Relief money in Hocking sub district may be reduced
In Nelsonville on April 9 heavy state expense for barracks prompts expected cut in relief funds for the Hocking sub district. Committees arrive for two weeks of distribution while fund-raisers and a play by The Plains Worker's Relief class, What Price Coal, are set for Crooksville Friday and Columbus Saturday. About 250 attend Chauncey meeting with speakers including Miss Helen Siverling and Rev Warren. commissary funded by Rev Warren to be sent food cars due to lack of funds.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Hocking
Plains
Crooksville
K. of P. Hall
Columbus
Carpenter's Union
Chauncey
Helen Siverling
Rossitter
Local visitors and travelers from Columbus and beyond
Mrs A A Gibson Wellston returns home after visiting daughter Mrs Clarence Bowers. Billy Bowers Columbus spent the weekend with family. Esther Briley Murray City and Gladys Bowers Nelsonville spent Saturday in Logan. Several Columbus guests visited the area including Potter Bennett Josephine and David Bennett Corning with sisters Mrs Harry Kourt and Mrs Bari Baker. Others include Mr and Mrs Harry McKinney Toledo with Will Burnell, Charles Weltzheimer Delaware visit, Hiler Steenrod Philo with relatives, Lis McLaughlin in Columbus, Joe Stocklin Cleveland in town for the week at Western Reserve Medical School, Lillian Howe Columbus visiting, Mrs Mary McManaway and daughter Doris in Columbus, Bert Coakley and party Columbus, Bo Smith Columbus, Tessa Walker Columbus at home, Mrs Arthur Burgess Lancaster in town, Dewey Cavanaugh Columbus family visit, Mrs William Reese visiting Columbus, George Bonner Miss Margaret Steitt Chillicothe and Robert Ralston Delaware with Alex Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Gibson
Wellston
Clarence Bowers
Billy Bowers
Columbus
Esther Briley
Murray City
Gladys Bowers
Nelson- Ville
Logan
Potter Bennett
Josephine
David Bennett
Corning
Harry Kourt
Bari Baker
Harry McKinney
Toledo
Will Burnell
Charles Weltzheimer
Delaware
C. BE. Weltzheimer
Hiler Steenrod
Philo
Lis McLaughlin
Joe Stocklin
Cleveland
Western Reserve Medical School
Lillian Howe
Mary McManaway
Doris
Bert Coakley
Bo Smith
Tessa Walker
I. M. Walker
Arthur Burgess
Lancaster
Charles Pensyle
Dewey Cavanaugh
William Reese
George Bonner
Margaret Steitt
Chillicothe
Robert Ralston
Alex Nelson
Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report
Hog receipts total 4,600 with prices 15 to 25 cents higher. cattle calves and steers up to 50 cents higher. Beef cows and vealers show gains. heavy calves and yearlings mixed. Sheep receipts 3,600 with fat lambs and cull totals advancing. market mixed overall.
Cleveland Produce Market Prices for Potatoes and Poultry
Potatoes in 150 lb sacks from Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and other regions priced at 3 653 75 for various sacks. 100 lb sacks Idaho Texas Florida Hastings price 12 00. Poultry brisk with heavy broilers and leghorns in multiple price ranges 18c to 50c per pound and several fowl and duck prices listed.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Higans
Idaho Russel
Burbanksee
Texas
Florida
Hastings
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Rise
Hogs receipts 2,600 with market mostly 40 to 50 higher across weights 90 to 160 pounds and up to 300 pounds. Cattle receipts 1,100 with calves 800. market steady to 25 higher. Beef steers 11 to 13.25, light yearlings and heifers 10.50 to 12.75, beef cows 8 to 10, cutters 5.50 to 7.25, weaners 10.5 to 14, heavy canvas 9 to 12, bulk stocker steers 11 to 11.}
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Produce Butter Prices and Poultry Rates
Prices shown for butter in various forms with creamery tablets and packs. Butter fat and firsts and seconds listed with different percentages. Poultry items including fowls heavy and roosters priced per pound with discounts and weight categories.
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Cincinnati
Typo Rushed Notes From Butter Market Report
Fragmentary market figures show butter receipts around 4 420 and 29 400 for special markets. White tabby tables list 28 to 36 cents for nearby whites and browns with firsts at 26 to 28 cents and 29 to 35 cents on the coast.
Columbus Stock List Shows Various Pid and Bid Rates
A Columbus stock list notes several firms and bids including Cities Service with 66 percent and 57s, Gordon Oll with 2 percent, Jaeger Mach 20 percent, Jeffrey Mig pid 104 percent, Moores & Ross 7 percent pid 99 101, One Bell Tel pid 113 115, Paragon Refg com 9 10, Pure Ol 6 percent pid 98 100, Scioto Val Ry & Pr com 14 asked, plus other pid and bid figures.
