Hickman Appointed To Officers Corps in 1931 Army
Mayor W Hickman is named first lieutenant in the Officers Reserve Corps with appointment dated July 10 and effective June 1 1931. The five year term includes annual 15 day active service plus possible mobilization in emergencies. He previously earned a second lieutenant commission in 1926 and plans for a captain’s commission while continuing studies. The item also notes his Fort Thomas visit and ongoing military advancement. 4 H Club Meets Rainbow Cookers 4 H Club meets at Miss Edith Kioneer home with 20 members reporting yearly dish counts. Program includes recitations jokes piano solos reading and poems. Five girls are chosen as hostesses for the next meeting July 23 at Miss Einneer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
W Hickman
United States Army
Adjutant General Fa
Hickpan
330Th Infantry
Hickman
Fort Thomas
Rainbow Cookers
Edith Kioneer
Fannie Glenn
Retary
Marie Warehime
Dolores Cupit
Mary Alice Wagner
CoraHe Buell
Ruth Lowery
Pauline Brown
Einneer
Flags for War Vets Gathered By Local Postmaster
Flags supplied by the United States Veterans' Bureau under a World War Veterans Act amendment were received for reported war veterans at Fost master Harry W McKinstry. The postmaster will issue forms and help determine eligibility with discharge certificates or other evidence shown by the next of kin or burial representative. A folder with placement instructions accompanies each flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Harry W McKinstry
Protection measures for Ohio wild waterfowl expanded
The Ohio Conference Council investigates waterfowl in danger of extermination and enacts four Jacksnipes, wild ducks, coots and gallinules protective seasons. Geese and coot may be taken Oct 1 to Dec 31, replacing Sept 16. Limited take of snipes or gallinules remains restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Conferention Council
Ohio
Scouts Work For Sewing Badge
Girl Scouts meet at the M G at 2 o clock Monday to cut dress patterns for the next regular meeting Tuesday. Girls work under a sewing staff to earn the sewing badge. Each meeting includes a swimming session where six girls attempt to pass the swimming badge. week three girls passed part of their swimming tests.
Hospital Notes from Sheltering Hospital This Week
Ents received include Aut ppelear and Mias Goldie Strawn with minor operations. Ralph Miller, Poston, and Mrs Worley Davis undergoing major procedures. Discharges list Tom Gibson and Lee Price among others. convalescents include Mrs Oscar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aut Ppelear
Chotster
Mias Goldie Strawn
Mra
Frank Mester
Athens
Ralph Miller
Ft. Poston
Gladya Pickering
Worley Davis
Jonah Athens
Tom Gibson
Tron
Lee Price
Glouster
Generva Bear-sbany
Kure Vogs
Athena
Reynolds
Davit Young
Oscar
Mine Strike Over Checkweighman Dispute In Nobenville
Strike at the Western Fuel Company mine near Nobenville stems from a disagreement over appointing a checkweighman. About 190 workers affected after a weeks’ operation and Wednesday closure. Management says the chosen paymaster was not a current employee. mine to remain down indefinitely. A miners’ meeting in Murray City drew roughly 400 participants, led by district leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neleonville
Western
Sty Coose Run
James Guy
Guy
Murray Civ
Let Hl
Davis Watkins
U. M Woof
Dairymen To Attend Cedar Point Meeting
A large delegation of ice cream manufacturers milk distributors and creamery owners from southeastern Ohio will attend the Cedar Point summer meeting of the Ohio Dairy Products Association. Several hundred persons will be present and a social program is planned alongside the business session. C H Homer of Zanesville, A H Brooks of Athetts, Homer Johnson of Caldwell, and Bir Cc Bennett of Nelsonville hold officer or committee roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southastern
Ohio
Ohio Dairy Products Association
H Homer
Zanesville
Homer
A H Brooks
Athetts
