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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1927

Page

3

Honesty urged in retail sales in Nelsonville

In Nelsonville on September 8 L H Buisch of the National Cash Register company spoke to the Retail Merchants association at the American Legion building. He claimed 75 percent of merchandise is sold by 25 percent of retailers and urged consistent advertising and honest sales practices to elevate stores into that group.

Nelsonville United States L. H. Buisch Merchants’ Service Bureau National Cash Register Company Dayton Ohio Retail Merchants’ Association American Legion Buisch Bulach

Retail clerks attend weekly association meeting

Attendance at last night's meeting numbered seventy five with retail clerks as guests of the association.

Three Fined For Profane Language in Presence of Woman

In Nelsonville Ray Nardina pleaded guilty to assault and battery and profane language in presence of a woman before Mayor L J Eberle. He received a suspended 30 day jail sentence and $25 fines plus costs. Affidavits by R H Spencer. Blaine Bland was fined $10 and costs for profane language in presence of a woman Carl Blosser was Logan pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $10 and costs.

Nelsonville Ray Nardina L. J. Eberle R. H. Spencer Blaine Bland Carl Blosser Logan

Nelsonville School Enrollment Drops by About 100

Nelsonville public schools report enrollment about 100 lower than last year with a total of 1,381 students. Central building lists 325, East 271, and additional figures follow from the report.

Nelsonville Nelsonville Public Schools

Destroy Insects Carrying Infantile Paralysis

Public health bulletin urges eradicating insect carriers of disease and spraying rooms especially children's sleeping areas. It promotes Fly-Tox developed at Mellon Institute by Rex Research Fellowship as a safe, easy solution to kill flying and crawling pests.

United States Public Health Mellon Institute of Industrial Research Rex Research Fellowship

West 158 Junior High and Senior High Figures

School enrollment figures list West district values: 158 for West, 886 for Junior high, 241 for Senior high, reflecting student counts across levels.

West

Union Prayer Meeting in Nelsonville on Friday

The Men’s union prayer meeting will be held Friday evening at 7 30 at the home of Wilson Green on Diamond street. All men of the city are invited.

Nelsonville Wilson Green Diamond Street

New Teachers Assigned at Nelsonville High and Junior Schools

Francis M. Howe of Wilmington is teaching chemistry and physics at Nelsonville Senior High. He fills the vacancy from Lawson F. Marcy’s resignation. Robert Reed from Beaver Falls leads social science at the Junior High and directs the high school orchestra. Elizabeth Swink of Wapakoneta will teach eighth grade English and general science.

Nelsonville Francis M. Howe Wilmington Ohio Howe Lawson F. Marcy Robert Reed Beaver Falls Elizabeth Swink Wapakoneta

Mills Heads to Pittsburgh for Carneg ie Tech Fall Term

Rolland Mills left Wednesday for Pittsburgh to enter Car negie Technical college for the fall term. Mr and Mrs S R Sherburn and daughter Jenny Mae of Columbus returned home after visiting here with Mr and Mrs 1 Kenplar.

Rolland Mills Pittsburgh Carnegie Technical College S. R. Sherburn Jenny Mae Columbus Kenplar

Local residents visit relatives. injuries update in nearby rail accident

Mr. and Mrs. L Keplar and Mr. and Mrs. S R Sherburn with daughter visit Gallipolis relatives. George Ludden, injured in a Walbridge railroad accident, shows improvement after returning home. Various residents travel to Columbus Tucson and Denver for visits and hospital stays. news notes include Miss Ethel Walker’s stable condition and others visiting family in Ohio cities.

John Stephenson B. R. Houser Columbus Ell Coe Murray City Denver Colo van Pettit S. S. Lane F. M. Walker Ethel Mercy Hospital Walker Willard Bartoe Cleveland Gartoe Richard Hicks Bennett Bruce Upper Sandusky Martha Keister Milie Allie Morris Ashville Ohio P. C. Morris Freda Smith

Special Lodge Meeting in Nelsonville Frightened

Philodorian lodge holds a special meeting at the Masonic temple Friday evening. The M. M. degree will be conferred. A lunch and smoker will follow the session.

