Nelsonville Teachers Plan Friday School Meeting
Nelsonville city teachers will hold an all day session at the Senior High School on Friday starting 9 30. Rev Herman Sayre Dr E Lefever Glouster and 8S K Mardis of Athens will speak in the forenoon while W E Kershner and W S Coy of Columbus address the afternoon. About 1400 pupils are expected to enroll for the new year.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville City
Herman Sayre
E. Lefever
Glouster
K. Mardis
Athens
W. E. Kershner
W. S. Coy
Columbus
Margaret Howe
Herbert Woody
Dogs and Horses Highlight New York Society Shows
In New York society, dog and horse shows draw top fanciers to Oak land Farms Newport Rhode Island and North Shore Horse Show Stony Brook Long Island. The events showcase fashionable attendees and summer sports attire with white leading colors.
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New York
Rhode Island Kennel Club
Oakland Farms
William H. Vanderbilt
Newport
R. I
North Shore
Local residents enjoy a weekend of visits
Jacksonville guests include Mr. and Mrs. Roland Rambo and son with Miss Esther Knight of Dayton visiting Mrs. Hettie Rambo. Cheyenne travelers Mr. and Mrs. Della Johnston and children return home. Several couples spend weekends at cottages in Lancaster and Albany, plus visits from Chillicothe Akron Canton and Kent residents.
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Roland Rambo
Esther Knight
Dayton
Hettie Rambo
Della Johnston
John
Lucy
Cheyenne
Wyoming
E. R. Robinette
U. BK
Portsmouth
Tom Rose
C. F. Guinther
A. R. Woodgerd
Albany
J. L. Altman
Lancaster
Rossen
Chillicothe
Charles Heiser
John Gillette
Kate Brown
Jeannette
Pittsburgh
William Hilt
Dalmah Hilt
Kate Thompson
Captina
W. Va
Hill
Charles Palmer
John Ginnan
Akron
Custer Seckinger
Leroy
Salem
John Seckinger
Walden Holmes and Son
Anna Exenkamper
Canton
Herman Exenkamper
Evelyn and
Lillian Deal
Mildred Wright
Kent
Abolish Love or Train It Eugenically Says New York Panel
New York experts at the Museum of Natural History conference argue love can be guided by eugenic education. They claim early training shapes ideals to match fit parenthood, sustaining affection while steering mate selection. Dr. Campbell and Dr. Laughlin defend love as enduring under educated ideals and co education gains.
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Helen Welshimler Messenger
New York
Museum of Natural History
C. G. Campbell
National Eugenics Research Association
Campbell
Harry H. Laughlin
Carnegie Institution
Washington
Dr. Campbell
King's Heralds Hold Meeting at Mrs Spencer's Home
The King's Heralds met at Mrs Thomas Spencer's home on Wednesday afternoon for their regular gathering. The group opened with America and concluded with prayers. Ruth Patton led the penny collection and Evelyn Ogg won the mite box prize as $2.35 was the total. A picnic lunch followed on the lawn.
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King's Heralds
Ledder
Thomas Spencer
America
Ruth Patton
Rita Emish
Sunshine Lodge
Evelyn Ogg
W B A Will Meet At Mrs Dilcher's Monroe Street Home
The W B A Club will meet Friday night at 7 30 oclock at the home of Mrs Tisha Dilcher on Monroe Street.
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W. B. A. Club
Tisha Dilcher
Monroe Street
Esther Class Conducts Regular Meeting At Church
The Esther Class of the Christian Sunday School met Tuesday night for a regular business session led by president Mrs. James Coleman. A potluck luncheon was served at 6:30 p.m.
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Esther
The
Christian Sunday School
James Coleman
Loyal Woman's Class Meets At Mrs Juniper Home
Thirteen members and one guest of the Loyal Woman's Class of the Christian Sunday School gathered Tuesday night at Mrs. Fred Juniper's West Washington Street home. Mrs Juniper, the class president, led the regular business session.
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Loyal Woman's Class
The
Christian Sunday School
Fred Juniper
West Washington Street
Juniper
Varicose Ulcers Healed At Home
An ad claims Emerald Oil cures varicose ulcers at home without rest or medical procedures. It promises immediate pain relief, swelling reduction, and restored leg condition by following simple directions. Quick's Cut Rate Store guarantees refunds only if not helped.
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Quick
Citizens Meeting Set for Saturday at City Playgrounds
Nelsonville announces a citizens meeting at the city playgrounds Saturday afternoon September 10 at 2 oclock. If weather fails, the session moves to the I O O F Hall. Attendees are urged to come. committee members include H A Sines chairman John Mills secretary and others.
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Nelsonville
I. O
H. A. Sines
John Mills
Davis
J. J. Stocklen
L. Keplar
Illness Reports From Nelsonville Home
Mrs James Birge of Poplar Street is seriously ill at home. Mrs Viola Keplar, confined by illness for months, remains unchanged in condition.
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Nelsonville
James Birge
Poplar Street
Viola Keplar
King's Men to Meet Nelsonville Community Talk
King's Men will meet at William Miller's home on Back Street Friday at 7 30 p m. The study topic is What Are the Beatitudes Delivered by Christ on the Mount All men invited to attend.
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King’s Men
Nelsonville
William Miller
Back Street
Christ
Club Night At Mrs Bardain’s Draws Local Members
Mrs Effie Bardain hosted a Wednesday night gathering on Adams Street with guests including Mrs Ina Smith. Attendees listed were Mrs Alma Ruscoe Mrs Flor ence Lash Mrs Viola Keplar Mrs Goldie Woods and Miss Muriel Traugh. A luncheon followed.
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Effie Bardain
Adams Street
Ina Smith
Alma Ruscoe
Florence Lash
Viola Keplar
Goldie Woods
Muriel Traugh
Band Boosters to Meet at High School Tonight
The Band Boosters' Club will meet at the High School Building tonight at 8 o'clock. A business meeting in the carnival project will discuss preparations for the event Saturday night on Central School grounds.
Local Residents Return From Visits Across Ohio
A flurry of visits and returns spans Columbus to Cleveland and Syracuse. Families including Shafer, Godenswager, Hutchins, Duckworth, and Frank travel between home, relatives, and friends while Miss Lama and Miss Wilson visit Middleport and Nelsonville respectively.
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Maurice Shafer
Painesville
J. W. Shafer
Amelia
Bessie
Birchie
Vera Shafer
S. Starkey
Kathleen Simonton
Columbus
Margaret Shafer
Bluffton
Ind
Elizabeth Tedrow
George Godenswager
Charles
Raymond
Cleveland
Godenswager
James Hartman
Wilbur Hutchins
Dana
Nancy Clandine
Athens
Cranmer
Jean Lama
Middleport
Barbara Steenrod
Century of Progress to Display Century of Transport
Chicago's 1933 World Fair will stage a moving, interactive exhibit tracing 1833 to present transport, from canal boats and stagecoaches to steam locomotives and air liners. The 800 acre lakefront site will feature moving diagrams, authentic period settings, and demonstrations by experts in a public display opening June 1, 1933 with 100 million expected attendees.
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Chicago
Union
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania
Epg
America
Howe
Faraday
H. M. Pettit
Rand M Nally & Co
NEA Service, Inc
Lake Front
Adler Planetarium
Shedd Aquarium
Field Museum
Soldier Field
William Allen Pusey
National Research Council
Belgium
Germany
France
Holland
Rufus C. Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Fair Association
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