Streams Have Much Lower Acid Content
Nelsonville report on abandoned mine sealing shows Noble and Guernsey counties reduce acid in streams by 85 percent and 65 percent respectively. Costs per ton year vary with initial acidity, with overall project aim under $10 per ton year. About 600 workers and 21 736 openings closed statewide by June 1, total expenditure $870000, mostly for labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Guernsey
Noble
Clarence Kelley
Ohio
FERA
WPA
Noble County
Kelley
Athens County
Hocking
Perry
Vinton
Meigs
Jackson
Gallia
Coun
Marriage of July 19 Is Being Announced
Murray City announces the marriage of Lovella Thornton to Carl Markle. The ceremony occurred at the home of James O N ail in Orbiston officiated by Rev Charles Hook and Rev Melroy Ward. Attendants included Mrs C Mohler Mrs C Hook Mr and Mrs F Johnson and Delores Johnson. The couple will reside in Willoughby Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Harry Thornton
Willoughby
Ohio
Lovella
Carl Markle
Wickliff
Sealing Project Yields Varied Results Across Districts
Tests in the Brush Fork area show 31 500 pounds of acid per day entering Monday Creek and the Hocking River. Samples are collected by engineers and tested at the State Health Department laboratory as the sealing program progresses with differing cover conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Washington
Kelley
Brush Fork
Monday Creek
Hocking River
State Department of Health
Hickman Takes Post In Mountain Area
Lt J W Hickman a CCC officer from Carlisle Kentucky has been transferred to command a camp in Harlan County. He will be stationed at Louellen Cumberland Mountain district and leave Carlisle Wednesday for new duties. He was born and raised in Nelsonville Ohio and his wife and two children will join him later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
J. W. Hickman
CCC
Carlisle
Harlan County
Louellen
Cumberland Mountain District
Hickman
Boys End Long Trip Across Mountains and Coast
Nelsonville group led by Irvin Badger Bill Mechem Billy Parks and Bob Lancaster returned from an eight day motor trip. They traveled through the Great Smoky Mountains to Georgia Richmond Virginia and the Midland Trail and Skyline Drive before reaching Nelsonville. At Pembleton Va they visited Rev and Mrs C M Ford the uncle and aunt of Bob Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Irvin Badger
Bill Mechem
Billy Parks
Bob Lancaster
Great Smokey Mountains
Georgia
Richmond
Virginia
Pembleton
C. M. Ford
Sunday School Class Hosts Swim Party At Crystal Pool
Mrs Frank Knox and Mrs Albert Barber chaperoned the Nelsonville Presbyterians Sunday School class at Crystal Pool Athens. Fourteen girls returned to Nelsonville and enjoyed a picnic supper at Mrs Knoxs home.
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Nelsonville
Frank Knox
Albert Barber
The
Presbyterian Church
Crystal Pool
Athens
Knox
Western trip for Beshara family to the western states
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beshara with four children left Tuesday for a month long automobile journey to the western states with New Mexico and possibly California as their goals. Charles Beshara will manage the confectionery and Palace Theater during the absence. Henry Johnson left Monday for Lawrenceville Illinois after a ten day visit with Mrs. Lessie Hannas and family and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Joe Beshara
New Mexico
California
Beshara
Charles Beshara
Palace Theater
Mr. Beshara
Nelsonville
Henry Johnson
Lawrenceville
Til
Lessie Hannas
A. B. Johnson
George Johnson
Return Visit From Detroit Widow Gudowski in Glouster
Mrs Helen Gudowski widow of Theodore Gudowski recently died in Detroit is on a brief business visit in Glouster with her son Frank and his wife and daughter Arlene. They stay with the Sikors on Oakdale Road. Entertains in Columbus Carma Heffner to begin Office Training School after Nelsonville school graduation last June. She travels with her mother Mrs James Hallett Mrs John Fisher and daughter Jane and Mrs Clyde Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Glouster
Helen Gudowski
Theodore Gudowski
Frank
Arlene
Sikorskis
Oakdale Road
Nelsonville
Carma Heffner
Columbus
Carma
James Hallett
John Fisher
Jane
Clyde Fisher
Budget Hearing for Ames-Bern Rural School District
The tentative form of budget for the Ames-Bern Rural School District for the fiscal year 1938 will be open for inspection and a public hearing at the office of clerk Amesville Ohio July 23 10 a m The Ames-Bern Board of Education 720-1 Fithelle Strode Clerk.
