Awards at Nelsonville Honor Students for Attendance
Nelsonville senior high granted first and second honor certificates for attendance. First honors went to 25 students who were neither absent nor tardy. second honors honored those with at most three absences and three tardies, listing recipients in two groups.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Senior High School
Kathleen Saltz
Helen Stewart
Stephen Ward
Louise Bowers
Charles Brown
Deibert Hoskins
Mildred Bryan
Anna Mae Colbert
Charles Elliot
Ralph Ely
Arthur Kennedy
Evelyn Juinton
Hildred Merz
Helen Parry
Leonard Powell
Lillian Stover
Thomas Curran
Mary Evans
Edna Hall
Arthur Hall
Marian Morris
Margaret Penn
Elizabeth Sheppard
Edward Stocklin
Tom Sheppard
Eva Wallace
Mac Bartlett
Evelyn Cuckier
Ella Dezso
Daisy Sapp
Lucile Smith
Elizabeth V Pierce
Maria Pomesky
Louise Ray
William McGovern
Edgar H. Norman
Henry Norman
Raymond Ruscoe
Charles Shafer
Richard Vare
Robert Walls
Charles Betts
Raymond Butt
Margaret Butts
Elsie Coakley
Vern Coakley
Bernice Cox
Joseph Griffin
Ruth Hilte
Forest Lattimer
Mary McDaniel
Dorothy Hilton
William Howe
Rhodolph Isselstein
Margaret Johnson
Kathleen Barrows
Howard Butt
Carmeleta Cagg
Mary DeVol
Harold Frank
Charles Glenn
Rebecca Perkins dies at Carbon Hill in Ohio obituary
Nelsonville May 27 Mrs Rebecca Jane Perkins 69 died Thursday at her Carbon Hill home. Her husband James Perkins predeceased her. She was twice married and leaves daughters Mrs Elmer Guess Loran Mrs Albert Evans Andrew Sallard of Carbon Hill sons J E Ballard Columbus C L Ballard Raymond and Tearl Perkins New Philadelphia Ohio.
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Nelsonville
Rebecca Jane Perkins
Carbon Hill
James Perkins
Elmer Guess
Loran
Albert Evans
Andrew Sallard
J. E. Ballard
Columbus
C. L. Ballard
Raymond and
Tearl Perkins
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Memorial Service Planned at M E Church in Nelsonville
G A R post and Woman's Relief Corps members will attend the memorial sermon at the M E church on Sunday May 29. They will meet in the choir room before the service and transportation will be provided for old soldiers and W R C members. Special choir music and a memorial address by Rev Ed L Morrell are scheduled.
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Nelsonville
G. A. R. and Woman's Relief Corps
M. E
Ed. Ll. Morrell
Class of 1902 Holds Reunion at Nelsonville
Nelsonville May 27 The annual Alumni meeting features the class of 1902 reunion with 29 original members, a luncheon at McBride's, a program at Central School, and an alumni banquet. Dr L G Bean Athens principal attended. Athletic events later that day feature Athens Ray-Glas vs Twilight league pickers.
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Nelsonville
Lottie Brown
Flo Lax
Lula Black Welch
Fredk Benson
Milton Bayles
Florence Coakley Graham
Grace Cox
James Collins
Bertha Davis Sheppard
Florence Hickman
Inez Higgins Courtney
Oril Howe Griffin
Elizabeth Hall Tomlinson
Steve Holland
Rank Nelson
Louise Pearce
Anna Landis Beattie
Forrest Marsh
Mayme McNerney Fagley
Grace Wilson Scott
Roland ‘Tomlinson
Bess Sisson Schaffer
Beulah Scott ‘Tomlinson
Emma Rodda Hill
Harry Roger Engle
Orley Nelson
Bess Rider Rice
Goldie Stillwell
Norman Theiss
Athens Ray-Glas
Smith
W. Coepe
Warich
Howell
Cheser
Ditcher
Eliott
Stewart
J. Coepe
Dunkle
Jenkins
Liedy
Brown
Barbers Beat Dixeys in Twilight League Tilt
Eddie's Barbers defeated the Dixeys 9 to 0 in a Nelsonville Twilight League game last night.
