Nine Million Ton Coal Output Reaches Weekly Peak
Nelsonville reports the week ended August 13 saw soft coal production reach 9,090,000 net tons, up 7 percent from the prior week. Year to August 13 total 327,869,000 tons, slightly below 1926. Lake Erie coal shipments total 15,970,900 tons for the season as of August. Local social notes list visits and guests among Nelsonville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsonville
United States Bureau of Mines
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Baby Gloria Jean Brickles Dies in Auto Heart Attack
Funeral services were held at the Brickles residence for Gloria Jean Brickles age one month of Pt. Pleasant W V. The infant died suddenly in a heart attack while riding in an automobile with her parents. Burial followed at Green Lawn. The infant was the couple's only child.
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Nelsonville
Joe Brickles
Walnut Street
Gloria Jean
Merle Brickles
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Ed. L. Morrell
Methodist Church
Greenlawn
Mrs. Brickles
Camp Fire Girls Camp Near Jackson Guests and Group Members
Eight Camp Fire girls led by Miss Verna Hand spend the week at Canter's cave near Jackson after leaving Nelsonville Sunday. Guests today include Misses Genevieve Beagle Lila Moore Louise Caldwell Leslie Onearth and Scott Bowers. Local group members forming the camping party are Margaret Scott Catherine Wolfe Arvilla Landis Ruth Butt Elizabeth Kelch Ruth Call Majel Lee and Ruby Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Hand
Canter’s Cave
Jackson
Nelsonville
Genevieve Beagle
Lila Moore
Louise Caldwell
Leslie Onearth
Scott Bowers
Margaret Scott
Catherine Wolfe
Arvilla Landis
Ruth Butt
Elizabeth Kelch
Ruth Call
Majel Lee
Ruby Lee
Columbus Residents Visit Relatives Across Towns
Numerous Columbus residents and relatives travel between Columbus Dayton and nearby towns visiting family. Names include Amos and Margaret Robinson, Willard Bartoe and daughter, Henry and Lewis Nutter, J C Hallett, Fred Voigt, Ray O'Dell, James Bland, Mary Elizabeth Kessinger, Lis McLaughlin, Willis Figgins, Marve Lines, Ray Thomas, Kate Ebersbach, Lena Winters, and Wesley Hawk among others. The group is seen visiting relatives and hosting guests across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Robinson
Columbus
Willard Bartoe
W. H. Bartoe
Monroe Street
Margaret Freriks
Irene
Mis. Henry Nutter
Lewis Nutter
J. C. Hallett
Fred Voigt
Ray O'Dell
James Bland
Clark Spring
R. Graham
Dayton
E. J. Kessinger
Daugh Mary Elizabeth
Lis McLaughlin
Willis Figgins
Marve Lines
Ray Thomas
Kate Ebersbach
Lena Winters
Pomeroy
Winters
Mason
W. Va
Wesley Hawk
Charles. Fitzer
Richland Avenue Property Owners Awarded in Condemnation Verdicts
A Nine person jury awarded eleven Richland Avenue property owners a total of 5970 in condemnation cases brought by the state highway department. Awards exceeded offered sums by large margins, with individuals receiving substantial multipliers over state offers. The jury included C Kerr and G South among others. acceptance will complete the state right of way over section B of I C H No 159.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Richland Avenue
Highway Department
S. Allen
Blanche Ashworth
William and
Cora Munn
Herbert Ruth
Osie Vore
E. T. Dailey
O. E. Reading
G. M. Jack
O. F. Ashworth
T. W. Gold
Earl Dailey
Clara M. Baker
C. Kerr
C. Kasler
G. South
N. France
Leo W. Green
L. H
State Highway Department Acquires Property for Road Upgrade
Several property owners accepted offers from the state highway department, transferring title to the land for the road project. Construction is underway with rapid progress reported as work continues to advance the rebuild.
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State Highway Department
Will of Elbert H. Gary filed for probate in Mineola
The will of Elbert H. Gary, former U.S. Steel chairman, is probated with assets over 10 000 and specific bequests exceeding 2 000. Two trusts of 800 000 each support Mrs. Gertrude Gary Sutcliffe and Mrs. Bertha Gary Campbell for life, then to heirs. Additional 50 000 scholarship trusts fund eight institutions for students unable to pay tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
N. Y
U.P
Elbert H. Gary
U. S. Steel Corporation
Gertrude Gary Sutcliffe
Bertha Gary Campbell
Gary
Sutcliffe
Elbert Gary Sutcliffe
Campbell
Julia Elizabeth Campbell
Transit Company Cited Over Law Violations
The public utilities commission in Columbus cited the Ohio Transit Company to appeal on September 1 and show why its certificates should not be revoked. The lines run Lancaster to Athens and other routes via Lancaster, Circleville, and Pomeroy. Scioto Valley Railroad claimed violations. investigation found unregistered cars in use.