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Columbus
Gordon Oll
Jaeger Mach
Jeffrey Mig
Moores & Ross
One Bell Tel
Paragon Refg. Com
Pure Ol
Easter Services At Nelsonville Churches Attract Crowds
Easter observances drew large crowds across Nelsonville churches. First Methodist showcased new classrooms and an Easter cantata with 100 at sunrise. Presbyterians reported 75 at sunrise and 250 at the morning service. Christian church had 118 at sunrise prayer, 564 at Sunday school, and full pews at all hours. Several infants baptized and adults welcomed across congregations. Flowers and a large illuminated cross decorated services with multiple additions to membership.
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Nelsonville
First Methodist
Presbyterian Church
The
Christian Church
Cchoir
Delegates to Be Selected During Week
Four state conventions and two primaries will choose 100 more presidential delegates this week. Illinois hosts a key Lowden-Thompson primary while Nebraska also votes. Republican conventions are set in Rhode Island Idaho North Carolina and New Mexico this week.
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Washington
O.R
Illinois
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Idaho
North Carolina
New Mexico
Merit Badges Awarded At Girl Scout Rally
At the Athens high school auditorium on Sunday afternoon Miss Louise Price national secretary of the camp department presided. Tessa Woolley Ruth Daggett Mary Margaret Kelley Ruth Bain Violet Hunter and Dorothy Ruth Holcombe received the dancing badge. Martha Foster Dorothy Holcombe Ruth Bain and Pauline Cone earned the hostess badge. Ruth Bain and Dorothy Holcombe won the tree finder badge. Dorothy Holcombe Martha Foster Pauline Cone Violet Hunter and Ruth Bain earned the first aid badge. Dorothy Holcombe was health winner and swimming. Second class badges were awarded to Tessa Woolley Ruth Daggett Mary Margaret Kelley Violet Hunter and Martha Foster.
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Athens High School
Louise Price
Tessa Woolley
Ruth Daggett
Mary Margaret Kelley
Ruth Bain
Violet Hunter
Dorothy Ruth Holcombe
Martha Foster
Dorothy R. Holcombe
Pauline Cone
Dorothy Holcombe
York Grange to host box social at Oak Grove School
Nelsonville announces York Grange No. 2436 will hold a box social on Friday night April 13 at the Oak Grove school house. The public is invited to attend.
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Nelsonville
York
Finsterwalds announce birth of son Robert Filmore
Mr and Mrs C H Finsterwald of Nelsonville report the birth of a son at their home on Thursday April 5. They name him Robert Filmore.
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Nelsonville
C. H. Finsterwald
Robert Filmore
No New Laws to be Sought This Session
Former Senator Stanley argues that the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee cannot compel West Virginia coal operators to disclose cost of production data. The panel will decide this week on the subpoena plan, with two witnesses daily through May 20 as Congress plans to adjourn.
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Washington
U.R
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
West Virginia
Stanley
Kentucky
Congress
Peerless Motor To Have New Leader
Cleveland April 9. Rumors that Leon R. German, vice president and general manager, would be elevated to the presidency of the Peerless Motor Car corporation persisted. A new president to succeed Edward Ver Linden, ousted three months ago in the Cleveland Detroit stockholders battle, would be chosen at a directors organization meeting April 19.
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Cleveland
U.P
Leon R. German
Peerless Motor Car Corporation
Edward Ver Linden
Detroit
Directors’ Organization
Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson relocate to Zanesville
Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson moved their household goods today to Zanesville to make their home. Johnson, long with Zeller Insurance here, will continue in the same line in Zanesville. He has served as president of the Rotary club and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Nelsonville
Fred Johnson
Zanesville
Johnson
Zeller Insurance Agency
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Loyal Woman's Dollar Social Tuesday at Fayette Street
The Loyal Woman's class of the Christian church schedules a regular meeting and dollar social Tuesday evening at Mrs. G. W. Lax's home on Fayette Street. Members are urged to attend and bring a thimble.
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Loyal Woman's Class of the
Christian Church
G. W. Lax
Fayette Street
Hyperion Club Meets at Mrs Tedrow Home
The Hyperion club gathered Saturday afternoon at Mrs Frank Tedrow’s on W Washington street. Current events were read to start roll call. The executive committee presented next year’s program and papers read included History of Ohio Federation by Miss Frances Scott Henry Van Dyke Poet and essayist by Mrs Lloyd Evans Aline Kilmer Life and Works by Mrs M H Lutz.
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Hyperion Club
Frank Tedrow
Washington Street
History of
Ohio Federation
Frances Scott
Henry van Dyke
Lloyd Evans
Aline Kilmer
M. H. Lutz
Athens Man Fined for Reckless Driving
Nelsonville April 9 John Bolin pleaded guilty to reckless driving before Mayor L J Eberle. He was fined ten dollars and costs.
