York Township CWA Payroll To Exceed $10,000 This Week End
York Township reports CWA payrolls will top 10 000 this weekend with crews in Nelsonville Buchtel and Doanville. Total workers 617 with Nelsonville 86 50 650 and two Hamley district road projects under foremen William Silcott and Keith merman. payroll for this period expected to add about 5 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Township
Jyilsonville
Hamsey Run
York Town
CWA
Nelve
Buchtel
Deanville
Aotes
Nelson
Doanville
Nelsonville
Hamley
William Silcott
Keith Merman
Nelsonville M. E. Church names next year's Sunday School officers
At a meeting of the Sunday School at the M. E. Church in Nelsonville on December 20, officers for the next year were elected. Frank Allen was named superintendent. Arthur Kennedy treasurer. G W Pearce librarian. Mrs Joe Davis superintendent of missionary work. Mrs Stout roll superintendent. Mrs Beatrice son superintendent. supply teachers include Mrs J Hyde and Miss Royal Gilbert among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsonville
The
M. E. Church
Family Dinner Guests Include Krieg Family
Mrs. H. D. Krieg hosts a family dinner with Miss Mary Ky Buffalo N Y W I Krieg Miss Lucy Krieg Mr and Mrs Duffy and daughter Jean visit from unspecified locations Mr and Mrs L I Krieg and their three daughters are noted as local residents in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Krieg
Mary Ky
Buffalo
W. I. Krieg
Lucy Krieg
Duffy
Jean
L. I. Krieg
Inderrieden Named Code Investigator for Ohio Coal Code
J H Inderrieden of Nelsonville is appointed investigator for Division No 1 of the Sub-divisional Coal Code Authority of Ohio. He will probe coal code violations across Perry Morgan Hocking Athens Muskingum Lawrence Jackson Vinton Meigs Scioto Pike counties and ensure pricing weights and code compliance across all mine operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inderrieden
Coal Code Authority
Ohio
I. C. Brower
Cleveland
Hocking
Crooksville
Pomeroy
Jackson
Perry
Morgan
Athens
Muskingum
Lawrence
Vinton
Meigs
Scioto
Pike
Child Study Club Meeting in Haydenville
The Child Study Club of Haydenville met Tuesday evening at Miss Katie Johnson’s home in Nelsonville. Miss Leona Swackhammer spoke on the exceptional child and Mrs. Clarence Thompson led a discussion on Home Making. Refreshments were served to a crowd of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Study Club
Haydenville
Katie Johnson
Chestnut Street
Nelsonville
Leona Swackhammer
Clarence Thompson
William Achauer
C. 8. Matheny
Nelson Skiver
Willard Seel
Arthur Todd
Creighton Martin
Thomas Sinnott
Raleigh Sinnott
Vancuren
Nutter
Harvey Angle
Vern Robinett
Elizabeth Wenng
Ironton
Ohio
Nellie Hamer
Lena Johnson
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting At Wilson Home
Mrs Emma Wilson assisted by Mrs Martin Ohlinger hosted the Presbyterian Missionary Society gathering at the Wilson home Thursday afternoon. Thirteen members attended with Mrs Saltz as devotional leader. Mrs L R Reich led a map study on The Mormons and Persia assisted by members. Mrs Kelch read carols and their origins. The Ladies Aid Society met next with refreshments served during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wilson
Martin Ohlinger
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Wilson Home
Saltz
L. R. Reich
Persia
Kelch
Ladies’ Aid Society
Past Noble Grand Club to Host Year End Watch Party
The Past Noble Grand Club holds its annual watch party Sunday evening December 31 at the home of Mrs. Jake Smith on Poplar Street.
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Noble Grand Club
Jake Smith
Poplar Street
Dowler Family Hosts Christmas Gathering
Mr and Mrs Nelson Dowler entertained guests on Christmas including Mr and Mrs Fred W Stracke of Logan Mrs Agnes Dowler and Miss Vivian Dowler and Milburn Dowler of this city in a warm holiday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Dowler
Fred W. Stracke
Logan
Agnes Dowler
Vivian and
Milburn Dowler
Legion drum and bugle corps to practice tonight in Nelsonville
The Glenford Dugan Post American Legion drum and bugle corps will hold a practice at the Legion building in Nelsonville tonight. All members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Drum and Bugle Corps
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Legion
Pageant Presented by Eudora Chapter at Masonic Temple
At the regular Eudora Chapter 6 B. S. meeting a pageant titled The Christmas Story of Our Star was staged at the Masonic Temple. Cast included Cr Washburn as the father and several members including Mrs Inez Wilson Blue Ray widow Mrs Ada Hohenadel Yellow Ray Leah Reynolds wife Mrs Stella Davis White Ray Harriett Sayre sister Mrs Mary Lines Green Ray Margaret Raine mother Mrs Margaret Riley Red Ray Mrs Eulalia Slater.
