Fair Deal urged for railroads by official in Nelsonville
E I Ford of Huntington West Virginia urged a level playing field for railroads at a Nelsonville Board of Trade meeting. He warned bankruptcy if transportation modes are not equally regulated and highlighted railroads as a major economic force with large payrolls and tax contributions amid growing highways and waterways competition.
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Nelsonville
E. I. Ford
Huntington
W. Va
Board of Trade
Ford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt Aide Col Howe Seen For White House Post
A close Roosevelt ally Col Louis McHenry Howe is viewed as a strong candidate for a White House secretaryship. Once political secretary during the campaign he has served as a Roosevelt aide since the former assistant secretary of the navy. Also mentions rail regulation and a Board of Trade nomination lineup including B. W. Roeser C. A. Stover Victor Oakley and J. B. Preston.
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Vranklin D. Roosevelt
Louis McHenry Howe
White House
Roosevelt
Navy
Mr. Ford
W. ©. Sydner
Board of Trade
B. W. Roeser
C. A. Stover
Victor Oakley
J. B. Preston
Mothers Mix This At Home for a Bad Cough
A home cough remedy promises relief with a simple syrup of sugar and water and pharmacy ingredients. The ad touts threefold action soothing inflamed membranes loosening phlegm and clearing air passages, with Norway Pine concentrate for throat healing and a money back guarantee.
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Costa
Norway
Daughters of America Honor Nelsonville Officers Dinner
Nelsonville Daughters of America hosted a Friday event honoring store and officers at Mrs. Spencer's Restaurant. Initiation followed a Soviet from Logan Council with talks by state and district leaders from Cleveland Portsmouth Akron Dennison Youngstown Pom eroy and Nelsonville. Gifts were given to distinguished guests and visiting members from Logan Pomeroy Portsmouth and Middleport attended.
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Nelsonville, Dec
Nelsonville Council Daughters of America
Homer
Martha Gerstercher
Cleveland
Mary Hazel Ployd
Portsmouth
Edns Nine
Akron
Mary Lee
Dennison
Max C. Roth
Youngstown
Elizabeth Durst
Pomeroy
Clara Backus
Nelsonville
Gifte
Mra
Sophia Mann
Louwe Grace
Funeral Attendees From Out of Town At John Wright Rites
Attendees at the funeral for John Wright at Fort Street Christian Church included many visitors from nearby towns and states. Mourners listed include Mrs Louw Bowers Mrs Maude Sweazy Mrs Edna Edgell and numerous relatives from Columbus Jackson Cleveland Athens Murray City Chauncey Haydenville Buchtel Carbon Hill and other communities. The service was conducted Wednesday afternoon by Rev C A Pearce.
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John Wright
Fort Street Christian Church
C. A. Pearce
Louw Bowers
Maude Sweazy
Edna Edgell
Levi Sweasy
Ruth
Melvin
John Sweazy
Earl Macatee
John Spense
Columbus
Grace Wright
Norman Palecek
Cleveland
John Rankin
Circleville
Don Rankin
Jackson
Jave Lioyd
Vaughn
Charley Snyder
Bernice
Belle Thompson
Ruby
Pearl Linton
Rachel Sweazy
Pearl Brown
Fred Beal
Ciso Columbarger
Goldie Biggs
Nora Bigge
Meade Lemon
Theodore
Logan
Joe Wright
Mac
Lewis McBride
Charles McBride
Athens
William Snedden
Annie Cook
Ralph Forsythe
Murray City
Pearl Davis
Otto Kuhne
Chauncey
H. Sands
Arthur Wood
Mixa
King's Men to Attend Services at Christian Church
Nelsonville reports the King's Men will assemble at the Christian Church Friday evening for revival services led by Rev. C. A. Pearce of Hiram Ohio. The event begins at 7 o'clock with a chorus singing Life's Railway to Heaven and The Last Mile of the Way.
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Nelsonville
Dec
King’s Men
Christian Church
C. A. Pearce
Hiram
Ohio
E. E. Club Entertained at Holiday Meeting
The E. E. Club met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Will Hall. Members enjoyed holiday decorations, an exchange of gifts by capsule friends, sewing, games, and contests, followed by a refreshment course.
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E. E. Club
Wil! Hall
Poplar Street
Bridge Club Hosts Honor Winners in Murray City
Mrs Arthur Slater from Murray City hosted a Nelsonville bridge group Wednesday at her home. Guests included Mrs Don Seton and Mrs Raymond Raine. Seton won first honors while Miss Adeline Ray earned second high score trophy.
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Murray City
Wos
Nelsonville
Don Seton
Raymond Raine
This City
Seton
Mins Adeline Ray
Services for James Hartman Held at Madison Street Home
Dee Nelsonville and Panera conducted funeral services for James Hartman who died suddenly Sunday evening. The service was at the family residence on Madison Street on Wednesday at 2 PM with many friends and relatives in attendance. The Rev Wiley of the U B Church Murray City officiated, and burial followed at Green Lawn.
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Nelsonville, Dee. & Panera
James Hartman
Madison Street
Wiley
U. B. Church
Murray City
Greenlawn
Mrs Murphy Announces Willing Workers Meeting Time Change
Mrs Frank Murphy says members of the Sunday Bohagt class Willing Workers should meet at 6:90 PM tonight to attend special advices at the Christian Church at 7 o'clock. The regular Thursday meeting has been postponed.
