Two County CIO Push Expands Organizing Drive
DeNucci says the CIO will press its campaign until all workers are organized with councils in every city and county to ensure security against future depressions. An office opened in Lancaster, Ohio to aid local workers who want the CIO, while Wagner Law details and the Ohio steel strike are outlined by district UMW leaders. Herman Theisen commends forming a trade and labor council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeNucci
CIO
Lancaster
Ohio
de Nucci
John Owens
United Mine Workers
Herman Theisen
Plan for Family Night and Labor Meeting in Nelsonville
Tonight at the Masonic Temple the Past Matrons and Patrons Association of Eudora Chapter host Family Night with a 6:30 dinner and a guest. Mrs Mable Washburn and Mrs Mary Lines lead the committee. CIO in Athens and Hocking Counties advances a permanent organization with a unanimous vote. A county relief crisis talk follows as Theisen announces miners committee for a county wide meeting at the Armory in Athens Thursday at 7:30 to craft a program for the upcoming legislative session. The committee includes John Wyckoff Ralph Deem Glen King George Bartlett Worthy Parker Ab Phillips Tom Dickson Ernest Hoskins John Cope John Sotherton. ANNOUNCE PROGRAM CIO Labor Day Monster Celebration planned at Glouster with William B Morris of United Mine Workers. Frank McCann Post American Legion co sponsors with all labor groups. Officials from local unions invited to next committee session. Trade and labor council notes attendees from No 1205 Millfield 202 Hollister 358 Chauncey 3905 Kimberly 1184 Carbondale 5127 Lick Run 648 Mine 255 5096 Hocking 3863 White Ash 3987 Goose Run 2190 Black Diamond Auto Workers Local 419 Retail Clerks Union 887 WPA Workers Union Typographical Union Shoe Factory Brick Plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Athens
Hocking
Theisen
Armory
John Wyckoff
Ralph Deem
Glen King
George Bartlett
Worthy Parker
Ab Phillips
Tom Dickson
Ernest Hoskins
John Cope
John Sotherton
Glouster
William B. Morris
United Mine Workers
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Trade and Labor Council
Nelsonville
Millfield
Hollister
Chauncey
Kimberly
Carbondale
Lick Run
Mine
White Ash
Goose Run
Black Diamond
Auto Workers
Retail Clerks Union
WPA Workers Union
Doris Horch and Clara Jane Head to Summit Station and beyond
Mrs. Doris Horch and her daughter Clara Jane depart Nelsonville for Summit Station to stay with Doris Horch's parents. Clara Jane will visit Marion next week while Doris spends time at Magnetic Springs. They plan a summer by Lake Erie.
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Nelsonville
Doris Horch
Clara Jane
Summit Station
C. H. Hannahs
Marion
Magnetic Springs
Lake Erie
Return to Cincinnati from California visit
Mr and Mrs J C Evans of Lebanon and Mr and Mrs E E Evans have returned to Cincinnati today after visiting their sister Mrs W L Hudson and family in California. The Men's Sunday School Class of the Pilgrim Holiness Church will meet Thursday evening June 10 at 7 30 with sacred music quartet and duet singing and a special program. The Missionary Society of the Christian Church will meet at Mrs Lou Allens home Thursday night at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Nelsonville
J. C. Evans
Lebanon
E. E. Evans
California
W. L. Hudson
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Lou Allen
Arrests Expected in 15 Year Old Taylor Slaying
Los Angeles authorities say several arrests will be made today or Thursday in the 15 year old murder of William Desmond Taylor the movie director once romantically linked to Mary Miles Minter. Also reported Hanna Paint Co. president Robert P. Hanna dies at 41 likely from a heart attack in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
U.P
Bert Wallis
William Desmond Taylor
Mary Miles Minter
Columbus
U.R
Robert P. Hanna
The
Hanna Paint Co
Inquest Ordered After Burlington Bus Truck Crash
Coroner Crist Adank called an inquest into a Burlington collision between a Foster Stages bus and a large truck. Three people were killed and eight injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Crist Adank
Foster Stages
Bingo banned in Columbus liquor permit venues
The state liquor control board ruled that Bingo cannot be played in liquor permit establishments, deeming such games a violation of anti gambling regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
State Liquor Control Board
Kimberly Keeps Lead With Doubleheader Sweep Over Mineral
Kimberly extends win streak to 12 after 14 9 and 17 0 victories over Mineral in county softball. Patton Medly and Chutes doubled for Kimberly. Townsend and Crow homered for Mineral. Deszo doubled and Forbes belted two triples. Hawk earned three hits in four at bats. Mineral errors cost them the second game while Kimberly’s defense shined.
