N D Monsarrat Succeeds Roan In Sunday Creek Role
N D Monsarrat named second vice president and director of Sun day Creek company succeeding J M M Roan. He will supervise mines and serve on the executive committee alongside EL A Cole and H H Heiner, with J H Winder’s departure reshaping leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace L. Chapman
Sunday Creek Company
Columbus Paper
John H. Winder
Chapman
EL A. Cole
E. A. Cole & Co
H. H. Heiner
XS. D. Monsarrat
S. Monsarrat
Hocking Valley Railroad
Monsarrat
J. MM. Roan
Winder
Mir. Roan
E. A. Surdam
W. Gilliland
Messrs. Cole
Heiner and Monsarrat
Chanman
Cole
Many Applicants for the Position as Superintendent Named
The Athens Public Schools superintendent post draws broad interest as the Board of Education weighs numerous applicants. Candidates include T M McCaughey Akron High Schools, F B C Kirkendall Piqua, W Jones Newcomerstown, C H E Thomas Arcanum, M A Henson Jackson, and O Skinner Streator tilho. The board meets next Monday to decide if an election will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Public Schools
Athens
F. 5. Coultrap
State
Ohio University
Board of Education
T. M. McCaughey
Akron High Schools
F. BC. Kirkendall
Piqua
7. W. Jones
Newcomerstown
C. HE. Thomas
Arcanum
M. A. Henson
Jackson
O. Skinner
Streator
Til.ho
Cline Explains Hall Accident In Athens
S B Cline the driver of the drag involved in the Dean avenue crash says the boy Jittie Hall Brooks darted from behind boxes into the street and into his path. He says the accident was unavoidable and that several witnesses will corroborate his account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
S. B. Cline
Jittie Hall Brooks
Dean Avenue
Athens
Fie
Mr. Cine
New Bridge Under Way at Glouster
Glouster June 27 The High street bridge across Sunday Creek will soon be in place for traffic. Construction started Wednesday by a bridge firm representative. The bridge, washed out by the flood, will replace the old structure and include six foot wide footbridges on both sides. The town plans to open Madison street to Main street if commissioners approve a bridge. A committee of councilmen and citizens will visit Athens next month to press the bridge request. The council also contracted George Shaner to move the existing foot bridge for 80 dollars, relocating it near the Zanesville and Western trestle to allow room for a hose cart if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Madison Street
Main Street
Hugh Gormley
Athens
Sunday Creek
High Street
Zanesville & Western
George Shaner
Shaner
Nelsonville Man Edward P. Cummings Killed in Columbus
Edward P. Cummings freight conductor for the Big Four was killed when a car jumped the track in Columbus. A Nelsonville resident, he leaves a wife and two young children and is a brother in law of John Roach. The body was returned to Nelsonville for funeral services Sunday under the auspices of the K of P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roach
Nelsonville
Edward Cummings
Columbus
Edward P. Cummings
Big Four
Cummings
K. of Pvs
Meeting of Home Trustees at Chil dren's Home
The Chil dren's Home board met in regular session. Three children were admitted and Miss Georgia Cheadle was hired as a new teacher for primary grades. Cheadle, a graduate of Ohio University and daughter of Rev. Cheadle, will begin September 1 for nine months. Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. de Camp departed for a month’s visit with Dr. and Mrs. White in Fairmont, ML.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Cheadle
Biss Cheadle
Ohio University
Rey. Cheadle
Vinton County
Elizabeth Ryan
George Reynolds
George de Camp
A. B. White
Fairmont
B P S Addresses Water Shortage And Upgrades
