Commencement Address Urges Education With Purpose
Nelsonville May 27 Rabbi Jacob Tarshish of Columbus tells 68 seniors at the high school commencement to solve current problems. He outlines four purposes of education hunger for knowledge thinking serving and belief. Honorary awards go to eight students and six join the National Honor Society.
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Nelsonville
Rabbi Jacob Tarshish
Columbus
Naoma Lehman
Francis Kouri
Mary Lou Hudson
Bob Hail
Prin. L. E. Buell
Board of Education
D. B. Lowden
Supt
E J. Arnold
Herman A. Sayre
Ward H. Hamm
Rabbi Tarshish
Tarshish
Naoma Marie Lehman
Edith Lanner
Latin Fraternity
Ohio University
National Honor Society
Doris Louise Wallace
Phyllis Eileen Robson
Marjorie E. Hickman
Rachel Kathryn Coakley
William Adams
Jesse F. Cage
Clyde C. Campbell
Charles Dezso
Charles Dorst
Charles Herbert Finsterwald
Bill Y. Hall
Bob Hall
Norman Hall
Andy W. Hallett
Robert L. Hilleary
Francis G. Kouri
Melvin L. Losey
Deibert Marstiller
Gerald Fredric McCreary
William R. Nelson
Fred Shannon Nye
Dix Owens
Wilbert L. Pierce
Charles A. Roby
Clifford Scott
Benjamin F. Sterling
Wilbur E. Wallace
Donald R. Warehime
Ray Stanley Sayers
Bert Scott
Ruth P. Brady
Edna V. Chapman
Jennie M. Cooke
Margaret Lois Devol
Leah Ellen Dewhurst
Gladys Hanning
Margaret Ellen Hitchings
Mary Louise Huffman
Elsie E. Ingram
Vivian Mae Joy
Ruth Juniper
Helen Marjorie Keating
Ruth V. Keplar
Anna Grace Lash
Elizabeth Genevia Lash
Edna K. Laughlin
Grace Edna Linton
Kathryn Ann Ludden
Doris McManamay
Treva G. Oakley
Ella Mae Oliver
Bessie L. Parry
Esther Evelyn Pyle
Ruth Pyle
Pyllis
Eileen Robson
Lelia Cathern Schoonover
Ada Lucille Scott
Mary Elaine Shelton
Juanita
Sprinkling Prohibited By Nelsonville Mayor
Nelsonville officials ban all sprinkling due to temporary water shortage caused by excessive waste. Mayor J. W. Hickman issued the order as water pressure fell to an alarming level.
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Nelsonville
J. W. Hickman
Legion To Conduct Memorial Services In Nelsonville
Nelsonville Ohio May 27 Comrade Charles Wolfe leads Glenford Dugan Post 229 in Memorial Day services at Asbury Ridge Cemetery and Connett Cemetery Sunday May 29 at 2 pm and 4 pm All ex service members are invited to gather at the Legion home at 1 pm Sunday The Fort Street Cemetery service is listed for 9 15 am Memorial Day May 30 at Grenlawn Cemetery featuring a Memorial Day address by Rev John J Scott and taps by buglers A chicken dinner will follow for participants Post commander J F Mulligan cheers the event
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Nelsonville
Charles Wolfe
Glenford Dugan
Ohio
Asbury Ridge Cemetery
Connett Cemetery
Legion Home
Asbury Ridge
Connett
Fort Street
Grenlawn
John J. Scott
The
Christian Church
J. F. Mulligan
Plan New Mining Class In Nelsonville
Nelsonville residents are invited to a 7 p.m. meeting at the high school to form a first year mining class for fall and winter. The State Department of Education supports the program now in its fourth year with instructor A W Seabright leading weekly sessions.
