Nelsonville Bond Issue Planned for City Light Plant Referendum
Nelsonville voters will decide on issuing 60 000 in mortgage revenue bonds to improve the municipal electric light plant at the November general election. Petition signatures were reduced to about 800 after a 10 day withdrawal period. Expenses for preparing and passing petitions totaled 174 93 with printing 67 and passing costs 78 85.
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Nelsonville
E. F. DeVore
DeVore
Dev
Eliza Jones Funeral Postponed by High Water
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Jones postponed to Wednesday at 2 PM at The Plains M E Church due to high water. Burial will follow at Green Lawn Cemetery in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Eliza Jones
Lower Plains
the Plains M.E
Greenlawn
Mines Resume Operations After Flood Closures
Nelsonville miners at Kimberly and No 5 Mines served by the C and O Railroad resumed work after days of high water. Some workers could not reach the mines due to flooded highways while others walked Robbins Hill Road to reach the sites. A WBA Review No 240 meets Tuesday at 7 30 in Red Men's Hall with a birthday supper.
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Nelsonville
Lick Run
Kimberly
C. and O. Railroad
Robbins Hill
WBA
Red Men's Hall
Tony Elum Dies at Home in Massillon
Thomas Elum, 60, a wholesale merchant, died Monday at his Massillon home after a weeks long illness. He is survived by his wife and 10 children, a brother and four sisters. A sister, Mrs. George Kouri of Nelsonville, is named.
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Nelsonville
Thomas Elum
Massillon
George Kouri
Punjab University disqualifies 150 students for exam cheating
The Pun jab University disqualifies 150 students including girls from all university exams for fixed periods due to unfair means in 1936. Some students even sent substitutes to sit the examinations.
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Punjab
Lahore
India
U.P
Punjab University
Electrocuted Animals Can Be Revived Under Four Minutes
Research by Prof. William T. McNiff and Dr. Leonard J. Piccoli of Fordham University finds counter-shocks given within four minutes can revive animals that have been electrocuted. The study outlines timing and procedure steps for emergency treatment.
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NEW York
U.P
William T. McNiff
Leonard J. Piccoli
Fordham University
Train service resumes north on Valley line
Nelsonville Sept. William Morgan of the C. and O. Railroad announced that train service will be resumed north on this line today and that miners will be served the cars without delay. Passenger train No. 30 from Columbus was expected in Nelsonville about noon, the first train since last Thursday. Freight service was expected to start later in the day.
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Nelsonville
William Morgan
C. and O. Railroad
Columbus
Freshman Charles Kelsey Injured in Laredo Court Collision
In Laredo Missouri a high school freshman Charles Kelsey fractured his leg during a basketball game against the Laredo girls team. The incident occurred on the local court and updates on his condition were not immediately disclosed.
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Laredo
U.P
Charles Kelsey
Hocking River Falls Slowly at Nelsonville
The Hocking River at Nelsonville was receding slowly this morning with about 18 inches drop from Monday. The crest of the latest rise fell short of last Friday by about two inches. Highways remained underwater in the area late this morning.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Courtsey Hoyt Courtney Taken to Grandson's Home
Chauncey Hoyt Courtney living in the flood district and ill was moved to the home of his grandson George Smith for care.
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Chauncey
Hoyt Courtney
George Smith
What's On The Air Program Schedule
A listing of radio programs includes Girl Alone Homespun Farm Home Hour Variety Time Donahue Orch NBC Dick Tracy Jack Armstrong Singing Lady Orphan Annie Tito Guitar City Sleeps Tom Mix Flying Time Easy Aces Voice of Experience Hendrik Van Loon Tenor Dude Ranch with diverse dramas musical acts and serials across stations and time slots.
