Coal Foundation Education Slated At Nelsonville Meeting
At Nelsonville meeting leaders explained Ohio coal foundation aims to educate dealers and the public about using Ohio mined coal. they cited 1938 Ohio coal consumption and imports, urged dealer installation in counties, and discussed tax-funded use and regional mechanization potential.
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Ohio
Brehm
General Assembly
Dr. Brehm
Michigan
Indiana
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio Coal Foundation
Wallace Speaks
Wallace
Buckley
St. Clairsville
Dawson
Hocking
Ohio coal could fund a portion of school salaries
The piece argues that if local mines operated regularly they could meet about one sixth of the required school tax. It states the mines would cover salaries for 7,000 of Ohio's 40,000 teachers if Ohio coal buyers ordered from Ohio coal producers.
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Ohio
Ohio Coal
State Vice-President To Speak at Eagles
Virgil Davis state vice president will speak at the Eagles meeting in Nelsonville at 7 30 pm. Davis recently elected to the state office is a former Nelsonville resident and well known locally. Worthy President Clyde Byers says the degree team led by Captain Harry Chesher will convene after the meeting.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
Virgil Davis
Davis
Clyde Byers
Harry Chesher
Zaleski Parish Plans Lawn Party for Rectory Fund
A lawn party at St Sylvester's Parish in Zaleski to benefit the new rectory is set for Thursday evening July 13. Lunch will be served and games played. if rain falls the event moves to the rectory basement.
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Zaleski
St Sylvester's Parish
Weekly Choir Rehearsal at Church of Christ Sanctuary
Tonight at seven o'clock the Nelsonville church hosts the choir for its regular weekly rehearsal in the Sanctuary of the Church of Christ.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Report of the Condition of the Security Savings Bank Co
The balance sheet shows deposits totaling 2,042,091.495 and loans and investments pledged to secure liabilities. Officers and directors certify the figures as true to the best knowledge, sworn before notary on July 10, 1930 in Athens Ohio.
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Security Savings Bank CO
United States
Pean Besiks Eesias
State OF
Ohlo
County OF
Athens
R. C. Cook
Nelsonville Sportsmen Plan Meeting at Circle Hill Pond
Nelsonville Sportsmen's Association schedules a 7 p.m. meeting at Circle Hill Pond to discuss taking over the pond, with F G Smith of Sun day Creek Coal Co and District Fish Agent Roach expected to speak. The group aims to survey adult fish and boost local fishing as Lake Zaleski opens and improvements proceed on Circle Hill pond and nearby waters.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Sportsmen's Association
Circle Hill
F. G. Smith
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Roach
Zaleski
Circle Hill Pond
Hocking River
American Legion
Corning Brief Notes Show Wide Family Visits
Local residents list visits and travels spanning Columbus Groveport Wellston Zanesville Groveport and Glouster. Family members including Clark Barnett Lally Jones Murray and Ferguson join relatives across Ohio and beyond for holidays and weeklong stays. The note also covers 4-H Club meeting with Hazel Fisher and attendees plus regional holiday visits from New Brunswick and Athens.
Greys Defeat Carbon Hill in Twilight League clash
The Greys beat Carbon Hill 3 1 as pitcher Woodson allowed four hits while North yielded five. Walters and Stubbs starred in the field with seven chances each. Herrold made a running grab on Woodson’s third inning drive. Winnigan led the offense with two hits. Carbon Hill protested the game to the City Baseball Commission. Tonight Camp Nelson faces Buchtel at 5 30.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greys
Carbon Hill
Woodson
Hocking County Boys
Big Jim” North
Walters
Stubbs
Greys
Herrold
Bill Winnigan
Carlton Hill
City Baseball Commission
Camp Nelson
Buchtel
Retail Clerks Union Elects Officers in Nelsonville Meeting
A well attended Retail Clerks Union session in the K of P Hall saw voting for officers. Charles Glenn was elected president with Frank Betts as vice president Bessie Stephenson as financial secretary and Ella Shanner as corresponding secretary. Installations set for August, when the president will appoint the new executive committee.
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Nelsonville
Retail Clerks Union
K. of
No Sunday Service At Episcopal Church
Nelsonville reports no Sunday morning service at the Episcopal Church this week after several weeks of 9 am worship. The church will join in a union service Sunday evening with an announcement to follow.
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Episcopal Church
Nelsonville
WPA School Feeding To Begin at Glouster
Mayor C F Wallace announced a WPA school feeding project at Glouster High School starting Thursday July 13. Indigent children are urged to attend the lunch program each day at 11:30.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
C. F. Wallace
Food distribution for York Township relief set at township house
Federal surplus commodities will be distributed to direct relief clients of York Township at the township house on Wednesday afternoon at 1. The event aims to aid residents in need with available surplus foods.
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Nelsonville
York Township
Nelsonville Man Pleads Guilty to Intoxication
Floyd Dierth of Nelsonville pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor C. G. Dew and was fined five dollars plus costs. Also in Nelsonville GT Club members plan a Wiener roast at Mrs. Roy Morris's High Street home Tuesday evening.
