Nelsonville Coal Output Dips Slightly With Holiday Week
Nelsonville reports total soft coal production for the week ending May 30 at 8,144,006 tons as the Memorial Day holiday reduced weekly totals. West Virginia produced 2,325,000 net tons and Ohio 530,000 tons the prior week. For May 31, 684,595 tons were dumped at Lake Erie ports, including 638,458 cargo coal and 46,137 vessel fuel, with season total bituminous dumpings at 4,784,000 tons, up 1,209,000 tons from 1924.
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Nelsonville
Geological Survey
West Virginia
Ohio
Lake Erie
Heaton Couple Return From Texas Winter Trip
Mr and Mrs William Floyd Heaton returning from a winter in San Antonio and along the Gulf of Mexico. They traveled home by way of Galveston New Orleans Memphis St Louis and Indianapolis visiting Mr and Mrs Franklin M Aldridge in Indianapolis and attending the motor races there.
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William Floyd Heaton
San Antonio
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
New Orleans
Memphis
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Franklin M. Aldridge
Infant Ralph Calvert Buried in Akron Burial
Tural services were held Sunday afternoon at the family residence on Talmadge avenue Akron for Ralph Jr infant son of Mr and Mrs R E Calvert formerly of this city Burial was at Greenlawn cemetery at 2 oclock Monday afternoon in this city.
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Nelsonville
Talmadge Avenue
Akron
Ralph Jr
R. E. Calvert
Phyllis Evans
Greenlawn
Shafer Family Attends Nelsonville Graduate
Mr and Mrs D F Shafer of Columbus formerly Nelsonville attend their daughter Miss Vesper Shafer's graduation exercises in Boston Massachusetts this week Situations show a Columbus lineage and a Nelsonville memory amid a Boston event.
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Nelsonville
D. F. Shafer
Columbus
Boston
Mass
Vesper
Family attends Ohio University commencement
Mr and Mrs Will Burnell visit Athens to witness son Lowell Burnell graduate from Ohio University as commencement exercises take place today.
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Nelsonville
Will Burnell
Athens
Ohio University
Lowell
Phi Delta Theta Dance at Grotto Club
Phi Delta Theta fraternity of Ohio University held a dance at the Grotto country club in Nelsonville on Monday evening. The clubhouse sported fraternity colors and Chase's nine piece Ath ens Orchestra provided music for seventy five guests.
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Nelsonville
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Ohio University
Grotto Country Club
Chase
Athens
Henry Lancaster Finishes Federal Grand Jury Work in Columbus
Nelsonville report states Henry Lancaster traveled to Columbus on Monday to complete a week of grand jury service in a Federal court case.
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Nelsonville
Henry Lancaster
Columbus Monon
Attendance at G. A. R. Encampment in Mt. Vernon
Eli Johnson and Eber Jones representing the G. A. R. and Mrs. Della Mees Masters of the W. R. C. departed from Nelsonville on Monday to attend the annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Mt. Vernon Ohio this week.
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Nelsonville
Eli Johnson
Eber Jones
Della Mee- Masters
Grand Army of the Republic
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Public health nurse attends conference in Columbus
Miss Ruth Hopkins public health nurse travels from Nelsonville to Columbus to attend a public health conference and luncheon at the Fort Hayes hotel.
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Nelsonville
Ruth Hopkins
Columbus
Fort Hayes Hotel
Bride Edna Erle Lytle Honored With Shower
In Nelsonville a Saturday evening shower at Robert Cole's Poplar street home honored Edna Erle Cole who wed Ralph S. Lytle of Columbus on June 11. About fifty guests attended and gifts were given with refreshments served.
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Nelsonville
Robert Cole
Poplar Street
Edna Erle
Ralph S. Lytle
Columbus
Sunday Schools Meet in Athens
Sunday schools of this city plan to send delegates to the council of religious education in Athens this Friday. Sessions begin at the Presbyterian church at 9 30 a m with Dr Elfresh and J B Richmond state officers on the program. Conferences follow for Sunday school workers weekday religious education and vacation Bible schools.
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Nelsonville
Council of Religious Education
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Elfresh
J. &. Richmond
Epworth League Convention Set For Nelsonville
Epworth leagues of the Marietta district meet at the Nelsonville Methodist church Thursday. An interesting program is planned and delegates from the district are expected in large numbers.
