Quest for Lake Business Won't Force Agreement
Daugherty reports ongoing labor dispute with Hocking District mines over wages and union recognition. He proposes a fair test: miners return to work at the offered gear and a committee investigates wages. if operators misled, miners' position stands, otherwise it may end the strike. He notes Lake coal markets and shipping times affect decisions and offers to meet for frank discussion. The piece also mentions local social notices and a potluck luncheon with birthdays observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geare
Northwest
Room L5 Team Wins Intramural Championship
Nelsonville March 8 The Room 15 seniors defeated Room 22 juniors 17 to 8 to claim intramural bragging rights last week. Head coach Chester Hannahs leads the program to develop future Nelsonville varsity players and promote athletic activity among students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Chester Hannahs
Nelsonville City Council Reports February Fine Total
Nelsonville council met with Ralph Henry presiding in Bartoe's absence. The mayor reported February fines totaling 52.20, which was accepted. Hickman noted sidewalk cinders placed on Parkdale sidewalk after a complaint. Sessions will start at 7:30 from April through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ralph Henry
W. H. Bartoe
Hickman
Parkdale
Local Visits Highlight Weekend in Beaver Falls Columbus and Lancaster
Mr and Mrs James Beard spent the weekend with relatives in Beaver Falls Pa. Mr and Mrs Will Gibson visited their son and Mrs C M Gibson in Columbus Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs Roy Grace were visitors in Columbus today. Mr and Mrs Ruht Roscoe and Park Byers of Columbus and Miss Vivian Roscoe of Lancaster were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs John Roscoe and family on Fort Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beard
Beaver Falls
Will Gibson
C. M. Gibson
Columbus
Roy Grace
Ruht Roscoe
Park Byers
Vivian Roscoe
Lancaster
John Roscoe
Fort Street
Funeral services for William Simonton in Nelsonville
Funeral services for William Lafayette Simonton 82 will be held at his residence at Myers Crossing Wednesday at 1 PM. The Rev H A Sayre pastor will officiate. He died Sunday night in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Lafayette Simonton
Myers Crossing
H. A. Sayre
RAMA Rheumatism Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
A Quick's Cut Rate advertisement touts RAMA as a one dollar bottle that claims to stop all rheumatic pain in muscles and joints within a week. It guarantees a full refund if relief is not achieved, noting pain eases the first day and crutches and canes may be unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rama
Quick
Burial Set at Greenlawn for M. B. E. Church
Burial will be conducted at Greenlawn for M. B. E. Church, with interment slated in the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE. Church
Greenlawn
Nelsonville Greyhounds Face Bulldogs in Third Straight Showdown
Nelsonville fights to break the tournament jinx against Athens as four seniors Dezo, Owens, Hallett, and Hall end their careers this season. Coach Julian Yantis plans to take nine players and a manager to Athens for Friday’s Class A contest with a ninth member to be named by Thursday night.
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Nelsonville Boys
Nelsonvills
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Bulldogs
Greyhounds
Iast
Portsmouth
Athens
Dezo
Owens
Hall
Minner
Hallett
Voight
Stalter
Shafer
Yantis
March Meeting of E. io Club at Mrs Walter Wolfe’s Home
The E. io Club gathered at Mrs Walter Wolfe’s residence for a March meeting. Guests received green hats for St Patrick’s Day and evenings included sewing games contests and bingo followed by prize awards and luncheon. Shamrock favors were given and a list of attendees includes Mrs John Stocktin Mrs James McKee Mrs Charles Bagley and others. The April meeting is planned at Mrs John Stocklin’s home on Poplar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Io Club
Walter Wolfe
St. Patrick
John Stocktin
James McKee
Charles Bagley
Will Hall
Bess Higgins
Earl Gilbert
Joan Warrington
Charles Moler
Martin Qohlinger
Frank Bean
Lillian McKee
John Stocklin
Poplar Street
Benefit Card Party and Dance in Murray City Hall
A benefit event at Eagles Hall Murray City on Thursday March 10 features euchre bridge and bingo with an old time dance. Sponsored by the Eagles and Degree of Pocahontas to aid the unemployed. Admission is a pound of food or more or canned fruit. Event begins at 8 pm with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Eagles Hall
The
Eagles
Miss Mildred Hellyer Wins Second Prize Trip to Panama
Nelsonville report states Miss Mildred Hellyer daughter of Elzie and Mrs Hellyer of Columbus won the second grand prize in the Ohio Mason subscription contest a free trip to Panama. The ninth grade Barrett Junior High pupil also thanks local supporters for their backing during the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mildred Hellyer