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Frank Murphy
Christian Church
Missionary Society Meeting Postponed to Later Date
The Missionary Society of the Christian Church meeting, originally set for Thursday evening, has been postponed to a later date. Members are advised to watch for new scheduling information.
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The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
W B A Club Meet Set for Friday Evening
The W B A Club will meet Friday evening at 7 oclock with Mrs Rebecca Martiey on Robbins Road.
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W. B.A
Rebecca Martiey
Robbins Road
Senate Set To Debate Philippine Independence Prep Bill
With only 14 senators opposed in principle the Senate prepared to consider the Hawes-Cutting bill creating a commonwealth government to prep for independence in about 19 years. Republican leaders predicted passage by Tuesday as focus shifts to transition provisions rather than petition status. The House last session passed the Hare bill by 347 to 47, setting independence at about eight years.
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Washington
Snown
Senate
Senate Ineve
House of Representatives
Oldest Pilot Listed in Commerce Records
The oldest U S airplane pilot is Watter Upward per Commerce records. Upward earned his license under Lee Arany of San Angelo and has daily flights from the United Airport in Los Angeles, pursuing a Meminateight designation.
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United States
At. B. Department of Commerce Recorda
Watter Upward
Upward
Lee Arany
San Angelew
Uneitet
Los Angeles
Albany Senior Leads County Psychology Test Scores
Sylvia Pi, a senior at Albany High School, achieved the top score on a psychology test given to Athens County fourth-year students. She lives with grandmother Mrs. Sisttie Cuckier in Albany Route. Other Albany students, including Charlies Matthews and Meret Luckett, also posted high ratings.
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Sylvia Pi
Albany
Athens County
Stah Schawle
Sisttie Cuckier
Olja State University
Bert
Eoterd
Meret Luckett
Albany A
Soviet denies involvement in Anglo-Persian conversion cancellation
Morocow reports that Constantios Rahevell head of Soyuenaft denies foreign press claims that the Soviet Union canceled the Anglo-Persian conversion. He said the Soviet On Export Trust was not involved.
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Morocow
Dee
Constantios Rahevell
Miller bakery proprietor killed in railroad collision
Van Wert Ohio report states Dew Rert Miller a bakery proprietor formerly of Columbus was killed today when his truck was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad engine.
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van Wert
Dew
Rert Miller, S
Columbus
Prince of Wales launches slogan at Welsh Guards dinner
At Pontypridd Glamorgan the Prince of Wales unveiled Bold men for bad times as Wales Guards Comrades' Association dinner theme. He also ordered a pint of beer for 200 guests, amid Britain's drive back to prosperity.
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London
Dec
Prince of Wales
Few of Ohio's idle able to get jobs
Ohio unemployment figures show only a minority of registered workers secured work in November. Of 179,653 applicants at 13 State City Employment Offices, 47,073 were men and 14,780 were women, with those placed earning 40 hour weeks.
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Ohio
Terger
Department of Industrial Relations
RLSM
Japan threatens to quit League over Manchurian dispute
Geneva December report says Japan may withdraw from the League of Nations as Assembly debates Sanction resolution. Smaller powers push for a vote to condemn Japan and deny Manchukuo state recognition, while Japan counters that action is invalid. Delegates from Spain Craechestersa Ireland and Sweden draft a mediation plan.
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Geneva
Dec
ALA
Japan
League of Nations Assembly
Tinesa
Susuke Malwusha
Spain
Ireland
Sweden
Interstate Commerce Commission Expands Coal Rate Inquiry
The Interstate Commerce Commission extends its coal rate probe from old mining districts to include additional producing districts. The inquiry now covers Madison to Cleveland and nearby cities, with four new districts Cambridge, Hocking, Crookeville and Emery added. A hearing is set for December 12 in Columbus.
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Wartington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland
Lorain
Hives
Akron
Cambridge
Hocking
Crookeville
Emery
Cobweihus
Disease Fever Cases Reported in Athena County
Two cases of sei le fever were reported in Athena County Uhin mering one in Athene City and one in Albany Village to Dr J Mi Mige Kine county health commissioner.
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Athena County
Uhinmering
Athene City
Albany Village
J. Mi Mige
Kine County
Classical dining traditions observed at Cincinnati university event
A university dinner at University of Cincinnati will feature students and faculty observing ancient Rome like etiquette. Attendees may be asked to bring their own napkins, reflecting classical dining customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lee
University of Cinctaneai
Rome
Plot Against Prince Michael Is Disclosed
London dispatch reports a bomb plot aimed at Prince Michael I son of King Catel and Princess Helene. A box contained 33 bombs in the garden of the eschew where the crown prince attended. An automobile delivered the device and sped away with ten people exiting the vehicle.
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Prince Michael
Mate Crowe
Michael Iveareld
Catel
Printee
Helene
Bucharest
Mary Raptess
Teo
Michael's
Bentor High School Club Meeting Sparks Personal Success Talk
The Bentor High School club met on Tuesday at noon for a program led by the school’s principal and featuring Fred Weber Messenger. He spoke on eye to Personal Success, and members brought their lunches to the meeting.
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Hig
Hove
Bentor Iigh
Schosl
Sehool
Fred Weber
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