Elsonville Elks Elect Leaders at Annual Meeting
Nelsonville Lodge No. 543 re elected Exalted Ruler with Oral again serving. Inderrieden named loyal knight, Donald Pojoval knight, and LL Krieg continued as treasurer. Installation planned at the lodge with Rosser and another delegate chosen for sessions. Busy Bee Club met with Mrs. George Evans hosting.
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Wville
Oral
Nelsonville Lodge
Inderrieden
Esfending
Donald Ponjoval
Don
Elks
E. Rosser
Atains
Busy Bees
Busy Bee Club
George Evans
Prompt to treat liver and gall issues with long history
An advertisement cites Prescription No 60 from Home Drug Co Minneapolis Minnesota promising painless inexpensive relief for liver and gall problems. It claims 26 years of practice and a guaranteed sale with clipping required.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ady
Nelsonville Quilt Club Hosts Sewing Afternoon
Ten members gathered to sew a quilt and rag rugs for a carpet while hostess offered candy. In Nelsonville on March 9 friends learned Robert A. Doan, once in charge of Nelsonville Brick Company and Berean Bible Class teacher for years, is bedridden in Columbus after illness.
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Nelsonville
Robert A. Doan
Columbus
Doan
Mr. Doan
King's Men to Meet at Beagle Home Friday Night
Nelsonville dispatch notes the King's Men gathering at George Beagle's Walnut Street residence Friday at 7 o'clock. The notice invites members to join the meeting at the specified locale and time.
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King's Men
Nelsonville
George Beagle
Walnut Street
Benefit bridge and euchre party at K of P Hall
A benefit bridge and euchre party is set for Friday at the K of P Hall. Playing starts at 7 30 p m.
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K. of P. Hall
Cosmopolitan Club Hosts Set At Fayette Street Home
Mrs H D Krieg and Mrs Charles Tedrow will welcome Cosmopolitan Club members at 182 Fayette Street this Friday evening for a hosted event.
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H. D. Krieg
Charles Tedrow
Cosmopolitan Club
Fayette Street
Miss Forrest Marsh Departs After Weeks Here
Miss Forrest Marsh left Wednesday for Detroit after a several weeks visit here as the guest of Mr and Mrs Claude Mall Thelna Baugh and daughter Sally Columbus were guests today of relatives.
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Forrest Marsh
Detroit
Claude Mal
Thelna Baugh
Sally
Columbus
Mrs Florence Hammond Dies in Murray City
Mrs Florence Hammond died Wednesday at her Murray City home after a stroke on Tuesday. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM at the Murray City M E Church with burial at Carbon Hill. She is survived by her husband Sylvester Hammond, sister Mrs Minnie Chatfield, brother Zell Stitt, and half siblings Mrs Dora Campbell and James Stitt.
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Nelsonville
Florence Hammond
Murray City
Hammond
M. E
Carbon Hill
Sylvester Hammond
Minnie Chatfield
Zell Stitt
Dora Campbell
James Stitt
Fire alarm at Myers House in Nelsonville. no damage
Soot from a burning chimney at the Myers House on West Washington Street prompted a fire alarm yesterday at noon. No damage was reported and responders found the blaze contained.
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Nelsonville
Myers
West
Washington Street
Patton arraigned on reckless driving charge in Nelsonville
Sheldon Patton of Nelsonville appeared before Mayor J. W. Hickman after a wreck on Carbondale Road on January 15. He pleaded not guilty and was held to the grand jury under a $100 bond, which was posted. The affidavit was filed by William Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Sheldon Patton
J. W. Hickman
William Taylor
Carbondale
Bridge Contest Scores Revised at Athens Kiwanis Auction
Misinterpretation of play rules at the fifth session of the Athens Kiwanis Club auction and contract bridge tourney led to wrong scores. Earl Beckiey, club president, published a corrected list of 15 leading couples entering tonight’s final session at Hotel Berry at 8:30.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
Earl Beckiey
Hotel
Berry
J. A. Palmer
R. W. Finsterwald
East PTA Meeting Set for Friday at East School
The East Parent Teacher Association will meet Friday afternoon March 10 at 3 o clock at East School. A large attendance is expected.
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East Parent-Teacher Association
Mines at work in Nelsonville district report daily output
Nelsonville March 9 railroads report deadheads up by 30 cars today. Mines active include Salem Hollow 107 Carrington Congo Carbondale Manhattan 25 Chauncey 1 62 Tropic Luhrig Lick Run Valley Mining Kimberly White Ash Bailey Run. Morning totals show New York Central 166 C&O 55 B&O 2 Z&W 32 for a 282 car count.
