Nelsonville City Plans Refunding to Cover Sinking Fund Deficit
Nelsonville votes to refund three Factory Street special assessment bonds totaling 1318.25 and one Fourth Street bond up to 465.88 to cover delinquent taxes and meet sinking fund obligations. The plan, needing approval from the Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices, aims to restore credit after a funds shortfall.
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Nelsonville
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices
Ralph Elliott
City of General Improvement
ZEMO Soothing Treatment Advertises Itch Relief
Clean soothing invisible ZEMO promises relief for itching skin and scalp irritations including pimples ringworm rashes dandruff and similar conditions. Sold by druggists in 35c 60c and 1.00 prices. Ad supports general antiseptic soothing action.
All Stars climb into first with 7 5 win over Jewelers
Nelsonville tale notes the All Stars leap to first place in the Nelsonville Recreation Baseball League after a 7 to 5 victory over Thomas Jewelers. Newton and Hudson held mound duties, Wendell Howell led with two hits, Silcott chipped a key triple, and the All Stars scored four runs in the fourth to seal it.
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Nelsonville
Johnson
All Stars
Nelsonville Recreation
Thomas Jewelers
Hudson
Newton
Johnny Johnson
The
Jewelers
Powell's Pirates
All- Stars
American Legion
Willard A. C. to Face Merchants in Labor Day clash
Willard A. C. of Willard Ohio will invade Nelsonville to play the Merchants on Labor Day September 5 at 2 30 p m. Max Valkinburg, a former Nelsonville player, accompanies the Willard nine and may see action in the outfield. Two clowns will entertain between innings. Pitching duties are not yet announced with Smith or Garter likely on the mound and Linton behind the plate. Willard lineup includes Becker Wilkinson Peaters Lonnie Cline Kuhn Stidemise Davis Owens Fackler E Wilkinson and Valkinburg in the outfield.
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Nelsonville
John Brown
Willard A. C
Willard
Ohio
Merchants
Max Valkinburg
Brown
Smith
Garer
Linton
Becker
J. Wilkinson
Peaters
Lonnie
Cline
Kuhn
Stidemise
Buchtel Moundsman Fans 17 Batsmen in Nelsonville Win
Paul Taylor of Buchtel set a Nelsonville season strikeout record as the Nelsonville Merchants defeated Carbon Hill 11 to 3 at City Playgrounds. Chattie Woodson led with a double and a triple, and Dupler added three singles. The Merchants won for the second straight day after beating Longstreth 9 to 8 in an 11 inning game.
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Nelsonville Merchants
Carbon Hill
Nelsonville
Paul Taylor
Buchtel
Hocking County
Taylor
Rutherford
Merchant
Longstreth
Merchants
Hamon Dupler
Gilbert Smith
Galvin
Drill Team Club Reschedules Meeting To Mrs Dewhurst
The club will meet Thursday night with Mrs. Dewhurst replacing Mrs. Baker in the prior notice. A potluck luncheon is planned and one birthday anniversary will be observed.
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Joe Dewhurst
Earl Baker
Mrs. Helen R. Coe Dies at 84 Near Carbon Hill
Mrs. Helen R. Coe, 84, died Monday night at her home near Carbon Hill. Survived by children Thomas Coe Stella Powell Columbus Marcus Coe Cokesburg Pa Eli Coe Ida Cunningham near Carbon Hill. Husband Lewis Dee and son Oscar preceded her in death. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Nelsonville
Aug. S
Helen R. Coe
Carbon Hill
Thomas Coe
Stella Powell
Columbus
Marcus Coe
Cokesburg
Eli Coe
Ida Cunningham
Lewis Dee
Oscar
Columbus guests and visits mark weekend social notes
Ervin and Pearl Glenn attend Junior Order convention sessions in Columbus. Bob Saunders of Akron travels to Cincinnati with John Pearce hosts. George Beagle entertains guests including Rev. O. J. Howearth and Mrs. Charlies C. Ervin. Ed Dewhurst and others visit Carl Algeo in Russell Kentucky. Blanche Linton and Mary Margaret Betts stay with friends in Columbus. Many locals visit relatives and attend schoolmates reunions at Angel Ridge. Paul Wolf recuperates in St Francis Hospital.
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Ervin
Pearl Glenn
Columbus
Junior Order For the United American Mechanics
Bob Saunders
Akron
Cincinnati
John Pearce
George Beagle
O. J. Howearth
Moundsville
W. Va
Charlies C. Ervin
Ed Dewhurst
A. Shockiey
Lena Dehny
Carl Algeo
Russell, Ky
Blanche Linton
All Day Meeting Set at New Pittsburg Church
Sunday event notices include an all day meeting at the New Pittsburg Church on September 4. Funeral attendees from here include Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lanning and Miss Mabel Martin. Ernest Martins car was damaged in a wreck Sunday.
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New Pittsburgh Church
James Spencer
John T. Lanning
Mabel Martin
Ernest Martin
McLeish
Chris Wolfe
John Withem
Harold Douglass
Mary Easterling
Sand Run
Briley
Ralph Lanning
Willoughby, O
Frank Cook
Ethel Hellyer
Powell
Logan
Charles Hellyer
Detroit
Ira Hellyer
Local road relief program reports 700 men registered
R H Sayers announced that more than 700 men in Nelsonville have registered for employment under the road relief work committee. Certificates proving residency in Athens County will be issued to those registered upon application to Sayers or W L Hudson.
