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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1938

Page

2

Nelsonville Voters Face Three Local Tax Levs

Nelsonville voters will decide three local tax rate proposals at the Tuesday election alongside state and county measures. A three mill city school levy would keep the current rate at 19.40 per thousand. a county-wide one mill levy would raise the rate for all subdivisions to 20.40 to aid the Children’s Home and County Home. and a 1.5 mill city levy would fund street lighting, raising Nelsonville’s rate to 21.90. Council-backed, the levies target current operating needs amid shrinking taxpayer budgets.

C. H. Bartlett Nelsonville Friends of the Schools Merit Beneft Athens County

Will Entertain Nelsonville Club Benefit Party

The G. A. Club will host a benefit party tonight at 8 o clock in the LO. O. F. Hall in Nelsonville. Proceeds aim to support local causes and community projects.

Nelsonville—.G. A. Club LO. O. F

Nelsonville Man Displays 1888 Campaign Coon Badge

Amos Mc Collum of Nelsonville holds a relic from the Cleveland Blaine campaign of 1888. The badge is one of the famous political Coon insignia linked to that contest.

Nelsonville Amos McCollum

Church Board Meets Tonight In Nelsonville

The Church of Christ in Nelsonville holds its regular monthly board meeting at 7 o clock in the church study. Good attendances were reported at Sunday services with Rev. Leland Goodman delivering The Church of Tomorrow. The choir performed Precious Name and solos were sung by Delbert Norman and Mrs. Lou Allen. Evening sermon was Peace the Gift of Man s Love. Delbert Morman sang Jesus Rose of Sharon. Next Sunday marks the seventh Sunday of the Ten Weeks Loyalty Campaign with Young People s Department members expected to attend.

Nelsonville Church of Christ Leland Goodman Church of Tomorrow Roy E. Nolte Delbert Norman Lou Allen Elia North Delbert Morman Jesus Rose of Sharon Young People's Department

Mrs Evener 72 Dies at Home in Nelsonville

Mrs Eliza beth Evener 72 died Sunday at her Riverside home. Her husband George died two years ago. Two daughters preceded her. Survived by four stepchildren Nellie Dowler Lucile Showalter Robert Evener and Guy nine grandchildren one brother James Cordon and two sisters Jennie Gregg and Minerva Woolford. Funeral Wednesday at 2 at Stout's Funeral Home with burial at Greenlawn. Friends may call until noon Wednesday.

Nelsonville Elizabeth Evener Riverside George Evener Nellie Dowler New Marshfield Lucile Showalter Chauncey Robert Evener Guy Arizona James Cordon Jennie Gregg Bainbridge Minerva Woolford Hillsboro N. Mexico Stout Greenlawn

Belongings Stolen From Car In Nelsonville

Earl C. Shively of Columbus reported his car on Jefferson Street Sunday night robbed of a raincoat bag reading glasses smoker's pipe and other items valued at about $50. Police found two girls bicycles abandoned along Factory Road on Saturday likely stolen and taken to City Hall for return to owners on proper description.

Nelsonville Earl C. Shively Columbus Jefferson St City Hall

Lodge To Give Degree Hold Election Tonight

Nelsonville regular meeting of Philadorian Lodge No. 157 F and A M will be at the Masonic Temple at 7 o clock tonight. Fellowcraft degree will be earned with Robert Smith presiding. Election of officers follows, lunch served after the session. Margie Rosser Coakley announces birth of a son on November 5 at 613 Jackson St. The child is Charles Rosser Coakley. Ada Coakley is grandmother.

Nelsonville Philadorian Lodge Masonic Temple Robert Smith Margie Rosser Coakley Henry Calentine Jackson St Charles Rosser Coakley Ada Coakley

Nelsonville High selects 1938 Homecoming Queen Betty Dodds

The Nelsonville High School homecoming queen contest drew strong interest and friendly rivalry as five class representatives campaigned with vote selling. Betty Dodds won the finals as queen for 1938, with Martha Cooley as runner up and other finalists Imogene Sayer Ada Jean Raine and Jessie Pergrin.

Nelsonville Nelsonville High School Betty Dodds Martha Cooley Imogene Sayer Ada Jean Raine Jessie Pergrin Miss Dodds

Nelsonville High School Open House Tonight

Nelsonville in observance of American Education Week will hold evening classes to let parents visit. The schedule mirrors the morning timetable with entry at 6:05 and classes starting at 6:15, closing at 8:40.

Nelsonville

Change in Voting Place Announced in Nelsonville Ward

The County Board of Elections announced a change in voting place for the first precinct of Nelsonville’s Second Ward. Booths will be in the former Rosser store room Fort Street instead of the Central School building as previously stated.