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Nelsonville
State Department of Education
A. W. Seabright
Poppy Sale Concert Aids Legion Auxiliary in Nelsonville
The Nelsonville High School Band will play on the Public Square Saturday at 7 PM to aid the Glenford Dugan Post American Legion poppy sale. An all day service is planned Sunday May 29 at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints led by Hitler William Vickrey of Lancaster. a basket dinner will be served at noon.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Nelsonville High School
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Hitler William Vickrey
Lancaster
Bake Sale by Wo man’s Home Missionary Society
A bake sale sponsored by the Women’s Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church will be held in the Joyce Store Room, Saturday beginning at 11 a.m.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Joyce Store
Funeral services for Mrs Henry Wallace held at Chestnut Street home
Mrs Henry Wallace aged 74 died early Thursday morning. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM at the family home on Chestnut Street with Rev H A Sayre of the Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Henry Wallace
Chestnut Street
H. A. Sayre
Methodist Church
Greenlawn
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Report
Mrs. BE. J. Kessinger and Mrs. Del bert Walls hosted a Presbyterian Missionary Society gathering Thursday afternoon at East Columbus Street home. President Mrs. N. Hill led business, with Mrs. M. H. Lutz, Mrs. Drescher, Mrs. H. P. Kreig and Mrs. John Saltz guiding the program. Refreshments followed during the social hour as members attended.
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BE. J. Kessinger
Delbert Walls
Presbyterian Missionary Society
East Columbus Street
N. Hill
M. H. Lutz
Drescher
H. P. Kreig
John Saltz
Bears Snag Angler After Cast Missed Take
A.R J. K. Lowndes of Chicago claimed a bear snagged his fishing line at the head waters of the Ottawa river in Montreal on Monday. His first cast missed but the second hooked the bear in the nose, prompting a quick retreat.
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Montreal
A.R J. K. Lowndes
Chicago
Ottawa
Lowndes
Hog receipts lighter in important markets in week long
In Columbus Ohio on May 27 hog receipts at key markets were smaller than the prior week though prices kept falling. Small packers bought more as week ended and prices paused declines. Cattle prices recovered from last week losses with steady daily activity. Lambs stayed weak with old crop lambs about a dollar lower.
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Columbus
H. E. Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Small Boy Suffocates In an Old Tee Box
SCOTIA N Y May 27 William Rice Jr 5 and Robert Nicholas 6 locked in an old ice box for more than five hours died from suffocation Their father found William alive and Robert dead Frank Craig owner of the building said the empty apartment was locked The children likely found a key and entered the ice box to play the door shut accidentally
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Scotia
N. Y
U.P
William Rice, Jr
Robert Nicholas
William
Rice
Robert
Frank Craig
Maniac to be arraigned in fatal school stabbing case
Jacob Gordon, 38, who went berserk and charged into a Cleveland group of schoolgirls yesterday, killed one girl and wounded two others with a knife. He was held in a strait jacket in the county jail psychopathic ward and faced possible murder charges at an arraignment.
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Cleveland
Jacob Gordon
Gordon
Mohawk Tribe Meeting Plans Cemetery Decoration and Time Change
Members of the Mohawk Tribe of Red Men will gather at the lodge hall on Sunday May 29 to decorate graves in local cemeteries. At the June 2 meeting a vote will adjust meeting time from 7 30 to 8 o’clock for June through September. A dance is scheduled at the hall Saturday night.
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Mohawk Tribe of Red Men
County-Wide Rally Set By Churches of Christ
A county wide evangelistic rally led by C. J. Sharp of Cincinnati will visit county joints and nearby areas June 3 to June 5. The event features moving pictures and aims to unite the Churches of Christ and keep services open during difficult times. New Marshfield June 3 Bishopville June 4. basket dinner June 5 with an afternoon service and night picture show.
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Glouster
C. J. Sharp
Cincinnati
Sharp
Churches of Christ
New Marshfield
Bishopville
New Officers Elected by Mountville Congregation Edith Armstrong Leads
Mountville May 27 Sunday School will be held at 1 o'clock with the newly elected officers in charge. Superintendent Edith Armstrong assistant superintendent Pauline Shepard secretary Effie Beard.presiding Rev Warden will preach at 1 30 on The Wheel of Life Special music featured. Glouster May 27 Deputy Game Protector B F Swartz has three young coons from Floodwood in his possession kept in a pen until they forage.
