Minerals Debate Wealth Distribution At Rotary Meeting
Prof H E Nold of Ohio State University argued minerals rule world peace and that the United States and Britain must share wealth to keep global prosperity. He noted U S dominance in coal iron ore petroleum copper lead and zinc production in 1929 and warned against selfish control. George Elias of Akron was introduced and spoke of his background as the "Man Without a Country."
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Nelsonville
United States
Great Britain
H. E. Nold
Ohio State University
Rotary Club
Nold
England
Japan
Manchuria
Italy
Abyssinia
Spain
George Elias
Akron
E. J. Arnold
Asia Minor
Elias
Miner in Hospital in Nelsonville
Charles Wolf a well known local miner is in White Cross Hospital Columbus with an infected hand after entering the hospital on Sunday.
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Nelsonville
Charles Wolf
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
High School Meet Figures Include Local Guests
At the morning high school event visitors included George Royer of Akron and H. J. Ong of Athens among other attendees.
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Gram
George Royer
Akron
H. J. Ong
Athens
Mothers Honored at Nelsonville Club Dinner
Business and Professional Women's Club in Nelsonville hosted a Mother's Day dinner with violets at each place setting. Mrs. Frank Knox served as honoree with gardenias. Marie Chapdelaine tale read by Knox. New officers inducted. convention delegates announced for Dayton on May 22–23.
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Nelsonville
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Tri Psi
Frank Knox
Marie Chapdelaine
Knox
Margaret Johnson
God's Garden
Freda Smith
A. J. Kyle
Ruth Kelch
Lillian Butts
Ethel Rosser
Ella Burnell
Dayton
Nelsonville Alumni Association Urges Dues Payment
Nelsonville High School Alumni Association treasurer Miss Lillien Stover reports dues are being slowly received and urges members to pay promptly to Miss Stover or to committee members Marjorie Ely or Wilma Patton.
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Nelsonville
Lillien Stover
Nelsonville High School Alumni Association
Miss Stover
Marjorie Ely
Wilma Patton
Brooks Shoemen Win City Twilight Opener 10-7
Brooks Shoemen defeated the Nelsonville Greys 10 to 7 in the City Twilight League opener. Gilbert Smith started on the mound for Brooks, but Buddy Williams closed the crucial third inning. Lefty Paul Galvin shined for the Greys. Odenthal and Evans sparked Brooks late as Bud Williams delivered a key two-base hit and later scored the winning run on Dupler’s single. The night also featured a planned doubleheader with Carbondale and the Nelsonville Giants forthcoming.
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Joe Spray
Nelsonville
Brooks Shoemen
Nelsonville Greys
Gilbert Smith
Greys
Buddy” Williams
Smith
Williams
Lee
Paul Galvin
Brooks
Odenthal
Evans
Hilleary
Whyte
Buddy" Williams
Dupler
Stage
Nelsonville Grey
Carbondale
Nelsonville Giants
Dr. Walker
Camp Nelson CCC
Denny
A. Cope
Shearer
Galvin
Railroad stocks lead timid market rebound in midday trading
New York stock moves show rail shares recovering from early losses with gains around 1 percent. Atchison touched 88 1/2 then 90 percent while New York Central rose from 45 4 to 46 4. Southern Pacific moved to 57 1/2 after a 56 percent low. Oils and coppers firmed, utilities held, Chrysler edged up, GM steady, and Macy hit a new yearly low amid mixed Mercantile issues.
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Atchison
New York Central
Southern Pa
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General Motors
Macy
Penna
N. J
Texas Corp
Pacific
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Ccccane
Rep
Iron and Steel
N-Me
A. S. Steel
A. T
Tobacco
Ecmenecwesnen
Stewart-Warner Borden
Coca Cola
Geeinnnnennee
Goodyear Rubber
Col. Gas and Wire
Mack Truck
Flec
Acrnacewmmnances
Nash Kelvinator Ae
Timken Roller
Harvester Ellis Pametaneaetli
I. T
Taeens Resn Cemanines
Libbey Owens Ford
Smelters
Mant
Ward
Eee
Seagram
Schenley Distillers
Toledo Grain and Livestock Prices Report
Market notes show unsettled conditions across wheat corn oats and rye with No 1 red wheat at 128 129 No 2 red 127 128 and corn No 2 yellow 125 126 No 3 yellow 123 128 Oats No 1 white 53 55 No 2 white 25 45 Hege receipts 19 extra firsts 21 white extras 22 Poultry steady with heavy hens 19 20 leghorn 14 16 and various broilers ducks geese and turkeys priced. hog dressed 28 fresh killed hens 33 butter steady with varying prices at Chicago and Cincinnati markets.
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Presh
Cincinnati
Uve
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Plymouth Rocks
Cleveland
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Livestock Reports
Cincinnati market shows hogs 160 to 350 lb mostly firm to up 10c with early top around 10.60 for 200 to 250 lb. sows steady. Calves active. heifers strong. loads 689 lb at 10.85 and 738 to 821 lb at 10.91 to 10.65. Sheep steady with spring lambs 12 to 13 per cwt, odd shorn lambs lower. Pittsburgh hogs up 15 to 28c with 180 to 230 lb at 10.07 to 11. cattle demand steady. best heifers around 9.70 to 11.98. calves slow but steady. sheep steady with lambs 10.50 to 14 per cwt.
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Cincinati
Pittsburgh
Market Receipts and Class Totals Across Livestock
Receipts total 1080 with cattle 235 and hogs 105. Best sale prices include 9.50 for top cattle, medium cattle at 49 with units, fat cows 5.50 to 7.00, hogs led by good at 1010.20 and heavies 9.75. Veal and sheep also recorded with lambs 8.12.70 and ewes 2965.50. Horses show slow sale at 40 receipts and 18 to 160 dollars.
