Legion to Support New Scout Troop in Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post of the American Legion in Nelsonville announces support for a new Boy Scout Troop. A troop committee will be named and a member asked to serve as scoutmaster. Applications are already coming in and registration costs 50 cents per scout, due by December 28. A meeting at the YMCA is set for 7 15 this evening for interested boys to submit requests for membership.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Thision Organization
Christmas Bridge Party At Mrs Barron’s Home
Mrs R J Barron hosted her bridge club at 115 East Columbus Street for a Christmas party Saturday. A 6 o'clock dinner followed by gift exchange and three tables of bridge preceded high score trophies for Mrs Stacy Sharp and Mrs John Zeller Jr. Guests included Mrs Virginian Dew and Miss Freda Smith.
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Bridge Club
R. J. Barron
East Columbus Street
Stacy Sharp
John Zeller, Jr
Virginian Dew
Freda Smith
Pythian Sisters Host December Birthday Party Night
The October November and December birthday party will be held Thursday evening December 19 in the Pythian Sisters hall. A pot luck luncheon will be served after the event.
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Pythian
Nelsonville Dentist Dr M H Lutz Dies at 72
Dr M H Lutz of Nelsonville aged 72 died at his Chestnut Street home after paralysis. He suffered a stroke on November 15 followed by two more. Born in Fayette City PA he moved to Nelsonville in 1899 and practiced there. He married Lynne Schull in 1898 and leaves a widow two children Bess Lutz Nelson Titusville WI and Martin Jr a Cornell Medical School student New York City, plus three brothers and a sister in Pennsylvania. Funeral plans pending family arrival. He joined Rehobeth Church in PA early and later the local Presbyterian Church. He was noted as a skilled pistol shot with a large firearm collection.
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Nelsonville
M. H. Lutz
Chestnut Street
Lutz
Fayette City
C A
Columbus
Lynne Schull
Cumberland
Bess Lutz Nelson
Titusville
Wia
Martin, Jr
Cornell Medical School
New York City
Pennsylvania
Late
Rehobeth Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Local residents visit relatives across Columbus area
Mrs. Mary Selby, former Noel sonville resident, stays at St. Anthony's Hospital Columbus while visiting family in Poplar Street. James Coleman and Minnie Bryson hosted family from Buchtel and Columbus. Several others including Todders, Grams, and Bartoe families spent a Sunday with kin in Columbus and nearby towns.
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Mary Selby
Noelsonville
St. Anthony's Hospital
Columbus
James Coleman
Popular Street
Minnie Bryson
Buchtel
Charles Cox
Leslie Cox
R. D. Graham
Mary Margaret
Athens
Frank O'Mara
Robert Green
Walter Lines
Juanita
Forest Brandenburg
Logan
Frank Betts
Mary
Lillian Coleman
Bliss College
James Bartoe
Frank Bartoe
Ellen Robson
Donald Figgins
Boston wool market shows modest weekly gains
Boston reports a slight improvement in the wool market with higher inquiries and limited sales of original bag wools. Prices top at $13.50 for yearlings beef cattle range from $6.75 to $9, and lambs fetch $12.50 to $13 while sheep receipts stay around 250 with steady demand.
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Boston
U.P
Cleveland Produce Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry
Butter extras 4lc extra firsts 40 40'2c seconds 337433 c Eggs extras 54c firsts 47c Poultry fowls 27c medium 24c leghorn 17c springers 19c ducks 18c turkeys 25c geese 164 18c roosters lic
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Cleveland
Cincinnati Produce Evening Market Prices
Cincinnati market notes show steady demand with fresh gathered at 57 cents, firsts 52 cents, seconds 44 cents, and nearby ungraded at 55 cents.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Produce Eggs and Butter Market Report
Chicago produce market shows steady tone with 3,486 egg cases including extras at 51-58 cents, firsts 48-49 cents, seconds 28-25 cents. Butter also steady with 9,622 cases receipts and extras at 37 cents, firsts around 35-36 cents, seconds 32-32.7 cents.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices Stand at Pittsburgh Market
Hogs receipts 600. market fairly active. 169 to 300 lbs 9.70 to 9.75. 100 to 130 lbs 9.25 to 9.35. sows 8.00 to 8.25. Cattle receipts 550. market active. top medium weight steers 13.50. bulk sales 10 to 12.60. fat cows 6 to 9. heifers 11. bulls 9 to 9.25. Calves receipts 500. market steady. vealers 17. heavy calves 10 to 15. Sheep receipts 3,000. market strong to 0.25 higher. lambs 12 to 14.25. aged wethers 6.50 to 7.25.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Livestock Hogs and Cattle Market Report
Hogs receipts 5,500 with over 150 lb hogs 10 to 15 cents lower. Lighter weights and pigs steady. good and choice 180 to 280 lbs largely nine fifty. 130 to 175 lbs nine to nine fifty. over 140 lbs nine fifty. Pigs 100 to 130 lbs nine to nine twenty five. Sows weak to twenty five cents lower, mostly seven fifty to eight dollars. Cattle receipts 1,100 with calves 250. steers over 1,000 lbs 25 to 35 cents lower than last Monday. several leads medium to good.
