Stockholders mull reorganization of Nelsonville brewery
Stockholders of the Hocking Valley Cereal Beverage Co. at Nelsonville met to consider re organizing the firm with a plan submitted by Cincinnati financier Robert A. Kramer. If approved the name would revert to Hocking Valley Brewing Co and Hock ing Brew would resume. details to be discussed at a March 29 meeting with possible stock issuance and property appraisal. The plant has been idle for years after Prohibition and prior efforts at reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Cereal Beverage Co
Jackson St
Robert A. Kramer
Cincinnati
Nea
Kramer
Hocking Valley Brewing Co
Johnson To Direct Elks In Nelsonville Lodge
Nelsonville Johnson E Johnson was elected exalted ruler for the ensuing year at Nelsonville Lodge No 543 BPO Elks meeting Tuesday night He will succeed Phil Ong who led the lodge last year Other officers named include David M Bennett Paul Allen Jack Powell L R Kelch Charles W Shafer James W Hall and John Call as tyler.
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Nelsonville
John E. Johnson
Nelsonville Lodge
BPO Elks
Johnson
Phil Ong
David M. Bennett
Paul Allen
Jack Powell
L. R. Kelch
Charles W. Shafer
James W. Hall
John Call
Tyler
Three Fined by Nelsonville Mayor Over Local Racket
Nelsonville police cracked a number racket with Cecil Woodson arraigned before Mayor C. G. Dew for operating a game of chance. Woodson pleaded guilty and was fined 50 dollars plus costs. Roy and Clifford Elliott, brothers, were arrested on intoxication charges and each fined 5 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Cecil Woodson
C. G. Dew
Roy
Clifford Elliott
James Cope
Denmark Orders All Able Bodied Men to Train as Soldiers
The government mandates military training for every able bodied man including clergymen, requiring universal readiness and participation in national defense efforts.
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Denmark
Peterson's Ointment Promises Fast Pile Relief
A Buffalo druggist thirty years ago developed a formula for relief from pile itching and smarting. The ointment gained national fame as users spread the word. Try Peterson's Ointment risk free with a money back guarantee. a 35 cent box is available from any druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Peterson
GEM Pharmacy
Imbrie Will Speak at Joint Rotary Meet
Major Norman Imrie associate editor of The Columbus Dispatch will be guest speaker at an inter city Rotary gathering of Athens Logan and Nelsonville clubs at the Nelsonville Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening March 22 at 615 oclock Ladies night observed Imrie recently returned from a three months tour of nine European countries He spoke with many European figures during visits to Venice Munich Amsterdam Sheffield and the American Chamber of Commerce of Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Norman Imrie
Columbus Dispatch
Athens
Logan
Presbyterian Church
Imrie
Venice
Munich
Amsterdam
Sheffield
American Chamber of Commerce of
Berlin
Lloyd Evans
Clarks Chapel Social And Personal Notes
Sunday visits mark a series of social gatherings across Clarks Chapel region. Couples and families including the Keirns Carrolls Walls and Beckett crew hosted and attended events with extended kin from South Canaan and Athens.
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Clarks Chapel
Home Economist Teagarden Demonstration in Nelsonville
Miss Mary Teagarden of Westinghouse will demonstrate baking and cooking at Cliff Browns shop 106 Columbus Street Nelsonville Friday at 7 30 p m. The public is invited.
