Miners Hear Watkins Tetlow And Hall at Nelsonville Friday
The rally featured David Watkins district vice president criticizing the Lick Run camp eviction and urging union recognition. speakers urged an agreed wage scale and peaceful action, while Tetlow argued operators own mines and must negotiate for a fair program and democratic rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins, Tetlow and Hall
Nelsonville
David Watkins
Lick Run
Watkins
White
Nelsonville Scouts Facing Busy Week
Nelsonville Rotary hosts and Scout troops plan a busy week with tenderfoot tests, Court of Review, and a overnight camp. Garth Lightfoot and Monroe Franks receive leadership roles while Scouts from Troop 46 prepare for outdoor events and an exhibition ofTenderfoot tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Nelsonville
Aus
Panther Patrol
Touop
Charles Moler
Charles Atuler
Garth Lightfoot
Monroe Francis
Tom Keating
Billy Matheny
Bateman
Tom Higging
Roger Hraist
Middleport
Monroe Franks
Patrol Seribe
Tom Aliggins
Patro Massenger
Robert Stratton
Stratton
Sam Hawk
Clayton Sue
Aaron Pierce
Terry Green
Jack Riley
Presbyterian Church
Rotary Club
Buchtel
Tonto
Phung
Segut
Legion
Benefit Dance Planned at Buchtel Opera House
The Ladies Auxiliary of the United Mine Workers of America will host a benefit dance at the Buchtel Opera House Monday night August 29 from 7 to 11. Admission is 10 cents. Proceeds aid buying school clothing for children starting the new term. A benefit dance will be held every two weeks thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel Opera House
Buchtel
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Mine Workers of America
Buchtel Gnera House
Nelsonville Nuptials Tie Viola Hoon to James Hill
In Nelsonville on Wednesday August 2, Mrs. Viola Hoon married James Howard Hill with Rev. Charles Wachenschwanz officiating at the home ceremony. Both spouses reside in Nelsonville. The notice also lists local families enjoying a Sunday picnic at Ash Cave including the Freers Berleys and Houghs with others traveling from Columbus and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ash Cave
Fred Freer
Frank Freer
Leland Hrieg
H. D. Berley
This City
James Shepard
Columbus
Leslie Hough
Bess Loore
Akron
Nelsonville court hears dismissals in two cases
Preliminary hearing yesterday in Nelsonville before Mayor J W Hickman resulted in the dismissal of a resisting an officer charge against Kashman and release of the defendant. Francis Hullman Glenn Smith and William Smith pleaded not guilty to quarreling and fighting and posted bond for hearings next Tuesday. The article also lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and traveling between Nelsonville Columbus Philadelphia and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Kashman
J. W. Hickman
Wile Lard Havin
Ohio National Guard
Hasheman
Francis Hullman
Glenn Smith
William Smith
Hickman
Emeh
Arles
Society Notes on Nethanks Church Missionary Group Meeting
The annual Ponte Ami Mite Box opening of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Nethanks Church was held at Mrs. J. M. Hyde’s Port Street home Friday night with a 6 o’clock dinner. Mrs. Witdes of Arron Ohio and Mrs. Vita Whitmore attended as guests. Officers for the coming year were elected, including Hyde as vice president and Sayre as second vice president. The meeting, led by Bert Bearer, discussed the group’s mission work and calendar, with plans for future events and leadership appointments to be made in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bearer
Bex
Iagetved
Mra. Hett
Howe
Follesin
Anl
Hyde
Sayre
Sevand
Mra
BR. Shirley
Nk O'Mara
Warry Teasurer
Nts
Treguard
Ams
TR. Botis
Calendar Corrs
T. Cer
John Herrard
Tatty
Three Youths Deny Guilt Before Porter
Three youths Stanley Pun oskd Eddie Molesk Jerry Moly s pleaded not guilty before Magistrate Carl M Porter on charges of breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny at the Onie Colleries Company mine between Truetown and Mine 255. Sheriff Wayne Wingett swore out a writ. bond set at 500 dollars each. Chester Moleski accompanied them but was not charged. The trio rode in a car owned by Jerry Moleski and were bound over to Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Earl
Scale Comm
Chauncey
Gardner
Herman Theisen
Hockingdistrict. Com
Athens
Hockag
Perry County
Theisen
National Guards
Chauncey and Millfield
Millfield
Glouster
Cap
Percy Tellow
Tetlow
Tetlin
Ohio
America
Carl M. Porters
Rued Warklexs
Truetown
Onie Colleries Company
