Packard Coal Company Plans Redtown Mine Reopening
The Packard Coal Company will reopen the Redtown Mine near Jacksonville after two years idle. Repairs take about two weeks, with initial staffing of 40 to 50 loaders and about 100 miners at full capacity. operation to begin under the new ownership following readiness. Cleaning up at the Luhing Mine near Athens starts, with 300 workers normally employed, and loading to resume once ready.
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Jacksonville
Pritchard
Packard Coal Company
Luhing
Manhattan Coal Company
Athens
Nelsonville Brick Co. Wins State Route Material Contract
Nelsonville Brick Company awarded the material contract for $8,426.67 to furnish half a mile of State Route No. 31 at Canal Winchester.
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Columbus
Nelsonville Brick Company
Canal Winchester
West Side Triumphs in City Game 11 to 8
West Side defeated East 11 to 8 in a Tuesday city league clash at Murray City. Hughes hit a home run for East, drawing a large crowd as fans and players showed strong interest. games are held each Tuesday and Friday evening.
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Hughes
Bridge Club Meets with Guests and High Scores
Mrs. John Edington entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club yesterday afternoon. Guest players included Mrs. William Brooks Mrs. C E Welch Mrs. L J Eberle Mrs. William Morgan and Mrs. James Wilson. Three tables were used with high scores by Mrs. Edington Mrs. Cecil Shafer and Mrs. Brooks.
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John Edington
Wednesday Bridge Club
William Brooks
C. E. Welch
L. J. Eberle
William Morgan
James Wilson
Edington
Cecil Shafer
Brooks
Nelsonville Barbers and Retailers Schedule Blanket Code Meetings
Barbers of Nelsonville gather at the American Legion Building Friday at 7 30 PM to set hours under the blanket code. Retail store owners meet at the same time for opening and closing hours. Morning reports show 112 local firms signed the compliance certificate displaying the blue eagle insignia. Mrs J M Hyde and Mrs W H Hyde hosted lunch for 20 friends from Nelsonville and Athens with yellow and pink decor and Ruth Hyde assisting.
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Nelsonville
American Legion
Legion
J. M. Hyde
W. H. Hyde
Athens
Ruth Hyde
Mrs Rebecca Stone Dies in Nelsonville
Rebecca Stone aged 45 died at her home near Luhrig after a week of illness. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p m at the Union Church with burial in Union Cemetery. She is survived by husband W M Stone and eight children, three from a former marriage.
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Nelsonville
Rebecca Stone
Luhrig
Union Church
Union Cemetery
W. M. Stone
Legion Social Benefit Aids Trip To Lima Convention
Nelsonville drum and bugle corps of the American Legion plans a lawn festival at the Legion Building on Tuesday night August 8. Proceeds fund travel to the State Department convention in Lima. The program includes bingo refreshments dancing and posting of primary election results as they arrive. Tickets available from any drum corps or Legion member.
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Nelsonville
Drum and Bugle Corps
The
American Legion
Legion
State Department
Drum Corps
Frank Shivers Sr Seeks Treatment at Cherrington Hospital
Frank Shivers Sr has been admitted to Cherrington Hospital in Logan for treatment.
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Frank Shivers
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
W B A To Meet And D of A Practice Call
The W B A will meet Friday night with Mrs. Charles Scott on Madison Street. The D of A degree team guards are requested to be present for practice Friday night.
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Charles Scott
Madison Street
D. OF A
Nelsonville Scout Council Circle meeting and camp reports
Nelsonville Scouts from all three troops plan a joint Council Circle on Kontners Hill Friday night with a fire ceremony contests and singing. Troops assemble at 6 30 p m to travel to the Council at 7 p m marking monthly joint meetings with a baboon hunt and awards from Camp Endubonah and Camp Mus eum.
