Nelsonville Coal Output Report for Week Ended July 16
Coal production in the Nelsonville district for the week ending July 16 is estimated at 8,243,000 net tons including lignite and coke. Production declined after the holiday, with daily output slightly below June levels. Early week loadings for July 18–23 show 49,756 cars, down from 62,722 the previous week, and year to date soft coal production through July 16 totals about 293,428,000 tons across 166 working days, exceeding most recent years except 1923.
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Nelsonville
Lake Erie
Federal Bureau of Mines
U. S. Department of Commerce
Nelsonville native Edward Arpee preaches at First Presbyterian
Edward Arpee, former Nelsonville resident and brother of longtime local pastor the Rev. Leon Arpee, spoke at the First Presbyterian Church. A Princeton Seminary graduate, he urged Christians to be on the square in all social life, delivering images and remarks that drew attentive listening from former friends.
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Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
Edward Arpee
Leon Arpee
Arpee
Princeton Seminary
Recovering Nelsonville Resident Recovers from Appendicitis
Donald Sheffield, visiting relatives in Toledo, underwent an appendicitis operation last week and is now recovering satisfactorily according to hospital word received by friends in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Donald Sheffield
Toledo
Uncle Lewis Alexander Dies in Ohio
Lewis Courtney of this city receives word that his uncle, Lewis Alexander, died in Vinton Ohio. Alexander was a well known figure in Athens County communities.
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Nelsonville
Lewis Courtney
Lewis Alexander
Vinton
Ohio
Athens County
Pleas of Not Guilty Entered in Intoxication Charges
Nelsonville July 25 Wallace Pickett and John Qsman Kimberly pleaded not guilty to intoxication charges when arraigned before Mayor L J Eberle. They were arrested Saturday night by Patrol man George Bateman. Each was released under bond for hearing Thursday night.
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Nelsonville
Wallace Pickett
John Qsman
Kimberly
L. J. Eberle
George Bateman
Faithful Workers Sunday School Class Entertained at Cox Home
The Faithful Workers class of the M. KE. Sunday school with Mrs. Thomas Spencer was entertained at Mrs. W. H. Coxs home on West Columbus Street Friday evening. Devotional was led by Adda Neikirk and prayer by Mary Robertson. Members present included Clara Hellyer Mary Robertson Flora Ledlie David Stewart Adda Neikirk John Riley Laura Gandee Stella Betts Vina Lamb John Murphy Grace Dugan Will Burnell Willard Bartoe Jesse Bryan Ed Nelson Charles Reynolds C G Krepp le and the hostess with Ledlie assisting in refreshments after a quilting session.
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Faithful Workers
M. KE
Thomas Spencer
W. H. Cox
West Columbus Street
Adda Neikirk
Mary Robertson
Clara Hellyer
Flora Ledlie
David Stewart
Loyal Woman's class to entertain at Baugh-Dilcher home
The Loyal Woman's class of the Christian church will host its monthly meeting Tuesday evening at the Fayette street home of Mrs. Josie Baugh and Mrs. Allie Dilcher. Other hostesses include Mrs. Fannie Gettlie Mrs. Myrtle Gettle and Mrs. Sadie Steenrod.
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Josie Baugh
Allie Dilcher
Fannie Gettlie
Myrtle Gettle
Sadie Steenrod
Loyal Woman's Class of
The
Christian Church
Baugh and Dilcher
Fayette Street
Local social guests and travels noted around Columbus and Athens
Mrs Leoline Seibert hosted Sunday with her daughter Mrs William Bechtold of Athens and Miss Virginia Seibert and David Bender of Columbus. Mr and Mrs A B Wells of Athens were guests of Mrs T E Wells. Robert and Richard Vore returned to Nelsonville after a month with their mother in Florida. Mr and Mrs Raleigh Edgar and daughter Martha and Mr and Mrs Chester Edgar of Columbus were also noted guests.
