Forest Army Program Opens in Nelsonville for Relief Workers
The Forest Army recruit drive invites 18 to 25 year old U S citizens to apply in Nelsonville for two week training at Fort Knox Kentucky before assignment to forest service work camps. Workers will build trails plant and thin trees fight fires and maintain parks with a $30 monthly pay and a $25 family allotment. Quotas depend on county relief reports and Nelsonville expects its share soon.
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Fort Knox
Army
Forest Service
State Relief Commission
Nelsonville
Hem Pile Remedy Promises Quick Relief and Guarantee
An advertisement touts a pill free treatment for piles claiming quick, lasting relief without cutting or salves. It describes internal and external piles as chronic and failing to respond to other methods. The ad offers a guaranteed remedy tested in over 900 cases and urges sufferers to try with assurance of results.
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Hardt
State Officers Confiscate Stills and Whisky in Nelsonville Area
State enforcement officers seized six stills, 82 barrels of mash and 32 gallons of whisky in the Nelsonville district this week. Five stills were found in New Straitaville and one in Trimble Township, Athens County, Inspector Tom Bush reported.
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Nelsonville
Tom Bush
New Straitaville
Trimble Township
Athens County
Pies and Canned Goods Requested for Church Dinner
The Methodist Church asks ladies to bring pies and canned goods to the church by 11 o clock Friday for the church dinner.
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The
Methodist Church
Cosmopolitan Club Meeting Postponed due to illness
The Cos mopolitan Club regular meeting scheduled for Friday night with Mrs. Clarence Butt has been postponed because of illness.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Clarence Butt
Funeral services for Samuel Shuttleworth set in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Samuel Shuttleworth will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Buchte? M. E. Church conducted by Rev. Nutter. Burial will follow at New Straitsville.
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Nelsonville
Samuel Shuttleworth
Buchte! M. BE
Nutter
New Straitsville
King's Men Schedule Meeting at Pidcock Home
King's Men will meet at 237 Adams Street home of Gus Pidcock on Friday night at 7 o'clock in Nelsonville.
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King's Men
Nelsonville
Gus Pidcock
Adams Street
Nelsonville Recreation Baseball League Opens May Day Schedule
The Nelsonville Recreation Baseball League announces an 18 week season starting Monday May 1. Teams include Johnsons All Stars Thomas Jewelers Shoe Factory and the Phi Club with Roy Davis possibly entering a team. Two halves run nine weeks each ending July 1 and Sept 1 with eligibility lists due to Glen Thomas by Friday night.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Recreation Baseball League
Glen Thomas
Local Baseball Commission
Johnson's All- Stars
Thomas Jewelers
Shoe Factory
Phi Club
Roy Davis
Thomas
City Playground
Teachers Meet at Nelsonville Saturday in Huel City
Joseph W. Fichter will speak at a Nelsonville Logan City teachers meeting held at Nelsonville High School from 9 to 11 36 AM Saturday. Sections cover primary upper grades English science and social studies with multiple local teachers listed as speakers. Invitations extended to Buchtel Murray City Haydenville teachers and others in the district.
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Nelsonville
Joseph W. Fichter
Nelsonville High School
Logan City
Ward Hamm
Ruth Cook
Florence Cook
Ruth Kelch
Mary E. Shepard
Esther O'Neal
Logan
C. Ray Tomlinson
Mary O'Connor
Elsie Martin
Lillian Young
Beatrice Barber
Rosemary Acker
Julian Yantis
Iris Hull
Florence Wood
Ruth Armstrong
Buchtel
Murray City
Haydenville
L. E. Powill
Succumbs at Buchtel George Kirkendall 4 Will Be Buried
Nelsonville April 27 George Kirkendall aged 4 died Wednesday at the home of his sister Mrs Charles Garlinger at Buchtel Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 o clock at the Buchtel M E Church Burial will be made at Buchtel He leaves one daughter Mrs Jim McCord Chillicothe two grandchildren and brothers and sisters Mrs Garlinger Mrs Ellis Turner Jacob John Ben all of Buchtel and Stephen of Chauncey
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Nelsonville
George Kirkendall
Charles Garlinger
Buchtel
Buchtel M. E
Jim@ McCord
Chillicothe
Garlinger
Ellis Turner
Jacob
John
Ben
Stephen
Chauncey
Famous Pastor Will Speak Here Tonight
Dr. Orin W. Fifer of Cincinnati, editor of The Christian Advocate, will deliver the sermon at the Cen tennial Celebration service at the Methodist Church in Nelsonville tonight at 7 30. The program features a full choir and Friday talks by Bishop H Lester Smith of Cincinnati. The Chillicothe District conference opens Friday at 10 and is presided by Dr. R O McClure.
