Nelsonville Society Notes and Local Ads
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1931
Page
3
Local society items and classified ads column notes events in Nelsonville and surrounding area. Community updates and contact information for writers and advertisers are included.
Nelsonville High School will honor six girl athletes at commencement next Wednesday. Laura Norman led scoring as jump center for four years and was named honorary captain. Mary Whyte, Vivian Woomlery, Maxine North, Evelyn Galvin, and Shafer have contributed as guards and forwards, with Galvin notably stopping Lancaster’s advance in a historic regional win.
Nelsonville May 22 A special report by City Auditor Ralph Elliott shows fund balances as of May 18 with General 2999.27 Safety 1870.58 Health 256.65 Service 199.34 Gasoline 5000.19 Water 5460.12 Light 82757.21 Auto registration 3224.72 The Gasoline fund will cover the Jackson Streets contract about 2.80 and two boilers bought for 5200 will be paid from Light and Water funds.
Miss Fanny Mulligen district hospital chairman of the American Union Auxiliary asks all citizens to cooperate with the Glenford Dugan Post and the Ladies Auxiliary as they offer poppies made by disabled veterans for sale today. Everyone is urged to buy at least one poppy.
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church will honor local high school graduates by giving them Bibles during the Sunday morning service. Special music includes anthems and a tenor solo, with Memorial Day themed sermon by Rev. Lloyd Evans. An evening union service is planned at the high school auditorium.
Nelsonville native Ralph Mike Ely Wooster College track star and basketball letterman is appointed athletic coach at Apple Creek High School near Wooster. Ely will graduate from Wooster College in June and is the son of Mr and Mrs Lane Ely of Nelsonville.
Members of Glenford Dugan Post No. 229 American Legion are asked to meet at the Post Building at 10 o'clock Sunday morning to attend memorial services at the Christian Church in Nelsonville.
Two new boilers arrived in Nelsonville for the municipal water works plant. They were purchased through A Richards, with John Fel lem holding the installation contract for the city plot. Work is to begin immediately.
The Kings Heralds gathered at Betty and Helen Sayre’s home for a Wednesday night service on the theme God at Nature from Junior Friend. Fourteen members answered roll call with favorite flowers. one new member Mary Whitmore joined.
The Business uiing mass of the Christian Sunda and their teacher Mrs es K Grammer enjoyed Thursday evening at the home of Mrs on Scheide in La Cursts. Prizes were won by Mrs Grammer Mrs Clayton Scheide and Miss Ethel Johnson. Refreshments were served during the social hour.
Funeral services for Mrs Floyd Petit 56 who died Thursday morning at the family home Sea Fort Street will be held Sunday at 2 p m at Fort Presbyterian Church Reverend Lloyd Evans will officiate Burial will be at Greenlawn graveside funeral details remain in Nelsonville community records
Memorial services are set for morning at 10:90 at the First Church of Christ. Charles K. Grammer will deliver the sermon honoring the deceased and remembering past members.
Nelsonville reports Harry Kelly Jr is recovering satisfactorily at home after an operation for an abscess of the spine.
Miter Wilden Erma Wilson Miss Leona Wells and Misa Fanny Mulligan were visitors in Columbus Thursday. Misa Iva Murphy spent several days with her brother and the Murphy family in Columbus. Mrs Claude Cranmer Mrs Pole Barrows Mrs Katiern Smith and daughter Jane were visitors in Arena Thursday. Mrs Thomas Bush and Mrs Walter Sinea spent today in Columbus. Miss Phebe Clements and Mr Walter Campbell Loran spent Thursday in Columbus. Mrs James Sharpa spent several days in Columbus with her daughter Mrs Frank Tedrow Jr. Mrs W Hyde left today to visit relatives in Sharon Pa for several days. Mrs Eth a Deer Mise Phebe.
Miss Marcella Faulk and Algernon Todd were married Thursday May 21 at the home of Reverend D C Shearer of the Pilgrim Holiness Church. The couple will live near Nelsonville Route 2 with plans for their future.
Worth Clementa and Mrs. Hueenefeld attended in Logan for a Pythian Sisters get-together. Mrs. Hueenefeld and Mrs. Clara Caldwell joined the Ohio University Band concert with members Bob Hueenefeld and others from Nelsonville including Jas Stephon and daughter Beaste.
Berl Middleport May 22 inspection of Evangel line Chapter 172 Order of Eastern Star held Thursday night in the Masonic Temple with Mrs Thor Olson as inspector Ath ens guiding. A banquet followed and guests from Gallipolis Pomer Cheshire and Athens attended.
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