Compromise Sought on Nelsonville Highway Plan
A Nelsonville council special meeting discussed a 1930s style plan to improve a canal route highway with state department direction. Proponents and opponents urged compromise to present a program to the state by July 1, citing street repair needs and job creation at local brick factories. Petitions with over 1,300 signatures were noted.
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Thenville
State
Chestnut Street
Nelsonville Lumy
Hickman
Nelsonville
Guaranteed Relief for Painful Feet At Last
A vintage ad promises immediate relief for aching feet with Moone's Oil foot powder. Apply night and morning to stop burning feet, odor, and sweating, using a formula of essential oils and antiseptics. Money back guarantee at Cut Rate Store.
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Moone
School Ends Friday in Nelsonville Valley Vacation Schools
The Daily Vacation Church Schools in Nelsonville and Carbondale close with a public meeting at 7 30 Friday night in the local church. Miss Elizabeth Longwell and Miss Katherine McClure led the programs. Total enrollment 604 with 157 in the local church. Supervisors were aided by 38 young people from participating churches.
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Nelsonville
Carbondale
Elizabeth Longwell
Katherine McClure
Ohio Council of Churches
Cecil D. Smith
Cincinnati
We Want Water! Nelsonville Gardeners Seek Water Pump
Nature tests community gardeners with prolonged wet spells flood washing seed and now heat. The relief committee seeks a discarded electric pump and a thousand feet of pipe to draw water from the river for the gardens struggling to stay hydrated.
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Nelsonville
Goodin Funeral Held at Zaleski Baptist Church
L D Goodin aged 72 who died at his Madison Township home was buried at Baptist Cemetery after services at the Baptist Church. He leaves a widow two sisters Mrs Riley Atkinson Zaleski and Mrs Jerry Martin Albany a brother Sam Prattsville a stepson William Goodin Zaleski and several nieces and nephews.
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Zaleski
L. D. Goodin
Madison Township
Baptist Cemetery
E. L. Hutchinson
Baptist Church
Goodin
Riley Atkinson
R. D
Jerry Martin
Albany
Sam
Prattsville
William Goodin
Charles Breinig
Arthur Bennett
Athens
John Schneider
Earl Pugh
Nellabelle Williams
Glouster
Potter
Cavanaugh
William Chapman
John Webb
Charles Alberry
Edward Molihan
California
Carl Goodin
Herbert Sharp
Children of Athens Visit Over Weekend
The group spent Sunday in town with Mrs. Sharp and her mother Mrs. Lily Daft, who had been visiting for a week before returning to Athens with them.
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Athens
Tear Gas Bombs Rescue Skunk From Porch
In Shawnee Oklahoma on June 22 officers summoned to remove a skunk under a porch used tear gas bombs after ordinary methods failed. Residents evacuated as the standoff ended with the animal driven away and the scene cleared.
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Shawnee, Okla
Route 56 Oiled Between Athens and Vinton Counties
Route 56 near Athens and Vinton Counties is being surface oiled today in a west to east operation. Motorists may detour via U S Route 530 to Mc Arthur, but Route 56 remains open to travel per H G Brown state highway maintenance superintendent.
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Athens
Vinton Counties
H. G. Brown
McArthur
Glouster Women of Moose Elect Next Year Officers
Glouster Chapter Women of the Moose elects next year’s officers at a Tuesday meeting. Installations follow with June birthday observances. Leaders named include Myr Morgan, Leta Westfall, Bertha Carpenter, Zella Brown, Lucille Joseph, Lizzie Doughty, Weltha Williams, Lenora Colley, Emma McClelland, Sophia Hinton, Tillie Hinton.
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Glouster
Moose Name
Women of the Moose
Myr Morgan
Leta Westfall
Bertha Carpenter
Zella Brown
Lucille Joseph
Lizzie Doughty
Weltha Williams
Lenora Colley
Sentinel
Emma McClelland
Argus
Sophia Hinton
Tillie Hinton
Balloon ascent and parachute jump planned near Buchtel
Harry Sinclair of Buchtel announces a trial flight for a Fourth of July celebration sponsored by the United Mine Workers at Dr. Dew's race track near Buchtel Sunday evening. A prior test failed when the parachute mechanism jammed at about 1500 feet, the pull rope breaking and Sinclair landing safely.