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Cincinnati
Stock market sees early rally led by rails and motors
New York stocks opened with notable strength as rail and motor shares led gains after an earlier correction. Bears covered shorts pushing prices higher while United States Steel stayed under pressure and Missouri-Kansas-Texas weakened on profit taking after Friday’s advance.
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New York
U.P
Chicago Great Western
Radio
Columbia Graphomore
United States Steel
Ieve
Motors
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Carriers
J. D. Holloway and Company
Parkersburg
Marisetta
New York Stock Exchange
Roto No Cave Cata
Cseseease
Atlantic Refining Ieaaneaeecaeey Amecomge
Arceess Corsenessesanees
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Barnsdall Corp
Chicago
St. Paul
Mil Chesapeake Corp
Orgo Eum Nairn, Inc
Col. Gas and Elect
Continental Motors
Mupont de Nemoure
Kamp
Eager
Ee Fox
Eral Motors
Granby
Hudson Motors
Noah Sheenennecott
Roger Grocery
Oit
Continent Pet
Middland Steel Mo
Kansas
Texas
Mullins Body
Eeedese Ono Och
Wien
N. J
Standard Oil
Ind
United Verde Extension
Cities Service
Kreuger
Toll
Missouri Pacific Standard Oil
Seees
Timken
Detroit
Axel Ek
Sedeeese
Uauae
Westinghouse
Ees Seeeseeeeerss
Willys Overland
Ieee
National Theater
New York Stocks Noon Prices Reported By Vercoe and Co
Market rundown shows no sales for Rai A T and 8 F or Oe Rs on a cer a wea. Listings include ONG Ch 6 s08 5 Tec eke LaR CASSERO DS and N W haa ceaehnneh ens mre. Reading and Rock Island show no transactions. Northern Pacific and New York Central listed with tentative activity.
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New York
Vercoe and Co
Rai A. T
Woedesde
N. Y
Eden
Northern Pacific
Yale Dotmavivorigo
Rock Island Sa
Agricultural conditions show little change after stock market break
A survey finds farm markets barely shifted since the crash. Prices for wheat and corn fell then rebounded with stocks, while government data show 1929 gross farm income at 12.527 billion and cash sales up 79 million from 1928, driven by livestock gains and dairy output.
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Wall Street
Department of Agriculture
Christmas Party Hosted by The King's Heralds
The King's Heralds held a Christmas party with 22 members at Barbara Steenrod's Washington Street home on Saturday. Helen Sayre led a musical reading with Betty Sayre on piano. Barbara Steenrod read The Christmas Tree, Emma Oliver presented Naughty June's Christmas, and Virginia Green won the contest prize before a luncheon.
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King's Heralds
Barbara Steenrod
Washington Street
Helen Sayre
Betty Sayre
Emma Oliver
Virginia Green
Faithful Workers Class Meets for Christmas Program
The Faithful Workers Class of the Methodist Sunday School hosted by Mrs. Thomas Spencer met at Mrs. Harry Fox’s home on West Columbus Street Friday evening. Mrs. Adda Neikirk presided at the business meeting. devotional led by Mrs. Ledlie. readings by Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Riley. humorous piece by Mrs. Runion. gift exchange. 29 members attended. next meeting with Mrs. John Riley on Fort Street.
