Brick Plant Near Carbon Hill Will Open in Belief
Aug 26 reports that the Fly Clay plant of the former Keener Sand and Clay Co west of Carbon Hill will resume operation under new Cincinnati control. About 40 men may be employed if the facility materializes as a brick making plant near Nelsonville. Funeral services for Newton Smith were held at his Chestnut Street residence with interment at Greenlawn. numerous out-of-town relatives attended from Athens, The Plains, Logan, Marshfield, Union, Albany and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
Keener Sand and Clay Company
Carton Hil
Cincinnati
Newton Smith
Chestnut Street
Firiday
H. A. Sayre
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesus
Greenlawn
William Smith
Willetta
Jon Wright
Mac
Airs
Edward Banks
Freds Hanley
H. P. Reeder
Arthur Reeder
George Holdren
Athens
Charles Heeton
the Plains
Martin Nupp
James Nupp
End
John Lee
Logan
Benton Smith
Earl Smith
Earl Koon
Akron
Sarah Reeder
Fred Turner
Marshfield
Howart Reeder
Union
Will Murphy
Orient
John Longdon
Mae Knowlton
Albany
Wash Keeton
Murray City
Carolyn Smith
Angis Glens
Nat Blake
Cassie Hil
Oscar Feed
Columbus
David Six
Virgil Six
Chcleville
Arthur Hagerman
Grove City
Albert Sprangler
Reymond Sprangler
Henry Bolin
Idly Chapel
Fragmented OCR sketch on standard code adoption and industry rule
An unclear OCR fragment discusses adopting a standard code, mentions the federal tide, and references a cadre of four members drafting codes. Names and places are obscured, with missing words and garbled terms. The passage lacks coherent facts or a clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Nw
Nelsonville inspector shows 50 pound catfish string
Aug 26 Nelsonville deputy wildlife inspector Isaac Vaughn displayed a long string of fish near Swift River cottage. The 14 pound catfish weighed by Rhycke and a 23 straw line symbolized a season’s best, as Vaughn boasted of 100 fish removed in five days to back up winter stories. A marshmallow roast honored Bible School children and listed several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Nelsonville
Isaac Vaughn
Swift
En~ Uskingnim
Rhycke
Itergg
Revival Meeting Attracts Many In Buchtel Grove
In Buchtel Aug 25 interdenominational revival in a grove between Happy Hollow and a nearby area, led by Evangelist James L. Ue of Marion, draws large crowds. An all-day meeting is planned Sunday with a picnic dance at noon. Local residents and visitors from nearby towns attend gatherings and visits are noted among families and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Happy Hallow
James L. UE 1
Marion
Dresden Woollen Mill Receives Large Order Atop Dulnes
The Woollen Mill at Dresden has begun operations after a slow spell and has secured a several thousand mobile robes order. The plant started on Monday with shifts across departments and more than 100 workers employed. The firm, a leading regional industry, expects busy weeks ahead as fill-in orders come in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lreeng Industries
White Sox Blank Blues for Fourth Shutout of the Year
George Garrer pitched the Mac Chevrolet White Sox to a 5-0 win over the Buchtel Blues in Nelsonville, marking their seventh straight victory and fourth shutout. Mousey Freeman allowed five hits but took the loss due to defensive errors. Berman Dupfer led the offense with two hits in three at bats. Carlton HNL set to play its first Nelsonville game of the season against the All-Stars tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
George Garrer
Mac Chevrolet White Sox
Buchtel Blues
Stratton Motor Reds
Mousey Freeman
Berman Dupfer
Carlton Hnl
Kimberly Field To Be Tested Shortly
NELSONVILLE August 26 Wittmer Oil & Gas plans a near term test on Kimberly Coal & Land Company property near Kimberly. Jack Walters moves a rig from Sehacl property to the new site. Casing of a Nelsonville Gas Company air well on Stratton Farm Happy Hollow is complete and will be shot in a few days. Local residents visit Murray City and a party honors Miss Mildred Gaay Mavenna with 35 guests. Hauling of brick on U S S contract Athens McArthur Road continues with about 6 000 prick remaining to be moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Don Waller
