Graduation Season Opens Sunday at Nelsonville High
The senior class at Nelsonville High prepares for graduation season opening this Sunday with members attending the Sayre Is ceremony.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1933
Page
3
The senior class at Nelsonville High prepares for graduation season opening this Sunday with members attending the Sayre Is ceremony.
A May 29 report covers a high school graduation speech invoking faith and service, with a choir performance led by Rev Sayre and Evans. It also describes Mrs Mollie Six sustaining a fractured collar bone from a fall on Scott Street steps, with her condition noted as improving at home.
City Memorial Day program set for 2 30 with Buckeyes and league teams using permits. Commissioners report contributions and hope for clear conditions after a spring marked by delays.
A 99 year old woman on Harper Street cultivates a renowned garden with help from Mir Doyle who directs work from the doorway. She uses a cane but remains active in tending to plants, maintaining a celebrated cottage garden in the community.
Announcement of the marriage Saturday afternoon at First Methodist Church in Athens between Miss Ruth E F Stratton of Nelsonville and Mr. Stanley Partlow of Nelsonville. Attendant was Mrs. Harry L Wise of Athens. After a brief trip, they will reside in Nelsonville.
Memorial Day events in Nelsonville led by Glenford Dugan Post will start Tuesday at 9 a.m. with a parade from the Legion Home to Fort Street Cemetery and Greenlawn Cemetery. Rev. Lloyd Evans will deliver the memorial address at Fort Street Cemetery with taps by Legion buglers.
Hughes Riggs died early this morning at his Murray City home. He leaves his wife Sally and daughter Dorothy, his mother Mrs. Mary Riggs, two brothers Archie of Shelbyville Ind and Albert Nelsonville, three sisters Mrs. Jack Adams near Glouster Mrs. Byron Phillips near Albany and Mrs. Ben Windfield Chicago Ill. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 3 p m with burial at Greenlawn.
Out of town mourners gathered Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock for the funeral of Mrs. E. B. Higgins held at the family residence. Rev. H. B. Sayers presided. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Russell of Portsmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rickett of Pomeroy, and others from Bradbury Ohio, Logan, Springfield, Columbus, New Richmond, Plain City, and nearby areas.
Attendees including Thomas Wilson Sr Miss Irma Wilson and Tom Wilson attended the service held Sunday afternoon in Langsville for Mrs. John Miller and her son John Arnold Miller.
The regular meeting of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics will convene Tuesday night at 7 30. Officers will be nominated.
Pomeroy May 20. Earl Blumenauer 29 of Minersville and Elsie Gladys Smith 37 of Minersville were issued a marriage license in probate court this morning. Blumenauer is a motor coach driver by trade.
Andrew Hoyd files in common pleas court against The Ohio Grangers Mutual Insurance Company of Jefferson and The Security Savings Bank of Athens seeking judgment for 2100 plus interest for a fire loss on October 20, 1982. The bank as mortgage holder is asked to state its claim.
Chester won 4 to 1 over Middleport in the season opener at Pythian Park Sunday afternoon. Batteries for Chester were Whipple Quillen Young and for Middleport McCann Parfitt.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bush and Mrs. Emma Reeves arrived from Columbus to stay with Miss Elsie Hart in Pomeroy for Memorial Day. Mrs. Mary Huber and Mrs. Lena Huber with family visited friends in Trenton yesterday.
In this reflective piece a famous female author shares six rules for cultivating life affirming optimism. She emphasizes faith in God and self, resilience amid hardship, avoiding cynicism, and pursuing constructive friends and activities to maintain hope through adversity.
A thoughtful piece on independence of spirit guiding individuals and communities. It contrasts confident self trust with cockiness, praises a home keeper who creates serenity, and shows how steadfast independence can dispel discontent.
Sharpsburg gas well on Harry Glover farm near the Athens County line proved fruitless yesterday though nearby wells are productive. Drilling for gas continues at the B. E. Armstrong farm.
Burr Oak residents Mr. and Mrs. Loral Stevens announce the birth of a son. Decoration Day services will be held at Dew Cemetery on Tuesday, May 30. Mrs. Lelia Dew and children visited her parents. Several local families—Elmer Gladden of East Branch, Meri Gladden of Glouster, Albert Post and Ralph, and Mildred Bray of Hemlock—traveled to Springfield to see Mr. Clyde Miller and family. Mrs. Albert Post conducted school census this week for Syracuse and Spencer Ridge.
The Klan announces an open meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday May 31 at the I O O F Hall in Nelsonville. J A Colescott grand dragon of the Ohio Indiana Michigan Klans will speak on Communism. A musical program is planned and the public is invited.
William Lightfritz, 41, died last night at her home near Carbondale. She was a daughter of William Sickles of Mineral. Funeral services will be held Wednesday with burial at New Marshfield.
Funeral services were held at Stout's Funeral Home for Mrs. Sarah Cullison Shannon who died Friday at her son Earl Shannon's home in Barberton Ohio. Burial was at Greenlawn beside her husband John killed in a mine accident in 1907. She leaves Earl, a daughter Mrs. Fiske of Columbus, and two brothers.
Glenford Dagen Post and the Women’s Auxiliary thank the public for the generous support of the poppy sale held Friday and Saturday. The two organizations express deep appreciation for the sponsorship and contributions.
A meeting of the York Township Unemployment League is set for tonight at 7 30 at the Kimberly School House. Members are urged to attend and discuss local employment concerns and relief efforts.
No rehearsal at the Legion Building tonight. All band members must meet at the High School Building Tuesday morning at 8 15.
Dr and Mrs W I Jones and Mr and Mrs Frederick Heisch visited in Columbus with Mrs E J Cable and Mr and Mrs S E Dean. Joe Keich and son Joe from Columbus stayed with Mr and Mrs Phil Keich. Mr and Mrs James T Sheppard and grandson Sheppard Black and Mr and Mrs Preston Wolfe of Columbus were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C S Sheppard and Mr and Mrs Harry Edington.
Golden Glenn underwent an operation at St Francis Hospital on Saturday and is now recovering.
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