Nelsonville officials plan meeting on street lights
Mayor C. G. Dew Service Director F. G. Kouri and city officials will discuss street lighting and the municipal electric plant at an 8 pm meeting in Buckeye Building rooms. About 50 citizens attended a preliminary Red Men’s Hall session asking why lights go out. A temporary chair was elected and a citizens group formed to press for answers and future meetings. A storm sewer issue was also raised with a committee named to work with council on a relief program.
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Nelsonville
C. G Dew
F. G. Kouri
Buckeye Building
Washington St
Red Men's Hall
City Hall
Dew
W. L. Hutchins
Council
Clifford Weiss
Clarence Stage
Harry Kelly, Sr
H. A. Lines
Win Boss
W. H. Bartoe
G. W. Pearce
J. L. Cheeseman
Wes Davis
Joe Bagley
Fred Coakley
Iean
Nelsonville PTA Holds First Meeting of Year
The Nelsonville High School PTA met Monday with 85 parents and teachers. Officers and committees were named, votes approved sending Mrs. James Knight to the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers in Columbus November 2 3 and 4, and to purchase medical supplies for the school nurse Tessie Cavanaugh. The next meeting is set for October 17 at 7 pm.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Brooks Franks
Faith Cordrey
Robert Bingman
James Knight
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Columbus
J. L. Webb
Roy Snackenburg
PTA
Tessie Cavanaugh
Blanche Moorehead
Nona Lane
Miles Howe
Roy .Snackenburg
George
Mayor Dew Invited to Tonight's Meeting on Report
The group reported they could not meet with Mayor Dew last night due to another engagement but he would discuss the matter at tonight's meeting. All citizens interested are invited.
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Dew
Nelsonville Social Notes and Garden Club Guests
Nelsonville High School home nursing class hosted a stork shower for Mrs Everett Carroll with gifts games and music. Athens Garden Club tea guests included several members of the Woman's Community Garden Club. Local mentions list Roy Washburn Glenn Weymueller Dr A L Pritchard and a large Turner family picnic with many relatives from McArthur Canal Winchester and Carroll.
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Nelsonville High School
Everett Carroll
Violet Fink
John Fink
Lenora Hannas
Martha Cooley
Kathleen Keating
Jo Warehime
Martha Pierce
Marjorie Blair
Rosemary Sayre
Jeanette Davis
Jeannette Reeves
Anna Hunter
Betty North
Mercedes Bruce
Wavia Bateman
Eleanor Spencer
Mrs. Boyd
Athens
Woman's Comunity Garden Club
Athens Garden Club
Athens Country Club
J. M. Hyde
Mayme Keplar
J. D. Adamson
E. J. Arnold
James Beard
Rose Cook
Oral Daugherty
L.A. Whitmore
Egbert Whitmore
C. L. Stout
Nelsonville
Roy Washburn
Wooster
Glenn F. Weymueller
Washington, D. C
C. A. Stover
A. L. Pritchard
South Point
Lena Crow
Carroll
John
David
George Dunkle
Cyntha
Nancy
Pearl
Nancy Dunkle
McArthur
Benson George
Mary Dunkle
Lancaster
Raymond George
Rita Rae
MccArthur
Harley Amerine
Cynthia A. King
Jake King
Cramer
Jackson
Lena McDaniel
Hobart McDaniel
Robert McDaniel
New Plymouth
Charles Shafer
Lu Evelyn
George Schoonover
Dave Dunkle
Betty Call
Earl Timms
Alvin Brown
Warne
Jack
Robert King
Harry Dunkle
Bonnie Lou
Edith Dunkle
Arthur George
Harry George
James George
John Dunkle
Evans and Evans Fined for Intoxication in Sand Run Court
William Evans and Dave Evans of Sand Run were fined $10 and costs each by Mayor C. G. Dew after pleading guilty to intoxication charges. A separate claim notes the United States leads in milk consumption per person while housing stock includes half a ton of steel appliances like stoves and washing machines.
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Nelsonville
William Evans
Dave Evans
Sand Run
C. G. Dew
United States
Delegation Plans Lancaster Rally speakers Bricker Taft
A large delegation of Hocking Countians aims to attend the 11th Congressional District Republican rally at the Lancaster Fairgrounds on Tuesday evening. Headline speakers include John W. Bricker and Robert A. Taft.
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Logan
Lancaster Fairgrounds
John W. Bricker
Robert A. Taft
Four Generations Fingerprinted in Oakland Family Portrait
In Oakland California a four generation family line up for fingerprinting to secure future identification. Baby Norma Giampoli, aged 3 12, her mother age 28, grandmother 47, and great grandmother 66 all volunteered for the process.
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Oakland
Cal
Norma Giampoli
Mont Pelee Eruption Destroys Thousands in Minutes
In 1902 Mont Pelee volcano in Martinique West Indies erupted with sudden ferocity, obliterating about 30,000 people in roughly a quarter hour, leaving a stark imprint on local history and global memory.
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Mont Pelee
Martinique
West Indies
Republicans of York Meet Monday Night
Nelsonville notes describe Nora Atkinson urging ward chairmen to register for certification and countywide poll plans. The McKinley-Bricker for Governor Club met with a well attended session in the First Presbyterian church, with remarks from Athens visitors and local GOP speakers. Thomas Wilson Sr. returns home after surgery at Grant Hospital and rests there.
