Sunday Creek Coal to Hold Miners Meeting for Reemployment
Nelsonville Nov 18 The Sunday Creek Coal Company issued a notice calling all former employees to Millfield Mine No 6 on Thursday at 1 30 pm to discuss re employment. About 375 men are employed at Millfield No 6 and the mine has been idle for over three weeks since a strike over motormen.
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Sunday Creek Coal Company
Nelsonville
Millfieldline No
Millfield
Millfield No. 6
State Mining Department
Adjutant General's Office
Columbus
Millfield Mine No. 6
Plan Janitor School in Nelsonville Saturday
A Janitor School for Athens and Hocking counties will meet at Nelsonville High School at 9 o clock Saturday. Attendees include janitors and principals from Logan city Hocking County Athens city Athens County and Nelsonville city schools and others doing janitor work in the district. L O Thompson of Columbus directs the meeting.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Hocking Counties
Nelsonville High School
Logan City
Hocking County
Athens City
Athens County
L. O. Thompson
Columbus
Diploma Granted to Freshman Who Earned 13 Credits
Ralph Johnson, who left Nelsonville High School in his freshman year with three credits, earned 13 credits through the state department of education and was granted a high school diploma after passing the examination.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Johnson
C. L. Stout
State Department of Education
State Department
Local visitors and family travel wrap up weekend
Harry Hickman of Grove City Pa visited family here at week end. Dr Henry Crawford of Cleveland joined his wife visiting his mother Mrs Flossie Crawford this week. Mrs John Wright and son Fred return from Cleveland after visiting Miss Grace Wright nurse at U S Marine Hospital. Miss Iva Murphy visits brother Clayton Murphy in Columbus.
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Harry Hickman
Grove City
Grace Wright
United States Marine Hospital
Iva Murphy
Clayton Murphy
Columbus
Clyde Anderson
Cleveland
John North
Marie Hickman
Charles Shepard
P. A. Easty
Zanesville
Nelsonville
Tues
W. B. A. to Hold Regu lar Meeting Tonight
The W. B. A. will meet this evening at seven o'clock in their hall. Lunch will be served after the meeting.
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Ww. B. A
Classified Ads and Circulation Notice
Community notice seeking advertisers and readers to call 412-W for classified ads and circulation information. Local staff correspondent H Bartlett invites Loyals to use the service and address.
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Cc. H. Bartlett
Call
Local social guests visit from several towns
Mr. and Mrs. Thess Matheny entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dobbins of Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Matheny and daughter of Columbus, with Miss Phoebe Matheny of Logan. Additional visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shafer of Chauncey and Mrs. Waller Spears. Amos Guest and son Billy of Nelsonville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Guest of Old Floodwood.
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Thess Matheny
Albert Dobbins
Jackson
Bob Matheny
Columbus
Phoebe Matheny
Logan
Carl Shafer
Chauncey
Waller Spears
Amos Guest
Billy
Nelsonville
Melvin
Old Floodwood
Rotary Club hears vocational talk in Neasonville
The Neasonville Rotary Club met with O A Rider delivering a vocational talk. Guest Arthur Burgess of Lancaster attended. Next week the club plans the annual Thanksgiving program under Rev. Lloyd Evans.
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Neasonville
O. A. Rider
Rotary Club
Arthur Burgess
Lancaster
Lloyd Evans
Health chief Hyde attends state conference in Columbus
Nelsonville reports Dr. W. H. Hyde city health commissioner travels to Columbus for a two day conference with health commissioners from across the state.
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Nelsonville
W. H. Hyde
Columbus
Methodist Society Meeting at Mrs Beard's Home
The Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church meets Thursday at 7 p m at 88 Fayette Street home of Mrs James Beard. Assisting hostesses are Mrs Edgell and Mrs Frank Allen. Miss Moorehead leads devotions and Mrs Whitlatch runs the program. The bank offering will be received then.
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Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
James Beard
Fayette Street
Edgell
Frank Allen
Miss Moorehead
Whitlatch
Dinner guests hosted by Mrs. Flossie Crawford
Mrs. Flossie Crawford of Poplar Street entertained at a Sunday dinner with guests including Mrs. Henry Crawford of Cleveland Mr and Mrs Frank Fillinger Mrs. Martha Davis Miss Mary Roscoe and Connie Crawford.
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Flossie Crawford
Poplar Street
Henry Crawford
Cleveland
Frank Fillinger
Martha Davis
Mary Roscoe
Connie Crawford
Hi-Y Club Initiates New Members At Local High School
The Hi-Y Club met Monday night at the high school with Rev. Lloyd Evans leading and Bob Hall presiding. After a banquet, six new members were initiated: Joe Galvin, Joe Pritchard, Joe Bagley, Jack Heffner, Charles Daze, and Harrold McCray, with Supt. E. J. Arnold as a guest.
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Lloyd Evans
Bob Hall
Joe Galvin
Joe Pritchard
Joe Bagley
Jack Heffner
Charles Daze
Harrold McCray
E. J. Arnold
Bridge Club Honors Diana Scheeler at Dinner
Mrs Roy Davis on Poplar Street hosted her bridge club Tuesday night with guest Mrs Donald Dunkle. Miss Eula Scheeler won first honors and Mrs Roy Sayers claimed second high score trophy. A luncheon followed the game.
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Roy Davis
Poplar Street
Donald Dunkle
Eula Scheeler
Roy Sayers
Pythian Sisters to Meet at K of P Hall
The F Pythian Sisters will hold a meeting at K of P Hall with initiation ceremonies. A social hour with refreshments follows the proceedings.
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F Pythian
K. of P. Hall
Funeral services held for 101 year old David Bryan
Nelsonville report funeral services were held for David Bryan aged 101 who died Monday near Chauncey. The Rev D C Shearer officiated at the Pilgrim Holiness Church with burial at Greenlawn. Three sons survive.