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Nelsonville
Harry Sinclair
Buchtel
United Mine Workers
Dr. Dew
Sinclair
Local Social Notes and Bridge Shower in Nelsonville
Mrs. Cora Tignor and daughters and Mrs. Jene Badnelle visited Mrs. Val Rider in Pomeroy and returned. Mrs. T. J. Davis spent Wednesday in Athens with her son Don Davis. Mrs. Tena Snackenburg returned to Newark after weeks with Roy and family. In Nelsonville a bridge shower for Mrs. Frank Bonifield (Louise Johnson) with four tables was hosted by A. B. Johnson. High scores: Miss Florence Wood and Miss Louise Rice.
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Cora Tignor
Jene Badnelle
Val Rider
Pomeroy
T. J. Davis
Athens
Don Davis
Tena Snackenburg
Newark
Roy
Nelsonville
Frank Bonifield
Louise Johnson
A. B. Johnson
Johnson
Florence Wood
Louise Rice
Presbyterian Church electrical exhibit invites Nelsonville women
The Ladies Aid Society and the Circle of Ruth of the Presbyterian Church invite the women of Nelsonville to an electrical exhibit Friday afternoon in the church dining rooms.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Circle of Ruth of
Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville
Bridge Club Host Sees High Scores Rimmed By Guests
Mrs. A. B. Johnson entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club yesterday afternoon with Mrs. William Brooks as guest player. High scores were recorded by Mrs. Wallace Glenn, Mrs. L. P. Rice and Mrs. Harry Kelly.
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A. B. Johnson
Wednesday Bridge Club
William Brooks
Wallace Glenn
L. P. Rice
Harry Kelly
Bridge Club Honors Edington Guests at Social Evening
Miss Elizabeth Edington entertained the bridge club last evening with guests Mrs Frank Bonifield Mrs Barney Hale and Miss Margaret Butts. Miss Louise Rice and Miss Audrey Alles held high scores.
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Elizabeth Edington
Bridge Club
Frank Bonifield
Barney Hale
Margaret Butts
Louise Rice
Audrey Alles
Children’s Day Service Planned at Conneth Church
June 22 report says Connett Church will hold a Children’s Day service Sunday evening June 25 at 8 o'clock with likely attendance by local families and children.
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Connett
Connett Church
Local Social Areas Report Sunday Visits and Church Attendance
Mr and Mrs Douglas Hartman visited in Logan Sunday. Gene Wolfe and daughters of Nelsonville visited Frances Wolfe Thursday. Mrs George Levering is ill. Orville Parson of Columbus spent the weekend with his parents. Charles Wachenschwarz and children visited Tom Lowery at Chauncey Sunday. Granddaughter spent Sunday with Oscar Matheny at New Marshfield. Sunday School attendance reached 48. Wil ing Workers Class holds banner. Arley Howard visited son in law and daughter Raymond Humphrey at Connett Sunday.
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Douglas Hartman
Logan
Gene Wolfe
Nelsonville
Frances Wolfe
George Levering
Orville Parson
Columbus
Jess Parson
Charles Wachenschwarz
Tom Lowery
Chauncey
Oscar Matheny
New Marshfield
Arley Howard
Raymond Humphrey
Connett
Workers for Friday GLOUSTER relief program report
Relief workers listed for Friday June 22 report to the city building at seven in the morning. Names include Albert Zimmer Henry Zimmer Floyd Cooper Hugh Cunningham William Dodson Halley Hamber A 8 Hanson William Goins Marion Elliott Harry Craig and many others along with Nora Dort Florence Delcontena Hoyt Williams and J W Wallace.
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Hiney Enenoff
John Gail
Icen Harding
Kiwanis Will Visit McConnelsville For Celebration
Glouster Kiwanis Club plans to attend a celebration in McConnelsville next Thursday night for the new Marietta to Zanesville road opening. Meeting at Hotel Gordon drew good attendance as H. F. Kittle awarded a prize to E. H. Taylor.
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Glouster Kiwanians
McConnelsville
Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Marietta
Zanesville
Gordon
H. F. Kittle
E. H. Taylor
Loyal Daughters Class to Meet at Danford Home
Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ meets at Miss Lalla Danford's home Friday night. Members are asked to read the fifth and sixth chapters of the Book of Acts beforehand.
Township funds to be distributed. churches urged to file lists
Trimble Township plans early distribution of ministerial funds per township clerk Clyde Gatchel. All churches are urged to file membership lists promptly to qualify for funds.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Clyde Gatchel
Mr. Gatchel
Council to Convene Tonight in Glouster
Glouster officials announce a special council meeting at the city building at seven o'clock tonight. A quorum was missing at last week's session.
