Commerce Chamber Meeting Is Successful Event
Elsonville June 23 A Commerce Chamber forum with local speakers proved a success and one of the year’s best meetings. A resolution urged state authorities to clear the Cable farm road of overhanging trees and drift piles with a fence on the sharp turn. Mayor Eberle Edwin Wolfe Dr Rhodes Eddie Rosser Rev Mc Corkle and others spoke praising the chamber. The group discussed civic pride cooperation and future meetings with remarks from the president and members. Bare urged sending a resolution to the state legislature to clear the Hocking river area of overhanging trees. Dr Acomb proposed bi monthly meetings.
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Elsonville
Chamber of Commerce
Eberle
Chamber
Walter Wolfe
Old City
Rhodes
Eddie Rosser
Rosser
McCorkle
Bare
Hocking
Mine Operation Terror Reigns Brings Rushes in Rail Sheds
Bellaire June 23 coal mines south of Bellaire on the Pennsylvania lines will likely add an extra crew to handle coal haulage and car placement as more mines resume. Stewarts mine workers return today, increasing car spotting and hauling needs while overall freight movement improves on the Pennsylvania railroad. Manila June 23 terror spread as Mayon eruption fears grow and seismologists doubt a violent eruption will occur. Henry Stimson orders residents moved from southern Luzon as quakes shake the island and lava appears at Mayon base.
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Bellaire
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Powhatan
Webb
Stewarts
Trennsylvania Railroad
Manila
P. T
Luzon Island
Henry L. Stimson
Philippines
Stimson
42 Radio Stations To Tell of Convention
New York June 23 UR The national Democratic convention will convene in Houston at noon June 4 to nominate a presidential candidate. The proceedings will be broadcast by radio at about one dollar per second, with at least 49 stations linking to provide viewers in American homes a clear picture from the convention hall.
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New York
Houston
National Broadcasting Company
United States
Student heads to Akron for summer position with Goodyear
Nelsonville June 23 Ray Baird, who has studied at Ohio University Athens for the past year, left today for Akron where he has accepted a summer job with the Goodrich Rubber Company.
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Nelsonville
Ray Baird
Ohio University
Athens
Akron
Goodrich Rubber Company
Illustrated Lecture in Christian Church at Welsonville
Sunday evening service features Rev McCorkle presenting an illustrated lantern slide lecture on the menace of Mohammedism at the Christian Church in Welsonville.
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Welsonville
Christian Church
McCorkle
W. C. T. U. Plans Yearly Flower Day Event
Nelsonville reports the W. C. T. U. annual flower mission day set for Tuesday at 2 P.M. at Mrs. A. G. Mechem home. Devotional leader will be Mrs. P. R. P. Verity with Miss Sigrid Love guiding the program. Assistants include Mrs. W. H. Hudson Mrs. John Saltz Mrs. Stanley Mechem and Mrs. Harold Mechem. Members are urged to bring or send flowers.
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Nelsonville
A. G. Mechem
Prp. B. Verity
Sigrid Love
W. H. Hudson
John Saltz
Stanley Mechem
Harold Mechem
Social notes from Columbus and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs John Love were Saturday guests of Dr and Mrs Gilbert Love in Columbus. Sunday they all motored to Akron to be guests for the day of Mr and Mrs Arthur Love. A G Mechem H H Miter and John Saltz transacted business in Columbus Friday. Mrs Minnie Laughlin and daughter Edna spent Thursday with S L Laughlin in Athens. Miss Ethel Walker spent Friday in Columbus on business. Mrs Gene Shafer and son Joe Columbus are guests of relatives and friends here. Dr and Mrs W S Rhodes and son Bill spent Friday in Columbus. Mrs Eugene Rosser is visiting her daughter in New Philadelphia. Mrs Edward Green will return to her home at Steubenville tomorrow after a weeks visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Allen Rily. Miss Christina Beaty New Straits ville accompanied her home for a visit. Co H Bartlett and son Mac returned after a motor trip to Miami Oklahoma to visit Mr Bartletts parents Mr and Mrs D W Bartlett. Albert Barron Western Union agent enjoys two weeks vacation starting Monday. He will leave Monday to visit his sister at Chillicothe TL N Withers Gallipolis will substitute for Mr Barron during his absence. The Rev Eugene Owen returned Friday after spending the last week in Columbus.