Ohio Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Homer Johnson
Caldwell
Bir Cc & Bennett
Nelsonville
Willing Workers 4 H Club Holds July Plans
The Pleasanton Willing Workers 4 H club met at Mrs Haning's home with members Francea Haning Ruth Eggleston Murel Marie Haning Margaret Haning TLetha Patrick Thelma Patrick Bernadine Sewell Margaret Haning Fem Marie Sewell Ruth Tribe and Ida Young present One visitor attended Roll calls Secretaries Treasurers reports were read Ice cream supper planned for Pratts Grove Saturday night Members chose white trousers trimmed in green with green accents for a parade outfit The next meeting is July 30 at the home of Miss Thelora and Letha Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers 4-H Club
Pleasanton
Mrs Haning
Francea Haning
Ruth Eggleston Murel
Marie Haning
Margaret Haning
Tletha Patrick
Thelma Patrick
Bernadine Sewell
Margaret Thomas
Fem
Marie Sewell
Ruth Tribe
Ida Young
Tressary
Pratts Grove
Misses Thelora
Letha Patrick
Jailed on Charge of Failure To Provide
William Bolin Jr. was brought from Bellefontaine by Constable Joseph Jonas to face a failure to provide for an aged parent charge. Bolin pled not guilty before Magistrate C H Porter and was jailed in default of a 400 dollar bond. James Blackford of Sugar Creek pled guilty to hunting without a license and was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Magistrate Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bolin Jr
Bellefontaine
Joseph Jonas
Bolin
C. H Porter
Tefault
James Blackford
Sugar Creek
Browne Defeats Hauck in State Women’s Golf Semifinal
At Westwood Country Club in Cleveland, Miss Marsy K. Browne of Cleveland defeated Miss Mary Hauck of Toledo 4 and 3 in the semifinal round of the state women’s golf championship. Browne, a noted tennis star, advances as defending champion Hauck is unable to repeat the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood Country Club
Cleveland
Marsy K. Browne
Mis Mary Hauck
Toledo
Amess
Sail on European Tour Charenen Betts and Slater Leave Country
Clarence Butts and Mrs Jack Slater with uncle Joseph Slater depart Nelsonville for a week long Europe tour. They will visit Cairney Bank House in Dudley England before continuing. John Mooney plans Ireland visit after Friday mailing. Club and society notices follow with meeting reminders and luncheon details.
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Nelsonville
Hira
Clarence Butts
This City
Jack Slater
Murray City
Joseph Slater
Columbus
New York
Europe
Mr Slater
Cairney Bank House
Dudley
England
John S Mooney
Ireland
Bernadine Woodard Hosts Breakfast in Honor of Anna White
Ness Bernadine Woodard of Myers Crossing entertained a group of friends at her country home on Thursday morning in honor of her cousin Miss Anna White of Morgantown Virginia. Other guests included Miss Marcella Horn of Athens and Misses Helen Jackson Pauline Whitlatch Kathleen Saltz Eleanore Woodard Elmo Higgins Maxine Hall Ruth Shafer Margaret Joy Shafer Ruth Backus Jo Barnicut and Virginia Loutherle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness Bernadine Woodard
Myers Crossing
Homor
Anna White
Morgantown
Marcella
Horn
Athens
Helen Jackson
Pauline Whitlatch
Kathleen Saltz
Eleanore Woodard
Elmo Higgins
Maxine Hall
Ruth Shafer
Margaret Joy Shafer
Ruth Backus
Jo Barnicut
Virginia Loutherle
Lottridge Hosts Guests in Athens Area Weekend Visit
The article lists numerous residents visiting or staying with local families, including Mr and Mrs L T Runi and guests from Athens such as Mr and Mrs Lewis Shirley and family, Mrs Fern Swindler, and several Jeffers and Allen households. It notes hospitality at the Davis and Jenkins homes and multiple local names connected to weekend plans.
Stewart and Nearby Guests Attend Weekends Across the Area
Social notes list Stewart residents hosting and visiting family and friends from Pomeroy Nelsonville Parkersburg Amesville and Hagerstown Md. Many attendees traveled to Parkersburg for an event and to Camp Harrison with plans noted for future trips.
