1925 coal output tops last year in Ohio region
Bituminous coal production for the week ending October 31 reaches 12 475 000 net tons with a gain of 387 000 tons over the prior week. Year to date through October 31 totals 418 268 000 net tons, about 27 200 000 more than 1924. Local notes report district meeting at Ironton and November dues for service clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Bureau of Mines
Department of Commerce
J. M. Hyde
Ironton
Hyde
Cleopatra
Acomb
Bartels i
Davis
Prohibition raid nets whiskey in Buchtel
Prohibition officers raid James Murray in Buchtel on Sunday evening. Murray pleads guilty to possession and is fined 200 dollars plus costs. Will Smathers and Addison Davenport also arrested. charges include possession and transporting and possession. About two gallons of whisky found in a car. both men plead guilty and are fined 200 dollars and costs. Officers H A Lines, Constables Seibers and Schoonover, and special officers Iuskey and Morton reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Prohibition Enforcement
James Murray
Buchtel
Murray
Lax
Will Smathers
Addison Davenport
Smathers
Davenport
Prohibition
H. A. Lines
Seibers
Schoonover
Chauncey
Iuskey and Morton
Pythian Sisters Plan Bazaar and Chicken Dinner
Nelsonville residents learn the Pythian Sisters schedule a bazaar on Saturday December 12 at their hall with an afternoon bazaar followed by a chicken dinner.
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Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
Study Class Begins at Presbyterian Church
The second mission study class opens tonight at 6 46 in the church parlors led by Mrs E B Acomb. It will study the foreign book Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Latin America
Regular meeting of the W C T U in Nelsonville
The W C T U will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday evening with Mrs Josie Murphy on Franklin street. Mrs Blake will report on the recent state convention held in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.T. U. Tomeet
Nelsonville
Nove
W.C. T
Josie Murphy
Franklin Street
Blake
Aleron
Rex Clark Birthday Party Celebrated in Nelsonville
Rex Clark marked his fourth birthday at 1010 Walnut Street with a party Saturday. Attendees included Pauline Love, Wanita Brown, Mary Frances Lash, Paul Lash, George Carpenter, Ruth Wareheim, Kathleen Hayden, Kathleen and Ethel Hayden, Bobby Clark, Ruth Clark, Virginia Clark, and several others among relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Rex
Walnut
Pauline Love
Wanita Pauline Brown
Mary Frances Lash
Paul Lash
George Carpenter
Ruth Wareheim
Pauline Fleures
Hasel
Freida
Helen Brooks
James
Virginia Clark
Kathleen
Ethel Hayden
Bobby ‘Clark
Ruth Elleene Clark
Wilson Clark
Clark
Anna Lash
Hyperion Club Entertains Mrs. C. H. Bartlett
The Hyperion club hosted Mrs. C. H. Bartlett at a social gathering. Attendance included twenty three members and guests enjoyed an evening of courteous conversation and refreshments.
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C. H. Bartlett
Dinner Held by Mr and Mrs Robert Clark in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Robert Clark entertained at a 12 o'clock dinner Sunday in Nelsonville. Guests included Mrs Jennie Clark, Mr and Mrs Owen Clark, Mr and Mrs Floyd Love and daughter Pachine of Logan, Mr and Mrs Harold Cook and children Dorothy and Thomas of Cleveland, and Bobby and Rex Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Robert Clark
Jennie Clark
Owen Clark
Floyd Love
Pachine
Logan
Harold ‘Cook
Dorothy
Thomas
Cleveland
Bobby
Rex Clark
School Moves Smoothly Today In Nelsonville
Nelsonville reports school operations continued smoothly despite a recent automobile wreck that injured several faculty members. Paul Rex resumed duties as Central building principal while Carson Horton Ralph Orr Edwin Stoltz and Ivan Morris remain hospitalized in Lancaster with expected releases today.
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Nelsonville
Crawford
Paul Rex
Carson Horton
Ralph Orr
Edwin Stoltz
Ivan Morris
Lancaster
Sunday Guests and Visit Highlights Across Marietta and Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Becker of Marietta were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartlett. Mrs. Marion Lowthers returned home after a ten day visit with Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Bronaugh in Stockdale Ohio. Mrs. Maria Creighton and granddaughter Maxine are staying a few days in Columbus with Agnes McBride. Will Blackburn of Columbus spent the weekend with relatives and at the Cook funeral. Harry Hall of Columbus visited with his family. Ruth McLaughlin of Columbus was over for Sunday with L. and Mrs. McLaughlin. Hyler Steenrod of Columbus spent the weekend here and with his wife in Columbus for a few days. Mrs. Gertrude Love and daughter Pauline of Logan were weekend guests of Mrs. Robert Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Becker
Marietta
C. H. Bartlett
Marion Lowthers
Wayne Bronaugh
Stockdale
Ohio
Maria Creighton
Maxine
Columbus
Agnes McBride
Will Blackburn
Harry Hall
Ruth McLaughlin
L. McLaughlin
Hyler Steenrod
Steenrod
Gertrude Love
Pauline
Logan
Robert Clark
Nelsonville officers elected at Eudora Chapter meeting
At the Eudora Chapter No. 72 Order of the Eastern Star meeting in the Masonic temple tonight at 7:00 o clock the annual election of officers will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Nelsonville
Eudora
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Funeral services for Stella Monks Cook
Crowds filled the home on Chestnut Street in Nelsonville Saturday afternoon for the funeral of Mrs. Stella Monks Cook. Floral offerings testified to the esteem in which she was held by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Stella Monks
Tparenta
Chas
Monica
Chestnut Street
Cook
Locust Oil Powers Early Aircraft Engine Idea
A novel claim suggests locust-based oil could fuel engines for airplanes raising questions about practical viability and the role of bioproducts in aviation.
