Right of Way Traction Line Could Support New Nelsonville Athens Highway
The Hocking and Sunday Creek Traction Company once served coal towns and miners along the line. After financial troubles and a 1926 re resume, it now plans liquidation with the Nelsonville Athens Electric Railway operating between Nelsonville and Athens and a possible transfer of part of its right of way to a future highway.
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Huocking Valley
Hocking Valley
Floodwood
Crycle Hill
Sugar Creek
Hocking
Circle Hill
Contomers
Traction Company
Hocking and Sunday Creek Traction Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Nelsonville
Greenlawn Cemetery
Col
Charlies Tutt
Sunday Creek
Colonel Tutt
E. B. Young
Charia Vorhes
Gaston Coe
M. A. Krieg
B. B. Shafer
Warren MH. Badger
L. H. Price
Path Valleys
Athens
Nelsonville-Athens
Local social notes from Columbus and Athens visitors
Mrs Emma Williams and Mrs Gladys Kuhn with Emily Rose of Columbus visited Mrs E M Higgins in Columbus on Thursday. Mrs Lola Folley with son Clyde and Mrs Ed Baker with grandson Bob Nice of Athens visited Mr and Mrs Earl Baker this week.
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Emma Williams
Gladys Kuhn
Emily Rose
Columbus
Miami Beach
E. 8. Higgins
Lola Folley
Clyde
Ed Baker
Bob Nice
Athens
Earl Baker
LSU Student Kemble Kennedy Pardoned by Governor
Kemble K. Kennedy, LSU student convicted of criminal libel for editing a campus scandal sheet, was pardoned today by Governor Allen. Kennedy served only a few days of a one year sentence after his conviction.
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Baton Rouge
Kemble K. Kennedy
Louisiana State University
Allen
No amendment to the Constitution has ever been repealed
A historical note asserts that no amendment to the United States Constitution has ever been repealed, reflecting on constitutional stability and the enduring nature of formal changes.
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United States
Funeral services for Harvey Hannahs held at home
Funeral services for the late Harvey Hannahs were conducted at the family home on College Avenue by Reverend Herman A Sayre of the M E Church. Interment followed at Greenlawn with relatives and out of town attendees listed from Martin's Ferry to Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Harvey Hannahs
College Avenue
Herman A Sayre
M. EB
Jesus Savior
Greenlawn
Birdie Casey
Martin's Ferry
Hurle Hannahs
Victor Hannahs
Pomeroy
William Hannahs
Ironton
A. J. Robinson
Newark
John Gonners
Logan
E. Wright
Columbus
John Shelton
Murray City
Local Boy Sings All Four Parts in One Man Quartet
Nelsonville Majestic Theater showcases Pathe Review footage featuring local boy Paul Marke singing all four quartet parts in Down by the Old Mill Stream. He performs as a concert and radio artist and is the son of Mr and Mrs W H Parkas.
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Nelsonville
Majestic Theater
Pathe Review
Paul Marke
Paul
W H. Parkas
Berean Bible Clans Plan Special Music at Close Meeting
The Fort Street Christian Church class announces special music for its close meeting on Sunday morning. A quartet of Charles Patton Elwood McCreary Joe Galvin and Charles Evans will sing several numbers. Miss Helen Ganieo will play a horn solo. William Evans will present the lesson. All members and friends are invited.
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Berean Bible Clans
Fort Street Christian Church
Charles Patton
Elwood McCreary
Joe Galvin
Charles Evans
Helen Ganieo
William Evans
Family Class of Christian Sunday School Social Evening
Mrs E M Wright hosted the Father Class at Jefferson Street with Mrs James Coleman presiding. Seventeen members attended the business session followed by a 6:90 oclock luncheon and a social hour. The Misses Grace and Mildred Roberts plan to host Cosmopolitan Club members at 7:30 at Chestnut Street.
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E. M. Wright
Jefferson St
Father
The
Christian Sunday School
James Coleman
Grace
Mildred Roberts
Cosmopolitan Club
Chestnut Street
Willing Workers Class Meets For Thanksgiving Session
The Willing Workers Class of the Christian Sunday School met Thursday night at Mrs. Verna McConaha's home on Poplar Street. Emily Reed led the business session with thirteen members attending and Scripture verses read. Refreshments with Thanksgiving symbolism were served to members the teacher Mrs. Frank Murphy guests Mrs. Mary Allman Mrs. Merte Cusic Pauline Wood and Verna McConaha. Next meeting will be a Christmas party at Mrs. Beatrice Schaeffer's on Jackson Street. Services at the Christian Church Sunday in charge of Walter S. Hopkins of Boston Mass begin 7 30 pm with sermon topics Outside the Walls and All Things Are Possible.
