Nelsonville and York Township Elect Officials Enter New Terms
Nelsonville and York Township begin new terms for mayor trustees and school boards. New York Township sees Ira Whitmore Wayne Bumgardner and Vivian Dowser as first woman clerk, while Harry Powell becomes constable. Several board members were re elected amid ongoing financial concerns and unpaid teachers’ salaries.
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Nelsonville
Jan
L.ai
J. E W. Hickman
City Board of Education
Robert Huenefeld
Lowden
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York Township
Ira Whitmore
Wayne Bumgardner
Vivian Dowser
Walter Maccombs
Harry Powell
Buchtel
Isaac Warner
Nelgonville
Sam McDonald
Happy Hollow
York Township Board of Education
George Dishon
Hamsey Run
John Glenn
Enterprise
George
Thornton
Connett
Elmer Rizer
Himberly
Sam Colbert
Deanville
Hizer
Colbert
John Altman
Adda Mactombs
Machine Cutting Leads In Ohio Coal Mines
Ohio survey shows four coal mining methods used in 1930 totaling 22,551,878 tons. Machine cutting led with 2,708,609 tons. hand mining 402,144 tons. strip 175,519. unspecified 1,118,203. Ohio had 18 strip pits with 39 shovels. Illinois 59 shovels in 28 pits. Indiana 62 shovels in 21 pits. Missouri 48 shovels in 28 pits.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
Illinois
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
Advent of New Year Quiet in Nelsonville
Nelsonville marked the arrival of the New Year with little fanfare at midnight. Old residents recalled past revelries while few firecrackers sounded and one or two whistles announced the change. Local stores and businesses closed for the holiday.
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Nelsonville
Bombs in Mail Attack Kills Two at Easton Post Office
Two clerks died and three were maimed as seven bombs exploded in mail packages at the Easton Pennsylvania post office. One device injured Charles Weaver the city explosion expert during removal. Bombs addressed to New York Pittsburgh and the Argentine consulate in Baltimore were likely the work of anti fascists.
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Charles Hontner
Carl Starkey
Min Street
Forest Kontner
Lewis Hoover
Columbus
E. R. Kontner
Patricia Tou
New York
A. R. Kontner
Dorothy Ann
Donald Kontner
Charles Kontner
Charles Weaver
Ysenter
Boston
Easton
George J. Ryan
Kaaton
Charles V. Weaver
Edward. Werkhefaar
John House
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
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Toledo Solons Slashed Salaries in City Hall
Toledo council in a special session approved an emergency ordinance cutting salaries of the mayor, his cabinet, and officials. Mayor Addison Q Thacher reduced from 10000 to 7500. other officials including law, service, safety, welfare, and finance directors faced substantial cuts.
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George MN
Rubsry Sayetel
A.’ Oneis Rogers
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Oustage
Tunity
Jackson
Wheeler Dew Fined After Athens Police Court Appearance
Wheeler Dew of Athens was fined 10 dollars and costs after an intoxication charge heard by Mayor Robert Wood in Police Court Thursday night. Clark Spring visited Mrs Spring in Delaware Hospital who is recovering from surgery today.
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Bessie J. Deer
Jackson Street
Air
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Imogene Woodfull
Frederickstown
Lela Mae Deer
Columbus
Richard Brown
Nelson Dowier
Burl Wallace
Walter
Green
Clarence
Malcolm Raybould
Luther Wyskiver
Margaret Clark
Lulu Parry
Hazel Wallace
Luht Parry
Walter Green
Wheeler Dew
Athens
Costa
Robert 3. Wood
Clark Spring
Mrs. Spring
Delaware Hospital
Taxation of Zenner Estate Sees Half to City of Athens
In probate actions Judge X Johnson determines inheritance tax for the estate of the late Henry Zenner. David R Geoner and Philip MM Zenner inherit the entire estate and must each pay half the tax. One half of the tax goes to the estate and the other half to City of Athens. Gross estate value shown as 8714.91 with personal property 40540 and coal estate 57554.
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Bet
Henry Zenner
3. X. Johnson
David R. Geoner
Philip MM. Zenner
Athens
Unseasonably Warm Start Grips Mercury District
Weather remained warm and uncomfortable today in the Mercury region as mild conditions persisted on the first day of the year. Temperatures did not drop below the fifties recently, with the lowest at 42 degrees last night and rainfall totaling about half an inch. The Hocking River rose to around 420 feet last night and about 4.40 feet this morning per Askens County observer Mrs. C N Bronce.
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Toray
C. N. Bronce
Askens
Hocking
Year Enters Quietly Ring Fat Cups Micke No Arrest
The new year arrived quietly in Athens as whistles bells and fireworks marked the moment. Weather conditions were wet with rain throughout most of the night. Police reported no arrests by Athena city or county officers.
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Rata
Moat
Athena
Holiday Observance Closes Businesses While Special Delivery Mall Open
Many stores and banks were closed today to observe the holiday. A special delivery mall remained open to distribute items.
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Apecial Delivery
Candidates Enter Your New Aspirants for Offices
Four new candidates circulated petitions today in Athens County for the May Primaries. Two are Republicans and two are Democrats. Democrats Clark Hunter of New Marshfield and Harry Durr of Jacksonray seek entoner and county surveyor respectively. Republicans Milea Jacoby and Frank Biddle run for Places 9 county commissioners.
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Athens County
Democrata
Clark Hunter
New Marshfield
Entoner
Harry Durr
Jacksonray
Milea Jacoby
Frank Biddle
License Sales Brisk At Motor Vehicle Office
Between 500 and 600 automobile license plates were sold Thursday at the office of David Johnson deputy commissioner of motor vehicles in the courthouse. The final day for using 1934 plates, the office reported steady demand and extended hours tomorrow. Yesterday the license office handled a sum between 1,000 and 8,000 dollars in fees.
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Johnson
Heense
Japanese Drive Reaches Tating River In Manchuria
Japanese troops advancing on Chinchew in Manchuria reached the Tating River today. General Jim Tamon, leading the brigade, faced Chinese defenders in the lone city still held in the campaign.
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Tokio
Ghinchow
Tating
Chimeae
Jim Tamon
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