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Nelsonville
Nora Ww. Atkinson
Republican State Central Committee
10Th Congressional District
McKinley-Bricker
Atkinson
Gilbert Circle
First Presbyterian Arch
Athens
A. E. Wagner
Charles W. Evans
Athens County Women's Republican Club
Alma Hudson
Pickering
Anna K. Price
Evans
Columbus
Price
United States
H. T. Phillips
General Assembly
W. P. Clark
Harry Kelly
Lancaster
Thomas Wilson
Grant Hospital
Mr. Wilson
Will Give Benefit Nelsonville Event at Red Men Hall
Degree of Pocahontas planned a benefit party for Nelsonville to be held Wednesday night at 8 oclock in the Red Men Hall.
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Nelsonville
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Montanans seek WWI fallen in France dugout
Adjutant General John W. Mahan, sole survivor of his group, has traveled to France to locate the bodies of 19 comrades buried in a dugout. He was commissioned by the War Department to search a front-line sector that stood as an American position on September 12, 1918.
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Helena
Mont
John W. Mahan
France
Mahan
War Department
Queen Olga Held Safe At Farm House
Tension rises as Philip Veritzen seeks to pry Queen Olga from sanctuary and Olina resists. Noel and his father pressure for a chaperoned exit to continue the operetta project, while Lillian proposes a workaround using Mrs. Graham’s accommodations to keep Olga and her daughter confined at the farmhouse.
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Philip Veritzen
Lillian
Olina
Noel
Philip
Olga
Olivia
Meddlers Enforce Incommunicado Stay At Farmhouse
A tense scene unfolds as Lillian imposes strict isolation rules to protect a queen and her daughter. Noel must stay at the farmhouse without outside contact until the chief allows a return to normal life, while Philip and Noel's father clash with the plan and Noel expresses reluctance.
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Philip Veritzen
Noel
Lillian
Noe
Social Notes From Glouster ME Meet at Jacksonville
The Past Noble Grands Club of Ninevah Rebekah Lodge held its annual picnic in Jacksonville with a five o’clock potluck lunch and a business session led by president Ida B. Davis. Members listed include Altha Dunlevy Maude Davis Minnie Hallam Alice Phillips Electa Grimm Lydia Watkins Mary B. Kalt and Mary Watson. The next meeting will be at Minnie Hallam’s home in October. Thursday meet Get-to-Gether Club at Helen Love’s home in the afternoon.
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Jacksonville
Noble Grands Club
Ninevah Rebekah Lodge
Ida B. Davis
Altha Dunlevy
Maude Davis
Minnie Hallam
Alice Phillips
Electa Grimm
Lydia Watkins
Mary B. Kalt
Mary Watson
Faithful Workers Sewing Club adds three new members
The Faithful Workers Sewing Club met at Mrs. E T Brown's home with president Mrs. Gladys Viney presiding. After song service and the 23rd Psalm read by Mrs. Anna Mayle prayer by Mrs. Helen Leach. Three new members were added: Miss Garnet Brooks Mrs. Louise Tucker and Mrs. Anna Mayle. An on lawn fish fry was planned for October 8 at Mrs. Virgil Tucker's home. Next meeting to be at Mrs. Helen Leach's home.
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Faithful Workers Sewing Club
E. T. Brown
Gladys Viney
Anna Mayle
Helen Leach
Garnet Brooks
Louise Tucker
Virgil Tucker
Stars Say For Wednesday September 21
The Star forecast for September 21 predicts expansive interests and rising fortunes through new opportunities and influential allies. Individuals with birthdays may see a year of great openings in employment and social prestige, with tact and discreet approach favored.
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the Stars
Richardson Honored Guests at Banquet and Dance
Sixty five guests attended a dinner and dance at the Ath ens country club in Glouster and Athens honoring L. E. Richardson's employees. Joe Wallace served as master of ceremonies with talks by Frank Price Enlon Grubb Homer Morris Dan Kovatch Clayton Zollinger Alfred Craft and Bob Ley. A three course dinner featured roses ferns and candles. Richardson announced each employee will receive one week of paid vacation starting next year. The event concluded with group singing and dancing.
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Glouster
Athens
L. E. Richardson
Joe Wallace
Fleishman Yeast Co
Frank Price
Mr. Richardson
Enlon Grubb
Glouster Baker
Homer Morris
Dan Kovatch
Clayton Zollinger
Alfred Craft
Bob Ley
Surprise Party Honors Lewis Houenstein at 63rd Birthday
A surprise party was hosted at Lewis Houenstein’s farm home in Sun-Guysville R.D. No. 2 to celebrate his 63rd birthday on Sept. 18. Dinner and a large birthday cake were shared, with guests including Ervin Keeney and others from Buchtel and nearby areas. Music provided by Buckeye's Hill Billies and local entertainers.
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Buchtel
Lewis Houenstein
Buckeye
S Hill Billies
Jimmy Petit
Raymond Tennihill
Monday
Ernest Lax
Carbon Hill
Bishopville Church Plans Annual Home-Coming
The Bishopville Church of Christ announces its annual home-coming for next Sunday September 25. Regular services will be held in the morning followed by a basket dinner and an afternoon program. Visiting ministers are expected and the congregation invites members of neighboring churches. Alfalfa history note mentions Europe cultivation over two millennia.
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Glouster
Bishopville
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