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Epworth League
Nelsonville
Epworth
Marietta
Methodist Church
Wiener Roast Attends Rainbow Class at Hutchins Home
The Rainbow class of the Christian Sunday school held a wiener roast Monday night at the country home of Mrs. Floyd Hutchins. Thirty five were present.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Sunday School
Floyd Hutchins
Sunday School Party Held At Evans Home
Mrs Dave Evans Mrs Walter Sines and Mrs Lawrence Sines entertained Class 21 of the Methodist Sunday school Monday evening at the Evans home on Poplar street Prizes were won by Mrs Carl Pettit and Mrs Martin Murphy Refreshments were served
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Nelsonville
Dave Evans
Walter Sines
Lawrence Sines
Methodist Sunday School
Evans
Poplar Street
Carl Pettit
Martin Murphy
Warner Green Takes Son For Tonsil Operation
Warner Green accompanies her son to a tonsil operation. The scene captures a mother's concern as the child undergoes medical care.
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Nelsonville
Warner Green
TertXa
Local Boy Heads to Mt. Carmel for Tonsil Operation
A Columbus youth travels Monday to Mt. Carmel hospital for an operation to remove tonsils and adenoids. The procedure aims to improve health and breathing, with guardians awaiting recovery updates.
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Columbus
Mt. Carmel Hospital
New wells producing near Murray City
Nelsonville June 9 Well No 126 of the Sunday Creek Coal company was shot Friday and produced 168 barrels of oil the first day. Well No 127 of the same company will be drilled on Wednesday. The wells lie just north of Murray City.
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Nelsonville
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Murray City
Richards announce arrival of daughter Mary Jean
Mrs. T D Richards Ruth Herrold announces the birth of a daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Herrold. The baby has been named Mary Jean.
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Nelsonville
T. D. Richards
Ruth Herrold
John Herrold
Mary Jean
Local residents host visitors amid Sunday in Buckeye area
Mrs Lucille Lewis Schiff of New York City guests here with her mother. Dr J G Love of Columbus attends Nelsonville high alumni banquet and visits parents, Mr and Mrs John Love. Mrs Cecil Davis Hoy and two children from Columbus visit Mr and Mrs L B Davis. Mr and Mrs Don Davis and two children from Athens spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs T J Davis. Miss Minnie McDowell returns to Columbus after visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Sherman McDowell. Mrs Bess Hansen visits sister in Chicago. Mr and Mrs C E Weltzheimer and family stay several weeks at their Buckeye cottage.
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Lucille Lewis Schiff
New York City
J G. Love
Columbus
Nelsonville High School
John Love
Cecil Davis Hoy
L. B. Davis
Don Davis
Athens
T. J. Davis
Minnie McDowell
Sherman McDowell
Bess Hansen
Chicago
C. E. Weltzheimer
Buckeye
Local residents on short visits and travel plans
Mr and Mrs David Quick return home to Caldwell after a week with Dr and Mrs E B Acomb Alma Margar et and Richard Acomb join them for several weeks visit H B Mclaughlin spends Monday in Columbus Dr Chester Sweet of Philadelphia hosts at home Victoria Sweet and sister Jed Carpenter visit Mrs Elizabeth Cummins departs for Saginaw Michigan Willis Hickman at Ann Arbor visits before Camp Custer Ohio university commencement draws A G Mechem Will Hall attend in Athens John Longley heads to Cleveland for summer work Mrs Charles Joyce and Mrs Gertrude Hill visit sister in Detroit Mrs Blaine Carr returns to Newark after visiting Sam Longley William and Carr depart for Wellsburg West Virginia to establish home.
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Saginaw
Michigan
Willis Hickman
Ann Arbor
Mrs
Sam Longley
William Carr
Wellsburs
W. Va
Chauncey Guests At Bingmans Home In Lexington Ave
Week end visitors gathered at Mr. and Mrs Virgil Bingman s Chauncey residence in Lexington Avenue. Attendees included Mrs J W Baughman and Mr and Mrs G N Sidders with children of New Marshfield. Mr and Mrs Ray Elliott and children of Albany. Mr and Mrs Earl Austin and Mrs George Patton and children of Athens. Arthur Wilson and Mr and Mrs Arthur Coon of The Plains. During the evening ice cream and cake were served.
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Chauncey
Virgil Bingman
Lexington Avenue
J. W. Baughman
G. N. Sidders
New Marshfield
Ray Elliott
Albany
Earl Austin
George Patton
Athens
Arthur Wilson
Arthur Coon
Plains
Mrs. Knowlton
Party Hosts in Chauncey Near Albany
A Chauncey event at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knowlton near Albany Saturday evening drew guests including Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. (text cut). The report notes a social gathering with arriving attendees from local households.