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Barbers
Nelsonville
Eddie's Barbers
Dixeys
W R C Members to Meet for Decoration Day Wreaths
Members of the W R C are requested to meet at Stout's chapel Saturday afternoon to make wreaths for Decoration Day.
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Nelsonville
Stout's Chapel
Nelsonville to observe Decoration Day Monday
Nelsonville plans a legal holiday with all stores closed and the post office not open on May 30. The town will observe Decoration Day with business halt and postal services suspended.
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Nelsonville
Scouts Gather At Y M C A For Decoration Day
Nelsonville May 27 Troops 1 and 2 of the Boy Scouts are asked to meet at the Y M C A Monday at 7 30 in full uniform to receive instructions and take part in Decoration Day activities.
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Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
Social Notes Mrs Barron Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs R I Barron entertained her bridge club on East Columbus Street with a pink and white color scheme and narcissus flowers. A 6 o'clock dinner preceded four bridge tables with guests Mrs Gilbert Love Mrs William McDonald of Columbus Mrs Otto Kaelin of Cleveland and Miss Dorothy Vorhes. Mrs Love won high score among guests while Mrs Hubert Hyde and Mrs Leonard Cooley led club scores.
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R. I. Barron
East Columbus Street
Gilbert Love
William McDonald
Columbus
Otto Kaelin
Cleveland
Dorothy Vorhes
Missionary Society Meeting At Fayette Street Home
Mrs H D Krieg hosted the Presbyterian church Missionary society on Thursday afternoon at Fayette street. Miss Irene Mc Dowell led devotions. Mrs C C Weltzheimer presented the year book of prayer and Miss Leone Stufflebean led the query corner. Mrs Lloyd Evans spoke on Mexico. Refreshments followed.
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H. D. Krieg
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Fayette Street
Irene McDowell
Cc. E. Weltzheimer
Leone Stufflebean
Lloyd Evans
Mexico
Eastern Star members attend Glouster inspection
Eight members of Eudora chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, attended the annual inspection of Glouster chapter on Thursday. Mrs. Gilbert Love and Mrs. William McDonald have returned to Columbus after visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Love. Mrs. Fanny Brooks of Columbus is a guest of her sister Mrs. John Hoodlet and niece Mrs. B. M. Coakley. Miles Brandenburg of Grand Rapids Michigan is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Brandenburg.
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Eudora
Order of the Eastern Star
Glouster
Gilbert Love
William McDonald
Columbus
John Love
Fanny Brooks
John Hoodlet
B. M.coakley
Miles Brandenburg
Grand Rapids
Mich
M. T. Brandenburg
CAL COSS DIES AT HOME AT 59
James Calvin Coss 59 died at 10 30 this morning at his home 131 Mill Street from hardening of the arteries. Funeral arrangements await word from a daughter in Chicago. Friends may call at the residence Saturday afternoon from 1 to 4. He leaves a widow one son and three daughters. Coss was well known in Athens County and long involved in horses and teaming.
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James Calvin Coss
Mill Street
Chicago
Coss
Athens County
Officials Confer On New Evidence In Mellett Case
Canton reports new evidence in the murder of Don R. Mellett publisher of the Canton Daily News prompts Stark County prosecutor Henry W. Harter Jr to travel to Columbus for a conference with Ora Slater. The visit aims to interview Ben Rudner Pat McDermott and Floyd E Streitenberger who have been convicted in the case.
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Canton
U.P
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Columbus
Ora Slater
Cincinnati
Stark County
Mellett
Ben Rudner
Pat McDermott
Floyd E. Streitenberger
Rudner
McDermott
Streitenberger
Rodeo opens with clash of American and Canadian riders
The Alberta stampede in Canada opens today featuring famous American cowboys and Canadian contestants. Riders draw for bucking horses including Midnight and Grave Digger as they compete to ride the wild mounts, with riders facing real danger in the bronco business.
