Ohio Coal Output Falls Rapidly While Nation Totals Rise
Nelsonville reports for the week ended August 14 soft coal production at 10,626,000 net tons, up about 4 percent from the prior week and the highest since March. Ohio July output averages 70,800 tons daily totaling 1,842,000 tons, while West Virginia leads with 12,554,000 tons in July and 482,800 tons daily.
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Nelsonville
Federal Bureau of Mines
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
West Virginia
Hampton Roads
England
Lake Erie
Nelsonville Girl Returns Home After Appendicitis Operation
Miss Lena Hayden formerly of Nelsonville underwent an appendicitis operation at Woman's hospital Cleveland. She is reported improving rapidly and will return to her home Wednesday.
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Cleveland
Nelsonville
Lena Hayden
Woman's Hospital, Cleveland
Entertains Club Members Before Move in Nelsonville
Mrs. Charles Vorkes hosted her club Friday evening in Nelsonville as a farewell event ahead of her move to Columbus. Guests included Mrs. Fred Wilson and Mrs. W. B. Evans among the members.
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Nelsonville
Charles Vorkes
Columbus
Fred Wilson
W. B. Evans
Legion Set to Elect Delegates for State Convention
Nelsonville post to elect two delegates and alternates to represent Glenford Dugan post at the state American Legion convention in Elyria this September. Meeting starts at 8 PM with other business and refreshments. Strong turnout urged.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Elyria
Infant Arthur Kesterson Dies in Nelsonville Home
Five month old Arthur, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kesterson, died Monday at their Mason City hill home. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at the residence with burial at Greenlawn. The family includes several other children.
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Nelsonville
Arthur
Charles Kesterson
Mason City Hill
Greenlawn
Buchtel man struck by shale at shale pit
Nelsonville August 24 Sherman Ball 29 of Buchtel employed by Hocking Valley Brick company at its shale pit near Nelsonville was injured when struck on the leg by a piece of shale during blasting. Ball was 290 feet from the pit when the rock flew from the blast and knocked him down. Dr. Cable of Nelsonville treated him and reports his condition improving.
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Nelsonville
Sherman Ball
Buchtel
Hocking Valley Brick Company
Ball
Cable
Farewell Party for Mrs Grace Ruscoe Arrives in Nelsonville
Loyal Woman's class of the Christian church surprised Mrs Grace Ruscoe with a farewell party at her home in Nelsonville as she prepares to move to Arizona. Forty members and ten guests attended and presented a thermos jug. The class will meet next with Mrs Charles McMann.
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Nelsonville
Loyal Woman's Class of
The
Christian Church
Grace Ruscoe
Arizona
Ruscoe
Charles McMann
Chestnut Street Event Set For Fourth Thursday in September
A street event is planned on Chestnut Street on the fourth Thursday in September. Organizers urge residents to mark their calendars and join the community gathering.
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Chestnut Street
Dinner Party Held Here in Nelsonville
Mrs. T S Wells hosted a six oclock dinner for granddaughter Vivian Mae Grady of Louisville with ten guests. Local guests included Ruth Hinman from Bridgeport and others visiting relatives in Columbus, Toledo, and Michigan as portion of a busy social weekend.
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Nelsonville
T. SE. Wells
Vivian Mae Grady
Louisville
Ruth Hinman
Bridgeport
L. J. Eberle
Wells
Kenney Family Reunion Held At Old Pleasanton Home
The Kenney clan gathered for the annual reunion on Sunday August 22 at the old home place south of Pleasanton. Music included guitar and violin performances by Harry Bolton Graham and Homer Brooks plus a noon dinner.
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Kenney
Old Home Place
Pleasanton
Harry Bolton
Graham
Homer Brooks
Wayne Kenney
Dale
Ray
Helen
Orpha
Winfield Kenney
Dock Kenney
Charles Leighty
Mildred
Athens
E. W. McVay
Mary
Albany
F. A. Kinkead
Gertrude
Cincinnati
Carol Clark
Pat
June
David
Barberton
Cyrus Gilmore
Richard
Clint Jewell
Don Vivian
Carpenter
C. S. Moore
Herbert Moore
Allan
Harold
White Hall
Wade Parker
Columbus
Strand Whaley
Cleveland
Edgell McVay
Agnes
Billy
Melvin Kenney
Doris
A. F. Reeves
Ira Haning
Dorothy and
Macel
Bily
Ledi
F. S. Martin
Orville
Clarence
Leonard
Leo
Jessie Pierce
Floyd
Grant Bolin
Ira Marshall
George Morrison
Ida
John Cuckler
Lonna
Marshall Dixon
Ed Martin
Blaine Woodyard
Ed Bolton
Jim
Jean
Ella Woodyard
William Young
Chase
Harold Ball
Armitage
Si Allen
Ralph Watkins
Neice
Poodlesburg
Vic Dixon
Harry
Lodi
Camp closes after week of 4 H club fun at Grotto grounds
Logan August 24 A week of instruction and recreation ended at the 4 H club camp held for Athens Vinton and Hocking counties at the Grotto grounds attended by 200 members. Camp included tribal contests, cooking by Emma Smith and Sadie Tedrow, and instruction from Ohio State specialists.
