Twenty Three Mines in Hocking Valley Employ 4402 Men Today
Nelsonville reports 23 active mines in the district employing about 4,402 men, a probable record in weeks. Weather concerns raise domestic fuel demand as mines list workers by location including Sunday Creek No. 6 Millfield 368 and others across the valley.
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Hocking Valley
Nelsonville
Sunday Creek
Millfield
Readyille
Carrington
Congo
Doty Coal
Redtown
Salem Hofton
Olow Mining
Jacksonville
Western Fuel
Orbiston
Carbondais
Manhattan
Chauncey
Tropic
Lick Run
Brush Fork
Vatley Mining Kimberly
Hocking Valley Mining
Hocking
White Ash
Bailes Run
Black Diamond
Lathrop
Hanna-Essex
New Straitaville
Ohio Catteries
Hunterdon
Funeral for William Hick at Nelsonville Methodist Church
William Hick 79 died suddenly Friday at his Clinton Street home. Funeral held Sunday at 2:50 pm at the Nelsonville Methodist Church with Rev. Herman A. Sayre and Knights of Pythias rituals. Burial at Greenlawn. Many relatives and out of town mourners attended from Ohio towns and cities.
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Nelsonville
William Hick
Clinton Street
Methodist Church
Knights of Pythian
Herman A. Sayre
Shields
Ada Hoskins
Greenlawn
Fannie Shields
James Grant
Mark Hick
Wal
Ernest Hoskins
Catherine
Mary Shipley
Eva Jane
Mis
Elizabeth Hartley
Fidward Sweeney
Columbus
Eather Scott
Mary McNeal
Salem
Ohio
Clarence McNeal
Helen
Walter Hick
New Mara
Daughters of America Degree Team to Practice Friday
All members officers and guards are asked to attend practice Friday at their hall. The team prepares for the Inspection scheduled for December 2 at the hall.
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the Daughters of America
Lubrig Wine Chief Falls From Tipple
Nelsonville November 16 Dan Shay city superintendent of the Manhattan Coal Company mine at Luhrig suffered a severe head wound and injuries to his shoulders and back when he fell from the tipple Tuesday afternoon He toppled from a platform near the shaker screens and landed on his head and shoulders on the railroad rock about 14 feet below Medical assistance was summoned and he was later brought to his home No bones were fractured
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Nelsonville
Dan Shay
Manhattan Coal Company
Luhrig
Mr. Shay
Ita
Surprise party marks Misa Viola Greendale birthday
A Monday night surprise party at Misa Viola Greendale's home celebrated her birthday. Games entertained guests and a refreshment course was served to a long list of attendees from Greendale Carbon Hill Nelsonville Athens and Roseville including Mr and Mrs Blosser and Don Campbell.
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Misa Viola
Greendale
Viena Evans
Alice Cor
Janine Hughes
Mildred Clark
Elizabeth Blosser
Atlee Davis
Oakiey Smith
Elmer Lehman
Howard Wiseman
J. A. Blosser
Carbon Hill
William Drayton
Daisy Drayton
J. G Blosser
Margaret
Reasie Shafter
Don Campbell
T. A. Hickman
Nelsonville
Ernest Schaal
Denny Sanford
Roseville
Sean Poling
McArthur
Wiliam Poling
Adrian MeVev
Athens
Visit Highlights From Lancaster To Columbus Trip
Mrs. John Fout and Mrs. Lang plus son Charles visited Lancaster with Mrs. Rei. Mrs. Ross Cox and Mrs. Pritchard with Miss Vivian Dowler visited Columbus. Mrs. Ralph Guy of Pontiac en route home from Atlanta visited relatives in Cambridge and with the Hannahs. Miss Maxie Fowler stayed with Mrs. Hannahs in New Lexington. S. W. Hannahs returned to Cambridge after a visit with the Hannas.
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John Fout
Luvile Lang
Charles
Lancaster
B. S. Rei
Ross Cox
Ervin Pritchard
Vivian Dowler
Columbus
Ralph Guy
Pontiac
Mich
Atlanta
Harry Powell
Maxie Fowler
New Lexington
C. H. Hannahs
S. W. Hannahs
Cambridge
Ohio
C. H. Hannaha
Mrs Pritchard Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Eugene Pritchard at 206 West Washington Street hosted her bridge club on Thursday. Guest player was Mrs Jack Pritchard. Miss Freda Smith won first honors with Mrs Miller Wilson second. Hostess served refreshments.
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Witham Barrowa
West Washington Street
1. T. Club
Eugene Pritchard
Weat
Washington Street
Jack Pritchard
Freda Smith
Miller Wilson
Church Benefit Apron Sale Planned for Thursday
The women of the M. E. Church sponsor an all day apron sale in the former Chocolate Shop room. Proceeds support the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
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M. E. Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Accident injures man at Kimberly Mine in Nelsonville
Thoman Spencer of Chestnut Street was injured Thursday morning at Kimberly Mine when a fat of alate fractured his right leg between the ankle and knee. He received care from Dr. Hyde and was later sent home.