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Nelsonville
Mary Teagarden
Westinghouse Home Economist
Cliff Brown
Columbus St
Pigeon Racing Season Sees 2 Million Birds Transported
The London Midland and Scottish Railway used 2260 special vans to move about 2,000,000 birds during the 1936 pigeon racing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London, Midland and Scottish Railway
Athens Ohio Sealed Bid Notice for Fire Equipment
The City of Athens Ohio invites sealed bids to supply 1500 feet of fire hose and nozzles 116 feet of ladders and one ladder truck drive-away chassis with attachments. Bids due March 25 1938 at noon. Eligible bidders must include all parties names and a $50 bond or certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service and Public Safety
City of
Athens
Ohto
Geome Advent Bank
Broadwell Bible Class Meets on Wednesday
Broadwell The Bible Class met at the home of Mrs Lote Brill Wednesday evening with nine present A Bible lesson test awarded a prize to Miss Hazel Burke Wayne Parsons Horace Parsons and Maxine Driggs were among those sharing third Gerry Conant moved here from Zanesville on Thursday Dan McKinley and family visited Broadwell residents Frank Parsons Henry North McDougal and others attended a birthday dinner in Malta for Harley White Families including Scott White Lisle White Ernest White and their children traveled by car to Malta for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parsons
Henry North
and Miis
McDougal
Harry Palmer
Sharpsburg
Albert Ogg
Broadwell
Scott White
Lisle White
Ernest White
Billy
Malta
Harley White
Transfer Notices From Suffolk To Pawtucket
Mr and Mrs O and Dorothy Jones with son Lee, previously stationed at Suffolk Virginia, were transferred last week to Pawtucket Rhode Island. Mr Rogers is employed by Firestone Tire and Rubber Company.
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Glouster
K. Rogers
Dorothy Jones
Lee
Suffolk
Pawtucket, R. I
Rogers
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Birth of Daughter Carol Ann to Detroit Couple
Mr and Mrs Ralph Henry of Detroit announce the six pound daughter Carol Ann born March 14. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Henry of this city and Mr and Mrs Morgan Lewis of Detroit.
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Glouster
Ralph Henry
Detroit
Mich
Carol Ann
John Henry
This City
Morgan Lewis
Father of Mrs. Morris lies ill at Morris home
Thomas Campbell, father of Mrs. D. P. Morris, is seriously ill at the Morris home where he has been spending the winter. His son W. D. Campbell of New Philadelphia is here assisting in the care of his father.
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Glouster
Thomas Campbell
D. P. Morris
Morris
W. D. Campbell
New Philadelphia
Suspect Arrested for Reckless Driving Faces City Mayor
Leroy Campbell of Lan caster was taken into custody Tuesday evening by Patrolman A F Evans on a reckless driving charge. He will be arraigned before Mayor Dallas Kinser tonight.
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Logan
Leroy Campbell
Lancaster
A. F. Evans
Dallas Kinser
Mine Fire Discussed At Dinner Meeting
Nelsonville dinner gathering of 32 Business and Professional Women's Club members featured James Cavanaugh, chief mine engineer for the WPA mine fire project in New Straitsville, describing the largest mine fire ever faced with lantern pictures and rock earth samples. New member Mrs. Phyliss McDaniels joined. Leatha Lu Silscott joined from Logan Club.
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Nelsonville
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Legion Building
James Cavanaugh
New Straitsville
Phyliss McDaniels
Leatha Lu Silscott
Logan Club
Miss Smith
Nelsonville Faithful Rebekah Lodge Meets Tonight
Nelsonville notes report the Rebekah Lodge meeting in Red Men’s Hall followed by a potluck lunch. Charles Reed Diezman Jr. born Sunday March 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diezman, grandparents listed as Easterling and Foss families of Nelsonville. Great grandmother Mrs. Alice Wymer of Ravenna mentioned.
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Nelsonville
Rebekah Lodge
Red Men's
Charles R. Diezman
Isabell Easterling
Charles Reed, Jr
James Easterling
Fred Foss
Roland Diezman
Ravenna
Alice Wymer
Miss Jane Fisher Hosts FOM Club St Patrick's Eve
Miss Jane Fisher entertained the newly formed FOM Club at her home 376 West Franklin Street Monday evening. The group shared a St Patrick's Day themed program with prizes awarded to Betty Petit and Betty Figgins. Betty Figgins sang and Jane Fisher played piano, followed by a refreshment course served by the hostess to Carma Heffner Betty Figgins Betty Petit Jane Powell Mary Catherine Miller Mary Mulligan June Huffman and Billie Joyce.