Nelsonville County Board of Elections Rosser Fort St

Three Appear Before Nelsonville Mayor

John Heselden and Robert Mettler pleaded guilty to intoxication in Nelsonville in Mayor C. G. Dew’s court. Archie Urquhart of Cincinnati also pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars and costs, with a jail commitment pending settlement. Paul Parks, actor in I’d Rather Be Right, visited his Nelsonville parents after a Columbus show. Junior Order plans a benefit party Tuesday at 8 in the I O O O F hall.

Nelsonville John Heselden Robert Mettler Haydenville C. G. Dew Archie Urquhart Cincinnati Parks Paul Parks Columbus W. H. Parks

Nelsonville WPA Classes Postponed and Court Held at High School

Nelsonville WPA bookkeeping and business English classes are postponed tonight. Classes resume next Monday at regular hours. Judge Tyroler held court Thursday morning in the Nelsonville High School nurses room, with fifteen youths attending for advice.

Nelsonville Wpa Nelsonville High School Nelsonville Tyroler

Loyal Women's Class Serving Dinner Election Day

The Loyal Women's Class will serve dinner on election day in the American Legion Hall starting at 11 o'clock and continuing throughout the day.

Glouster American Legion Hall

Rail Time Card Highlights City and Through Line Schedules

Timetables show East and West bound departures on Baltimore and Ohio from Athens with Diplomat and National Limited services, including daily, daily except Sunday, and holiday patterns. Additional notes cover Chesapeake and Ohio, New York Central lines, and air service windows at Athens Municipal Airport with morning and afternoon through-ticket options.

Baltimore & Obio Diplomat National Limited Chesapeake & Ohio NEW York Central South NEW York Central North Athens Municipal Airport

Nelsonville Hyperions and Club Notes Social Evening

Nelsonville social notes record Hy perion Club meetings with papers on The Virgins Islands and Humanitarian Endowments by Rockefeller. M M Club and Sewette Club gatherings award winners and plan future events amid visits from Athens and Marietta residents.

Hyperions Nelsonville J. L. Webb Hyperion Club Virgin Islands Rockefeller Mellon Julius Fisher Donald Betts Stanley Dew

Harrisonville Honor Roll Is Announced

Harrisonville news notes honor roll for October listing students from grades 1 through 5 led by Virginia Welch LaVern Chase Edith Stanley Francis Foley Carl Turner Viola Ferrell Helen Moore Merwin Chase Lemal Jordan Dessie Moore Clarence Ash Jr Charles Boles Dollie Counts Kathryn Wyatt Lena Alkire Loretta Glaze Bobby Pickering. Local updates include property sale to T J Dye and a new WPA lunchroom at the school run by Mrs Hattie Haning and Mrs Lewie McColley.

Harrisonville Virginia Welch LaVern Chase Edith Stanley Francis Foley Carl Turner Viola Ferrell Helen Moore Merwin Chase Lemal Jordan Dessie Moore Clarence Ash, Jr Charles Boles Dollie Counts Kathryn Wyatt Lena Alkire Loretta Glaze Bobby Pickering Myrta Chase Washington D. H T. J. Dye James Welsh Howard Clark Joe Clark Ft. Gay W. Va Bud Russell Howard Thomas Bob Clark Larry Lee Homer Welsh Columbus Edgar Koehler W. S. Greenler Owen Cotterill Eva Townsend Chaplin Evelyn Warner Homer Lee Hazel Clark Don Snyder Ceres Glenna Clark Pomona Francis Gilkey Flora Artie Gardner William Clark Guy Mutchler Harley Musser Earl Knight Thelma Snyder Bessie Cotterill Evelyn Wilson

Four Young People Escape Injury at Palos Crossing

In GLOUSTER an 8 PM collision at Palis grade crossing involved a 1935 coupe owned by Lemmie Galbreath. Occupants Kline Galbreath 20 Guy Schon born 17 Hollister Bertha Williams 17 Oakdale and Dorothy Clark Congress Run leaped clear as the northbound New York Central train struck the car. The vehicle was hurled across Sunday Creek about 100 feet and demolished with no injuries reported.

Glouster New York Central Palis Lemmie Galbreath Kline Guy Schonborn Hollister Bertha Williams Oakdale Dorothy Clark Congress Run Sunday Creek

Social Notes from Glouster Area Weekend Gatherings

Glouster society items list weekend visits by Frank and Mrs Hoon Columbus and Will Hoon in Bish opville then New Marshfield. Lalla Danford hosts Tom Gibson and Mary from Athens. Delmar Dunlap, Miles Dyer host in Columbus. Balderson Cora Tignor George Badinelle visit Cincinnati. Virginia Morris Ohio University student visits home. Freda Doty Athens visits Ellen Winters. R A Thomas and two children with Frances Thomas and Nelle Belle Williams spend weekend in Columbus.