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John Love
Gilbert Love
Columbus
Akron
Arthur Love
A. G. Mechem
H. H. Miter
John Saltz
Minnie Laughlin
Edna
S. L. Laughlin
Athens
Ethel Walker
Gene Shafer
Joe
W. S. Rhodes
Bill
Eugene Rosser
New Philadelphia
Edward Green
Steubenville
Allen Rily
Christina Beaty
New Straitsville
Co. H. Bartlett
Mac
Miami
Oklahoma
Mr. Bartlett
Mrs
D. W. Bartlett
Nelsonville
Albert Barron
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chillicothe
TL. N. Withers
Gallipolis
Mr. Barron
Gore Class Mates and Teachers reunion held in Gore
Mrs Rose Cook and Mrs Aaron Green attended the Gore Class Mates and Teachers association reunion in Gore on Thursday. The annual gathering featured a noonday lawn dinner at the Gore schoolhouse with at least 250 attendees.ubeth Edwards Logston is the guest Miss Stella Edwards and Mrs Charles Wilkinson attended.
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Nelsonville
Rose Cook
Aaron Green
Gore
Ubeth Edwards Logston
W. Va
Stella Edwards
Charles Wilkinson
Nelsonville couples wed in town as plans set
Mr and Mrs John Rusgoe and daughters Vivian Mary and Helen and son John married in Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs Dewey Sheeley of Chillicothe and Mr Robert Sacohy of Inchburg visited the end of the week with Mr and Mrs Adam Scheeler.
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Dewey Sheeley
Chillicothe
Robert Sacohy
Inchburg
Adam Scheeler
YM G A NOTES By W L H Attendance and library needs at YMCA
Last week set attendance highs across swimming classes with 92 in Tuesday and 113 on Thursday plus a total of 661 for all classes by Friday. The YMCA emphasizes safety and sanitation with daily pool cleaning and weekly emptying for a thorough scrub. Indoor games filled gym use during rain, and 42 Vacation Bible School youths visited. Members under 14 read two thirds of library books. boys’ fiction stock is high wear, prompting a call for new titles to serve the community. The Y invites book donations through pickup calls.
Kreig Graduates Fifty Years From Logan H S
Rendville reports a fifty year Logan High School graduation for Kreig as neighbors recall the class of 1878. A separate accident recounts Mrs. Thomas Boyd being struck by an Ohio Fuel car while saving her child. injuries are bruises and shock with no serious harm. A Nelsonville entry notes Methodist church events and a Diamond celebration near a fiftieth anniversary.
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Rendville
Thomas Boyd
Ohio Fuel Company
Out-of-town Party Noted in Saxon Death Notice
June 23 in Nelsonville lists visitors from several states in connection with the death of Jasper Saxon. Named were Mrs Edna Jonas and daughter Marie Weber from Columbus, Mrs Luther Cruikshank also of Columbus, Doyle Butts and Ray Muller of Dayton, Mrs Florence Pendergrass of Kentucky, and Mrs Guy Cheadle with children from Barberton, Ohio.
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Nelsonville
Jasper Saxon
Edna Jonas
Marie Weber
Luther Cruikshank
Columbus
Doyle Butts
Ray Muller
Dayton
Florence Pendergrass
Kentucky
Guy Cheadle
Barberton
Ohio
Picnic Dinner Held At Coshocton Area Outing
Nelsonville items note a noon picnic dinner for a group of friends and relatives including Bob Bateman Green Grimes Beaty Riley Bateman and others from Glouster New Straitsville Steubenville Mingo Junction Amsterdam and Toronto. A meeting planned at Dowlers church tomorrow features preaching and a basket luncheon at noon.
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Nelsonville
Coshocton
Bob Bateman
Louis Green
Logan
Garfeld Grimes
Glouster
William Grimes
Sharpsburg
Alex Beaty
New Straitsville
Allen Riley
Dan Bateman
Earl
Fulton Beaty
Mingo Juncton
Netle Bealy
Edward Green
Steubenville
Allen Rily
Amsterdam
Ronald Rily
Charlton
Leonard Bateman
Toronto
Dowlers Church
Valley Trouble Not Settled After Mine Meeting
Local sub district officials and National Guard officers attended a mine meeting in Kimberly regarding ongoing labor trouble at the valley mines. Workers did not report for runs, awaiting a decision expected Monday, as management demands talks with the president and committee.
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Nelsonville
Kimberly
Art Bobs
Ed. Michaels
Pearl Glenn
Bell
National Guard
Mons
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