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Jane Fisher
FOM Club
W. Franklin St
Betty Petiit
Betty Figgins
Carma Heffner
Jane Powell
Mary Catherine Miller
Mary Mulligan
June Huffman
Billie Joyce
Kenneth Carsey Dies Near Nelsonville
Kenneth Carsey, 25, died yesterday at his home on the Nelsonville Carbondale Road. He is survived by his wife and one son, his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Carsey, and four brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
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Nelsonville
Kenneth Carsey
Carbondale Road
Joseph Carsey
Tuppers Plains Visitor Dies in Parkersburg
A Ravenswood visitor, C. D. Edelin, dies prompting notices to reach Tuppers Plains. Hospital births and relocations mark the week with several families moving homes and guests visiting from Athens Marietta Belpre Parkersburg Newark and Nelsonville. Matches in a pocket burn Scot Dewey caused injuries requiring care from Ivan Parker.
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Tuppers Plains
Alice Ritchey
Ravenswood
W. Va
C. D. Edelin
Edelins
Ritchey
Clifford Young
Parkersburg
C. W. Bahr
Fred Osborn
Pomeroy
Keebaugh
Olive Orange St
Engliand
Rex Green
Golden Bahr
Main St
Joyce Webster
Marietta
Belle Webster
Belpre
V. C. Shields
Selah McLane
Chester
Davis
K. Christy
Marie Chapman
Hess Nickles
Nelsonville
J. C. Chapman
Margarete Kincade
Athens
Alma Kincade
C. B. Kincade
Clarence Keehler
Plains
Scot Dewey
Ivan Parker
W. V. Harter
Phyllis
Harold Harter
J. Hughes
Newark
Bishopville Social News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Charles Milhoan visited his parents in McLeish while a Ringgold operetta is set to repeat Friday March 18. The town hosted a funeral for George Milhoan at Oakdale and relatives from Fultonham and Corning made calls. Measles keep many youths home as Marguerite McDonald and Ila Bell Foura visit. church groups and basketball fans also appear in the week’s notes.
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Bishopville
Charles Milhoan
John Milhoan
McLeish
Mountville
Ringgold
Will Foura
Bobbie, Corning
Charles Pedicord
Hattie Hoon
McConnelsville
Dorothea
J. M. McDonald
Marguerite
George Milhoan
Oakdale
Albert Embrey
Fultonham
J. W. Palmer
Palmer
Ila Bell Foura
Corning
Marguerite McDonald
Elmer Shaner
Merle Roberts
Millertown
Athens
Nelsonville
Garnett Reed
First Baptist Church
Glouster
Hollister
Don Withem
Mary Jo. Glouster
Homer Union High School
Aunt Symanthia Rules the Roost at Oakdale School
A play titled Aunt Symanthia Rules the Roost will be performed at Oakdale School Friday at 7 30 p m. The Oakdale Parent Teacher Association sponsors the production with parts played by PTA members.
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Glouster
Symanthia
Oakdale
Parent- Teacher Association
Daughters of Amelia Sponsor Benefit in Nelsonville
The Daughters of Amelia announce a benefit party at the IOOF Hall in Nelsonville on Friday night with play starting at 8 o clock. Proceeds support their cause and community activities.
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Nelsonville
Amelia
IOOF
Long 11 Foot Will Filed in Oakland County Probate
An 11 foot will filed by Arthur Powers in Oakland County probate office in 1836 is described as the county's longest document written in longhand on many sheets pasted end to end forming a continuous manuscript.