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E. M. Gilbert
Len Martin
Barlow
Blackburn
Clifford
Charles Kerr
Dayton
Robert Kinney
Columbus
Margaret Andrews
Corwin Andrews
George Dille
E. E. Inboden
Long Island
N. Y
T. E. Wells
Louisville
W. H. Grady
Vivian Mae
Nelsonville
Grady
Pauline Woodson
Portsmouth
Ohio
William Claire
Detroit
W. G. Woodson
Chester
Dorothy Vorkes
Ella Burnell
Walter Floto
Steubenville
Carl Starkey
Jean
Paula Kentner
Sam Starkey
Mollie Starkey
Stewart
James Barrows
Betty Jane
Clyde Gordon
Zanesville
John Barrows
Wesley Six
Floyd
Carbondale
Barrows
Floyd Barrows
James
Frank Schenzh
Marietta
Leoline Seibert
William Bechtold
Athens
Virginia Seibert
David Bender
A. B. Wells
Robert
Richard Vore
Florida
Raleigh Edgar
Martha
Chester Edgar
Judgment Reversed in Robinson Case by Appeals Court
The Court of Appeals reversed the Common Pleas court in Rollie Robinson v Riley and Hughes. It held that a four day lapse between evidence and final judgment by Pearl W. Helwig a justice of the peace in Athens township voided the judgment. The ruling was joined by Judges Mauch and Middleton. Sayre did not sit.
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District Court of Appeals
Rollie Robinson
Louisa J. Riley
M. D. Hughes
Pearl W. Helwig
Athens Township
Robinson
Robison
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Roscoe J. Mauch
W. H. Middleton
E. D. Sayre
Woman Injured Falling Over Wall At Monkey Run
Mrs. George Enzenauer 43 tripped in the dooryard Saturday evening and fell five feet onto a broom handle, injuring herself. She was rushed to Holzer Hospital Gallipolis by Ewing ambulance for treatment and remained overnight. Her husband reported her improving with recovery ahead.
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Pomeroy
Spegal
Monkey Run
George Enzenauer
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Ewing
Enzenauer
Four arraigned on narcotics smuggling charge at Warrensville workhouse
Four persons including a woman faced arraignment before federal authorities in Cleveland on a narcotics smuggling charge involving prisoners at Warrensville workhouse.
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Cleveland
Warrensville
Christianity Stakes in China Sermon Calls Church Aid
At First Christian Church Mr. Coulter urged Christians to support the best in the Chinese people amid upheaval. He argued Western aid has often pursued wealth and warned against imperialist motives while stressing China must fight for its own rights with Christianity guiding aid. A separate report notes John Rowan’s DUI incident and property damage fines resulting in license revocation.
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First Christian Church
China
Church of Jesus Christ
Mr. Coulter
England
United States
Shantung
Germany
Republic of China
Japan
Great Britain
Christ
Methodist Pastor Warns on Use of Military to Aid China
Rev. C. M. Coulter of First Methodist Episcopal church argues Christianity should not rely on military force to aid China lest it lose influence as China moves toward independence. He spoke at the union meeting.
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China
C. M. Coulter
First Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Union
Grosvenor Man Fined After Sunday Accident
Pleas of guilty entered to counts of intoxication and wilful act following a Sunday accident in Grosvenor. The man faced fines after pleading guilty to the charged offenses.
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Grosvenor
Farrell Sets Philadelphia Open Scoring Record
Johnny Farrell won the Philadelphia Open at Rolling Green Country Club with a 29 on the front nine and a 68 total to set a new scoring record for the course.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Farrell
Rolling Green Country Club Links
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Presbyterian Church
Helwig
Wemay
Sasa
Taft
William Howard Taft
U. S. Supreme Court
Eleanor Taft
Cobalt
Conn
Ghalg
Coulter
John Rowan
Athens State Hospital
Rowan
Co. H. Parrett
Thornville
Parrett
Alex M. Moore
Gill
Athens County Buick Co
Buick
Smith
Hawaii
NEA
Ernie Smith
Emory Bronte
Oakland
Kiawenui
Molokai
San Francisco
Sdv
L.ooney
Lamd
Maytag Company
Newton
Iowa
Aluminum Gasher
the Carpenter Hardware Co
Logan — Glouster
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