Miners Demonstration and Parade at Buchtel
In Buchtel on Saturday evening a miners demonstration and parade drew about 1,164 to 1,168 participants with 1,500 spectators. A Nelsonville and Buchtel band played as raindrops fell and the crowd heard the songs It Ain't Goin Rain No More and Hail, Hail. The marchers traveled through the village with orderly conduct and a speech program followed at the Opera House.
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Buchtel
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Opera House
Specials Lose Hard Fought Game in Ninth
The Sayres Specials saw their winning streak end Sunday as the Paxton Cleaners of Corning won a tight contest. Paul Taylor pitched well until three late errors helped Paxton pull ahead, drawing about 450 fans. The Specials remain at .500 and will play Inter-City League action in Carbondale Thursday and Coalton Sunday, with several local residents noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Sayres Specials
Paxton Cleaners
Corning
Paul Taylor
Carbondale
Coalton
Corning Abrhe
J. Mathews
Bee
L. Mathews
J. M. Mathews
Poco LD Mekndwedelen Peatcateiantenss
Saccaia
cNewman
Higgins
Paxton
Sohn
Reho
Smathers
Byron
Sweazy
R. Kimble
Toki
Barstow
Devol hurler shines as Carbon Hill blank Nelsonville 4–0
W Devol of Carbon Hill pitched a three hit game to beat the Nelsonville Merchants 4 to 0 at the city playground in an Inter-City League contest. Nelsonville committed five errors while Carlon Hill collected five hits off Carlin. The Merchants protested the lineup alleging two Logan players appeared in Carbon Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
W. Devol
Carbon Hill
Nelsonville Merchants
City Playground
Carlin
Merchants
Gilbert Smith
Dawley
Carlon Hill
Logan
Sacco
Lowes
Tolbert
Hillery
Smith
Galvin
Stewart
Patton and
Howson
Nelsonville Man Pleads Not Guilty to Larceny Charge
Elmer Kesterson of Nelsonville pleaded not guilty to petit larceny when arraigned before Mayor J. W. Hickman. He was held to the Grand Jury under a $100 bond. Kesterson also pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle without a license and was fined $25 plus costs. Harlan Hartman admitted intoxication and was fined $10 and costs. The M. F. C. Club held a Sunday picnic at the Vaughn cottage on the Muskingum River with members and families attending.
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Telsonville
Elmer
Sterson
J. W. Hickman
Kesterson
Harlan Hartman
M. F. C. Club
Isaac Vaughn
Muskingum River
Howard Warner
Anna
Lonnie
Donald Dunkle
Rita Mae
Charles Walker
Mary Jane
Roy Davis
Shelby Barber
Clara Keyes
Ann Popoczy
Verna Hand
Bridge Club Concludes Play At Bettie Shop Athens
Miss Corinne Kreppel hosted a Bettie Shop bridge gathering in Athens Monday night. Participants included Mrs. William McMahon Metrale Mich and Miss Jeanne Alligan with three tables in play. Ralph Betts earned high score, Rosemary Acker won second honors, and Mrs. McMahon received a guest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Kreppel
Bettie Shop
Athens
William McMahon
Metrale Mich
Jeanne Alligan
Ralph Betts
Rosemary Acker
McMahon
Rotary clubs hold joint meeting in Logan area
Nelsonville Rotary Club members traveled to Logan last night for a joint session with Logan and Lancaster clubs. Local attendees report an interesting and productive meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Classified Ads and Circulation Contact
Cc H Bartlett staff correspondent notes telephone line for society locals and readers. He will appreciate this service and directs callers to 412-W for classified ads and circulation with an experienced ad-taker.
