Nelsonville Council Sues County Tax Board Over Levy
Nelsonville Ohio council votes to sue the county tax budget commission seeking five mills for municipal and sinking fund levies. The action aims to restore the city and school district tax rates allegedly cut by about 1.01 mills to fund state aid and bond issues. Local civic notes and arrivals included.
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Nelsonville
County Budget Group
Nelsonville, O
County Tax Budget Commission
Tax Budget Commission
Nelsonville City
Tax Commission
Court of Common Pleas
Owens
Dugan
Beard
Oweas
New fly wheel and governor arrive for Skinner engine
Nelsonville reports the new fly wheel and governor for the Skinner engine at the city light plant have arrived. A machinist from the Erie factory will come later this week to install the 6590 pound wheel with minimal disruption.
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Nelsonville
City Light
Erie
Revival Still Going Strong in Nelsonville Ohio
Last night at the Church of Christ B L Allen preached a strong sermon on salvation and mankind's redemption. Tonight the theme is The Unpardonable Sin. Wednesday asks Why Are We Christians with a church rally Thursday. Prayer meetings at 10 am and a 2 30 pm church gathering hosted by Brother Allen with multiple town locations listed for prayers and others likely to be announced.
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Brother Allen
Mrs. Dowler
High Street
S. S. Lane
Wort Street
George Beagie
Myers Street
Frank Murphy
Poplar Street
McGovern Nelsonville Shoe Factory to Open Friday for Public
Nelsonville residents may tour The McGovern Nelsonville companys new three story shoe plant Friday from 1 to 9 pm. Foremen and officials will explain cutting fitting lasting making and packing as workers push output toward 600 pairs daily with a goal of 1000 within sixty days. School students will visit to watch the modern production process and all citizens are urged to inspect this industry addition.
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Nelsonville
McGovern - Nelsonville Company
Circle of Ruth hears Mrs Belknap address in Columbus
Circle of Ruth chapter of the Westminster Guild heard Mrs. John Belknap of Columbus, synodical secretary of young people's work, describe the guilds mission stations and appeal for renewed effort. Mrs. Lloyd Evans led devotionals and guests included Mrs. Bess Muchmore and new patrons George Johnson etc. A six o'clock three course chicken dinner followed with red and white decor.
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Nelsonville
Circle of Ruth
Westminster Guild
John Belknap
Columbus
Presbyterian Church
Bess Muchmore
Logan
N. Hill
Chas. Tedrow
Geo. Johnson
Ori Griffin
Fred Johnson
Frank Lowery
Mabie Shafer
Valentine
Alleged Bad Man in Trouble Here
Everett Koon of Deanville was arrested by Chief Pearson in Nelsonville on charges of making threats and carrying concealed weapons. He pleaded guilty. Mansfield reformatory authorities will be notified as he is on parole from that institution. He had been sent there years ago after killing a man in the Deanville depot.
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Nelsonville
Everett Koon
Deanville
Pearson
Lax
Gordon Tolliver
Koon
Mansfield Reformatory
Mansfield
Elks Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
The Elks will hold their regular meeting at home tonight and all members are asked to attend.
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Elks
Raridan Family Hosts Visit in Logan on Adams Street
Mr. John Raridan of Logan is the guest of his son Henry Raridan and family on Adams street.
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John Raridan
Logan
Henry Raridan
Adams Street
War Declared on City Dogs in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on February 8 Mayor Laxon orders action against stray dogs. Four killed, one missing in action to date. Truce failed after a reopened battle. more dogs dispatched. Officials report towns overrun with dogs and warn further measures if owners do not control them.
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Nelsonville
Laxon Dogs
Hector
Monkey Hollow
Double Elopement Stirs Nelsonville Headlines
Nelsonville buzzes over two high school couples Paul Mc Gee Lueybell Huffman Robert Jewett and Mary Riley eloping from Nelsonville on Monday with families unsure of where they went. Initial reports named Dayton then Covington Kentucky as the destination. The girls and Jewett are juniors. Mc Gee is absent from school this year.
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Nelsonville
Paul McGee
Lueybell Huffman
Robert Jewett
Mary Riley
Dayton
Covington
Jewett
McGee
Roy Schnackenberg Accepts Position in Indianapolis
Nelsonville report states Roy Schnackenberg has accepted a job in Indianapolis and left Sunday to begin his duties. He plans to move his family there soon.
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Nelsonville
Roy Schnackenberg
Indianapolis
Rescue Teams Race to Free Floyd Collins in Kentucky Cave
In Cave City Kentucky rescuers marshal a railroad engineered tunnel plan to reach Floyd Collins trapped beneath a seven ton boulder after a landslide. Hand drills and water drainage efforts continue as engineers predict a possible life saving tunnel within hours amid worsening conditions.
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Cave City
Floyd Collins
Land Cave
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Collins
Homer
Pine Tar and Honey Still Best Grandmother Cough Remedy
A specialist praises pine tar and honey as an effective household cough remedy for chest colds and croup. The aged practice is said to soothe irritation, loosen mucus, and aid breathing without harmful drugs, with Dr Bell’s Pine Tar and Honey highlighted as a proven, affordable option.
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Bell
State Seeks Share of Prohibition Fine Proceeds
In Columbus on Feb 3 the state asks courts to decide if municipalities may keep all fines from prohibition violations or must turn half to the state. Attorney General Crabbe filed a mandamus case against Grove City Mayor John W. Felton to surrender 4116.12 as alleged half of fines.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Crabbe
John W. Felton
Grove City
Municipal fines clash over prohibition enforcement funding
Mayor Felton argues under the Miller act municipalities may keep fines collected to hire attorneys and detectives for enforcing prohibition. The state contends the Crabbe act governs, providing a fifty percent division between state and municipality, with fines collected up to June 17, 1924.
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Tion
Felton
Crabbe
Ohio dailies meet opens with Snyder address at Fort Hayes
Columbus Feb 3 The annual address by R C Snyder Norwalk president will open the Associated Ohio dailies meeting at Hotel Fort Hayes this afternoon. Closing sessions are set for Wednesday.
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Columbus
R. C. Snyder
Norwalk
Hotel Fort Hayes
Associated Ohio Dailies
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