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Christian Sunday School
Verna McConaha
Poplar Street
Emily Reed
Frank Murphy
Mary Allman
Merte Cusic
Pauline Wood
Beatrice Schaeffer
Jackson Street
Christian Church
Walter
Hopkins
Boston
Mass
Hopking
Nelsonville
Mrs Patrick McCann of Jacksonville Dies on Birthday
Mrs Patrick McCann a four year resident of Jacksonville died Thursday at 5 am on her 76th birthday. She leaves husband three daughters and a son Frank who died in World War I. Funeral at Holy Cross Church Glouster Monday 9 am with burial at St Paul Cemetery Athens. Frank McCann Post and American Legion Auxiliary assist at cemetery.
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Jacksonville
Patrick McCann
McCann
de Tyne
Joe Tyne
Nelle McCann
Frank McCann
Holy Cross Church
Glouster
Father F. X. Clark
St. Paul
Lancaster Street
Athens
Frank McCann Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Cranks Machine in Gear Is Injured Glouster Man
Glouster, November 1. Matthew Wright, about 24, was injured when cranking his car in gear around 2 PM Thursday. The wheels ran over his right ankle, causing a compound fracture. He was treated by a local physician and returned home on the hill between Glouster and Murray City.
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Glouster
Nov
Matthew Wright
Murray City
Church of Christ Cagers Open Season at Home on Nov 18
Glouster reports the Church of Christ basketball team will open the season November 18 at home against Amesville Independents. Last season the COC went 21 and 5 in 26 starts. New players include Charles Johnson and Tex Myers. Opposing teams should contact Yondel Johnston for games. A second note covers a joint Frank McCann Post affair to arrange funeral services for Mrs Patrick McCann of Jacksonville at Holy Cross Church with Legion Auxiliary leadership.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Amesville Independents
Amesville
Bill Stephenson
Tex Myers
Ralph Henry
Charles Johnson
Yondel Johnston
Europe Faces Delicate Talks on War Debt Settlement
WashingtonNovember 11 The administration pursues a delicate set of negotiations to settle Europe’s war debt to the United States. Four creditor nations have signaled postponements and Britain seeks delay on part of its 95 550 000 December installment. No payments have been made since June 1831 and the Hoover moratorium suspended December 1931 and July 1932 installments.
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Washington
Europe
United States
Great Britain
Illinois Southpay Wins U S Champion Husking Title
Carl Seiler of Knox County roped the national corn husking crown at the U S championship in Galva. He husked 30 914 bushels in 60 minutes before about 60 000 spectators, beating Iowa’s Walter Johansen who collected 36 2 bushels after penalties. Other top finishers included Clarence Marey Minnesota 35 142 bushels Ted Balko Minnesota 35 014 Kenneth House Nebraska 33 37 and Ohio’s Lester Anthony 247 and Everett Ford 29 736 respectively.
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Galva
Lll
Carl Seiler
Knox County
Seiler
Iowa
Walter Johansen
Audubon County
Johansen
Staika
Clarence Marey
Minnesota
Ted Balko
Kenneth House
Nebraska
Ohio
Lester Anthony
Everett Ford
Bricker Brings Victory to Republican Ticket in Ohio
Unofficial returns show John W. Bricker of Columbus winning the attorney general race by about 7,700 votes over Democrat Herbert Duffy. Also re elected were State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy, State Treasurer Marty Day, and Supreme Court Justices Edward Matthias and Thomas A. Jones with their fourth terms.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Herbert & Duffy
Bricker
Duffy
Joseph T. Tracy
Marty
Day
Fremont
Eaward
Matthias
van Wert
Thomas A. Jones
Jackson
State Supreme Court
Forgotten Husbands of Country To Organize 49.5 Club
The Forgotten Husbands of famous women form the 49.5 club as a masculine protection group. George Palmer Putnam says the club, including Herbert Thaden and William Marsalis, plans the 49.5 endurance prize for 1934, with the trophy as crossed silver safety pins on a cut glass mix bottle.
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New York
George Palmer Putnam
Amelia Earhart
Pictorial Review
Herbert Thaden
William Marsalis
Endurance Fliers
Putnam
Majority Growing Roosevelt Leads Kentucky Count
In Kentucky Roosevelt's lead over Hoover rose to about 164000 with 3500 of 4164 precincts counted. Roosevelt 499000 Hoover 330300. tabulations paused for Armistice Day. Barkley and nine Democratic nominees held clear margins over Republicans.
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Kentucky
Roosevelt
Frankfort
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Blue Grass
Alben W. Barkley
Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm II Denies German War Guilt
The exiled former emperor Frederick Wilhelm II told United Press Germany was not responsible for World War I. He called war guilt an infamous lie and said historical investigations settled the question. His statement comes amid revived monarchist sentiment and debates over Germany’s future. He is in good health at Doorn House and rarely comments on present events.