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Nelsonville
Salem Hollow
Carrington
Congo
Carbondale
Manhattan
Chauncey
Tropic
Luhrig
Lick Run
Valley Mining
Kimberly
White Ash Bailey Run
New York Central
Gas Industry Is Explained To Employees
The Athens District of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company held its second monthly educational meeting at the Athens warehouse. About 125 employees learned how natural gas is transmitted from wells to end users through pictures and charts. Earl Scott of Pom eroy spoke on transmission aided by K E Gorham H A Fisher C J Barrett and others. Prizes were awarded next month for top error manuals and production tests.
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Athens
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Earl Scott
Pomeroy
Sutton
E. R. Horn
D. E. Barr
Carl Seaman
Stewart
George Henry
F. W. Phillips
Ohio
Indiana
Columbus
J. H. Lang
G. T. Koch
B. B. Legg
S. A. Chadnell
Last Child of Great Indian Scout Passes
Mrs. Virginia Bridger Hahn, last surviving child of Jim Bridger the famed trapper and Indian scout, has died in Thermopolis Wyoming. Ten years earlier she filed a $1,000,000 suit against the producer of The Covered Wagon alleging slander of her father in the film depiction of early western life. a Federal Court sustained a defense demurrer that damages could not be recovered for defaming an ancestor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Wyo
Virginia Bridger Hahn
Jim Bridger
Motion Picture Corporation
Bridger
Hahn
Farm Bureau Urges Planning At Athens Banquet
M D Lincoln executive secretary of the Ohio Farm Bureau spoke to about 100 at the Athens Grange Hall urging progressive planning cooperation and strong farm organization to raise farmer conditions in line with other industries. The meeting re elected R R Barker and A E Potter as president and vice president with Harry Henry named secretary.
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M. D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Farm Bureau
Athens Grange Hall
Lincoln
M. D. Losey
Service Branch
O. D. Dailey
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
T. H. Johnson
Athens County
A. E. Potter
R. R. Barker
Harry Henry
Miners Probe Conducted Over Pay Deductions and Credit
Athens County Prosecutor John W. Bolin asked James H. Pritchard to investigate complaints from Hocking Mining Company workers. Miners alleged deductions from last pay and loss of store credit, while Pritchard noted credit limits tied to overdrawn accounts and that rent deductions post Oct 16 may be restricted until conditions improve.
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Athens County
John W. Bolin
Hocking Mining Company
James H. Pritchard
George White
Hocking
Bolin
Hocking Company
Pritchard
A. W. Antle
Antle
Cigaret Tax Reductions Fanotably Cut Ohio Sales Volume
Bert P. Cunningham testifies before the House Taxation Committee in Columbus arguing the cigaret tax reduced Ohio sales by 12 to 13 million dollars and drove 12 to 13 million dollars of business to neighboring states. He cites 1932 receipts of 5.86 million and per capita use dropping to about five cigarettes, asserting lost profits harm unemployment and state services.
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Columbus
Bert P. Cunningham
House Taxation Committee
Ohio
Tuesday Night Bridge Club Meets in St Patrick Theme
Trimble March 9 The Tuesday Night Bridge Club met at Mrs A W Antles home with two tables in play Decorations refreshments and prizes in St Patrick s style Velma Barstow won high Maxine Heiser second high Ann Wilson consolation Members included Marjorie Anderson Velma Barstow Merle Danford Mary Sayre Elsie Underwood Ann Wilson Edithe Wolfe and hostess Marie Antle A guest was Maxine Heiser The next meeting is March 21 with Merle Danford as hostess
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Maxine Heiser
Merle Danford
Nelsonville Leader Reports Deed Planned For Wise Ground
C C Sharp of Nelsonville plans to deed a plot in Wise, Home Township, for community use. County Surveyor Fred Smith assisted in surveying the land this past week. Next Sunday at Wise, Rev. Lloyd Evans will speak after Bible School.
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Glouster
C. C Sharp
Nelsonville
Wise
Home Township
Sharp
Fred Smith
McConnellville
Lloyd Evans
Boyer Couple Reveals 1932 Delaware Marriage
Mr and Mrs H E Boyer announce the marriage of their son Earl to Miss Georgia Quickie of Vinton. The ceremony was held at Delaware on July 20 1932. Both are Bliss Business College students in Columbus where Earl will graduate in April. They reside at 20 Sells Court Columbus.
