Nelsonville police court actions mix alcohol offenses
Nelsonville officers Nash and Jenkins brought three offenders before Mayor Johnson in Trimble for prohibition violations. Russell Males of Red Town pleaded guilty to intoxication and possessing liquor, fined 10 dollars and costs, with Dayton labor if unpaid. O D Wallace of Nelsonville faced charges after a stop with his brother Don Wallace and Lon Lowery. D Wallace and Lowery paid 10 dollars costs, while Don Wallace paid 15 dollars and costs but pleaded not guilty to possession and was released on bond until October 5. Also noted is a local recovery update for a woman.
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Nashad Jenkins
Court of Mayor
Trimble
Russel
Red Town
Nat Village
Johnson
Dayton
O. D. Wace
Nelsonville
Nash and
Eakins
Rimble
Wallace
Don Wallace
Lon Lowery
Dow Wallace
Co. D. Wallace
Lowbry
Jon Wallace
First Method Church Welcomes Dr George E Tifft for Another Year
This morning at the First Methodist church Dr George E Tifft will fill the pulpit for the first time after his reappointment to the charge for another year. The Tifft family recently moved to Nelsonville from Circleville and have made many friends in the congregation and community. Mrs John Saltz traveled to Moundsville West Virginia on Friday to attend the funeral of Harrold Smith.
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First Methodist Church
George E. Tifft
Mrs. Tifft
Nelsonville
Circleville
Duries
John Saltz
Moundsville
W. Va
Harrold Smith
Philedorian Lodge
No. 257
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Eastern Star Order
Matilda ©. Martin
C Chapter
Lodge
George FE. Tifft
Earddate
Hilodorian Lodge
J. M. Z. Kreider
Lancaster
Grand Lodge
Addressing community support for school bonds and progress
A letter from a member of the Board of Education urges citizens to back school bond votes, contrasts prior funding debates with outcomes, praises the high school building, and calls for informed, local oversight rather than loud opposition. It notes attendance at a funeral and a local hospital operation among unrelated items. The piece argues for “horse sense” and civic duty to improve schools and the town.
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Fire Department
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Nelsonville News
Tis
Raine
Charles Raine
New Comerstown
France Raine
Baltimore
C. FF. Junkerman
J. L. Lampman
Davidson
Klingbet
Harrold Luthi
Columbus
Tom Delcher
Zanesville
Jack Hughes
Cambridge
George D. Rante
Bessie Deer
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Member
Board OF Education
Nelsonville Dry Goods
Athens Shoes
Murphy Brothers
The
Nelsonville Home & Savings Association
J. H. Saltz
Erves
L. E. Cash
Colonial Building
Merle Nelson
Ohio State University
W. RL
American Legion Hall
K. of P. Hall
Charles Beard, Omer Welling
Mrs
James Bland
Cleveland City Hospital
Thomas Rush
E. J. Moorehouse
Witehita, Kansas
Hyla Harrold
Robert Graves
the Plains
Vernon Rush
Cleveland
Frank Calaway
Johns Street
Patsy
Canton
Nettie Roan
Chicago
David Calaway
Bellaire
Harry Christian
Lansing
Delbert Thompson
Murray City
William Dexter Lesroy
Dunglen
Randolphis
New Pitttsburg
Ford
Christian
Lovel Pine
Maud Henderson
Ohio
Heaven
P. W.hickman, Pres
C. L. Stout, W. Pres
J. M. Hyde
Harry Powell
R. W. Parks, Ser
W.H. Parks, T
the Greenlawn Cemetery Association
Nelsonville, Ohio
Memorial Mausoleum Company
Greenlawn Cemetery
Cemetery Association
Greenlawn
Nelsonville Memorial
Memorial Mausoleum Co
Nion Street
Athens
Nelson.ville Memorial
Logan
New Lexington
Bremen
Rushville
Thornville
Newark
the Memorial Mausoleum Company
George E. Tifft, Jr
Hartman Bldg
East
Columbus St
Columbus Street
C. L. Stout
Greenlawn Stery
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