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Cc. H. Bartlett
412-W
Ice Plant Reopens After Major Repairs at Nelsonville
Extensive repairs at the Hocking Valley Cereal Beverage Company ice plant are complete including new condensers. Production resumes Monday after buying ice from Logan and Athens. The plant employs 11 people and uses about ten tons of coal daily, says general manager John Rider.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Cereal Beverage Company
John Rider
Logan
Athens
Rider
J S Jolley Dies A Former Athens County Merchant
J S Jolley aged 78 native of Athens Township died last Wednesday in Manhattan Beach California. He was brother to Mrs Lovey J Dent of Athens and once a merchant at Albany. Burial will be in Hebbardsville Cemetery beside his wife and a daughter. Funeral in Manhattan Beach and body to be sent to Athens with Mrs James Patterson.
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J. S. Jolley
Athens Township
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Lovey J. Dent
West Union Street
Hebbardsville Cemetery
James Patterson
Athens
Jolley
Albany
Athens County
California
Dent
Birch Hollow Cats Win 4 2 Over Floodwood Sunday
The Birch Hollow Cats defeated Floodwood 4 to 2 on Sunday. Interested teams should write Bill Churchill at Nelsonville R F D.
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Birch Hollow Cats
Floodwood
Bill Churchill
Nelsonville
Five Athens Men Licensed for Amateur Radio
Five Athens men led by Paul Houf and Dick Bolen have licenses to operate amateur radio stations, joining Prof. D. B. Green of Ohio University in a growing hobby. They note more than 22 000 licenses nationwide and stress the noncommercial, emergency communications role of amateur radio. They are upgrading their equipment this summer in Lancaster Street, aiming to handle more messages.
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Houf and Bolen
Canada
Oklahoma
American Radio Relay League
Hartford
Houf
Bolen
Athens
D. B. Green
Ohio University
Paul Houf
Paul Hudson
Dick Bolen
Roger Jones
Prof. Green
United States
Bolen and Houf
Houf and
Lancaster Street
Make This Model at Home Smart Yoke Frock Pattern
Anne Adams presents a printable dress pattern featuring a yoke with front tabs and shoulder coverage. The design highlights a flattering flared skirt suitable for silk or cotton with a gay print. Step by step diagrams accompany the 2176 pattern for home sewing.
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Anne Adams
Solons Study Overdue Tax Delinquency in Ohio
Governor White and cabinet leaders meet with an Ohio Chamber of Commerce sub committee to plan reform of delinquent tax laws. They may push for a special or earlier legislative session, as delinquencies hit about 101 million last year and loom larger after August settlement.
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Columbus
U.R
White
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Repeal predicted to spark nationwide drunken spree
Dr. Howard H. Russell, founder of the Anti-Saloon League, warned that repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment would unleash a dry uprising of unprecedented magnitude and banish liquor traffic forever. He said millions who enjoy the automobile would fear booze traffic and prohibition would end.
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Oberlin
U.R
United States
Howard H. Russell
Anti-Saloon League
Russell
Many Pay Visit to Boy Scout Camp
The Athens Boy Scouts camp on the Athens Canaanville Road under Ralph Thorne attracts capacity attendance daily. Scoutmaster Roy L. Dupler says two large tents have been erected to house scouts who cannot stay in the shack. Thorne directs the daily routine as troops bike and work on tents ahead of another Court of Honor. Parents have visited the camp, which now features a roadside rustic sign.
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Athens
Bandit Fires Through Depot Window Injuring Telegraph Operator
Martin P. Fox a 60 year old telegrapher at the Hocking Valley Railroad depot was shot last midnight when a bandit sticking his head through the window ordered him to stick up. The admitted criminal fled as Fox, crippled, moved to comply and was struck in the right side with a bullet lodged in a left rib and is expected to recover.
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Carey
U.R
Martin P. Fox
Hocking Valley
Fox
Local residents visit relatives across several Ohio towns
Murray City and nearby communities report a pattern of weekend and week long visits. Edington and son John travel to Xenia with husband away. Howard Miller and Ruth Hoffman of Cleveland join Mrs. Miller’s parents in Mansfield for a Sunday visit.