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Kimberly
Mineral
Patton
Medly
Chutes
Townsend
Deszo
Forbes
Crow
Hawk
E. Patton
Riser
Os An Sany
Medley
Ai Ft
Ccneannn SF
Cwanngkee
B. Addis
Snyder
Andrew
Lowery
Women Hold Final Dinner for Nelsonville Club
Members of the Business and Professional Women’s Club in Nelsonville held their final dinner of the year with 24 members at the Dew House dining room. A ship centerpiece and blue gold flowers adorned the table, and Regina White invited guests to a future swimming party at Sayers Pool in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Dew House
Washington St
Regina White
Sayers
Buchtel
State Federation
Dayton
Rose Campbell
France
University of Paris
Campbell
WCTU Meeting Highlights and Local Notices in Nelsonville
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. Thomas Spencer’s on Chestnut Street with devotional “Rock of Ages” led by Mae Cotton. Reports from secretary Fannie Williams and treasurer Paul Allen were read. The group noted 64 sick calls, 1100 literature pages distributed, health discussed, and a plan announced for the dramatic trial play on June 15. Katheryne Manning, 14 months, died in Nelsonville. funeral set for Morristown Church. H A Budd attended Ohio University commencement with Lulu Parry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Thomas Spencer
Cora Davis
Chestnut St
Mae Cotton
Bernice McDowell
Fannie Williams
Paul Allen
H. A. Rothrock
Spencer
W. Scott McBride
Alice Heaton
Birth of a son announced in New Straitsville
Mr and Mrs Chester Wade announce the birth of a son Monday night. The item lists several local family visits and movements including Mr and Mrs George Harrison visiting relatives in Cleveland and Mrs Florence Huston and daughter Kathleen Huston traveling with Ralph Rush and Lucile Alltop to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Chester Wade
George Harrison
Varda Faine
Cleveland
A. E. Faine
Charles Evans
Grover Whitmer
Novella
Buckeye Lake
Mary Davis
Harry Strain
Pleasant
Mich
Frem Snyder
Shawnee
P. M. Strain
Michigan
Elinore Faine
Belle
W. Va
John W. Rush
Old
Straitsville
Eli Rush
Orton Ervin
Lena Blankenship
Sam Orndorf
Florence Huston
Kathleen
Ralph Rush
Lucile Alltop
Gore
Cincinnati
S. E. Rush
Kathleen Huston
Long Bottom Social And Personal Notes
Long Bottom notes list visitors and travels including A F Swan and Mrs Swan with Kessel Ferrell visiting ill relatives in Waverly. Howard Young of Paden City spent the weekend with family. Joan and Janette Clark went to Columbus to visit an aunt. J B Kelley of Pittsburgh visits sister in town. Dc E Myers traveled to Columbus for federal jury service. Hubert Lawrence of Pittsburgh and wife were weekend guests. Harry Thompson of Millwood visits grandfather D J Lowden.