Sherif Wayne Wingett
Stanley Pun
Eddie Molesk
Jerry Molys
Ean
Jerry Moleski
Ahoy
Chester Moleski
Porter
Doanville Man Held to Grand Jury on Burglary Charge
Doanville resident Wilby Koon pleaded not guilty before Magistrate C. H. Porter and was bound over to Athens County Common Pleas Court on $500 bond for allegedly breaking into Paddy Lyons pool room in Doanville on August 1. Walter Guthrie fined 10 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to stealing gasoline from Arlo and Bin Root in Cavnville. Clarence Skinner Trimble pleaded guilty to failing to provide for a minor and was bound over to Common Pleas Court on a $3 bond. Garry F. Minney Elliottaville pleaded not guilty to stealing seven chickens valued at five dollars based on an affidavit by Charles Burleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilby Koon
Doanville
C. H. Porter
Athens County Common
Koon
Peter Harrows
Paddy Lyons
Walter Guthrie
Porter
Arlo
bin Root
Cavnville
Clarence Skinner
Trimble
Geraldine Bobo
Common Areas Court
Garry FL Minney
McNamee Buck Reunion Set for Rising Park Lancaster
Fourth annual McNamee Buck reunion scheduled at Rising Park Lancaster on Labor Day Sept 5. Many association members expected to attend. MES Under Truck Toledo Aug 27 A three year old boy Paul Chester ran into the street and was struck by a sand truck driven by A E Swade, killing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rising Park
Lancaster
Association
Toledo
Paul Chester
A. E. Swade
County Fair Poultry Prize Winners Listed by Judge
Poultry entries at the county fair show a wide field with prizes awarded across breeds and classes. Winners include Hen and Cockerel distinctions for Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red, Leghorn, and other fowl, with multiple first and second place honors noted for several farms and towns such as Athens B, Norwood, Cincinnati, and Fabius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Fair Poultry Prize
Cook
Whcinrinnath
Han Eund
Cocham Springmire
Athens
Mdshind
Duilel
Willan
Springv Leiow
Prancis Cormth
Wiliban Youngpen
Willan Sprouth
Raymond Niggemeyer
Gigsville
Hien
Cockerel
Virat
Accand Cockerel
Uearge
Arid
Iailet
Geanga Balu
Eoond
Char
Pnadgien
Rhode
Thie
Thone Island
George Fatur
Inland White
George Mach
Odada
Cy Gingk
Dave En
Norwood
W. Faisuden
Cincinnati
Hen
W. Busaden
Covkerel
W. Tusuaden
Pultet
Wgsterson
Pomeroy
Firnt
W. Busuden
Young Pen
W. G. Heaturson
W. Busuder
Firs
Tlie
Angshan
Cackerkl
Tuelet
W. Buuuden
C. Guark
George Watt
George Daar
Coe
Wave Buruden
Dave Busuden
C. EB. Hoskins
Nelsonville
B.C
Dave Buauden
Young
Harold Koker
Camp Knox Battery Badges and Theater Attract Campers
Reports from Camp Knox note soldiers dubbed goldtrickers amid training and duties. A nearby open air theater drew hundreds from the Athens company with Buck Jones in Hello Trouble. Guards mount by Second Battalion showcased drill. Harold Van Dyke reportedly got lost in camp and was aided by military police. Steel output at Youngstown district works expected to rise next week as Carnegie Steel resumes operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enttle
Rowth
Athens
Buck Jonez
Harold van Dyke
Battery Barracks
U . Youngstown
Youngstown
Carsnegie
Socials and Visits Highlight Rural Ohio Community Notes
Shade Mist Kathaleen Blani attended a recent guest of Misa Fauline Gilogly of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Light. Numerous residents hosted friends from Coal Run, Norman Fulton, Allens, Hankerhill, and Columbus. A serious automobile accident left Worthington Bland with a scalp wound after a vehicle went off a embankment near the Hed Evang hare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mist Kathaleen Blani
Misa Fauline Gilogly
Albany
Fred Light
Prank Eiichi
Coal Run
Viewa Kelleyle
Maul Jeffers
Norman Fultoh
Jay Hamer
Mra
O. G. Shellman
Fany
Columbus
Dune
Sara Forman
Hea Quivey
Pomeroy
Pontisaith
Walter Smith
Charles Finndas
Margaret Grima
Gene Day
Rosett
Tirdes
Enea Bosworth
Be Ives
Blesya
Keeratt
Beata York
Ie Olver Miller Faye
Aen. Peart Simith
Ated
Brinalth
Lizeie Porter
Athyens
Mya. Woode
Fred Trebl
Worthington Bland
Toledo Race to Independence in Ninth District Campaign
Toledo Aug reports independent candidate for Congress in the ninth district covering Win and Ottawa counties. Meriam Jordan leads a reform faction backing repeal of prohibition, while Willian J Howard directs a film production featuring Jordan alongside Warner Finater and John Golaw in a Fox Picture supervised by William Dieter.
