Bituminous coal stocks fall to 1922 lows in Oct survey
Nelsonville report shows U S Bureau of Mines data placing October 1 coal stocks at 27 5 million tons, down 20 3 percent from a year earlier. Despite slow consumption the third quarter gain was limited and Lake Superior and Michigan docks sit 20 5 percent below last year.
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Nelsonville
U. S. Bureau of Mines
United States
Bureau
Thepper Lake
Get. L
Lakes Superior
Michigan
Ohio
Peace Forums Ended Sunday With Reviews
Final forum on the Cause and Cure of War at the Senior High School Building featured talks by Ohio University’s Frederick H. Kreuser on war as a biological phenomenon, I B Ash on deflating the soldier ideal, and Lorin C. Staats on propaganda, with President Bryan framing trends toward world peace and the risk of economic collapse if wars continue.
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Bryan
Ohio University
Frederick H. Kreuser
Cella
Krecker
I. B. Ash
Hans Christian Anderson
Ash
Lorin C. Stasis
America
League of Nations
Eastern Star Leader to Install Eudora Chapter Officers
Mrs Laura Magrew of Bexley Ohio will install Eudora Chapter No 72 officers in Nelsonville on Friday night December 23 Florence Lawrence installing marshal Mattie Bauer chaplain and Flora Franks organist all residents of Columbus Dinner at 5 30 pm meeting at 7 pm in the Masonic Temple scheduled with a covered dish prior.
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Nelsonville
Laura Magrew
Bexley
Ohio
Worthy
Order of the Eastern Star
Eudora Chapter
Florence Lawrence
Mattie Bauer
Flora Franks
Columbus
Lawrence
Masonic Temple
Breeze Sentenced for Assault Plea in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on November 14, Harry Breeze pleaded guilty to assault and battery against his wife Mrs. Martha Breeze. Mayor J W Hickman sentenced him to 30 days in the Athens County Jail and Breeze was taken to Athens. Linzie Shafer of Noble County pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined ten dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Harry Breeze
Athens County
J. W. Hickman
Martha Breeze
Athens
Linzie Shafer
Noble County
Principal speaks at First Presbyterian Church Nelsonville
Powell of Nelsonville High School addressed the Young People's meeting on character and education. He warned education without character is useless and used the Indian myth of the Lizard and the Coal of Fire to illustrate his talk.
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Powell
Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville
L. T Powell
First Presbyterian Church
Calvin Lancaster
Little Brown Church
Iowa
Elaine Wright
Martha Sheppard
Fred Stapleton
Tom Wolfe
Baileys and relatives visit in Sunbury and Columbus
Mr and Mrs James Baileys of Willard Ohio visit their son Charles Baileys family on Myers Street L A Dairs and son Charles spent Sunday with relatives in Sunbury Ohio Mr and Mrs John Baileys of Columbus were guests of Mr and Mrs Charlies Baileys Sunday Mr and Mrs Joe Mathewson and sons and Mrs A Hooper of Athens spent Sunday with relatives here
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James Baileys
Wilard, O
Charies Baileys
Myers Street
L. A
Childish Costume Evening Hosted by Doanville Society
Miss Irene McDowell hosts a Christian Endeavor Society party Friday evening with members in childlike dress and games. Refreshments served to Kenneth Hos kin a and others. officers include Wilma Tignor and Lela Schoonover. The Woman's Relief Corps meets tonight at 7 at the Odd Fellows Hall. Miss Mayme Keplar was in Columbus earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene McDowell
Christian Endeavor Society of
Doanville
Kenneth
Robert Hoskina
James Shackard
Mary Ebien
Eileen Covert
Harold Hunter
Freddie
Philena Nixon
Max Weekly
Margaret
Donald Tignor
Audrey
Florence McKee
Charlies
William Hutchinson
Elsie Cable
Genteve Syx
Lewis Sweasy
Harold Yates
Mary Locke
Virgil Seenes
Violet
Ruby
Opel Lones
Aretta Warren
Bob Coon
Dorothy Thompson
Wilma Tignor
Lela Schoonover
Clara Hutchinson
Ralph McKee
Margaret Traugh
Woman's Relief Corps
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Reliep Corps
Mayme Keplar
Columbus
Ohio enacts unemployment insurance outlining fund and duties
A state unemployment plan would fund benefits from employee contributions after 26 weeks worked. It would create a $104 million fund since 1923 and allow $180 million in disbursements with premiums over two years to stimulate business. The plan excludes farm laborers and several casual workers and places administration under a three member Ohio Unemployment Insurance Commission.
