Nelsonville Events Detail School Weddings And Graduations
Nelsonville reports a wedding at the Smith home with Miss Imelda Smith marrying Lawrence newton in a May ceremony during a large family gathering. Also noted are a May 24 junior high commencement with Supt McVay and a May 27 senior high graduation with Dr Chen. a May 24 baccalaureate by Rev Lloyd Evans and a promotion day across city schools.
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Nelsonville
Imelda Smith
Jacob Smith
Lawrence
Waenton
Herbert Newton
Isaac Newton
Athens
K. H. McCorkle
Church of Christ
Evelyn Siddie
Donald Newton
Lohengrin
Beatrice Henshaw
Nelsonville High School
Ohio University
Athens Brick Corporation
Smith
Herbs Newton
Ponaltd
Newton
Henels
Raymond
Trayvin and Smith
KK. H. McCorkie
John Parry
Hannah Parry
William Snowden
Thomas Auflick
Cora Davis
Luther Berry
Paul
John Patton
Lucille Frank
Evelyn Siddle
Phillip Briley
Earnest
Itit
de Croom
Hel
Homse
Nelsonville Junior High School
H. R. McVay
Glee Club
Margaret Scott
Violet Lady
Pridgen
Mary Jo Bowers
Genevieve Beagle
Ethel Johnson
Lulu Steenrod
H. E. Zuber
J. ¥. Buell
Silver Eyes
Rev. Hoffman
Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Church
J. L. Chen
Columbus bridge luncheon hosts and results noted
Mrs Charles Preston and Mrs Dave Evans hosted a Wednesday afternoon bridge luncheon at the Preston home in Columbus attended by Nelsonville women. Sweet pea baskets adorned the tables and six tables were played. Mrs C E Bennett won first prize, John Edingetor took second, and Mrs N Will earned third prize.
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Charles Preston
Dave Evans
Preston
Columbus
Nelsonville
C. E. Bennett
John Edingetor
N. Will
Mrs. E B Acomb and Alma Margaret Visiting Columbus
Mrs E B Acomb and her daughter Alma Margaret are visiting relatives in Columbus from Thursday through Sunday.
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E. B. Acomb
Alma Margaret
Columbus
Nelsonville High School Band Gives Debut Concert
In Nelsonville the first high school band performed before about 300 in the high school auditorium. G. E. Stephenson of Athens led the 35 member group as Mary Lou Hudson played a cornet solo. The concert featured eight numbers with several encore performances and ended with a baton presented to Stephenson by Robert Huenefeld. The program was praised as one of the year's finest. The band will be open for public engagements next year.
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Nelsonville
G. E. Stephenson
Athens
Mary Lou Hudson
Stephenson
Robert Huenefeld
Hyperion Club Members Asked to Order Study Books
Nelsonville May 23 Members of the Hyperion Club awaiting the new year study books are asked to place orders with Mrs. J M Hyde at once The Rev and Mrs Lloyd Evans Mrs Ed Dean Mrs E J Cable and Louise Craft were in Columbus Wednesday.
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Nelsonville
Hyperion Club
J. M. Hyde
Lioyd Evans
Ed Dean
E. J. Cable
Louise Craft
Columbus
Pirtcher Pled Guilty to Insurance Charge in Court
Clare Pirtcher pleaded guilty on arraignment to a charge of intent. Mayor L. J. Eberley fined him $10 and costs.
Berean Class Meeting in Nelsonville May 23 at 9:50
Special music will be heard at the Berean Class meeting Sunday morning at 9 50 o clock at the Christian Church. All men are invited to attend. The Reefers vs the Torkers contest is developing into a hard race.
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Nelsonville
Christiaan Church
Reefers
Torkers
Elsonville
Jr. O
Daughters F America
Washington Street
Nelsonville High to Play in State Baseball Tourney
Nelsonville High School, champions of Southeastern Ohio, head to Columbus for the state tournament. The team departed this afternoon to compete, with the opener set for tomorrow.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Columbus
Hi Club Picnickers Leave Nelsonville for Old Man's Cave
Twenty members of the Hi Club with leader Rev Liord Vans depart Nelsonville for an all day outing at Old Man's Cave. The group sets off this morning for a day of picnic activities and recreation.
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Nelsonville
Hi- Club
Liord Vans
Old Man's Cave
Initiation Planned by The Daughters of America
The Daughters of America will hold their meeting with initiation this evening. All officers are requested to attend and wear white. Supper is pot luck with each member bringing her favorite dish.
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Daughters of America
Mrs Stover Spends Thursday in Radcliffe With Friends
Mrs Charles Stover spent Thursday visiting friends and relatives in Radcliffe, enjoying a day of social time and local hospitality.
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Charles Stover
Radcliffe
Nelsonville Personal Notes Wide Circle Visits Columbus
Henry Hale visited Columbus as a Columbus guest Thursday. Many locals hosted relatives in the city including Mrs. Fred Edington and Martha Ellen Kreer of Madison West Virginia. Mrs. Ro 1. Barron hosted the roses club with a pink and white dinner and three table play.
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Henry Hale
Columbus
Fred Edington
Martha Ellen
Misa Jean Kreer
Madison
W. Va
Lis McLaughlin
Joe Mathewson
C. A. Hooper
Athens
Frank Poston
Beth Verity
A. Courtney
Blanche Verity
PLELRODE-DEYS CLUB entertains members at Ruth Mills home
Miss Ruth Mills hosted the Mienr-de-Lys Club on Fast Columbus Street for a dinner for fourteen members. Dancing was the evening's diversion after the meal.
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Ruth Mills
Columbus Street
Veteran Indian Service Official Named Superintendent
A. G. McMillan, long serving in the Indian Service, is appointed superintendent of the Five Civilized Tribes of Oklahoma. He is the first superintendent chosen from the ranks and his tenure spans more than 27 years of government service. The tribes comprise over 10 percent of the nation’s Indian population and more than one third of the tribes.
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A. G. McMillan
Indian Service
Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
Indiana
McMillan
Unwise Loans Cited as Cause of Bank Failures in Small Towns
Banking officials at the Ohio Bankers Association meeting blame craving for easy credit as the main reason for bank failures. Wisconsin Banking Commissioner C. F. Schwenker warned that loan policies must protect depositors. He urged banks to avoid risky local loans to safeguard solvency and stability.
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Columbus
C. F. Schwenker
Wisconsin
Ohio Bankers Association
Schwenker
Prade
Sackers for Record Near 100 Hour Mark
PORT FORTH Texas May 23 Ree Robhies and Kaelly aviators push toward the hour mark in a grueling endurance flight seeking a new record as the pace intensifies and fatigue grows for the crew near the 100 hour target.
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Port Forth
Texas
Ree Robhies
Kaelly
Rio Grande Invites Ohio Circus Troupe to Rio Grande
A troupe of about 25 tumblers acrobats and clowns plans to perform in Rio Grande College gym tonight after leaving Ohio Gymnasium two weeks earlier. Prof C J Glauque received the invitation from President W W Bartlet. Dean John F R Johnston will accompany the group.
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Ohio Gymnasium
Aca
Rio Grande College
Rio Grande
C. J. Glauque
Departement of Physical Education
W. W. Bartlet
China
John FR. Johnston
Rio Grandes
Jamaica spring meet opens with Sara Hildreth’s eight winners
Veteran trainer Sara Hildreth dominates the opening two weeks at Jamaica racing. Her eight winners set a standout pace as she records the best showing among trainers.
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Jamaica
Sara Hildreth
Seme
Hie
Orlod
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