Nelsonville Opens Classes All Grades For Monday Start
School officials announced the end of summer vacation and that regular classes begin Monday. Elementary pupils meet at 10 30 this morning and 2 00 this afternoon, high school at 2 00, with free textbooks for grades one through eight and textbooks for higher grades supplied. Teachers will reconvene by building Saturday at 9 00 and a special board session is set for tonight. Practice for football season starts with a Lancaster opener scheduled for Friday night September 18.
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Nelsonville
Board of Education
George FE Abraham
Lancaster
Buchtel
Band Boosters Plan For Next Year's Work
NELSONVILLE The Band Boosters Club met Thursday night at the Senior High Building with strong turnout. Supt. E J Arnold introduced new band leader Clarence Naffgiger and new club president Miss Esther Verity who led the session. Officers named are Mrs BE Arnold first vice president, Mrs Isaac Vaughn secretary and Mrs Orland Gandee treasurer. Gandee reported the treasury and plans for the year were set including a forthcoming bingo party to be announced later.
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Nelsonville
Supt
E. J. Arnold
Clarence Naffgiger
Arnold
Esther Verity
Miss Verity
BE. J. Arnold
Isaac Vaughn
Orland Gandee
Class Making Quilt In Nelsonville Club Dinner
Twenty members of the Gleaners Class of the Christian Church School met with teacher Mrs. Helen Mechem and Evva Wright on Adams Street. They brought favorite dishes for a 6 o'clock dinner, then pieced quilt blocks and enjoyed games and contests.
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Nelsonville
Gleaners
Christian Church School
Helen Mechem
Evva Wright
Adams Street
Buchtel News Brief
Mrs Patton of New Lexington visited her mother Mrs Bocanis in Buchtel. Mrs Devis returned to New Lexington to spend a few days with Mrs Patton and friends. Robert Schenz of Buchtel, son of Mr and Mrs George Schenz, is recovering after illness of a few weeks.
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Buchtel
Madaelene Patton
New Lexington
Pete Bocanis
Josephine Devis
Patton
Robert Schenz
George Schenz
Hold Boling Rites NELSONVILLE at Stouts Funeral Home
Funeral services for George Doc Boling of Murrey City were held Thursday at 2 o clock at Stouts Funeral Home with Rev. Albert Corwin leading. Burial followed at Greenlawn. In Nelsonville Harry Johnson of Chauncey pleaded guilty to intoxication on arraignment before Mayor G. Holland and was fined plus costs.
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Nelsonville
George
Doc) Boling
Murrey City
Stouts Funeral
Albert Corwin
Greenlawn
Harry Johnson
Chauncey
G. Holland
Club to Meet Friday in Nielsonville
The W B A club will gather Friday evening at Mrs. Gladys Pierce’s home. Dinner at six o clock will be served.
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Nielsonville
Gladys Pierce
Textbooks to be Free for Trimble and Jacksonville Schools
GLOUSTER Jacksonville Trimble High School and grade schools will open next Monday under free textbook provisions. The law requires boards to furnish 25 percent this year and next, increasing until all books are supplied in four years. Schools plan to reuse old books for credit on new editions. Enrollment is expected to match last year. Council meets tonight at 7. Orphan Class of M E Church meets Monday at Mrs Bullochs. bring a dime calendar.
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Glouseter
Jacksonville-Trimble
Trimble
Jacksonville
M. M. Bryson
General Assembly
Boards of Education
Jacksonville-Trimbie
M. E Church
Robert Bulloch
Hill Street
Glouster Charms as Residents Return from Visits
Glouster residents report quick returns from trips to Columbus Cincinnati Greenfield and Athens. Charlene Wolf Leona Howard Charlie Brown Boydie Pride and others traveled to visit relatives while Emmett Stevens toured Honolulu and families regrouped in Barberton and Toledo.