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Nelsonville
Thoman Spencer
Chestnut Street
Kimberly Mine
Hyde
Queens Esthers To Meet Tonight
The Queen Esther Society of the Methodist Church will meet at 7 50 PM at the home of Mrs Elda Patton on Poplar Street.
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Queens Esthers
Queen Esther Society
The
Methodist Church
Elda Patton
Poplar Street
Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs Fischer Home
The Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 PM at Mrs. Julius Fischer's East Franklin Street home. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Clarence Butts and Mrs. Phil Reich. Mrs. J. M. Hyde to lead devotional, Mrs. James Sharp to head the program. Thank offerings will be received.
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Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Julius Fischer
East Franklin Street
Clarence Butts
Phil Reich
J. M. Hyde
James Sharp
Nelsonville Undertaker Names New Apprentice
Nelsonville reports J. T. Kex Logan has joined C. L. Stout, local undertaker, as an apprentice. Gilbert Johnson of this city will be retained by the firm as an apprentice, with a licensed embalmer overseeing operations.
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Nelsonville
C. L. Stout
Gilbert Johnson
Girl Scout Proficiency Badges Awarded at Weeknight Meeting
Monthay evening at Proop 1 Girl Scout weekly meeting saw proficiency and First and Second Class badges awarded. Mariel and Betty Sayre earned proficiency in multiple subjects. Joanna Cook and others received Second Class or First Class badges. Captain Miss Helen Shaw presented them, highlighting perseverance and voluntary effort.
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Mariel
Betty Sayre
Joanna Cook
Mary Tomlison
Margaret Gandee
Fe Shelton
Eleanor Ray
Mary Tomlinson
Fae
Mary Shelton
Helen Shaw
Nelsonville to Host Boy Scout Leadership Drive
Nelsonville will host Charles K. Wood regional Boy Scout executive who will speak at the high school chapel Thursday morning and again in the evening at the auditorium. The program includes a 20 minute concert by the N H S Band, a luncheon at the Dew Hotel, and a community greeting as leaders outline a district Scout plan. Local civic groups, judges, and Rotary members are invited to participate and public attendance is urged. A Friendship Circle meeting of the Willing Workers closes the article.
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Nelsonville
Charles KE. Wood
Nelsinville
Mtr Wom
Boys Work
Rootary
Rotary
Ward W Hamm
Aassochiums
Echo Srotpa
Scout Movement
Board of Education
Supt
B. i Arnold
Lee T. Powell
Kenneth Kinnear
Emice
Woodie
Panama Canal
Nelsonville Long
Rotary Club
WWW BLA Club To Meet Thursday Evening
The W. B. A. Club will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock with Mia Gladys Pierce Poplar Street.
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BLA
Mia
Gladys Pierce
Poplar Street
Junior Red Cross Organized in Athens Schools
The Junior Red Cross has been organized in East Side, Central, and Junior High Schools in Athens. Enrollment exceeds the goal at East Side and Central, with each team contributing at least three cents to earn copies of the Red Cross Magazine. The movement aims to promote health, altruism, citizenship, and international friendship among children, with Mr. Eugene Shafer as the local chapter chairman.
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Junior Red Cross
Athens
East Side School
Central School
East and
Central
Toam
Red Cross
Eugene Shafer
Jocal
Hocking Season Opens At Athens High School
Athens High School hockey opened with the Sophomore girls tying 3 3 against a combined Junior Senior team on the Ohio University field. Games require three practice sessions for eligibility with color teams to follow next week under Hockey manager Helen Gibson.
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Athens High School
Ohio University Athletic Field
Helen Gibson
Giria
Mariana Schuler
Eula Pendergrass
Catherine Reynold
Jean Millis
Marjorie Cassels
Anna Siminton
Ruth Phillips
Ruby Rice
Mary Winning
Iva Hutchinson
Kathryn Burgers
Ruth Williams
Frances Wilkes
Jane Marquis
Mary Bardin
Mildred Edmundson
Jewel Chandler
Betty Littler
Juanita Davidson
Frances Metcalf
Mary Hedges
Phyllis Schuler
Agnes Kilpatrick
Chesapeake & Ohio Board Declares Quarterly Dividend
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad directors meet in Cleveland and declare the regular quarterly dividend of 62 cents per share on common stock.
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Cleveland
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Meteors Flop Cleveland Viewers Miss Leonid Show
Heavy clouds and steady rain in Northern Ohio spoil the Leonid meteor view for early risers as clouds hover over Cleveland on November 16. The forecasted meteor display is obscured by weather conditions.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles W. Chesnutt Dies In Cleveland At 74
Charles Waddell Chesnutt, 74, a noted African American author and a leading figure in civil rights efforts, died suddenly at his Cleveland home on Tuesday night.
