Southeastern Ohio Coal Operators Organize in Nelsonville
The Southeastern Ohio Coal Operators association formed in Nelsonville with 51 producing companies from Hocking Sunday Creek Pomeroy and Crooksville districts. Seven directors elected and officers named H Charlton president J C Baird VP Don R McGill secretary R Eb Stuart treasurer. Next meeting set for April 6 in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Southeastern
Ohio
E. R. Lama
Trocking Domestic Coal Co
J . Baird
C. Robbins Coal Co
Geo. E. Johnson
The
Deanville Coal Co
Don R. McGill
Lick Run Coal & Clay Co
H. Charlton
Black Diamond Co
Clifford Hawk
Long Hollow Coal Co
L. J. Eberle
Keystone Coal Co
John C. Baird
R. Eb. Stuart
Association
Presbyterians Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
Nelsonville Presbyterian church held its annual congregational meeting in the church basement. Elected to the board of trustees were R. B. Stuart Dr. E. B. Acomb Victor Hough W. D. Wolfe and Ed Sharp. Deacon and deaconess rosters were updated with new names and officers including R. B. Stuart as treasurer and Mrs Ed Juniper as benevolent treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mar
The
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Sharp
Clarence W. Bys
Ders
L. R. Kelch
John H. Saltz
C. E. Weltzheimer
W. L. Hudson
R. B. Stuart
Dr. E. B. Acomb
Victor Hough
W. D. Wolfe
Ed Sharp
D. N
Ed. Juniper
Mrs Weiss Hosts W E A Social Club Meeting
Mrs Earl Weiss and helpers hosted the W E A social club at Fulton Street home. Fourteen members attended with five guests. After the business session a social time followed and a fine lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mar
Earl Weiss
Beagle
Hicks
Hickman
W. E. A. Social Club
Fulton Street
Brick plant closed in Nelsonville for two weeks
Nelsonville March 31 The Glazed Brick company shut its plant here today for about two weeks as new machinery is installed The upgrade will let the firm produce a higher quality brick and increase capacity for future orders
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Nelsonville
Mar
A Glazed Brick Company
Indian Chief Yellow Dog Dies in Nelsonville
Nelsonville mourns Chief Yellow Dog age 51 of the Mohawk tribe who died at home on Popular street after two weeks of heart trouble. He practiced Indian herbs and medicines in Nelsonville for seven years. He is survived by his wife. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Nelsonville
Yellow Dog
Auditor Fleck Leaves for Columbus to Audit district
Will N. Fleck deputy income tax collector for Athens Meigs and Perry counties departed Nelsonville after a weekend with family. He was chosen as one of four auditors to audit income tax returns for Ohio's 11th district which includes twenty nine counties.
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Nelsonville
Mar
Will N. Fleck
Athens
Meigs
Perry
Columbus
Fleck
Ohio
W B A Initiation Set for Wednesday Meeting
W B A will hold initiation of candidates at its regular meeting Wednesday night. Officers and guards are asked to wear white and all members of the local society are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio University skit features Doris Woodruff and Anne Rosser
Nelsonville March 31 1925 girls Doris Woodruff and Anne Rosser participated in a skit staged at Ohio University. The performers acted in stunts presented by their respective sororities.
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Nelsonville
Ohio University
Doris Woodruff
Anne Rosser
Farm Work Schools Planned in Athens County Townships
Farm extension schools and community dinners move into Alexander and Carthage townships led by County Farm Agent T H Johnson. Alexander hosts at Fred Elliott home starting 10 am Thursday with sheep and pasture talks and a noon pot luck. Carthage session at Robert Runyon home begins 10 am Friday covering sheep care including stomach worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Carthage Township
T. H. Johnson
Athens County
Alexander Township
Albany
Fred “Iliott
L. A. Kaufman
William Bailey
Robert Runyon
Carthage Gap
Kaufman
Carthage
Pershing to oversee Tacna Arica plebiscite dispute
The article describes General Pershing’s duty to supervise a plebiscite in Tacna Arica after a long Peru Chile dispute. Peru accuses Chile of rigging the vote by bringing in laborers and terrorizing Peruvian sympathizers, while hoping the process avoids war and protects U S prestige in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hemisphere
South America
Pru
Chile
Coolidge
Peru
Hughes
Pershing
General Pershing
Dplomats
Additional first aid training for Belmont county teams
Six more teams in Belmont county received first aid instruction last week, per Mine Division Chief Jerome Watson in a report to Herman R. Witter, industrial relations director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Belmont County
Jerome Watson
Herman R. Witter
Red Mill Haarlem Oil Caps Promise Fast Relief
Middle aged readers urged to use Red Mill Haarlem Oil capsules for bladder and kidney troubles stomach upset and tiredness. Doctors long noted its benefits but harsh taste limited use now solved by tasteless capsules. Cost is 50 cents with money back guarantee and available at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Red Mill
Ben C Brown Dies. Funeral Set In Hebbardsville
Funeral services are planned for Ben C Brown 86 of Woodbury New Jersey a former Athens resident. He died Monday at his home in Woodbury and will be brought back Wednesday for burial in Hebbardsville Cemetery. He was born August 19 1844 in Albar served in 1864 with the 141st Ohio Volunteer Infantry and later worked in Woodbury as a gas company superintendent and hardware merchant. He was remembered as a popular young man in Athens in his early years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben C. Brown
Athens
Woodbury
N. J
Hebbardsville Bu
G. G. Green
G. G. Green, Jr
Woodbur
G. Green
Mr. Brown
Albar
141St
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
J. C Stedman
Leonard
Julia Brown
Leonard Brown
Brown House
Tleward Hall
Ren C. Brown
Mirror Trust Questioned In Personal Reflection
A reflective remark hints at doubt in reliability of mirrors as a source of identity and trust, suggesting skepticism about appearance revealing true character. The line implies broader concerns about honesty and self perception in social interactions.
