Nelsonville reports tax receipts decline in February settlement
City Auditor Ralph Elliott indicates Nelsonville collected $2,064.69 less in February tax settlement this year versus last. The total deductions included state bureaus, workman’s compensation, and street and depository interests. Balance and distributions to the general fund and retirement bonds are noted alongside an advance from the county auditor. The shrinkage is attributed to delinquencies and a reduced tax rate.
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Nville
Nelson
Acto City
Ralph el
County Auditor and Son
Realty
Elliott
Jssons and Inspection
Workman's Compensation
General Fund
King Fund
Lectric Light Department
Delinque
Nelsonville Joust Routs Glouster 18 2 In League Match
Nelsonville built an 18 to 2 lead against Glouster in a Hocking Valley League game on Sunday. Glouster used three pitchers to slow the onslaught as Pesonville tallied seven runs in the second and third innings while Nelsonville added four more in the fourth. Oliver and Meredith collected five of the five hits for the winners, with Carlin contributing two. Umpire Thompson called a one sided affair as Nelsonville dominated the afternoon. Personal notes mention A Stover and family returning from Columbus and other locals visiting at home.
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Mille
Local Social Notes Include Visitors From Distant Cities
Mrs. Gus Pidcock and Mrs. William Morgan travel to Columbus for today and tomorrow. Gertrude Young and son Gilbert visit Mr. and Mrs. William White in Montgomery West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. James Fri and two children of New York City stay with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parks Bryan McCann in Athens. Paul Edgar and Mrs. Edgar visit the Itatter family in Athens Sunday.
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William Morgan
Columbus
Gertrude Young
Gilbert
William White
Montgomery
W. Va
James Fri
New York City
W. H. Parks Bryan McCann
Athens
Mac Bartlett
Paul Edgar
the Itatter
Marriage Announcement Helen Linton to Herman Fierbaugh
Miss Helen Elizabeth Linton and Herman Virgil Fierbaugh of Glouster were married at the home of the bride’s grandparents on Jefferson Street Saturday night. The ceremony was read by Rev. H. A. Sayre in the presence of immediate families. Helen, a Nelsonville High School 1929 graduate, has served at the local high school. Fierbaugh, Glouster High School 1928 graduate, attended Ohio University and works in Glouster. They will reside in Glouster after a motor trip.
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Helen Elizabeth Linton
Herman Virgil Fierbaugh
W. H. Fierbaugh
Glouster
R. D
Charlies W. Linton
Jefferson Street
H. A. Sayre
First Methodist Church
Nelsonville
Mr. Fierbaugh
Glouster High School
Ohio University
Athens County Veterans Delegates Attend State Encampment
Mr and Mrs L R Kelch and Mr and Mrs Stanley Dew and Mr and Mrs Harry Kelly travel to Columbus for the state encampment of Spanish American War veterans Kelch and Kelly serve as delegates representing the Athens County Association.
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L. R. Kelch
Stanley Dew
Harry Kelly
Columbus
Kelch
Kelly
Athens County Association
Band Get-Together Rehearsal Tuesday Evening
All high school band members are urged to attend rehearsal at 7:30 PM Tuesday. After rehearsal, the senior members will be honored. A social time with refreshments follows for the entire group. Members are responsible for notifying others.
No. 4 Well At Nelsonville Restores Water Flow
Nelsonville report states No. 4 well at the water works plant was repaired after officials feared failure. Workers drove new casing to bedrock and expelled sand and gravel clogging the flow. Frank O'Mara supplied equipment and aided the recovery. pressure has risen as the well resumes operation. one more day of work expected.
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Nelsonville
Department
Nelsonville Water Works
Frank O'Mara
No. 4
Roosevelt Aide urges World Economic Conference to adopt US recovery policies
Senator James A. Couzens told delegates in London that internal recovery policies used in the United States should be adopted to hasten the end of the world depression. He urged timely action at the World Economic Conference to lift global economies.
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Couzens
James A. Couzens
London
Definite Action On Taxation Slated Tonight
The Ohio Legislature will reconvene tonight amid tense anticipation of a definite taxation program. Senate leaders support a substitute plan for retail sales and income taxes, while administration bills drift aside. Governor White warns of a possible special session if no adequate school finance and relief provisions are made.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Senate
White
Arthur Kelly Dies in Nelsonville at 69
Arthur Kelly aged 69 died Sunday at his Canal Street home after months of illness in Nelsonville. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 9 AM at St. Andrews Catholic Church. He is survived by a sister Mrs. Ann Wickam and four nephews.