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Columbus
U.P
Canada
Alberta
Hugh Strickland
Buff Brady
Norman Mason
Bob Jaskins
Pete Knight
Frank Woods
Frank Sharpe
Mount Midnight
Tumbleweed
Grave Digger
Bassano
Bay Dynamite
Gold Dust Twins
Rabies Cases Prompt Tie-Up Policy Defense
Two new rabid dog cases were reported in Athens and Ames townships last week. Health Commissioner J M Higgins says extending the sixty day dog retention period was justified to prevent further outbreak, as tied dogs were killed after symptoms appeared. The reappearance shows rabies can reemerge after a month without evidence and underscores enforcement of the June 22 rule.
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J. M. Higgins
Athens
Athens Township
Ames
Woman Driver Dies After Auto Struck by Freight Train
May 27. Mrs. Ruth Schneider, 40, of Marysville, died in Delaware from injuries after the automobile she drove was struck by a Hocking Valley freight train.
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Delaware
Ruth Schneider
Marysville
Hocking Valley
Presbyterian Assembly Aims to Avert Ideological Split
In San Francisco on May 27 liberals within the Presbyterian church voiced eagerness to avoid a fundamentalist liberalist clash at the 139th assembly. Leaders said there are no modernists, and optimism rose after Dr. Robert B. Speer was elected moderator.
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Presbyterian Assembly
San Francisco
U.P
Presbyterian Church
Robert B. Speer
Yearbook Athena 1926 27 Circulated Today With Secrets
The Athena will be circulated among Ohio University students today for the first time this year. Officials emphasize secrecy about special features and contents beyond standard pictures and articles used annually.
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Athena
Ohio University
Revival planned at New Marshfield Church of Christ
Plans for a revival begin Sunday morning June 12 at the New Marshfield Church of Christ. Literature will be available free to all within five miles as evangelists aim to visit every home in the radius.
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New Marshfield Church
Final Green and White Issue Comes Tonight at Ohio U
The semi weekly campus newspaper the Green and White will publish its final issue this evening from the paper office. It has circulated to all students twice weekly this year featuring news features editorials and college exchanges. William F Smiley was editor this year Edward Martin was elected editor for next year.
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Ohio University
Green and White
Willian F. Smiley
Edward Martin
Trial begins in Hockingport man charged with stabbing
Henry Wires of Hockingport faces trial in Common Pleas for cutting and stabbing Everett White. A jury of Emory L. Chapman Edward Chase Earl White Daniel Coulson Floyd Fouts Lafayette Andrews Frank Biddle Harley Burton Frank J. Caldwell John Q. Bobo Austin Chappelear and John M. Beatty was sworn. White was indicted on four counts including cutting and stabbing with intent to kill and wound for an offense alleged on April 22.
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Hockingport
Henry Wires
Everett White
Common Pleas Court
Emory L. Chapman
Edward Chase
Earl White
Daniel Coulson
Floyd Fouts
Lafayette Andrews
Frank Biddle
Harley Burton
Frank J. Caldwell
John Q. Bobo
Austin Chappelear
John M. Beatty
White
Parsons Pleads Guilty in Receiving Stolen Goods Case
Joseph Parsons pleaded guilty in Common Pleas court to receiving stolen goods valued at $5.77 from the Black Diamond company storehouse on February 25. Judge L G Worstell suspended imposition of sentence and set monthly cost payments of ten dollars until all costs are paid. Parsons must report monthly starting July 1 to deputy sheriff Clyde O Gibson, the court’s appointed probation officer.
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Joseph Parsons
L. G. Worstell
Common Pleas Court
Parsons
May Grand Jury
Black Diamond Company
Clyde O. Gibson
Gibson
Temperance Punch Spoofs Drinkers at London Event
In London a temperance punch hosted by prohibition advocate Mrs C A Barton was tampered with by a joker, leaving about thirty guests tipsy and revealing the night's playful mischief.
