Beard Presides City Council Return After Illness
Casonville April 2 The City Council met with all members present as E B Beard resumed the chair after three months illness. Mayor Eberle reported March fines totaling 385.20 and the Mardis bill authorizing canal land use for sewerage was read. Council urged thanks to Mr Mardis and adopted resolutions to advance funds from the County Treasurer for Safety and Sinking Funds and to liquidate securities to bolster the General Fund for operations. No action on the gas ordinance.
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Casonville
E. Eb. Beard
L. J. Eberle
Mardis
Board of Sinking Fund Trustees
County Budget Commission
Ing
Sinking
General Fund
Council On the Gas
Nelsonville Men to Attend M. and Church Meeting
Nelsonville on April 2 reports 65 men have accepted invitations to the men s meeting at the M. and Church this Thursday. The list includes Limer Bay Dave Burnell J L Cheesman Corwin Cookson Roy Lloyd Duncan Paul Duncan Charles Green Merrell Green W Harburger Robert Hickman Joe Ledley Alex Nelson Otto Shirley George Shirley Thomas Spender Fred Wilson Malvern Wilson G A Gabriel Harry S Davis George Dille Raymond Cookon Guy Ted Katzenbach Clarence Monks.
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Nelsonville
M. & Church
Yeasterday
Limer
Thomas Spender
Fred Wilson
Malvern Wilson
A. Gabriel
Harry
Davis
George Dille
Raymond Cook
Guy
Ted Katzenbach
Clarnce Monks
Entered Apprentice Degree to Be Conferred by Philodorian Lodge
In Nelsonville a special Philodorian Lodge meeting at the Masonic Temple will confer the Entered Apprentice degree tonight.
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Nelsonville
Philodorian Lodge
Masonic Temple
Brooks announce birth of son John William
Nelsonville couple Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks Hazel Grace announce the birth of a son on Easter morning March 31 at the Lehman home on Sheppard Street. He is named John William.
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Nelsonville
John Brooks
Hazel Grace
Joe Lehman
Sheppard Street
John William
Local Socials List Visits and Guests Across Ohio
Miss Flossie McCombs and family from Glouster spent time with the McCombs parents. O Barstow of Columbus visited relatives near Nelsonville and Ed Howard’s, along with Hut Barstow. William Hick hosted a dinner for Columbus guests including Clinton Hick and family, Mary Shipley and Jane Grant. Elsworth Durfee from Strouds Run visited his daughter Mrs Earl Stary in Logan. Bernard PosPIchel attended school in Columbus after Easter at home here. Fred Dalton and family returned to Toledo after several days with local friends. Elizabeth Inman and Ruby Lavier of Mannington are guests of Mrs Cecil Shafer and Mrs Henry Inman.
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Flossie McCombs
Glouster
Asbury McCombs
James Grant
Mary Shipley
A Jane
Mark Hick
Columbus
Weaver Essex
Elsworth Durfee
Strouds Run
Earl Stary
Logan
Nee Gave
Ige Rutledge
Bliss Business College
Bernard Pospichel
Albert Pos“pichel
Ywind
Fred Dalton
Toledo
Elizabeth Inman
Uby Lavier
Mannington, W.a
Cecil Shafernd
Henry Inman
Bernice Backus
Belle Herrold
W. H. Cann
Langaster
Clarence Pospichel
Albert Pospichel
Howard Wallace
Hobart Rife
Will Hall
Sk Columbus
Wilbert Hall
Stella Linton
Cleveland
Charles Linton
Frank Patton
John Fisk
John Nye
Westerville
Ed Henry
Delaware
Enoch Pugh
Fred Johnson
Zanesville
George Johnson
John Zellar
Charles Weltzheimer
Capitol Fuel Company
Buchtel PTA to Convene at High School April 4
The Buchtel Parent Teacher Association will meet at Buchtel High School Building on Thursday evening April 4 at 7 o clock. A social hour will precede the program, and members are asked to bring sandwiches.