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Nelsonville
Arthur Kelly
Canal Street
St. Andrews Catholic Church
Ann Wickam
City Receives State Beer Permit Payment Installment
Nelsonville city officials announce auditor Ralph Elliott received a state warrant for 190 dollars, the second installment of beer permit money. The funds will be credited to the city general revenue fund.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Elliott
State
General Revenue Fund
Corroded Well Casing Hampers Supply Recovery
Officials expect supply to return to normal as a corroded casing at the bottom of the well is believed to cause the disruption. Repairs are planned to restore flow and stabilize delivery timelines.
Probation Officer Appointed in Meigs County
J. M. Pat Thornton was chosen as Meigs County probate court probation officer after a long delay. He began work this morning and has been active in the American Legion and public affairs. Thornton also serves on the county welfare committee and was frequently mentioned as a likely candidate before last fall’s election.
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Meigs County
J. M
Pat) Thornton
Thornton
American Legion
Meigs County Welfare Committee
Beer Revenue Check Reported for Pomeroy Licenses
A beer revenue check for 1330 dollars was received by R B Webster clerk of council. The amount reflects fees paid in Pomeroy for beer sale licenses after a five percent deduction for expenses. Middleport is expected to receive a larger check due to a local beer wholesaler licensed at one thousand dollars.
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Pomeroy
R. B. Webster
Council
Middleport
Pomeroy Names Early Departures For Akron
George Gloeckner left Saturday for Akron with June Pomeroy listed among companions. The absence notes travel details and potential assignments, reflecting a community schedule item.
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Pomeroy
George
Gloeckner Plans Akron Trip With Family
The article notes he will spend ten days with his nephew Lewis Smith in Akron. He will be joined by Miss June Amberger, his granddaughter, who will accompany him to Cleveland and Niagara Falls.
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Lewis Smith
Gloeckner
Akron
June Amberger
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Mor ris to attend Spanish-American veterans convention
Pomeroy June 26 Edgar Morris member of Gerber Camp Spanish War Veterans left for Columbus to attend the convention of Spanish-American veterans held there this week.
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Pomeroy
Edgar Morris
Gerber
Columbus
Funeral Readied for Lois Fair of Racine Origin
Body of Mrs. Lois Fair formerly of Racine arrived from Springfield and funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 pm from her sister Mrs. A E Williams home in Syracuse with burial at Letart Cemetery. Surviving relatives include sister Mrs. George Edwards of Pittsburgh and brother Speed Pickens of Middleport.
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Pomeroy
Lois Fair
Racine
Springfield
A. E. Williams
Syracuse
Letart Cemetery
Chester Baseball Team Sweeps Jacksonville With 9 to 6 Win
Chester defeats Jacksonville 9 to 6 in a return game played Sunday afternoon. Earlier Chester beat O H E at Gallipolis 10 to 6. The two wins mark the second time this season Chester has topped Jacksonville.
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Chester
Jacksonville
O H. E
Gallipolis
Trial of Buck brothers on kidnapping charges at Barnstable
Mrs. Cyril Buck attends the trial of her husband Cyril Buck and his brother Kenneth in Barnstable Massachusetts. They face charges of kidnapping 10 year old Poesy McMath.
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Cyril
Kenneth
Barnstable, Maas
Poesy McMath
Britain Leads Ryder Match in foursomes at Southport
Britain defeated the United States by 2 1 2 to 11 2 in the Ryder Cup foursome play at Southport England. Eight singles remain tomorrow and the U S Forces are favored to win most of them despite the British lead. The lone American win came from Ed Dudley and Billy Burke over Alfred H Padgham and Alfred Perry. Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen halved with Charles A Whitcombe and Percy Allis.
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Southport
England
U.P
Great Britain
United States
Ed Dudley
Billy Burke
Alfred H. Padgham
Alfred Perry
Columbus hosts annual encampment of Spanish War vets
Governor White and Columbus Mayor Henry Worley greet delegates at the United Spanish American War Veterans and auxiliary encampment in Columbus. The event marks the start of the gathering with local officials welcoming attendees.
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Columbus
White
Henry Worley
United Spanish American War Veterans and Auxiliary
Chesterfield Cigarettes Crafted From Three Domestic Tobaccos
The text explains Chesterfield cigarettes use three distinct kinds of Domestic tobacco seasoned with Turkish to create a milder taste. It emphasizes blending and cross blending to weld flavors into a cigarette with character without being too strong.
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