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Columbus
U.P
Public Utilities Commission Today
Ohio Transit Company
Lancaster
Athens
Nelsonville
Newark
Circleville
Pomeroy
Scioto Valley Railroad Company
Coaching talk reviews Notre Dame summer clinic
Harold Wise Athens High School athletic director spoke at the Athens Rotary Club about his impressions from a Notre Dame coaching school led by Knute Rockne. Dr. Meanwell of the University of Minnesota also instructed. Wise said 370 men were out for football at Notre Dame that fall with 130 on the varsity squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wise
Athens High School
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Meanwell
University of Minnesota
Rockne
Wise
Storm warnings issued from Boston to Wilmington
The U S weather bureau ordered storm warnings posted from Boston to Wilmington North Carolina due to a tropical disturbance of great intensity with hurricane winds.
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Washington
U. S. Weather Bureau
Boston
Wilmington
N. C
Advisability of Delaying Opening Schools Discussed
Ohio health officials weigh delaying school openings in worst hit areas amid an epidemic of infantile paralysis. Dr. Monger and Dr. Robbins will meet experts as 96 cases are reported statewide with advisories against children gathering. Belmont Tuscarawas Norwood and Cincinnati districts most affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPR
Ohio
State Department of Health
John E. Monger
C. P. Robbins
Division of
Health Department
Belmont
Tuscarawas
Norwood
Cincinnati
Department
Tunney Favored Over Dempsey in Chi Match
Gene Tunney was made a nine to five favorite to beat Jack Dempsey when they clash in Chicago next month, according to Kemp & Company betting commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
New York
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Kemp & Company
Chaplin Divorce Trial Estimated at Two Million
Hollywood sources pegged the cost of the Charlie Chaplin divorce case at two million dollars with the final figure to be set at a receivers' fees hearing this afternoon in Hollywood California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Charlie Chaplin
Chick Evans Qualifies Early in National Amateur Championship
Chicago golf great Chick Evans breezed through early qualifiers in the national amateur championship at Minneapolis on August 23, finishing two rounds at 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick
Minneapolis
Minn
Chick Evans
Chiicago
Kiwanis Elects Delegates for State Convention
L. W. Roberts and Gus White were elected to represent the local Kiwanis club at the state convention in Cincinnati next month after yesterday noon’s luncheon at Hotel Berry. Roberts will appoint three alternates. W. W. Coe spoke on being a double granddad and distributed cigars. The club planned visitors’ welcome cards but will delay definite action on tourist conveniences at the Athens County fair grounds until issues are resolved.
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L. W. Roberts
Kiwanis Club
Gus White
Cincinnati
Hotel Berry
Roberts
W. W. Coe
Athens County Fair Grounds
Communists Plan Boycott Against American Legion Meeting
Communist plans to boycott ports and cities in protest of the Sacco and Vanzetti executions threatened to disrupt the American Legion gathering in Paris next month. The scheme aimed to stop the convention but was deemed unlikely to succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.P
American Legion
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Italy quiet after Sacco and Vanzetti execution
Rome reports no disturbances after the execution of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. Citizens react with restrained comment and Governor Alvan T. Fuller of Massachusetts is condemned. Guards remain normal at the U S embassy and consulate overnight.
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Rome
U.P
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Italy
Alvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
United States
Reliming Hollister Pike Work Begins Near Glouster
Work on the Hollister Pike between Glouster and Murray City started Monday. Ten carloads of crushed lime have been ordered for the road and officials say the project may require additional time to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister Pike
Glouster
Murray City
Boy Injured After Bicycle Collision Near AUK
John Clinesmith Jr., 12, suffered a leg injury when struck by an automobile while riding his bicycle in Glouster. The driver was identified as Mr. Nott and the boy received treatment at Dr Crawford's office.
