Fragmentary Nelsonville debate on road improvements and national recovery act
The text records a fragmented discussion in Nelsonville about road by passes and district needs. It notes signatures to a report presented to Columbus by T. S. Brin and mentions Director Merrell, the Attorney General, and White and Mayor Holbeir. The piece references highway work, brick manufacturing, public works, and remarks on national policy and societal change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbeir
Merrell
Columbus
T. S. Brin
Public Works
Price
Comes
Hitler Poses With Aides At Athens Highway Dedication
Hitler as Supreme in Germany attends a dedication ceremony for a new highway toward Athens. Guests Harley Calvin John Dowler A W Sherwood Fred H Beckler assist with route improvements. Traffic was guided by police with Boy Scout help as dancing followed the program.
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Hitler
Germany
Athens
Harley Calvin
Columbus
John Dowler
A. W. Sherwood
Marietta
Fred H. Beckler
Boy Scout News Nelsonville Scout Troop 46 Plans Hill Trip
Scout Troop 46 members assemble at 7 tonight to travel to Kontner's Hill for council and games. Kangaroo Patrol excluded. K P Building gathering point. Ned Smith recovering from an auto crash en route to camp weeks earlier. Rodney Linscott transfers to Glouster Scouts. Several Scouts earn merit badges and first/second class ranks. District Committee discussed securing a room at West End School for headquarters to aid advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Scout Troop 46
Kontner’s Hill
Kangaroo Patrol
K. of P
Ned Smith
Feans
District Scout Committee
West End
Entertains for Young at Davis Home on Reese Davis Birthday
Mrs L A Davis entertained Thursday afternoon a group of boys for Reese Daviss eleventh birthday. After the matinee the guests returned to the Davis home for supper. Guests at one table included James Samuels Ed Bexfield Sammy Howe Johny Hannahs Lowell Donley LeRoy Murphy Chas and Reese Davis. A birthday cake with 11 candies served as the centerpiece. Reese received a number of nice gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
L. A. Davis
Reese
Davis
James Samuels
Ed Bexfield
Sammy Howe
Johny Hannahs
Lowell Donley LeRoy Murphy
Chas
Reese Davis
Hitchings Hurt in Huntington Softball Incident
Former Nelsonville resident Frank Hitchings of Huntington sustained a fractured skull when a bat slipped from a batter and struck him at third base during a Sunday softball game. Doctors removed four splintered bone fragments pressing the brain and inserted a plate. his condition is listed as favorable.
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Nelsonville
Frank Hitchings
Huntington
W. Va
Hitchings
Standings in Nelsonville Soft Ball League Week Ending Aug 2
Standings show Jewelers leading with a .701 average and a perfect 0-0 record as no games occurred July 26 or Aug 2 due to rain. All postponed games will be made up as double headers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jewelers
Okes
Begond
Acusc
Local Society and Personal News Briefs
Miss Capitola Harper from Zanesville and Mr and Mrs George Brooker visited Murray City early this week. John Popoczy is recovering in a Columbus hospital after surgery. Potts and son and daughter of Syracuse and Nellie Hamer of Nelsonville were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Phillip Fisher. Thomas Gears has taken a job in Adelphi.
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Murray City
Capitola Harper
Zanesville
George Brooker
John Popoczy
Columbus Hospital
Potts
Arnold to Speak at Nelsonville Sunday Service
Nelsonville officials announce Supt EB Ar nold will address the congregation at the M E Church during the 10 30 morning service There will be no evening service posted by church leaders
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Nelsonville
EB. J. Arnold
M. E
Funeral services for Homer Tracy set at Millfield church
Funeral services for Homer Tracy will be held Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Millfield M. E. Church with burial in Hill Top Cemetery.
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Millfield
Homer Tracy
Millfield M. E
Hill Top
Buchtel News Notes
John Maurer buys the Roy Wright home from Oral Daugherty. Mrs. Eldara Harris Rife returns to Columbus after visiting her parents. Floyd McGee family visits their grandparents. Agnes Calvert to move to Boston with aunt. Mary Fratts and two children return to Zanesville after visiting the former’s sisters.