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Chauncey
Oscar Knowlton
Albany
W. C. Nichols
Plains Sunday School Class Plans Thursday Meeting
Class No. 10 of The Plains Sunday School will hold a business session at the church Thursday evening before the prayer meeting. Mrs. Robert Graves teaches the class.
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Chauncey
the Plains Sunday School
Robert Graves
Visit at Lorain Chauncey June 9
George Cline and his sister Miss Catherine Cline of Chauncey travel with their sister in law Mrs Vincent to Lorain. They visit for a family gathering and meet relatives during their outing.
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Lorain
Chauncey
George Cline
Catherine Cline
Vincent
Ventilation System Scrutinized by California Scientist
Prof Willis Luther Moore of the U S Weather Bureau demonstrates a home with a live air space that circulates air through walls and ceilings while maintaining constant humidity. Air is cooled by wet copper coils, washed and moistened, then distributed to rooms via roof-to-ceiling conduits.
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California
Willis Luther Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Government coin use save millions by minting silver dollars
Charles Dewey notes it costs one and eleven tenths cents to print a dollar bill and its life is short. A silver dollar can be minted for one cent and lasts indefinitely, a key reason to push metal coins into circulation. Estimated 40 million silver dollars replacing paper could save about $1 million annually.
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Charles 8. Dewey
the Treasury
Sale story reveals makeshift wheel clamp device
The article describes a crude device to steal a car wheel, including a heavy flat iron clamp that fits over adjacent spokes on the right rear wheel. A connecting rod runs from the clamp, secured by washers and pins and operated by a wooden handle.
Lenhard Family Moves to Lorain for Weekend Visits
Lenhard and their children relocated to a new home in Lorain and spent the weekend visiting friends in Lorain and Cleveland.
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Lenhard
Lorain
Cleveland
The Plains Personalities Host Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Arthur Burchfield of The Plains entertained Sunday honoring Mrs McCathran of The Plains and Mrs Raymond Augustine and children from Sugar Creek. Austin Woodyard family visited Pom eroy. Earl Austin joined Darrel Moore home in The Plains. W M McDonald and sons hosted relatives in Mason City W Va.
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Plains
Arthur Burchfield
the Plains
Fannie McCathiran
The
Raymond Augustine
Mary, Ethel and
Raymond, Jr
Sugar Creek
Austin Woodyard
Pomeroy
Earl Austin
Athens
Darrel Moore
W. M. McDonald and Sons
Clarence
Robert
Mason City
W. Va
Birthday Party Honors Bessie Baughman in Lexington Ave
Mr and Mrs Virgil Baughman hosted a birthday party Saturday afternoon in Lexington avenue from 2 to 4 to celebrate the sixth birthday of their daughter Bessie. Guests included Lucy Andrews Ruth Smith Mary Ferrel Edith Smith Wanda Bumgardner Wilma Ferrel Belva Mae Parry Martha Nye Eva Ferrel Marjorie Courtney Ruth Shafer Helen Ferrer Marjorie Junod Frances Martin Sarah Nye Mary Louise Baughman Evelyn Sidders Dorothy Sidders and Bessie Baughman.
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Chauncey
Virgil Baughman
Lexington Avenue
Bessie
Baughman
G. N. Sidders
Lucy Andrews
Ruth Smith
Mary Ferrel
Edith Smith
Wanda Bumgardner
Wilma Ferrel
Belva Mae Parry
Martha Nye
Eva Ferrel
Marjorie Courtney
Ruth Shafer
Helen Ferrer
Marjorie Junod
Frances Martin
Sarah Nye
Mary Louise Baughman
Evelyn Sidders
Dorothy Sidders
Bessie Baughman
Miller named superintendent of Corning schools
Chauncey resident Laud F. Miller accepts the Corning school superintendency with a salary increase over last year. His wife Elta R. Miller taught in Chauncey last year.
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Chauncey
Laud F. Miller
Corning
Inspection Tonight at Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters
Chauncey June 9 at 7 30 PM the Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters of Chauncey hold an inspection at their regular meeting All degree staff members should arrive dressed in white During the social hour the monthly birthday party will be observed and ice cream and cake will be served
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Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters of Chauncey
Children’s Day Program Rehearsals Underway
The children of the First Christian Sunday school in Chauncey rehearse for the annual Children’s Day program to be presented the last Sunday in June. Mrs Christine Brown and Miss Mildred Sands lead the preparations.