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Mountville
Edith Armstrong
Pauline Shepard
Effie Beard
Warden
Glouster
B. F. Swartz
Floodwood
127 Present for O. E. S. Inspection at Glouster
The O E S annual inspection of Thea Chapter was led by Worthy Grand Patron J F Edward Deutsche of Dayton with Mrs Deutsche. One hundred twenty seven members and visitors from multiple towns attended the invocation and a 6 o clock dinner in the M B E Church social room. The meeting then moved to the second floor of the Palace Theater building for chapter work in the new Masonic hall.
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Baltimore
Cambridge
Columbus
Middleport
New Marshfield
Florida
M. BE
Masonic Hall
Palace Theater
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Miners To Meet for Local Union 648 Monthly Session
GLOUSTER May 27 Local Union 648 Mine 255 will hold its monthly meeting Saturday afternoon at 1 30 at the Greens Run school house. Officers will be elected and other business transacted as may properly come before the meeting. MOVES TO MCCONNELVILLE Fred Heck of this city has moved his family to the country near McConnelsville for the summer. He is employed with Strawser Construction Co and will work on Morgan County road construction through the season. A program will be given Decoration Day Monday at the Dew Cemetery near Barr Oak.
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Glouster
Mine
Greens Run
Mcconnellville
Fred Heck
Strawser Construction Co
MccConnelsville
Heck
Morgan County
Barr Oak
Dew Cemetery
Poppies On Sale By University and Town Girls
American Legion poppies were sold in Athens by university and town girls to raise funds for veterans hospitals. Proceeds will buy fruit candy magazines and other luxuries for veterans confined there. The sale continues Saturday.
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American Legion
Athens
Veterans’ Hospitals
Local social notes from Corning area school and visitors
Mrs W W Evans Miss Hanna Evans and Miss Margaret Scott attended the Corning High School commencement Tuesday night with Ruth Dunlap a graduate. Guests include Mr and Mrs Ray Andrews and daughter Mary Louise Cebu Cebu Philippines and Mrs John Cook with daughter Olean Crooksville. Also Mr and Mrs J F Edward Dohse Dayton Ohio were guests of Mr and Mrs C H Bartlett. Dohse attended Eastern Star inspection with Mrs Dohse as Grand Esther. Mrs Earl Devore returned to Shawnee after visiting Mrs William Barrows and friends. Bir mingham Alabama visitors Mr and Mrs Frank Harrold en route to Peoria Illinois to visit their son Henry Harrold. Maude Verity and daughter Jeanette Verity of Toledo visiting for high school alumni reunion. W L Powell was a business visitor in Columbus.
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W. W. Evans
Hanna Evans
Margaret Scott
Corning High School
Ruth Dunlap
Ray Andrews
Mary Louise
Cebu Cebu
Philippine Islands
John Cook
Olean
Crooksville
Sam Gilham
Clint Patton
J. F. Edward Dohse
Dayton
C. H. Bartlett
Dohse
Order of Eastern Star
Grand Esther
Glouster
Eastern Star
Earl Devore
Shawnee
William Barrows
Frank Harold
Birmingham
Ala
Peoria
Ill
Henry Harrold
Maude Verity
Jeanette Verity
Toledo
W. L. Powell
Columbus
Juniors to Attend Memorial Service in Nelsonville
Members of the Jr. O U A M are asked to meet at their hall Sunday at 9 30 in full attendance to march as a group to the Memorial service at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Memorial Services for G A R at Methodist Church
Memorial services for the G A R will be held Sunday at 10 30 in the Methodist Church. The Rev H A Sayre will deliver the address. All patriotic orders are invited to attend the service.
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Methodist Church
H. A. Sayre
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