Olsonville Street Paving Set for Completion Today
NVILLE July 6 The city street department will finish paving East Columbus Street to the square. Traction cars were moved from the center and the full width is relaid with brick. Tracks on both sides of the square will be removed before the next phase begins along Clinton Street.
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Olsonville
Nville
Columbus Street
Oth
Public Square
Ette Street
Clinton Street
Alley paving work begins to connect with Cable’s Alley
A force of men started grading yesterday for paving the alley between West Franklin and West Washington Streets to link with Cable’s Alley which was paved years ago. Local social notes list numerous visits among residents from Columbus Athens Lancaster Hebbardsville Walbridge Macksville and Detroit over recent days including Miss Jennie Cook Miss Edna Laughlin and Mrs. Frank McManaway among others.
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West Franklin
West Washington Streets
Jennie Cook
Columbus
Edna Laughlin
Stout to Remodel Barron Property into Modern Funeral Home
Nelsonville July 6 C L Stout local undertaker awarded a contract to Vern H Vorhes for remodeling the former Mary Barron residence at 80 Fayette Street into a modern home and funeral parlor. The Barron house will gain a full basement new heating two extra rooms and hardwood floors with ten rooms and bath and seating for at least 200 during services.
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Nelsonville
C. L. Stout
Vern H. Vorhes
Mary Barron
Fayette Street
Barron
Mr. Stout
Vorhes
Phi Club Defeats Shoe Factory 9 to 4
Phi Club routed Shoe Factory 9 to 4 with a strong offensive showing. Eustace Galvin delivered four solid hits driving the Phi Club victory and setting the tone at the plate.
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Phi Club
Shoe Factory
Boy Scout News from Nelsonville Camp Plans
Arrange ments near complete for troop camp at Camp Endubonah the week of July 16. Local physicians offer free exams for the boys. Fee this year is 2.50 for all expenses. Scoutmaster Mender maps menu and program. Bennie Sterling supervises camp kitchen. Several boys discontinue service. Terry Greene and Carl Monks transfer to San Pedro California and Marietta respectively. Marietta district HQ. Parents cooperate with Troop officers to develop training. A hiking party including Hawk Riley Sterling Francis Parks Mathews Greene and Mascot Jimmie Linscott with Kouri Barrows and Mender hiked to Coxs Farm. An over-night.
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Nelsonville
Camp Endubonah
Mender
Bennie Sterling
Terry Greene
Carl Monks
San Pedro
California
Marietta
Hawk
J. Riley
Sterling
Francis
Parks
Mathews
Greene
Jimmie Linscott
Kouri
Barrows
Cox's Farm
Scoutcamp preparatory equipment and kitchen needs
Instruction in Scoutcraft completed and tests passed. Scouts planning to attend camp must bring two heavy blankets, coats, personal care items, clothing, utensils, and camp cookware. Additional gear may include axe, first aid kit, field glasses, rope, knapsack, canteen, and more. Scouts should gather clean kitchen items so Bennie Sterling can organize the kitchen department now.
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Bennie Sterling
Dinner Guests at Athens Home Include Nixon and Wells
Mr and Mrs Julius Fischer hosted a six o clock dinner at their Athens home with guests Miss Bertha Nixon Miss Ruth Nixon and Miss Lucile Wells Wadesworth also attending the gathering at the Cox residence.
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Julius Fischer
Bertha
Ruth Nixon
Lee Cox
Athens
Lucile Wells Wadesworth
Class No 21 plans Methodist Church picnic meeting
All members of Class No 21 of the Methodist Church are asked to meet at the church tonight at 7 30 for planning the annual picnic.
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Methodist Church
Stella Willins
Torch funeral attendees for Mrs. Dean Ewers
In Coolville on July 6 residents attending the funeral of Mrs. Dean Ewers included Miss Lucy Colemen Mrs. Emma Smith and Mr and Mrs Thomas Dunfee all named in attendance at the service.
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Coolville
Dean Ewers
Lucy Colemen
Emma Smith
Thomas Dunfee
Local Social Notes From Oak Grove
Mrs Frank O Hara and Gloria of Marion visit the Hartman home. Rev John McClain returns to the Kinsey house after two weeks with his parents in Canton. Mr and Mrs William McBride of Canton visit relatives here. Sunday School attendance rises to fifty. Busy Bee class displays banner. Orville Parsons of Columbus weekend with his parents. Miss Tula Wolfe visits Sunday. Mrs John Reed and children Erma and Bill of Nelsonville visit. Mr and Mrs Ed Carter and children of Nelsonville visit Hartmans.
