Illfield Mine Sets New Record With 2528 Tons Dumped
Illfield Mine at No 6 led the district with a new record of 2528 tons dumped Wednesday. Pete McKinley says steady production stems from fine ore displayed by workers as twenty men were lost at the mine yesterday. Other mines like Read 919 Congo No 10 and Chauncey area also show activity amid a cave-in at Jack Diamond.
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Illfield
Ille
Sunday Creek
Millfield
Pete McKinley
Supi
Thi
Yestern
Rapidie Mines
Inday Creek
Congo
Orem Hollow
Manhattan
Chauncey
Lick Brush Fork
Hocking Minking
White Ash
Bailey Run
Jack
Zemo Relieves Longstanding Eczema Claims
An advertisement by G. C. G. praises Zemo for clearing ten years of itching eczema after trying many remedies. It claims fast action and cooling effects within seconds and mentions additional uses such as pimples ringworm and irritations. The ad emphasizes relief and affordability with Bic priced items.
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Zemo
Nelsonville High to Host Night of Wonderment Friday
A magic show titled Tears of Buddha led by BE. J. Moore and Co. comes to Nelsonville High Auditorium Friday at 8 PM. The program includes a vanishing lady and a $1,000 scientific mystery, with proceeds for the high school carnival. Members of the girl and boy athletic teams will sell tickets, and seats are first come, first served. Matinee for elementary pupils will be held Friday afternoon.
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Houdini
BE. J. Moore and Co
Nelsonville High School
E. J. Moore
Ohio
Columbus
Mr. Moore
Newark
The
Elks Lodge
L. E. Powell
Social notes from Columbus and surrounding areas
Mrs BE M Gilbert returns from two weeks with Raleigh and Chester Edgar in Columbus. Miss Mayme Keplar spends the day in Columbus. Mrs Helen McQuaid of Toledo visits her mother Mrs Harry Runion. Raleigh Edgar and Mrs EB M Gilbert host in Columbus. Mrs L J Eberie returns after visiting with Mr Eberie. Fred Seibert of Columbus visits with his sister Mrs E M Gilbert. H J Long and son Dean visit Marietta. James Hoy learns of his brother Steve Hoy's death in Christopher Illinois, formerly a Hocking Valley resident.
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Raleigh and
Chester Edgar
Columbus
Mayme Keplar
Helen McQuaid
Toledo
Harry Runion
Raleigh Edgar
EB. M. Gilbert
L. J. Eberie
Eberie
Fred Seibert
E. M. Gilbert
H. J. Long
Dean
Marietta
Nelsonville
James Hoy
Steve Hoy
Christopher, Ill
Hoy
Hocking Valley
Dr Hansen Addresses Buchtel P T A Group
Dr. E A Hansen of Ohio University spoke at the Buchtel High School gathering urging active parental involvement in education. He urged better home and community reading resources and collaboration with schools to prepare children for life. The meeting praised Miss Mary King for the program and announced a third week in April for the next session and officer elections.
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Buchtel
Mary King
Alfield Johnson
Athens
James Kinnear
Uncle Joe's Minstrels
E. A. Hansen
Ohio University
Dr. Hansen
Hansen
Lenna Whitmore
Linscott
Miss King's Room
Miss Whitmore
Floodwaters Stymie Nelsonville Pump Attempt
Fire Chief Dana Windon Ed Dew hurst and Charles Martin tried to pump surface water from flooded cellars on Myers Street but the water kept seeping back. If drainage remained insufficient, another pumping effort would be made. Backyard clearings continued as surface water receded with the Hocking River drop.
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Nelsonville
Dana Windon
Ed Dewhurst
Charles Martin
Myers Street
Myers
South Watkins
Patton
Back
District Eastern Star Meeting Attended by Nelsonville Group
In Beverly today Mrs Inez Wilson and fellow Nelsonville members attended a district Eastern Star gathering. Local bridge club members were entertained by Mrs Donald Lowden with luncheon and three tables of bridge, high scorers were Mrs Stuart Hoodlett and Mrs William Gray.
