Rotary Principles and Practices Discussed by Nelsonville Group
A Nelsonville Rotary meeting discussed the club’s principles and practices led by D. R Johnson of the Rotary Education committee. Vice President Ralph Henry presided in President Stan ley Mechem’s absence. Next week Corwin Caglison will present a vocational talk on The Gas Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jun. U
Rotary
D. R Johnson
Rotary Education
Stanley Mechem
Ralph Henry
Corwin Caglison
Change Program for Men's Club Dinner
Nelsonville January 13 A change in the Methodist Men's Club dinner program Thursday evening due to Ernest Hoskins illness. Mr and Mrs R W Parks will sing a group of songs instead of the planned duet. Joe Galvin will play a cornet solo. The Ladies Aid Society will serve dinner. Mrs James Bland is the reader. Clarence J Brown guest speaker. tickets selling well. Open meeting invites all to attend.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Men's Club
Ernest Hoskins
Ella Patton
Hoskins
R. W. Parks
Joe Galvin
Ladies Aid Society
James Bland
Clarence J. Brown
Woman Files for County Recorder Nomination in Athens
Mrs. Georgia Kilpatrick of Athens enters the Republican race for county recorder, becoming the first candidate this week as petitions open. The field grows to eight with seven Republicans, while Democrat Fred Shafer of Mechanicsburg remains the sole Democratic entrant. Also in the mix is Mrs. Ime Wonadgerd Gauld, who has secured a petition card.
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Georgia Hilpatrick
Athens
County Recorder
Kilpatrick
Recorder
Fred Shafer
Mechanicsburg
Irs
Ime Wonadgerd Gauld Naving
Cartier
Resigned Midshipman Found Dead in Baltimore
A 19 year old midshipman John A. Cygon was found dead in his bed in Baltimore. Coroner’s verdict attributes death to deadly gas from a tuba. He had resigned last year after electrical experiments at the Annapolis Naval Academy and remote control of Bancroft Hall elevator clocks and lighting.
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Hig Hema
Baltimore
John A. Cygon
Antapolis Naval Academy
Annnapolis
Bancroft Hall
Tax collection schedule outlines 1931 real estate and personal tax dates
County Treasurer G D Gorham announces real estate tax collection for 1931 will likely not begin before March 1 Personal tax for 1931 will not be payable with real estate or formerly Returns must be made from February 15 to March 31 in the county auditor’s office One half of personal tax due on filing and the second installment due in September Under new laws there will be four tax collections instead of two Delinquent personal tax may be collected on real estate via attorney collector Immediate payment urged to avoid added costs
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G. D. Gorham
Prize Fighter Mayor Lays Out City Program in Johnstown
Eddie McCloskey the new mayor outlines a four point plan for Johnstown including a sidewalk building campaign to employ the unemployed, strict prohibition, abolition of the chamber of commerce, and a parade to push party reform. He favors a national sidewalk project and says a staff will march to conventions to influence presidential selection. He notes his rise came by opposing Bethlehem Steel and local industries. He also mentions a song titled The Sidewalks of America as campaign theme.
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Johnstown
Eddie McCloskey
Campaiga
Chamber of Commercce
Tara van
McCloskey
America
Concrete Pour To Start Anew At South Bridge
The next pour of concrete at South Bridge is planned for later this week or early next week, says E F Lackey in charge. Excavation for the north abutment progresses and footings will be poured once shale is dug to depth. Sheeting for the south pier coffer dam is driven, tops five feet below normal river level. Four wooden piles near the center plot remain. they will be removed in spring when river falls. A fire caused minor damage when canvas covers around the new pier ignited from heat boxes.
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South Bridge
E. F. Lackey
South Pier
New South Bridge
Big Gasser Hit on Weekley Farm Near Cutler
Gas well drilled by Gross-Fiebautt Company at Weekley farm two miles west of Cutler in Washington County produced over three and a half million cubic feet daily. Located at depth 1,237 feet with 17 feet of Keener Limestone above the gas sand, the well became the largest in the Berea field, nearby a second well had been yielding about two and a half million cubic feet daily. Nearby crews halted attempts to gauge the Weekley well after it capped and a new driller planned another well.
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Gross- Fiebautt of and Gas Company
Athens
Weekley
Cutler
Washington County
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Gross-Frehault Company
Baw
Fisher Field
Berea
Weekley Loans
Decature Township
A Waser
Weekley Farm
Gross-Frebault Company
4A Row
Truck Farm Safe Washington County Experiment Project Geta Appropriation
Washington County commissioners voted Tuesday morning to continue funding the Devol's Dam truck farm through 1882. The experiment supports seed improvement benefiting county farmers, with results already covering the farm’s costs and attracting attention from Ohio and beyond through bulletins.
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Washington County
Marietta
Devol's Dam
Ohio
Children Burned to Death in Fired Home
NEW PHILADELPHIA Jan 13 Aker Elmer eight and Livy Emma five Bowens children died in a house fire Tuesday after kerosene used to start a fire exploded in the kitchen stove Bowen father suffered critical burns while trying to save them. Mrs Bowen and two other children escaped.
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New Philadelphia
Ur-Elmer
Livy Emma
Alien Bowem
Daracs
Bowen
Gnadenhutten
Gilmore
Here
Twin City Hospital
Dennison
Pomona Granges Held Organization Meeting
Pomona Granges held an organization meeting on Monday night to reorganize Pomona Grange. Appointed to the Executive Committee were Mrs. Floyd Fought Albany Grange Ray Hobo Lodi Grange and George Brody York Grange. Fred Dorm was elected treasurer and S H Mardis legislative agent with EB Potter business agent.
