Soft Coal Output Declines in Week Ended August 2
The Geological Survey reports a slight drop in soft coal production for the week ending August 2, totaling about 7,486,000 net tons. Output would need a substantial increase to match 1921 levels, with projections indicating possible weaker consumption and stock effects into 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
Jonary
Illinois
Pittsburgh
Westmoreland
New River
Tug River
Trans Mississippi
Cumberland-Piedmont
Panhandle
Gulf
West Virginia
Appalachian
Ohio
Ore & Coal Exchange
Social and church notices plus city baseball schedule
Miss Doris Woodruff entertained friends at Miss Bertha Nixon’s home on Saturday. Sunday relatives attended funeral services for Miss Fredericka Frey at St Andrews Catholic church with multiple priests in attendance. Various local guests and visitors are listed. A city league baseball schedule follows with games from August to September at 5:45 pm at the playgrounds including Central East Buckeyes Eagles Factory West and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Woodruff
Bertha Nixon
Virginia Wolfe
Frank Barber
Annabelle Dewhurst
Bob Pospiche
Glen West
Ellsworth Neigle
Ruth Woodruff
Floyd Mechem
Ena Stephenson
Lewis Francis
Charles Weltzheimer
Fredericka Frey
St. Andrews Catholic Church
Father Owen
Byrne
Athens
Gallerina
Murray City
Crelly
Buchtel
Dunn
Junction City
Nevin
Logan
Mattingly
Lancaster
Floyd Rosser
Middletown
Central
East
Eagles
Factory
Buckeyes
West
Ntral
Death of Isaac B. Blosser Aged 84
Isaac B. Blosser 84 a retired farmer of Route 7 Marion township died Saturday at 2 30 p m The death was attributed to senility He is survived by his life companion Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 00 p m at the Dunkard church Marion township with interment at the nearby cemetery by Harden Undertaking Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac B. Blosser
Route 7
Marion Township
Blosser
Dunkard
Harden Undertaking Co
Fines Set in Weekend Illegal intoxicants cases
Three heavy fines were imposed in court after weekend crackdowns on illegal intoxicants. Clyde HN received 500 dollars for possession while Emet Ashbaugh got 200 dollars for possession and 200 for transportation. Hill, linked to William Fox, faced a pickup incident ending in a pint bottle of white mule found on him and a guilty plea. Harman admitted involvement in supplying the liquor and was fined 250 dollars plus costs. A marriage permit was recorded for Allen McKibbin and Mildred Gould. Comrade Gilbert Geslin, 78, died of heart trouble, with funeral services set for Wednesday at the M E church. he was a Civil War veteran and a member of the G A R and Oddfellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde HN
Emet Ashbaugh
Hill
Office Farbeam
William Fox
Mulberry
Front Streets
Fox
Pettit
Miller
Earl Harman
Harman
Shaw
Ashbaugh
Geslin
Gilbert Geslin
East Second Street
M. E
Harden Undertaking Co
Oak Grove
Gestin
J. K. Rochester
Oddfellows Fraternity
Gosling
Coal
Family distribution of Mrs Leach’s children noted
Mrs. Hubert Leach has one daughter, another in Pittsburg, a third in Havana Cuba. Her sons Scott and Tom live in Logan.
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Hubert Leach
Pittsburg
Havana
Cuba
Scott
Tom
Logan
Car Crashes Into Yard Fence After Bend
Gerald Miller lost control around a Rockbridge curve Sunday, rear ending Roy Voling’s car, tearing off a hub cap, and smashing into the A Hufford yard fence breaking three posts. Miller’s car sustained major damage but no injuries were reported. In health news the county records no communicable disease cases for July. Sixty deaths and 45 births occurred with infantile mortality at 44.4 percent. six deaths were in the city and the rest in the county. fourteen births were in Loran.
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Gerald Miller
Rockbridge
Miller
Roy Voling
Fr A. Hufford
Hocking County
Sin J
Ogan
Loran
Local man arrested after hiding jugs near Kesterson home
Officer Rudolph Brandt, patrolling near the John Kesterson residence west of Logan, followed a man carrying two jugs. Kesterson ran but dropped a bottle he hid in his shirt and was seized. He is lodging with Sheriff Brandt awaiting arraignment before Judge Pettit after a prior similar charge in Magistrate Miler's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Brandt
John Kesterson
Logan
Kesterson
Sheriff Brandt
Pettit
Miler
Car abandoned after crash near Rockbridge curve
A Ford touring car carrying two passengers was ditched north of Rockbridge at the curve where the Red Star bus wreck occurred months earlier. The vehicle overturned and its owner deserted it. The passengers are believed to have found a passing bus and left the area. their identities were not learned.
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Rockbridge
Boulay Reappointed Ohio Roads and Public Works Chief
Governor Donahey reappoints L A Boulay as director of the state highways department for one year. Boulay also leads the public works department with a salary of 6500 dollars. The one year term aligns with constitutional limits and follows political rifts within the party.
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Donahey
Columbus
L A. Boulay
State Highways Department
Boulay
Boulnay
State Department of Public Works
Toledean
Durbin
Democratic State Committee
Mary Stewart Cutting Dies Author of The Wayfarers
Orange New Jersey and local obituary notes Mary Stewart Cutting author of The Wayfarers Lovers of Sanna and Heart of Lynn died yesterday at her home aged 73 she is survived by three children.