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Nelsonville
Inez Wilson
Nell Dowler
Ada Hoskins
Nellie Linscott
Harriett Sayers
Eulalia Slater
Elizabeth Windfordner
G. W. Lax
Stella Phillips
Adam Scheeler
H. J Long
C. F. Washburn
C. H. Bartlett
Beverly
Donald Lowden
Bridge Club
Fred Melinger
Kate Newman
Stuart Hoodlett
William Gray
Boy Scouts Troop 51 Meet For Evening Hike
Troop 51 Boy Scouts gather at seven tonight in front of Presby terian Church for a hike, with members urged to assemble on site beforehand.
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Presbyterian Church
Wheat Jumps on Chicago Pit Opening
Wheat rose briskly at the opening of the Chicago Board of Trade quotations 3 4 to 2 1 8 cents higher. Traders attributed the advance to the beer bill enactment, noting it followed a brief bull movement upon resumption of trading.
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Chicago
U.P
Chicago Board of Trade
Gridiron Banquet Issued Subpoenas At Ohio University
Subpoenas summon Athens residents including Ohio University faculty and students to attend the second annual Gridiron Banquet, sponsored by Sigma Delta Chi. The event at Hotel Berry on Tuesday April 4 at 6 50 p m features a burlesque style program modeled after the National Press Club gathering.
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Ohio University
Sigma Delta Chi
National Press Club
Washington
Hotel Berry
Court News Fined For Improper License Tags
George Gilkey of Pleasant Hill was fined 10 plus costs by Magistrate C H Porter after arrest by Constable Frank White for driving with improper license tags. Also listed are George W Dixon aged 53 of Buchte and Fio Richards aged 46 of Nelsonville.
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George Gilkey
Pleasant Hill
C. H. Porter
Frank White
George W. Dixon
Buchte
Fio Richards
Nelsonville
Goodman Sues for Divorce in Athens County Court
Tona Goodman files suit for divorce from Robert Goodman in Athens County Common Pleas Court today. Grounds state her husband is imprisoned at Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus.
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Tona Goodman
Robert Goodman
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Husband Held in Death of Alleged Rival
George E. Miller 26 of Charleston was shot and killed in South Charleston while in his parked car with a woman. Mrs J D Chandler was with Miller and her husband was arrested on a murder charge. Chandler said he suspected Miller of attentiveness to his wife for weeks.
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Charleston
W. Va
George E. Miller
Dayton
South Charleston
J. D. Chandler
Miller
Chandler
Crop loan blanks delayed awaiting Washington
W N Ellis in charge of farm loan supervision reports that blank forms for farmer crop production loans have not arrived from Washington, delaying applications in the county. Blanks expected within a few days and notice will be given when they arrive, county extension agent T H Johnson said.
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W. N. Ellis
Washington
T. H. Johnson
New Bank of Detroit Will Open Tomorrow
The New National Bank of Detroit funded by General Motors and the government will begin operations tomorrow morning. Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors announced the move as a patriotic entry into banking and indicated GM plans to exit the field at fair value.
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Bank of Detroit
Detroit
U.P
National Bank of Detroit
General Motors
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Sloan
Crowded Infirmary Destroyed by Blaze
Fire swept Warrensville Infirmary dormitory housing 156 occupants last night causing 30000 dollars in damage. Attendants assisted by fire wardens evacuated the three story building in record time while investigators seek the blaze origin.
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Cleveland
Warrensville Infirmary
Donates Truck Use For Hauling Flour
Gabriel Pencilli Chauncey donates use of his trucks to the Athens Red Cross to haul flour across the county. The donation solves distribution issues and flour is en route to Athens, expected to arrive early next week.
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Gabriel Pencilli
Chauncey
Athens Red Cross
Athens
Boy 13 Hurt in Stampede on Farm Near Mt Air
Columbus report says Dantel Hopper, 13, of Mt Air near here was found unconscious in a cattle lot on his father's farm and is in hospital with injuries believed to come from a stampeding herd of cattle. Ex champion referenced.