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Frank O'Hara
Gloria of
Marion
William Hartman
John McClain
Charles Kinsey
Canton
Elza McClain
William McBride
Busy Bee
Orville Parsons
Columbus
Jesse Parsons
Frank Wolfe
Tula Wolfe
John Reed
Erma
Bill
Nelsonville
Ed Carter
W. B. A. Club To Meet At Mrs Tennihill Home
The W. B. A. Club holds its regular meeting at Mrs. John Tennihill's Myers Street home Friday at 7 30 p m. All members are urged to attend.
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W. B. A. Club
John Tennihill
Myers Street
Missing Ohio Girl Seen in Kentucky
Information indicates that Marian Buckley an 18 year old Wilmington College student is hitch hiking to visit friends in Kentucky. Searchers focused on the hill country near Ashland after a youth told Wilmington College Dean Frances McDonald he drove a girl matching Marian's description to that city from Portsmouth early Monday.
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Cleveland
U.P
Marian Buckley
Wilmington College
Kentucky
Ashland
Frances McDonald
Marian
Portsmouth
Two Nelsonville Men Are Tried in Federal Court
In Columbus on July 6, Edward Green and Allen Riley, Sr., both of Nelsonville, faced trial for alleged operation of an illegal still in an abandoned Perry County mine near New Straitsville on April 3. The jury failed to reach a verdict after witnesses for the prosecution and character witnesses for the defense testified. Harry Strain and Charles White admitted guilt and all defendants face sentencing on July 17.
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Columbus
U.P
Benson W. Hough
Edward Green
Nelsonville
Allen Riley, Sr
New Straitsville
Perry County
Joe Redden
William D. Carey
Harold Balser
Braden
Earl Campbell
David Adamson
Harry Strain
Charles White
Girl Drowns Imitating Companion in Ohio River
In Belpre Ohio 6 year old Madalean Thorn drowned while imitating companions after watching others dive from a boat on the Ohio River. She could not swim and her body was recovered at Cutler Beach near Rockland after 40 hours. She was a high school student and noted musician, daughter of Henry Thorn.
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Belpre
Ohio River
Madalean Thorn
Cutler Beach
Rockland
Thorn
Henry Thorn
Commander and Mrs Will Visit McArthur Folks
Commander J B Will of the U S Navy long stationed at Pasadena California has spent three weeks visiting his mother Mrs Mina Will in McArthur. He heads to Washington DC this week for duty in eastern waters. Mrs Will and daughter Millicent accompanied him and hosted a gather at Timms Cabin with family and friends including Mrs Annie Dunkle Miss Julia Bothwell and others. McArthur also counts several naval figures among its natives including Capt J W Ogan and Capt John Barleon and the late Lt Herbert Wescoat.
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J. B. Will
U. S. Navy
Pasadena
California
Mina Will
McArthur
Washington, D. C
Millicent
Will
Timms
Annie Dunkle
Athens
Julia Bothwell
Cincinnati
Miriam Will
Melvin Hisner
Lexington
Kentucky
Aaron Will, Jr
John Will
G. E. Sharp
Donald McGillivray
Genevieve Kelly
Jean Will
J. W. Ogan
U.S
Tokio
Japan
John Barleon
Fred Osborne
Richland Ave
Herbert Wescoat
Akron
Cincinnati Jewelry Auction Ordinance Declared Invalid
Federal Judge Robert Evin ruled that Middletown Ohio's city ordinance prohibiting jewelry auctions is invalid. The decision removes local restrictions and clarifies authorities on auction regulation.
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Cincinnati
Middletown
Ohio
Robert Evin
Tie of 250 Krippendorf Dittman workers strikes for wage rise
In Xenia on July 6 a strike by 250 employees at the Krippendorf Dittman Company plant in Cincinnati aimed at higher wages. The workers protested at the Xenia facility as part of a wage demand campaign by the shoe manufacturers.
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Xenia
Krippendorf Dittman Company
Cincinnati
Mrs Armstrong Returns From Gallipolis Hospital
Mrs John Armstrong of 36 Franklin Avenue has returned from Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis after an appendectomy. The operation was performed recently.
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John Armstrong
Franklin Avenue
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
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