Upper Hocking coal output shows week rise
Coal production in the soft coal mines rose for the week ended August 16, according to the Bureau of Mines. Output estimated at 10,244,000 net tons, about 8 percent higher than the prior week, with year to date about 25 percent above a year ago. Total 1925 bituminous output through August 16 reached 295,751,000 net tons, roughly 13,000,000 tons more than 1924 for the same period, rising about 2,000,000 tons weekly.
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Bureau of Mines of
Departme Commerce
Local mines loading hundreds of cars daily in Nelsonville area
The Nelsonville yard reports about 60 percent of output from small mines, with an average of 60 cars loaded per day vs a normal 450 cars. Boom times saw as many as 625 cars daily, while most small mines operate cooperatively or on leases, contradicting Columbus reports of 60 percent operation.
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Nelsonville Yard
Columbus
Hocking Valley
City Ready Party Nominates City Officials in Nelsonville
After final canvass by the county election board the Democratic ticket in Nelsonville lists mayor L. J. Eberle city solicitor Don McGill and council members A. G. Cotton William Pierce John Edington John Barrows Chas Kontner H. D. Krieg and G. W. Pierce for the recent primary.
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Nelsonville
County Election Board
L. J. Eberle
Don McGill
A. G. Cotton
William Pierce
John Edington
John Barrows
Chas. Kontner
H. D. Krieg
G. W. Pierce
Nelsonville All-Stars Triumph Over Carbon Hill Old-timers
Nelsonville defeats Carbon Hill Old-timers 10 to 3 at city playgrounds in front of a large Monday night crowd. Gilbert Smith pitched a steady game as Nelsonville hit three home runs.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville All-Stars
Carbon Hill Oldiers
Gilbert Smith
Hocking Valley Railroad Announces Detroit Excursion
The Hocking Valley railroad plans a second excursion to Detroit on Saturday August 29. The train departs Nelsonville around 8 p m and returns early Monday morning. The event highlights a weekend rail trip for travelers and observers.
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Detroit
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Railroad
Fragmentary note on Detroit summer event patronage
A fragment notes a summer event conducted to Detroit, the first of its kind, widely patronised, with unclear details remaining in the OCR.
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Sion
Detroit
Woods family reunion attended by Sam Frank at Chester
Nelsonville notes that Mr and Mrs Sam Frank and family joined fifty others in Chester for a Woods family reunion on Sunday.
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Nelsonville
Sam Frank
Chester
Wade Funeral Held Today in Nelsonville
Funeral services for William Wade aged 68 were held this afternoon at the residence in Don for Wade. The Rev. conducted the service, burial followed at Buchtel. He leaves his mother and several sisters and brothers, including Mrs. J. I. Cheeseman of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Don
William Wade
Burtal Wade
Buchtel
J. I. Cheeseman
Birthday Party at Loudner Home Honoring Luella
Mrs. Fred Laudner entertained from 7 to 9 oclock Monday evening for her daughter Luellas tenth birthday. Assisting were Mrs. Bari Wolfe Mrs. Howard Fiske and Mrs Walter Windle. Guests included Pearl Carey Vera Raver Kathryn Wolfe Helen Skivers Phyllis Thompson Rachel Auflick Garnet Hickman Dorothy Thompson Vera Tennihill Clara Hutchinson Luella Loudner Max Tennithill Leo Loudner James Auflick Andrew Loudner and George Auffick.
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Nelsonville
Fred Laudner
Luella
Laudner
Bari Wolfe
Howard Fiske
Walter Windle
Pearl Carey
Vera Raver
Kathryn Wolfe
Helen Skivers
Phyllis Thompson
Rachel Auflick
Garnet Hickman
Dorothy Thompson
Vera Tennihill
Clara Hutchinson
Luella Loudner
Max Tennithi
Alva Patton Recovering After Road Accident
Eden Patton of Cleveland and family members from Van and Columbus were called home due to his illness after a blast on the Logan McArthur road left him with an outer skull fracture. He is slowly recovering at Cherrington hospital in Logan.
