Rural Mail Carriers of Athens Co Elect Officers
Chauncey residents report election of W D Tucker Athens as president of Rural Mail Carriers Association of Athens County and Mrs Tucker as Ladies Auxiliary president. Officers also named for vice president and secretary treasurer. meeting followed a potluck supper. Nine mines active in district Chauncey area. Thanksgiving services set at Taylor Ridge church with scripture quotes music poems and stories.
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Rural Mail Carriers of
Athens Co. Elect Officers
Chauncey
Rural Mail Carriers Association of
Athens County
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Grange Hall
W. D. Tucker
Athens
W. E. Gillogly
Albany
Grover Co. Patton
Ladies Auxilary
Mra
Tucker
Mra. Gillo _e
Mra. Patton
Mi Ittela
Morristown Holiness Church Youth Topic Sunday
Mrs. Joe Bridgewater directs the Young People's work at Morristown Holiness Church and will speak on David and Jonathan Sunday night. The group sent offerings each month for foreign missions and is preparing a medical supplies box for Jamaica. Mrs. Lawrence Bowen assists.
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Chauncey
Joe Bridgewater
Morristown
David
Jonathon
Bridgewater
Jamaica
Grieve for Two Girls Slain in Clifton Forge
Mrs. E. R. Hill consoles with twelve surviving children as authorities report the murder of her daughters Alice 13 and Ellen 6. A negro suspect allegedly confessing the killings was moved from Clifton Forge Virginia to avert mob violence by local residents.
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E. R. Hill
Alice
Ellen
Clifton Forge
Hills
McClure Severely Injured After Night Crossing Accident
Frank McClure, 75, was struck by a motor car while crossing at night and blinded by oncoming headlights. He suffered a left leg injury and will remain homebound for some time. Relatives from Carbon Hill Greens Run and Murray City attended, as did neighbors from Goose Run.
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Jows
Frank McClure
Lowes and Son
Carbon Hill
Howard Heeton
Thomas McCullough
Greens Run
Henry Johnson
Sophia Ray
Logan
Ray
John Potter
Barberton
David Potter
Murray City
Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers of America
Rosa Farmer
Clara James
Tessie Camp
Pearl Mahoney
W. EB. James
Mr. James
Edward
Frank
Robert
Luella Dixon
Billy
Dee
Teddy
Goose Run
Social rounds and visits noted across towns
Mrs. C A Barnett hosted for her father Stephen Pp Queen's eighty seventh birthday. Visits include Mr and Mrs Arthur Mills at Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs S E Wilson and Betty Lou of Parkersburg, Mrs M E Bing and daughters from Pomeroy, W E Parker Columbus and Perry B Parker Marysville visiting Rosa Parker's household, and many others at a funeral in Springfield for P R Hetzer. Delaware Thanksgiving plans and local shoppresenters also mentioned.
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C. A. Barnett
Stephen Pp. Queen
Arthur Mills
Pomeroy
Hopkins Sherman
S. E. Wilson
Betty Lou
Parkersburg
Earl Randolph
M. E. Bing
Misa Nelle
Mrs. French
W. E
Pilling
Paul Kibble
Fred Rice
Chester
Delaware
H. W. Larkins
J. B. Torrence
Long Bottom
Joe Torrence
Co. E. Humphrey
Belleville
Dorothy Burden
Community Notes and Social Gathers Amid Local Families
The item lists multiple local residents including Miss Fernie Mey and Mr and Mrs George, with references to social visits, Sunday dinners, revivals, and family gatherings around Athens and Plains. Names mentioned include Lena En Jen, Elizabeth Herviong, Grace Bailes, Silas Scott, and Sam Scott among others.
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Fernie Mey
Athens
New Marstgan
Revival Plains
Lena En Jen
Denver Y Elizaben
Herviong
Iight
George
Suerte
Alex
Grace
Silas Scott
Pe Scott
Pi Hawk
My Hawk
Silas Plains
Sam Scott
Unclear fragmentary notice from Athens officials and public
Fragmentary text references Mayor McCune Haney and police aid, urging officials to heed constituents from Athens. Mentions churches and The Messenger, signaling a local civic appeal to act or respond.
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McCune
Haney
Coal Miners' Editor Reflections on Valley Daybreak
The Messenger editor recalls a dawn in the valley with dew on the grass and the call of miners starting their shift. The fragment hints at local labor life and the rhythmic rhythm of early work.
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the Messenger
Burning Lights Draw Neighbor to Prowlers in Lorain
Franklin J. McFadden, a Lorain barbeque joint owner, went to a neighbor’s home after seeing lights. He boarded a running car, subdued the driver, and then pursued three youths who fled. he then captured two suspects and exchanged gunfire, with others escaping. In Cleveland, Nickel Plate Railroad reported a October deficit of 35,619 dollars, down from 124,066 a year earlier.
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Gilbert Courtney Chauncey
Scribe Courtney
Lorain, O
Frank J. McFadden
Here
McFadden
Nickel Plate
Cleveland
Nickel Plate Railroad
Emergency Work Administration
Ohio
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Adj
Frank D. Henderson
W. Frank Persons
Labor Department
Henderson
Leon Snyder
Checkup on Reception Re veals New Deal Agency Approved in Ohio
The first New Deal agency evaluated reception in Ohio and found broad approval. The report from Washington notes the favorable response as of November 23. Ohio officials and residents welcomed the agency, signaling potential rollout across the Buckeye State.
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Columbus
Joseph S. Myers
Middletown
Ohio State University School of Journalism
Idea
Buckeye State
Washington
New Deal
Ohio
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Oregon Ridge
C. EB. McCafferty
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Goodson
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Mercy Hospital
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Southern Ohio Electric Co
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Albany Rog
Clover Farm
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Oakland
Calif
Donald Conover
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George Wilson George
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Wee
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Great Falls
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Cascade County
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Grove City College
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