Hundreds of Legionnaires to Attend Nelsonville Convention
Nelsonville will host Glenford Dugan Post 229 as hundreds of American Legionnaires gather. Notable visitors include J. V. Patterson and J. Saslavsky with events: parade at 1 pm, afternoon conference at 2 pm, church service, and a dinner at the Methodist Church.
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Nelsonville
American Legion
Glenford Dugan
J. V. Patterson
Findlay
Woman's Auxiliary
Mark Moore
Newark
Iete
Ulanchy Thomas
Logan
Ings
Fred O. Largeott
Paul Tague
Histrict
Good of the Legion
Union Church
Iast
Livya ‘Grans
Presbyterian Church
Glenford
Dugan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jefferson Street
Ohio University Bend
Masquerade Dance Set by Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies auxiliary of the U M W of A will hold a masquerade dance at the Buettel Opera House on Monday. Prizes will be awarded for best and oddest masks. Proceeds go to aid needy school children.
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Buehtel Opera
St. Andrew's Church
Bridge
Euchre
The
Pythian Sisters
Kimberly Services Social Service Director To Be Plead ay NELEGNVILLE
Lumley School to be held at the Kimberly school house at 9 50 Sunday morning. The school directed by Miss Rene McDowell social service director for the Presbyterian Church in Hucking Valley. Kimberly school taught by Mrs Elsie Weaver and L R B Kelch with a helper. McDowell operates schools at Deanville Sand Run Greendate and Alifield.
Evans to Speak on The Common People at Nel sonville Church
In Nelsonville on October 29 Rev. Lloyd Evans will present The Common People at the Presbyterian Church Sunday night at 7 50. The high school choral society directed by Ward Harm will sing religious numbers and a Carebon Hill quartet will perform.
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The
Missionary Society
Circle of Ruth
Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Evans
Frank Knox
ATL
Juniors Entertained at Masquerade Party
Misa Verna McConaha hosted a masquerade for W. B. A. Juniors at her home Friday night. Guests included Dellas Gill Ruth Bowen Juanita Bowen and several others. Prizes awarded for oddest costume best looking and bean guessing.
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Misa Verna McConaha
Alice and
Louise Duskey
Margaret Bland
Betty Jane
Martha Pierce
Dellas Gill
Ruth Bowen
Juanita Bowen
Chaunsey
Mary Williams
Juanita Zwick
Fay Brady
Betty Thompson
Annabelle Bussey
Katherine Gray
Christian Sunday School
Frank Betts
Tom Buss
Jackson Street
Misa Esther Verity
Mia, Bush
Leland Krieg
Paridge
Nnn Street
Kinney
Amen
Henry
Jock Pritchard
Misa Bredath Aine Smith
Catherine Spencer
Ira
St Sharp
Young Floretta Leads Nelsonville Band at Athens Visit
Ten years old Florietta, the youngest band member, performs alto sax under Ward as the 48 member Nelsonville band appears in gray uniforms. A visit by President Heo Sehoot honors the occasion with a Pleasant parade through Court Street and a concert in Athens.
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Floretta
Nelsonville Hirt Land
Athens
Gia
Heo- Sehoot
Florid
Oany
Ward
Harold Gray
Nelsonville
Athena
Cou Street
Masqueraders Shine At Nelsonville Halloween Parade
Nelsonville hosted hundreds of masqueraders at the annual Halloween parade on Friday night. Winners were announced on the Public Square with prizes awarded by the American Legion in a town event that drew a large crowd and featured the marching band.
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Artenn
Verity of
Gismairea
Bay
Marcel
Nelsonville
Yo Mf. C. A
Amen
Legion
Wisconsin Freshman Engaged to Notre Dame Star Tackle
A Wisconsin University freshman announces engagement to Joe Kurth of Notre Dame, a star tackle known for his driving play. She plans Kurth to pursue journalism over coaching as he majors in journalism.
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Joe Kurth
Notre Dame
Virginia Formied
Wisconsin University
Kurth
Funeral Held for Mrs. Ceoptea4 in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Mrs. John Ceoptea4 were held at the family home on Pogsat Street with Rev. Donnally officiating and burial at Freemawn. Attendees from several towns included Mr. and Mrs. GE Henchcliffe and David Jenkin Weirton W V, Mrs. Elza Catsner and Jane Carsner Feed Gracier, and many others from Nelsonville and nearby communities.