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Mrs. N
Edington
John
Xenia
Howard Miller
Ruth Hoffman
Cleveland
Miller
Barney Penn
William Chivers
Howard
John Binderbasin
Glouster
Mansfield
Falls to death in farm cherry tree accident near Zanesville
Lincoln Baughman, 29, died after falling from a cherry tree on his farm near Zanesville. In Cleveland milk prices dropped to 8 cents a quart delivered and 7 cents at stores.
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Zanesville
Lincoln Baughman
Here
Cleveland
Greater
Child Drowns in 18 Inch Cistern at Home
Elyria reports James Tedrow age 2 drowned in 18 inches of water after slipping into a foot cistern at his residence yesterday. Police and deputies investigated the accidental death as a local tragedy.
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Elyria
James Tedrow
Trustees OK securities purchase for city light plant
In Piqua on June 21 trustees of the state teachers retirement fund authorized a $675,000 municipal light plant purchase, the action being sued by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PIQUA
State Teachers Retirement Fund
Education leader speaks at Ohio teachers meeting
Dr B O Skinner state education official addressed the final sessions of the 84th midsummer meeting of the Ohio Education Association in Cedar Point Ohio. He spoke on topics related to public schooling and teacher standards during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
U.P
B. O. Skinner
Ohio Education Association
Ohio State Teachers Association
Athens Messenger Pattern Catalog Ad Explains Size and Order
The notice advertises pattern 2176 in sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42 with fabric yardage details for size 16. It invites readers to send 15 cents per pattern and 25 cents for catalog and pattern, directing orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department at 243.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
Porch Removal Ordinance Faces City Council Action Tonight
An ordinance regulating porches and obstructions on High and Main Streets is set for an adjourned council session tonight. Property owners have already partially removed porch posts to meet street lighting standards near the new High Street Bridge, with one porch torn down at Richardson Furniture Store and likely rebuilt smaller later. Electric light poles will be moved on High Street and telephone poles removal is being discussed with Union Telephone Co.
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High Street Bridge
Richardson Furniture
Richardson
High Street
Union Telephone Co
Water in Sunday Creek Turns Tomato Soup Color Near Corning
June 21 report from Glouster notes Sunday Creek again runs the color of tomato soup after being cleared. Water stems from old Corning mine workings, released to avoid pumping from Congo mine, which drains into Congo and allows flow into the creek.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek
Corning
Congo
Mass Meeting Scheduled in Lamborn Grove Friday
A mass meeting for miners, business and professional men of the Hocking district will be held Friday at 2 PM in Lamborn Grove Glouster. The event aims to represent all district interests with drum corps and possible band music, expecting a crowd of several thousand.
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Glouster
Lamborn Grove
Hocking
Labor Train Arrival At Glouster Draws Quiet Crowd
A much smaller crowd gathered at the depot in Glouster as the labor train arrived. Four National Guardsmen and several railroad police were on hand, but calm, orderly behavior prevailed. Only two women were present and no workmen boarded in the city.
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Glouster
National
Eighth annual home-coming in Glouster area
The Wise School three miles north of Bishopville hosts the eighth annual home-coming on Sunday July 3 weather permitting a basket dinner will be served in the grove organizers request cooperation from all interested in making the event a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Wise
Bishopville
Glouster-McConnelsville Road
Civil War Veterans Tour Southern Battlefields
McConnellville on June 21 reports W D Christman 56 of near Oakdale and J W Moody of Bishopville two local Civil War veterans underway on a motor trip to the South to visit battlefields where they fought in 1861 to 1865. They last visited the region over three score years ago. They are joined by Charles Moody Burgess Christman and A J Price of Gloucester.
Man Charged With Theft In McConnellville
Raymond Bay of Mountville was arrested Friday evening by Sheriff Louis Adrean, charged with stealing wool and confined in the Morgan county jail awaiting further proceedings.