Elzie Hellyer
Columbus
Panama
Ohio Mason
Hellyer
J. E. Hellyer
J Wis Wion
Barrett Junior High School
Willing Workers Meet at Mrs Reed's Home
The Willing Workers' Class of the Christian Sunday School will meet Thursday night at 7 o'clock at the home of Mrs Emily Reed on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Sunday School
Emily Reed
W. Washington Street
Circle of Ruth Meets for Dinner and Bake Sale Plan
The Circle of Ruth Class of the Presbyterian Sunday School met in the church social rooms after a 6 o'clock chicken dinner. Hostesses were Mrs. Edward Sharp, Mrs. C. C. Butt, Mrs. Charles Stratton, and Mrs. Donald Johnson. Thirty-two members and two guests attended. The devotional was led by Mrs. Lloyd Evans, foreign paper by Mrs. Ethel Knight, home paper by Miss Bessie Deihi. A bake sale is planned for Saturday March 26 in the Baird building on the Public Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle OF Ruth
Presbyterian Sunday School
Edward Sharp
C. C. Butt
Charles Stratton
Donald Johnson
Robert Veon
Lorraine
Ohio
C. H. Hanahs
Lloyd Evans
Ethel Knight
Bessie Deihi
Baird
Card Party Planned at American Legion Home
Bridge and euchre will be played at a benefit card party at the American Legion Home Wednesday night March 9. The Ladies Auxiliary to Glenford Dugan Post American Legion sponsors the event which is open to the public and will begin at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
Glenford Dugan Post
Four Men File Petitions for County Offices in Athens
Four candidates filed petitions with David Johnson, Athens County Board of Elections clerk, Monday, raising the field to five for county posts. Linscott seeks Republican nomination for representative. Lax runs for Republican county commissioner. Walter Maccombs of Nelsonville enters Democrat county commissioner race. Charles Stratton files as Republican sheriff candidate. More filings allowed until Friday at 6 30 p m under current law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
Athens County Board of Elections
Fred Linscott
Athens
General Assembly
Linscott
Athens County
Ames Township
Bliss Jualness College
Columbus
Buh
J. W. Lax
Lax
Alexander Township
Nelsonville
Mr. Lax
Meigs County
Racine
Walter Maccombs
Charles Stratton
Company L Prepares for Federal Inspection and Club Room Plan
Members of Company L 166th Infantry drilled three hours for a Federal inspection led by Captain Wampler Tuesday. They reviewed combat principles close order drills scouting patrolling first aid and personal hygiene and welcomed three Athens enlistees William Kavlish LeRoy Ayers and Charles Hoffman. An order for 67 lockers arrived from the government and will be used as storage after assembly by the men. After inspection officers will guide year long drills including chemical defense anti aircraft tactics and more. Plans call to convert the orderly room into a club room with a pool table card table and other games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company L
166Th Infantry
Wampler
Regular Army
William Kavlish
LeRoy Ayers
Charles Hoffman
Athens
Shafer
Quorum Lacking as Athens County Board Delays Budget
The Athens County Commissioners failed to pass the regular budget form due to lack of a quorum. Auditor J Clyde Edmundson submitted the budget Saturday. L H Blackwood, ill with influenza, shows improvement and hopes to meet J H Grosvenor Wednesday to pass a resolution. J W Lax remains ill and unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
J. Clyde Edmundson
L. H. Blackwood
J. H. Grosvenor
J. W. Lax
Why Do You Like Life in Small Town
Dr J M High of the Athens County Health Department extols small town virtues citing close community ties. He notes clean cities with modern sewage and water systems and absence of slums. He praises high professional standards and Athens University influence boosting culture and education locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smali
J. M. High
Athens County Health Department
Busiacea
Albena Ittzeng
Higgins
Athens
Calla
Athena
Lfe
Athens City
Ohio University
Postpone $100,000 Suit Against Coolidge
NORTHAMPTON Mass March 5 The $100000 defamation suit against former President Calvin Coolidge returnable today has been postponed for a month. Plaintiff counsel Charles Weinbers of Springfield said Coolidge was served early last month in the suit brought by Lewis Tebbetts of St Louis Mo an insurance agent over alleged defamatory radio statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Masa
Calvin Coolidge
Charles Weinbers
Springfield
Coolidge
Lewis Tebbetts
St. Louis
Maddagh Begins 30 Day Jail Term For Second Drunk Charge
In Sandusky Ohio on March 8 Charles Maddagh 56 a veteran of the Soldiers and Sailors Home appeared before Judge C J Minor in municipal court on a second drunkenness charge within a week. When asked what he would do if in the judge’s shoes the inmate replied Thirty days. The judge replied Do, Maddagh is doing 30 days.