Repair Work Started on Damaged Floodwood Unit
Floodwood electrical station in Ellsonville began dismantling the 12 500 KW generator damaged during Thursday night’s storm. Two Westinghouse engineers project possible repair costs up to 40 000 dollars, or replacement around 100 000. If repairs proceed, the damaged armature will be rewired at Pittsburgh, with the Floodwood plant supplying energy to Southern Ohio towns while work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsonville
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Floodwood
Weatinghouse Company
Pittsburgh
Jas
May Mare
Ohio
Anite Ara
Collumbux Railway Power & Light Company
Picksney
Pickaway Siaton
Wea
Emery Funeral Sunday in NFLSONVILLE page
Mrs Theresa Emery 72 died Thursday at her Murray City home and funeral services are set for Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock with the Rev Householder officiating. Burial will be in Gren lawn. She leaves two sons and a daughter. Miss Hazel Taylor has been moved to her home Robbing Road from Grant Hospital Columbus, where she underwent an appendic operation. Mrs Will Devol is reported to be recovering from a surgical operation Thursday at Mercy Hospital Columbus. Mrs Joe Cook and daughter Ruth have returned from ten days with Mr and Mrs John Cook in Detroit Michigan and spent the end of the week with her parents on Madison Street. Sohn Pedizo was a business visitor in Athens Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Christy
Peas Nichols
Pomeroy
Hawks Nutciown
William Nid
Roy Nice
Columbus
Ed Nice
Stewart
C E Norris
Lelia. Lightfoot
Nelsonville
Wade Jarvis
Avis Ladd
Clarence Petty
M J Charlton
Parkersburg
S J. Biddison
Lewin Dudwick
Bethany
John Miner
Amesville
Ray Copeland
Fred Charlton
Grace Elizabeth
Waldo
Copeland
Camp Harrison
Meta Harrison
Piedmont
George Boyd
George II
Meta Lucile
Hagerstown
Harrison
Edward Byron
M. J Chariton
Jarvis
Laurence
Bridgewater
Charles Teeters
Washington Court House
F H Laughlin
Evelyn Dye
Bettie Lu
Charles McBee
Castle Jarvis
Dick Harth
George Junior
Meta Lucille
Byron
Addie Biggin
Margaret Townsend
Mary Pearey
Dorothea Mae Caldwell
Ruby Irene Collins
Doris L. Fearey
Mary Pearcy
Clarence Caldwell
Francis Caldwell
Ralph Byron
Roscow Collin
Everet Pearcy
George Percy
Lawton Vorhes
Vernen
den Peatcy
Timmis
Har- Turville
W. Vatev
Edwin Wagroner
Mary Pestcy
Nflsonville
Oneral
Mra
Theresa Emery
Murray City
Grenlawn
Hazel Taylor
Grant Hospital
Columbri
Mercy Hospital
Joe Cook
Mier Ruth
Cook
Detroit
Hone Ang
Madison Street
Sohn Pedizo Wen
Athens
Gilbert
Cora Hechtold
Sibert Columbua
Eile Sibert
Barkiett Tursday
Charles Hoch
Jonnies Corna
Akron
Mra Hoch
Mra McCullen
Brush
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
C W Bruah
Emma Johnaont
Rebecca Ann
Hom
Fort Street
O G McCain
Jsmee Nisley
Chillicothe
Sam Stillwall
Minace
Jean Freer
Frances Jo Riley
Alice Devol
Mian
Jeanette Barkis
Prairie Morrison
Wille Davia
Charles Kontner
Albert’ Barron
Aister
Mee
Nona Hamm
Thie Ciy
Chiifaathe
James McKes
Irene Jackson
Chauncey
Cleveland
EB Corbin Findlay
L . Jonas North
Baltimore
Rok Smith
Earl Michael
Carl Starkey
Sunsday
K Ho McGorkie
Nashville
Tenn Bry
Hoc Psulue
Duncott
Shirley
Lakewood
Ware
RO Powell
C H Stover
Edward Inftt
Radcliite
Ralph Powell
Sally Jean
Betecy Pearce
Boston
Mann
L BR Powell
Brenley Ruscos
Mise Leona Lehman
Viet
Br Buscos
Mercy Hognital
Mina Margaret Hopkins
Abe
Alstingutt College
Hor Hamrick
Dan Murphy
Margaret Hopking
Nelsonsiie Mfr
Thomas Garete
Eriia
Marry Mayberry
Youngstown
Mixa Hannah Treadwell
Thornport
Mira Charles Hwiedilbaugh
Thomes Abram
Ed Pattarson
Charles Worthington
George
Mina Agathe Tramdweil
New York Grove
Tueredey
Anne Mase
Rosetta Peterson
D W Hughes
David
Inabelle Severance
BE OH de Vore
Arthur Jenkins
Trews Ark
Charlea Greene