Hunt Cton
W. Va
N. L. Horton
Kateciner
Columbua
Cs. Shannon Turner
Lockburne
Flo Cline
Athens
C. G. Sheppard
Aow
Martha
Columbus
Towy
Watbridge
He. Horton
Carrie Fisk
Goldie Nye
Nye Iwi
James Heard
Mayme Keplar
Burdette
Ken Lucille Willard
Guyaville
Alex Dailsy
Shire Vandella Keplar
Lew Butterworth
Detroit
Mich
Hledding
Wille
Nelsonville
Wittmer Oil & Gas Company
Kimberly Coal & Land Company
Kimberly
Jack Walters
Sehacl
Athena
Nelsonville Gas Company
Stratton Farm
Happy Hollow
Athens-McArtint Road
Hamann Captures Record Marlin Swordfish Off Istaline Island
Whopper J Joe Alfonse Hamann a Balbo druggist keeps quiet about the ore that got away. He not only has the picture but a mounted estch. The fish measures 13 feet 3 inches and weighs 92 pounds, said to be the largest marlin swordfish ever caught after a two hour battle at Istaline Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonse Hamann
Balbo
Hamann
Istaline Island
Heavily Fined Nelson Vile Rosser Charged with Auto Plea
Nelson Vile Rosser of this city pleaded guilty to entering an automobile by force. He was fined $100 and costs and suspended for six months on driving privileges. He was committed to Athens County Jail pending the stay of the fine and sentence. Police Chief Jerary Bateman announced the plea yesterday. The report also notes a meeting of the Bongé Group for the Past Nabé Grands Civic of the Rebekah Lodge at 430 Pine Street Thursday evening April 27, with all Past Grands expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Vile Rosser
Rosser
Athens County
Pendine
Athent
Jerarrey Bateman
BONGE
Nabe
Civic of the
Mrs Hattie Gilbert to entertain church Sunday School class
Mrs Hattie Gilbert of Goa Won Street will entertain the members of her Sunday School class of the Methodist Church and teacher Mrs Charles Monks Thursday evening August 27 at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Bliss Muriel Gilbert
Columbus
Mra
Donald Johnean
Hattie Gilbert
Goa Won Street
Standay School
Clits
Methodist Church
Charles Monks
Thuredey
Police Believe Woman Caused Deaths of Ten
Detroitdated report says Rose Veres, 48, was held incommunicado as detectives probed ten deaths at her home. Insurance proceeds and a roomer named Steve Mak contributed to the case. A witness claimed Veres and others beat a man in the basement and dumped him in the attic. Six boarders died of alcohol poisoning, carbon monoxide, or other causes over two years, with one apparent suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Rose Veres
Wro
Horn
Steve Mak
Delray
John Walker
Mai¢s
Phuyge
Walker
Mia Veres
Veres
Veret
Cne
County Band Impresses at Albers County Fair
The All County Band under Raymond Connett showcases county musicians from various towns at the Albers County Fair. The group, drawn from high school players, has met weekly for over three months under the H Club at the fairgrounds, highlighting strong progress in coordination and musical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reheol
Raymond Connett
Albers
Giuds
Leys
Are Petit
Connect
Athena County
Hang
Mexico Deputies Fire in Chamber Killing Deputy
In Mexico City a gunfight in the chamber of deputies left Manuel Ruiz of Jalisco dead on the steps near the speakers tribune and Sebastian Allende wounded. Garc\u00eda de Alba was hit in the mid hand and may die. Witnesses called the first shot accidental as muttered feuds over Governor De La Mora's acts sparked the fray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Chamber of Deputies
Manuel Ruiz
Jalisco
Sebastian Allende
Garciz de Alba
Ruiz
Col
Ignacio de la Mora
de la Mora
Dean Tommy Retires At 69 After 20 Years At Silcoin University
Dean Thomas Arkie Clark known as Tommy Arkie, retires at age 69 after two decades as dean of men at Silcoin University. He created the office and became a campus fixture, guiding generations of students since 19xx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silcoin University