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Eudora
B. S
Masonic Temple
Cr. Washburn
Inez Wilson
Ada Hohenadel
Leah Reynolds
Stella Davis
Harriett Sayre
Mary Lines
Margaret Raine
Margaret Riley
Eulalia Slater
Cheshire Star Chapter Installs Officers in December
The Cheshire Chapter of the Eastern Star installed officers December 19 with Mrs. Anna Mune Jenkins of Jackson as installing officer. The line of officers includes Ina Rife as W M, Charles Rife as W P, Phyllis Hawley as A M, Briggs Kirby as A P, Grace Bradbury as secretary, and Vida Allensworth as treasurer. A watch party for the WWU was planned at the Kennedy home, with Brooks Withrow, Mae Rothgeb, and Eloise Yeunger on the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
Eastern Stars
Anna Mune Jenkins
Jackson
W. M
Ina Rife
W. P
Charles Rife
A. M
Phyllis Hawley
A. P
Briggs Kirby
Grace Bradbury
Vida Allensworth
Anna Ida Rite
Lucy Martin
Mable Butcher
Mildred Hawley
Flora Bradbury
Ada
Ella Rothgeb
Ruth
Billa Ely
Martha
Sallie Martin
Esther
Evelyn
Ttate
Mary Clark
Chauncey Rife
W W. U
Leo Kennedy
Brooks Withrow
Mae Rothgeb
Eloise Yeunger
Gold Surrender Rules Tighten Under Treasury Order
Treasury changes penalties for withholding gold. fines rise to twice the value of withheld gold, imprisonment removed. Exemptions narrow to rare coins, unmelted scrap under 10 percent, and certain industrial uses. Depositors must place gold with Federal Reserve banks and receive non gold currency reimbursement later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Wease
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Washington
Salvation Army Plans Watch Night Services in Athens
Adjutant Joseph Heard announces a watch night service Monday at 10:30 p.m. at the Athens Salvation Army Citadel with refreshments for the public. Week-end regular services include a Holiness meeting at 11 p.m. Sunday prayer at 9:30, Sunday School at 2 p.m., praise service at 3 p.m., Young Peoples Legion at 6 p.m., and Salvation Service at 7:30 p.m.
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Salvation Army
Athens
Adt
Joseph Heard
Holiness Meeting
Young Peoples Legion
Salvation Service
Bryan Cites Recognition of Childs Rights at Ohio Meeting
Dr. Elmer Burritt Bryan of Ohio University spoke to three sessions of the Ohio Educational Association in Columbus. He described new attitudes in education and the inherent rights of children including self discovery self development and self expression. He urged that these rights be exercised without infringing others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Burritt Bryan
Ohio University
Ohio Educational Association
Columbus
House of Representatives
Bryan
Department of Higher Education
Neil House
West Virginia Invaded by Goshawks Says Brooks
Clarksburg reporter Maurice Brooks son of the late Fred Brooks notes a winter goshhawk invasion across West Virginia. He explains seven year cycles tied to northern snowshoe hare die offs, predicting scarce ruffed grouse and bobwhites and potential poultry losses next year.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Maurice Brooks
French Creek
Fred &. Brooks
Young Brooks
West Virginia
Brooks
Ohio Grants for Projects Across State and Railroads
Federal and non Federal allotments totaling 83.93 million were announced by Public Works Administrator Ickes. The package includes 126 non federal projects in 30 states, 27.534 million to six railroads, 22.59 million to the War Department Corps of Engineers for Muskingum Valley reservoirs in Ohio, and specific grants to Mansfield Bowling Green Gambier Upper Arlington for water, school, and distribution system improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
O.P
Public Works
Ickes
Corps of Enginers
War Department
Muskingum Valley
Ohio
Mansfield
Bowling Green
Gambier
Upper Arlington
Ickes Faces Recovery Act While In Hospital
Secretary Harold Ickes fractures a rib after a fall near his home but continues work from Washington Naval Hospital. From his bed he signed off on a $23,000,000 loan to New York City for subway completion as part of public works oversight.
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Harold Ickes
Washington Naval Hospital
New York City
Death of Delbert Pancake in Newark Auto Crash
Delbert Pancake aged 28 died last night at Newark City Hospital after an automobile accident. His body arrived at Stouts Funeral Home for burial preparations. Funeral services are scheduled Sunday at 1 PM at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs George Pancake on the Nelsonville Greenlawn road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Delbert Pancake
Newark
Ohio
Stouts Funeral Home
George Pancake
Nelsonville-Greenlawn
Christmas gatherings and family visits noted in Carbon Hill
Miss Eloise Stedman and Laurence Dixon spent Christmas with Mrs. Peggy Collins in Athens. Mrs. John Spence hosted a birthday party for her sister Velma Devol, with games and a lunch for guests including Velma Devol, Johnnie Devol and Mrs. Anthony Sweazy of Logan. Mr. and Mrs. A. Fisher visited Columbus and stayed with Mrs. Anna Barto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Stedman
Laurence Dixon
Peggyy Collins
Athens
John Spence
Velma’ Devol
Hardine
Gene Bateman
Charlotte Parry
Anna Mae Lowes
Vera Clark
Ruth Parry
Irma Smith
Adrean Devol
Velma Devol
Johnnie Loyd Devol
Anthony Sweazy
Logan
Miss Devol
A. Fisher
Columbus
Anna Bartoe
Truck Mine Operators Meet At Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio Truck Mine Operators Association will hold a meeting at the LO. O. F. Hall in Nelsonville Sunday at 2 oclock. The coal code will be explained and all truck mine operators are urged to attend. Officers William Pearce president Clifford Hawk secretary Frank Minner treasurer.
