Mill Dam Repairs And Nelsonville Street Lighting Debate
Athens council discussed the Stewart Street storm sewer equalization findings, assessed changes, and a $200 shift in Ohie University property charges. Mayor Wood reported September fines totaling $224.35 with installments allowed. a health board vacancy was filled. White mill dam repairs were debated to aid water supply. Nelsonville debated highway route rights and an eight-tenths mill street lighting levy while addressing fire hose needs and fund transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equalization Board
Stewart Street
Athens
W. H. Berrold
Charles Roberts
William Blackburn
Ohie Univers
Phe
Robert S. Wood
Wood
S. E. G. Pedigo
City Health Board
B. R. Goldsberry
Franz L. Woodworth
Perry Wood
West Union Street
Woodworth
Woodsworth
Roosevelt Drive
North Hill
Athens Township
Congress Street
House Street
Charles Creamer
Spring Street
Central Avenue
Nelsonville
Director of Public Highways
Ohio
Fred S. Scott
Nelsonville City
Hickman
Fire Department
Bartoe
Henry, Stover
Bay
Route Controversy Settled By Council
The council approved a present route with conditions tied to a Nelsonville high school. Plans for a minstrel show were scheduled for the next meeting on the first Monday in November. Principal Buell praised the PTA for ranking high in the state and sought continued excellence as attendance aimed for 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Buell
Lotal
Nelsonville P T A Meeting Showcases School Band Progress
In Nelsonville on October 7 a Senior-Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association meeting drew over 200 attendees at the Senior High School Auditorium. The program featured a play On Board Ship by the Senior Class, performances by the Nelsonville High School Band, and remarks from officials about ongoing PTA projects and educational recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Home Room
Lucille Fout Leng
William Lawson
Tom Wolfe
Gordon Campbell
Paul Shearer
Elmo Higgins
Ruth Backus
Virginia Lou Ebertie
Louise Hanning
Evelyn Galvin
Lela Deer
Frances Craig
Francis
Edward L. Murphy
Paul Huddy
Edward L
Piccolo Pete
Pop Goes
Weasel
Edith Beagle
Jo Barnicut
Franz Shubert
Maxine Hall
Helen Shaw
Old Virginia
Nelsonville High School
W. W. Hamm
Huff
Earl Zuber
Seredy
Bennett
C. E. Washburn
Parent-Teacher Association
H. E. Zuber
Helen Sha
M. Roberts
Bessie Deer
T. Smith
Charman
Clif Figley
Tillie Hall
Clarence Monks
Ernest Wright
Berry Hickman
Tignor
Ways and Means
Prin. L. E. Beall
A. Barbe
C. Coakley
W. L. Hudson
Miriam Slater
Jennie Nelson
Kinneer
Washburn
Zuber
Buell
Parent- Teacher Association of
Sr.,Jr
City to spend 200000 on park work for jobless
Cleveland officials move to issue bonds totaling 200000 to fund park projects for the most needy unemployed. The council approved the measure without a dissenting vote, enabling the expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Landslide at Holliday Cove Kills One, Injures Several
A landslide at Holliday Cove West Virginia near Steubenville cost the life of Fenton Bush a 30 year old of Clarksburg and injured J A Hudson 38 Tony Lido 46 Frank Whitby 30 and L J Boley 36.
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Steubenville
Oct. T
Holliday Cove
W. Va
Mear
Fenton Bush
Clarksburg
J. A. Hudson
Tony Lido
Frank Whitby
L. J. Boley
Women of Nelsonville form Republican Club
A group of women from Nelsonville and York Township met at the YMCA to organize a Republican Club with Mrs. EL. A. Whitmore as chair. Elected officers include Mrs. Harry Kelly president, Mrs. FP. W. Hickman first vice president, Mrs. J. M. Hyde second vice president, Mrs. Ch. J. Kessinger recording secretary, Mrs. Whitmore corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Robert Jackson treasurer. The group plans a rally with a speaker soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Oct
York Township
Y. M
Republican Club
EL. A. Whitmore
Harry Kelly
FP. W. Hickman
J. M. Hyde
Ch. J. Kessinger
Whittore
Robert Jackson
Buchtel PTA to Meet at Buchtel High School
The Buchtel Parent-Teacher Association will meet at Buchtel High School Thursday evening October 9 at 7 30. Room mothers should canvass homes before the meeting and report during the business session. A good program has been arranged and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel P. T A
Buchtel Parent-Teacher Association
Buchtel High School
Young Yates dies at home in Nelsonville
Five year old Herbert Yates, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Yates, died this morning at the family home on Poplar Street in Nelsonville. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Herbert Yates
John Yates
Poplar Street
James Cray Obituary in Garden Describes Family
James Cray, 58, merchant, died at his Garden home at 1 a.m. He leaves three children, Dale Charles and Earl Cray, three sisters Mrs. F C Riley of Athens, Mrs L E Price of Columbus, and Mrs Dix Hoisington of New Lexington, and two brothers Emmett Cray of Middleport and Charles Cray of Athens. Funeral service will be at Athens Central Avenue Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Wednesday, with burial in Dean Cemetery at Guysville.
Funeral services for Frank Hartley in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Frank Hartley who died after contact with a 13 000 volt power line in Redtown will be held at the Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 30 p m. Rev H A Sayre will officiate. Burial will be at Greenlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Frank Hartley
Redtown
Methodist
H. A. Sayre
Greenlawn
Perfect dyeing made easy with Diamond Dyes
Diamond Dyes promise true bright colors for dresses and drapes with even, non spotting results. The ad touts high quality anilines that resist re dyeing and remain stable through wear and washing. Available for 15c at all drug stores.