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Nelsonville
Alva Patton
Cleveland
Ralph Patton
Van
W. Va
Carl Bunton
Columbus
Eden Patton
Patton
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Logan\McArthur
Personal mentions from Columbus and nearby towns
Miss Tessie Ervin of Columbus is in Williamsport on professional business after a stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Ervin. Mr and Mrs Denver Gibbs of Jacksonville visited relatives in Columbus and toured New York City and Hudson River points. C 8 James of Columbus was weekend guest of the Wallace and Mitchell families. his wife and three daughters accompanied him home. Evvie Horton returned home after visiting J C Morgans near McArthur. Janice Mitchell spent a week with C 8 James in Columbus. Marian Rudolph of Chicago has returned home after visiting her grandparents.
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Tessie Ervin
Columbus
Ed Ervin
Williamsport
Denver Gibbs
Jacksonville
Tom Cline
New York City
Hudson River
James
B. A. Wallace
Harley Mitchell
Margaret
Ruth
Rhea
Evvie Horton
J. C. Morgan
McArthur
Janice Mitchell
Minister Family Holds Annual Reunion in Chauncey Garage
The Minister family reunion was hosted Sunday at Edward Minister's Chauncey home in a rear garage set with three long tables and garden decor. An orchestral group from the family provided music as relatives gathered including Alfred Minister and sons Robert and Herbert. Ruth Rankin. Roy Minister and daughters Dorothy and Pollyanna. Creighton Crooks. Henry Minister. Arthur Buskirk family. D P Reese and Sarah Richards. Frank Weaver family. Mildred Negus. Austin F Parkhurst. Gertrude Pritchard. and many Chauncey relatives in attendance.
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Chauncey
Edward
Ellis Avenue
Alfred
Robert and
Herbert
Mise Ruth Rankin
Roy
Dorothy
Pollyanna
Columbus
Creighton Crooks
Manafield
Henry
Arthur Buskirk
Audrey
Edwin
Chillicothe
D. P. Reese
Sarah Richards
Glouster
Frank Weaver
Donald and
Victor Weaver
Mildred Negus
Xenia
Austin F. Parkhurst
Chicago
Gertrude Pritchard
Athens
Edward Minister, Jr
Edward Minister
Eleanor
Harold, Charles
Flbert
Arthur ‘Brewer
iChauncey
Entertained Guests at The Plains Saturday Evening
Mr and Mrs Arthur Coon hosted a gathering at The Plains with guests Mr and Mrs Walter McGuire and Mrs Kenney from Athens and Mr and Mrs F B Cook and Mr and Mrs W C Nichols from The Plains.
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Chauncey
Arthur Coon
Newlyweds Honored With Shower At The Plains
A misc shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Thorne in The Plains honored Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thorne, newlyweds. Neighbors and friends presented useful gifts and refreshments were served. Attendees included Mrs. Richard Fought of Athens and several Jones families from Albany.
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Chauncey
George Thorne
the Plains
Lloyd Thorne
Richard Fought
Athens
Margaret Jones
Fisher
Basil Jones
John Jones
Clarabell l
Albany
Ray Michael
Bernice Keat
Names in Barstow family tribute list read aloud
A memorial notice lists numerous relatives and friends including Mrs. Margaret Barstow and family Ward Cheadle Hyla West Frank Cook Willard Hamer Joe Charney Russell Michael Wilbur McDonald Willem Finney Frances McAlister Ghelby McAlister Mrs Bretasky family Louies Romine Eileen Henderson Lena Matson and Mr and Mrs Carl Michael.