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Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio
LO. O. F. Hall
William Pearce
Clifford Hawk
Frank Minner
Miss Mary Louise Pritchard and Charles Hoce Wed in Kentucky
Nelsonville reports the marriage of Miss Mary Louise Pritchard and Charles Hoce of Nelsonville R F C. The ceremony occurred December 20 in Vanceburg Kentucky. The bride, daughter of Irvin Pritchard, is a Nelsonville High School and Mann's Business College alumna. She has worked six years at Pritchard Saltz Insurance. The couple will reside in Nelsonville after April 1.
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Mary Louise Pritchard
Charles Hoce
Nelsonville
Charles
Irvin Pritchard
Nelsonville High School
Mann's Business College
Columbus
Pritchard-Saltz Insurance Office
Band Boosters Entertain at Senior High Auditorium
The Band Boosters entertain this evening in the Senior High School Auditorium at seven o clock. Members of N H 8 Band and their families will attend the event for a community gathering and musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.H. 8. Band
Pike. Mr. Pancake Had Been Employed in Newark
Mr. Pancake had been employed in Newark for several years according to the notice.
Local residents return home after Christmas visits
Mrs. Ella Powers and James Powers of Steubenville Ohio Mrs. Carl Hartley and her two children of Duncan Falls Ohio Mr and Mrs Claude Hall and daughter of Columbus Ohio traveled back after Christmas with Mrs Josie Baugh and Mrs Ollie Dilcher Miss Mildred Baugh of Cincinnati is here for the holidays with her mother Mrs Josie Baugh Mrs Gertrude Young of Montgomery West Virginia is visiting relatives and friends here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Kennedy
Sunbury
Mr. Kennedy
Homer Kennedy
Eugene Watson
Kathryn
Charles Autherson
Bradbury
Vaughn and
Earl Peters
Columbus
C. C. Peters
Carl Mossman
Middleport
R. L. Burnette
Aaroh Davison
South Webster
James Hughes
Kananga
A. 8. Davison
George Starcher
Athens
Mary Price
Eno
Elizabeth Swisher
Clarence Mulford
Huntington
Andy Garringer
Washingtn
D. H
Harrison Winegar
Frank Martin Winegar
Pomeroy
Mrada Winegar
F. W. Thomas
Dorothy
Marcella
James
David
Oliver Shaver
Lattle Ryger
Clifford Cochran
Akron
Mr. Cochran
W. J. Cochran
Ella Powers
James Powers
Steubenville
Carl Hartley
Duncan Falls
Claude Hall
Josie Baugh
Ollie Dilcher
Mildred Baugh
Cincinnati
Gertrude Young
Montgomery
W. Va
Ohio Court Defines Legal Whiskey in State Ruling
In Columbus a court ruling cites an Ohio Supreme Court decision from 37 years earlier: only whiskey produced by grain distillation aged four years in wood and containing 47 to 53 percent alcohol by volume may be sold legally in Ohio under a whiskey label. The point was pressed by Theodore Wetterstroem of the State Pharmaceutical Association as drug statute questions arose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Theodore D. Wetterstroem
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Associaton
Vinton County Woman Injured in Accident
On Columbus Road a truck wheel came off causing a three car collision. Mrs L L ping of Orland Vinton County was injured as her car was struck by wheels then careened into a second vehicle driven by David C McComb of 42 Hawks Avenue Lancaster. Both cars ended in the ditch with substantial damage.
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Lancaster
Columbus
L. L.ping
Orland
Vinton County
David C. McComb
Hawks Avenue
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Charlie Chaplin
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Briggs
Edgar Thompson
Vera
Will Thompson
Kieth King
Vaughn Peters
Educational Association
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Ickes’ Own Recovery Act
Carbon Hill
Kentucky
Vanceburgg, Ky
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Preston
Chauncey, Ohio
OUR Leader
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Xlke Brady
Jackie Cooper
Jimmy Durante
Frank Morgan
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Eddie Quillan
Fay Templeton
May Robson
Russell Hardie
Albertina Rasch
Garis
Bob Steele
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