Nelsonville Shoe Factory Begins Accepting Applications
Nelsonville opens jobs at the new shoe factory with William Brooks, company president, arriving Tuesday at 9 am to collect applications from Nelsonville residents only at the factory building. Brooks, active in local Democratic politics, has served on the County Board of Elections and the City Board of Education.
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Nelsonville
William Brooks
Brooks
Columbus
County Board of Elections
Like Grandfather Like Grandson in Political Candidacy
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. of Beverly announces a bid for the Republican nomination for a Massachusetts House seat, following his grandfather Senator Henry Cabot Lodge’s path. The piece also lists multiple local visits and family travel notes across Cincinnati Norwood Dayton and Kentucky with relatives.
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Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Beverly
Mass
House
Repre
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
Pharmacy Clerk Leaves for Lancaster After 10 Years
Robert Huenefeld, longtime Fountain Pharmacy clerk in Nelsonville, departed for Lancaster to join Loeher Pharmacy in new City Park premises. His wife and son will relocate mid August while Robert Jr. completes a summer program at Ohio University.
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Nelsonville
Robert Huenefeld
Fountain Pharmacy
Lancaster
Loeher Pharmacy
City Park
Q-623 Relief Promise for Rheumatism and Nerve Pain
Found at last the famous Q-623 relief for rheumatism neuritis arthritis sciatica lumbago is now available to all sufferers. Q-623 is a prescription of a famous specialist that has helped thousands when other remedies failed. A few doses usually stop the pain and many say it is worth its weight in gold. Sold only at Quick's Cut Rate Store.
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Quick
Adv
Make This Model at Home Pattern 2379 by Anne Adams
Homemaking note advertises pattern 2379 a cotton frock design by Anne Adams with a brown and white gingham fabric contrast collar. Sizes 12 to 20 and 32 to 40 offered. size 16 uses 4 18 yards of 36 inch fabric plus 1 yard contrast. price 15 cents per pattern, catalog 15 cents, or catalog and pattern 25 cents. mail orders to The Atlas Messenger Pattern Department New York.
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Anne Adams
Sether
Athas Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Merchants Defeat Sunbury Nine 11 to 1 in Nelsonville
Gilbert Smith pitched the Nelsonville Merchants to an 11 to 1 victory over Sunbury as the Merchants collected 15 hits off Lechler and Harris. Clyde Ray had four hits including a two-base and a three-base hit to pace the offense, with Hilleary adding three singles. Sunbury's only extra-base hit was Harris with a double as Smith limited Sunbury to two hits.
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Smith
Nelsonville
Gilbert Smith
Nelsonville Merchants
Sunbury
Merchants
Lechier
Harris
Clyde Ray
Hilleary
Stenianemcus
RTE
Hartley
Wyapiers
Stewart
Grahasi
Tories
Sunbury Abrhpoa
Smaulme
Kempton
Moxley
Morris
Worley
Deering
Schick
Lechler
Whyte
Dover
Than
Ray
Dupler
Linton
Nels
Shan
Balk
Lake
Two Elderly Women Die in Nelsonville Area
Mrs. Philena McKnight of 80 died Saturday at her son John McKnight’s home near Connett. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 PM at Nelsonville Pilgrim Holiness Church, Rev. D. C. Shearer officiating, burial in Carbon Hill. Survived by her husband Jack and five children. Mrs Cinderella Bowen, 83, died Sunday at her Buchtel home. funeral arrangements pending.
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Nelsonville
Philena McKnight
John McKnight
Connett
Deaths Reported in Nelsonville and Orbiston
John W. Throckmorton 73 died at his New Marshfield home. Funeral at M. P. Church New Marshfield Wednesday 10 a.m. Burial New Marshfield. Wife three sons two daughters survive. Ross Souders 41 died suddenly at his father William Souders Orbiston home from heart attack. Funeral at Orbiston Church Wednesday 1 p.m. Burial Buchtel.
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Nelsonville
John W. Throckmorton
New Marshfield
M. P
Ross Souders
William Souders
Orbiston
Visits and homecomings across Athens and nearby towns
Personal notices detail Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. Blackburn and others visiting Old Man's Cave Sunday. Mt. Vernon visitor Orland Cook calls on his mother in town. More residents travel between Athens Cambridge Willard and Columbus for family gatherings and vacations, with several returning home after visits.
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S. Blackburn
Ed. Keyes
Rita Powell
Old Man's Cave
Orland Cook
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Rose Cook
C. A. Hooper
Athens
Verity
Madison Street
Clara Love
Fred Love, Jr
Cincinnati
H. J. Long
Franklin Street
Mary Whyte
Floyd Leake
Linden Avenue
Columbus
Mary Cox
Val Cox
Frances Cox
W. Washington Street
Don Davis
J. D. Spence
Cambridge
Robert Huenefeld
C. E. Reigle
New York City
Harry Davis
Willard Hall
New York
Henry Bott
Nettie Keeton
Will Keeton
Murray City
Orbiston
Birthday Recitals Across Families In Athens Area
The Pedigo and Edgar families celebrated Mrs. M B Pedigo and Mrs Paul Edgar's birthdays with a July 17 dinner at Cross Street home. Attending were Paul Edgar Athens Clarence McMillen Norma Jean Morris Frost and others including four generations. A Methodist class plans a Tuesday evening gathering at Effie Devore’s Adams Street home. In Nelsonville a five year old boy, Jimmy Stratton, was knocked unconscious by a falling flower box and is recovering from facial bruises.
