Nelsonville school calendar approved by board of education
Nelsonville officials approved the present term calendar at a Friday meeting. The first semester runs Sept 7 1926 to Jan 14 1927 with a second from Jan 17 to May 20 1927. Thanksgiving recess is Nov 24–29 and Christmas break Dec 7 to Jan 3.
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Nelsonville
Board OF Education
Elsonville
Ohio Teachers" Association
Portsmouth
Central Association
Columbus
Loyal Workers Meet Thursday in Nelsonville
Sept 25 report details a Methdist Loyal Workers class outing to Carbondale with a visit to the pine forest and supper prepared by Mrs. Fred Kelly and daughters. Attendance listed includes Mrs. Monks Kieln Patton Bland Lowden McManaway O'Dell Warehime Stout Woolery Sommers Wiley Williams.
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Nelsonville
The
Methodist Church
Carbondale
Miempers
Fred Kelly
Pine Forest
Kelly
James Bland
Anna Lowden
Emily McManaway
Ray O'Dell
Bessie Warehime
C. L. Stout
G. C. Woolery
Mary Sommers
Arlen Wiley
John Willams
Eagle Initiates Many Candidates at Indoor Circus
Nelsonville notes report the Eagle lodge will initiate a large class of candidates next Tuesday evening in a ceremony called the Jos Barrows class. Plans for the West school fall festival October 1 include an indoor circus and bake sale. A Hyperion club meeting is set for 2:30 Monday at Mrs. J. M. Hyde to read applications.
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Nelsonville
Floral Aerio of Eagles
Jos Barrows
Wagies
Washington Street
West School
Lionville
Hyperion Club
J. M. Hyde
Sale of Tickets for High School Games Changes
Nelsonville reports new rules by the athletic board on season tickets for football, basketball, and baseball. Holders gain admission to junior and senior contests at no extra cost, with two seating options including reserved seats for a season or two game reservations 24 hours before sale to the public.
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Board of Education
Nelsonville
Prince of Wales Frolics on Beach at Biarritz
The Prince of Wales, in a bathing suit, enjoys a sunlit day at Biarritz. The heir to the British throne shed royal finery and mingled with beachgoers, appearing indistinguishable from ordinary visitors.
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Prince of Wales
Biarritz
Detectives Find No Coal Thieves in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville, Detective Donahue reports no substantiation for press rumors of coal shed thefts on Hocking Valley lines. A small amount of pilfering is noted. Personal mentions list Miss Calin Carnes in New York City and visits by Mrs. Jennie McKinney, Miss Marlo Hickman, and others.
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Nelsonville
William Donahue
Hocking Valley Railroad
Jac Pearson
Donahue
Hocking Valley
Calin Carnes
New York City
Jennie McKinney
Toledo
Will Curnell
Marlo Hickman
Lebanon
Jil
St. Louis
T. Pensyle
Leesburg
Ohio
Houser
Newark
Frid
Frank —. Haynes
Electric Plant Engine Repaired at Nelsonville
A Skinner engine at the electric light plant in Nelsonville received a new cylinder, cylinder head, and attachments. When installed the parts will return the engine to near new condition, officials say, after the parts arrived on Saturday and were unloaded at the plant.
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Nelsonvill
Ey Electric Light
Chief Brings Two From Columbus In Matched Cases
Nelsonville September 28 Chief of Police Pearson returned from Columbus with John Birtcher and Clifford Hopkins. Birtcher faces malicious destruction of property charge while Hopkins is charged with non support. They were to be arraigned before Mayor Eberle later today.
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Nelsonville
Pearson
Columbus
John Birtcher
Clifford Hopkins
Birtcher
Opkins
Eberle
District Meetings To Be Held Here
Nelsonville district plans a Presbyterian Missionary societies meeting with luncheon in the church parlors. Attendees include Mrs E B Townsend and others from Logan New Plymouth Union Furnace. The event sits in the Presbyterian context and starts at one o clock. PT A Council. Infant dies at Nelsonville family residence. services held for Virgil Shaw six months old with burial in Carbon Hill. Parents and siblings mourn him. Rev Tonnally led the service.
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Nelsonville
Pilgrim Holineass
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Chestnut Street
Stucky
Greenlawn
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Missionary Societies
Logan
New Pymouth
Union Furnace
EB. Townsend
Virgil
T. Shaw
Tonnally
Carbon Hill
Woman Lucille Six Dies in Grant Hospital
Nelsonville reports the death of Mrs. Lucile Six 27 wife of Chester Six and daughter of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Jones of this city Friday at Grant hospital Calnm.
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Nelsonville
James Kuhn
Joann
Lucile Six
Chester Six
Sylvester Jones
Grant Hospital
Calnm
Automobile teeters from garage window in Miami incident
A car dangled perilously from a garage on Lagler Street Miami as high winds rattled the premises. Workers barely secured the vehicle before it plummeted or caused damage, with glass windows shuddering and inside activity disrupted.
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Chillips
Typhoid Epidemic Probed by State Health Dept
Report from Columbus dated September 24 states that warning signs of a typhoid outbreak in Wellington are severe with fatalities. Officials seek full information on outbreak sources as the state health department investigates the epidemic.
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Columbus
Wellinghtally
Rockefeller reflects on first job anniversary in rare statement
John L. Rockefeller, one of the wealthiest men, marks an anniversary linked to his first job. From his Avontico Hills estate he issues a rare note saying he trembles to think what he might have become without that first job and his philanthropy totals over half a billion dollars.
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Tarrytown
John L. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Invantico Hills
Armistice day confirmation from water in revolt torn area
Washington reports confirmation of ten on the day Armistice in revolt torn area near water as Admiral Latimer, commanding the United States naval forces, provides the update. In Youngstown a man declares he will die and collapses at the police or office, dying from heart attack shortly after.
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Washington
Torn
Agua
Department
Addmiral
Julian Latimer
United States Naval
Youngstown
UPI
Janko
Det
Jelic
Alejie
Find Lost License Tag Through Messenger Ad
A Pomeroy resident posted a Messenger ad to locate the person who found her license tag. A nun also called The Messenger office with the tag on the same day. Residents can call Athens, Logan, Nelsonville, Pomeroy, or Glouster for help.
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Mes
Faure
Athens
Logan
Nelsonville
Pomeroy
Glouster
Mayor Urges Cleveland to Use Ohio Coal
Mayor John J. Marshall issues a proclamation urging Cleveland citizens to switch to Ohio coal. He argues that miners' allies are destitute as less than one third of Ohio's coal consumption comes from the Ohio field and predicts demand could exceed 1000520 tons a year.
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Cleveland
John J. Marshall
Ohio
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