The Board of Public Affairs explains water problems after reservoir damage and three wells underperform. A new well and compressor will cost over $2,000 with bids published. council approval obtained. A special water inspector will curb waste as hill residents protest uneven supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Board of Public Affairs
Bell
Debaritzent
Athens
Bounidl
Miss Mulligan Leaves for Europe on Dispatch Tour
Miss Alize Mulligan, in company with her patents, travels with a twenty girl party under Col. Wilson as chaperone. They embark in New York and will visit Moville, Greenock, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Stratford on Avon, London, Brussels, Rhine cities, Paris, then return via New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Alize Mulligan
Thomas Mulligan
Columbus
Mulligan
Dispatch
Europe
Col. Wilson
New York
Columbia
Moville
Ireland
Green‘ock
Scotland
Glasgow
Edinburg
Werwick
Stratford-on-Avon
London
Brussels
Rhine
Switzerland
Paris
Junior Cooking Club Held At Congress Street Home
Mrs E C Burchfield hosted the Junior Cooking club at her Congress street home Friday evening. The setting featured pink and green club colors and an exceptionally fine luncheon was served. Guests included Mrs Arthur Woollen of New York City Mrs Howerd Charter of Marion Ind Mrs B Frank Stout of Parkersburg Miss Clara Haines of Sabina and Mrs 3 Cc Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Haines
Sabina
J. C. Jones
Julia Norton
C Norton
Greenfield
M. M. Reynolds
New York City
E. C. Burchfield
Congress Street
Arthur Woollen
Howerd Charter
Marion, Ind
B. Frank Stout
Parkersburg
Clara Haines
Cc. Jones
State Officials of Miners Here in Athens
United Mine Workers leaders including State President William Savage and Sub-District Chiefs met in Athens with Sunday Creek officials to resolve a dock on dirty coal dispute. The miners sought higher docking threshold from 100 to 156 pounds, but the company agreed to use smaller cars, returning conditions to prior practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Athens
William Savage
John Moore
Joseph Richards
N. D. Monsgrrat
D. H. Williams
Sunday Creek Company
Green
Supt. Williams
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N. D. Monsarrat
Roan
S. A. Hibbard
George Junod
Dana Brooks
H. J. Graham
J. J. Otis
P. E. Shirley
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Mrs
Frank S. Roach
Alston Ellis
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Put-in- Bay
Helen Gabrielle Hoodier
H. P. Hoodier
Marsh Held
Elmer Golden
Logan
Ror Butin
George Reed
Uriehsville
George Baker
Anna Baker
G. H. Harper
Amoret, Mo
R. ¥. Harper
Bates Country
Don D. Tullis
Presbyterian
Tullis
H. F. Link
Cleveland
Mr. Wheatley
Miss Pond
Bill” Thompson
Cliff
Detroit
Mich
John Thompson
John Joyce
Varian
A. M. Lewis
Joyce
George Lewis
New England
William French
Harry Bingham
Sunday
Clarence Kyle
William Kyle
Mr. Dow Higgins
J. W. Higgins
George Bethel
A. S. Bethel
Myrtle Cooley
Hiram Cooley
Ike Slaughter
Roll Carpenter
Dave Johnson
Webb Bethel
Jacksonville
George Partlow
Littie
Virginia
D. F. Thomas
Hamilton
Webster Thomas
W. A. Thomas
Roy Pilcher
Carson Sanders
Nelsonvile
Alex Moore
Deanville
Sarah Ewing
Jennie Ewing
Marion
Mr. George, Ewing
Charles Briggs
George Briggs
Dandruff
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Itans
Meeting OF Home Trustees
Woon
Basom
DR. Chase
Coolville
Ohio
Amesvillel
J. M. Basom
Icing, Jr
King, Jr
Seducer
Feneion
Brilliant
Coco II
Romulus
Moreuil
M. Caget
Flora
Gallardon
Albany
Hebbardsville
Pearl Coe
Marshfield
Frank Swaim
Athens Fair Grounds
N. G. Cheadle
Gar. F. Cheadle
Renown Engine Standard Oil Company
Miss Mulligan
Morrow
W. H. McKee
E. R. Lash
Barton Drug Co
Chauncey
Ion US Ut
Laauacer
Mel
Gallatin
Tenn
Castoria
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