Tractors, Trucks Removed From CWA List in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on January 10, 35 workers were dropped from CWA payrolls as six trucks were removed from active use. Dismissals align with family-work restriction and non-eligibility rules, with complaints possible through the Athens Complaint and Adjustment Committee. Buchtel reservoir overhaul for fire protection nears completion, plus several village projects sustaining about 85 workers.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Cline Building
Buchtel
Victor Oakley
Buchtel Village
Sayre’s
Whch
Corporation
Main Street
Akron Avenue
M. E. Church
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Slimy Liver Heal
An ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a harmless liver stimulant to relieve tiredness and bad breath from sluggish bile. It claims the vegetable formula cleanses the liver, corrects constipation, and restores youthful vitality, priced at 15 cents.
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Edwards Olive
Murray City Marriage Notices and Local News
Cecelia Byron wed Bert Larsson in a home ceremony with Rev. F Gallerini officiating. The couple is Murray High School graduates. Glenna Boling wed Ralph Forscythe in Pt Pleasant W Va on Jan 6. Local CCC enrollees from Murray spent weekend with families, including Robert Keller of Cincinnati. Jean Stanley visited Athens aunt Maxine Robinson in Murray.
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Murray City
John Byron
Cecelia
Bert Lairson
F. Gallerini
Magdalene Dowson
Larsson
Murray High School
William Thomas Jr
Columbus
William Thomas
Harry Shuttleworth Jr
Belford
Detroit
George Boling
Glenna
Ralph Forscythe
Henry Forscythe
Lancaster
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Charlies Roberts
Andy Mason
George Brutvan
Terry Bunting
Oliver Love
Oje Marinko
James Dyson
Richard Penn
This City
Robert Keller
Cincinnati
CCC
Camp Hocking
Logan
Mr. Keller
Charles Roberts
Jean Stanley
Athens
Maxine Robinson
Miss Nixon and Nixon Guests Host New Year Watch Party
The Misses Phigena and Mary Jean Nixon entertained 22 guests at a New Year’s Eve watch party with music games and a lunch. Bertha Nixon hosted a birthday for her brother Ralph on Monday night with games contests and refreshments.
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Phigena
Mary Jean Nixon
Bertha Nixon
Ruth Nixon
Delbert Walls
Ralph
T. J. Thomas
William Shannon
Trimble
George Baily
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Stewart
William Coon
John Meredith
Glouster
McDowell
Funeral held for 12 year old Dempsey Smith in Morristown
Nelsonville Jan 10 funeral services were held at 10 30 for Dempsey Smith age 12 at Morristown Church with burial in Hilltop Cemetery Millfield. He died in Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens after being found in an automobile with his father and brother who were already dead. Double funeral services had been held for the father and brother.
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Nelsonville
Dempsey Smith
Morristown
Hilltop Cemetery
Millfield
Dempsey
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
S H T Club Bridge Night At Helen Devol Home
Miss Helen Devol hosted the S H T Club Monday evening with three tables playing bridge. A two course luncheon followed the game. high scores were earned by Mrs Earl Linscott and Mrs Donald Betts.
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Helen Devol
S. H. T. Club
Earl Linscott
Donald Betts
Nelsonville Lights Up With New Street Indicator Display
Merrill Cox announces the display of his newly manufactured street indicator in Nelsonville soon. The device, built by Adam Fisher in St Louis, is being tested in Missouri and demonstrations are planned for Philadelphia Columbus Cincinnati and Bridgeport. Cox aided by the maker markets the machine and explains five years of development since law school at the University of Dayton.
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Merrill Cox
Nelsonville
Adam Fisher
St. Louis
Missouri
Cox
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co
Philadelphia
Columbus
Cincinnati
Bridgeport
Ohio
Cable Rites Held Tuesday Morning
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Sarah Rannells Cable were held Tuesday at 10 30 AM conducted by Rev. Lloyd Evans of the First Presbyterian Church of which she was a member. The body was buried beside her late husband Eugene J Cable at Greenlawn Cemetery in Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Sarah Rannells Cable
East Columbus Street
Lloyd Evans
First Presbyterian Church
God the
Greenlawn
Columbus
Eugene J Cable
Social notes and visits across local towns
Mrs. Oscar Matheny and daughter of New Marshfield spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. William Hartman. Rev H Mingus of Bremen visited Mr and Mrs Charlies Kinsey Saturday. Guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Ely Monday were Mrs Ossie Howard Mrs Raymond Humphrey and daughter of Conne t t and Leonard Ely of Londonderry. Mr and Mrs Ed Fiske of Carbondale have been attending the protracted meeting here. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hartman were Friday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Charlies Gabriel in Nelsonville. Mrs Ruth Hartman is spending a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Auker of Carbondale. Mr and Mrs Mark Foughty and daughter Chauncey recently visited the former s mother Mrs Betty Foughty. Entertains Bridge Club Miss Irma Wilson entertained the members of her bridge club Tuesday evening. Two tables were used by the players. After the game the hostess served a refreshment course. The club presented Mrs Will Poling a farewell gift. Mrs Leo White and Mrs Donald Lowden held high scores. Mr and Mrs William Poling returned Monday from Columbus and yesterday packed their household goods. This morning they left for Columbus where Mr Poling has purchased a drug store and where they will make their home. Little boy seriously ill Nelsonville Jan 10 Keith son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Scott has been seriously ill from scarlet fever for two weeks at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Oscar Haybron. His condition is reported as favorable.