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Glouster
Charlene Wolf
Lumbus
Leona Howard
Charlie Brown
Cincinnati
Miss Howard
Alfred Howard
Boydie Pride
Boyd Wilson
Greenfield
R. G
Webber
Sterling
Margaret Croushore
Jack
Mary Virginia
Bobby
Columbus
Robert Lowry
Gerald
Barberton
Lowery
P. J. Stanley
Paul Price
Toledo
Price
A. J. Price
C. G. Lunsford
Robert Tipton
Vultures and Crows Detect Prey From Great Distances
A report notes that vultures and carrion crows can scent prey up to 42 miles away through their specialized organs. The finding highlights remarkable olfactory abilities in scavenger species.
White Elephant Day at Glouster M E Church
Glouster M E Church plans White Elephant Day on Sunday September 15 to raise funds toward clearing the year budget. The Sunday School and church services will donate to the White Elephant collection, plus a special offering. The goal is to start the next year debt free.
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Glouster
Glouster M. E
Change Residence Glouster Families Move Locations
Several Glouster families changed homes this week. Mrs 2b Branawene moved from Leo White residence on Main Street to Harriet Williams property on Railroad Street. Ray White family moved from Frank Mellican double residence on Madison Street to Meredith property on Maple Street. Principal L G DeLong and Ma DeLong moved into the White vacated property. L C Burson family moved from Main Street to Athens.
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Glouster
2B. Branawene
Leo White
Main Street
Harriet Williams
Railroad Street
Ray White
Frank Mellican
Madison Street
Meredith
Maple Street
Mr. White
L. G. DeLong
Glouster High School
Ma. DeLong
Harrisonville News Notes
Harrisonville social notes record visits and trips among residents. Mrs. D Chase and Velma Geary return from visiting relatives in Canton and a Denver trip. Frank Turner and Nina visit W A Turner in Akron. Goldie Hunsicker and children go home after two weeks with the Turners. The Berry family hosts Dayton guests Burt Pleasant and family. Ruby Deihl enjoys a vacation with her parents. Harold Balsdon and family from Columbus visit the Welches. Various other weekend visits include Rutland and Dexter, nurse trainees Ruth Hill and Gladys Davidson at Grant Hospital and Parkersburg. Vivien Sheets tours Charleston, visiting her mother Beulah Sheets.
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Harrisonville
D. ©. Chase
Velma Geary
Chase
George Holmes
Canton
Geary
Denver
Colorado
Frank Turner
Nina
Akron
W. A. Turner
Goldie Hunsicker
Turner Home
Burt Pleasant
Dayton
P. Y. Moore
Ruby Deihl
Athens
R. A. Deihl
Harold Baland
Columbus
Homer Welsh
F. C. Halliday
Pesky Anderson
Henry Levy
Mius
Don Anderson
Rutland
Finn Anderson
Dexter
Ruth Hill
Grant Hospital
Gladys Davidson
Davidson
Smith Hardware Company
Parkersburg
George Davidson
Vivien Sheets
General Hospital
Charleston
Beulah Sheets
Young People's Class Of Marshfield Meets At Herron Home
The Young People’s Class of the M P Church met at G C Herron’s country home for August. Adalaid Stright led outdoor games, Dorothy Sidders presided at a business session, and 18 members born in the first half of the year were honored with birthday cakes and lemonade. 29 members attended with five visitors including Rev Huff and Mrs Huff. The next meeting is Oct 4 at Mrs Herron’s home. orchestra practice is Sept 6 at 7:30 with Mrs Dinsmore directing. Mr and Mrs Mace visited from Athens after time with Mrs Herron. other locals attended Cleveland air races.
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New Marshfield
M. P. Church
G. C. Herron
Adalaid Stright
Dorothy Sidders
Ray Huff
Orpha Dinsmore
Leslie Hughs
Herron
Herron Lawn
Frank L. Mace
Athen
Claude Dry
Norma Jean
Erma Judy
Rodney Young
Cleveland
Uriah Judy
Knight Reunion Attended by Alva in Marion
Alva attended the Knight reunion held in Marion on Sunday, joining fellow alumni for the gathering.
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Alva
Knight
Marion
Mountville P T A Meets Monday Evening at High School
A Homer Township P T A will hold a meeting at Mountville High School Monday at 7 30 p m. Glouster Y resigns from Mountville rights and takes a position at an economics school in Rig County.
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Mountville
Homer Township
Glouster
Economics
Rig County
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