Trou Grange to Meet Coolville for Birthday Honors
Birthdays of Trou Grange members celebrated since Dec 31 will be honored at the Coolville grange meeting Saturday night. Members are asked to bring sandwiches.
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Trou Grange
Coolville
Harbarger Juniper Wedding Rites Announced
Mr and Mrs Harley Juniper announce the marriage of their daughter Ruth to Walter Harbarger of Logan. The ceremony occurred in Covington Kentucky on March 7. Ruth Juniper is Nelsonville High School 1932 graduate and Walter Harbarger is Logan High School alumnus. The couple will reside in Logan where Walter works at Harbarger Hardware Store.
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Nelsonville
Harley Juniper
Ruth
Walter Harbarger
Logan
James Harbarger
Covington
Harbarger
Nelsonville High School
Logan High School
Kimberly Tops Carbondale in Hitting Tilt
Kimberly softball team beat Carbondale 13 to 15 at Carbondale. Kimberly had 16 hits while Carbondale posted seven. Kimberly pitchers walked nine opponents and Chutes led with a home run and a threebagger. Deanville to host Kimberly Thursday for a league game at 4 oclock.
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Kimberly
Carbondale
Chutes
Lowery
Mace
Frisby
Rizer
Medley
Forbes
Hawk
Kimberly AR Rhe
Patton
D. Riser
Dalton
J. Deazo
J. Rizer
Cc. Deazo
Itwen Hawk
Williams
Millis
Mece
Chaas
Eoreag
Ewass
Waebenetesen
Deanville
Kimberly Diamond
Shelving Collapse Injures Two At Miller's Grocery
Nelsonville Frank Betts and Dick Blair were injured when steel shelving collapsed at Miller's Grocery Public Square on Saturday. Betts returned to work today with back pain. Blair suffered facial cuts. Stock damage tallies about 100 dollars, per owner P N Miller.
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Nelsonville
Frank Betts
Dick Blair
Miller's Grocery
Public Square
Betts
Blair
P. N. Miller
Birds Surpass Vertebrates in Muscle Strength and Activity
Birds lead all vertebrate animals in muscular strength and activity based on comparative observations across species. The findings highlight avian stamina and locomotive efficiency relative to other vertebrates.
Gallipolis Livestock Receipts Report Totals Unclear
Livestock receipts list a range of weights and prices for hogs cattle calves sheep and horses at Gallipolis. Figures include hogs 178 to 250 pounds priced around 10.10 to 10.25 per hundredweight and cattle categories with varied prices, but the source text is fragmentary and totals are unclear.
Gardens Club Plan Meeting at Powell Home
Mrs. L. R. Powell hosted the Gardens Club meeting in Nelsonville with a 6 o'clock dinner. Members including Mrs. Kessinger and Mrs. Mills discussed garden plans, tulip planting, and beautification projects for Canal and Washington Streets and near Route 31.
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Powell Home
Plans Gardens
C. D. Shafer
L. R. Kelch
James Guy
Canal
Washington Sts
Route 31
Wesley Hawk
Egbert Whitmore
Walter Wolfe
Oral Daugherty
W. W. Gibson
Garden Club
Jimmy Hollenbaugh
Horch
Kessinger
Mills
W. W. Warren
S. G. Holland
E. E. Bell
William Morgan
Happy Hollow PTA Elects 37 38 Officers
Clyde Byers, principal, was elected president of the Happy Hollow Parent-Teacher Association. Elza Miller became vice-president, Dorothy Beitelschies re-elected secretary, and Clyde Byers named treasurer. The group chose committee members for membership publicity and program and set no summer meetings with the next gathering on the second Tuesday in August and a closing program on May 18.
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Nelsonville
Clyde Byers
Happy Hollow
Parent-Teacher Association
Elza Miller
Dorothy Beitelschies
Mildred Wade
Smart
Bessie Brady
Lawrence Gallagher
Lillian Bowers
Nora Yates
Shelton Rites Thursday at Murray City Methodist Church
Funeral services for John L. Shelton will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Murray City Methodist Church. Burial will be at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
John L. Shelton
Murray City Methodist Church
Greenlawn
Birth of Jerry Lee Hickman in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs John Hickman Lea Hartley announce the birth of a son Sunday May 9 named Jerry Lee. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Oscar Hartley and Mr and Mrs W O Collins.
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Nelsonville
John Hickman
Lea Hartley
Jerry Lee
Oscar Hartley
W. O. Collins
Wagner Hurls Buchtel To Double Victories
Wagner pitched twice to lift Buchtel past Hemlock 12 9 and then beat Chauncey 8 6. Turner and Koon led Buchtel with three hits apiece in the Hemlock game. Wagner fanned 13 in the Chauncey win and allowed eight hits.
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Wagner
Buchtel
Hemlock
Chauncey
Sheskey
Knott
Woodruff
Turner
Koon
Willis
Sapp
McBride
Nelsonville Boy Dies Following Operation
Forrest Leroy Ruscoe 12 died after a week of illness at Cherrington Hospital Logan. Ill May 2, he underwent an appendicitis operation. complications caused his death yesterday. Survived by parents Ira Alma Ruscoe a brother Raymond and a 93 year old grandmother all of Nelsonville. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at 228 Adams St conducted by Rev. Lloyd Evans.
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Nelsonville
Forrest Leroy Ruscoe
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Logan Hospital
Ira
Alma Ruscoe
Raymond
Adams St
Lloyd Evans
Willing Workers Class to Meet at Mrs Murphy’s
The Willing Workers Class of the Christian Church will meet at the home of Mrs Frank Murphy on Thursday night at 7 30. Each member should bring a silver offering.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Frank Murphy
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