Change Trains New Schedule of Hocking Valley
Nelsonville June 19 The Hocking Valley railroad issues a new schedule effective next Sunday Train 80 departs Columbus at 9 20 a m and reaches Nelsonville at 10 35 a m Train 32 runs daily except Sunday from Columbus at 2 30 p m arriving here 4 48 p m On Sunday train 32 leaves Columbus at 6 30 p m arriving 8 45 p m Northbound trains: 33 leaves Nelsonville 8 10 a m arriving Columbus 10 25 a m 37 leaves Nelsonville 4 55 p m arriving Columbus 6 55 p m No noon train to Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Railroad
Columbus
Funeral for Jasper Saxon Held at Christian Church
Funeral services for Jasper Saxon aged 45 were set for Thursday at 2 PM at the Christian church in Nelsonville with Rev. Gilbert Courtney and Rev. Mc Corkle officiating. He is survived by his widow, three children, his mother Mrs. Nan Saxon, and two sisters Mrs. Jennie Cheadle of Barberton and Mrs. Minnie Collins of Nelsonville. A separate note reports Philodorean Lodge No. 157 to hold a special meeting Wednesday night at the Masonic temple with work in the Bi A degree.
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Nelsonville
Jasper Saxon
Christian Church
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
McCorkle
Saxon
Nan Saxon
Jennie Cheadle
Barberton
Minnie Collins
Philidorean Lodge No. 157
Masonic Temple
Work Resumes at Lick Run Mine After Three-Week Strike
In Nelsonville on June 19 workers returned to Lick Run Mine ending a three week stoppage over hours. A settlement is expected this week at Kimberley Valley Coal mines while check weighman disputes sparked a strike. Miners met at Orbiston ball park and action was taken regarding workers at 10X mine. Relief day payouts continued and leaders Lee Hall and Dave Watkins oversee district efforts as WV miners from Consolidated Coal seek work in the Hocking district.
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Nelsonville
Lick Run
Valley Coal Company
Kimberly
Orbiston
Lee Hall
Dave Watkins
Consolidated Coal Company
West Virginia
Hocking
King's Heralds Meet at Methodist Church
Nelsonville report says the King's Heralds will gather at the Methodist church on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members with May and June birthdays are asked to bring their offering.
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Nelsonville
King’s Heralds
Methodist Church
Pidcock Family Travels after Great Council Session
Gus Pidcock and his daughter Gretchen drove to Columbus on Sunday. Mrs. Pidcock returned Monday with Gus after visiting the Great Council of Pocahontas and Red Men. Gretchen stayed a week with her sister Mrs. Edward Pedigo.
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Nelsonville
Gus Pidcock
Gretchen
Columbus
Pidcock
Great Council of Pocahontas
Red Men
Edward Pedigo
Missionary Society Meets at Local Methodist Church
Nelsonville June 19 A meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church will be held in the church parlors Wednesday at 1 o'clock. Mrs Hawk will lead the program with Mrs Murphy Morrell and Mrs Jewett as hostesses.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Hawk
Murphy
Morrell
Jewett
Married in Columbus Lucille Blackburn and Raymond Powell
Miss Lucille Blackburn and Raymond Powell married in Columbus on Monday with Rev. Rousch performing the ceremony. They returned to Nelsonville to live. Mrs. Powell is a Nelsonville High School graduate and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S Blackburn. The groom is son of Harry Powell of Greenlawn and works for Hocking Valley railroad.
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Nelsonville
Lucille Blackburn
Raymond Powell
Columbus
Rousch
Powell
Blackburn
Nelsonville High School
B. M. Coakley
Harry Powell
Greenlawn
Hocking Valley Railroad
Pensyle Couple Mark 37th Wedding Anniversary
Nelsonville notes say Mr and Mrs C L Pensyle celebrated their thirty seventh wedding anniversary Sunday June 17. The Catherine Spencer joined a picnic at Rising Ironton to be bridesmaid at the wedding of a friend from Nelsonville with attendees including Mr and Mrs E S McCune and Mr and Mrs C E Whitmore and family Mr and Mrs Arthur Burgess of Lancaster.