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Donahue
School of the Air School of the Air School of the Air School of the Air Pepper
Young Ma Perkins
Vie and Sade
the O'Neils
Harry Richman
Mary Sothern
Betty and
Bob
Dick Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Tom Mix
Orphan Annie
Science News
X Sisters
Tom Thomas
Flying Time
Easy Aces
Hendrik van Loon
Dude Ranch
Mary Marlin
Gene Arnold
Joe White
Dan Harding
Happy Jack
Inez Lopez Bailey Axton
Busse Orch
Grandpa Burton
Orphan Annie Belmont
Farley
Carol Deis
Uncle Ezra
Ruth Lyon
Hocking River Recedes at Chauncey After Inauguration Visit
Water on the Hocking River at Chauncey fell slowly after rising to high levels until Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Theisen Sr. returned from Washington where they attended the inauguration and visited friends.
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Chauncey
Herman Theisen, Sr
Washington
Martha Bible Class meets at Millfield Church home
The Martha Bible Class of the Millfield Church of Christ met at Mrs. Daniel Fulton’s home with assistant hostess Mrs. L L Howard. Mrs. Howard, class president, led the session and Mrs. Ida Hill led the devotions. Refreshments were served.
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Millfield
Mrs Ida Schoonover Stricken by influenza again
CHAUNCEY Mrs Ida Schoonover who was stricken by influenza before Christmas has suffered a relapse. Her condition is such that visitors are not allowed. THE PLAINS Special services at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints will continue all week with Elder Loving and Dale Dickson directing nightly at 7 30.
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Chauncey
Ida Schoonover
the Plains
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Elder Loving
Dale Dickson
Gore Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings and Illness
Gore residents share birthday supper honors for Gladys Procter and Letha Lou Criswell. Events include visits from Burgess and Starr families, dances in Carbon Hill, and illness reports of chicken pox among several locals. Antiques worth five million dollars are reported stolen annually.
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Juanita Yoder
Bertie Lou Hite
Chester Hicks
Letha Lou Criswell
Ocean Tucker
Terry Lu Starr
Waldo Terrell
Ohio University
Athens
Bertha Sheiler
Shawnee
Mary Summers
Walter Starr
Columbus
James Lane
Bart Mohler
Virginia
Arthur Mohler
Maxville
Hattie Cain
Stanley Starr
New Straitsville
Ruppert Says Yanks Pilot Missed Goal in 1936
New York businessman Colonel Ruppert claims Joe McCarthy fell short of finishing 20 games ahead in 1936 failing to sweep the pennant and World Series. Ruppert spoke at a dinner with baseball writers and contrasted McCarthy's effort with his own high expectations for 1937.
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Ruppert
NEW York
U.P
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Jacob Ruppert
Col. Ruppert
Joe
Yankees
Giants
Daniel M. Daniel
New York World Telegram
Lou Gehrig
al Schacht
McCarthy
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Indians
Red Sox
Senators
White Sox
Bluffton Edges Ohio Northern In Overtime
Bluffton defeated Ohio Northern 36 to 35 in overtime. Notre Dame beat Western Reserve 55 to 20. Michigan topped Chicago 32 to 19 and Penn State won 35 to 30 over Carnegie Tech. An airplane of 100 horsepower costs between 2500 and 4000 dollars.
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Ohio Northern
Notre Dame
Western Reserve
Michigan
Chicago
Penn State
Carnegie Tech
Illini, Young Retain Leads in Big Ten Standings
Purdue pitcher Jewell Young extended his scoring lead as Illinois and Michigan held spots at the midseason mark. Michigan was held to 19 points by Chicago with Young dominating the scoring race, posting strong totals for the season.
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Chicago
U.P
Illinois
Jewell Young
Purdue
Michigan
Young
Mines in Chauncey District Reopened After Floods
Chauncey district mines reopened with two shifts though many miners could not reach work due to flood conditions. The Chauncey Mine employed 517 men, with about half able to work Monday, and Millfield Poston No 6 operated Monday with under half its regular workforce.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Mine
Millfield
Poston No. 6
Red Cross Appeals in Chauncey Area
Chauncey residents urged to contact Rev. Gilbert Courtney with Red Cross contributions for the Athens Chapter.
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RED Cross
Chauncey
Chauncey Or Vicinity
Athens
The
Gilbert Courtney
Bread sent to flood area Chauncey
One hundred sixty dollars worth of bread is being sent today to flood sufferers. Contributions will be appreciated.
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Chauncey
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