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Ames-Bern
Amesville
Ohio
Camp Nelson boys edge Greys 3 2 in City Playground thriller
Nelsonville report: Camp Nelson defeats the Greys 3 to 2 after a late rally in the sixth inning. Key plays feature Medley stealing second and scoring, Cope and Checko contributing on offense, with Hughes and Checko delivering strong pitching for their teams. Wednesday’s 5 30 pm Old Timers vs Carbondale at City Playground noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross E. Reed
Nelsonville
Camp Nelson
City Playground
Greys
Powell
Cope
Wagner
Ray
Hughes
Cozart
Medley
Checko
Carlin
Barrows
Miklas
Lee
C . Shively
Warner
Blackford
Nelsonville Briefs Highlight Local Visiting Guests
Mrs Claude Hall and two children from Westerville were weekend guests of relatives in Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs L F Carpenter of Washington D C visited their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J W Wilson. Mrs Sam Ambrose and son Dick were Friday guests of Mrs Mable Haffner in New Straitsville. Virginia Ambrose extended her stay. Mrs Alvin Smith of Urbana and Mrs Julia Leaf of Ansonia are visiting Julius Fischer and wife on E Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Claude Hall
Westerville
L. F. Carpenter
Washington D. H
J. W. Wilson
Sam Ambrose
New Straitsville
Mable Haffner
Virginia
Alvin Smith
Urbana
Julia Leaf
Ansonia
Ohio
Julius Fischer
E. Franklin
Lancaster Family Reunion Held At Henry Lancaster Home
A Lancaster family reunion took place Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lancaster. Attending were Prof. and Mrs. J H Lancaster and their sons John and James of Tiffin, Roydon Lancaster and daughter Dorothy, William Lancaster and son Paul of Steubenville, Nelle Lancaster O'Dell of Columbus, Belle Lancaster and sons Calvin and Bob, and Henry Lancaster with son Don, all residents of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lancaster
Henry Lancaster
J. H. Lancaster
John
James
Tiffin
Roydon Lancaster
Dorothy
William Lancaster
Paul
Steubenville
Nelle Lancaster O'Dell
Columbus
Belle Lancaster
Calvin
Bob
Don
City
Go To New Home Chester Hall Ada Sheeler
Mrs George Evans will entertain the Faithful Workers Class of the Methodist Church at the former home Thursday night at 7 30 o clock. The event follows Chester Hall and Ada Sheeler moving to Hamilton Ohio to start a new home after two years of marriage.
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Nelsonville
Chester Hall
Ada Sheeler
Hamilton, O
George Evans
Sam Frank
Methodist Church
Sand Ridge Social And Personal Notes
Mr and Mrs George Halbrit Columbus spent the week end with Mrs Halbrits parents Mr and Mrs Amos Hix son L D Buck after weeks with his daughters Mrs Fred Hawk and Mrs Guy Hawk returns to the home of Mr and Mrs J E Hawk Pros pect where he plans to live Mrs Gerald Konkoskia spent Friday night with her sister Mrs Jay Carsey Athens Mr and Mrs G V Hawk received a letter from their son Clifton who enlisted in the CCC He was in Fort Knox Ky but will likely go to a western camp Marcella Hixson spent days with her brother Edward Hixson near Millfield Mr and Mrs Guy Hawk and son Robert spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs John Bobo Miss Ruth Bobo was at home from Athens The Sand Ridge road is progressing Work is being done by WPA directed by Charles Burk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Ridge
George Halbrit
Columbus
Athens
G. V. Hawk
Clifton
CCC
Fort Knox
Marcella Hixson
Edward Hixson
Millfield
Guy Hawk
Robert
John Bobo
Ruth Bobo
Sand Ridge Road
WPA
Charles Burk
Canadian Visitor Arrives in Dexter
DEXTER S W Davis arrived Sunday evening from British Columbia Canada for a brief visit with his ailing father O S Davis. His daughter Phyllis accompanied him for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Ernest Martin Huntington spent Sunday at the H C Smith home. Additional visits include Elmer Dent Vivian Fast and son Billie Charleston W Va Ward Saxton and daughter Linda Lou Athens. Mrs William Gillogly and family visited Mrs Ella Nelson and called on H C Smith and Max Smith. Mrs Morgan Jones and daughter Sandra returned home to Tiltonville after visiting J F Bowles. D Hl Denny hosted his son and family from Columbus.