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Columbus
Dantel Hopper
Mt. Air
Here
High School Seniors Compete in State Scholarship Contests
High School seniors statewide will compete Saturday in annual scholarship contests run by the State Department of Education. Colleges and universities offer free scholarships to top exam performers. Test results will be announced May 20.
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Columbus
U.R
State Department of Education
East Side Pupils Stage Art Exhibit For Parents
East Side School pupils showcased a classroom art display as part of a Parent-Teacher Association meeting. Under art supervisor Miss Lowell, students presented water colors crayon drawings posters and ceramics including an Egyptian frieze while first grade classes hosted a private display with songs and games for attending parents.
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East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
Lowell
Miss Carr
Danford
Dickory
Lewis Jones Dies Funeral Is Saturday
Lewis Jones aged 50 died Wednesday at his Columbus home after living near Vinton and working on farms and as a carpenter. He leaves a widow Ora Jones, two children Wilbur and Virginia, and one grandson. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Columbus residence with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Lewis Jones
Columbus
Vinton
Jones
Athens
Ora Jones
Wilbur
Virginia
Oak Hill
Tire strike at Cooper Tire plant in Findlay
Picketing of the Cooper Tire Corporation plant in Findlay began with 340 striking workers organized on March 23, with TM pickets posted on each shift.
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Tire Corporation
Findlay
Cooper Tire Corporation
Henry Warren Dies At Reedsville Home
Henry Warren aged 71 longtime Reedsville resident died Wednesday afternoon at 4 oclock after a pneumonia illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 oclock Saturday at his home with burial in Reedsville Cemetery. He leaves a wife Effie Knowles two brothers Edward Oklahoma and George Columbus and several nieces and nephews. Two sisters preceded him in death. He belonged to the Christian Church and was active in the Reedsville congregation.
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Coolville
Henry Warren
Reedsville
Reedsville Cemetery
Guysville
Metgy County
Effie Knowles
Edward
Oklahoma
George
Columbus
Carpenter Grangers To Give Irish Program
Columbia Grange will hold a regular meeting Friday March 24. Officers will confer Third and Fourth degrees to a class of candidates. The program includes an Introduction to St Patrick, songs Wearing of the Green and The Irish Potato, history and papers, short play A Fair Exchange, music and a Shenanigans contest with green themed games. Refreshments of cookies and coffee served.
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Grange
Grange Orchestra
Home Economica
Pat
Mike
Grain Demand Good Offerings Light in Ohio
In Columbus on March 22, grain demand is good since business resumed but country grain offerings in Ohio are light says M. R. Maney of the Ohio Farm Bureau grain department. Holders expect prices to rise. The Chicago Board of Trade opened March 16 after a long holiday with gains of 5 cents on wheat 3 cents on corn and 2 cents on oats, though wheat later eased about 2 cents amid farm relief uncertainty.
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Columbus
Ohio
M. R. Maney
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Chicago Board of Trade
Pleasant relief from constipation by olive tablets
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe gentle remedy for constipation and dull complexion. It claims the tablets act smoothly without griping and restore energy and beauty, noting they have been prescribed for 20 years and are a vegetable compound sold by all druggists.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Chicago wheat futures as world price index amid holiday standstill
The grain trade slowed during the bank holiday as paper handling proved difficult. U S wheat prices were out of line for export yet foreign markets showed confusion while Chicago futures closed, signaling foreigners view Chicago as the world price index for wheat.
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U. S
Chicago
Theaters Still Closed In Cleveland After Union Meeting
Cleveland theaters face ongoing closure as Stage Hands and Operators Unions direct local business agents to withhold net settlements pending approval. In Columbus, Ohio cradle phone charges were before the Public Utilities Commission for decision, with elimination under consideration by Ohio Bell and Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Companies.
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New York
Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone
Cincinnati
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
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