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Mcconnellville
Raymond Bay of
Woman Wounded at Picket Camp Improves
CHAUNCEY June 21 Condition of Mrs Pete Cole Millfield is reported improved today. Mrs Cole suffered wounds in both legs when she was struck by bullets Sunday night at the picket camp along the highway in East Millfield after a clash in the vicinity. She endured shock Monday, it was stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pete Cole
Millfield
Crowd gathers to view labor train arrival in Chauncey
On June 21 crowds gathered in Chauncey at dawn to watch the first run of a labor train from Corning. Only the engineer and fireman rode the engine and the two coaches were parked in Chauncey yards until the evening return to Corning.
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Chauncey
Corning
No Flour This Week In Chauncey Dover
No government flour will be distributed in the Chauncey Dover district this week as stated by the Red Cross to the local committee. Last week over 500 sacks were distributed at four district points. Floride Sprague of Chauncey accompanied by Dr and Mrs Lindley V Sprague returned to Madison Wisconsin for a visit after attending Ohio State University commencement where their daughter Lenore Sprague Stack earned a dentistry degree.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
The
Red Cross
Misa Floride Sprague
Lindley V. Sprague
Madison
Wia
Friedbergs and Wilsons Spend Sunday at Buckeye Lake
Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Friedberg with Edith Wilson Miss Lena Wilson Dorothy Elaine Wilson and Max Wilson visited Buckeye Lake on Sunday.
Last Kine River Boat With Large Passenger List
The Queen City packet, a Pittsburgh Cincinnati river steamer, passed Marietta Sunday afternoon on its upstream trip with a large group of vacation tourists and a cargo of freight. It is the last of the old river steamboats and will pass Marietta again Thursday at 4 p.m. Captain W. E. Dunaway commands with Fred Hoyt as purser.
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Marietta
Queen City
Ohio River
Pittsburgh-Cincinnati
Packet
W. E. Dunaway
Fred Hoyt
Mariettan
Heaviest Rainfall in Years Drenches Washington Meigs Areas
Rains over a wide district bring heavy downpours in the last 44 hours with Washington County seeing a drenching end of week and Meigs County also struck. Farmers note scattered precipitation with some districts still deficient. Angell Ridge near Athens reports the heaviest rain in years and streams reach their highest level in 25 years.
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Washington County
Meigs County
Angell Ridge
Athens
Stockport Burglars Caught by Officers
McConnenville June 21 Sheriff Lewis Adrean and Robert Durbin of Stockport identified burglars Carl and Ralph Straker of Steubenville in Newark where they were arraigned on possessing a burglar tools kit. Strakers pled not guilty and were bound over to the grand jury on $5,000 bonds each. They will later face a charge for a Stockport Mill burglary on June 6 with over $600 in cash and checks stolen. Durbin identified a sample case linking the Strakers to the Stockport heist. Sheriff Adrean praised the investigative work.
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Mcconnellville
Lewis Adrear
McConnelaville
Robert Durbin
Stockport
Newark
Carl
Ralph Straker
Steubenville
Strakers
Grand
Adrean
Three Die In Blaze At Crystal Cafe
A fire in the Crystal Cafe in Montgomery West Virginia early today left three dead and two others missing. The blaze was started by a gasoline explosion in the cafe kitchen.
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Montgomery
W. Va
Mrs Dane Osborne Undergoes Operation in Columbus
Mrs Dane Osborne of Chauncey underwent a surgical operation at Grant Hospital in Columbus on Monday. Her husband Mr Dane Osborne accompanied by relatives here took part in the travel to Columbus last week and remained after the procedure.