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Dexter
S. W. Davis
British Columbia
Can
O. S. Davis
Phyllis
Ernest Martin
Huntington
Athens
Lewis Saxton
William Gillogly
Mary Frances
Sherwood
Tiltonville
D. Hl
Denny
Columbus
Twilight League Managers to Convene Thursday Night
An important meeting of the Twilight League base ball commission and team managers has been called for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Twilight League Baseball Commission
Pocahontas Degree to Hold Weekly Benefit Party
The Degree of Pocahontas will host a regular weekly benefit party Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Red Men's Hall in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Choir to Rehearse Tonight in Nelsonville Church
The Church of Christ choir in Nelsonville will hold a rehearsal tonight at seven o clock in the church auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Preacher Rev. Charles Hook Schedules Local Services
The Rev. Charles Hook of Kimberly announces sermons for the rest of the week. Friday evening he will preach at Pilgrim Holiness Church in Corning. Saturday evening at Pilgrim Holiness Church in New Pittsburgh. Sunday evening at Nazarene Church in The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charles Hook
Kimberly
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Corning
New Pittsburgh
Nazarene Church
the Plains
Local Man dies in Ft. Wayne at 62
C. W. Todd aged 62 died Sunday in a Fort Wayne hospital. He was a well known Pomeroy figure, owner of the G. and J. Auto parts store on Second Street and had visited Pomeroy several times.
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FT. Wayne Pomeroy
C. W. Todd
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Mr. Todd
Pomeroy
G. and J. Auto Parts
Second St
Marconi Dies At Age of 63
Marconi’s career spans wireless milestones from 120 mile transmissions to the first cross channel and global radio links. He received the Nobel Prize in 1909 and later explored medical uses of microwaves, proposing careful patient study and bone and tissue considerations.
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Marconi
England
Canada
United States
Europe
Australia
Local Social Notes From Glouster Court and Nearby Towns
Glouster residents share visits and homecomings as Mrs. Dan McKinley returns from Sheltering Arms Hospital with her baby. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Parker Mrs. George Morris and others from Murray City Ashland and Columbus visiting families in Glouster and Athens area. Several trips to Brevard North Carolina noted along with Week-long stays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jauchius
Henry Tysinger
Crooksville
R. C. Galloway
Christine
James Vance
Ira Galloway
Lucy
Athens
Brevard
N. C
James Selby
Cambridge
Garnet Gibbs
Columbus
S. E. Radcliff
Maxine
Albany
Miss Radcliff
McDonald Home
Budget for Glouster Is Approved Monday Night
Glouster village approved its 1938 budget at a brief Monday meeting. General fund requests totalled 9 056.69 with allocations for maintenance 1 644.04 and gasoline 2 917. Water fund 8 950 electric fund 24 000 bond retirement 816.90. Special assessment asked 1 617.30. General fund line items include council 293 mayor 650 clerk 300 treasurer 260 city solicitor 125 marshal 1 500 police 800 fire 1 075 and others. Taxation from general fund requested 1 919.72.