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Long Bottom
A. F. Swan
Kessel Ferrell
Waverly
Dc. E. Myers
Columbus
Hubert Lawrence
Pittsburgh
C. H. Lawrence
Harry Thompson
Millwood
D. J. Lowden
Theft of Steering Wheel From Boston Car
William Powers parked his car and locked the doors. Thirty minutes later the doors were still locked but the steering wheel had been stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Au.p
William Powers
Nelsonville notes fines and social events
Frank Hass kew of Nelsonville paid a $5 fine and costs in Mayor Holland's court for a guilty intoxication charge. A D A benefit party is set for Friday at 8 PM in the IOOF Hall. Visitors include Cliffton Spencer and daughter and Mrs. Charles Bartels from Parkersburg. Out of town guests: Ada Carter and daughter Lela from Oklahoma City. Evelyn Lacey and daughter Joy from Indianapolis. Cap Garrett and two sons Lawrence and Edward visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. C. McGrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Frank Hasskew
Holland
D. of A.’s
IOOF
Cliffton Spencer
Charles Bartels
Parkersburg
Joshua Spencer
Ada Carter
Lela
Oklahoma City
Okla
Evelyn Lacey
Joy
Indianapolis
Ind
Cap Garrett
Lawrence
Edward
J. C. McGrath
Student Lucille Richardson Returns to Glouster for Summer
Miss Lucille Richardson of Ohio University returns to Glouster to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Lucille Richardson
Ohio University
Mrs
Harry Richardson
Auburn Crash Sparks Fifteen Lawsuits for 80500
One car collision in Auburn Maine triggered fifteen lawsuits totaling 80500 in damages. Fifteen people were involved in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Glouster Knights Elect Officers for Second Half 1937
Glouster Lodge No. 336 Knights of Pythias elected officers for the second half of 1937 including past chancellor Raymond C C Huebert Bailey V C L R Trainer prelate James McLain master of arms William Colley O G Earl Johnston O G Walter Parks lodge deputy Worthy Parker. Installation set for July first meeting. Bank of Page conferred June 14. Grand Chancellor to visit Glouster July 12 with district lodges and other Grand officers present. Visiting Knights welcome.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Mr. Raymond
C. C
Huebert Bailey
Bank of Page
Glouster Lodge
Donald Zimmers Signs With Red Sox Be Farmed to Mansfield
Donald Zimmers son of Mr and Mrs Charles Zimmers recently signed a contract with the Boston Red Sox and has been farmed out to Mansfield. He left Sunday for his tryout at Mansfield accompanied by John Harper. Zimmers is a standout pitcher for Glouster High School known for many strikeouts and is also a football and basketball star. He will be a senior this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Donald Zimmers
Charles Zimmers
Boston Red Sox
Mansfield
John Harper
Zimmers
Glouster High School
Scouts Plan Benefit Show at Crawford Theater
Scouts Troops 71 72 and 73 sponsor a benefit show at Crawford Theater on Thursday and Friday June 17 and 18. Tickets sold by the Scouts will raise funds for the general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Boy Scout Troops
Crawford Theater
Kiwanis Dinner in Glouster Without Speaker
Kiwanis Club in Glouster held a round table discussion on civic topics at Hotel Gordon Tuesday. Lt. Gov. Eastey of Zanesville was scheduled but could not attend. Rev. David P. Morris led songs. attendance prize went to H. F. Kittle. Thelma Ley, post appendectomy at Mt. Carmel, is reported improving with mother Mrs. Lawrence Ley and sister Mrs. Clarence Huddy visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Eastey
Zanesville
David P. Morris
C. F. Wallace
H. F. Kittle
Thelma Ley
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Lawrence Ley
Clarence Huddy
Nelsonville
Camp Zaleski Dance Planned With Wellston Orchestra
Camp Zaleski CCC corps hosts a dance Friday June 11 from 8 30 p m to 12 p m with Carleton Brooks and his Wellston orchestra providing music and refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaleski
Camp Zaleski CCC Corps
Carleton Brooks
Wellston
Leaders form planning group for Glouster Labor Day event
Representatives from several mine locals and the American Legion met Tuesday to plan the Glouster Labor Day celebration. Sam Dunnett was elected general chairman and Harry Richards secretary. William B. Morris chairs the speakers committee with Ralph Dean, G. King, Clarence Willis, and Ernest Hoskins as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
American Legion
Sam Dunnett
Harry Richards
William B. Morris
Ralph Dean
G. King
Clarence Willis
Ernest Hoskins
Adams Home Visit Highlights Local Families
Mr and Mrs Dan Adams and daughter Betty Jane Laferty visited Mr and Mrs Joe Adams. Mr and Mrs Earl Newton and family from Pontiac Michigan spent the weekend with Mrs Newtons parents the Adamses. Mr and Mrs Arvol Edwards and son Bobby from Pontiac visited Mrs Edwards grandparents the Adamses. Mrs Edwards is daughter of Mrs and Mrs Earl Newton. Mrs Ida Buchman and daughter Mildred visit Athens.
