Contract Made With Coal Mine In Sand Run
Nelsonville June 23 Con rad Wein secretary treasurer of sub district one U M W of A reports a contract signed here yesterday by Green Shultz Coal company at Sand Run. Wages follow Jacksonville agreement. About thirty men work at this property. The mine was among those cited by Emmett Sorrel as likely to sign with a new miners union.
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Nelsonville
Conrad Wein
Green & Shultz Coal Company
Sand Run
Jacksonville
Wein
Emmett Sorrel
Fisk Coal Contract Wins City Works Bid
Fisk was the low bidder at 1.92 1/2 dollars per ton for supplying coal to the municipal electric light and water works plants for the coming year. Bowers brothers bid 2.14, with two bids received. City plants use between 499 and 596 tons monthly.
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Nelsonville
E. W. Fisk
Municipal Electric Light and Water Works
Board of Centrel
Fiske
Fisk
Bowers Brothers
Child Sustains Fracture After Car Strike in Nelsonville
A 6 year old boy, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney of Bessemer road near Buchtel, suffered a slight skull fracture when struck by a car Sunday afternoon. He is recovering satisfactorily. Clifford Wendle of Nelsonville was severely cut on head and face when two autos met head on on the same road. other occupants escaped unharmed and both cars were badly damaged.
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Nelsonville
Elizabeth Kenney
Bessemer Road
Buchtel
Clifford Wendle
Three fined in Nelsonville quarrel and fictitious license case
James Naughton was fined 25 dollars and costs and Pat Naughton 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to quarrelling and fighting before Mayor L J Eberle on Sunday. Theodore Keeney of Buchtel was fined 25 dollars and costs for operating a motor vehicle with a fictitious license.
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Nelsonville
James Naughton
Pat Naughton
L. J. Eberle
Theodore Keeney
Buchtel
Costa
Bechtel Board Re Elects Linscott Principal
Fred O Linscott of Nelsonville was re elected principal of Bechtel schools at a Bechtel board of education meeting Friday evening. Four years in the post. Election of other high school teachers postponed. Grade teachers named include Anna Gray Althea Whitmore Lenna Whitmore Elisabeth Murphy Kathleen Colbert Faye Carlin Edith Kinneer and Kenneth Kinneer.
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Nelsonville
Bechtel Board of Education
Fred. O. Linscott
Bechtel
Linscott
Anna Gray
Althea Whitmore
Lenna Whitmore
Elisabeth Murphy
Kathleen
Colbert
Faye
Carlin
Edith Kinneer
Kenneth Kinneer
Funeral services held for Mrs Elsie Barner in Morristown
Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock this morning at the Morristown church for Mrs. Elsie Barner 75 who died Sunday Burial was in Matheny cemetery She leaves her husband two daughters and one son
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Nelsonville
Morristown
Elsie Barner
Matheny
Hutchinson Oil Company Ready to Offer Lancaster Gas Contract
Hutchinson Oil of Lancaster prepares to offer a five year gas supply contract to the city of Lancaster. The current Ohio Fuel Gas contract ends July 1, with Hutchinson owning several Perry County producers through stockholder Frank O'Mara of Nelsonville.
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Hutchinson Company
Lancaster
Nelsonville
Ohio
Hutchinson Oil Company
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Frank O'Mara
Perry County
Coffey Fined for Reckless Driving in Nelsonville
EzEd Coffey of Greendale was fined $10 and costs by Mayor L J Eberle after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Thomas Rainer of Greendale faces arraignment today on a similar charge.
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Coffey
Nelsonville
Ezed Coffey
Greendale
Costa
L. J. Eberle
Thomas Rainer
Powell Accepts Position In Nelsonville
Gerald Powell son of Mr and Mrs Will Powell of this city accepts a new post in Nelsonville. The brief item notes his relocation and family ties as context for the career move.
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Nelsonville
Gerald Powell
Will Powell
Graduate accepted at General Electric in Schenectady
An Ohio University Athens graduate this summer accepted a position in the General Electric company offices at Schenectady New York. He is now in Toledo spending a few days before proceeding to Schenectady.
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Ohio University
Athens
General’ Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Toledo
Birthday Party Honoring Mrs Cora Tigner's Daughter
Mrs Cora Tigner hosted a Thursday afternoon 2 to 4 birthday party for her daughter Josephine. Guests received many presents and refreshments were served to a list of attendees including Mary Eunice Goodspeed Betty Stewart Kiss Keating Nelle Dowler Kathryn Hall Kathryn Wolf Wilma Herrold Jimmy Linscott Max Keating Eleanor Spencer Wanda Devol Tom Keating Fioretta Sommers Martha Galvin Josephine Effish Kathryn Herrold Jack Keating Ruth Higgins Ruth Seaman Margy Conners Anna Galvin Betty Hall Agnes Hartley Loretta McConaha Wilma Patton Mary Whitmore Mary Grace Mildred Hellyer Billy Lowery Eugene Connors and Elmo Robison.