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Ohio
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Unemployment Insurance Commission of
State Senate
Anne Adams Pattern 2465 For Winter Wardrobe
The Athens Messenger Pattern Department advertises Anne Adams pattern 2465 with step by step diagrams. It stresses a sweet yet sophisticated style with neckline treatments and voluminous sleeves and suggests crepe back satin contrast. Include size 16 yardage and 15 cent pattern price. mail orders to New York City.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
New York City
Old Town Lincoln Restoration Ceremony Set For Thursday
The state funds a restoration project for Lincoln Berry Village to recreate early 19th century structures at Salem State Park. A cornerstone laying begins reconstruction of primitive shops and dwellings including the Onatott soap shop and Offut’s blacksmith shop. Governor elect Henry Horner is invited to attend.
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Salem
Abraham Lincolln
Alite
Old Sailor State Park
Hamant 1Inodin
Lincoln
Onatott
Liavon
Peter Lukin
Offut's
McNaners
Miller's Blacksmith Shop
Ark Grocery
Henry Horner
Cun Itnor L. B
Emmerson
Nelsonville Lodge to Install Officers Monday Night
The Nelsonville lodge No 157, F and A M will install officers at the regular meeting Monday night November 21. Installing Officer will be Simeon Nab of Columbus, Grand Master of the Obte Grend jorge. A rabbit dinner precedes the service. At St Bernard Chapter No 156 RAM officers for the ensuing year will be elected at the Masonic Temple tonight.
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Nelsonvd
Sofcer S-Elect
Philodorian Lodge
No 157
Simean Nab
Coloumbue
St. Bernard
BR. AM
Medoc Man Arrested For Intoxication In County Jail
Miodoc man taken to county jail after drunken state found in bed with whisky nearby. He pled guilty to intoxication and possession of liquor. fines set at 10 dollars and 200 dollars plus costs, which he refused to pay and remained in custody. Arraigned before Mayor Andrew Alien, case filed Sunday.
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GLA Steer
Mike Nusad
Medoc
Ely
Mike
Suisse
Andrew Alien
Atheos Etoriiy
Service Ven To Meet Two Speakers At American Legion
Two speakers will address a meeting at the American Legion Post 414 in the Legion headquarters Tuesday night starting at 7 o clock. Paul Tague of New Lexington and Barton Hall of Logan will be present to speak and answer questions. Free refreshments will be served and ex service men invited.
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American Legion
Wlouster
Frank Met
Ann Post
Thiacenty
Puesiayight
Paul Tague
New Lexington
Viet Cot
Mater
Barton Hall
Logan
Corning
Corning Post
Post
Foriumn
Christman Tree Fund
Monroe Township
Perry Cowsts
Main Street Concrete Work Completed Sunday
Route 18 street renewal in Glouster advances with concrete work near Main and North Street. New right of way, curb realignments, and a sidewalk plan accompany progress toward urban sections from Urbancrest to the Corning-Glouster Road. Community meeting reports and local club updates accompany the item.
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Main Street
Glouster
North Street
Trimble
Corning Giouster
Urbancrest
Trimbte
Murphy
Athena Laimber Company
Alao
Broad Street
Wow Brynon
May Streets
Fairlawn
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Methodist Sunday School
Charles Monks
Pat Galvin
Besse Higgins
Emily McManamay
Luckoff
Rayon
Eastern Star of Ohio
Hickman
I. Dlranti Ajami
Lea Zant Rin
James
Cei
Marian Nixon
Guy Kibbee
Virginia Bruce
Dickhie Moore
Paul Parks
Matinee
Tinkers
Athens Messenger Daily Pattern Department
State
Lilinois
Cnd
HLIEL
Masons Weo Install
Nelsonsile Lodge
Miodoc
Malta
Glouater
Nov
Good Odd Fellowstip Club
Thoredey
Tmoceck
Shi Organisation
Uloubseter
Cleveland
Pitta
Houster Opera
Foseval Okeville
Shawnee
Newstraiteville
Pomeroy
Prenien
Aden
Estefield
Luceerr & Myers Topacco
Te Ields Gers Petree
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