Slight Increase Seen in Consumers Coal Stocks
Nelsonville report shows bituminous coal in consumer hands on July 1 at 29,109,000 tons, up from April 1, with 600,000 tons net rise since spring amid milder demand. Second quarter consumption averaged 6.273 million tons weekly, exports 224,000 tons weekly, while storage and in-transit supplies add uncertainty to totals. Dr. C W Cable leaves for Mt Carmel Hospital for abdominal disorder treatment. Mrs. Cable accompanies him.
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Nelsonville
U. S. Bureau of Mines
C. W. Cable
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Cable
Local residents and visitors listed in daily notices
The column records brief social updates including trips to Lakeside and Detroit, visits to Columbus, and relatives in Akron Youngstown Fort Street and Nelsonville with multiple families named. Various footnotes mention travel by Mr. and Mrs. Burnelle, the Poling family, and other local residents visiting kin or hosting guests.
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Charles K.grammer
Elise
Lakeside
Will Burnelle
Akron
T. S. Bush
Columbus
Gloria Poling
Will Poling
R. B. Poling
Youngstown
Clinton Hick
Lillian
John Roscoe
Fort Street
Roscoe
Leonard Cooley
Ella Burnelle
Lowell Burnelle
Leighton Aumiller
Dick Aumiller
Burnelle
Milton Cook
Helen
John Wright
John
Clarence Keplar
Nelsonville
Harry Mills
Greendale
Bernard Powell
Margaret Johnson
Clayton Scheide Jr
Logan
Funeral services for Bernard Hawk reach large Nelsonville crowd
Bernard Hawk age 19 died Tuesday from carbon monoxide poisoning. Funeral held Friday at 2 p m at the Christian church with Rev J C Nerles K Grammer and Rev H A Sayre officiating. Burial at Green Lawn. Hymns by Loren North Tillie Hall Beth Verity. Class of 1939 Nelsonville High School members attend in a body.
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Nelsonville
Bernard Hawk
Christian Arch
Jcy Nerles K. Grammer
H. A. Sayre
Methodist Church
Greenlawn
Loren North
Tillie Hall
Beth Verity
Nelsonville High School
T C L Elects New Officers At September Meeting
The club met at Mrs. Blanche Stanley's home electing Daisy Kesterson as president Mae Ennis as vice president Flossie Green as secretary Gertie Merz as treasurer and Della Roby as press correspondent A luncheon for members followed with prizes awarded to Mrs Adkins and Mrs Roby The next gathering is set for September 9 at Mrs Green's home on Poplar Street.
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Blanche Stanley
Daisy Kesterson
Mae Ennis
Flossie Green
Gertie Merz
Alice Dresher
Della Roby
Cecil Adkins
Adda Allman
Maude Evans
Clara Backus
Stanley
Green
Poplar Street
Nelsonville Band To Perform Saturday Evening Concert
Nelsonville High School Band directed by Ward W Hamm performs on the Central Building lawn at 7 30 pm A lawn fete by the Band Boosters Club accompanies the event Proceeds benefit the band Earl Zuber to sing a baritone solo The program includes The Thunderer Praia Nocturne and Morning Hymn of Praise I Love Thee Destruction of Atlantis Roses of Picardy and The Star Spangled Banner among others
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Nelsonville
Ward W. Hamm
Earl Zuber
Band Boosters’ Club
Thunderer
Sousa Praia Ie ccc
Cembesueleinee Safranek
Prince
Aanda
Atlantis
Don Caesar
King Valse Danseuse
Miles “Shoutin
Liza
Fillmore
Bagley
Picardy
Wood
Earl Zuber Eoc
Bridge Luncheon Sparks Community Games on West Franklin
Mrs. Fred Edington and Mrs. L Krieg hosted a bridge luncheon at West Franklin Street with seven tables in play. Guest Mrs. L B Bradley of Bessemer Alabama attended as Trophy for first high score went to Mrs J W Wilson. second honors to Mrs James Knight and low score prize to Miss Rosemary Acker.
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Fred Edington
L. Krieg
West Franklin Street
L. B. Bradley
Bessemer
Alabama
J. W. Wilson
James Knight
Rosemary Acker
Vivace Music Fraternity Hosts Legion Hall Dance
Nelsonville High School musicians organize an invitation sport dance at the American Legion Home from nine to twelve tonight with music provided by the Masters of Melody.
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Nelsonville
Fraternity
American Legion
Advance New Theory In Lancaster Arm Evidence Case
Authorities reopen the Lancaster murder probe after finding an aged man shot to death in a woods. They consider the arms hacked off to avoid identification, with earlier hog involvement ruled out. John Wagner is questioned over a man matching the victim’s description. Identification may come from dental work and unique shoes.
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Lancaster
U.P
John Wagner
Ohio Saddle Horse Show to Feature Leading Stables
Leading stables from across the country will compete for honors at a saddle horse show in Columbus from August 30 to September 5, held in connection with the Ohio State Fair. R. A. Forster of Worthington, the board member in charge, announced today.
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Columbus
U.P
R. A. Forster
Worthington
Americans To Hear Verdict On Aircraft Photographs
Prosecutor recommends a fine for Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr for photographing Japanese fortifications from the air near Hakodate Japan. A verdict is to be handed down tomorrow as the aviators faced possible imprisonment. The men, who had tried a world flight from Khabarovsk, deny selling pictures to any power.
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Torio
Clyde E. Pangborn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Hakodate
Hokkaido
Fiers
Japan
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Scissors injure girl eye at Shade Route home
A pair of scissors dropped down a stairway struck three year old Christine Webb in the right eye at the Henry farm Shade Route No 1 this morning. An Athens physician said the sight may be saved. The scissors were dropped by an older sister. A cut crossed the eyeball.
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Christine Webb
Conda Webb
Henry Farm
Athens
Gandhi may reconsider to attend second Round Table conference
In Bombay on August 14 reports suggest Mahatma Gandhi might change his prior decision and travel to London for the second India Round Table Conference. The appearance of such a shift would influence negotiations with British authorities and Indian political groups.
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Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
London
Swift Justice Continued From Page One In Michigan
The article details a mob attack and subsequent police intervention after a deadly shooting. Oliver and Blackstone claim mutual hostility and victims include Anna May Harrison and two others. Security forces escorted suspects to Ann Arbor for a preliminary examination before Judge George W. Sample as the public demanded vengeance.
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Ann Arbor
Jay HH. Payne
Justice of the Peace
George W. Sample
Sample
Reform Voice on Offenders in Ypsilanti
A speaker condemns criminals as worms and calls for removal from society. He notes repeated efforts by prominent Ypsilanti citizens and supervisors to steer a young man named Smith toward right conduct, expressing discouragement at ongoing crime. He mentions Frank Oliver and asserts equal treatment for all offenders.
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Michigan
Frank Oliver
Smith
Ypsilanti
Detroit murder case under police search probe
Police officers searched a Detroit area for leads in the Pyre murder of youths near Ypatianti. David Stone, a Black man, allegedly confessed to part of the crime and pawned a watch he took from Anna May BF., of Cleveland, who was later attacked and killed.
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Detroit
Ypatianti
Davidstone
Negro
Anna May
Aon
Cleveland
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Larish Ave
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Wooster Rd
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Fontenay Rd
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Schultz Ave
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Corydon Rd
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South Union Ave
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Albion
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N. Jackson St
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Noh Main St
Findlay
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Nicholson Ave
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Bank St
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