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Auk . Glouster
John Clinesmith, Jr
Nott
Young Clinesmith
Crawford
Mary Deem Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mary Deem a 13 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Deem was taken to St Clair hospital in Columbus in the E F Carpenter ambulance where she underwent an operation for appendicitis shortly after arriving at the hospital. The girl was accompanied by her mother and her uncle Jerry Tanner.
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Glouster
Mary
Otto Deem
St. Clair Hospital
Columbus
E. F. Carpenter
Jerry Tanner
McLaughlins Host Sosial Gathering at Ferndale
A Sunday gathering at Mr and Mrs Joe McLaughlin Ferndale featured a basket lunch at noon and ice cream and cake in the afternoon served by Mrs McLaughlin and daughters. Attendees included Mrs Anthony Daft Nelsonville Mr and Mrs Harold Mount Mrs Enoch Bickley and son Donald Mrs Nancy Price Shirley Northrop and family Mr and Mrs Fred Waldeck Mr and Mrs Willard McLaughlin and son Jack Mrs Harry Hoffman Robert Cooper and family and Mrs William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McLaughlin
Ferndale
McLaughlin
Anthony Daft
Nelsonville
Harold Mount
Enoch Bickley
Donald
Nancy Price
Shirley Northrop
Fred Waldeck
Willard McLaughlin
Jack
Harry Hoffman
Robert Cooper
William
Local residents named in extended family notices
Lunsford and granddaughter Doris, Mrs James Price and daughters Gene and Eileen, Glouster. Mrs R M Snyder and six children Green's Run. Mr and Mrs David North, Rop Hunterdon. Mrs Des Robinson, Elmer Andrews and family of Hollister, Lynde and Naomi Ray of Trimble.
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Lunsford
Doris
James Price
Juniors Rally to Defeat Corging In Tight Glouster Tilt
The Glouster Trimble Juniors beat Corging 6 to 5 in a close Monday game. They are scheduled to play Athens on Wednesday in upcoming action.
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Glouster
Glouster-Trimble
Corging
Athens
Personal notes from East Liverpool and Parkersburg trip
Lowell Smith, working at East Liverpool, spent the weekend with Mrs. Smith and baby. Mrs. Smith and baby expect to move to East Liverpool in about two weeks. Mr and Mrs Frank Simms, Mr and Mrs John Murphy and Harvey South are on a motor trip to Parkersburg and Marietta today, returning home via Mc Connelsville.
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Lowell Smith
East Liverpool
Today's Quiz What do you know about stocks and bonds
A compact quiz asking readers to define basic financial terms. It covers bond meaning mortgage collateral debentures stock par value preferred vs common stock voting rights fixed dividends and business assets. Answers appear on the last page.
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Wall Street
State to Decide If Ohio Can Force Operation on Woman
The Ohio issue centers on whether the state can compel surgery for Louise Mittendorf, a life prisoner at Marysville reformatory, after doctors said only an operation could save her life. Eva Kaber, convicted of killing her husband, protested against the operation as doctors appealed for state action. The case awaits Mr Mittendorf's decision on enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Louise Mittendorf
Marysville Reformatory
Eva Kaber
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Luhrig
Charles Matheny
C. R. Wyman
Ruth Hewitt
Harrisburg
Alice Caldwell
Harry Shay
Ruth Burch
Indianapolis
Thomas Mulligan
Earl Geil
Marie
Ed L. Morrell
Howard Miner
Lewis Clark
Trimble
Ben Marlow
Charles Bessey
Mac Scott
Marietta
Methodist Parsonage
Will Institute
Kappa Sigma Pi
Shawnee
Ed. L .Morrell
Ralph Reynolds
John Lee
William Jacobs
Gertrude
Floyd Westenbarger
Gerald Jacobs
Miss Schonebarger
Harvey Staten
Gertrude Staten
Frank Tolliver
Meeker Run
George Dean
Bill
Jake Gleason
Harry Birchfield
Dete Bf Elk Shaler, Sons Fran Eohie
Hocking Valley
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Denison
Chamberlin
John Hammill
Sacco and
Vanzetti
Ohio State Fair
Via
Hocking
Beaumont
Haydenville
Logan
Enterprise
Yau
B. C. Roades
Relime Road
John Clinesmith
Mary Deem
McLaughlins Entertain
Lorenzo E. Butts
Nelsonville, Ohio
A. M
Reformatory
Richardson
Glouster, Otto
Haney-Goodrich
So. Court St
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