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Methodist Sunday School
Thomas Spencer
Harry Fox
West Columbus Street
FE. Hellyer
J.D. Ledlie
Adda Neikirk
Ledlie
W. H. Bartoe
Spencer
John Riley
Harry Runion
Santa
John Murphy
Fort Street
Birthday Party Announced After W B A Meeting
Following the regular meeting of the W B A on Wednesday evening, a birthday party will be held. The notice confirms the event and its planning.
Market Snapshot of Major Industrials and Utilities
A dense note lists numerous stock names across industries including Allied Chemicals, American Can, Bethlehem Steel, U S Steel, Standard Oil affiliates, Coca Cola, and Westinghouse. It references dusted figures and sales notes, plus road markers for rail, oil, and utilities sectors. The piece reads like a period market desk summary with broker names and exchange ties.
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St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Allied Chemicals
American Agricuire
Scsccciesees
American Can
American Sugar
American Sumatra
Famous Players Lasky
Cesscoecess American Rolling Mills
Bethlehem
General Electric
Eence Hahn Dept
Eeance Armour and Co
Cag Armour and Co
Curtis Wright
Pan American
Eeaaenties
Standard Oil of
Oalif
Aaseud Standard Oil
Indiana
Ereseee Standard Oil
New Jersey
Crosley Radio
Fubrop
Wehote
Beocote
Ndes
American’ Smelting
Ceccceessese
American Gas and Elec
Cesseeres
Borvic
Eeereere
Three Deaths Reported in district area
Elsonville Dee 16 Mrs Nixon widow of Harvey Nixon died at Myers Crossing after months of illness. Survived by Bertha Nixon Ralph Nixon Louis H Nixon Mrs David Palmer and Delbert Walls and Fred Nixon. Services Wednesday at 2 at home with Rev Sayre and Rev Sivans. burial Greenlawn. George Gabriel 66 died St Francis Hospital Columbus. funeral Tuesday at Stout’s Funeral Home and Union Cemetery. Jacob Zimbo 74 died Murray City. survived by wife two sons and a daughter. funeral arrangements not set.
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Elsonville
Dee
Ie Nixon
Harvey Nixon
Myers Crossing
Bertha Nixon
Ralph Nixon
Louis H. Nixon
David Palmer
Columbus
Delbert Walls
Fred Nixon
H. A. Sayre
Methodist Church
Lloyd Sivans
Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville
Greenlawn
George Gabriel
St. Francis Hospital
Stout's
Union Cemetery
Athens
Jacob Zimbo
Murray City
Christmas Cards Flood Nelsonville Postoffice
Nelsonville postal officials warn the Christmas card rush will be the busiest in Post Office history. Postmaster I RR Jackson urges patrons to separate local and out of town cards and to hand in large quantities at the window since no delivery will occur on Christmas Day or the preceding Sunday.
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Nelsonville
Postoffice Department
RR. Jackson
Washington
Veteran actor Maurice Costello sued for breach of promise
Vivienne Sengier a San Francisco musician sues actor Maurice Costello for 100000 alleging breach of engagement. Costello denies the charge in the suit filed in the court.
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Maurice Costello
Vivienne Sengier
San Francisco
Miss Senger
Costello
Testmaster Jackson Encourages Early Package Shipments
In former years the testmaster notes the local matt is getting heavy and urges patrons cooperation in planning early shipment of packages, noting appreciation for advance efforts.
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Jackson
Matt
Colbert Sentenced to 30 Days in County Jail
In Nelsonville on December 16 William Colbert pleaded guilty to petit larceny for stealing five batteries and six radiators from A. B. Neiman. He was fined 825 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail after his arrest by Chief George Bateman. Colbert had left town after the theft in November.
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Nelsonville
William Colbert
J. J. Eberle
Colbert
A. B. Neiman
George Bateman
Frank Topsail
Athens
Bert Johnson
Charles Jenkins
Johnson and
Jenkins
Bateman
Howard Wdenaldson
Kimberly
Mbekie
Raymond Raine
Dorothy Ann Lowden Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Dorothy Ann Lowden marked her seventh birthday Saturday afternoon at her parents home 145 Monroe Street. Mr and Mrs Donald Lowden hosted with Christmas decorations and refreshments served at 4 o clock. Guests received Christmas favors and Dorothy Ann collected many gifts.