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Chauncey
The
First Christian Sunday School
Christine Brown
Mildred Sands
Graves Host Week End Guests At The Plains
Mr and Mrs Robert Graves entertained at their The Plains home over the weekend with Miss Keys Miss McPherson and Miss Abbie Graves daughter of the host all employed at the Columbus Children's Hospital Miss Graves is the host's sister to whom she is related
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Chauncey
Robert Graves
the Plains
Miss Keys
Miss McPherson
Miss Abbie Graves
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Miss Graves
Mr. Graves
Chauncey Residents Visit Amesville Relatives and Local Guests
Miss Susan Donaldson and Miss Wilma Kranyik of Chauncey visited relatives in Amesville on Sunday. Guests at Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Bradfield’s Sunday gathering included Mrs. B. P. Tinklepaugh of Middleport and George Williamson of Corning with others from Chauncey. Rodger Boling returned to Chauncey from Pontiac Michigan. Chauncey residents Guy M. Brookins and Lu cille Mills attended Ohio University baccalaureate in Athens. T. R. Hamilton and family returned to Mound Street from Columbus, with son Dean Hamilton visiting Glouster at Aunt Hull F Kittle’s.
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Susan Donaldson
Wilma Kranyik
Chauncey
Amesville
Charlies
Bradfield
P. Tinklepaugh
Middleport
George Williamson
Corning
Hick Bradfield
Gilbert B. Courtney
Rodger Boling
Pontiac
Mich
Guy M. Brookins
Athens
Ohio University
Lucille Mills
T. R. Hamilton
Mound Street
Columbus
J. D. Kennedy
Dean Hamilton
Glouster
Hull F. Kittle
Red Men Hold Quarterly District Meeting in Chauncey
The Improved Order of Red Men holds its quarterly district meeting in Chauncey on Thursday. Representatives from tribes across the district will attend for the first gathering since the great council at Columbus. All Red Men are urged to be present.
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Chauncey
Columbus
Nine Die in Mail Train Wreck at Gympie Bridge
Nine killed and forty injured when a mail train derailed while crossing Travestone creek bridge near Gympie Queensland Australia One car toppled into the creek in the accident reported from Sydney by Central News
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London
Travestone Creek Bridge
Gympie
Queensland
Australia
Sydney
Central News
Ohio University Commencement Honors Four With Degrees
Doctor Fosdick received an honorary Doctor of Sacred Theology and Jacob C. Collicott earned a Doctor of Laws. Four hundred graduates were awarded diplomas as May praised the leadership of Dr Elmer Burritt Bryan. Weather and attendance marked one of Ohio’s most successful commencements with alumni returning. Action to follow in criminal court terms will target several cities including Steubenville and Columbus.
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Fordick
Elmer Burritt Bryan
Fosdick
Jacob C. Collicott
Columbus
Bryan
Dafydd J. Evans
Lucy Anna Brokaw
Cadiz
Mildred Dorothy Lenk
Urichsville
Theta Chi
Men's Union Fraternity
Ohio
Plan to Close Up Bootleggers Joint in Ohio District
A sweeping drive to close all bootlegging joints in the Southern Ohio federal judicial district was launched today by U S District Attorney Haroth E May. An application for padlocking will be filed as soon as the present proceedings are ready.
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Columbus
Ohio
Federal Judicial District
United States
Haroth E. May
Mothers of Daughters Seek Help for Health Troubles
A collection of letters from mothers praising a vegetable tonic for daughters aged 16 to 18 who suffered headaches, nerves, and weak blood. One claimant says their daughter recovered enough to work steadily after using the product, urging other mothers to try it.
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Rogersf
Main Street
Royersford
Roxbury
Mass
Wife's Act May Cause Blindness
Cincinnati police report Patrolman Walter McArthur was attacked on a street corner when his wife hurled mustard into his face. Doctors warn the officer may lose his sight as the alleged incident followed a tip about a whisky delivery in the neighborhood.
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Cincinnati
Walter McArthur
McArthur
Nell
Hospital Notes Report On Surgical Cases And Recoveries
Mrs John Kennedy of Athens underwent a major operation at Sheltering Arms hospital on Monday. Convalescents include Miss Louisa Blackburn Heights and Miss Marjorie Thomas Nelsonville, both surgical cases a week ago, Lonnie Sumner Indianapolis pneumonia case returning home, Mrs Anna McGowan Zaleski.
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John Kennedy
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Louisa
Blackburn Heights
Marjorie Thomas
Nelsonville
Lonnie Sumner
Indianapolis
Anna McGowan
Zaleski
New Nerve Remedy Promises Relief for Neuritis
A San Francisco firm announces a prescription remedy named Ekopa Neuritis Tablets to relieve nerve pains, restore nerve cell tone, and support the nervous system. The drug is claimed free of narcotics bromides and coal tar products with druggist recommendations and mail order availability through McKee Drug Co.
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San Francisco
McKee Drug Co
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