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Buchtel
John Maurer
Orbiston
Roy Wright
Oral Daugherty
Eldara Harris Rife
Columbus
Saul Harris
Floyd McGee
Dayton
Jake McGee
Albert Shively
Agnes Calvert
Boston
Mary Calvert
Mary Fratts
Cren
Zanesville
Anna Gray
Robert Whitmore
Local Family Visits Note Kin and Friends
Carbon Hill reports Mr and Mrs George Nutter entertained guests including Delbert Nutter Harlan Barley and Miss Berta Nutter from Lancaster. John Richards visited his mother Nattie Worley in Lancaster. Mrs Frank Muirs and children returned to Cincinnati after visiting relatives. Mabie Lowes of Columbus visited with her parents H and Mrs Lowes. Mrs Anna Mitchell visited sons Howard and William in Columbus.
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Carbon Hill
George Nutter
Delbert Nutter
Harlan Barley
Berta Nutter
Harley Burnett
Lancaster
John Richards
Nattie Worley
Frank Muirs
Cincinnati
Muirs
Virgil Emerich
Mabie Lowes
Columbus
H. Lowes
Anna Mitchell
Howard
William
Esther Class Benefit Bake Sale in Nelsonville
The Esther Class of the Christian Church hosts a benefit bake sale at Watsons Grocery in Nelsonville on Saturday starting at 10 30 AM. Proceeds support church programs.
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Nelsonville
Esther
The
Christian Church
Watsons Grocery
Nazarene Church to Hold Services Sunday in Nelsonville
The Nazarene Church on Poplar Street in Nelsonville announces Sunday services. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. Rev. Clara Price of Athens will preach at 11 a.m. for the next four Sundays and lead the evening service at 7:30 p.m.
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Nelsonville
The
Nazarene Church
Poplar Street
Clara Price
Athens
Kimberly Twenty-eight prep for Nelsonville Syracuse clash
Kimberly 18 prepares to host the leading Miners' League team Nelsonville Syracuse Sunday. Kimberly has reinforced for the game and expects a strong matchup.
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Nelsonville
Syracuse
Miners’ League
Kimberly
President Roosevelt Heads West for Federal Projects Tour
President Roosevelt sails up the Columbia River to begin a West tour of federal projects. Cabinet members Ickes Morgenthau Dern join the trip as Mrs Roosevelt greets him and their two youngest sons. The journey is tied to policy shaping before the fall election.
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Portland
Ore
Roosevelt
Columbia River
White House
Far West
Middle West
Ickes
Northwest
Morgenthau
The
Treasury
Dern
Franklin
John
Fear Corner In Food Markets Amid Drought
The government plans to curb wild cat speculation by using the AAA to buy farm surpluses for future use. Bought foods may aid the needy, be resold, or shipped to drought areas. Officials foresee ample supplies and low prices now, with price increases likely through the winter as drought impact grows.
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Washington
AAA
Fight Booms Canned Milk Price Fight Rises
In Cincinnati on August 3, producers press for higher returns amid a shift from doorstep fresh milk to canned milk. Housewives trim milk budgets while grocers report condensed milk gains. a cent-a-quart rise took effect to meet the Ohio Milk Marketing Commission 2.35 level, with producers seeking 2.70 per hundredweight by September 1.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Engineer Dr Skinner visits extended family group
Dr. C E Skinner, renowned electrical engineer, recently finished a weeks long speaking tour for electrical engineering societies in Japan. He arrives for the weekend with Dr and Mrs C L Jones, accompanied by his wife Miss Gladys McVay of Athens, and their two daughters and two grandchildren.
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C. E. Skinner
Japan
Cc. L. Jones
Gladys McVay
Athens
Visits Sun at Hospital Nelsonville
Mrs. Tillie Hall spent Wednesday in Columbus with her son Bob who is receiving eye treatment at White Cross Hospital.
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Sun
Nelsonville
Tillie Hall
Columbus
Bob
White Cross Hospital
Nelsonville Personal News Briefs
Mrs. Joe Verity visits her father in Wellston. Mrs. Will Burnell stayed in Columbus for several days. Ward Hamm returns from weeks in Chicago on a study trip. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edington travel to Mt. Vernon to escort home Mrs. Ella Edington. Mrs. E. E. Rosser and daughter Rebecca visit Mrs. Robt. Veon in Lorain.
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Nelsonville
Joe Verity
Wellston
Will Burnell
Columbus
Ward Hamm
Chicago
Fred Edington
Mt. Vernon
Ella Edington
E. E. Rosser
Rebecca
Robt. Veon
Lorain
Logan Betas and Phi Sigs Set For Senior League Clash
The Logan Betas and Phi Sigs will meet in a Senior League game this evening after last week’s rain postponement.
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Logan—Betas
Phi Sigs
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