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Nelsonville
Floyd Dierth
C. G. Dew
GT Club
Roy Morris
High St
Food Commodities Distribution at Mayor's Office
Federal commodities will be distributed at the Mayor's Office in Buchtel on Wednesday morning from 9 to 12.
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Buchtel
Degree of Pocahontas Benefit Party Sponsored
The Degree of Pocahontas is sponsoring a benefit party at Pocahontas Hall on Wednesday night at eight o clock. Proceeds will support local community programs and hall maintenance.
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Degree of Pocahontas
Pocahontas Hall
Meeting Recap of Flatwoods 4-H Club
Open gathering at Mae Frank’s home included guests, refreshments, and games. The next meeting is set for July 19 at Mrs. Etta Wills’ home at two o clock.
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MAE Frank
Pomeroy
4-H Club
Flatwoods
Etta Wills
Hiram Searls Dies Suddenly in Corning at 72
Nelsonville obituary reports Hiram Searls age 72 died suddenly while visiting relatives in Corning. He is survived by wife Hattie three sons Chauncey Elmer George Ira two step daughters Jennie Caseyboon Sylvia Warren and step son Joe Bailey. Funeral set for Thursday 2 PM at Morristown Church with burial at Greenlawn Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Hiram Searls
Corning
Sylvia Warren
Morristown
Greenlawn
Hattie
Elmer
George
Chauncey
Ira
Columbus
Jennie Caseyboon
Joe Bailey
Nelsonville Girl Scouts Head to Camp for Two Weeks
A group of Nelsonville Girl Scouts departed Sunday for the Ross Hocking Area Camp near Laurelville. The two week stay includes Emily Sharp Elizabeth Shafer Margaret Warren Janis Warren Patty Lou Hall Arlene Hall Ruth Mathewson Mariam Betts Patty Kentner Polly Johnson Sally Jackson and Ann Preston.
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Nelsonville
Ross- Hocking
Laurelville
Emily Sharp
Elizabeth Shafer
Margaret and
Janis Warren
Patty Lou Hall
Arlene Hall
Ruth Mathewson
Mariam Betts
Patty Kentner
Polly Johnson
Sally Jackson
Ann Preston
Social notes from Columbus and area events
Mrs Earl Baker and Miss Mable Campbell visit Mrs Tena Campbell in Columbus after an auto accident. Beginners and swimmers life saving tests offered at 8 45 each morning Wednesday through Saturday. Various local residents and families, including Flossie Crawford, C A Slater, Raymond Raine, and Ada Jean, spend weekends at Buckeye Lake and attend events. Postmaster L Eberle attends Ohio Chapter meeting while James Farley speaks at a noon banquet.
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Red Cross
Flossie Crawford
Cleveland
Henry
Crawford
C. A. Slater
Richard Lee
Murray City
Raymond Raine
Ada Jean
Buckeye Lake
S. Sharff
Canton
Mansfield Schoal
Columbus
L. A. Whitmore
Audrey Ailes
Amos Ailes
Gustav Kramer
Quincey
Ill
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John S. Welsh
William Morgan
Charles Cook
Herbert Leyshorf
Philadelphia
R. R. Stalter
Grand Canyon
Leyshon
William
Sam Howe
Mary Jane Howe
Mary Jane Walker
Paul Shearer
Lancaster
Epworth League
Nelsonville
L. J. Eberle
Ohio
National Association of Postmasters
C. G. Pritchard
James Farley
Three U S Battleships Visit Quebec in July
Quebec will host what is described as the largest U S warship squadron to visit the St. Lawrence River. On July 10 the battleships New York Arkansas and Texas will anchor for a 10 day stay. All are older type ships with New York and Texas completed in 1912 and Arkansas a year earlier.
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Quebec
St. Lawrence River
New York
Arkansas
Texas
U. S. Navy
Dover Township Man Weds Meigs County Girl
CORNING Hiram D Searles 72 of Millfield died suddenly Monday at his brother William's home in Corning while in a wheat field. Born May 9 1867 in Vinton County he was a retired coal miner. Survived by wife Hattie three sons Ira George Elmer a brother William and sister Mrs Florie Drew. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Morristown Holiness Church Millfield Rev Hiram Mingus officiating. Burial Greenlawn Nelsonville. Body to Millfield home Tuesday afternoon.
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Corning
Hiram D. Searles
Millfield
William
Vinton County
Hattie Searles
Ira
Columbus
George
Marshtown
Rutland Visit Among Crukshanks and Relatives
Mr and Mrs Luther Cruikshank and son Thomas Chauncey plus their uncle John Nelson from Middletown spent Sunday in Rutland visiting Mrs Lucy Cheadle and her family. Guests included Mr and Mrs Theodore Burris Mr and Mrs Mankin of Syracuse. Dana Covert joined visits to Roy Johnson Bradbury Dale Willis and Tucker. Mr Nelson stayed in Downington to visit relatives. The Cruikshanks also visited Mr and Mrs James Cheadle.