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London
C. A. Barton
Dairymen urged to form Athens county cow testing group
Ohio State dairy extension specialist Ivan McKillip urges a cow-testing association to profit from a yearly milk and feed record. Athens county officials say enough farmers exist to form two groups, with Meigs county possible in partnership. Each 26 member unit would have a college trained adviser to test milk and weigh feed monthly. Legumes like alfalfa soybeans and sweet clover are promoted to boost dairy output.
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Ivan McKillip
Ohio State University
Athens County
MecKillip
Ohio
Johnson
Jmien
Meigs County
Athens
McKillip
Beethoven Centenary Concert By Ohio University Ensemble
The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra and student and faculty musicians performed a two hour program in Ewing Hall Auditorium honoring Ludwig van Beethoven on the centenary of his death. A brief prelude included remarks and acknowledgments before the concert commenced.
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Beethoven
Ewing Hall
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Ludwig van Beethoven
Beethoven life facts shared by music director at concert
Professor C C Robinson of the university school of music spoke to the audience about Beethoven life and the significance of his works. Deforest Inger ham directed the university orchestra as associate violin professor. The concert drew a well attended crowd.
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Fessor
C. C. Robinson
University School of Music
Beethoven
Deforest Ingerham
Milwaukee man commits suicide after note of Chicago girl death
Investigations continued into the death of a Milwaukee man believed to be W. C. Martin treasurer of the Hamburg American Shipping Company who killed himself after writing a note confessing the slaying of a girl in Chicago.
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Milwaukee
Wis
W. C. Martin
Hamburg-American Shipping Company
Chicago
Memorial Services at Alexander Presbyterian Church Hebbardsville
Memorial services for veterans of all wars will be held at Alexander Presbyterian Church in Hebbardsville Sunday starting 11 am after Sunday school. Solos by Charlies Fagan and Lucy Stanley. A picnic lunch follows on the church lawn. In Albany the Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges hold services at 1:30 pm with Albany band and church choir. The Rev. H E Warner delivers the afternoon address on The Three Links of Life. Lodge members report to the lodge room at 12:30 pm.
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Alexander Presbyterian Church
Hebbardsville
Charlies Fagan
Lucy Stanley
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah Lodges
Albany
Albany Band
H. E. Warner
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs Robert Lowry
Mr and Mrs Robert Lowry of Wunderlich avenue ton Ohio announce the birth of a 9 12 pound son born May 18. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Car bondale and Mr and Mrs P J Stanley Gloucester.
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Robert Lowry
Wunderlich Avenue
Ton, O
Lowry
Carbondale
P. J. Stanley, Glouster
Marriage Licenses Granted in Probate Court
Two marriage licenses were issued in the Probate Court yesterday. The first was for Dille, 55, of Nelsonville, merchant, and Mary L. Sommers, 54, of Nelsonville, seamstress, with Rev. Queat Stuckey officiating. The second license went to Wilbur Parsons, 23, of Matern, West Virginia, and Kathryn Johnson, 24, daughter of C. R. Johnson, with Rev. Col. Coulter officiating.
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Dille
Nelsonville
Mary L. Sommers
Queat Stuckey
Wilbur Parsons
Matern W. Va
L. B. Parsons
Kathryn Johnson
C. R. Johnson
Col. Coulter
Not guilty verdict in juvenile case for Floyd Rosser
The juvenile court jury found Floyd Rosser of New Marshfield not guilty on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a sixteen year old girl after two hours of deliberation.
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Floyd Rosser
New Marshfield
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Rebecca Perkins
M. E. Church
G. A. R. and
Woman's Relief Coips
Cal Coss
Harter
Slater
U. S
Aliechem’s
Store OF Quality & Service
Messenger Pattern Dept
Hebbardsville Church
Dt Scholls
Kimball Pianos
T. C. Green
Kimball
W. W. Kimball CO
Hocking and Fayette Sts
Nelson Ille
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