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Herbert Ely
Ossie Howard
Raymond Humphrey
Connett
Leonard Ely
Londonderry
Ed Fiske
Carbondale
Arthur Hartman
Charlies Gabriel
Nelsonville
Ruth Hartman
Charles Auker
Mark Foughty
Chauncey
Betty Foughty
Entertains
Irma Wilson
Will Poling
Leo White
Donald Lowden
William Poling
Columbus
Mr. Poling
Keith
Raymond Scott
Oscar Haybron
Eudora Chapter Order of Easter Star
Masonic Temple
Christian Church
Order
Mary E. Bartlett
Inez Wilson
Grace Kelch
Mable Washburn
Jean Nelson
Temple
Athens
Vigil Davis
Woodrow Avenue
Ward W. Hamm
Ralph Weymueller
C. A. Hooper
Hostene
Deloras
Misa Adrianeles
Weymeuller
Helen Verity
Local hosting includes Toledo visitors for Tuesday
Mr and Mrs W J McConaha welcomed Mrs Bette Rife Columbus Mrs Jennie Shuttleworth Mrs Helen Wooley and son Emmett Grones and Arthur Dufonttaler all from Toledo as guests on Tuesday.
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W. J. McConaha
Bettie Rife
Columbus
Jennie Shuttleworth
Helen Wooley and Son
Emmett Grones
Arthur Dufonttaler
Toledo
Py thian Sisters Plan Thursday Meeting With Sugar Social
Members are asked to bring a cup of sugar to the regular Py thian Sisters meeting Thursday evening. A taffy pull will be enjoyed after the gathering.
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Pythian Sisters
Willing Workers Sunday School Class Meets at Mrs Morman’s
The Willing Workers Sunday School Class of the Christian Church will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Cecil Morman at 360 Walnut Street. A potluck luncheon will be served.
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Willing Workers
The
Christian Church
Cecil Morman
Walnut Street
My Neighbor's KITCHEN Cookie Recipe Teaches Rich Treats
Annalea Wilder presents a homey cookie recipe from Mrs. William Connett of 24 East State Street. The drop cookies use brown sugar butter eggs coffee soda nuts raisins and spices baked at 380 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes.
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William Connett
East State Street
Crime Pupil Saved by Pursuit of Kidnapped Boy
Police say George W. McDonald 37 lured 11 year old boy from an Omaha orphanage to train him for crime. McDonald admitted aiding a jewel robbery and was previously convicted in Denver in 1916 of a $15,000 robbery.
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Bob Walsh
Omaha
George W. McDonald
McDonald
Denver
Local citizens reprimanded over coal removal in Nelsonville
Following an investigation by C O Railroad detectives W L Price and I A Greshel, thirteen Nelsonville residents including five minors were ordered to Mayor 8 G Holland's office for reprimand over alleged coal removal from railroad cars. No charges were filed, but future offenses will incur harsher action.
Debate Team Wins Defeats Logan Group In Logan
The Logan debate team, last year’s winner over Nelsonville, falls to Nelsonville at Logan. Coach Julian Yantis praises Barbara Steenrod, Mary Margaret Betts, and Elizabeth Backus. Ohio University professor Raymor McQuiston judged the debate on whether the US should adopt core parts of Britain's broadcasting system. An inexperienced Nelsonville affirmative team will debate Athens negative next Monday at 2 PM in Nelsonville High School Auditorium. Maynard McDaniel coaches the current Nelsonville team. a coin collection will help defray debate expenses.
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Nelsonville
Logan
Julian Yantis
Barbara Steenrod
Mary Margaret Betts
Elizabeth Backus
Raymor McQuiston
Ohio University
United States
British Broadcasting System
Audrey Stanley
Mary Frances Groves
Adah Bussey
Phyllis Wend
Athens
Nelsonville High School
Maynard McDaniel
Rotary Club Hosts Rev R F Strickler Guest Speaker
Rev R F Strickler pastor of the Christian Church spoke to the Rotary Club urging a return to religious fundamentals to recover society. C D Shafer of the Athens Club attended as a guest.
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R. F. Strickler
Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Rotary Club
God
C. D. Shafer
Athens Club
Mail Carriers and Trustees To Meet
Athens County rural mail carriers and township trustees will meet in the civil service room at the Post Office Building in Athens Saturday night at 7 o'clock. Plans for obtaining CWA funds to improve mud roads used by mail carriers will be discussed. The county has 480 miles of mud roads.
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Athens County
Civil Service Room
Post Office
Athens
CWA
Stolen Woodworth Car Recovered Near Athens
Charles Woodworth reported his automobile stolen from Strathmore Boulevard Monday night. It was found Tuesday on a side road about a mile east of Athens, apparently pushed there by another car. Thieves failed to start the motor.
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Charles Woodworth
Strathmore Boulevard
Athens
Howe Property Damaged By Fire in Nelsonville
Fire at the J. R. Howe residence on West Franklin Street damaged the floor in front of an open grate. Belford Rosser and family awoke to smoke and alerted authorities. Damage is estimated near 25 dollars per Fire Chief Dana Windon.
St Andrew's Church Women Host Benefit Bridge Night
The women of St Andrew's Church hold a benefit bridge and euchre party at the Parish Hall Thursday evening. Play begins at 8 o'clock.
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St. Andrew’s Church
Two Rugs Sought for East and West Schools
Nelsonville readers are invited to donate two floor coverings for slippery hall steps at East and West Schools. The preferred sizes are 7 by 9 feet or 9 by 12 feet, with options including Congoleum porch rag or cloth rugs. A cupboard is also requested, and donations can be arranged by calling Margaret Johnson at 355-W.
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Nelsonville
Margaret Johnson
Red Pimples on Face Healed by Cuticura Soap
Miss Dortha Hall of Byesville Ohio reports severe facial pimples and sleep loss. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment after a free sample and purchased more, then says she was completely healed. The要 note dated June 24 1933.
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Cutiura
Dortha Hall
Byesville
Ohio
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