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Cleveland
Charles Waddell Chesnutt
Athens Elks Host Inspector Visit And Initiation
Dr. J. A. Rockey district deputy exalted ruler for South Central Ohio spoke at the Athens Elks Lodge Tuesday evening after the initiation of a candidate. The event included remarks by several former exalted rulers and a drive to reinstate former members.
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Athena Fraternity
J. A. Rockey
Lancaster
Rockey
Ohio
Dana BR
Ruth
Athens
Athen
Bike
Athens Biks
Fitks Lisige
Marshfield Grangers to Meet Saturday
Summit Grange session in Marshfield will cover diverse topics for farmers. The program includes readings by Mave and Nichols, talks on agriculture by Barret and Shater, plus a Thanksgiving theme and a short talk on Thatikegiving.
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New Marshfield
Summit Grange
Mave
Corn Nichols
Luster Bnion
Barret
Ermal Hunter
Mr. Collina
Carmi Shater
Ladies of the Range
Petty thefts report multiple car prowls on High Street
Several petty stealing incidents are reported along streets with cars targeted on High Street. Authorities hold evidence linking a single man to at least two thefts including a wrench from a car at the Ohio Fuel Co gas office and a pair of shoes from a car at the Luckoff Store.
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Glouster
Nov. Weva
Ohio Fuel Co
Luckoff
Greens Run Girls Win Big Stars From Last Year’s Cage Squad
Greens Run girls lift greens run in high school basketball. Angeline Zgienss Dorks Aglegekt and Jane Sukowess star for Greens Run. now play with Humphrey Girls Team of New Haven Connecticut. All three signed contracts to appear after the season ends. Lew Paibanks coach of Humphreys team notes former Athens County state players on winter squad.
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Glolstar
New
Angeline Zgienss
Dorks Aglegekt
Jane Sukowess
Greens
WILDS
Pengotten
New Haven
Feye
Aeasen
Shawigs
Thes
Lew Paibanks
Humphreys
Athens County
Ex service men meet in Glouster American Legion hall
About 125 ex service men attended a meeting at the Glouster American Legion hall Tuesday. A parade through several city streets preceded the gathering. Drum corps from Murrey City Post 420 furnished the parade. Speakers urged ex service men to join the Legion and enjoy its benefits. New members affiliated with Frank McCann Post. others pledged to join soon. Paul Tagus of New Lexington was absent due to illness. Refreshments followed the program.
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Glouster
Hindeed
American Legion Hall
Algit
Murrey City Post
American Legion
Sam Cobb
Columbus
State Department
al Brashear
Lancaster
Frank Fugate
Pomeroy
Barstow
New Lexington
Lepers Reported in Philippines Among Global Count
A world tally notes 3,000,000 lepers with about 12,000 cases in the Philippine Islands. Health officials urge monitoring and treatment efforts amid ongoing sanitary campaigns.
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Philippine Islands
Glouster Driver Wemmer Convicted in Reckless Driving Case
In Glouster on the Corigelilouster road north of the air, Crore Wemmer was found guilty of reckless driving after a collision with the MacDonald car. Wemmer was fined 2 and costs with $15 suspended on good behavior and appealed the verdict to a higher court. The case followed a prior filing by Mrs Helen Marthemwald and involved vehicle damage including a damaged rear fender and hub cap. Also noted is a local church notice that the Willing Workers Class of the M. EK. Sunday School will meet Thursday night at Laura Giatchel’s home.
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Glouster
Crore Wemmer
Court of Justice
Willem Elie
Helen Marthemwald
Mrr
Wemmer
Andrew Allen Me
MarDonahd
Will Feere
Ae Woon Ba
MacDonald
Dustin Bhia
Konly
Wermmer
M. EK
Laura Giatchel
Progressive Club Meets at Athens
Fourteen members of the Progressive Club met at the home of Mrs Mary to study Representative Women of The Bible. The evening included remarks by Mrs Reese Henshaw and a social with refreshments as members from Galileo Ochs and other locals attended.
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Progressive Club
Athens
Progeeanie
Athenan Bight
Mary
Ore Kittle
Bitter
Reese Henshaw
Crece Hirysom
Mary Diryson
Rataham
Lathe Denford
Mga
Mae Dennett
Henshaw
Senale
Grave Ochs
Mies
Midred Veter
Mre
Huth Wathiga
Gulouster
LePever Guests Arrive for Ten Weeks in Claes Teans
Mr and Mrs LePever travel from Glouster to Claes Teans to visit Dr LePever’s brother in law and his wife for a ten week stay.
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Glouster
KE LePever
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Expert Radio Service
Chas E. Beard
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Beller Organization
Close of the Christian Church
Beatrice Schaeffer
Jackson Street
Elks
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Laxige
Marshfield Grangers
Cage
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Gotol Higher Court
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