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Glouster
Willing Workers Class Meets at M. E. Church Friday
Willing Workers Class will meet at the M. E. church Friday night with Mrs Esta Gardners committee entertaining.
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Glouster
M. E. Church
Esta Gardner
Miss Armstrong Granted Transfer for Further Treatment
Miss Sabra Armstrong, longtime at home with acute muscular rheumatism, shows enough improvement to be moved to Magnetic Springs near Delaware for continued care and treatment this week.
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Glouster
Sabra Armstrong
Magnetic Springs
Delaware
Funeral Attendees Named for Silas W. Fike in Glouster
Local notice lists attendees of Silas W. Fike’s funeral in Glouster on June 22. Among those named are W. D. Christman, J. W. Moody, W. H. Christman and family, Dallas Christman and daughters Elizabeth and Joan, Josephine Andrews, Mary Loomis, Cora Ellen Sexton, John Standley and daughters Thelma and Margie, L. L. Robinett, A. J. Price, and Charley Moody.
Local at Chauncey Elects Rev. Graham as President
Chauncey Local No. 386 elected Rev. Guss Graham as president at a Tuesday meeting held in the K of P Building. Elmer Allen presided, with William Russell as vice president, Floyd Karns as secretary, and Webster Cunningham as treasurer. Other officers named included John Tippie secretary and Thomas Olliver treasurer, plus a grievance committee. Guss Graham was chosen as delegate to the state convention in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Rev
Graham
Chauncey Local No. 386
K. of P
Elmer Allen
Guss Graham
William Russell
Floyd Karns
Webster Cunningham
John Tippie
Vint Cunningham
Thomas Olliver
C A. Schoonover
Lafe Crosser
William Glass
Columbus
Church youth To Lancaster Campgrounds Transportation Needed
Cars are needed to take young people from the M. E. Church in Glouster to the Chillicothe District Convention at the Lancaster Campgrounds on Friday. Those with or without drivers should contact Martha Lent or Grace Batterson at once. Departure 7 a m return by 7 p m.
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Glouster
M. E
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Martha Lent
Grace Batterson
North American Church of Christ Convention Trip
Rev. and Mrs. M. 8. Rogers, Mrs. E. L. Jones and Mrs. Jane LeFever traveled to Springfield Illinois to attend the North American Church of Christ convention held there over the weekend. In Springfield Mrs. Jones will stay with her brothers John Bee and Joe Bee and families.
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M. 8. Rogers
E. L. Jones
Jane LeFever
Springfield
Ill
Church of Christ
Logan Guests Westenhaver Aged 41
Chauncey June 22 Mrs. E H Knode and sister Miss Helen Howard hosted Sunday visitors Mrs Lydia Westenhaver and daughters Mrs Campbell and Mrs Keyes from Logan. Mrs Westen haver, 91, is a cousin of the late Mrs Mary Wolfe Howard, mother of Mrs Knode and Miss Howard.
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Westenhaver
Mines Active in Chauncey Area Forty Two Today
On June 22 four mines are operating in the Chauncey area namely No. 9 No. 119 No. 68 and Black Diamond with full activity reported.
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Chauncey
Black Diamond
Millfield and Glouster Tie 4-4 in Nine Inning Tilt
Millfield and Glouster battled to a 4 to 4 draw after nine innings before darkness halted play. Millfield schedules a Sunday 2 30 fog at Millfield park against Stewart.
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Millfield
Glouster
Stewart
Millfield Park
Mrs Charles Carpenter Visits Chauncey Family
Mrs Charles Carpenter is in Chauncey for a visit with her daughter Mrs Charles Ogg and family.
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Chauncey Chauncey
Charles Carpenter
Chauncey
Mrs
Charles Ogg
Reverend L L Cherrington Dies in Cincinnati
Known in Chauncey Rev. L. L Cherrington aged 70 died at Christ Hospital Cincinnati this week. His daughter Jessie Cherrington once taught English at Chauncey High School.
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Chauncey Chauncey
L. L Cherrington
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Jessie Cherrington
Chauncey High School
Ministers and relatives visit in McConnelsville
June 22 report from Chauncey states Mr and Mrs J Edward Minister and son Billy with Mrs Edward Minister and Miss Eleanor Minister, Chauncey, and Mrs Marie Pritchard Athens visited relatives in McConnelsville on Wednesday.
