Coal production holds steady amid strikes in 1927
Nelsonville dispatch reports U S coal output from April through July remains higher than 1925 despite Ohio strikes. West Virginia and Kentucky boost non union tonnage to meet former northern customers. Ohio Indiana Illinois show varied gains and losses. Pennsylvania holds steady. Observers warn union districts may lose customers if mines resume late. Additional local notes cover sports, obituaries, and community events in Nelsonville.
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Elsonville
United States
Ohio
Diane
Ilinois
West Virginia
Kentucky
En Tire
Ivey
Pennsylvania
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Illinois
Eastern Kentucky
Western Kentucky
Hocking
Evans and Evans to Visit Nelsonville for Weeks
July 80 in Nelsonville reports Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans will visit next Thursday morning at the home of the former. Edward Arpee will preach at the local Presbyterian church Sunday morning. Rev. Evans to preach Sunday evening at a lawn service. last sermon until September with August services limited to Sunday school only.
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Nelsonville
Lloyd Evans
Edward Arpee
Logan
Pageant planned by Nelsonville church youths
In Nelsonville on July 26, church youths plan a pageant titled The Striking of America's Hour to be presented on the church lawn Wednesday evening August 10 at ? o'clock. An ice cream social on the front lawn will raise funds for daily vacation Bible schools. The pageant, featuring about sixty five characters, will be directed by Miss Irene McDowell of Devinville.
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Nelsonville
Old Man's Cave
Hocking County
Presbyterian Church
The
Irene McDowell
Dévanville
Y M G A Notes Overview of Activities and Library Plans
The Mur ray Vacation Bible school sent 48 boys plus East Clayton school groups for gym, pool time, and health talks on Colds. Reading room patronage rises with books checked out multiple times weekly. A library expansion aims to add about 200 girl books and 300 brighter titles. Week featured pleasant weather, lively playgrounds, and anticipated Suburban league baseball games including Barbers versus Athenians.
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Murray Vacation Bible School
East Clayton School
Barbers
Athenas
Ee Ores
Picnic date for The Standard Bearers at Methodist church
Ruth Call and daughter in Nelsonville plan a picnic next Wednesday evening at 6 at the Methodist church. Personal notices include Mr and Mrs F M Walker and Miss Ethel Walker attending a family reunion at Camp Mitchell this Sunday. Mrs Lena White returns from Cleveland while Evelyn Siddle and Mary Pedigo visit Columbus. Mary Owens is in Columbus hospital awaiting treatment and plans to stay with her son David Owens in Van Wert, Ohio after discharge.
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Leoline Seibert
E. M. Gilbert
Sethert
Columbus
John Warrington
John Hill
Anna Huddy
Mary Dille
Mary Hutchins
Clara Potts
Sarah Silcott
Minnie Patton
Alice Hall
Bertha Price
Gertrude Wolfe
Gertrude Stocklin
Clara Inboden
Clara Hellyer
Olive Belbert
Alice Bean
Retta Bag- Jey
Bessie Higgins
M. P. Qhitnger
Emma McKee
Elizabeth Johnson
Agnes Dowler
John Williams
Otto Shirley
Mary Emish
Goldie Silcott
Ruth Lee Selbert
Ruth and
Royal
Mra
F. M. Walker
Ethel Walker
Camp Mitchell
Ralph Walker
Lima
Lena White
Cleveland
Charles. Price
Evelyn Siddle
Mary Pedigo
Mary Owens
Columbus Hospital
David Owens
van Wert
Ohio
Wesleyan Singers Entertain Prince Aboard Vessel
The Ohio Wesleyan University Collegiate Singers entertained the Prince of Wales on the ship Charles of Wales during a voyage to Ottawa. Prince George and Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin joined ceremonies. the youths handed out snapshots and sang aboard. Wales greeted the group and thanked them individually as the ship docked at Quebec.
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Prince George
Stanley Baldwin
Ottawa
Ohio Wesleyan University
Wales
Crown Prince
Home Circle visits Athens county children's home
Mrs. Mattie Mace led a Home Circle visit with two children to the Athens county children's home. Mrs. Merritt assisted, and matron Mrs. Heidren guided the group through the institution. The circle has produced postcard booklets and valentines for the needy and is making scrapbooks for infirmary residents who cannot read.
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New Marshfield
Mattie Mace
Home Circle
Athens County
Whl Merritt
George Hei‘dren
Joe Harris Fined on Intoxication Charge in City Court
Joe Harris was fined ten dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Alex Moore on a charge of intoxication. Bating was arrested by Captain Charles Maple. IVS COOL NOW BOSTON July 30. Heat wave broke and New England was cool today as electrical stories from last night circulated.
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Nelsonville
Wallace Pickett
John Osman
Kimberly
L. J. Eberle
Joe Harris
Alex Moore
Bating
Charles Maple
Boston
U.R
England
Bundey school takes charge at Corning Methodist service
Morning service at the Corning Methodist church Sunday will be followed by Bundey school. The Boy Scouts committee led by Dr E L Murphy Vern B Dunlap and Ralph Hardy will receive their scouting at the close of the service. Earlier services featured a Queen Esther demonstration and a play with Rolland Allen a Corning boy speaking at Ohio Wesleyan.
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Rolland Allen
Funeral for Francia Michael Clifford Monday in New Lexington
Funeral notices from Corning announce Francia Michael Clifford 24 son of Mr and Mrs P H Clifford will be held Monday at nine from St Rose church New Lexington with Rev Robens in charge. Burial in New Lexington cemetery. Clifford family: wife Cora Hilla Clifford, parents, brother Raymond, sisters Maurice and Patricia. Also birth notice for Mr and Mrs Andy Kryneck’s son and a church sermon by Rev Mildred Marshall in Corning at 7:30 pm Sunday.
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P. H. Clifford
Raymond
Maurice
Patricia
Miss Mildred Marshall Returns From Relatives in the Country
Miss Mildred Marshall has returned from a visit with relatives in the country. Birz Wittard, Fost and daughters plead guilty to charges of attempting to cause a breach of the peace. Effie Abene to the grand jury by Helwig, Suatics, as Effie speaks and gestures to quarrel with Mrs Misnia, a neighbor. Oxford. July 0. Dr AH Upham elected president of the University for Idaho for seven years at a trustees meeting.
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Birz
Wittard
Wullty
Effie ‘Abene
Helwig
Effie Moe Ee
Oxford
AH ‘Upham
Poniesrater
Idaho
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Mianversity
of Trustees
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