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M. B. Pedigo
Paul Edgar
Cross Street
Athens
Clarence McMillen
Norma Jean
Haydenville
Nancy Morris
Frost
John
Joe
Merle
Charles
William Anderson
Harry Taylor
Edward Pedigo
Norma Jean McMillen
Methodist Sunday School
Effie Devore
Adams Street
Raine
Kennedy
Devore
Nelsonville
Jimmy Stratton
Carl Stratton
Fayette Street
Kings Heralds to Meet at Methodist Church
The King's Heralds will meet in the parlor of the Methodist Church on Wednesday evening at 6:36. All members are expected to be present.
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King's Heralds
King’s Heralds
Methodist Church
117th Natal Anniversary Celebrated in Jersey City
Mrs. Dora Meyers marked 117 years with a chicken dinner shared with her 89 year old son John who has been jobless a decade. Union City Plattdeutsche Verein members provided flowers cakes and the meal. She came from Hamburg at 15 and her husband died in the Civil War with Union troops.
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Jersey City
N. J
U.P
Dora Meyers
John
Union City Plattdeutsche Verein
John Bischoff
Vereen
Hamburg
Match Maker Slowed Down by Low Mood
In Elyria Ohio on July 18 40 RiPol i tics and the low mood dampen the matrimonial market says Mrs Nellie Stull president of the National Widow and Widowers Club. She claims politics and depression keep men timid about marriage and that once the mood lifts romance will rebound with many letters and marriages arranged.
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Elyria
Nellie Stull
National
Widow and Widowers Club
Pleads Not Guilty Impersonator Denied Charge
William Parks of Gloucester pleaded not guilty at a hearing before Magistrate C. H. Porter and was released on $200 bond. The case bound over to Common Pleas Court. An affidavit by Ester Barrows alleged Parks acted as a deputy constable and ordered a man to be taken from the Chauncey Mine operated by Manhattan Coal Company, with National Guardsmen detaining him and contacting Sheriff Wayne Wingett in Athens.
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William Parks
Glouster
C. H. Porter
Common Pleas Court
Ester Barrows
Parks
J.ville
Chauncey Mine 2
Manhattan Coal Company
National Guardsmen
Wayne Wingett
Athens
Hughes Resigns to Take Lima Junior High Athletics Director Post
Bernard E. Hughes, two year supervisor of health and physical education for Athens County Schools, resigned Saturday to become director of athletics at Lima Junior High School. He has served as Lima playground director this summer. No immediate replacement is named. a conference in Columbus with the State Department of Education auditor is planned regarding the vacancy.
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Bernard E. Hughes
Athens County
Lima Junior High School
Lima
Hughes
Alex Root
Columbus
State Department of Education
Y. W. C. A Sponsors Dance at Mens Union
Y. W. C. A sponsors a dance at the Men's Union Saturday night from 8 30 to 11 30 with Woody's Orchestra providing music. This is the third of four dances this organization sponsors during the summer term. Helen Yoder and Agnes Eisen lead the affair.
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Men's Union
Woody
Helen Yoder
Agnes Eisen
Not Ready for Taxes Delays Dune Collection in Athens County
Tax collection in Athens County will not open until late July Treasurer G D Gorham said payments cannot be made before that date Clerks finish closing December books after June end to prepare for next collection. Rescue teams search for missing Pan American Grace Airways liner San Jose with six passengers and crew of three across the Andes from Santiago to Mendoza.
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Athens County
G. D. Gorham
Gorham
What Van Can Do With His Thinker
New language devised by Prof Edward P Foster of Waverly West Virginia claims to replace English with 12 000 words built from vowels and initials The system labels parts of speech with vowels and uses letters as signals to form verbs pronouns prepositions and conjunctions The project was unveiled in New York on July 18 and is nicknamed Mipear by Foster
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New York
Juy
Uph
Edward PF. Foster
Waverly
W. Va
Veterans Army
Washington
Congress
Foster
Temperature cools after weekend heat wave in district
Temperatures fell from Sundays high near 104 to 92 today with a cool breeze easing the heat. The Friday peak touched 106 while Sunday night dropped to 82 and the river level eased from 3.4 to 3.40.
Half Million Apply For Jobs In Ohio
Nearly 475 768 persons sought jobs at 14 state city employment offices in Ohio in the first half of the year. Of those, 8 082 were reported placed. Men comprised 84 52 percent of applicants and 121 218 were women. Among those placed 20 971 were men and 18 06 were women.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Department of Industrial Relations
Governor Investigates Extradition Case in Ohio
Governor White announced an initial probe into a charge by Assistant Prosecutor Duncan Me Cres of Betrot that $80,000 was paid to halt extradition. The dispute concerns James Licavell of Toledo wanted in Detroit for murder. White may brief Michigan Governor Brucker after the review.
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Columbus
White
Duncan Me Cres
Betrott
Federal Hunt In Lindbergh Death Slows
Federal detective agencies have withdrawn from active participation in the Lindbergh baby case though ordered by President Hoover to pursue the killers. New Jersey State Police under Col H Norman Schwarzkopf now direct the manhunt with federal agencies on standby. A detective official calls the case a horrible mess and notes the Secret Service has not found the $80,000 ransom bank notes aside from two found in New York City.
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Washington
Hoover
New Jersey
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Indianapolis Doctors Urge Early Hay Fever Prevention Booklet
Leading authorities advise starting hay fever prevention now to beat August onset. Sufferers are invited to request a free booklet on the discovery of hay fever and asthma from The Fugate Co. Dept. 4931 126 Meridian St. Indianapolis Tad. No cost. No obligation.
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Indianapolis
Fugate Co
Meridian St
Indianapolia
Tad
Adv
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