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Nelsonville
Kontners’ Hill
Mender
Troop 46
Camp Endubonah
Troop 45
Bob Smith
Bob Patton
Peg” McLaughlin
Smith
Roy Morris
Ned Smith
Bill Mechem
Irvin
Beech Grove
Glouster
Miles E. Hoon
New Marshfield
Joint High School Committee hires janitor at JT High
At the Jacksonville-Trimble Joint High School Committee meeting Emmett Earich was hired as janitor for JT High School. Thirteen applicants competed for the rotating position, with a Jacksonville man holding the post the past two years. The homecoming picnic in Bishopville was postponed indefinitely due to the death of Charles F. Reed of Jacksonville who owned the grove for the event.
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Jacksonville
Hunterdon Union Backing F D R Recovery Drive
Local Union 202 Mine 267 of the United Mine Workers of America unanimously adopted a resolution commending President Roosevelt for his effort to reemploy millions. The union, with 390 members, endorses the NRA act and endorses a 6 hour day and 30 hour week for bituminous coal miners.
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Roosevelt
Hunterdon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mine
United States
United Mine Workers of America
NRA
John L. Lewis
Coroner Probes Death of Charles F Reed in Train Accident
Coroner L F Jones of Athens conducted an inquest in Glouster into the death of Charles F Reed of Jacksonville who was struck by southbound train No 2 at about 1040 am near the curve between Glouster and Trimble. The body, at a local mortuary, showed a broken neck and skull fracture. Funeral services set for Trimble Church of Christ Saturday at 2 with Rev G B Courtney officiating. burial in Maplewood cemetery.
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Glouster
L. F. Jones
Athens
Charles F. Reed
Jacksonville
Trimble
Reed
Jones
Trimble Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey
Maplewood
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge Past Noble Grands Meet
Past Noble Grands of Marcellite Rebekah Lodge will meet tonight at Mrs. Mary Dew’s home in Hollister.
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Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Mary Dew
Hollister
Glouster Merchants Set New Hours Under NRA Rules
Glouster merchants agreed to store hours of 8 a m to 5 p m in general, with Thursday closing at noon and Saturday closing at 9 p m. Stores will close Sundays, and funeral day closures were to be ended. Initial opposition surfaced but the schedule gained support.
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Glouster
NRA
1-H Club Presents a 3 Act Play Tonight
The 1-H Club stages Billy's Aunt Jane a three act comedy at J T High School auditorium in Trimble with intermission dances by Bobby Jean Cannon and music by L W Kasler and others. The same play appears Friday at Glouster High School under the Ladies Auxiliary of the U M W of A.
Lantz Named Cosmetics Inspector in Ohio
Dale Lantz of Glouster has been appointed inspector of cosmetics, working from the State Tax Commission office in Columbus. He reported for duty Tuesday.
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Glouster
Dale Lantz
E. H. Lantz
State Tax Commission Office
Columbus
8.8.8 Skin Tonic Promises Clearer Complexion
The ad claims 8.8.8 or S.S.S. aids skin by boosting blood red cells and hemoglobin to improve tissue vitality. It touts thousands of unsolicited letters of thanks and presents the product as a general tonic with skin healing benefits.
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Cove
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Dren
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West Siders
Murray
Murray City
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Popovich
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D. Jenkins
SOREN
Femme
Abrhapo Gy Bhort
B. Stielton
EB. Donson
Epetel
R. Bvates
C. Povoskey
Lautiory
Shelton
L. Short
Jonas
Lanning
B. Shelton
E. Donson
McCoy
Dyson
Bridge Club
Mechem’s Shoe Store
Fight Children
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Hunterdon Union
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M. L. Kimmey
Glouster Church
Billy
Jane
J-T School
Ira Spencer
Jasper Spencer
Elmer Tippie
Harry Vernon
Tom Brown
Tom Dennison
Alfred Marding
John Jonas
John Lacord
Carl Levandoski
James Price
Alice Smith
8. R. Clark
Charles Darling
Lantz
Cosmetics
SSS
Stureyy Health
Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Gross
Gulfport
Gulf Gas and Ols
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