Operators Demand Open Shop Policy Kept by Union Fight
A business group reports operators insist on the open shop policy and refuse to recognize the United Mine Workers. John Currens of Murray City warns the union will return for a recognition fight, while others name committee and director attendees. The strike aims to spread to Cambridge and other mining districts soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
John Currens
Murray City
Herman Theisen
William B. Morris
Elmer Alien
Arthur Levering
Karl Gardner
James Carsner
Barton Hall
Ford Hack
C. M. Gill
John Lovett
L. E. Richardson
Lloyd Evans
C. E. Bennett
John S. Shetler
Byesville
Cambridge
Ohio Coal to Power Federal Institutions
Ohio mined coal may soon supply government facilities in the state easing unemployment. Veterans Bureau officials foresee altering specs to burn Ohio coal at the Dayton Soldiers Home and Chillicothe Veterans Bureau Hospital, which together use about 61,000 tons annually. A five-member congressional committee was formed to lobby other departments, while Governor White urged use of Ohio coal and Representative Underwood warned miners face starvation in his district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Ohio
Forest E. Bartel
Veterans Bureau
Dayton Soldiers Home
Chillicothe Veterans Bu
Bartel
Frank Murphy
Steubenville
Mell G. Underwood
New Lexington
Arthur P. Lamneck
Columbus
Thomas Jenkins
Ironton
C. Ellis Moore
Cambridge
White
Underwood
Mrs Madaline Campbell Dies at Kimberly
Nelsonville Feb 26 Mrs Madaline Campbell aged 37 wife of Eugene Campbell died at her home in Kimberly after a period of ill health. She leaves her husband a son Harold and her mother. Funeral services will be held Saturday at the Pilgrim Holiness Church conducted by Rev Shearer. Burial at Greenlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Madaline Campbell
Eugene Campbell
Kimberly
Classified Ads Notice and Local Circulation Contact
Local staff correspondent H Bartlett invites readers to submit news society items to 412 W and to call 412 W for experienced help with classified ads and circulation services.
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Cc. H. Bartlett
412-W
Call
Pastor Suffering Repairs After Home Fall In Nelsonville
Sam Pastor, manager of Pastor's Store, is recovering at his home in Nelsonville from injuries to his right knee head and back after a fall at his residence on 434 Poplar Street. He will be confined home for some time. Joe Pastor and Dave Edward of Oak Hill visited him Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Sam Pastor
Pastor
Poplar Street
Joe Pastor
Dave Edward
Oak Hill
Mr. Pastor
Golden Rule Class Meets at Mrs Roy Davis Home
Mrs Roy Davis entertained the Golden Rule Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church on Thursday evening with fifteen members, teacher Mrs C L Stout, and guest Mrs Ruth Barber present. Lunch was served by the hostess during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Davis
The
Methodist Church
C. L. Stout
Ruth Barber
Rome Grange Seeks State Dairy Study and Regulation
Rome Grange No. 2247 passes a resolution urging a lawful non partisan Ohio State Commission to regulate the dairy industry. The plan mirrors eastern states and New York requests to Governor Roosevelt, aiming to supervise supply from outside sources and set producer prices, distributor earnings, and consumer costs. The proposed panel would have three members, free of conflicts, appointed by the Governor and approved by the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Rome Grange
New York State
Roosevelt
Ohio
Public Service Commission
Rome
Dem Candidate Dr A K Walker Gains Ballot Access
Dr A K Walker enters race for state representative at Athens County Courthouse securing a petition from the elections office. He leads the county school board and begins first term as a candidate while GOP rivals file petitions for treasurer and recorder roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
A. K. Walker
Buchtel
Board of Elections Office
G. D
Doc) Gorham
Stedman Company
James Vercoe
Gorham
Athens Lumber Company
Kenneth W. Hayes
Guysville
Special Music Planned for Berean Bible Class
Berean Bible Class meets Sunday at 9 30 in the Christian Church auditorium Nelsonville. Ward W Hamm directs the orchestra and Cobert's Mountaineers the Radio boys will sing The Little Church in the Mountains. W B Evans to present the lesson. All men invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Berean Bible
Christian Church
Ward W. Hamm
Cobert
Evans