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Athens
Nelsonville
John Bolin
J. Eberle
Evans family attends Athens Presbytery sessions in Marietta
The Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans along with Mrs. N. Hill Miss Irene McDowell and c Co Sharp are in Marietta for the Athens Presbytery sessions today and tomorrow. The Rev. Evans serves as moderator of the Presbytery.
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Nelsonville
Lloyd Evans
N. Hill
Irene McDowell
C. Co. Sharp
Marietta
Athens
Evans
Alliance Auto Dealer C W Mather Found Dead In Burned Car
Stark and Knox county authorities disagree on whether Alliance dealer C W Mather died by his own hand or was murdered. His charred body was found in a burning auto near Mt. Vernon last week. Knox county coroner Dr Harmer reports Mather was slain and his body and car were set ablaze, while other officials call it suicide.
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Alliance
Stark
Knox County
C. W. Mather
Alliance Automobile
Mather
Mt. Vernon
Stark County
C. L. Harmer
Marshal shot during holdup at Cincinnati poolroom
In Cincinnati April 9 a U S marshal Peter Dumele 53 of North College Hill was shot to death by six bandits during a poolroom robbery. Dumele tried to draw his pistol instead of raising his hands. The gang fled after a parting shot wounded patron Samuel Keller and escaped with about $1000 in cash.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Peter Dumele
North College Hill
Dumele
Samuel Keller
Chicago
Fire destroys Salona Supply store in Garfield town
Fire swept Salona Supply company store and nearby dwelling early today in Garfield causing an estimated 15000 dollar loss. The blaze also damaged the Pennsylvania railroad station and threatened the village briefly.
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Garfield
U.P
Salona Supply Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Funeral for Mancel Hammond Jr. to be held at Christian Church
Mrs Walter McCabe and daughter Elizabeth of Columbia South Carolina arrive Tuesday to attend the 2 30 pm funeral of Mancel Hammond Jr at the Christian church. Mrs McCabe is sister of the deceased.
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Walter McCabe
Elizabeth
Columbia
S. C
Mancel Hammond, Jr
Christian Church
McCabe
Mancel Hammond
Old Pilot Killed in Milford Center Crash
Frank H. Doten aged 53 a veteran passenger engineer on the Columbus Indiana division of the Pennsylvania railroad died at Columbus from a fractured skull after his head struck a mail crane at Milford Center while leaning from his cab window.
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Columbus
Frank H. Doten
Columbus- Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Milford Center
Bomb wrecks porch in Youngstown dispute
The front porch of a two family house occupied by Ralph Russo and Mack Williams was wrecked by a bomb early today in Youngstown. The incident occurred April 9 and involved the two residents named in the report. Police investigated the blast as a possible crime connected to a dispute between the occupants.
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Youngstown
Ralph Russo
Mack Williams
For Colds Flu and Headache Relief by Hobson Co
Corrects constipation relieves headacke and kindred pains Mig by Jay G Hobson Co Chillicothe for sale by druggists and chemists Nelsonville Also available through local druggists and general stores in the area.
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Jay G. Hobson & Co
Chillicothe
Bid of Chillicothe Firm Is Accepted
The State Highway department awarded a $299 288 54 bid to Brewer and Brewer Sons of Chillicothe to pave nine miles of state highway No 5 Scioto Trail in Ross county with three and a half inch brick. The project known as the Portsmouth Columbus road will use brick supplied by Brewer and Brewer and the State Department of Public Welfare. Material costs total 82 242 46 with 54 092 96 from the Chillicothe firm and 28 149 50 from the state.
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Columbus
U.R
Scioto Trail
Ross County
State Highway Department
Brewer and Brewer Sons
Chillicothe
Brewer and Brewer
State Department of Public Welfare
Campaign report on Salvation Army drive at tomorrow’s meet
Reports of last week’s Salvation Army campaign totaling 4000 dollars will be made at a meeting of the solicitors and committee in charge on Tuesday. Captain R D Benton announced the details this morning. Results will not be announced for several days.
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Meet
Salvation Army
R. D. Benton
Political drive in Chicago closes with predicted gains
Chicago wraps up a campaign marked by bombs and threats with sermons urging voters to unseat the administration. Newspapers show mixed straw votes on victory sides, while officials warn of possible violence at the polls. The drive ends without clear consensus on the winner.
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Chicago
U.P
Deputy Sheriff Killed in Slab Run Gun Battle
In Portsmouth on April 9 a gun battle near Slab Run left Deputy Sheriff Henry Bending dead at 26. Deputies Green Willis and Garner Vencil were wounded, and Edo ward Burton sustained a leg wound after Vencil and Burton assaulted two men who refused them a ride.
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Portsmouth
Henry Bending
Slab Rum
Bending
Green Willis
Garner Vencil
Edoward Burton
Vencil
Burton
Willis
Fragrant Fly-Tox Advertises Bedbug Remedy
An advertisement touts Fragrant FLY-TOX as a dependable solution for bedbugs, urging readers to demand the product.
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