Nelsonville Philodorian Lodge Masonic Temple

County convention planned at Nelsonville church

Mrs H J Long treasurer and Mrs Bertha Barker organize the county convention to be held at the Christian church in Nelsonville on Thursday September 15. Columbus state vice president Mrs Viola D Romans will be the speaker and is noted as a capable speaker. Hostesses Mrs C Co Sharp and Mrs Clarence Backus served refreshments to nineteen members and one guest Mrs Frank O Mara.

H. J. Long Bertha Barker Christian Church Nelsonville Viola D. Romans Columbus Romans Ohio House of Representatives C. Co. Sharp Clarence Backus Frank O'Mara

Nelsonville Social Notes: WCTU Meeting at Kes Home

The Nelsonville WCTU met at Mrs. Mary E. Kes Singer's home. Devotions led by Mrs. Elizabeth Green. Program on Americanization with songs and talks by Bertha Barker. Papers read by Mrs. Will Standall and Mrs. E W Allen. New officers elected for the year.

Mary E. Kes Singer Elizabeth Green Bertha Barker America Union Barker Will Standall E. W. Allen Thomas Spencer Mra. A. G. Mechem C. BE. Reynolds C. C. Sharp Frank Cp. Comsnongles Hocrettaey

I H T Club Meeting at Betts Residence

Mrs Donald Betts Miss Ruth Cook and Miss Velma Young hosted the I H T club gathering on West Washington street Wednesday night. Contests provided entertainment and Miss Gertrude Bliss won the prize. Luncheon followed served by the hostesses for attendees including Mrs Malvern Wilson Leah Reynolds Ruth Wolfe Gertrude Bliss Elsie Hodgeman Florence Cook Mae Linton and Julia Burnell.

Donald Betts Ruth Cook Velma Young I. H. T. Club Betts West Washington Street Gertrude Bliss Malvern Wilson Leah Reynolds Ruth Wolfe Elsie Hodgeman Florence Cook Mae Linton Julia Burnell

West P T A Meeting Set for Friday Afternoon

The West Parent-Teachers Association will hold a meeting at the West building on Friday after noon at 3 o'clock.

The West Parent- Teachers’ Association

Mrs J In Murphy Hosts Gathering at Headley Inn

Mrs J In Murphy entertained guests Wednesday at Headley Inn near Zeneeville for an afternoon social event. The occasion brought local residents together for light refreshments and conversation.

J. In Murphy Headley Inn Zeneeville

Ladies Guest List From Columbus Nelsonville Meeting

Twelve ladies from Columbus and Nelsonville form the guest list for a Baltimore Maryland gathering hosted by Mrs Hobart Devol.

Hobart Devol Baltimore, Md Columbus Nelsonville

Birthday Party For Ola Curtis In Albany

Friends gathered at Ola Curtis s home in Albany for a surprise twenty first birthday party last Saturday night. Attendees included Virginia Harner Joe Farrar Delmer Pauley Sarah Farrar Elizabeth Riley Helen Davies Kathryn Farrar and many others.

Albany Ola Curtis Virginia Harner Joe Farrar Delmer Pauley Sarah Farrar Elizabeth Riley Helen Davies Kathryn Farrar Cleda Curtis Beatrice Wood Ina Davies Harold Tinker Harley Collins Pauline Riley Leonard Davies Evelyn West Irene Clark Argil Curtis Mildred Clark Carrol Elliott Gladya Collings Ralph Steinmetz Pat Hudneil Paul McVay Leola Linsey Marian Harmer Willard Powell Elimbeth Tinker Basil Curtis Alonzo Curtis

Cotton Crop Condition As Of September First

Agriculture department reports cotton crop condition at 56.1 percent of normal for September 1, indicating expected production of 12,692,000 bales of 6500 pounds gross each, down from 17,877,874 bales the previous year.

Washington, Sept Agriculture Department

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H. Buisch He LI J Pharmacy Co En-Ar-Co Auto Tire & Gas CO Chestnut & Herper Sts National the National Refining CO Cleveland, Ohio Lawton, Mich American Tobacco Co New York Yours Toas Mavaca Social Notes Sntertain Club Miss Ola Curtis Rollins Hosiery Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
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