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Dorothy Ann Lowden
Agid
Donald Lowden
Monroe Street
Dorothy Ann
Dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs St M Henry in Amesville
Mr and Mrs St M Henry entertained at dinner Sunday at their West Franklin Street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs C D Henry, Harry Henry of Amesville, Wilbur Henry of Zanesville, and Dr C S and S McDougall from Athens.
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St. M. Henry
West Franklin Street
C. D. Henry
Harry Henry
Amesville
Wilbur Henry
Zanesville
C. S&s McDougall
Athens
Four Men Fined on Drunken Charges in Athens Court
In Mayor F C Woodworth's court Sunday night four men faced intoxication charges. Harry Mitchell Way paid 840 and costs and was held for the grand jury on resisting an officer and could not post $300 bond. Pat Rice paid 25 and costs and was released. William Dwyer Quincy Anderson and Bernard Chandler were fined 6 and costs for intoxication. Chandler, with Cecil Woods and br Collins, were arrested in Sugar Creek after Chandler’s car was found wrecked. Arrests were by Maple Finsterwald and Maple. Chandler and associates will be arraigned before Mayor Woodworth.
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Athens County
Grand Jury
F.C. Woodworth
Harry Mitchell Way
Howard Gilson
Pat Rice
I. Ss
Maple
Woodworth Tontaht
Failure To Stay On Right Side Cited In Mass Accidents
In Massachusetts a study of 3,556 automobile accidents found failure to stay on the right side of a blocked view main cause in 1,084 cases. Other causes listed include speeding 9689, drunken driving 417, meeting vehicles 108, reckless driving 855, and unlicensed driving 2382.
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Boston
U.R
Massachusetts
Unlioan Cen
Mooney to spend Christmas in prison
A. P. Thomas Mooney, jailed for the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing, will spend his thirteenth Christmas behind bars as the Pardon Board shows no clemency action before next year. Convicted with Warren K. Billings for the explosion that killed 10, Mooney’s pardon plea has waited months with no rapid decision.
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San Francisco
A.P Thomas Mooney
Mooney
Warren K. Billings
Japanese May Join Talks on Navy at London Conference
Japanese delegates may attend Secretary Stimson discussions with American naval deputies at Washington before sailing with the George Washington for London. Debate centers on Japan raising its naval ratio from 6.5.8 to 16-10-77 for auxiliary ships, a point likely to meet U.S. objection and require a compromise.
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Washington
Stimson
State Department
United Press
Retiro Wakatesuki
George Washington
Japan
United States
Freed on bond in county jail release case
Floyd Woods of Roseville was released on peace bond after being held in the county jail on a complaint by his wife who claimed he was feared to harm her.
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Nisw
Lexington
Floyd Woods
Roseville
Local Youth Dies After Road Crash Near Roseville
New Lexington December report says 21 year old Rungell Starner, son of prominent farmer H. O. Starner, died from a fractured skull and neck artery after an automobile left the road near Roseville and struck a warning sign. Passengers John Bell and William Craig sustained minor injuries.
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New Lexington
Rungell Starner
H. O. Starner
Here
Zaneseville
Roseville
John Bell
William Craig
Condition Improves for Anthony Woode After Stroke
Anthony Woode of Athens and relatives, including Alfred and Mrs. R. Co., were notified he was somewhat improved Monday morning after being taken to Gallipolia hospital Friday following a serious stroke.
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Anthony Woode
Alfred
Sirs
H. E. Burson
R. Co. Irr
Athens
Holeser Hospital
Gallipolia
Spearns May Que Cleveland Stockholders Meet Team
Stearna Company, among Cleveland's oldest auto makers, plans a special stockholders meeting on December 30 to vote on a merger or sale as announced today in Spearns May Que Cleveland.
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Cleveland
FEBG
Stearna Company
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Allard Smith
the Union Trust Co
Cleveland, C
Sarah Nixon
George Gabriel and
Kathryn Witwer
Charles King
Bessie Love
Sues Maurice
Ponters
Pete
Hal Skelly
Evelyn Brent
Chester Morris
Underworld
Nell
Paramount News
Moran and
Mack
Toytown
Carpenters
Fairyland
Carpenter Howe. Co
Grove
Iesful
Messenger
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