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Chauncey
Luther Cruikshank
Thomas
John Nelson
Middletown
Rutland
Lucy Cheadle
Theodore Burris
Mankin
Syracuse
Dale Willis
Tucker
Nelson
Downington
Cruikshanks
James Cheadle
Birth of Jerry Lee Yates in Chauncey
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Yates announce the birth of a six pound son named Jerry Lee on Thursday July 6 at the home of Mrs. Yates’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mingus in Chauncey. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Webster Cunningham of Chauncey and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mingus of Greens Run.
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Chauncey
Arthur Yates
Deanville
Jerry Lee
Yates
Edward Mingus
Webster Cunningham
Joseph Mingus
Greens Run
Calendar family hosts guests from near and far
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Calendine and sons Curtis and Wendell of Lower Plains entertained recent guests including Mr. and Mrs. Frank May Ruth May Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cave Canal Winchester Emil Bailey Millersport Ohio Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Quidor Bob Virginia Kathryn and Jane Quidor Athens.
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Chauncey
Ralph Calendine and
Curtis and
Wendell
Lower Plains
Frank May
Ruth May
J. D. Cave
Canal Winchester
Emil Bailey
Millersport
E. T. Quidor
Bob
Virginia
Kathryn
Jane Quidor
Athens
McKinney Daughters Attend Holiness Meeting in Flatrock
Chauncey residents Dorothy and Elaine McKinney daughters of Mr and Mrs Andrew McKinney attended an evangelistic Holiness Church meeting at Flatrock West Virginia on a recent Sunday.
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Chauncey
Dorothy
Elaine McKinney
Andrew McKinney
Flatrock
W. Va
Holiness Church
Grants Have Guests at Zion Church Dinner
Rev and Mrs Melvin Dunn and their son Harold of Wellston visited Zion Church Lower Plains on Sunday and were entertained at dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs R E Grant.
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Grants
Chauncey
Melvin Dunn
Harold
Wellston
Zion Church
Lower Plains
R. E. Grant
Chauncey 4 H Club to Meet at High School Grounds
Busy Stitchers of the Chauncey 4 H Club will hold a meeting at Chauncey high school grounds on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Members will discuss project progress and upcoming fair entries.
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Chauncey
Chauncey 4-H Club
WestHarper Wedding Ties Chauncey to Kentucky
Chauncey announces the marriage of David West and Edna Harper. The ceremony took place Saturday July 8 in Greenup Kentucky with Rev Lacks officiating. Only attendant was the bride’s mother. They will live with the groom’s parents near Chauncey.
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David West
Edna Harper
Kentucky
Chauncey
Edward West
Near Chauncey
Raymond Harper
Sumner
Greenup
Lacks
M. E. Church
Chauncey District Social and Personal News
Nellie Mullins of Chauncey returns from Columbus visit with her sister Mrs. Herbert Lowery and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burchfield recently visited Mrs. Hazel Lyman in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Horner of Longstreth were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dicken of Lower Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore entertained July Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meier of Nelsonville and Mrs. Frank Moore of Athens. Mrs. Frank Moore spends a week in the Harry Moore home.
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Chauncey
Nellie Mullins
Columbus
Herbert Lowery
Arthur Burchfield
Hazel Lyman
Athens
Samuel Horner
Longstreth
W. E. Dicken
Lower Plains
Harry Moore
Charles Meier
Nelsonville
Frank Moore
Pearl Burch Recovering After Porch Swing Accident
Mrs. Pearl Burch was removed from Sheltering Arms Hospital to her Sugar Creek home after a swing chain broke and her leg was injured. She is making a good recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burchfield of Lower Plains visited her Sunday.
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Chauncey
Pearl Burchfield
Sugar Creek
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Sisson Family Plans Week at Indian Lake Visit
Chauncey Mr. and Mrs. William Sisson with daughter Lorena Mae and Virginia McQuaid depart for a week at Indian Lake. Mrs. Sisson’s sister Myrtle Matheny oversees the Sisson store and their mother Elizabeth Robinett stays at the Sisson home during the absence.
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Chauncey
William Sisson
Lorena Mae
Virginia McQuaid
Indian Lake
Chauncey Mayor Schedules Special Council Meeting
Mayor W. D. Hines of Chauncey announces a Chauncey Council special meeting to be held in the mayor's office at the city building on Wednesday July 12 at 7 p m. The notice calls for discussion of city business and official actions.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Chauncey Council
Condition of Mrs Gabriel Improves at Home
Mrs George Gabriel Jr is seriously ill at her Lower Plains home but shows improvement. Her sister Mrs Lizzie Barber of Nelsonville visited last week. Chassence, a sixteenth century French jurist, argued for rats accused of destroying barley crops saying cats in the area made their appearance unsafe for trial.
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Chauncey
George Gabriel, Jr
Lower Plains
Lizzie Barber
Nelsonville
Chassence
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