Klan Members Attend Central Avenue Church Service
The Women's and men's organizations of the Ku Klux Klan attended a Sunday evening sermon at the Central Avenue church. Rev. Brown delivered a forceful talk on The Cross in Modern Life as part of a church series leading to Easter Sunday.
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Klu Klux Klan
Central Avenue Church
Brown
Central Avenue
Chesapeake and Ohio merger with Nickel Plate approved
In Richmond on March 31, it was announced after an all night tally that the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad merger into the Nickel Plate system is approved. Of 850,816 shares outstanding, 659,460 were voted with 506,565 for and 152,918 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Maach
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
van Sweringen Brothers
Cleveland
Lumber firm lands contract for floor molding in Cleveland project
A local lumber manufacturing company won a contract to supply 55,000 feet of floor molding totaling 6 miles of trim for finishing a large apartment house in the Rocky River district of Cleveland. The deal underscores regional building activity and local industry participation.
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Bucyrus
Rocky River District
Cleveland
Easter Eggs Hard Boiled Not the Vendors
A playful pun drives a local Easter item brief noting eggs are the focus of the season rather than the sellers. The piece highlights seasonal treats and community enthusiasm without naming specific vendors or locations.
Floods Roar Through Eastern States Floods
Boston March 31 Rivers and brooks in Northern New England ran high for a third day of floods. One man, John Gossekowiz of Chicopee, drowned from a small boat. In Lawrence six hundred textile workers were laid off as Merrimac river waters flooded mill cellars. West Massachusetts highways and the state border area remained submerged.
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Boston
New England
John Gossekowiz
Chicopee
Lawrence
Merrimac
Massachusetts
Massachusetts-New Hampshire
Wheeler Bitter Over His Arrest
Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana, en route to Great Falls for an April 16 trial, charged that government agents in Washington used a false news story to debauch witnesses before the grand jury that indicted him for representing a client before a Federal bureau after he was elected.
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Chicago
Tnooze
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Great Falls
Flood Anniversary Remembrance in Bridgeport
Today marks the 12th anniversary of the 1918 flood beginning in Ohio. Locally the worst damage occurred March 26, 1913, when four people drowned in Wheeling Creek as it fed into the Ohio River.
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Bridgeport
Ohio
Wheeling Creek
Ohio River
Derailment injures several on Bordeaux Paris Express
In Etamuel France eight cars derailed on the Bordeaux Paris Express today injuring several passengers. It is the second wreck on this run within a week following last week's fatal derailment at St Benoit.
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Etamuel
France
Bordeaux
Paris Express
Tve
St. Benoit
Bonus for 4 percent to Zince Co workers in 1924
A notice posted at the New Jersey Zinc Company factory announces a four percent bonus for employees based on 1924 wages. The bonus will be paid quarterly during 1925.
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Tiltonville
New Jersey Zince Company
Vicks Vapor Treatment Promotes Direct Medicated Vapors
The article explains treating colds by applying medication as vapors via inhalation and skin absorption. Menthol camphor eucalyptus thyme turpentine vaporize with body heat to reach air passages and lungs, while Vicks acts as a poultice on the skin for a double action.
Forbes in grave condition after brain clot
Colonel Charles Rh. Forbes former head of the United States Veterans bureau remains gravely ill in Boston with a brain clot causing left side paralysis. His mother in Hopkinton suffered a shock upon hearing the news.
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Boston
Charles Rh. Forbes
United States Veterans Bureau
Hopkington
April Showers Near, May Floods Expected
A brief early note warns that upcoming April rains may lead to increasing flood risks by May, with authorities urging preparedness and residents to monitor weather updates.
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C. C. Sharp and
C. W. Backus
Fowler McCormick
HaroldsteCo Aick
Rvester King
John D. Roeckefeller
Milwaukee
Irt National Harvester Company
Ben Brown
Eastern State
Eade
Importere
New York, N
Athens Book & News Co
South Court House Cline Bldg
Chesapeake Lines
Berkley Williams
Wheeler
R. Platt
Annex Preservation Co
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Life
Athens Jewelers
Kerr Hardware Co
Vicks Is
Vicks Varporub
Useo Yeany
Army and Navy
Comen
Army and Navy Store
Pop
Chick
Jeanette
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