Frank Hoon Columbus Bishopville Will Hoon Miles Hoon New Marshfield Lalla Danford Tom Gibson Mary Athens Delmar Dunlap Miles Dyer Dick Lloyd Wilbur Balderson, Jr Cora Tignor George Badinelle Lancaster Cincinnati Virginia Morris Ohio University William Morris Freda Doty Ellen Winters R. A. Thomas Frances Thomas Nelle Belle Williams

You Cant Take It With You at the Athena

The film is hailed as a warm artful comedy of two clashing families the Vanderhofs and Kirbys with Tony and Alice in love. Lionel Barrymore Jean Arthur and James Stewart star with Edward Arnold and a strong supporting cast as the plot culminates in jail on anarchism suspicions.

Frank Capra Athena Theater Grandpa Vanderhof Alice Vanderhof Kirbys Vanderhofs Lionel Barrymore Jean Arthur James Stewart Tony Kirby Edward Arnold Kirby Ann Miller Mischa Auer Spring Byington Halliwell Hobbes Dub Taylor H. B. Warner Mary Forbes Samuel S. Hinds Donald Meek Take IT Jean Arthur Sara As Pa Edward Arnold

Reverend Morris Holds B F Achauer Services

Funeral services for 75 year old B F Achauer were held at his Madison Street home with Reverend D P Morris officiating. R of P Lodge conducted grave services at Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by wife Hattie Walters, daughter Mrs Lew Corwin, a brother Ed in Columbus, and sisters Mrs Elizabeth Aumiller and Mrs Julia Simms. Achauer moved from Blue Rock to New Straitsville then Glouster in 1888 where he ran a confectionery and occupied multiple properties including current Union Telephone Co location.

Blue Rock Morgan County Achauer New Straitsville Glouster Joe Beshara B. G. Goldberg Union Telephone Co South High St Lew Corwin Columbus Elizabeth Aumiller Athens Julia Simms Toledo

Life-Long Federal Resident Dies at 85

Emmett Carpenter age 85 died Sunday morning at 8 at his Federal home after a two year illness. He was born near Federal and lived there his whole life. Surviving: his wife six sons Wallace California Lester West Virginia Ted Burgiss Federal Dean Winton Wyoming Denver at home three daughters Carl Palmer Hemlock Byron Walton Sharpsburg Hazel at home two brothers Grant Joy Lew Federal three sisters Mrs Charles Jones Mrs Bill Jones Federal Mrs Les Rainer Chesterhill. Services Thursday at Wrightstown Church at two o'clock conducted by Rev R Z Ball. Burial Wrightstown Cemetery.

Glouster Emmett Carpenter Federal James Carpenter Wallace California Lester West Virginia Ted Burgiss Dean Winton Wyoming Denver Carl Palmer Hemlock Byron Walton Sharpsburg Hazel Grant Joy Lew Charles Jones Bill Jones Les Rainer Chesterhill Wrightstown R. Z. Ball

Glouster PTA to Hear OU Professor Tonight

The Glouster Parent-Teacher Association meets at the high school auditorium with Kiwanis Club in charge. Dr. E A Hansen of Ohio University will speak on Elementary Education, with ties to the Athens Training School. The program begins at 7:30. local parents and teachers are urged to attend.

Glouster Glouster Parent-Teacher Association Kiwanis Club E. A. Hansen Ohio University Hansen Athens

Mayor Levies $100 Fine on Drunk Driver

A local mayor imposes a $100 fine on a drunk driver, reflecting strict municipal enforcement. The report contrasts with broader historic notes noting Cornelius Swartout received the first American waffle iron patent in 1869.

Cornelius Swartout

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Athens Messenger Church Board Lodge West Pye Ellen Drew Elizabeth Patterson Donald O'Connor Mesley Ruggles Rathbone High School Ween Mars Express Peter Vacco Buffalo N. Y Nelsonville Social Notes Gertrude Ray M. M. Club Lillian Young Betty Hartley Genevieve Hilleary Ruth Keating Phyliss Schencz Virginia Rowland Minnie Scott Kathleen Ennis Sewette Club Vera Shafer Mary C. Miller George Newman Tom Sheppard Paul Stephens Marion Morris Stephens Kenneth Orwiler Louise Rice Harry Kelly, Jr Helen Jackson Mary E. Kessinger Phillip Weller Tommy Mills Sheppard Kelly Weller Circle of Ruth Presbyterian Church D. M. Goddard Joe Davis Elizabeth Davis Leon Kellar Corning Corwin Cookson Gay Aumiller George A. Wallace Marion James Guy Lillian Stover Marietta Hoffman Ave J. M. Hyde G. I. Putnam Hyde Palos Crossing Athena Morris Glouster Pta O. U Elbert Burns Fred Heck Nurito the Weaver Bros Elviry Pinky Tomlin Ralph Byrd Pol. Ady
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