Nelsonville Board hires next year staff and plans playground
Nelsonville Board of Education at a Wednesday meeting employed teachers for next year and discussed finances and a potential playground site. Enrollment is expected to be similar, with high school numbers down. Julian Yantis did not seek coaching again, and no replacement named yet as applicant survey continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mies Agnes Hilsen
Arnold
Julian Yantis
Joe Wright
Doris Coon
Maaiie Hail
Kathleen & Boyd
Bessie J. Deer
Beasie Dieh
Harold H. Figley
Ward W. Hamm
Doria M. Moreh
Helen
Jackson Pringlieh
Luctlle F. Long
Maynard RR
McWvaniel
Blanche Moorehead
Jennie Nelson
Grace GU
Roberts
Enghan
Mildred G Roberta
Cornelia Scott
Mary Sharp
Helen V. Shaw
E. Franklin Stedman
Nelsonville Scout Meet Friday Night
Nelsonville Boy Scouts of Troop 46 will meet at 1.00 Friday evening at the PF Building. Investiture ceremonies will promote John Johnson Charles Levering Marold Lehman and Charles Campbell to Tenderfoot and Munroe Francia to Second Class. An overnight camp is planned for Saturday with gear preparation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Johnson
Charles Levering
Marold Lehman
Charles Campbell
Munroe Francia
W. DO. Mender
Sam Hawk
Local Social Guests Visit Columbus and Indianapolis
Personal note lists Mr and Mrs Ire M Ink and son Stanley and Miro as guests of Mr and Mrs James Knight in Columbus. Lucile Verity and Regina Wiote attend UW Indianapolis races. A L Pritchard visits Columbus, W A Pride of Gloucester visits Mrs Phil Reich, and Mrs Charles Tedrow visits Roseville with her son and family.
Birthday party for James Horn in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Theodore Horn of 192 East Franklin Street hosted James Horns eighth birthday Tuesday with seven friends. after a refreshments the group went to the carnival. Guests included Rosemary Snackenburg Josephine Donley Mary Ellen Don ley Donnie Roeser Arline Rosser Beverly Lu Bonner of Chillicothe and the guest of honor James Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Horn
East Franklin Street
Little Friends
James
Rosemary Snackenburg
Josephine Donley
Mary Ellen Donley
Donnie Roeser
Arline Rosser
Beverly Lu
Bonner
Chillicothe
Evans Funeral Largely Attended in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Mose Evans were held at his Short Street residence with many neighbors and friends offering sympathy by flowers. Rev Rothrock led the service with Masonic rites at Greenlawn burial. out of town attendees included Zeph Phillips Saginaw Mich and the Phillips and Evans families from several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short Street
Mose Evans
Frend
Rothrock
Greenlawn
Pete Shough
Jesus
Zeph Phillips
Saginaw
Mich
Rachel
Abe
Virginia Phillips
Tonny Robinson
Gar Robinson
Dave Evans
Charles McMahon
Columbus
Frank Skyles
Wellston
Anna McKee
John McKee
Bob Mehi
Lancaster
Elsworth Rheinschall
Logan
William Gordon
Lucile Evans
William
Buss
Paul
Ed Gallagher
R. M. van Dyke
Anthons Padden
Athens
Jack Adams
Hollister
Byron Phillips
Byron
Albany
Memorial services honor Scout official Whitlatch
Memorial Day rites were held at 11:45 a.m. for Walter W. Whitlatch, late Scout official in the district. Former Scouts and leaders attended. a bronze grave marker funded by local men and boys was unveiled. Buglers included Joe Galvin, Bill Reed, and Jack Kerr, with Mrs. Ashby hosting a Sunday School class dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Shief
Walter W. Whitlateh
Thin District
Whitlatch
Joe Galvin
Bill Reed
Jack Kerr
Memorial Day guest of honor is Civil War veteran Eber Jones
In Nelsonville York Township Memorial Day parade the 91 year old Eber Jones, the county’s last surviving Civil War veteran, recalls enlistment in Athens in 1841, 36 battles, a 10 000 mile march, and life after the war. He lives with his grandson Virgil Young on Chestnut Street and plans to answer present despite aging health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eber Jones
York Township
Jones
Virgil Young
Chestnut Street
Harrold Mills
Athens
Illinois
Athens County
Dowler Church
Nelsonville Welcomes Grand Keeper of Records and Sea
Nelsonville hosts Damon Rally No. 24 Knights of Pythias inviting Wm. A. Burke Grand Keeper of Records and Seal to attend the Pythian Period Annual Thanksgiving. He dined with Mrs. Delia Lewis and son Ernest Lewis and enjoyed his first Nelsonville visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Wm. A. Burke
Ohio
Knights of Pythias
Damon Rally
K. of P
Delia Lewis
Ernest Lewis
Sir Burke
Eddy Visits Glouster Glouster B F Biddy to Visit in the Week
Eddy, a former Trimble and Athens resident and former Sugar Creek mine superintendent, will visit Glouster this week at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Marquis. The Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ will meet Friday night at Mrs Nell Peugh’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
B. F. Biddy
Columbus
Trimble
Athens
George Marquis
Eddy
Sugar Creek
Lass
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ
Nell Peugh
Two Glouster Business Rooms To Be Remodeled
Work to install new fronts in two High Street business rooms will begin immediately. Trasin Brothers will add a modern front to their building and a new front goes on the Dennaion building once occupied by the Central Meat Market where C A Beal will open a grocery and meat market. Interior remodeling of the Trasin Bros room has completed with rear partitions removed to enlarge the sales area. Rev D L Browning, pastor of Grandview Methodist Church and former Glouster M E pastor, is elected president of the Franklin County Federation of Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
High Street
Trasin Brothers
Dennaion
C. A. Beal
Trasin Bros. Busines
Ing
Grandview Methodist Church
Glouster M. E
Franklin County Federation of Churches
Legion Backs Famous Riding Rooney Brothers Circus
American Legion sponsor Famous Riding Rooney Brothers Circus to perform Friday with two shows. Clowns acrobats trapeze artists and animals featured. Rev O P Smith of M B Church and wife and children enjoy week in Canal Winchester and Columbus visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Rev
O. P. Smith
M. B. Church
Siren in Merre? Married Comrades 1
Adele Garrison and Katherine meet in the hall as Faith sleeps in the nursery. Faith was rocked to sleep by a grandfatherly visit, prompting jokes about motherhood rights, naps, and overstimulation. The scene ends with speculation on the father’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siren
Merre
Faith
Graham
Katie Glad to Feed Food for Journey to the Lake
In a sudden nursery scene Katie prepares a compact emergency box for a dawn departure. A list for supplies is readied by Katie and Madge as Junior and Roderick rush in excited to pack their items before dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie
Junior
Roderick
Madge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board Wedney
Yanus
Lillian C. Young
Bertha Howard
Elin Patton
Nellie Hamer
Josephine Baugh
Lulu Lane
West
Fatelie Reynolds
Florence Cook
J. S. Mooney
George Denter
Central Bchool
Go Wn Pearce
Frans Betts Weat
Ally Apek
Evans
Nelsonville—Funeral Services
Honor Scout
Ashby
Coats
Poplar Street
Trasin
Dennison
Browning
D. L. Brown
Legion
Smiths
Adele Garrison
Katherine
Katherine le Gled
Heaven
Green & Ecru
Uch
Rayon
Silk
Our Mans
Seal
Majestic
Wallace West Point
Rob't Young
Mauree West Point Cadets
Uncle Sam
Flying Aces
MG M
N O'Sullivan
Meche
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!