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Pontiac
Mich
Arthur Powers
Oakland County
Glouster Kiwanis Hear Library Talk by County Librarian
Miss Dorothy Wightman, county librarian from Nelsonville, spoke to Glouster Kiwanis about establishing a library station and reading room for Glouster. Rev. R S Balsiger of Portsmouth sang a solo with pianist Mrs. Fred Kinney. guests included Mrs. Har riette Weymueller and W D Campbell. Attendance prize drawn by Dr L E Burnell.
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Glouster
Dorothy Wightman
Nelsonville
Harriette Weymueller
R. S. Balsiger
Portsmouth
W. D. Campbell
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Methodist Church
Fred Kinney
Miss Wightman
Blower Team Beats Rich Loaf Bakers In Bowling Match
In Glouster the Blower team won two of three games against the Rich Loaf Bakers Tuesday night. High series went to F. Darling with 567, followed by W. Johnston with 542.
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Glouster
Rich Loaf Bakers
F. Darling
W. Johnston
Co Workers Class Meeting At Church Of Christ
Members of the Co-Workers Class of the Church of Christ met at the church Monday night. Miss Charlene Wahl read the scripture lesson and Herman Janchius led prayer. Vice president Jack Gardner presided over a business session planning to boost attendance. Refreshments were served by Miss Selma Jonas, Miss Margaret Chappalear, and Bob Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Co-Workers
Church of Christ
Charlene Wahl
Herman Janchius
Jack Gardner
Selma Jonas
Margaret Chappalear
Bob Williams
Progressive Study Club Elects New Officers
At Grace Ochs home Tuesday night Mrs. M. M. Bryson was chosen president Mrs. John Blower vicepresident Miss Beulah Bennett secretary and Mrs FE L Jones treasurer The program committee includes Mrs Roy Davis Mrs John Henshaw and Mrs C B Dillon Miss Dorothy Wightman county librarian spoke on a Glouster reading station Mrs Roy Davis led the program and read on Advancement of Women in Medicine Refreshments were served after.
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Progressive Study Club
Grace Ochs
M. M. Bryson
John Blower
Beulah Bennett
FE. L. Jones
Clyde Harper
Roy Davis
John Henshaw
C. B. Dillon
Dorothy Wightman
Glouster
Young Married People's Class Holds Meeting
The Class Meets of the Church of Christ gathered Tuesday night with 18 members. After a short business session they sang, played games, and enjoyed a lunch. T. A. Noon is in Detroit on business. Miss Norma Leadinghaus visited Gloucester school, Trimble, staying with Miss Merle Danford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
T. A. Noon
Detroit
Norma Leadinghaus
Glouster
Leadinghaus
Trimble
Merle Danford
Shoes and molasses linked in Polish production note
A fragment notes that shoe manufacturing ties into Poland's large molasses output, suggesting industrial interdependence between footwear production and sweetener supply within the region.
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Poland
Vacancy in Education Board Filled Friday
At a special meeting of the Trimble Township Board of Education on Friday night Dallas Christman of Oakdale, former board member, was elected to fill the vacancy created by the death of George Milhoan. Christman received the next highest vote to Milhoan in the fall election.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Riggs Phillips Arrested for Intoxication Fine Set
Riggs Phillips of Fierce Ridge was arrested by Marshal Fred Heck Monday night. He faced arraignment before Mayor Wallace for intoxication disorderly conduct and using profane language. A $25 fine and 60 days in the work house were imposed but suspended on good behavior. A note recalls a 1804 wheat shower in Andalusia Spain.
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Glouster
Riggs Phillips
Fierce Ridge
Fred Heck
Wallace
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David and
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Francis Keirns
Columbus
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A. H. Beckett
Victor Carpenter
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James Maxwell
Irene
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South Canaan
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Joseph Robinson
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Elmer McClanahan
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Coast Guard
Legate
Pascagoula
Julius G. Peterson
Cutter
Biloxi Air Station
Broadwell Bible Class
Nelsonville Social Notes
Miss Fisher
Amos Franklin Morrison
Media
Morrison
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Jerome Kern
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Akim Tamiroff
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