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Cora Tigner
Josephine
Mary Eunice Goodspeed
Betty Stewart
Kiss¢ Keating
Nelle Dowler
Kathryn Hall
Kathryn Wolf
Wilma Herrold
Jimmy Linscott
Max Keating
Eleanor Spencer
Wanda Devol
Tom Keating
Fioretta Sommers
Martha Galvin
Josephine Efiish
Kathryn Herrold
Jack Keating
Ruth Higgins
Ruth Seaman
Margy Conners
Anna Galvin
Betty Hall
Agnes Hartley
Loretta McConaha
Wilma Patton
Mary Whitmore
Mary Grace
Mildred Hellyer
Billy Lowery
Eugene Connors
Elmo Robison
Married couple from Buchtel wed in family home ceremony
Miss Fairie Shaw and Ira W. Blackstone were married at 7 30 p m Monday in Buchtel Ohio at the groom s parents home. Rev Yost of Murray City officiated. The couple will reside in Akron where Blackstone has worked for twelve years.
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Buchtel
Fairie Shaw
Ira W. Blackstone
Akron
Ohio
J. H. Blackstone
Yost
M. B
Murray City
Blackstone
Birthday Dinner for Miss Oril Smith at 98 West Franklin
Miss Freda Smith hosted a 6 o clock birthday dinner at her home 98 West Franklin Street honoring Miss Oril Smith. Mrs Béith Stiers assisted. pink and white decorations set the tone. Covers were laid for twelve of the guest of honor’s friends.
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Freda Smith
Béith Stiers
West Franklin Street
Oril Smith
Betty Jane Schnackenburg's Sixth Birthday Party
Mrs. Roy Schnackenburg hosted a surprise birthday party for her daughter Betty Jane, turning six. The 3 to 8 pm celebration included games, contests, sun bonnet babies, and candy favors. Guests listed include Helen Linton Grace Linton Mary Galvin Margaret Galvin Lee Galvin Eleanor Hazelton Joan Rider Betty Lowery Mary Mulligan Elizabeth Backus Shirley Knight and Bobby Roudebush.
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Roy Schnackenburg
Betty Jane
Helen
Grace Linton
Mary
Margaret
Lee Galvin
Eleanor
Hazelton
Joan
John. Rider
Betty Lowery
Mary Mulligan
Elizabeth Backus
Shirley Ann Knight
Bobby Roudebush
W B A Meeting Plans Initiation and Memorial Service
The W B A meeting Wednesday night will feature initiation and the annual memorial service. A social time follows with refreshments. Members are asked to bring flowers.
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W.B. A
Rainbow class annual picnic at Athens Hooper home
Thirty members of the Rainbow class of the Christian church enjoyed the annual picnic Monday evening at the home of Mrs. C A Hooper in Athens. The group left Nelsonville at 6 o clock and dinner was spread on the lawn.
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Rainbow Class
The
Christian Church
C. A. Hooper
Athens
Nelsonville
Hooper
Personal mentions from Canton to Columbus and beyond
A long list of social visits spreads across Ohio from Canton and Cir cleville to Columbus and Athens. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gard in Canton and in laws in Circleville, with notes on Kiwanis, funerals, and motor trips to Niagara Falls.
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C. E. Gard
Canton
George Badwell
Sarah Tenney
Elies Starkey
Jesse Starkey
Marie
Circleville
Ohio
Clark Tenney
Stanton and
Helen
Gerald Robnett
Canal Winchester
Lewis Delong
Happy Hollow
James Hallett
City
Walter Davis
Mary Adeline
Linder Davis
Lucille Beach
Athens
H. M. McKinley
Albany
McCune
Lancaster
Lancaster Kiwanis Club
L. R. Powell
Hubert Lancaster
Freda Smith
J.R. Hickman
Harry Hickman
Frank O’mare
John 8. Jones
Granville
Lawrence Sines
Hiean Tignor
Carroll Sines
Columbus
Lillian Stover
Margaret Pugh
Jack Bobo
Howard
Niagara Falls
Orin Thacker
Lloyd Morris
Lloyd Jr
Charles
John
Harry Edington
C. G. Sheppard
Ella Burnell
Leighton Aumilier
Bernice Backus
Wil
Mam Nethery
Charleston
W. Va
Nethery
Adam Scheeler
Louise Bowen
Gallipolis
Will Barker
Robert Green
Vincent Ferguson
A. L. Pritchard
William Davis
New Strakteville
Nelsonville
L. J. Krieg
Dorothy Vorhes
C. H. Ruble
Frank Poston
Henry Poston
Adrian
Michigan
Army Propeller Delays Grace In Transpac Flight
Honolulu June 23 A cracked army propeller forced Richard Grace Los Angeles aviator to pause his San Francisco to Hawaii flight in a Ryan monoplane. He awaited a standard size propeller aboard a ship due today, with several days needed to uncrate attach it and test the craft.