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C. L. Pensyle
Nelsonville
Catherine Spencer
Rising Ironton
Park
Lancaster
E. S. McCune
C. E. Whitmore
Arthur Burgess
Initiation Set for WBA Meeting in Nelsonville
Nelsonville reports an initiation at the regular W B A meeting on Wednesday evening. All officers and guard members are asked to wear white and lunch will be served after the meeting.
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Nelsonville
Missionary Society to Meet at Methodist Church Parlor
Nelsonville June 19 The Woman's Home Missionary Society left the Methodist church will meet in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Hellyer on Vacation. Bishop Fills In At American Express
Charles Hellyer of the American Express Company takes a week off for vacation in Nelsonville. Thurman Bishop is serving as his replacement during the absence.
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Nelsonville
Charles Hellyer
American Express Company
Thurman Bishop
Hellyer
Willing Workers Hold Monthly Sunday School Meeting
The Willing Workers Sunday school class of the Christian church met at Mrs. Thomas's Adams Street home last Thursday evening. Hostesses were Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Coepe and Mrs. Howett. The gathering was well attended.
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The
Christian Church
Thomas
Adams Street
Coepe
Howett
Funeral for Deliliah Biddison Held in Trimble
The Trimble Church of Christ hosted services for Deliliah Biddison 88 a longtime Trimble resident and Athens county pioneer. Rev G B Courtney led the funeral with local choir from Chauncey and pallbearers including Biddison sons. Burial followed at Maplewood cemetery. She left nine children and many grandchildren.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Deliliah Biddison
Athens County
Trimble Village
G. B. Courtney
Trimble
Minnette Pendergrass
Lucille Bradfield
Florence Pendergrass
Danford
Pettit
Bryson
Two Fined After Automobiles Crash In Chauncey
Bernard Yates and W C Cunningham were arrested for intoxication and driving while intoxicated after a collision near Roe farm in Chauncey. Yates fined 100 dollars plus costs for DWI and 5 dollars for intoxication. license suspended three months. Cunningham fined 5 dollars plus costs for intoxication. Both from Belpre Ohio. no serious injuries.
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Chauncey
Bernard Yates
W. C. Cunningham
C. R. Howard
W. D. Hines
Yates
Hines
Cunningham
Belpre
Ohio
Edward Kovalaski
Floodwood
Roe Farm
Kovalaski
Local residents travel and teach during spring break
Dr. A J Leonard of Millfield attends the state encampment in Lancaster with the G A R. Miss Goldie Boudinot, a Middletown school teacher, vacationing at her Millfield parents. Miss Eleanor Hill, Ashland elementary music instructor, visits her Millfield family. Miss Glenna Carter, Columbus employee, spends Sunday with Chauncey parents.
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A. J. Leonard
Millfield
Lancaster
Goldie Boudinot
Middletown
Eleanor Hill
Ashland
P. D. Hill
Glenna Carter
Columbus
B. E. Carter
Chauncey
Wilson Sisters Visit with Chauncey and Columbus Relatives
Mrs. Dorothy Six of Dayton visited relatives in Chauncey at week’s end. Saul and Max Wilson of Chauncey spent Sunday in Columbus with their sister Lena Wilson, who has been visiting friends there. She accompanied them home.
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Richard Keasey
Columbus
Mrs
Peter Keasey
Dorothy Six
Dayton
Chauncey
Saul Wilson
Max Wilson
Lena Wilson
Peter Pendergrass
Lloyd Pendergrass
Minnie Koons
George F. Pendergrass
Herbert Wy
Chauncey Personal Notices From Columbus Visit
Chauncey brief notes list visitors including Mr and Mrs Robert Mosely Nelsonville Mrs Evan Morgan Miss Margaret Morgan and Evan Morgun Jr in Chauncey Sunday. Also present were Mr and Mrs Damon Collins Miss Marie Ferrer and others from Columbus visiting J O Jerrel's home.
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Robert Mosely
Nelsonville
Evan Morgan
Margaret Morgan
Evan Morgun, Jr
This City
Macy Meinhardt
Damon Collins
Marie Ferrer
Columbus
J. O. Jerrel
Chauncey
Local residents in Columbus and nearby towns visit friends and travel
Social notes list residents and visitors from Columbus Huntington and surrounding areas. People like Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maxson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Russell, and others travel to or return from Cincinnati Cleveland and Dublin. Many spend weekends visiting relatives and attending games and events in Columbus Will Wright Miss Frances Scott and Miss Florence Horton are noted in town movements.