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Akron
James Hamer
Nelsonville
Mary Donoghue
St. Marys of the Springs
James Penn
John Sapp
Columbus
Chauncey
Dane Osborne
Grant Hospital
Robin Milkler's Illness Reported In Chauncey
June 21 Chauncey reports Robin Milkler son of Mr and Mrs Loren Milkler ill with measles and whooping cough. Several measles and whooping cough cases have appeared in the vicinity in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Robin
Loren Milkler
Naomi Bible class plans Thursday 2 pm meeting
Chauncey residents are told a business meeting of the Naomi Bible class of The Plains Methodist Bible School will be held this Thursday at 2 o clock. Mrs Ray Michael serves as class president and Mrs Grant Michael as secretary.
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Chauncey
Naomi Bible
Plains Methodist Bible School
Ciidrest
Ray Michael
Grant Michael
Chauncey Visitors Include Local Residents and Columbus Guests
Mr and Mrs Grant England of Columbus visited Chauncey as guests of sister in law Elia England en route to Virginia for an extended Norfolk trip. Miss Marie Morgan of Lancaster stayed with her parents Henry and Mrs Morgan in Chauncey. Miss Marjorie Courtney of Columbus visited her father Clinton Courtney and grandparents in Beaumont. Addie Young from Athens State Hospital spent the weekend with sister Mrs Floyd Nye in Chauncey. The McCails and Nancy McCall visited Chauncey. Miss Maxine Dusa of Trimble joined Kenneth Nye in Chauncey. Noah Harvey and family of Chauncey were Columbus visitors Sunday. Denver Bricker and wife hosted Mr and Mrs William Owen of Hank as their Sunday guests.
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Donald Betts
Miriam
Martha
Wellston
Tom Schenz
Henry Rhodes
Los Angeles
Calif
B. L. Rhodes
Etta Rhodes
Columbus
Myrtle Dow
Phil Kelch
A. L. Pritchard
Sundsy
South Point
Mrs. Pritchard
Philip Fisher
Joan Fisher
Dorcas
Albert Koon
Lancaster
Frank Cox
Youngstown
Ruth Penn
Wilmington College
Charles Ralph
Phil Devol
Grant England
Chauncey Satu
Mra
Elia England
Virginia
Norfolk
Marie Morgan
Henry Morgan
Chauncey
Marjorie Courtney
Clinton Courtney
Harvey Courtney
Beaumont
Addie Young
Maxine Dusa
Trimble
Chauncey Sunday
Kenneth HM
Nye
Noah Harvey
Denver Bricker
William Owen
Hank
Stop Itching Torture Clean ZRMO Relief Lotion
Soothing antiseptic lotion relieves itching from Kezema pimples ringworm rashes dandruff and scalp irritations. Sold by druggists at 350 600 and 1.00. Adv.
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Adda Thompson
Mary Johnson
E. M. Gilbert
Marie and
Mildred Gilbert
Verna Mae Ashburn
Elsworth
Clara Bechtold
Fred Sibert
Bartlett
Blanche Moorehead
Ohio State University
Mark Hick
Fannie Shields
Mary Catherine Shields
Eva Jane Edson
William Hick
Hick
Nels. Merch. Ab.r.h.po
A.E. Braith
C.f
Ephemera
Ray
Garner
Pp Lehrer
Carbon Hill AB H.po
A.E. Blosser
Awewesenn
Evans
Ene R. Devol
Rs Hillery
Madge Evans
Anita Page
Karen Morley
Neil Hamilton
Francys and
Grace Cochrans
Sterre
South Court Street
Pop Ular
By Mac Bartlett
Athens Messenger
Solons
C. of C
Anti-Saloon League Saga Repeal
Boy Scout
Bandit
Murray City
John Hogan
Mrs
Kid Evans
Ruth Danson
Ohio University At
Mary Evans
Eugene Hamer
Shade
Ohio
Piqua Securities
Skinner
Council
Glouster Civic Body
Battle Grounds
Wisconsin
Buckeye Lake
Last Kine
Bradfield, JR
Mesgager
the Plains
Chauncey Boy
Ant Killer
Nelsonville Drug Co
Hoodletts
Oakley & Oakley
Public
Insurance Agency
Nelsonvillie
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