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Pomona
Floyd Fought
Albany Grange
Ray Hobo
Lodi Grange
George Brody
York Grange
Fred Dorm
Pomona Grange
S. H. Mardis
EB. Potter
George Snider
Hiram Westfall
H. T. Westfall
Jeff Tewka~berry
Ray Bobs
Granville Glilogly
Grangs
Athena County Fairgrounds
Vinol Ad Promises Curves and Rest from Gibson Pharmacy
An old Gibson's Pharmacy advertisement in Nelsonville touts Vinol as a tonic that supplies iron lime and cod liver peptone to improve appetite aid sleep and help build a fuller figure. It urges daily use and claims better health use.
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Vinci
Gibson's
Nelsonville
Geri Pharmacy
Temperance Day Observed By East Side School Grades Four To Six
A special Tem perance Day program will be held Friday afternoon at East Side School for fourth through sixth grades. Fifth graders will read selected scriptures, the fourth grade will present five talks on drinking and health, and the sixth grade will share a story on the dangers of alcohol.
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Christian Sunday School
Alia Dileher
Fayette Street
Buchtel LP
Buchtel
Buchtel High School
John Barleycorn
Hospital Vacant at Ohio University and Doctor Berry Improves
Report from Ohio University Hospital notes a vacant building and a lack of patients on December 14 amid winter strain. Miss Elalo Druggan, mute, claims lant cana timing. hospital to attend several cases as weather eases. Dr Joan H. Berry, superintendent at Athens State Hospital, shows improving condition after appendectomy at Holzer Hospital Gallipolia. recovery expected over months.
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Ohio University
Elalo Druggan
Ohio University Hospital
Aimee
Anamual
Berry
Joan H. Berry
Athens State Hospital
Holzer Etoapital
Gallipoita
Severl
Dace
Barry
Hoover the vacationless president a busy three years
President Hoover earns the nickname vacationless as he nears three years in office since March 4, 1929. He has taken only brief trips, with a Florida fishing foray cut short and a Porto Rico journey filled with official duties. He appears fit and vigorous, despite long days at the desk and constant public duties.
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United Frese
Wasitington
Hoover
White House
Florida
bin Deak
Porto Rico
Ando
Ta. m
Hhia Ang
Hia Deak
da Cheela
Southern Wind Causes Minor Ohio Damages
A warm southerly wind swept central and northern Ohio causing minor damages across several towns. Widespread power and telephone outages, broken windows, and downed wires disrupted travel as rain and lightning accompanied the gale in Columbus. Police and repair crews worked through the night to restore service.
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Columbus
Tai
Thin Lient
Wiveirio
Atrpande
Erie
Afate
Palice
Senior Class Meeting Reviews Commencement Attire
Members of the Senior Class at One University will meet tonight to revise the commencement program and discuss attire for Honor Day. The meeting is called by Harry Brown, president of the class. The Campus Affairs Committee suggests ending caps and gowns on Honor Day and Bentors may buy invitations cheaper.
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Harry Brown
Jackson
Faculty Recital at Memorial Auditorium Sunday Night
The University concert presents Minn Held Heddes and Bennett with guest performers in a program of lute songs, dances, and contemporary works. Dowland pieces arranged for voice and guitar highlight the evening, featuring the Gutenist Singers and noted accompanists in a recital likely to draw local attention.
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Mise Hoton Hedden
Hepagtt
Sbimp
Gyan
Minn Held
Heddes
Bennett
jHalst
Suntay
Highe
Alurint Memorial
Wracinkare
This University
Kehov
Mtuate
Auiday
Mian Heédden
Ms Biblap
John Dowland
Mee
Eek Bo Ming Vern
Mra
Otarsence
Robinson
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Nelsonville Group
An2w
The
Christian Church
William Morgan
W. Jones
Frederick Hirsch
BE. J.cable
Kid Dean
Louise Kraft
Akron
Cable Dean
Robert Eddy
Bro. C. A. Jack
Grant Hospital
Nary
Charles E. Poston
Byler Steenrod
Pekin
Ill
Charles Cutting
Tens Snackenberg
Zanesville
M. FE
Iden Patton
Walnut Street
Bessis Bland
Bertha Nelson
Emme McManamey
Tee
Anna Lowden
Elizabeth Pidcock
Margaret Riley
Besse Higgins
Higgins
Charles’ Monica
Pat Galvin
Fowler Street
Daughters of America
Te Christian Church
Frank Murphy
Elizabeth Darst
Pomenoy
Logan
Hate Blake
Sam Starkey
Timbla
Middie
Alligator
Henry Coppinger
Miami Beach
Fla
Vatican
Vatican Palace
Rome
Vapango
Price
Heggy Bean
Athens Drilling
Einsteins
Albert Hinatain
Germany
Truck Farm Safe
Pomona Granges
Philco Radio
Gadbury Electric Shop
Festile
Ssancror
Garamount Gichune
Elissa’ Landi
Lionel. Barrymore
Tim McCoy
Clyde Ganvivor Atlens
Eddie
Gam Frost
Fao
Pastime Theatre
Helen
Bradley Kincaid
Hound-Dawg
Two-Fisted Justice
TOM Tyler Country Store
Spirit of Notre L
Knute Rockne
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