Injured at plant in Nelsonville
Herdie Smith of The Diamond, employed at the Ohia Fire Proof ing Company plant, was injured while cleaning a boiler when a steam hose nozzle burst. He suffered a broken nose, facial cuts, burned eyes, and several teeth knocked out. Dr. J. J. Hoodlett of Haydenville attended to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Herdie Smith
Ohia
Smith
J. J. Hoodlett
Haydenville
Esther Class Sunday School Meeting at Maple Hill
The Esther Class of the Christian Sunday School met Monday evening at Mrs. Walter Lenox’s country home near Maple Hill. Mrs. Beth Verity led the regular business session. A social hour with games followed. Mrs. Joe Barrows won the prize. Twenty members and their teacher Mrs. Frank Johnson attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Christian Sunday School
Walter Lenox
Maple Hill
Misa Beth Verity
Joe Barrows
Frank Johnson
Installation Postponed for Glenford Dugan Post Officers
The installation of officers for Glenford Dugan Post American Legion has been rescheduled from Wednesday evening to Wednesday October 15, per Post Commander Leonard Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Leonard Cooley
Westey McGatha Pleads Guilty in Tenth Ward OUI Case
Nelsonville report states Westey McGatha Haydenville pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle while intoxicated in Mayor Hickman’s court. It was his second offense in six months. he received a $100 fine and three months in Athens County Jail with a two year driving ban. He was taken to Athens by Police Chief George Bateman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Oct
Local visits and travels reported across towns and counties
Wilt North Cleveland and Mrs Charles Craig along with several others spent the end of the week visiting relatives in Mississippi and Cleveland. Chester Hannahs the high school athletics coach visited relatives in Cambridge. Mr and Mrs Frank Freer Madison W Va visited PrP Verity and Mr and Mrs Fred Edington. Mrs Sam Starkey county president of the W C T A attended an executive meeting in Athens. Mrs Everett Kontner and Mrs Carl Starkey visited relatives in Clumbus. W T Parks Nenia visited friends here. Mr and Mrs Ralph Henry spent Sunday with the former's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Starkey
W. Co.t. A
Athens
Everett Kontner
Carl Starkey
Clumbus
W. T. Parks
Nenia
Ralph Henry
Local Visitors Return From Columbus Trips
Miss G Buntin returns home to Columbus after several days with her brother. Mr and Mrs Edem Patton and wife visit in Columbus. Dr and Mrs W Rhodes, and Mrs W H Hyde were in Columbus Tuesday. Groves Dean made a business visit to Columbus Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Breeze and family with Mrs Jennie Pugitt and Rosa visited Mrs Alva Burr in Sabina Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Henry
Beanville
Mes
G. Buntin
Columbua
Mra
Edem Patton
Oss
Loulwe Johnson
Columbus
The
Great
W. & Rhodes
W. H. Hyde
Tesday
Groves Dean
Columbes
Harry Breeze
Jennie Pugitt
Rosa
Alva Ifurr
Sabina
Surday
Margaret Gibson Gibeon Dies at 84 in Columbus
Mrs. Margaret Gibeon 84 widow of John Gibeon longtime florist of New Stratteville died Monday afternoon at her daughter Mrs. John Mungan home in Columbus. Funeral services set for Wednesday at the Munyen home with burial at New Stralteville Cemetery Thursday. Survived by daughters Mrs. Munyan and Charten Gibeon in Columbus, Mrs. Charles Gould of Montana, and W W Gibeon of Neilsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gibson
Columbus
Nelsounville
Margaret Gibeon
John Gibeon
New Stratteville
John Mungan
Munyen
New Stralteville
Munyan
Charten Gibeon
Charles Gould
Montana
W. W. Gibeon
Neilsonville
Past Chiefs Meet at Pocahontas Degree Group Gathering
The Past Chiefs Association of Degree of Pocahontas met October 1 at Mrs. Gerald Wallace’s home on Poplar Street. A business session led to a social time and a two course luncheon. Members present included Birdie Bricklea Elizabeth Pidcock Ruth Smith Rona Linton Elizabeth Scott Sadie Linton Clara Wallace Maud Evans Gertrude and Maybetle Dalton Hazel Wallace Lulie Wallsee Guests included Mrs Elen Ervin Elizabeth Collins Mrs Henry Wallace Vivian Collins. November hostesses named Mattie Weekley Mae Kep lac and Elsie Weaver. The meeting piece to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs Association of Degree of Pocahontas
Gerald Wallace
Poplar Street
Birdie Bricklea
Elizabeth Pidcock
Ruth Smith
Rona Linton
Elizabeth Scott
Sadie Linton
Clara Wallace
Maud Evans
Gertrude and
Maybetle Dalton
Hazel Wallace
Lulie Wallsee
Mra
Elen Ervin
Rizabeth Collins
Henry Wallace
Vivian Collins
Mattie Weekley
Mae Keplac
Elsie Weaver
Itching Skin Banished By Antiseptic Zemo
Zemo soothes itching and burning skin and helps draw out infection to restore skin. For 20 years Zemo has cleared up pimples rash and irritation. Sold everywhere for 60¢ and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Helpa
Also Mentioned on This Page
John S&s Collins
Ed S. White
White Mill
Herrold Place
White
Xang
Hockine
Inez
Evans
ICE
Yates Boy
James Cray
Hickman’s
Hickman’s Pharmacy
Glen C. Thomas
Jeweler
Boot Shop
Lers
Jack Oakie
Jeanette M“Donald G
Garamount Gictux
Skeets Gallagher
Kay Francis
Eugene Pallee
William Austin
Esther Class
Westey McGatha
Gadbury
Electric Shop
Tor
Kerr Hardware Co
Ohio Farmers
Leroy
Frank R. Murphey
Worstell Bldg
N. Court St
Abdella
Sandwich
Chauncey
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