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The
Christian Advocate
M. By Church
Nelsonville
Orin W. Fifer
Cincinnati
Methodist Church
Doctor Fifer
Middle West
Grove Clifford
William Power
Ralph Parks
H. Lester Smith
Chillicothe
R. O. McClure
E. L. Morrell
C. W. Hoffman
L. G. Fowler
Columbus
G. W. Osman
London
A. L. Williamson
Marietta
John P. Phillips
Ministers’ Wives Association
Episcopal Church
Hugh F King Dies After Long Illness in Buchtel
Nelsonville reports the death of Hugh F King 71 after a heart disease illness at his Buchtel home. Survived by widow Ellen, daughters Mary and Mrs Frank Traubert, three sons Peter Hugh Will Charlies, a sister Mrs M D Hogan, and three grandchildren. Requiem Mass at St Patrick's Church Saturday 9 50. Burial in Buchtel. Also in Nelsonville high school operetta progress on new campus scenery by Herbert Woody for May 4 5.
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Nelsonville
Hugh F. King
Buchtel
Mr. King
Ironton
Ohio
Ellen King
Mary
Frank Traubert
Wellsburg
W. Va
Peter
Will
Hugh
Charlies
M. D. Hogan
Wellston
Father Carney
St. Patrick's Church
Herbert Woody
Time Bomb Destroys Ravenna Home Barbershop Killing Three
A time bomb wrecked Edward Rock's home and barber shop in Ravenna killing his wife Mrs Dolores Taylor and Silas Eldridge 73. Sylvester Barnes died later from blast injuries. Seven others injured as authorities link the explosion to liquor trade warfare and possible gangster involvement. Police noted 40 sticks of dynamite were stolen nearby.
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Ravenna
U.P
Edward Rock
Rock
Dolores Taylor
Silas Eldridge
Sylvester Barnes
Taylor
Akron
Akron-Ravenna Road
Train schedules show Athens departures and northbound service
Rail time card lists No 3 departing Athens 11 38 a m and No 9 at 7 44 p m for southbound service No 2 departing 11 20 a m and No 4 at 6 24 p m daily except Sunday Chesapeake and Ohio Hocking Valley Northbound No 37 leaves Athens 5 20 p m daily except Sunday
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N.o
Athens
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hocking Valley
Dai
Baltimore
Rumor Triggers Bank Run Climax at Cleveland Trust
In Cleveland on April 27 feared rumors spurred a three day run on the Cleveland Trust Company and other licensed banks. Federal agents traced malice while the Cleveland Federal Reserve stated banks would reopen only after confirming sound condition. Harris Creech pledged full payment and two extra hours of operation to reassure depositors as confidence returned.
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Cleveland
U.rcleveland
Cleveland Trust Company
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
E. R. Fancher
Federal Reserve District
Cleveland Trust
Harris Creech
Triuot Company
Bronx District Attorney Declares War on Poultry Racketeers
Samuel J. Fotey district attorney of the Bronx declares war on racketeers after four poultry workers fled to Bronx County Jail for safety when their plant was wrecked amid intimidation attempts.
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Samuel J. Fotey
Bronx
New York
Five Convicts Escape From Famous Prison
Five prisoners including three of Allegheny County's notorious criminals and an Ohio inmate escaped Western Penitentiary at dawn after climbing roofs to freedom. Led by John Maug, 30, head of the Maug Gang, they had hidden for hours using dummy figures in their beds. Guards checked the cells after midnight and counted dummies.
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Pittsburgh
Apri
Allegheny County
Ohio
Western Penitentiary
John Maug
Maug
Vernon Moves
Ross Township
Ashe
Warm Sun Lifts District as Spring Returns
The district enjoys brighter skies as spring resumes with a sunny spell. Forecasts predict continued fair weather and higher temperatures tomorrow after a night with a low around 30 degrees. By mid morning temperatures rose from the downbeat level and kept climbing through the day.
Annual Meet Here Saturday
High school events begin Friday at 10 with ten boys and girls events before noon. Finals follow in the afternoon as Rome Township High School defends its title. Star athlete William Ogg leads the Red and Black with record high jump.
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Rome Township High School
Stewart
William Ogg
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