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Margaret Barstow
Ward Cheadle
Hyla West
Frank Cook
Willard Hamer
Joe Charney
Russell Michael
Wilbur McDonald
Willem Finney
Frances & Ghelby McAlister
Kk Bretasky
Louies Romine
Eileen Henderson
Lena Matson
Carl Michael
Rev J R Keeling to preach on time themed revival
The Chauncey Christian church evangelist Rev J R Keeling will deliver a sermon titled The Message of the Three Verbs tonight at 7 30 o clock The revival calls on time every time all the time Mrs Keeling arrives today from Shedyside Olio to assist with music
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Chauncey
J. R. Keeling
Chauncey Christian Church
Hue
Beaumont Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Beaumont residents share weekend visits with Daugherty relatives in Beaumont and nearby towns. Ellen Shafer and George Shafer return from Portland Indiana for family illness. Irma Atkinson travels to Chillicothe Mansfield and Bellville Ohio for ten days with friends and relatives. Eldred Shafer and baby move to West Virginia for his job. Hart family visits Bloomingville and Enterprise. Charles Daugherty family noted in Nelsonville. Cle Soe family returns to Columbus after Beaumont visit.
Picnic at Old Man's Cave Hosts Tittle and Hart Families
A Sunday picnic at Old Man's Cave was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. John Tittle Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tittle Thomas Tittle Mr. and Mrs. Bowles and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hart.
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Cave Chauncey
Old Man's Cave
John Tittle
Ray Tittle
Thomas Tittle
Bowles
Floyd Hart
County Board Gains a Point in Chauncey Case
The county board of education scored in Common Pleas Court as Judge Worstell overruled the demurrer to the state’s mandamus complaint against the defunct Chauncey village board. The petition accuses the former board of fraud for not following the resolution abolishing it and seeks to compel turnover of records.
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County Board of Education
Common Pleas Court
Chauncey Village Board of Education
L. G. Worstell
Leona Swart
State of Ohio
Charles Shields
French High Diver Visits During Minister Family Reunion
Mrs. Josephine Parkhurst of Chicago will stay a week in Chauncey visiting her creter Mrs. Edward Minister during the Minister family reunion. Misses Alice Dew and Mazel Harvey spent Sunday in Athens with Miss Sibyl Rosser. Louise Dew and uncle Andrew Kranyik Jr. visited Corning. Mrs. Noah Harvey and daughters Frances and Mary Helen visited Columbus at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips. Ligsie Moody of Lancaster spent the weekend in Chauncey with cousin Miss Wilma Kranyik, returning with Wilbur Dew and Roy Cunningham. L. H. Pendergrass, an employee in Pomeroy, spent Sunday at home in Chauncey. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Grimes and family of Sharpsburg were guests in Chauncey.
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Josephine Parkhurst
Chicago
Ill
Edward Minister
Alice Dew
Mazel Harvey
Athens
Sibyl Rosser
Misa Louise Dew
Andrew Kranyik, Jr
Corning
Noah
Harvey
Frances
Mary Helen
Chauncey
Columbus
William Phillips
Ligsie Moody
Lancaster
Wilma Kranyik
Wilbur Dew
Roy Cunningham
L. H. Pendergrass
Pomeroy
W. A. Grimes
Sharpsburg
Mra Eid Grimes
Dover township boat petition case outlined
The report describes three petitions. The first sought an injunction via the county Board of Education and was overruled as not proper for an individual. The second sought a mandamus writ instead of an injunction and was also rejected.
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Leehout
Dover Township
County Board of Education
Coolidge Defies Critics Over Federal Economy Policy
President Coolidge today confronted critics in Washington and from officials like T. W. O Conner of the Shipping Board claiming the administration’s budget aims undermine economy measures. Spokesmen said the administration would not yield to opposition and would continue its fiscal program.
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Swampscott
Washington
Army
War Department
T. W. O'Conner
Shipping Board
United States
Leviathan
Congress
Me. Coolidge
Coolidge
North Ships Anchor
The Bowdoin flagship leads a patch to the Navy as ships anchor in Washington aboard a mid summer display.
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Washington
Bowdoin
Navy
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