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Nelsonville
David Bryan
Chauncey
Pilgrim Holiness Church
D. C. Shearer
Greenlawn
Bazaar Planned by St Patrick's Church in Buchtel
Plans are completed for the annual bazaar to be held by the St Patrick's Catholic Church congregation in Buchtel on Wednesday night November 25 in the parish hall. A program will be held with a supper served and refreshments later in the evening.
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Buchtel
Sunday School Class Meets Friday at Mrs Freer’s Home
The Methodist Church class taught by Mrs. Thomas Spencer will gather Friday night at home of Mrs. Fred Freer on West Washington Street. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Sam Robertson Mrs. Joe Ledlie and Mrs. Charlee Drescher.
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Methodist Church
Thomas Spencer
Fred Freer
West Washington Street
Sam Robertson
Joe Ledlie
Charlee Drescher
Willing Workers' Class Meets at Mrs Reed's Home
The Willing Workers' Class of the Christian Sunday School will meet at the home of Mrs Emily Reed on West Washington Street with Mrs Verna M Canaha assisting as hostess.
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The
Christian Sunday School
Emily Reed
West Washington Street
Verna M. Canaha
Hyperion Club Endorses Dr Josephine Peirce for VP
At a recent Hyperion Club meeting in Nelsonville members endorsed Dr Josephine Peirce for second vice president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Dr Peirce, a former Ohio Federation president, has spoken in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Hyperion Club
Josephine Peirce
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Peirce
Ohio Federation
Death of Robert Hickman Stated in Message from Nelsonville
Relatives in Nelsonville report the death of Robert Hickman son of Dr and Mrs J M Hickman Westville Illinois The family formerly lived in Nelsonville Dr Hickman is brother to J R Hickman of W Franklin Street
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Nelsonville
Robert Hickman
J. M. Hickman
Westville
Ill
Dr. Hickman
J. R. Hickman
W. Franklin Street
Weather Helps Erection Of New South Bridge
Weather conditions foster rapid progress on the South Bridge project as concrete pours reach the upper pier portion. The center pier stands 27 feet high, with pedestals and arches planned to add 23 more feet, while coffer-dam and pile work undergo repairs and delays. Eighty five percent of the current labor pool is supplied through the local unemployment relief committee.
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New South Bridge
E. F. Lackey
C. R. Boulton
Oder
Lackey
Athens Officials Raise Mayor and Council Salaries
The Athens City Council increased the mayoral salary from 100 to 150 dollars a month and set council members' pay at 150 dollars per year plus 6.25 dollars per attended session up to 150 dollars annually. They also approved two drainage projects on McKinley Avenue funded by bonds not exceeding 1000 dollars.
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Athens
McKinley Avenue
R. S. Wood
Osio
Athens Council
John Dowler
Race Street
Ed Ayers
John 8. Collins
Farmer Sentenced for Beating His Wife
Marietta dispatch reports Nicholas Fulton a Germantown farmer from the Paw Paw Valley admitted guilt in Squire O Neill s court after his wife filed an affidavit accusing him of assault and battery Fulton was fined 3 and sentenced to 90 days in the county jail
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Marietta
Nicholas Fulton
Germantown
Paw Paw Valley
Italian Opera Will Be Given Here Thursday
Verdi's Hi Trovatore in English will headline the Ohio University Music Lecture Course in Memorial Auditorium on Thursday. The Opera Comique Company presents a cast led by Hazel Huntington Lydia Van Gilder Joseph Weigel Francis Vaylor and Rocco Mandisero. The Biscay and Aragon setting is described for the fifteenth century.
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Hazel Huntington
Opera Comique
Lydia van Gilder
Chicago
Biscay
Aragon
Abbey Theatre Players
Dublin
Ireland
Sigrid Onegin
Robert Goldsand
Maurice Mindus
Russia
Recognition Services For New W CA Members At Ohio University
Recognition services for new W C A members at Ohio University will be held Friday night at 8 in Munic Hall Auditorium. About two hundred freshmen will be formally recognized with honorary members from the university faculty and Athens women urged to attend. Dorothy Jefferson, Dr Edith Wray, and Irma Voigt will speak, with 40 members taking part in the service.
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Ohio University
Munic Hall
Oio University
Athens
Irma Voigt
Athens Migo School
Dorothy Jefferson
Edith Wray
Sean Irma Voigt
The
Four OU seniors elected to Kappa Delta Pi honor
Four Ohio University seniors have been elected to Kappa Delta Pi, the national honorary education fraternity. The new members are Doria Giesecke of Athens, Marcellne Wallace of Nelsonville, Eleanor Stafford of Cambridge, and Beatrice Cornell of Portsmouth.
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Ohio University
Kappa Delta Fi
Doria Giesecke
Athens
Marcellne Wallace
Nelsonville
Eleanor Stafford
Cambridge
Beatrice Cornell
Portamouth
County Auto Numbers Set for 1933 Tag System
Athens residents to receive license tags numbered 18 801 to 323 000 as part of a new state system. Tags will go on sale after December 1 with white numbers on blue. Rates rise from $7 for small cars, based on horsepower and weight for commercial vehicles. New rule bans sale of 1933 tags to late buyers or untransferred vehicles unless transfer is completed first.
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Athens
David Johnson
American Automobile
Girls Basketball Season Opens in Athens Schools
The Athens schools begin girls basketball for grades nine to twelve at Athena Senior and Junior High next week with inter class contests to follow later in the season. Beatrice Perkins serves as manager and coach Misa Ethel McEwen expects strong turnout and enthusiasm for the sport.
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T i
Athena
Garmee
Beatrice Perkins
Misa Ethel McEwen
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