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Glouster
Glouster Scouts Plan Joint Miniature Jamboree
Scoutmasters Sikorski Williams and Williams of Troops 73 and 72 supervise games and singing as they organize a combined meeting and a miniature jamboree for Glouster Scouts. They stress field woodcraft and Kabob meat prep with groups weekly. Also notes move of Walt Smathers family to Main Street and Winifred's Dairy Store.
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Glouster
Robert Williams
Sikorski
John Blower
John Sikorski
Walt Smathers
Buchtel
Leo White
Main St
Smathers
Winifred
High St
Condition Improves for Local Patient Emerson Spencer
Emerson Spencer of Nelsonville is reported much improved after transfer to Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus last week for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Emerson Spencer
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Clarence Jones Pleads Guilty in Mayor Court
Clarence Jones of this city pleaded guilty at arraignment in Mayor S. G. Holland’s court. He was fined five dollars plus costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Clarence Jones
S. G. Holland
Teams Meet Tonight In Nelsonville Softball Clash
Softball teams representing the Phi Club and the Church of Christ meet tonight at 6 on diamond one with all players requested to report. Miss Helen Reynolds from White Springs Arizona arrives in Nelsonville to visit her mother Mrs. Rose F. Reynolds through August.
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Nelsonville
Phi Club
Church of Christ
Arizona
Helen Reynolds
White Springs
Rose F. Reynolds
Kiwanis Club Outing Planned at Island Park Hotel
Kiwanis members urged to buy tickets for Thursday outing at Beverly Island Park Hotel. Reservations requested by Wednesday noon. No club meeting tonight. Tickets available from Paul Ullmark Al Craft Martin Murphy and Phil Robinson. Mrs Schaeffer and Harold Mounts returned home from Mercy Hospital after tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Island Park
Beverly
Paul Ullmark
al Craft
Martin Murphy
Phil Robinson
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting at Eagles Hall Wednesday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the U M W of A Jacksonville meets at Eagles Hall at 8 o clock Wednesday night. A potluck supper will be served and each member should bring a small gift for a miscellaneous shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Jacksonville
Eagles Hall
Visit at Coal Run by the Jauchus family
Mr and Mrs Herman Jauchius and daughter Jessie visited Coal Run for a few days during the last week. Miss Jauchius remained for a continued visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Run
Glouster
Herman Jauchius
Jessie
Miss Jauchius
Maxwell Takes Over Murphy Gas Station on Madison St
Elbert Maxwell, owner of the Max well Garage, has leased the former Murphy gas station from Southern Penn Oil Company. He took over Monday evening with Web Norris and Arnold Maxwell placed in charge of the service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Elbert Maxwell
Maxwell
Madison St
Murphy
Southern Penn Oil Company
Web Norris
Arnold Maxwell
Camp returnee boys travel to Athens County Fresh Air camp
Ten boys aged 12 to 14 were taken from the Glouster District to the Athens County Fresh Air camp on Stroud's Run Tuesday by Phil F Robinson. Sixteen boys who had been camping there the prior week returned to Glouster with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Athens County Fresh Air
Stroud’s Run
Phil F. Robinson
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Robert Montgomery
Meritesa
I. Sy
Lew Ayres
Ruth Coleman
Eugene Pallette
Benny Baker
Vivienne Osborne
Colin Tapley
Jones
William Stufflebean
Mable Simonton
Robert Eugene
Marion Simonton
Ashford Stufflebean
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Lawrence Wycuff
Stella Simonton
Esther Marlene
Anna Wycuff
Nelsonville Rt, 2
Grays
Nelson
Nelsonville Briefs
Lancasters
Boy Scouting
Pharmacy
Pee Pao
Oakley
Public Square
Esas
Windsor
National Distates Proneers Corporation
New Yeak, N. Y
Frank Schaeffer
Harold Mounts
Bud Mounts
Hollister
Mercy Hospital
Phil .F. Robinson
Schaeffer
Harold Mount
Preston’s East Side
Risa Davis
Boston
Ommelas
Athens - Glouster
Voile
Rayon
Chambray
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