Two Fined Here Peck Rubie and Arlie Bond Plead Guilty
Nelsonville report on October 21 notes Peck Rubie of Haydersville and Arlie Bond of Haydenville pleading guilty to intoxication charges. Rubie received a $100 fine, costs, and six months driving suspension. Bond was fined $10 and costs. Both were arrested Saturday evening by Police Chief George Bateman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Peck Rubie
Haydersville
Bill Hickman
Orlie Bond
Haydenville
Ruble
Bond
George Bateman
Elections Held for Athens County High School Teachers Association
Fred O. Linmscott was elected president of the Athens County High School Teachers Association at a Saturday meeting in Ewing Hall Ohio University. Mary Mulligan was chosen vice president Lucy Belle Evans secretary treasurer and a committee of Dinsmoor Root the county superintendent and Treva Black will prepare the next program. Will C. Merritt was named to handle publicity. The next meeting will be in the Fine Arts Building at Ohio University on November 22 with future sessions set for the third Saturday each month.
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Fred O. Linmscott
Athens County High School Teachers’ Association
Ewing Hall
Ohio University
Mary Mulligan
Lucy Belle Evans
Guy Dinsmoor
Alex Root
Athens County
Treva Black
Will C. Merritt
Pipe Fire Sparks Bolivar Jail Rescue
John Fortune was rescued from Bolivar village Jail after his pipe caused a blaze that burned the cell interior. He was later housed in Tuscarawas County Jail awaiting a hearing on concealed weapons charges. Local residents forced entry to save him.
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New
Philadelphia
John Fortune
Bolivar
Here
Tuscarawas County
Athens Man Speaks Over Radio Station
Evan S. Dent of Athens, a wholesale grocer salesman, addressed listeners Monday night on KWKA in Shreveport during a Merchants' Minute Men national convention. His talk covered chain store activities and industry concerns.
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Evan S. Dent
Athens
KWKA
Shreveport
Merchants’ Minute Men
Mr. Dent
Mary Jane Munford Killed by City Street Car
Mrs. Mary Jane Munford age 38 was fatally struck by a street car on the public square in Cleveland today. The incident happened in the afternoon and authorities began an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Mary Jane Munford
Big Crowd Expected at Nelsonville Church Dinner
Preparations are underway for a large turnout at the M E Church dinner in Nelsonville on Thursday night. The menu features oyster stew with side dishes or fresh ham with dressing. tickets are selling well and 400 diners would surprise organizers. Numerous locals attended fairs and visits in Columbus and nearby towns recently. Class No. 21 of the Methodist Sunday School was entertained with plans for a Halloween party.
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Nelsonville
M. E
C. E. Welch
Ralph Parks
Mrs. Bush
Poods
Martha Class entertainment at Mrs Howe home
The Martha Class of the Methodist Sunday School was entertained Monday evening at 288 Elizabeth Street. President Mrs Rose Cook led a brief business session before social time with games and contests. Prizes went to Mrs W C Poston Mrs W H Parks and Mrs Berry Hickman. Twenty members and four guests attended in masquerade costume.
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Methodist Sunday School
Gladys Bayless
Myers Street
Florence Coakley
Ruth Call
Neva Bryan
Bayless
Jo Kelly
West Washington Street
Carl Coakley
Martha
Miles Howe
Elizabeth Street
Rose Cook
W. C. Poston
W. H Parks
Berry Hickman
Social Visitors From Ohio And Michigan Call On Locals
Mr and Mrs James Sharp Mort Street hosted Sunday guests Miss Nettie Gabriel a former Nelsonville resident and Miss Neda Denny of Columbus also present were Mr and Mrs Frank Bean and granddaughter Ruth Seibert Mrs J Warrington this city Mr and Mrs Lew Ludwig Mrs Frank Mitchell Mr and Mrs Isaac Barnhart Stewart Ohio spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leroy Nicholson in Athens Miss Violet Fuseman and Luther Skiver Parma Michigan spent the end of the week with the lat
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James Sharp
Mort Street
Nettie Gabriel
Nelsonville
Neda Denny
Columbus
Frank Bean
Ruth Seibert
J. Warrington
Lew Ludwig
Frank Mitchell
Isaac Barnhart
Stewart
Ohio
Leroy Nicholson
Athens
Violet Fuseman
Luther Skiver
Masquerade Party for Quilters Club Hosts Evening
Mrs. Charles Moler entertained the Quilters' Club Friday with a masquerade social. After visiting, the hostess served a two course luncheon to guests including Mrs. Martin Ihlinger Mrs. Walter Wolfe Mrs. Hall Mrs. Figgins Mrs. Frank Bean Mrs. McKee Mrs. Warrington Mrs. Seibert and Mrs. Bagley.
