Progres sive Literary Club Meets for Annual Dinner
Private dining rooms host the Progres sive Literary Club for its annual meeting and dinner with pink and green club colors. Mrs. C H Slaughter presided, new secretary appointed, and roll call prompts sparked amusing stories. Members heard Dean Voigt and local readings, with guests including Dean Voigt and Mrs. Imes.
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C and H
Progressive Literary Club
C. H. Slaughter
Fred Slaughter
C. D. Phiffer
Columbus
Guy Graham
Local Women Group Activities Highlight Community Meeting
At Jones Home the Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church held an afternoon meeting with devotions by Mrs. O A Terrill. World news by Mrs. M D Hughes included letters from missionaries in Japan and Africa and a reading from Fast Side Mothers by Michael Gold.
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Jones Home
Roger J. Jones
Elmwood Place
Women’s Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
O. A. Terrill
M.D. Hughes
Japan
Africa
E. B. Smith
America
Michael Gold
Harry Foster
Nelsonville Ohio ordinance on vehicle traffic and penalties
An ordinance regulates tariffs for vehicles on wheels on streets alleys and roadways in Nelsonville Ohio and repeals inconsistent ordinances. It defines the main thoroughfare for traffic enforcement and prohibits stopping with wheels within one foot of the right side of the improved portion on specified streets.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
State OF
Jefferson Street
Washington Street
Watkins’ Street
Street Traffic Rules And Fines In City Ordinance
The city enacts sections restricting stopping and parking on streets, alleys, and the Public Square. Prohibitions include staying within ten feet of fire hydrants and fifteen feet of street corners, with penalties for misdemeanor convictions and fines. Operations must not endanger pedestrians or other drivers. certain regulations apply during emergencies or lawful exceptions.
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Jefferson Street
Washington Street
Salient East Side Traffic Ordinance From Salt City
Ordinance governs roadway use on the Public Square of Salt City with penalties for improper travel and muffled exhaust. It enforces southerly traffic on the west side and prohibits crossing the square except near curb lines. Violators face fines up to twenty five dollars. older ordinances repealed. Passed April 7 1930 by Council President pro tem W H Bartoe with Clerk Robert Kinney and Mayor J H Hickman.
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Salt City
Sec. Ltd
A. D
W. H. Bartoe
Robert Kinney
J. H. Hickman
Nelsonville approves Shafer's Addition subdivision ordinance
An ordinance accepts and approves Shafer's Addition to Nelsonville Athens County Ohio a subdivision of In-Lots 1205 and 1208 Ashford Poston’s Addition and repeals Ordinance No 609 passed 1923 with the ordinance effective from the earliest legally allowed date.
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Shafer
Nelsonville
Athens County
Ohio
Ashford
Waldo Chute
Ashford Poston
W. W. Poston
Ani
W. H. Bartor
Robert Kinney
J. W. Hickman
Fifteen New Members Elected to Kappa Delta Pi
Helene Jones, president, announced fifteen new members elected to Kappa Delta Pi honorary education society. The new members listed include Irene Askue, Donald Berrett, Sylvia Joan Cosgrove, Violet Collins, Helen Denner, Agnes Eisen, Irene Glesmie, Emily Humphrey, Audrey Jacobs, Marian McClure, Deroth Rathsaw, Alice Shannon, Cass Bidders, Eveyin Senner, and Jorie Voliman.
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Kappa Delti
Emity
Helene Jones
Irene Askue
Donald Berrett
Sylvia Joan Cosgrove
Violet Collins
Helen Denner
Agnes Eisen
Irene Glesmie
Emily Humphrey
Audrey Jacobs
Marian McClure
Deroth, Rathsaw
Alice Shannon
Cass Bidders
Eveyin Senner
Jorie Voliman
Grain Prices Rally Strongly as Week Gains Markets
Grain prices staged one of the best rallies of the season in the last week. Wheat rose five cents, corn four cents, and oats gained two cents, signaling improving demand in Columbus trading.
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Columbus
Wheat markets eye Europe as demand rises
M R Maney of the Ohio Farms Bureau notes recovery drivers include drier Southwest conditions and stronger export demand for American wheat. European observers track Southwest weather and U S price gains while export business grows, though most shipments avoid U S wheat. Europe nears depletion of domestic supplies and is expected to buy regularly.
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Cording
Ohio Farms Bureau Corporation
United States
Europe
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Progressive Club
Maecenas Club
Federation
Charles Herman
First Street
Maenecas
Fred Stauffer
Athens City Federation
Frank Watkins
J. W. Hudson
McSwinger
E. D. Cooley
J. G. Porter
Lancaster Street
Missionary Society
Hazel Reeder
Grant Hospital
Mrs. H. P. Reeder
Elliott Street
Jean Ainworth
Erie
Charles’ Breinig
Clark Street
Arnmworth
Business and Professional Women's Club
Pocahontas Tepee of
Rippling Water Council No. 131
Red Men’s Hall
U. Co. D. Club
Mary A. Fryburger
West Union Street
Delphian Society
Gladys Brooks
Gertrude Pritchard
Miss Brooks
North Court Street
Fred Wheaton
Carl Ferguson
Ural Westfall
Mary Wahler
Dean Voigt
C. D. Shafer CO
Athens
Athens Flooring CO
Athens, Orto
Doodidag
Conklin and Parker
Cornwells
Kappa Delta Pi
Ree
B. M. Covert Optometrist
Athens,ohio
Mammoth
Alsike
Virginia
Kentucky
F.j.beasley Milling& Grocery Co
STOR
Amesville
Voss
Southern Ohio Electric Co
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