Passenger shoots at train near Cardington
Bedlam broke out aboard a Columbus to Toledo passenger train near Cardington when an intoxicated rider fired a pistol, wrecked baggage, and forced an emergency stop. Trainmen subdued him with a blow to the head. he was expelled at Cardington and fled before officers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Bedlam
Columbus
Toledo
Cardington
Cleveland's Sister Louise Bacon Dies at 95
Louise Cleveland Bacon, 95, sister of Grover Cleveland and widow of architect Norval B. Bacon, was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery after services at her Toledo residence conducted March 8 and reported by U P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Htmnp
Toledo
U.P
Louise Cleveland Bacon
Grover Cleveland
Norval B. Bacon
Woodlawn
666 Liquid Tablets Salve Remedy for Colds
An old advertisement touts 666 Liquid or Tablets for internal use with 66 Salve for external use as a complete and effective treatment for colds and related ailments. It markets speedy relief and notes it as a well known remedy.
Glouster Justice Fines Two For Disturbances
In Glouster on Sunday Justice William Elis disposed of two cases from Saturday night disturbances. Charles Webb of this city paid 5 dollars and 13.85 dollars in costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. Henry Spencer of Greens Run pleaded guilty to two charges with fines and costs totaling 90.80 dollars for intoxication and 115.70 dollars overall for driving a car while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Court of Justice
William Elis
Charles Webb
Costa
Webb
Henry Willame
Henry Spencer
Greens Run
Hoe
Coats
Spencer
Henry Williams
G. H. Love
Greena
William Fouts Dies Following Operation
William Fouts aged 60 of Corning died Monday at 8 am after an operation at Grant Hospital Columbus for appendicitis. The body was brought from Columbus to Corning. He is survived by his wife and eight children including Sidney Fouts Hemlock and Mrs. Gokiie Snyder Glouster. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm Beech Grove Church with burial in Beech Grove cemetery after a 12 30 pm procession. Reverend Joseph McDonald to deliver the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
William Fouts
Corning
O'Cleek
Grant Hospital
Columbia
Columbus
Mouts
McLeish
Tocality
Sidney Fouts
Hemlock
Gokiie Synder
Kibert Maxwell
Mia
Isima Henry
Elmer Fouts
Carl Feuta
Crystal
Willian
Beech Grove
Joseph) McDonald
Funeral of Rev Father Schaefer Attended by Clergy
Rev Father F X Clark of this city attended the Columbus funeral of Rev Father William Schaefer held this morning. Rev Father Robben of St Bernard's Corning said the mass. Burial was at Columbia. Schaefer had been pastor of Holy Cross Church here for nearly four years and was succeeded by Rev Father Clark on July 16, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Clark
Holy Cross Church
Past Chiefs No 560 Hold March Meeting at Nell Lawson Home
The March meeting of Past Chiefs No. 560 took place at Mrs Nell Lawson's home in Glouster with nine members present. After a business session, a two course lunch was served and a cards and contest followed. The next meeting is set for April 1 at Mrs Hazel Lunsford's home on South High Street.
