Tunnels Remains Of Marietta & Cincinnati Rail Line In Athens County
Athens County oldest railroad the Marietta and Cincinnati left a scattering of tunnels and stone entrances as relics. The line built 1841 to Belpre faced legal battles and citizen resistance before joining a route to Parkersburg, with costly tunnels trestles and sharp grades.
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Athens County
Marietta & Cincinnati
Athens
Hocking
Baltimore
Parkersburg
Cincinnati
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad
Belpre
Belpre & Cincinnati Railroad Company
Belpre & Cincinnati
Warrens Station
Marietta
Wheeling and Pottsburg
Hocking Valley
Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Ohio River
Athens Mill St
Rardin
East Athens
Carpenter St
West State Street
Ebenezer Currier
Athens Countians
Baltimore Short-line Co
Canaanville
Skunk Run
Stewart
Coolville
Pilcher
Canaan Coal Co
Raymond Gould
Hickey
Christmas Party Highlights Dexter Dyesville News
The Dexter Dyesville Sunday school held a Christmas party at the home of Mr and Mrs John Holliday. Ellsworth Ballinger works in Charleston West Virginia and will move his family there. His brother Arnett will move to the vacated home. Mrs Neva Cleland returns home from Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mrs Valley Clarks condition improves while she lives with the Sam McKinney family. Winnie Bolen and C E Stout attend Elma Hewitts funeral at Middleport. Nan Wiseman dies at daughter Maude Caster s home in Toledo. Margaret Shearer of Charleston WV visits her mother Pearl Hammond. Roy Shearer taken to Holzer Hospital for surgery. Claire Nicholson travels to a Columbus hospital for treatment. Wallace Holliday enjoying a vacation from Ohio highway employment at home.
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Dexter
Dyesville
John Holliday
Ellsworth Ballinger
Charleston
W. Va
Arnett
Neva Cleland
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Valley Clark
Sam McKinney
Winnie Bolen
C. E. Stout
Elma Hewitt
Middleport
Nan Wiseman
Maude Caster
Toledo
Margaret Shearer
Pearl Hammond
Roy Shearer
Holzer Hospital
Claire Nicholson
Columbus
Wallace Holliday
Ohio Highway
Crisis-Studded Ballet Director Guides Millions
Florence Rogge, choreographer for Radio City Music Hall's ballet company, has staged 150 million viewers and trained about 2000 dancers in 20 years. She paints big pictures for the vast stage, emphasizes control over age, and keeps backstage calm amid frequent crises.
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New York
NEA
Corps de Ballet
Radio City Music Hall
Florence Rogge
Paviova
Detroit
Canada
Toronto
S. L. Rothafel
Roxy
Music Hall
Miss Rogge
Harriet Rogge
Pav
Radio City Au Hall
Thrift Week Urges Saving Amid Inflation Fears
National thrift week highlights the clash between defense spending and inflation risks. Experts caution that savings remain vital as Treasury notes redemptions rise, while Federal Reserve leaders warn inflation threatens purchasing power. Public encourages voluntary saving and prudent budgeting.
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New York
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Thomas B. McCabe
Herman B. Wells
Indiana University
National Thrift Committee
Henry H. Heilman
National Association of Credit Men
Snyder
J. Wilbur Lewis
Savines Banks Association
State of New York
Kananga Kanauga Bazaar and Local News Highlights
The Kananga pra bazaar featured a puppet show led by Mrs. Gordon Gilbert with help from Carolyn Arnold and Alice Kay Beard. The Methodist Church choir performed. Several residents had visits and travels, including Mrs. Elizabeth Love’s hospital observation, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Yeanger hosting relatives, and workers like H. W. Comestock and Bobby Schoonover on home leave.
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Kanauga
Kananga Pra
Gordon Gibert
Carolyn Arnold
Alice Kay Beard
Methodist Church
Harry Clendenin
Elizabeth Love
Holzer Hospital
Love
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H. Harris
Dick Turner
Eavicg
Gutwrigtle & CO
Lova
Europe
America
Altmans
Sv . J
Adorable Styles
Fibses
Wales
Anieg
Athens, Ohio
Nelsonville
PTC
Orford
CCC
Mel Ceais
By Sam Dawson
Ber Loans
Kanalga
Allen Yeanger
South Point
Lewis Brownell
Walt Brownell
Xenia
Eddie Pennington
Cora Dewitt
Hanes
Christine Black
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