Miss Rice to narrate Last Work at church meeting
In Nelsonville on Sunday 6 p.m. the Young People's Society of the Presbyterian Church will hear Miss Louise Rice discuss Henry Van Dyke's Last Work. Bob Huenefeld performs a saxophone solo and Miss Eleanor Woodard gives the Bible reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Louise Rice
Henry van Dyke
Young People’s Society
Presbyterian Church
Bob Huenefeld
Eleanor Woodard
Albany Dinner Honors Burdette Birthday Guests
Mr and Mrs James Beard Miss Mayme Keplar and Sam Longley attended a 6 o'clock dinner Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Burdette in Albany honoring the birthday anniversaries of Joseph Burdette and Mrs James Beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beard
Mayme Keplar
Sam Longley
Albany
Ed Burdette
Joseph Burdette
Sunday School Class Receives Members at Potts Home
Mrs. T. R. Potts hosted with helpers Mrs. Henry Nutter and Mrs. Alex Dailey as they received members of Mrs. Monks Sunday School class of the Methodist Church Thursday evening. After an interesting program the hostesses served luncheon to twenty five members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Potts
Henry Nutter
Alex Dailey
Monks
Methodist Church
Presbyterianwomen elect officers at Cable home meeting
Mrs E J Cable Mrs 8 E Dean and Mrs Frank Knox hosted the Presbyterian Missionary Society at 62 E Columbus St. Mrs Clarence Backus led devotions and papers on The American Indian were presented. Fifteen members and three guests attended as officers including President Mrs N Hill and Vice Presidents Mrs John Saltz and Mrs Mary Kessinger were named for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Cable
C. H. Bartlett
C. E. Weltzheimer
Stewartship
John Saltz
National Missions and Overseas
Charles Tedrow
Birthday Party for Ruth Raine at East Franklin Street
Mrs. Raymond Raine hosted a Wednesday afternoon birthday party for her daughter Ruth celebrating the ninth year. Guests included Katherine Barron Mary Kate Sharp Ruth Mathewson and many others with games prizes and an Easter themed refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Raine
East Franklin Street
Ruth
Katherine Barron
Mary Kate Sharp
Ruth Mathewson
Katherine
Margaret Barron
Rita Emish
Elizabeth Shafer
Joan Zeller
Bobby Wilson
Martha Cooley
Pauline Johnson
Jeanette Kinney
Mary Ellen Coakley
Becky Ann Rosser
Jimmy Preston
Jean Boyd
Josephine Sharp
Mary Jo Kennedy
Joe Spray
Dorothy Ann Raine
Gloria Hoodlet
Dorothy Lowden
Y Sharp
Ruta
Ada Jean Ra
Neasen
Hanna
Grover Speaks at Athens High pep meeting before Marietta game
Ohio University basketball coach B. T. Grover spoke at the Athens High School pep meeting held during assembly. The event also featured the debut of the Whispering Trio Joe Rardin Edward Wise and William Curry with several vocal numbers as cheerleaders led yells by Joe Rardin and John Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
B. T. Grover
Ohio University
Joe Rardin
Edward Wise
William Curry
John Phillips
Death of Flora Woman Elizabeth King Frost at 72
Elizabeth King Frost 72 died last night at her daughter Mrs Will Logan’s home in Flora after a 10 month confinement from a fall. Influenza was the direct cause. Funeral at Silver Ridge church Sunday at 2 pm with burial in the Silver Ridge cemetery. She was married twice, to Jacob Wells and Lester Frost, both deceased. Survived by daughter Mrs Logan three sons Car Wells Val Wells Lem Wells ten stepchildren and eighteen grandchildren. One daughter Elizabeth is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth King Frost
Will Logan
Flora
Silver Ridge
Frost
Jacob Wells
Lester Frost
Mrs. Logan
Car Wells
Val Wells
Hemlock Grove
Lem Wells
Sumner
Elizabeth
Central Mansfield eyes night baseball park plan
Central Baseball League officials met with county fair board members in Mansfield to discuss a $10,000 night park at the fairgrounds. Mansfield is considered for league inclusion joining Dayton Akron Canton Ft Wayne and Erie with rental and maintenance proposed by the league at no cost to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Central Baseball League
County Fair Board
Fairgrounds
Dayton
Akron
Canton
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Erie
Fair Board
Soviet Army Vows Readiness to Defend Russia Frontiers
Gen. Vassily Bluecher, chief of the Far Eastern Army, told a mass meeting at Khabarovsk that the Soviet army stands ready to spring to Russia's defense against any intervention by Czarist Russians or foreign powers. The address marked the Red Army anniversary and emphasized a patriotic stance in the region bordering Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Vassily Bluecher