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Orange
N. J
Mary Stewart Cutting
Sanna
Lynn
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promote Quick Weight Gain
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a fast, pleasant way to build flesh in undernourished children, especially after illness or suspected rickets. It promises easy dosing, no liver oil smell, and lists price at 60 tablets for 60 cents with pharmacy availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline Pharmacy Co
McKee Drug Co
McCoys
Shooting in Glouster Leaves Man Hurt Arm At Risk
Glouster Will Cole, 40, colored, was shot in the left arm around 2 AM in the No 6 addition, the weapon reportedly in Charles Davidson, colored's hands. Cole was treated at Benny Randolph’s home and later by Dr. Crawford, with bone fragments removed and possible loss of the arm.
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Will Cole
Charles Davidson
Cole
Benny Randolph
Crawford
Road work delays as gravel fails test at Columbus supply
Stitches were taken to close a wound while work on the Corning Glouster road stalls for days due to nine car loads of gravel from Columbus failing the required test. Once the north end gap is concreted, brick laying on the south end will start using local brick hauled daily. Some locals and visitors, including Dick Jones and Harry Skinner, spend a week in New York City. Mr and Mrs Will Ray and daughter Virginia from Uniontown Pa are visiting, with plans to move soon, accompanied by Mildred Cunningham. Funeral attendees for Jay Gersell included multiple local residents and travelers from nearby towns.
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Corning-Glouster
Columbus
Dick Jones
Harry Skinner
New York City
Will Ray
Virginia
Uniontown
Mr. Ray
John Ray
Zern Cunningham
Mildred Cunningham
Ray
Dolores
Ohio University
Athens County Jenkins Club
Foster
House of Representatives
Congressional Record
House
Howell- Barkley
Harding
Nanses City
Railroad Labor Board
Nother
Multiple Families Named in Athens and Albany Areas
A list of residents and relatives includes Mr. and Mrs. Harry Matteson with son Edwin in Vienna West Virginia, Mr. and Mrs Arch Johnson with son Orville and daughter Lena in Albany Ohio, Mr. and Mrs James Cunningham with Miss Jude Sedgwick and Miss Tanne Matterson, Mrs Henry Everett, Mr. and Mrs Tom Johnson with son Ernest in Athens Route 2, Mr. Ed Adrian, Mr Willard Fox, Mrs Clint Bardin, Mrs John Russell, Miss Lydia Ardian in Russell Alien Northrop, Mr Riley Daugherty Stockport Ohio, Mr Frank Weekly Athens Route 2. A London County council schools fact notes two of every three boys have learned to swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Matteson
Edwin
Vienna
W. Va
Arch Johnson
Orville
Lena
Albany
James Cunningham
Jude Sedgwick
Misa Tanne Matterson
Henry Everett
Tom Johnson
Ernest
Athens
Route 2
Ed Adrian
Williard Fox
Clint Bardin
John Russell
Lydia Ardian
Russell
Alien
Northrop
Riley Daugherty
Stockport
Frank Weekly
Heavy vote cast in Athens swampy polling day
With 972 ballots counted by noon in Athens officials foresaw a record vote. Voters rushed in the last two hours while rural voters were heavier in the morning as wet fields kept farm work from proceeding. Women’s turnout rose later in the day.
San Francisco Cops Turn Parked Automats Into Shifty Patrols
In a late night effort, San Francisco police imitate thieves by patrolling in parked autos along quiet nooks to trap a bandit known for holding up unattended automatons. The tactic likens cops to flappers and shieks as they seek the robber lurking in such spots.
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Shfies
Watt
San Francisco
Petters
Rome
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Poplar Street
J. L. Cheeseman
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H. D. Price
Orphin Nye
Milton Bayles
Midge
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Della McMasters
Gertrude Pensyle
Florence Whitmore
Emma Wilson
Alice Anderson
Lacey Donley
Maggie Moor
Mary Willis
Mary Stout
Della Pidcock
Clara Backus
Ella Patton
Kate Herrold
Jane Jackson
Minnie Koons
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Mary Coope
Ada James
Lydia Courtney
Jane Wilkinson
Anna Huddy
Andrew Keplar
Hattle Daft
Clarence Johnson
Max
W. C. T. U. Picnic
A. G. Mechem
Kate Harrold
Willard Bartoe
Kate Blake
Harrold
Cincinnati
Hyla Harrold
Mrs. Retta Howe
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Thomas Spencer
Mary Pedigo
Louise Caldwell
Jelena Pedigo
Charles Wend
John Pedigo
Buckeye Lake
Henry Stover
C. A. Stover and
Ellen Riley
Fostoria
Lena Day
Will McCall
Gilbert Love
John Love
H. B. Connell
Cuyahoga Falls
W. J. Green
Philo, Ohio
Mrs
T. C. Green
Allen McKibbin
Zaleski
Mildred Gould
Glouster
Russell Lent
U.S. A
New York
Helen Wainwright
Aiicen Riggin
Jay Gersell
Robert Geiger
Don Wolford
Martin Essensinger
G. A. Smith
Ren
C. B. Geseelt
Noel
Baltimore
Vera Poff
Charles Adrian
Zaneaville
London County Council
Christian Church
Cutiura
Stev
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Inghams and
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Navy
Renfrew
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Gerine
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Pink
Coolidge Congressional Club
M. D. Hughes
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