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Ethel Matheny
Gladys Cuckier
Georgia Foughty
Jessie Baker
Poplar Street
Jacksonville
Noble Grands
Nineveh Itebekah Lodge
Martha Kioh
Lrimble
Dunnevy
Reitz
Nay Hartley
Watter Reitz
William Swartz
William Gaskella
Alpha Morrison
Hahn
Ira Conaway
John Davin
Maude Davis
Frank Dunlevy
Lydia Watkins
Harold Phillips
Elizabeth Anderson
Cora Householder
Edd Harry
Misa
Ida B. Davis
Mra
William Kalt
One Show Only Announcement Changes Time of Holding Show
Glouster officials announce one free entertainment show at the Palace theater on Wednesday night. The previously planned two shows are cut to a single performance beginning promptly at 7 o'clock.
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Glouster
March
Giouster
Couple Taken To Grant Hospital for Observation
Mareh Gloublter and Mrs Prank Curry were taken to Grant Hospital in Columbia on Monday for observation. They were accompanied by Mr Curry and by their parents Mr and Mrs Stephenson of Flint Michigan.
Sale of Pictures Sponsored by Women at Local Gallery
The Athens Business and Professional Women's Club sponsors a weeklong exhibit of dainty etchings and lithographs from French and Hungarian artists at Edwin Watta Church Library art gallery. Proceeds fund care for needy school children. Volunteers Mrs. Thomas Wolf and Mrs. Frank Roos organized the display with over a dozen works in varied media.
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Colera
Edwin Watta
Athens Business and Professional Women’s Club
Eare
Heedy
Aoki
le Louvre
Walla
Mra
Thoma Wolf
Frank Roos
Local School Pageant Seating and Duties Noted
The article lists Mie Olive Rose Misa Florence Drustell and Miss Myrta Ashworth seated for the event. In the afternoon from 240 to 6 o'clock Misa Alice Brewer and Miss Olive Rose oversee the gas white duties. In the evening Miss Ash and Miss Drushell take charge for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Olive Rose
Misa Florence Drustell
Myrta Ashworth
Misa Alice Brewer
Olive Rose
Miss Ash
Miss Drushell
Corning High Visits OMe University Museum
A group of Corning Ohio high school pupils toured the OMe University Museum Friday under Miss Lenore Young. The trip included The Athena Messenger library gymnasium and auditorium with invitations extended to other schools to visit at their convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Ohio
Ome University Museum
Lenore Young
Athena Messenger
Birthday Child Leaves for Junior High
A sixth grade student, Anba Mae Tall of Central School, is noted to be leaving the Birthday column for Junior High next year as part of a larger recent group. The column marks one birthday today amid a busy stretch for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anba Mae Tall
Censtral
Nelsonville Man Held at Lancaster Jail in Liquor Case
Nelsonville resident Craig of Nelsonville Ohio was held at Lancaster County Jail on a charge of illegal possession of liquor after deputies found five gallons and one quart of whisky in his car following a Haltimere Sunday arrest. Deputy Belhorn forced him to unlock the machine and the liquor was taken to the county jail. Craig faced arraignment before Mayor Hastings who set bail at 100 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Craig
Nelsonville
Ohio
Haltimere
Wm. Belhorn Alber
KR. A. Hastings
Costa
Truck Kills Boy In Cleveland Snow Crash
A snowbound Cleveland incident leaves an unidentified boy fatally struck by a truck as he stepped into the street. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene with investigators beginning details of the accident.
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Cleveland, March
Design Amendment To Take Profit From War
In Washington on March 8 an amendment to the constitution to take the profit out of war was submitted in the Senate with the bipartisan War Policies Commission report. President Hoover sent the commission’s report to Congress as the American Legion pressed for capital to be placed on the same basis as labor in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
War Policies Commission
Cabinet
House
Hoover
Congress
American Legion
Cosmopolitan Club Meets at Mrs Saltz Home Friday Night
The Cosmopolitan Club will gather at the home of Mrs. John Saltz on W Washington Street this Friday night March 11. Roll call will feature Aunt Het's Sayings as the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
John Saltz
W. Washington Street
Het
D. T. Club Meets at Mrs. Martin’s Home
The Drill Team Club of the W. B. A. met at Mrs. Charles Martin’s Myers Street home on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Club
Charles Martin
Myers Street
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Maddagh
Court of Ellis
Vietin
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