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Nelsonville
R. H. Sayers
Athens County
Mr. Sayers
W. L. Hudson
Local Barbers Offer Free Haircuts to School Children
Eight union barber shops in Athens announced they will cut hair free of charge for all school children up to 12 years old as their share of community work. The program begins Thursday September 1, from 6 to 8 PM, and will run only on Thursday evenings until further notice. The barbers said it is a community affair, not charity.
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Athens
Crash suit filed in Athens County court
F C Schilling seeks 212.46 in damages from C M Kirsch in Athens County Common Pleas Court claiming a Sept 2 collision on Route 13 near Jacksonville damaged his car. He alleges high speed by the defendant caused the left side to be struck and requests 172.46 for repairs plus 40 for eight days of use lost.
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F. C. Schilling
C. M. Kirsch
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Schilling
Jacksonville
Coal Output Rises Markedly In Week Ended Aug 20
Bituminous coal production in the United States increased to an estimated 4.980 million net tons for the week ended August 20, up 275 thousand tons or 3.9 percent from the prior week. Ohio contributed 178 thousand tons that week, compared with 171 thousand the week before, and 414 thousand tons for the week ended August 15, 1931.
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Nelsonville
United States
Federal Bureau of Mines
Ohio
Amusing Incident at Nelsonville Fingerprinting
In Nelsonville on August 30 a local colored man detained for intoxication joked with police as fingerprinting began at the City Building. He asked if fingerprints could be taken from a chicken, then proceeded after assurance no such prints would be possible.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Officials Open Annual Book Inspection
C. W Booth and L. W. Krause of the State Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices begin the yearly audit of Nelsonville city departments. They will review all financial transactions from Aug 1, 1931, to Aug. 31, 1932, with the process taking about two weeks.
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Nelsonville
C. W Booth
L. W. Krause
State Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of
W. B. A. Meeting Tonight Followed by Birthday Supper
The W B A will convene for its evening meeting and, after the business session, will serve a birthday supper. The gathering aims to recognize members and conclude with refreshments.
Doctor Raises Goats at Home in Ashe
Dr H A M Heinger keeps a herd of goats at his Ashe home. The goats supply milk for his family and are raised with careful attention to their care and welfare.
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Ashe
Andrew Starrett Dies in Carbondale at 46
Andrew Starrett of Carbondale died this morning at his home after years of invalidism. He was 46 and left a wife, seven children Ruth Mary Vivian Leslie Wilma Madeline and the baby, a sister Mrs Carl Thornton Logan and two brothers Charles and Alvin. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Carbondale
Andrew Starrett
Ruth
Mary
Vivian
Leslie
Wilma
Madeline
Carl Thornton
Logan
Charles
Alvin
Union Auxiliary Receives Food Supplies for Needy Children
The Ladies Auxiliary of the UMW of A in Glouster reports supplies from a high school auditorium entertainment. Two bushels potatoes half bushel tomatoes half bushel apples about 25 pounds flour cabbage carrots corn beans rice sugar bread and other items will feed the children.
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Glouster
Ladies Auxiliary
Foreign Society Meeting by Methodist Women
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will gather Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs H A Sayre 80 EB Columbus Street.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
H. A. Sayre
Columbus Street
Porch Remodeling on High Street Nears Completion
Porch remodeling along High Street is largely finished with rebuilt porches using internal braces to replace curb posts. Plans included a standard street lighting system, requiring curb obstructions removal and pole relocation to the alley. Also notes births and local visits across Glouster and nearby towns.
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Glouster
High Street
Council
Kiwanis Club
Board of Public Affairs
Federal Board Opens Way To Finance Loans
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced new criteria for using 1.5 billion in federal loans to accelerate employment. Only self liquidating new construction projects with full security and up to ten year terms qualify. An advisory panel will review feasibility before funds may be advanced.
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Federal Board
Washington
Aug
M—L.a
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Federal Credit Agency
Board
American Legion Auxiliary Plans 4 O'clock Plente Supper
The American Legion Auxiliary Frank Mc Cann Post No 414 will hold a 4 o'clock plen te supper at Mrs Esta Haskins home in Trimble on Thursday Evening, followed by a business meeting at the Legion hall in the city.
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Electric Light Fund
State Department
Chesterfield
Lucky Strike Cigarettes
Nelsonville Drug Co
Hoodletts
Wynne Gibson
Pat O'Brien
Frances Dee
Jack Holt
Ralph Graves
Howell
Labor Day
D. T. Club
Mrs. Coe
W. D. Wolf
Paul
St. Francis Hospital
Mary Margaret Betts
Louise McDowell
Charles Wolfe
Robert
Henry Wake
Wilda
Omar Wolfe
Tocsin
Ind
Frank Bean
Olive Sibert
8. R. McDowell
Henry Hale
Claude Cranmer
Donna Hutchins
Angel Ridge
Mr. Cranmer
Angell Ridge School
NEW Pittsburgh News
Lere
H. A. M Heinger King
Thatia
Union Auxiliary
Java
Glouster Street
Harry Cheney
Joseph
Worthington
Cheney
Ida Lewis
Misaea Vesta
Nora McCoy
Middleport
W. RR. Drury
Portamouth
Mr. Williama
Bingham
Chambers of Commerce
Pionto
Tobacco Co
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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