York Grange to Confer First and Second Degrees at Trimble
Trimble Grange reports York Grange members will visit Saturday night to confer the first and second degrees on a class of candidates. A large attendance is expected for the meeting.
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Trimble
Trimble Grange
York Grange
Musical Interlude Breaks Tense White House Waiting
At the White House last night reporters in the Roosevelt party heard a sudden musical break as Cpl. Marvin H. McIntyre summoned a quartet of reporters. The group sang harmony with a chorus joining in, massing around the front veranda while President Roosevelt conferred with congressional leaders on the banking situation.
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Washington
U.P
White House
Marvin H. McIntyre
Roosevelt
McIntyre
James Kennedy Succumbs At New Lexington Home
James Kennedy 57 father of David Kennedy died at his New Lexington home after a Tuesday night stroke. Funeral set for Friday 9 AM at New Lexington cemetery. survived by widow Zelma and son David. Hold Surprise Party in Glouster for Robert Johnsons 59th birthday with Euchre and friends.
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Misa Zelma
David
Albert Zimmer
Dorothy Mae
Clarence Winn
Theodore Heffkin
Henry Holderman
Alex Brunton
Lewis Gatcheel
Louis Trasin
Two Families Move Glouster Home
Mr and Mrs H F Kittle who moved to Athens for their children to attend Obio University plan to return to Glouster and occupy the Walnut Hill home. Ralph Carpenter and family have moved from the Kittle home to property in the Walsall addition. The Kittle home is being redecorated and will be occupied again by Mr Kittle and family by late March or early April.
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Glouster
H. F. Kittle
Athens
Obio University
Walnut Hill
Ralph Carpenter
Kittle
Walsall
Mr. Kittle
Local Talent to Perform on Big Broadcast at Glouster Church
Glouster March 9 Local talent will impersonate radio stars tonight in the Big Broadcast presented by the Sunday School and B Y P U of the Glouster Baptist Church. The program begins at 7 o clock and is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Baptist Church
Jackson ville Trimble High School Head Bryson Nears Return
Principal M. M. Bryson of Jacksonville Trimble High School, out sick with influenza, is recovering at home and plans to resume duties early next week. Mrs. Hazel Pride will teach his classes during the absence.
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Glouster
M. M. Bryson
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Hazel Pride
Bryson
Ben-Gay marketed as drug-free pain relief
An old advertisement touts Baume Bengué Ben-Gay as a nonremedy for neuralgia sciatica and chest colds. It claims immediate relief without drugs and warns against cheap imitations, urging customers to demand the authentic Ben-Gay from their pharmacist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baume Bengue
Ben-Gay
Young Wife Succumbs After Long Illness in Trimble
After seven months of illness, Mrs. Lucille Hahn Fray, 27, died Tuesday night at 10 30 at her parents home in Trimble. She married Bert C. Fray in November 1931 and leaves him in Cleveland. She was a nurse at Cleveland Hospital for six years after earlier service at Athens State Hospital. Funeral 2 PM Friday at Trimble Christian Church. burial likely in West Union Street Cemetery, Athens.
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Lucille Hahn Fray
Jacob Hahn
Trimble
Bert C. Fray
Cleveland
Miles Kinney
Gilbert
George Pennell
Athens
Thomas Gingereira
Detroit
Claude Welch
Shawnee
Katherine Oliver
F. Tedrow Gibbs
Cincinnati
Albert
Buchtel
Jacob, Jr
Columbus
Henry
Tunnelton
W. Va
Louis
Athena
Hahn
The
Christian Church
Cleveland Hospital
Athens State Hospital
West Union Street
Rep Charles West Named to Ways and Means Committee
Washington March 9 Ohio Democrats in the national House elected Rep Charles West of Granville as one of four new members of the Ways and Means Committee. The panel controls taxes tariffs and the organization of other committees.
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Washington
Charles West
Granville
Ways and Means
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Daugherty
Sheffield
Erie
Rosser
Will Entertain Club
Kiwanis Club
Grey
Adolph Scott
Ally Blane, Pred Kohler
Jon
NGF
Middle Ees
Nelsons Site
Luckoff
Ew Design
Bose
Rayo
Peter Pan
Uckoffg Palen
Yaa Bae
Cunningham
Bridge Club
James Kennedy
New Lexington
Mr. and
Mrs
HW. P. Kittle
Glouster Home
Gem Pharmacy Kk. of
Nelsons
Athens Pharmacy
Miles
Hotesx
Bow
Luckies
Rep. West
Aya
American Tobacco Company
Biarritz
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