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Clinton Webb
Messenger
Logan
Grotto Grounds
Athens
Vinton
Hocking
Ohio State University
Athens County
Hocking County
Vinton County
T. H. Johnson
Charles Mansfield
A. P. Linscott
Fred Wilson
O. Heston
L. Jones
Walter Briley
Robert W. Lang
W. D. Mosure
Helen Mettler
Wilson Ross
Velva Krinn
Bessie Blum
A. M. Hedges
Emma Smith
Sadie Tedrow
Walter Fagan
Albany
Fagan
Miss Clarkson
Denison
RR. D. Barden
Harold Lintner
Forest Dean
A. Forester
C. G. Lang
High Hill
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mount Vernon Woman
Mrs. Frank M. Casey of Mount Vernon New York credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her appetite and strength amid illness. She notes she would testify to its merits and keeps a bottle at home.
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Woolworth
New York City
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Cleveland
Ohio
BE. Pinkham
Frank M. Casey
Souuth Ave
Mount Vernon
Camp life at big pavilion sparks music and games
Evening events included dances and group singing while weather dictated activities. The sunrise flag ceremony and sunset lowering framed daily routines. Mrs. O Heston supervised staff for a camp bulletin sharing weather forecasts and camp notes. Youngsters under a tree praised the camp as a success.
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O. Heston
Graham Family Holds a Reunion at Bartlett
The fifteenth annual Graham family meeting gathered at Mrs. Blanche Graham’s Bartlett home despite foul weather. Twenty five members attended with many kept away by floods and impassable roads. A basket dinner followed a brief business session and officers W. G. Brill and Bernice Graham were reelected.
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Graham
Blanche Graham
Bartlett
Ethel Turbin
Mt. Vernon
W. G. Brill
Stewart
Brookline
Mass
Glenn
Burrell
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Clifford Graham
New Mexico
San Francisco
Calif
Mary Badge
Brazoria
Texas
Ferne Lone
New York City
N. Y
Frank King
Buffalo
Okio
H. R. Dickson
Bernice Graham
Logan man waived exam in Vorter's court
J. M. Lima of Logan waived examination on charges of reckless driving in Carl Vorter's court.
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J. M. Lima
Logan
Carl Vorter
Wednesday's five best radio features list
United Press highlights five top radio features for Wednesday. WEAF offers a 10 p.m. EDT hook up followed by light opera on WJZ New York and the New York Philharmonic on WTAM Cleveland at 5 p.m. EST. KOA Denver presents Auditorium program, with the Tabernacle choir on WDAF Kansas City at 9 p.m. CST and the Ivanhoe band featured later.
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United Press
WEAF
WJZ
New York
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
WTAM
Cleveland
KOA
Denver
Mountain Standard — Tabernacle Choir
Man sues over restaurant sale refund claim
Lloyd Bolin, who bought the American restaurant on West Union Street, repudiates the purchase. He files suit in Common Pleas seeking return of cash he paid.
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Lloyd Bolin
West Union Street
Stop Itching Eczema with Zemo Treatment Ad
Stop Itching Eczema promises quick relief from eczema tetter and rashes using Zemo antiseptic liquid. The ad claims long lasting skin clearing effects and urges readers to ask a druggist for a small 60 cent size or a large $1 bottle.
Court Action Over Restaurant Purchase By Next Friend
In a suit brought by Mattie Bolin as next friend against Leslie E. Hrr and E. V. Hill, the plaintiff says the restaurant cost 1750 dollars. Bolin paid 500 in cash and signed a note for 1250 as surety, which Bolin signed. The plaintiff repudiates the purchase and seeks return of 500 and the promissory note, which the defendants refuse. The defendants seek damages of 500 and cancellation of the note.
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Mattie Bolin
Leslie E. H Rr
E. V. Hill
Bolin
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Indian River
Michigan
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Toledo
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Clarence Backus
Jones
Catherine Spencer
Claude Hall of Columbus
Robert Clark
Robert
Rex
Frank Minner
W. P. Minner
Coldwater
Homer
Jackson
Battle Creek
Arthur Love
Akron
John Love
Earl Jackson
R. H. Jackson
Clyde Rodda
Walbridge
JL. E. Roberts
Tacoma
Washington
Floyd Six
Joe Stedem
C. N. Pensyle
McCune
Arthur Burgess
Lancaster
Leesburg
Lem Valkinburg
Max
Catherine
Wright's Grove
Grotto Ground
Vincent
Vincent's Laboratory Sales Co. Guarantee Title & Trust Bldg
Cleveland, Ohio
American Legion Grove
Murray City
Lawson
Music Makers
Harry N. Raden
Public Square
Nelsonville, Ohio
of Dentistry
Ao Pinkham
Adam Burress
Welch
W. Va
Burress
Betterton-Rupert Coffee Company, Inc
Ashland
Common Pleas Court
Doris Bartlett
Lima
E. Cc. Mariner
Millfield
Tric Repair CO
Millfield, O
NEW Watch
Athens Jewelers
Flooroleum
Roy
For All
Peoples Store Resatvos
Coats
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens
WDAF
Kansas City
Ivanhoe Band
Zemo
C. B. Wilson
W. Washington St
Uckoffc
Best Store
Kathurnie Ginghams
Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
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