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Charles Moler
Quilters’ Club
Martin Ihlinger
Walter Wolfe
Hall
Figgins
Frank Bean
McKee
Warrington
Seibert
Bagley
Local Youth Cecil Starkey Enlists for Navy Training
Nelsonville residents report Cecil Starkey son of Mr and Mrs Enos Starkey of Fairview Street will leave Thursday for Naval Training Camp at Chicano Tit He has enlisted for a four year term.
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Nelsonville
Cecil Starkey
Enos Starkey
Fairview Street
Chicano
Tit
Post 329 to Hold Special Meeting in Nelsonville
Glen ford Dugan Post No. 329 American Legion in Nelsonville announces a special meeting on Wednesday evening October 22 at 7 30 to address important business. It will be the first meeting conducted by the newly installed officers and attendance is requested.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Birthday Dinner Held for Lorenzo Butts at Fort Street Home
Mr and Mrs Clarence Butts of 242 Fort Street hosted a Monday evening birthday dinner honoring their son Sr Lorenzo Butts. Guests included Miss Oro Butts from Athens, Mr and Mrs Clarence Butts and family, and Bob Pospichel.
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Clarence Butts
Fort Street
Lorenzo Butts
Oro Butts
Athens
Bob Pospichel
Unusually Warm Night In Lower Plains Ohio
The government thermometer at FB Wolfe's home in Lower Plains logged a low of 24 degrees, seven degrees warmer than the prior night. Mr. Wolfe said such temperatures are unusual for this season in Ohio and noted a further rise in temperature expected later today.
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FB. W. Wolfe
Lower Plains
Nut crop outlook damp in Athens County regions
Severe freezes hit Athens County fruit yields with persimmon harvest common as residents pick wild fruit. Hickory nuts and walnuts also appear scarce in Southeastern Ohio this fall.
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Athens County
Athens Merchanta
Ohio
Prussian Diet votes down motion to dissolve fee Diet
In Berlin the Prussian Diet rejected a dissolution motion by 240 to 389 after a week of political staging. The result solidifies the Diet’s current structure and moves the cabinet burden into ongoing governance debates.
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Berlin
Fee
Supreme Court declines case on single drink nuisance charge
The Supreme Court refused to decide if selling one drink of liquor by a restaurant keeper constitutes grounds for a nuisance conviction, leaving the question to lower courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
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Ai Session OF Teachers’ Assn
Athens County High School
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Cican Watches
Klen
Thomas
Jeweler
Methodist Church
Ter’s
Mrs
Emanuel Skiver
Homer Johnson
Cit Lines
Oakley Dresehber
Carl Johnson
Lancaster
Arthur Skiver
Nenta
Toledo
Mary Minek
Etta Wand
Harvey Deshler
Alex Nelson
N. Hill
J. F. Morrison
Dorothy Mae
Asbury McCombs
Mason City Hill
Fred Coakley
Elsie Coakley
Dean Coakley
Lancaster Fair
R. L. Hamill
Carrie Lord
Chillicothe
D. C. Carnes
Cambridge
Gu Est
Robert Horenfield
Raymond Carnes
John Saltz
Elizabeth Tedrow
Hallowe'en
Kreekton
Beauty Shop
Banjo and Guitar Club
Nelsonville Y. M
Bctomer
A&p
Great Atlantic
Pacific
the Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co
Diet Spheld
Corumege
Nolers Son
Jewelers
Chas. Moler
Anniver
Sary
Mandel
Wolf
DuPont
Majestic
Bryant Park
tryant-Park
Lackett's
Bryant-Park
Sky Iste
Best Stores
WITT
Fe En
Paisa
Chauncey
Hargales
Pomeorrow
Womens Footwear
Brown and Black Oxfords
the Boot Shop
Pauline Starkeren Lyon
Barbara Kent
Hallam Cooley
Robert Ellis
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