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Buchtel
Buchtel High School
Haseen
Surprise party for George Rutedge in Floodwood
Mr and Mrs A M Ward hosted a surprise party at their Floodwood home Friday evening for George Rutledge who had gone to Columbus to enter NESa College. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Homer Wartime and others such as Mildred Wend M scenes Mildred Howard Thelma Oward Kathleen Warehime Marie Warehime Lucille White Roy Cen es Virgil Seenes Elizabeth Ash Margaret Hitchings Walter Itchings Helen Wolf George Brady Dezie Brady Donald Warehime Erma Ward Clarence Ward and Ruth Wartime.
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A. M. Ward
George Rutedge
Floodwood
Rutledge
Columbus
Nesa College
Homer Wartime
Ed Howers
Duskey
Mildred Wend
M Scenes
Mildred Howard
Thelma Oward
Walter Co‘omba
Kathleen Warehime
Marie Warehime
Lucille White
Roy Cenes
Virgil Seenes
Nelsonville seeks sewerage rights on Hocking Canal
A bill by Representative S. K. Mardis of Athens County would grant Nelsonville the authority to enter, improve, and occupy part of the Hocking Canal within city limits for sewerage and drainage. The measure extends the time to acquire title, with state reversion rules and set rights for adjacent landowners.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Canal
Columbus
S. K. Mardis
Athens County
Mardis
Ohio
State of
State of Ohio
Lanecaster
Athens
Church dinner features Marietta College Glee Club
The Circle of Ruth of the Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville hosts a congregational dinner at 6 15 tonight in the church dining room. The Marietta College Glee Club will perform during and after the meal, with a gypsy costume finale. no admission is charged.
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Nelsonvilly
Circle of Ruth
The
Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Evans
Marietta College Glee Club
St. Marys
Glee Club
Lawmakers Press for One Cent Gas Tax Increase
The South East Ohio Motor Club notes two key moves in the week. The house highways committee backed the bill for passage while Governor Myers Y. Cooper rebuked Rep Dallas Sullivan for claiming the governor was brow-beaten by the Ohio State Automobile Association. The governor called the tax debate a matter of cooperative discussion and denied any contrary pressure.
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South East Ohio Motor Club Today
House Highways Committee
Dallas Sullivan
Union County
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio State Automobile Association
Sullivan
Local Industry Talk At Athen Women's Club Meeting
A. B. Roe of McBee Binder Company will discuss problems of local industry and manufacturing at the Athen Women's Commercial Club meeting at 7 00 P M Wednesday in Hotel Berry parlors. The subject of Roe's address was not announced. Members have studied various business topics and several city business representatives have spoken. This marks the first time industry and manufacturing are under consideration.
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A. B. Roe
McBee Binder Company
Athen Women's Commercial Club
Hotel Berry
Easter Dance Planned by Nelsonville Legion
Glen ford Dugan Post announces an Easter dance at the Legion Home on Wednesday April 3 from 8 30 to 11 30 p m to raise funds for the American Legion band of Logan.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion
Logan
Wire Stolen From Bell Coal Mine Near Nelsonville
Bell Coal Company reports 1250 feet of copper wire stolen from its mine along the main highway between Nelsonville and Myers Crossing last Sunday night. A gate chain lock was broken and the wire removed from the property.
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Bell Coal Company
Nelsonville
Myers Crossing
Circle of Ruth meeting reports studies on Africa
The Circle of Ruth met in the church social rooms on Monday April 1. Hostesses Mrs B M Coakley Mrs Charles Stratton Mrs Edith Stiers and Mrs Charles Bartels served a six o'clock dinner with yellow and white decorations. Mrs James Knight led devotionals and papers on The Church in Africa by Miss Mabel Shafer and Friends in Africa by Mrs Mabel Heffner were presented. Guests included Mrs St Turner Rushville Ohio Miss Ruby Sevier and Miss Elizabeth Inman Mannington WV. Twenty eight members attended. The G E G Club met Monday evening with Miss Elsie Coakley at her Adams Street home. ten members attended and refreshments followed.