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Chauncey
J. Edward
Billy
Edward
Eleanor
Marie Pritchard
Athens
McConnelsville
Chauncey Notes Summer Sessions Attendance
Miss Ruth Fiske leaves Chauncey for Columbus to study at Ohio State University pursuing a Master’s Degree. Sister Miss Mary Louise Fiske attends summer school at Ohio University in Athens. Mr and Mrs Dan Friedberg of Cleveland visit Chauncey for summer vacation with Mrs Sarah Wilson and family.
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Fiske
Chauncey- Dover High School
Columbus
Mary Louise Fiske
Chauncey
Dan Friedberg
Cleveland
Friedberg
Sarah Wilson
Gallipolis Residents Treated At Holzer Hospital
Mrs Homer Kerr of Gallipolis was admitted for observation and treatment at Holzer Hospital on Wednesday. Mrs Theodore Haberstitch of the south side was dismissed.
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Gallipolis
Homer Kerr
Holzer Hospital
Theodore Haberstitch
Repainted Route 7 Lines In Gallipolis This Week
Gallipolis motorists face refreshed road markings as the state highway maintenance department repainted the concrete portions of Route 7 north and south of the city this week.
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State
Proposal for Ohio River coal tipple near Spruce Street
Gallipolis reports the Con dee Coal Company seeks a permit from the United States Engineers to build a coal tipple on the Ohio River bank at the foot of Spruce Street. The project aims to facilitate loading coal from barges to storage.
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Gallipolis
Condee Coal Company
United States Engineers
Ohio River
Spruce Street
Local Packet Operator Takes Hotel Clerk Job in Charleston
Gallipolis reports Captain Dick Brown once ran the Chevalier and Enos Taylor packets along with Carrie Brown now accepts a clerkship in the Ruffner Hotel at Charleston.
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Gallipolis
Dick Brown
Chevalier
Enos Taylor
Carrie Brown
Charleston
Sunday visitors and lawn social at Oliver's Park
Mr and Mrs S. R. Rairden visited Harlow Ervin's family in Carmel. Maybelle Osborne and George McCullough and Joe Fergus and Treva Bumgardner of Columbus were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Raymond Oliver. Roy McCullough spent the weekend in Columbus. A lawn social at Oliver's Park Saturday night was well attended.
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S. R. Rairden
Harlow Ervin
Carmel Maybelle Osborne
George McCullough
Joe Fergus
Misa Treva Bumgardner
Columbus
Raymond Oliver
Roy McCullough
Oliver's Park
Seeeks New Trial In Simms Dillon Damage Suit
A motion for a new trial has been filed in common pleas court in the damage suit of A Norris Simms versus Stanley Dillon, both of Crown City, seeking reconsideration of the verdict or damages.
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Gallipolis
Norris Simms
Stanley Dillon
Crown City
Common Pleas Court
Defendent
Cincinnati Duckworths to Meet Silver Bridge on Kanauga Diamond
The Cincinnati Duckworth Club, a top amateur baseball nine, faces Silver Bridge at Kanauga diamond on Sunday June 22. The matchup pits two strong regional clubs with local interest high for the afternoon game.
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Gallipolis
Cincinnati Duckworth Club
Silver Bridge
Kanauga Diamond
Sune Day
Overnight Foot Relief Ad Claim
An advertisement promises overnight relief from foot pain and odor through a foot soak using hot water and Radox. It claims quick results by penetrating foot pores to drive out acids, with a money back guarantee. The ad cites a 45 cent price at Quick's Cut Rate Store.
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Quick's Cut Rate
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Myrl Morgan
Fierce Ridge
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Carl Anne
Phyllis Antle
May McCance
John Penrod
Chaffin
Philo. Frank Wires
K. T. Fierce
Mary Agin
Hebbardsville
Eldon Bolin
Vera Fierce
Dennis
Betty Fierce
Bolin
Charles Replogie
Helen Easler
Akron
Maynard Sayre
Alice Kasler
Concord
R. H. Kasler
Replogle
Edith Kasler
Charles Walton
Dude Grandy and Family
the Plains
Honor Mrs. Bonifield
Entertains Bridge Club
Miss Edington
OAK Grove News
Miss Armstrong
Fickel
Ohio
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Miss Ruth
Sion
Ohio State University
Bashan
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