Khabarovsk
Bruecher
Red Army
Manchuria
George Bush Dies at 73 in Williamstown West Virginia
George Bush 73 died suddenly at his residence in Williamstown West Virginia last night. His wife was visiting in Pomeroy at the time and his aged father was at the home of his son Carl Bush in Williamstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bush
Pomeroy
Williamstown
W. Va
Carl Bush
Williams speaks at Brotherhood meeting on man and progress
Ohio Northern University president Robert Williams addressed the fourth Union Meeting of the Methodist, Presbyterian and Christian Brotherhood at First M. E. Church. He argued society faces paradoxes of advanced science yet poor political and spiritual progress and urged reliance on intellect literature and divine influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Robert Williams
Ohio Northern University
Methodist, Presbyterian and Christian Brotherhood
M. E
Athens County Republicans Endorse Delegates In Gallipolis Meet
Four Athens County Republican leaders including Mayor R S Wood and David Johnson traveled to Gallipolis for a district gathering to endorse delegates and alternates for the Chicago national convention. Harry Kelly attended via proxy for M V D Hughes who did not go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Gallipolis
Chicago
R. S. Wood
Republican Executive Committee
KR. W. Finsterwald
David Johnson
Central Committee
Harry Kelly
Nessérville
Hughes
Kelly
Central P T A Celebrates 35th Anniversary Party
Central School Parent-Teacher Association held a Thursday anniversary event at the school with ice cream cake and all the fixings. Founders Day service was read candles lit by president Mrs Freeman Scott. Fifth and sixth graders performed plays about George Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Parent-Teacher Association
Freeman Scott
George Washington
Y W C A Lectures Open With O Neill Review At Ohio University
Discussions to open a new series by Y W C A members at Ohio University begin Friday at 7 in Music Hall Auditorium. Friday will review Eugene O Neill's Mourning Becomes Electra led by Dean Irma B Voigt. The series continues through March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Music Hall
Eugene O'Neill
Irma EB. Voigt
Salvation Army revival meetings announced for Ath ena
Captain H E DeVo will preach at 7 30 each night next week at the Salvation Army in Athena with an open air service Saturday at 7. The Holiness Service is 10 30 Sunday morning, 1 30 at State Hospital, 2 30 Sunday School, 6 Young People's meeting, 7 street meeting, and 7 30 public worship. Class Six Methodist singers are to provide music on Saturday March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. DeVo
Salvation Army
Athena
State Hospital
Captain DeVol
Methodist Church
Last Pay Until Miners Resume Work Is Made
GLOUSTER February 26. Mines pay on the 10th and 23rd of each month became the last pay Thursday until work resumes. If an agreement is reached and mines reopen next week no pay until March 5, for labor performed before part of the month. After that date pay days occur twice monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Revival Stirs Interest In Trimble Church Services
Evangelistic meetings at the Church of Christ in Trimble are led by Thomas W. Butterfield of Zanesville. Each evening at 7 o clock through the week features talks on topics such as Was the Bible Written by Man What Is a Christian and What Is Man A query box invites readers to participate and a children’s Bible study hour runs 7 to 7 30 each night inviting local youngsters to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Church of Christ
Thomas W. Butterfield
Zanesville
Paul
Warden to Preach at Mountville Church This Sunday
Loura Warden, a student local preacher from Neal Avenue Church Newark, will preach at Mountville on Sunday morning. If arrangements suit, he may assume charge of the Mountville Circuit including Liberty Hill Pleasant Hill Ringgold and Mountville. He is highly recommended by District Superintendent Stafford of Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Warden
Mountville
Loura Warden
Neal Avenue
Newark
Liberty Hill
Pleasant Hill
Ringgold
Warden
Stafford
Zanesville
Tomcata Headed to Class 8 Tourney in Jackson
Glouster High School boys basketball team the Tomcata advance to the Class 8 tournament in Jackson for Friday and Saturday competition. Drawings for the event will be held next Monday night at 7:30 at Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