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W. OL. Hudson
Risa Mary Lee
Columbus
Hahn-Hudson
Anni Ralne
Max
Dayton
Els
W. Hill
Washington, D.C
Charles McCarty
M. C
Shawnee
Fred Juniper
Maria Creighton
Cabin Creek
Hyler Steenrod
Martin Ohlinger
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. M. Hyde
George Washington
Jonathan Meigs Chanter D
A. R
Pomeroy
Long Bottom
Shade River
Max Bowers
Hendersonville
N. C
John Roscoe
Lancaster
Olive Sibert
Clifton Groce
Wayne Snyder
Mayme Keplar
Leroy
Groce
Nelson Ville
Gov. M
John
Edward Nichola
Kota
Mise
Cora Nichol Furnace
Mra
Wiliam Bush
Violet Ballyer
Logan
Wates
Coope
Langetreth
Rev
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
Brown To Lead Teacher Group In Ohio Education Meet
The Thirty eighth annual Ohio Education Association gathering in Jackson drew about 1000 teachers and school heads. Highlights included talks on parental duties, education policy, and funding by figures such as Judie Florence Allen Dr. E C Barwell and U S Commissioner William Cooper. Election of next year’s officers crowned by Jackson Superintendent A Brown with C J Thheads Pomeroy and W G Searberry among top posts. A chorus from Southeastern Ohio high schools and the Jackson-Wailgren bands provided special features.
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Wee
Ohio Education Association
Jacksorm Truraway
Harper G. Bendry
Y taapeiLtion
Thin Vent
Gersemeh
Jackson High Belwet
Garry C. Myers
Judie Florence Allen
E. C. Bariwell
William Cooper
United States Commissioner of Education
E. J. Arnold
Netonville
Survey Commission
Rute Atantiel
Representative Assembly
Ellen Shannot
Willian Bryant
Carl Robert J. A. Brown
Somerset Schoole
Aesociation
C. J. Thheads
Pomeroy Se Det
Piede
W. G. Searberry
Wellaton
Nelsonville Als
Bma Henson
Jackson
Jocal
L. Morton
Athens
C. H. Cope
Janet
Steward
Vacanetes
Ohio
R. &. Thomas
Jackson-Wailgren
Abey
Absent Voters Rise in Athens County Election
One hundred seventy four people voted absentee or applied for ballots via election clerk David Johnsen. The count is lower than the last presidential election due to new laws requiring distance from home county for head of time ballots. New applicants include L H Fish and Elizabeth Fish of Dunbar West Virginia and others from Akron Washington D C Columbus Cleveland and Athens.
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David Johnsen
la Fes
Election Board
L. Fish
Elizzabeth Fish
Dunbar
W. Va
Schiver W
Hing
Washington, D
Laura B. Bailey
Akron
Lucile Copelami
Washington, D. C
John C. Baward
Reciprocal Duck Privileges Pact Between Illinois and Iowa
Illinois and Iowa have agreed to a reciprocal duck shooting arrangement along the Mississippi River from the Des Moines River mouth to the Wisconsin line. The pact allows hunters from both states to pursue waterfowl within the designated stretch under agreed terms.
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Illinois
Iowa
Mississippi River
Des Moines River
Highway director to be removed as traffic opens
A state road project advances with the removal of Highway Director G. YW Merre and traffic to be admitted. The parade ground remains incomplete with other features not yet finished.
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G. YW. Merre
Parole System Critique and Legal Responsibility Examined
A detailed analysis questions the governor’s parole decisions and the parole board’s independence. It argues accountability lies with the governor and urges qualified evaluators for parole recommendations, citing historical legal standards and the need for careful review.
Wilkinson Addresses Fraternities Diner Meeting
Cecil Wilkinson spoke at a Fraternity Diner banquet for the National Interfraternity Conference. About 150 attended as he urged high scholastic standards and cited improving classroom ranks for fraternity members. Faculty, business leaders, and students were invited to informal sessions on library shelves and future scholarship incentives.
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Cecil Wilkinson
National Interfraternity
Ghia 1
Iadera
Berry
Wilkinson
Mertera
Wilking
Gam
Lasher
City University
Journ
Ehoi
Thett Ch
Publicaton
Extradition Warrants Involving Insull Siblings
Gov Louis Emmerrin to pay signed state warrants for the extradition of Saull Insull and his brother Insull. The two magnates were linked to the Chicago indictments following the collapse of the Insull empire.
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Springfield
Louis Ly Emmerinn
Saull, Ste
Wility
Chicago
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Kimberly Services
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Radium Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Harry Kelly
Franklin Street
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Bob Kinney
Frankii Street
Merle Pedigo
Cross Street
Eileen Biles
Irma Wright
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Imma Wiliso
W. Columbus Street
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Amd
Neva Dreschere
M Mabel Jones
Earl Camph
Carlos Ogre
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Bob Jark
Scott Street
Anna Mae Allen
Reefreshments
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Rebecca Hartley
Ethel Matheny
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Madison Street
Harry Ke E. Franklin
Charles Bartells
Parkersburg
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S. J. Eherie
BR. E. D
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Sra. M. Gandee
Charles J. Wolfe
Atheny
Turshit
Merlie Cack
Henry White
Lafe Wolfe
Frank Dennis
Bert Pollock
Haydenville
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John Carring
George McDaniel
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W. W. Gibson
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Ad Shinn
Reyalty
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Clau
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Eryiora
Get
Kinickerbocker Theater
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Erie
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Wax
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Wil Broadrst
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Athens County
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