Nelsonville Labor Council Reform Sought in Hocking Valleys
A reorganization of the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys Labor Council is proposed by 24 former members. A meeting will be held at the IOOF Hall in Nelsonville on Sunday February 15 at 2 p.m. Temporary chair B C Day and secretary C E Hoskins announce aims to study legislation and welfare topics and to inform members on national, state, and local issues in a non partisan frame.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Sunday Creek
IOOF
B. C. Day
C. E. Hoskins
Day
Congress
Athens Pharmacy Firms Medicate Market Scene
Athens area drug firms including Gal Him Pharmac y?, McKee Drug Store and Dutton Drug Company in Middleport appear in a clustered notice. The item lists pharmacy names and local business activity under a regional trade context, signaling supplier presence in the area.
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Athens Pharmacy
Gallaher Drug CO
McKee Drug Store
Middleport
Dutton Drug Company
Winners in Contest Are Guests at Dinner
Nelsonville report: the Tri Psi Sorority hosted the winners of a contest as guests at a two course dinner for the opposing team. The group discussed plans to raise funds for the Mount St. Mary Hospital fund and arranged ticket sales by members.
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Nelsonville
Tri Psi
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Earliest English Marine Insurance Contract Recorded 1583
A historic record notes the earliest known marine insurance contract was recorded in England in 1583. This document marks the origins of structured maritime risk coverage and the rise of insurance as a formal financial practice in English commerce.
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England
Hospital fund Office Staff Is Commended
Nelsonville General Chairman George Bateman praised five office girls for their efficient service in the Mount St. Mary Hospital Fund drive. The workers were Helen Dupler Joan Christian Carbon Hill Frances Bean Mary Ellen Donley and Alice Arnold. Office staff will be reduced to one clerk after this week as new totals from several communities were announced, including Amesville 242 Buchter 1550.50 Carbondale 820.50 Carbon Hill 1535 Chauncey 185.50 The Diamond 465 Glouster 103 plus 2370 for Dry Dock miners pledges Haydenville 1195 Jacksonville 50 McArthur 25 Murray City 3285 New Lexington 5346 New Marshfield 57 New Straitsville 702 The Plains 455 Red Town 15.50
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Helen Dupler
Joan Christian
Carbon Hill
Frances Bean
Mary Ellen Donley
Nelsonville
Alice Arnold
Deanville
Amesville
Buchter
Carbondale
the Plains
Red Town
Nelsonville WSCS Meets in Church Social Rooms
The Nelsonville WSCS of the Methodist Church met February 2 in church social rooms. Vice President Mrs. John Herrold opened the session with Mrs. Henry Lancaster at the piano. devotions were led by Mrs. Homer Warehime with Mrs. Fannie Williams.
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Nelsonville
WSCS
Methodist Church
John Herrold
Henry Lancaster
Homer Warehime
Fannie Williams
Paine’s College
Orlando Howson
Edna Shough
Philip Weller
Carl Coakley
Youth Fellowship
Wesley Hawk
Circle No. 2
C. P. Bingman
Glen Thomas
Civil Service Tests Set for Hamilton Posts
The state civil service commission announced competitive exams will be held in Cincinnati on February 27 for the Hamilton County welfare director and the director of nursing service at the Hamilton County Chronic Disease Hospital and County Home.
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Columbus
State Civil Service Commission
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Nelsonville Rotary hears Daugherty on cleanup and growth
Mayor Oral Daugherty outlined Nelsonville’s two year “clean up dress up build up” program. He cited street and lighting projects Mount St. Mary Hospital development Hamsey Run power plant plans and industrial outreach while urging broad community cooperation to create a livable attractive city. Ladies Night planned for next Tuesday.
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Nelsonville
Oral Daugherty
Rotary Club
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Hamsey Run
Daugherty
Cc. L. Stout
Helen MacLeod Service Guild Meets With Potluck
The Helen MacLeod Service Guild will meet Thursday at Mrs. John Aiken’s home with a 6 45 p m potluck supper. Fidelity Rebekah Lodge 886 installed officers at the OOF Hall led by deputy president Hazel Parrish.
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Coolville
Helen Macleod Service Guild
John Aiken
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge 886
Hazel Parrish
Jess Smith
Perry Bingman
Ira Conley
G. O. Shanks
Carl Kincade
Gladyce Ai
LSNG
Metta Leese
RSVG
Mabel Kincade
LSVG
Aiken
Noble Grand
Lodge
Grace Bingman
Marian Walden
Sarah Barrows
Faye Criss
Thelma Brewster
Edythe Gillilan
Russell Cody
Otis Clark
Symphony Leader Abram Ruvinsky Dies in Bus Accident
Abram Ruvinsky, 57, former Toledo Symphony Orchestra conductor, died last night on a bus. The Columbus-born musician held prominent posts in the regional music scene and left a lasting impact on orchestral programs across Ohio.
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Columbus
Abram Ruvinsky
Toledo Symphony Orchestra
Reforestation Project Slated For Church Tract In Ohio
Nelsonville Ohio The National Missions Committee of Athens Presbytery plans a spring reforestation on the 400 acre Longstreth farm near Union Furnace Hocking County. 31 000 trees including 20000 yellow poplar 6000 red pine and 6000 white pine will be planted on 40 acres with funding from Acres of Trees sponsors at 25 dollars per acre.
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Nelsonville
National Missions Committee of Athens
J. L. Evans
Longstreth
Union Furnace
Hocking County
Presbytery
Joseph D. Longstreth
Robert B. Longstreth
Ohio Agriculture Forestry
Marietta
Government
Newark
Ohio
Evans
Daughter Is Born In Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Harry Bradbury announce the birth of a daughter on February 3 at Hocking Valley Hospital Logan. Mrs Bradbury, previously critically ill, is reported to be somewhat improved.
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Nelsonville
Harry Bradbury
Chestnut St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Bradbury
Presbytery Farm Plans Tree Sale and Land Clearing
A Presbytery committee reports Christmas tree sales may reach $900 with pines at 50 years valued around $5 000 per acre. Yellow poplars are expected to surpass this, due to ideal land. The group bought a gasoline rotary saw to clear hickory elm and beech on the 40 acre tract for this year’s promotion.
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Presbytery
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