The
Tomcata
Jackson
William Fouts Undergoes Appendix Operation
William Fouts of Corning underwent an appendectomy at Grant Hospital in Columbus several days ago. He is the father of Mrs Elbert Maxwell of this city. Mr and Mrs Maxwell and their son Arnold visited him at the hospital after the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fouts
Corning
Elbert Maxwell
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Maxwell
Arnold
Glouster Bowlers Set for Columbus Match Sunday
A Glouster bowling team will travel to Columbus to face a Columbus squad at Skinner Alleys on East Main Street. In a recent Burns Alleys contest, Glouster defeated the Columbus team 275 to 231.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Columbus
Skinner Alleys
East Main Street
Burns
Special Sunday Services at Bishopville Church
Special services will be held at the Bishopville church Sunday morning at 10:30. Rev. Miles BE. Hoon of New Marshfield will deliver the sermon. Sunday School will be held at the usual hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishopville
Miles BE. Hoon
New Marshfield
Wedded 61 Years Mr and Mrs Walter Haster Observe Unusual Anniversary
Jacksonville Feb 24 Mr and Mrs Nathan M Kaster marked their sixty first wedding anniversary with a chicken dinner at home. Mr Kaster is in his eighty first year and Mrs Kaster in her seventy eighth. Attendees included Lydia Kittle A W Kaster and son Den Athena Jesse Kaster Philo Lewia Clark Sam Kasley Florence McCune and son Melville Trimble and Wilma Fern Householder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Nathan M. Kaster
Lewia Clark
Sam Kasley
Florence McCune and Son
Melville, Trimble
Wilma Fern Householder
Noted Meet To Be Held At Hollister High School
Notices in Glouster announce a meeting at Hollister High School on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mies
Hollister High School
Opera Concert Showcases Costumes and Choir Skill
The Ohio University Glee Club at Alumni Memorial Auditorium offered a program featuring choral singing and elaborate costumes. Highlights included "A Grace Before Singing" and "Don't Come In Sir Please" with strong tonal contrasts, "Love's Dream" familiar to many, plus piano selections by Eleanor Bush and a staged excerpt from "Faust" with Mephistopheles and Marguerite. Kathleen Conaway portrayed Olympia in "The Tales of Hoffmann" with period dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohto University
Glee Chuir
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Harris
Scott
Linst Harris
Eleanor Bush
School of Music
Hark
Schubert Liazt
Chopin
Paust
Mephistopheles
Marguerite
Kathleen Conaway
Olympia
Tales of Hoffman
666 Remedy Claims Full Cold Cure
A historical advertisement touts 666 liquid tablets and salve for internal and external use as a complete and speedy treatment for colds, promoting rapid effects and broad healing claims. The pitch emphasizes internal liquid or tablets and external salve as a single, potent remedy.
University Opera Stages The Tales of Hoffmann and The Flying Dutchman
The Glee Club directed by Mrs. Margaret Benedict performs scenes from Tales of Hoffmann and The Flying Dutchman with Mary Linacott and Senta Dolored Phelps in leading roles. Emphasized are spinning maidens and period costumes as the University Symphony Be] cheetra and Sinfonia provide musical support under DeForest Ingerham and Orson Nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Mary
Marianna Linacott
Senta
Dolored Phelps
Margaret Benedict
Cheetra
Sinfonia
DeForest Ingerham
Orson Nicely
Aspirin Gargle For Throat Ails Aimed At Soothing Sore Throat
A home remedy suggests dissolving three Bayer Aspirin tablets in a teaspoon of water to gargle for sore throat or tonsillitis. Use genuine Bayer aspirin with the cross logo and repeat the gargle every two hours if needed.
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Chillicothe
Mrs
Zenners
Milan
Grange
Rome Grangers
Tara
Berean Bible Class
Grover
Central
Salvation Army Services
Carpenter Hardware Co
Phospho
Trimble Church of Christ
Jackson Tourney
Walter M. Haster
Eleanor Hazeltine
Crier
Sayre’s Stores
Gails Store
Nation
Glafletta
Emmy Log Keehne
Nicklausne
Hoffman
Car, W. Wash, & Cemetery Sts
Majesticisonville
Smith and Dale
Winnie Lightner
Chas
Butterworth
Techni
Hal Roach Lie
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Eugene Pallette
Allan Dinehart
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