Thomas Arkie Clark
Tommy Arkie
Fair Notes Of Interest At The 1934 County Fair
Readable fragments depict exhibits and events at the Wecoma fair booth on the agricultural grounds. Highlights include a giant Klad sunflower, a golden twin squash by Billie Johnson, two joined cucumbers on Mrs Retta Leno’s farm, and tractors hauling livestock and carnival gear to the fairgrounds. The report notes rail freight declines affecting Gmail and rail transport, busy food stands, a reduced automobile show, and secretary Frank Biddle coordinating the fair with Dave Johnson taking holiday. harness horses set a record and youths enjoy air show thrills while mothers and children attend various rides and displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Booth
York Grange
Billie Johnson
Retta Leno
Fairgrounds
Five Killed as Car Hits Train at Ohio Crossing
At Blanchechester Ohio August 2 five people in a car were killed when it entered the path of a Baltimore and Ohio express train. The crossing watchman Fred Long testified he blew a warning whistle and waved a red signal, but driver Harry Lecka ignored him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hla
Weatchman
Blanchester
Baltimore and Ohio
Harry Lecka
Robert Watson
Mia
Leeka
Thomas White
Leta White
Fateground Park
Fred Long
Leela
Harvey Thomas Dead At Home In Chesterhill
Harvey Thomas a 72 year old retired farmer died at his Chesterhill home from lung trouble after a year long decline. He was born nearby and lived in Cleveland for five years. He was twice married, first wife Mollie Yacom Stubbs died twelve years ago. Survived by his second wife Miss Perseus Wallace and two sons Jonathan and Bannan Thomas. Funeral services will be held at the late home on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterhill
Harvey Thomas
Cain
Wes
Cleveland
Mollie Yacom Stubbs
Peresus Wallace
Jonathan
Bannan Thomas
New Fall Catalog Offers Easy Wear Frock Pattern
In almost every woman's wardrobe there is always a piece for new rock that she might wear on any occasion. This model features easy lines, a loosely belted waist, roomy hip, ample skirt movement, and a jabot at the neck. Printer crepes cottons or jimons are smart, with bright bindings. Available in sizes 14 16 18 20 22 34 36 38 40. Size 14 requires 9 1/2 yards of 39 inch material. Yardage and simple instructions are given. No pattern making experience is needed to make this model with our pattern. Send FIFTY CENTS in coin or stamps for each pattern. Include name address and size. THE NEW FALL CATALOG is ready with the latest in afternoon sports and homes dresses lingerie pajamas and gifts. Catalog with pattern costs 25 cents. Address mail to The Athens Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Tampa
Colina
T Cenery
Nan
Fricke OF
CATA
Wupfren
Athens
Mat- Senger Pattern Department
IEA
New York City
Glen Goddard Dead at Gladewater Texas
A telegram announced the death of Glen Goddard, longtime Chesterhill resident, who had lived in Cleveland, Ohio, for five years. He died in Gladewater, Texas, with details of the fatal accident not provided in the message. Also noted, due to repairs at Athena Junior High, the general teachers exam will be held at the Senior High School Friday at 9 o'clock, county Sept. Alex Row announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Goddard
Chesterhill
Aug
Chesterhil
Clelveland
Ohio
Gladewater
Tex
Athena
Alex Row
Loaday
Hunterdon and Jacksonville Win in Glouster Twilight League
Hunterdon leads Glouster Twilight League with five wins and no defeats after a Monday American Legion victory. Key plays include Three Tunnera crossing home, Johnson scoring on a passed ball, and Anderson driving in runs as Hunterdon, backed by strong pitching, defeats the Legion lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
H.hunterdon
Otwo O
American Legion
Anns
Hunteredon
Hunterdon
Tunnera Crosa
Johnson
Fiiack
J. Adams
Rebos
Stephenson
Anderson
Jorg
Eweressemeneneen
Adama
UD Ceeweemereeeees
LG Woenler
Searennenees
Aneeneree
Bob OY Sweehey
Keraly
Torale
Loltert
Price
Stephenaun