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Honolulu
Richard Grace
Los Angeles
San Fancisco
Hawaii
Grace
Quelior
Flight in Army War Games Under Battle Conditions
Honolulu dispatch reports the Trans Pacific flight of Lieuts Lester J Maitland and Albert F Hegenberger is designed as part of army war games under battle conditions. The mission will test radio and navigation devices and evaluate control of other navigational problems.
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Honolulu
U.2
Lester J. Maitland
Albert F. Hegenberger
Eee
War Department
Americans Killed In Auto Crash Near Sarajevo
Wesley Aldrich planned talks with Congressman Speaks to arrange return of the bodies of Edgar and Mrs. Aldrich from Sarajevo Yugoslavia. Edgar Aldrich, journalist and world traveler, and his wife died in the car wreck while touring many countries.
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Columbus
United Press
Wesley Aldrich
John W. Speaks
Edgar Aldrich
Sarajevo
Jugo Slavia
America
Egypt
Nichols Reunion Brings Family Picnic at New Plymouth
A Nichols family homecoming occurred all day Sunday at Martha Bolinger’s New Plymouth residence with a picnic dinner. This marks the first gathering with plans for annual reunions, listing numerous attendees including Marthe Bolinger, Mary Wray, Spencer Nichols, John Bowman, Andrew Nichols, Norah Herron and others from Ohio, Michigan, and Albany.
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Nichols
Martha Bolinger
New Plymouth
Marthe Bolinger
Mary Wray
Saginaw
Michigan
Spencer Nichols
Powell
John Bowman
Andrew Nichols
Norah Herron
Herman
Henry Cone
Athens
Frank Tremaine
Logan
Eliza White
Nelsonville
Filare Mitchell
Albany
Cora Ogg
Marie Ogg
Amanda Ogg
Vern Pierson
Ed. Lewis
Roy Lewin
Rissa Rhorick
Hobart Steele
Floyd Frakes
Oscar Bolinger
Isaae Mitchell
Hiram
Mary
Edward
Mildred
Audrey Rhorick
Evelyn
Katherine Rhorick
Frances Burritt
Infant Eleanore Sharp Dies. Funeral Planned
Funeral services for 16 month old Eleanore Mae Sharp daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Sharp will be held at 10 o clock Wednesday at Hebbardsville church. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. She died at 2 45 Sunday morning at the family home three miles east of Guysville from spinal meningitis. No other children are left.
Appeal of judgment over alumni memorial fund
Mrs. Ida Bowser Brown of Athens appeals a judgment of 104 dollars in Common Pleas court. The suit, brought by George C. Parks for himself and 1,730 others, sought to set aside a subscription toward financing the Ohio University alumni memorial auditorium. The case is among several against alleged donors to the memorial fund.
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E. Hedges
Common Pleas Court
Ida Bowser Brown
Athens
Summers divorce filing cites cruelty in Common Pleas court
Mary Summers seeks a divorce from John Summers alleging cruelty. The couple married October 15 1928 and she requests custody of two minor children, temporary and permanent alimony, and child support damages.
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Mary Summers
John Summers
Common Pleas Court
Doctor Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Gains Wide Use
As a Monticello family doctor, Dr Caldwell treated women and children most often. Since 1892 his simple laxative formula became Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, widely sold and praised for mild, safe relief without opiates. A generous free sample offer is extended to prove its value.
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Monticello
Tilineta
Rush Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
Illinois
Second Offense Plea Entered in Liquor Case
Jesse James Skinner pleaded not guilty to a second offense liquor charge in Common Pleas court. Bond set at $300. trial scheduled for Friday July 1. Prosecutor Joe Jonas said Skinner possessed items used to make liquor including a wash boiler a cooling keg mash and a still coil. Earlier related charges were dismissed.
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Jesse James Skinner
Common Pleas Court
Skinner
Joe Jonas
Jonag
Will leaves fortune to three cousins' sons
Paris reports that a will by M. Pierre Caldan left the personal fortune of his three living cousins to their sons.
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Paris
M. Pierre Caldan
Reports Filed Work Of Receivers In Mine Cases
Reports of receivers appointed by Common Pleas court in cases by John McMillan against North Hill Coat Company Big Bailey Mining Company and Carr Rus Coat Company were filed and set for hearing July 1. A suit by Charles Koline against Ohio Casualty Insurance Company was settled at the defendant's cost.
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Common Pleas Court
John McMillan
North Hill Coat Company
Big Bailey Mining Company
Carr Rus Coat Company
Charles Koline
Ohio Casualty Insurance Company
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City Works
Board of Control
Bechtel Schools
Barner
Morristown Church
Jugo - Slavia
Cates
Gauzets
J Pharmacy CO
Mundew
Mundew’s Bakery
Glouster
Peoples Store
Glousters
William Collier
Wilton
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