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Ruth
Presbyterian Church
B. M. Coakley
Charles Stratton
Edith Stiers
Charles Bartels
James Knight
Church In
Africa
Mabel Shafer
Mabel Heffner
St. Turner
Rushville
Ohio
Ruby Sevier
Elizabeth Inman
Mannington
W. Va
G. E. G. Clu
G. E. G. Club
Elsie Coakley
Adams Street
April Chamber of Commerce Meeting Date Change
The April Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held Wednesday at noon on April 17 instead of April 3. City matters of interest will be discussed during the April meeting.
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Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce
Sunday School Party Brings Prizes for Four Students
The Junior Intermediate Department held a party in the church social rooms on Monday evening April 1. Prizes were awarded to Mary Margaret Mechem Elaine Wright John Johnson and Don Smith. Refreshments followed for 100 members and teachers.
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The
Christian Sunday School
Mary Margaret Mechem
Elaine Wright
John Johnson
Don Smith
Memorial for Orbiston Youth Shuttleworth
Kenneth Shuttleworth, year old son of Mr and Mrs James Shuttleworth, died Monday at the family home in Orbiston. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Nelsonville
Kenneth Shuttleworth
James Shuttleworth
Orbiston
Local residents share Easter visits and returns
Miss Bernice Backus returned from a three week visit with friends in Columbus. Miss Stella Linton went from Cleveland to spend Easter with her parents in town. Several couples and families, including the Pospichols, Wallaces, Lenoxes and Pattons, hosted or visited relatives in Columbus Langaster and Westerville during the holiday period.
Man Falls 80 Feet to Death from Bridge in Covington
Cincinnati April 2 Ralph Sommerville 29 of Pullman West Virginia died in Covington Kentucky after falling eighty feet from the new Chesapeake and Ohio Bridge. двигателя
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Cincinnati
Ralph Sommerville
Pullman
W. Va
Covington
Chesapeake & Ohio Bridge
Schrimper Sentenced in Cincinnati Beer Bribery Case
John L. Schrimper, a Cincinnati attorney, was sentenced to 15 months in a federal prison and a $500 fine by Judge Benson W. Hough for conspiracy to bribe federal agent John N. Eckhart. The case ties to the Jackson Brewery bribery scheme, following recent sentences of Bert B. Buckley and Joseph Sperber.
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Columbus
O.R
Cincinnati
Federal
John L. Schrimper
Atlanta
Schrimper
Benson W. Hough
Bert B. Buckley
Joseph Sperber
John N. Eckhart
Jackson
Buckley
Sperber
Reward Offered in Kent Youth Disappearance
A missing 9 year old, Edmond Cox, vanished last Wednesday from a main Kent street. County commissioners posted a reward of 590 dollars to spur the search as authorities believe he was kidnapped.
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Kent
U.P
Edmond Cox
Edmond
M E Church Plans To Be Considered In Guysville Meeting
Plans for the year for Methodist Episcopal churches in the Guysville circuit will be discussed at a 7 PM meeting at the Guysville church. Rev Vinton Mattox of Mansfield will outline his program with district superintendent Rev H J Holcombe also attending. Rev Hattoc recently arrived to lead the circuit from a Northeast Ohio Conference pastorate.
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Guysville
Vinton Mattox
Mansfield
H. J. Holcombe
Mr. Hattoc
Mine at Luhrig Closed on Bad Air Report
Luhrig Collieries mine in Luhrig remains closed by order of the company with no stated permanent or temporary status. Superintendent C H Fitzer cited no reason, noting no work since March 25 and that miners have moved away. State inspector cited bad air as the cause during last week’s inquiry.
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Luhrig Collieries Company
Luhrig
C. H. Fitzer
Fitzer
Athens
Vitser
Bank Robbery in Cincinnati Yields $106000
Two bandits held up Washington Bank and Trust Company in Cincinnati driving up before closing. They forced three employees to lie on the floor and escaped with about $106,000, with police still lacking tangible clues to identify them.
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Cincinnati
Washington Bank & Trust Company Oe
Webb Pays Fine for Intoxication Charge
Frank Webb of Armitage paid a $5 fine and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication in the Court of Justice of the Peace Felix Riley. Deputy Sheriff Wilson Ator arrested Webb after finding him intoxicated on Richland Avenue Road on Sunday night.
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Frank Webb
Armitage
Court of Justice of the Peace
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