Neglected Children of America Topic of Illustrated Talk
At a Sunday Presbyterian service Dr. A Y Wilcox gave an illustrated lecture on neglected children in America. He stressed saving the new generation to raise the nation, detailing Indian children in tents, high southern mortality, and distances to doctors. He praised mission schools, discussed Alaska, Sheldon Jackson schools, and then covered the Negro problem, Mountain Whites, and Spanish-speaking Southwest children.
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Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
America
Wilcox
United States
Southwest
No Hope of Americanizing Parents Says Dr Wilcox
Dr Wilcox argues newcomers and West Indian children face moral and disease concerns in the industrial districts. He says children can be educated but parental superstition and neglect hinder Americanizing the parents, urging Protestant duty to aid and train the young.
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West Indies
Porto Rico
Cuba
Wilcox
Athens Woman Lydia Evans 74 Dies After Short Illness
Lydia Lash Evans 74 died at home on West State street after a brief illness. She leaves husband Dr. D. J. Evans, longtime Ohio University faculty member, three children J Claire Denver Arthur Howe Carpenter Rhys Evans, and a deceased son William. The Athens community recalls her club leadership and church work. Funeral plans awaitchildren’s arrival.
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Lydia Lash Evans
West State Street
D. J. Evans
Ohio University
Evans
Athens
E. R. Lash
Jacob Lash
J. Claire
Denver
Colo
Arthur Howe Carpenter
Chicago
Rhys Evans
Akron
William
Pallas Club
Federated Clubs of
Southeastern Ohio
Eastern Star Lodge
Millikan in Mercy Hospital After Car Accident
Don C. Millikan, only child of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Millikan of this city, remains in Mercy hospital in a plaster case after suffering a fractured vertebra when his car ran over him three weeks ago after he cranked it. His condition is unchanged per the latest hospital report.
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Don C. Millikan
Beware the Cough of Gold That Hangs On
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims soothing and healing of membranes, reduction of inflammation, and suppression of germs, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Pardaeon
Udles
Official City Election Count Released After Tuesday Vote
The published totals show Mayor Alec Moore with 927 votes and A L Koona 730. H T Philippa 146. Council president candidates FE C Woodworth 1279 and G H Evans ASIB J Sherrard 1209. Council members and referendums follow with scattered tallies across wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Moore
A. Koona
H. T. Phillipa
C. Woodworth
Pmgnge
I. Dds
Beesedées
G. H. Evans
Republiican
Troasulop
Eewnee Asib J
Sherrard
Sollcitar Ye
Ssede Vgnees
M.D. Hughes
Fred Fonzés
Frank Lowry
M. P. Tolman
Wallace Pratt
W. N. Russell
F. Mosure
C. E. Starr
F. Stevenson
Mary EB. Redharta
T. Bennet
Methodist church unification vote tally reported
In Nashville Tennessee the annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South reports 2634 for unification and 208 against. Official totals from Dr A J Lamar and John W Barton list 3006 for unification and 2177 against after including uncertified votes. Vote fell short of a three fourths majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Episcopal Church
A J. Lamar
John W. Barton
Methodist Publishing House
Specular Presse Bureau
Methodist
Bhenneth Baum Dies After Truck Collision
Bhenneth Baum aged 9 of Clay Center died from injuries suffered when struck by a truck last Friday in an accident reported in Toledo.
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Toledo
Bhenneth Baum
Clay Center
Randite Robs Sexton Hotel Cafe in Downtown Kansas City
Randite held up the Sexton Hotel cafe in downtown Kansas City a few hours before noon today and escaped with 5000 dollars in cash from the hotel’s cafe area. The bold incident occurred at a leading city hotel near the heart of the downtown district. Police reported no injuries in the brief robbery and searches were underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROW
Capek
Kansas City
Randite
Atterbury Talks Railroad Prospects at Pittsburgh Meeting
General W. W. Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania railroad, promised a $50 million program of improvements in 1924 and described the 1926 outlook as exceedingly bright during his visit to Pittsburgh.
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Noreytt
Pittsbergh
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atterbury
Miners resume work at multiple Ohio mines this week
About 1000 miners will return to the Harpersville Jefferson Coal Co. and Fairpoint J A Paisley Co. mines, plus Lorain Coal and Dock Co. near Blaine. Lincoln mine, Lorain County, starts soon, with Fort Pitt to resume next week. Union leader John Cinque says conditions are improved. Factories and undertakers’ supply jobs total about 12,000 nationwide.
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Martins Ferry
Harpersville
Jefferson Coal Co
Fairpoint
J. A. Paisley Co
Lincolns
Lorain Coal and Dock Co
Blaine
Fort Pitt
Belmont County
John Cinque
Eastern
Ohio
Mine Workers’ Union
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Whedling
W.va Roy
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Dr. Wilcox
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Pather
S.snereene
West Virginia
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