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Charles Maxson
Columbus
Paul Russell
Huntington
W. Va
Robert Huenefeld
Oliver Jewett
Jack Sharp
Guy
Orlando Millholland
Cincinnati
Harry Davis
Dublin
W. A. Pride
Glouster
Warren
Cleveland
C. A. Malone
Betty
Charles
William Matone
Akron
Mayme Keplar
Harry Leak
New Straitsville
May Anderson
Frank Anderson
German Dirigible to Fly Around World Next Fall
The LZ 127 dirigible now under construction in Germany will depart for the United States late next fall and then complete a round the world flight. Aerostat engineer Hans Ebner announced this after arriving in New York aboard the Hamburg America liner Hamberg. Ebner plans a 65 man crew and 20 passengers for the voyage before the craft enters trans Atlantic service.
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New York
U.A
Germany
United States
Hans Ebner
Aerostat
Hamburg
Ebner
Karl Arnstein
Zeppelin Corporation
Akron
Two Fined on Charges Of Being Intoxicated
Three cases were heard in Magistrate Felix Riley's court yesterday. John Carsey and Frank Carsey were each fined five dollars and costs after arrest for intoxication by Constable Kenneth Ailstock. Jim Simpson waived examination.
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Felix Riley
John Carsey
Frank Carsey
Kenneth Ailstock
Jim Simpson
Water mains burst flood Cleveland business district
Two large downtown Cleveland water mains ruptured early today washing away part of Superior avenue and flooding the Cuyahoga valley. The break caused about $50,000 in losses, disrupted rail traffic, and created dangerous gas and electrical hazards with fire risk reported.
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Cleveland
Superior Avenue
Cuyahoga Valley
Public Square
Big Four
Erie
New York Central
East Ohio Gas Company
Man Charged With Carrying Firearms in Menacing Manner
The man faced charges for carrying firearms in a menacing way and had bond set at $200. The individual named Ail stock also made the Simpson arrest.
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Ailstock
Simpson
Reports say Sandino forces hold 21 Americans
Secretary Kellogg dismissed reports that General Sandino’s forces held 21 American prisoners as pure propaganda. The item named George B. Marshall of New York as one prisoner and noted the La Luz mine incident near Northeastern Nicaragua. Kellogg warned such reports usually come from outside Nicaragua and would have been officially confirmed if true.
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Washington
U R
Augustino Sandino
Kellogg
George B. Marshall
New York
la Luz
Nicaragua
Kelloge
State Department
Gunboat Hercules Destroyed in Magdalena Explosion
Fifty three crewmen perished when the gunboat Hercules exploded on the Magdalena River, officials announced. The vessel carried seventy three crew members at the time of the incident in Bogota.
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Bogota
Columbia
Magdalena
Byrd to Christen Plane The Virginia
Commander Richard Byrd announced the aircraft to fly from an Antarctic base toward the South Pole will be named The Virginia. The companion plane will be Floyd Bennett in honor of Byrd’s associate who died aiding Bremen fliers at Greenley Island.
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Winchester
U.P
Richard Evelyn Byrd
South Pole
Virginia
Floyd Bennett
Byrd
Greenley Island
Sunday School Convention Opens in Van Wert
Delegates to the 69th annual state Sunday school convention were registered and assigned to host homes as sessions formed. More than 1,000 visitors from Ohio church groups registered for preliminary programs at Van Wert on June 19, according to UP reports.
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Hocking Valley
Masons
Kimberly Mines
Missionary Society
W. B.A
Elizabeth Dickerson
Annie Hart
Clarion
Chauncey BY
Charles S.bradfield, Jr
Coe Farm
Hocking Personals
Henry Hennessy
Middleport
Richard West
Reese West
Pomeroy
S. A. West
Frances West
A. West
Andrew Lewis
Orval West
Winfield
Kansas
Benton Penn
Rex Ackley
8. A. West
ABC
Ecru
Summer’s Store
van Wert
Dodge Brothers Inc
Graham Brothers
Detroit
Dodge Brothers
C. A. Daugherty
Athens
Graham Brothers Trucks
Truck Division
Old Heidelberg
Blatz
Milwaukee
Fr. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Coo
Athens, Ohio
Katz BR
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