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Toledo
Suicipe
Hin
Congres
Ottawa
Ture
Allied Forces
Yuibition
Repeblican
Deneera
Meriam Jordan
Roadivena
Fox
Willan J. Howard
Thas
Holmes
Herbert Mundin
Xard Vetlier
Pleasanton and Cleveland Residents in Local Notices and Events
Pleasanton and Cleveland residents are mentioned in a series of brief community notices. Marain Sanborn of Cleveland visits. Caroling Allt of Columbe dies and is buried in Columbus. Kenney reunion drawn at Athens Grounds. Mary Marshall hosts attendees. Vivian Billie reports an elbow dislocation at a recent play. New date for annual albedage event at Mrs Mary Marshall’s home.
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Marian Sanborn
Cleveland
SB. Setetern
Caroling Allt
Columbe
Mary Hrerea
Columbus
Mary Reaves
Anil
Columbud
Mra
Mary Marshall
Mindas
Sapt
Mira
W. Hadntag
Athonw
Cyane
Dng
Ooo
Mra Altrecht Morgan
Famiiiw
Atv
Pram
Numerous Relatives Visit Mrs. Ralph Paghar in Cincinnati Home
A large gathering of about 100 relatives and friends filled Mrs. Ralph Paghar’s home Tuesday morning to celebrate her birthday. The event included Mrs. Gruntap of Cincinnati and several families visiting from nearby towns, with guests from Phoenix New York and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Peling
Gloria
Youngstown
Charles Chapman
Geneva
Bruce
Ervin
Walbridge
Ith
J. Chapman
Fort Street
John Rider
Athens
A. B. Wells
RB. P. Riley
Virginia
Dan Bateman
Cleveland
Allen Riley Sr
R. P. Riley
Virginia Kila
Beckley
W. Va
John McCormick
Nelsonville
Leslie Hough
Jim
Bess Loore
Akron
James Shepard
Nancy
W. H. Hyde
Flyde
W. A. Addicott
Emma White
Weat
Middlesex
T. R. Potts
Jennie Sweeney
Walter Campbell
Logan
Mary Sharp
Ruth Hyde
Cleland
Ing Lath
Afva
Pearl Findieskts
Banequet
Tiprers
Malia
Mornan Sein
Aby Eleviatela
Gerait Hisalnte
Arid Aarti
Margeret Bini Wood
Morgia Apent
Flyyt
Lidenaur
Tamthe Por Gottman
Tandy
Marion
Watinge
Folner
Abe
Mr. Oa
Pioya Pidenot
Heavard
Walf
Mra
Italph Paghar
Djuntap
Cinainnsti
Jille Einige
Vic Blachutyin
Poaasarnyy
Mira Aba
Elvelatola
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Lick Run Camp
J. W. Stamey
Fareview Street
Vivian Nye
Ptge
Dora Bus
Myrtle Tendbut
Jackson Street
Anna Foss Wan
Reaniill
Golde Kubo
Tisha DiJoher
Monroe Street
Benterpains Club
J. W. Wilson
Fayette Street
Elih
Chi Spencer
Kingewood
Brow Wilson
Frances Bennett
Ste
Miss Beavers
Catherine Spencer
the Gem Pharmacy Kk
P. Boliding Welsonville
Ruble
Aoe
Hale’s
Suedes
Bisck
Boulevard Heel
al Smith
Mollison
James A. Matileon
Arlanda
New Yoris
Panpire
Ared B
Munich
Hoted
Balward Kelrns
Atuesville
Dave Vaden
Gio
Banff Ley
Slagle
Mack & Nen
Comb Bric Widmann
DJ Atard Wider
Reaterson
Kerel Carl
Riven
Fiyat Sted
Kestersun
Secord
Italy
Aret Aesort
Minorca
Wee Kestersan
Sprinartien
Pallet
Willan Springaire
Yount Pen
WLU
Roar
W. G. Kispen
Singin Teamhult
Orpington
Cockers
Cnet
Withnag
fLenfersny
BecuTit Hon
Ark Whiman
Vallst
Cre Wabmag
Chret
Recone
Pid Cheed
W. G. Restersok
Darrell Withers
Athens T Ce
William Spriognice
Firey
Seeuna
W. Buattden
First
Aveand
Geo
Fahur
Firet
Recond
Carl Wetman
Wilmo Springgmire
Bjorn Plytz
International Re Construction
Avaz, Kreager
Camp Knox and Battery
Orold Brtelea Raning
Courae
Pernona
Maciven
Jake Shortman
Paul Ferry
Dan Sama
Carl Pindford
Fort Knox
Batte
Ion
L. H. Shayer
Roscoe Meth Ben
Carl E. Radford
Johan Marquis
Eliis Cheney
Pleasanton
Chester
Coxionier
Chambray
Hope Muslin
Enailles
Rockton Work
Bose
Tuckoffc
cacecNe
Ne ” Gisaster
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