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Adams
Hollister
Dan Adams
Betty Jane Lafferty
Mr. Adams
Joe Adams
Earl Newton
Pontiac
Mich
Newton
Arvol Edwards
Bobby
Mrs. Edwards
Mrs. Adams
Ida Buchman
Mildred
Athens
Miss Phyllis Morris Hosts Guests in Glouster
Miss Phyllis Morris and Dan Ludwinski of Ohio University visited the Morris home at Glouster. Miss Morris plans to stay the rest of the week with her parents Mr and Mrs W B Morris. Epworth League delegates from Glouster attended a district conference in Chillicothe led by Mary Francis Carpenter Margaret Dunlevy Mathew Dawson and George Tolliver with Mary Virginia Croushore and Jack Croushore accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Phyllis Morris
Dan Ludwinski
Ohio University
Miss Morris
W. B. Morris
Epworth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Chillicothe
Mary Francis Carpenter
Margaret Dunlevy
Mathew Dawson
George Tolliver
Mary Virginia Croushore
Jack Croushore
Glouster Personal Notices Report Dayton Visit
Al Beshara is in Dayton on business for a few days. Miss Dorothy Zimmer from Columbus and Pauline Zimmer from Athens spend their vacations with their parents, Mr and Mrs William Zimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
al Beshara
Dayton
Dorothy Zimmer
Columbus
Pauline Zimmer
Athens
William Zimmer
Funeral Directors Con vention Attended by Local Guests
Phil Robinson and Mr and Mrs John Blower visit Columbus for the Ohio State Funeral Directors convention today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Phil Robinson
John Blower
Columbus
Ohio State Funeral Directors Convention
Harlow Rites Are Held Today
The service honors Miss Harlow with survivors Hal Rosson and William Powell among the 200 guests. Reported details mention her planned pink organdie dress, her late husbands Paul Bern and the others, and her father Dr Monte Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle
Harlow
Hal Rosson
Miss Harlow
William Powell
Charles McGrew
Chicago
Hollywood
Paul Bern
Monte Carpenter
Kansas City
Marino Bello
Shower Tendered for Mrs. Thomas Williams Jr
A surprise stork shower was held at the home of Mrs. Wade Bailey for Mrs. Thomas Williams Jr. Guests participated in games and contests with prizes won by Mrs. Clyde Mason and Mrs. Paul Ullmark. A lunch followed for numerous attendees including Mrs. Williams and Miss Twila May Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Williams, Jr
Wade Bailey
Clyde Mason
Paul Ullmark
W. D. Withem
Carson Vernon
Frank Siler
Gladys McGee
Ida Ferguson
Frank Millington
John Bartell
Margaret Parks
Phil Robinson
Paul Allmark
John Blower
Alma Kittle
Thomas Williams
Bob Marshal
Basil Davis
Donald Howard
Andrew Allen
Tom Sanders
Twila May Williams
Charles Bailey
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Leaders
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Jo-Van
Gem Pharmacy
Mill St. Nelsonville, O
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Ra Moyee
Bobby Breen
Wih
MAY Robson
Butterworth
INO Matinee Fribay
Masonic Temple
Eudora
Mable Washburn
Mary Lines
Premier Water Systems
Cliff Brown Plumbing & Heating Co
Columbus St
WCTU
H. A. Budd
Washington, D. C
Lulu Parry
Signia
Glouster Pythians
Lodge
Bishopville Glouster
Bishopville Masonic Lodge
Monk Meshrod
Gah Eich
Kentucky
National Distiters Products Corp
New York
Labor
Thos. Williams Jr
Femnet
Our
Bo Athens
Lionville
Hell
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