New Lexington
Bild Brerge Mix
Josephine Hatem
Zaneavillen
Mina Lucile Peterson
Alfred Hughes
Jim Fleminga
Lancaster
John
Old Timers take 1-0 win over Buchtel in pitcher duel
In BUCHTEL on Friday evening the Old Timers defeated Buchtel 1 to 0 as Taylor and Taylor pitched for the victors while Phillipe and Newman worked for Buchtel. Base runners were few, with Grat reaching on a walk. Several players and relatives are noted in personal mentions from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Taylor
Phillipe
Newman
Faust
Dave
Pleads Not Guilty In Jury Mine Case In Nelsonville
Nelsonville judge halts case against a defendant charged with mammit and battery after arraignment, bond posted. Another defendant, Jim Lane, pleaded guilty to intoxication in county court and was fined and taxed. Visitors and locals named include Perce Dilcher, Mestell Cox Ourton, Miss Thelma Howard, Mabel Croy, HL Ruble and others during a period from Thursday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Bayers
Betes Mays
Mary Lane
Jim Lane
Coeta
Perce Dilcher
Nelson Elle
Mestell Cox Ourton
Cox
Columbus Street
Thelma Howard
Athans
Osha
Daugherty
Mabel Croy
Wilton
Ean
Columbus
Local residents visit and visitations noted across multiple towns
Community members including Mrs Hopkins and Miss Hopking received life certificates and college grads visit relatives in Columbus Athens Zanesville and Cleveland. Numerous brief calls and gatherings mark a week of social visits with families in Trews ark Lancaster Columbus and nearby towns.
Unclear fragment hints at local party event and awards
Fragmentary notice describes an evening gathering at a Fayette street residence with Mary Adeline Wisen Unite tal Friday. Susan Warrington and Ming Sheppard are named with prizes. a guest prize and a trophy for fine work are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Adeline Wisen
Fayette Street
As Ag
Misa Susan Warrington
C.H
Mina Wihwa
Ming Sheppard
Prise
Witling Workers end year meeting at church social room
Mrs Hartt Geay led the Witling Workers closing session of the Christian Sunday school burnasnatasion held Thursday night in the church social room. The rations were led by Mrs Clam Murphy Retreanmenta and 17 members were carved during the social hour by hosts Mrs Smily Feed Edith Patton and Mist Made Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of America
Maule Weekley
Delman
Bobby, Charlies
George Hayden
Sophia Mann
Elizabeth Exener
Mattie Weekley
Elisabeth Scott
Ethel Hayden
Etta McKibben
Weriang Workera Hert
Hartt Geay
Witling Workers
Christan
Clam Murphy
Smily
Edith Patton
Dalton
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Infantery
George Evans
Walnut Street
Faithful Workers
Methodist
Charles Monks
John Riley
Caroline Talbot
C G Crepple
Josephine Murphy
Franklin Street
Newton Smith
Jerry Bryan
Gerald Hoch
Donald Frank
James Wilder
Anna Kaine
Barry Cox
Stella Bett
Minnie Freer
Conrad Wein
Maude Bryan
Will Burnell
Cedar Point
Miss Hauck
Mary Browne
Sand
Charenen Betts
Sach Slater
H. € Club
Mre
Jenni Pyle
Lottridge
L T Runi
Robert Sharp
Leonie
Som Glenn
John Chevalier
L H Allen
Rom Allen
Eleanore
Minsey Ruby
Audra Church
Grace Jeffers
Maurice Ackley
John Jeffers
Burley
Harry Church
Tuppers Plains
Davis
R OM /Uen
L T Runnion
Oryn Watkins
J N Jenkins
George Endres
Alexander Magyar
Justice
Hungary
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
Ube
Emery
Berihes
George Clark
Junior
Lone Buchtel
Daly
Ons Bechtel Mae
Fire Bae
Keven
Om Hanna
Heleonle
Obie
Tare
Fee Anan
Shammee
Mien
Rosemary Wilea
Mina Laila Norrie
Arthur Hinkie
Hayre
William Gaver
Hare
C. E. Heft
Washington St
Ry Pet
Hyd
J. B. Presta
Weccd
Home & Savings
Gadbury Electric Shop
Nolcomville
Nelsonville Dry Goods CO
Mechems
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