Council Back Two Mill Extra Tax to Aid Fire Dept
Nelsonville council favors adopting a two mill extra tax to fund current operations and fire department improvements. If approved, the levy would add about $19,000 annually, with bonds issued to rehabilitate the fire department and sinking fund provisions to retire debt. Funds would apply to general service and health divisions, not water or light. Council also notes existing bonds and unpaid assessments for street work, and public notices a future plan to honor veterans and local organizations.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Reports Low Bonded Indebtedness
City Auditor Sidney Cook and Solicitor Fred Reolt present a financial report showing Nelsonville's total bonded debt at 62 224.14 on October 1 with a sinking fund of 11 020.24. Debt matures mainly before 1928. if no new bonds issued in ten years the city could be practically debt free.
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Nelsonvills
Nelsonville
Sidney Cook
Fred &. Reolt
May Improve Lighting Plant in Nelsonville
Nelsonville officials consider further improvements to the municipal electric light plant. Service Director Burnell will submit detailed plans for adding an engine and generator and modernizing the plant. The council noted the plant’s current good condition and will vote on funding and bids at the next meeting.
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Nelsonville
Municipal Electric
William Burnell
Eneh
Burnell
Giat
Prize Winners at Nelsonville Fall Festival
Nelsonville prizes announced for exhibits at the West school building festival. Winners in Viewers and vegetables Roger Scott Mard Herrotd John Rizer. Joys hand work Jack Heffner Clyde Warren Lawrence Bateman. Girls hand work Helen Fisher Lillian Mae Campbell Loretta Chakley. Pets Bernice Skiver Annabelle By Paul Wolfe. Raggedy Anns Marjorie Holland Cynthia Hammond Robert Springer. Community thanks voiced by West Parent Teacher Association.
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Nelsonville
West School
Roger Scott
Mard Herrotd
John Rizer
Joy
Jack Heffner
Clyde Warren
Lawrence Bateman
Helen Fisher
Lillian Mae Campbell
Loretta Chakley
Bernice Skiver
Annabelle
Paul Wolfe
Tanlac credited with health recovery in Nelsonville notice
Relieved of stomach trouble and nervousness. Mrs M Wagner of Norton Court Chronicle reports dramatic gains and energy after Tanlac use. In Nelsonville Fred Deer pleaded guilty to petit larceny. Lydia Barron arraigned for intoxication. Mayor Eberle set bond. Deer fined 100 dollars with costs. Local merchants meeting noted. mayor’s report and September fines summarized. Tanlac advertised with testimonial and sales figures.
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Nelsonville
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L. J. Eberle
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Lydia Barron
Herle
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Chauncey Mine No 26 Delays Opening In Chauncey
Chauncey Mine No 26 of the New York Coal company did not begin operation Monday as announced. It is expected to be ready in a few days. The mine employs about 500 men and had been due for several months.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Mine No
New York Coal Company
Barn Struck by Lightning Near The Plains
A Newton county area report notes a barn owned by George Gabriel near The Plains was struck by lightning Saturday night. The end barn wall torn, hay stored in the structure, no fire. Sixteen tons of hay reportedly saved. residence at Lower Paths near Gabriel home. Local events include Troop One meeting and Pythian Sisters session in Chauncey with guidance from Scoutmaster Pritts.
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Chauncey
George Gabriel Lita James Herdman
Gabriel
Plains
Russell McHenry
William Sanderson
Nelsonsville
Henry Smith
Pomeroy
Ular
Chaun Rhoda Waymer
Athens
Harry Moore
Hoys
Melvin
Pritts
Henry Forte
Jacksonville
George Gabriel
N. McHarg
Union
Brym
Hi-Y Luncheon Discusses Character at Athens High
The Hi Y club of Athens High School held its weekly luncheon at noon to discuss the theme Character. Maynard Downard led the discussion for about twenty members, who bring their lunches and meet every Tuesday at the high school building.
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Athens High School
Maynard Downard
Cc. Scey
Arthur Burchfield
Ole
Services Held for Resident Vilda Worden
Funeral services for Mrs. Vilda A. Worden were conducted Monday at the Methodist church with Rev. Courtney of the Christian church officiating. A quartet sang three selections. burial followed in Nye cemetery. Neighbors served as flower bearers, and she leaves a son Earl Worden and two daughters Mrs. Frank Settles and Miss Worden.
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Virgil Joy
Columbus
Carbon Hill
Chauncey
Get
Vilda
A. Warden
Methodist Church
Courtney
Christian Church Effmciating
Grockins
Stella Carter
Verna Six
Charles Bradfield
Jecille Bradfield
Nye
Worden
Grace Smith
Etta Schoonsver
Charlie Garr
George
Nicholson Potes
Earl Worden
Frank Settles
Iste Worden
Sick Man Proclaims Adlerika Stops Indigestion
A sufferer claims Adlerika cured indigestion allowing daily meals and heavy work. Testimonials praise relief from stomach and bowel issues, claiming old matter expelled and improved sleep. Experts and druggists endorse Adlerika as a cleansing compound, with various physicians cited.
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R. Co. Culver
Puckett
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