Caves
Thornton
P Strhekten
Baar
Adana
Return From Europe Prank Maliigas And Dangbrees Buel This Week
GLOUSTER Aug 25 From out of town here for the tunes of Amherst McDonald were Mr Mrs Jefferson McDonald, Mr Mrs Derein McDonald, Ca James McDonald, Mr anc Afra, Finy Vincent, Sr., son Rey, Jr. and Mrs. Bessa Day. Former Premier Yuko Hamaguchi survives an attempted assault in Tokio. Revolution reported Madrid as a private service device says a revolutionary movement broke out in Portugal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thore
Amherst McDonald
Mra
Jefferson MecDonsid
Derein McDonald
James McDonald
Anc Afra
Finy Vincent
Rey, Jr
Bessa Day
Columbus
Elmoy
Ines Tokio
Yuko Hamaguchi
Madrid
U.R
Sdvicer
Portugal
Local closing hours set for Glouster stores this Thursday
Last Thursday closing in Glouster announces Thursday afternoon hours for all stores opening at eight oclock Friday night. Kiwanis Club meeting in Glouster reports attendance and solo performances by Andrew Chute Jr with prize to Charles Dunn. Class reunion at Trimble grade school lists attendees headed by Paul Campbell Grose and Ruth Robinses Cook among many others. All-county band at Athens fair features four youths including Charles Tinker and Pauline Wemmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Glousten
Giourter Kiwania Diub
Andrew Chute, Jr
BR R Aggie
Chas, Dunn
Trimble
Ava
Mre
Paul Campbell Grose Clenting
Springfield
Mabel Doughty Maper
Betty
Athens
Ruth Robinses Cook
Mra
Webec Laouka
Carine Hoang
Daugitee Fabery
Grover Settiea
Moni¢n Koone
Ure and
Charles
Columbus
Wackbonville
Athene Pointy Fair
Charles Tinker
Charien Tohinzon
William Jansen
Pauline Wemmer
Earnest Bernard II Killed by Lockjaw
Earnest Bernard II son of Mr and Mrs George of Dutch Ridge formerly of Techville died at home from lockjaw after an infection from a cut on the job. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 11 at the MK Church in Jacksonville with burial in the local cemetery. He leaves eight children: Hartley Bernard Mismisburg Arnold Bernard Dutch Tides Varn Althea Yerman Gertrads Hobbie and Jaci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreest Barnerd
Sgh
George
Dutch Ridge
Tech
Buriat
Misaerteude
Toye
Davkaonie
Tharetay Omorping
Harterernard
Mismisburg
Arnold Bersard
Varn
Althea
Yierman
Gertrads
Hobbie
Jaci
Hore
Tremere Denounced by Window Display Organization
A fragmented note alleges the Tremere and associated groups faced condemnation from the Window Display Organization. The text references intimidation by rival factions and calls for restraint amid mounting disputes.
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Standerd
REW
Pittsburgh News
Hives Sand
the Bible School
Moss Rhoda Cowan
D Te
Mary Lou Hudson
Mabel Martn
Uth Shunkwiler
Claris Phillips
Rere Florence Lanning
Cathrine Sanbarn
Eo Douglas
Russel Janning
Roy Martin
Jannie Martin
Charles Nagle
Anc
Lancaster
Ed Decker
Bob Ossman
Bamberly
Ralph Lanning
Franke Cook
den Woolen Mill
White Sox
Kimberly Field
M. Johnson
Thelmer
Fayette City
M. Spangler
Zaneaville
C. BR. Bowen
Jennet
Pittsburgh
Joseph Bowen
Mildred Gaay
Mavenna
Barbara Steenrod
West
Washington Street
Miss Cady
Whopper J
Charleston
New York
Malice
Atly
Lawmakers of
Dean
Tommy
Wecoma
Eureka
Enoilage
Cormae
Axhdut
Cansam Grange
New Marshfield
Orange Booth
Frank Biddie
Biddle
Motores de Fini
Tegeles
Dave Johnson
County Board of Fr |Tons
Moraes
Luckoff
Sunday Creek Valley
Jacksonville
Americanion
Happy Staters
Bien Meteeam
Sord
Kiiner and Dangles
Kine
Troy
Europe
Maliigas
Dangbrees Buel
Malgan
Hise Aguen
Prylie
Trey
Hungary
Vilach
Awartria
Ay Ginnan
WLC
Borkinger
Hilt
Shunoway
Ti. Dudenn
Rt. Athe
Uoof Buteka
Tucker
Wid
Riley
Ifwen
Wondeon
Morrir
K.i Arin T
Brown
al Sacksonville
la Minsionary Society of the BY
EL i
Woodson
Lewis
Leach
ACG
Toteia Sastanem Amnemerse
Atorea
McLaughlin Bros
LW Sonss Insurance Real Estate
Auto Thre & Gas CO
Chestnut and Hesper Streets
Nalsccrell
Earnest Bernard II
Lockjaw
Belasco
OR LY
Teene Purcell
C Aubrey
Hwatinee and
Wige
Thuesdey
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