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Germany
United Press
Europe
United
Doorn Halland
Frederick Wilhelm II
Prussia
United Presa
Kateer
Deorn House
Kaiser
Wilhelm
Liewseilyn Themes
Abergaym
Wales
Britain
Tworn
Doorn
Zandvoort
Helland
Paul Hymann
Belgium
Brussels
Hoover Turns East Today To Resume Work
President Hoover begins another cross country trip aiming to reach Washington by Tuesday noon. Executive Secretary Lawrence Richey says Hoover will not discuss war debt revision or rumors until back at his desk. Route from Los Angeles includes Yuma Tucson El Paso and St Louis before direct to Washington.
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Hoover
Washington
Lawrence Richey
Richey
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Texas
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Roosevelt
White House
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Stanford University
Testimony Continues in Columbia Gas Bonds Case
Washington November 11 Testimony shows Columbia Gas and Electric bought bonds in Inland Gas and Kentucky Peel Corporation months before receivership. Edward Reynolds Jr vice president faced questions on the acquisitions as receivership proceedings loom and judge hints at potential full Columbia ownership.
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Washington
Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation
Kentucky Gas
Waa
Pedersi Trade Commission
Ohio
Robert ©. Healy
Edward Reynolds Jr
Iis
Inland Gas Corporation
Kentucky Pwet Corporation
Columbia
Uume
Healy
Columbia System
Tain
Prospects for Beer Bringing Rye Back
Chicago traders recalled U-Barter from a nine year exile as hopes rose that the Valetead Act would allow beer manufacture after Tuesday's election. Rye futures drew interest and barley futures opened heavy with barley used for beer. Speculation followed the Eighteenth Amendment era decline in demand and trade.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Harley
Grain marketing slows as prices dip worldwide
The Ohio Farm Bureau reports a stagnant market with prices at new lows. Chicago wheat fell to fresh depths while cash wheat lagged futures gains and Ohio farmers showed little interest in selling at current levels. Many expect the crop may remain unsold unless prices rise.
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Columars
M. RR. Maney
Obie Farm Bureau
Graiin
Chicago
Ohio
Absent Ballots Weigh Senate Control in Colorado
Denver report notes 6,000 absentee ballots needed as lame duck session looms. Colorado Senate lineup shows 47 Republicans 7 Democrats and one Farmer Labor with the Watersman race in doubt after official recounts. County clerks report 108,808 absentee ballots cast and 8,420 for Water Walker in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Senate
Colorado
Farmer Labor
Charles W. Watersman
Publican
Recheck
Aboyter
Water Walker
Junction
Rock forte found in Kodiak among ancient War North peoples
Archaeologists report a rock fortress or stronghold remains unearthed near Kodiak Alaska, attributed to a northward ancient culture known as War North. The discovery includes stone walls and earthworks suggesting a defensive site used centuries ago.
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War North
Kodiak Alaakea
Vote Count Underway by Athens County Elections Board
Athens County Board of Elections continued tabulating the Tuesday election results today after a long session and extended work. Officials expect completion tomorrow with no expected changes from unofficial Wednesday results. No candidate has moved to demand a recount yet.
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Athens County Board of Elections
Armistice Day Holiday Observed by Jacksonville Trimble High
Jacksonville Trimble High School observed Armistice Day with a program in the last period Thursday. Students will return after the break, but the day off must be made up in the spring to meet the 160 day requirement for eight month schools.
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Trimble
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Explosion Damages Akron Palace Theater Box Office
An explosion in Akron's business district early today is blamed on a dynamite bomb set in the Palace theater box office. The blast caused little damage but was heard across the area, prompting police investigation.
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Akron
Palace
Methodist Sunday School class meets at Warner home
Class 19 of the Methodist Sunday School taught by Mrs. Betty Howe met Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Nelle Warner. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Pearl Wi ame and Mrs. Beatrice Sommers. Mrs. Hazel Dunkle, president, conducted the devotional period. Ruth Barker reviewed the Book of Ruth. Fifteen members attended and refreshments followed.
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Methodist Sunday School
Betty Howe
Nelle Warner
Pearl Wiame
Beatrice Sommers
Hazel Dunkle
Ruth Barker
Ruth
Asians and Chinese to hold seats in 1933 Hawaiian Legislature
In Honolulu four citizens of Japanese ancestry and three of Chinese ancestry will win seats in the 1933 Hawaii Legislature. At present only one legislator is of Asiatic ancestry.
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Honolulu
Four Are Victims In Plane Wreck Near Kempville
The bodies of Joseph Hurst Sr from Fort Lauderdale and his wife, their daughter, and grandchild were recovered from a wreck in a heavily wooded area after a crash that followed a sputtering engine. Residents heard the noise last night and led authorities to the site.
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Kempville
Tens
Joseph MH. Hurst
Fort Lauderdale
Fis
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