Coal Output in Nation Shows an Increase
The United States Bureau of Mines reports that bituminous coal production for the week ended November 19 reached 7,700,000 net tons, up from 7,058,000 tons the same week last year. Ohio produced 350,000 tons that week and 1,600,000 tons in October, with 10,000,000 tons year to date through October 31, down from 15,055,000 tons in 1950. The report notes a recovery from Election Day and Armistice Day disruptions and Ohio’s year-to-date figures.
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Nelsonville
United States Bureau of Mines
Ohio
Foremen Of Mines To Be Examined In Nelsonville
Ohio Division of Mines to hold an examination for first and second class mine foremen and fire bosses at the Senior High School in Nelsonville on Tuesday December 6 at 9 oclock a m Applicants from surrounding areas are asked to take the exam in Nelsonville as others occur in Weilston Zanesville and Cambridge Examinees must bring pen and ink.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Division of Mines
Weilston
Zanesville
Cambridge
Miss Minnie Kleinschmidt Dies at Logan Home
Miss Minnie Kleinschmidt died this morning at her home on Main Street in Logan. She had long been an invalid and lived with her sister Miss Emma Kleinschmidt and brother Mr John Kleinschmidt. Funeral services will be Wednesday.
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Minnie Kleinschmidt
Main Street
Logan
Emma
John Kleinschmidt
Conducting Revival Rev. Pearce To Speak Several Nights This Week
Rev. C. A. Pearce of Hiram is conducting special services at Fort Street Christian Church in Nelsonville this week. Tonight at 7 oclock the sermon is The Principle of the Leaven. Tuesday night he speaks on The Unchanging Christ. Wednesday night continues with a woman's choir plus further plans.
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Nelsonville
C. A. Pearce
Hiram
Fort Street Christian Church
Pearce
Banquet Honors Christian Church Group in Nelsonville
A November 40 Peoples group hosted a thanksgiving banquet at the Christian Church with Ray mond F McClain director of religious education in Ohio as guest speaker. Joe Bagley led as toastmaster and officers were announced for the Young Peoples group. Next, Coach Julian Yantir spoke at the Sunday Young People meeting.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Raymond F. McClain
McClain
Ohio
Joe Bagley
Young Peoples’ Group
Betty and
Jane Figgins
Plano
Jane Galvin
Joe Pritchard
Eleanor Ray
Mr. McLain
Julian Yantir
Church Program and Local Notices Highlight Nelsonville Visit
Low Shafer speaks to Young People's Society at the Presbyterian Church with musical selections by Charles Evage and scripture by Margery Ely. The report also covers local social visits, university psychology test results discussed by Mrs. Frank Knox, and a separate court arraignment in Nelsonville for T. B. Pritchard on a game of chance charge.
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Low Shafer
Neagomn
Charles Evage
Margery Ely
Frank Knox
Logie Veversity
Make a studio home from packing crate furniture
A playful guide explains how to convert packing crates into practical studio furniture. It covers a coffee table, dressing table bench, wardrobe, book case, and dressing table, with step by step assembly, measurements, and simple finishing ideas using monk’s cloth and repurposed film canisters as decor.
Thanksgiving greetings and travels in Nelsonville area
Local society notes describe visits with W. di Coutey and ferry Surdeau for Kirkeraville and gatherings with Mrs Chartex Rugt and others. Thanksgiving spent with families in Columbus and Nelsonville plus music planning by Ward W. Hamm for the Al-Ohio Music Festival next spring.
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Ferry Surdeau
Kirkeraville
Chartex Rugt
John Aeiet
Anil Laughtecs
Jean
Judith
Deaville
al Peialives
Mick Monita Uvhker
Logan
Juhr Coker
Mee
M. Gilbert and Daughters
Royal
Ruth
Columbus
Mrs
Raleigh
Funeral services held for Mrs. Debra Schosley in Murray City
Funeral services for Debra Schosley 32 wife of Sherman Schouler were conducted Tuesday at the United Brethren Church Murray City with the Rev Wiley officiating. Burial followed in Deavertown.
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Nelsonville
Debra Schosley
Sherman Schouler
Murray City
Hell
The
United Brethren Church
Loclodk
Wiley
Deavertown
Man fatally cuts father in liquor raid case
Passaic New Jersey heard Henry Williams 43 was in critical condition after his son James Williams 16 admitted slashing him claiming the father beat him and he grabbed a razor to defend himself. Police report James confessed after being questioned.
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Passaic N. JL
Henry Williame
James
Jamen
Mountville Farmers Institute Planned for Friday and Saturday
Mountville hosts a two day Farmers Institute this Friday and Saturday with sessions led by Mr Strong Mrs Marmont and Mr Hammond. Activities include community singing addresses on topics like soil fertility cooperation home and school and youth guidance. County extension agents from Athens and Morgan Counties will participate as available with meals provided by the school.
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Twoeday Farmers’ Institute
Mr. Strong
Addrgne
Cole
Musin
House of Home
Hammond
Chittoken
Strong
Touth
Athens
Morgan Counties
Schoor
Divorce by Virtual Consent Advocates Loyal Marriage Rules
Cleveland religious leader Dr Lapton urged couples to wed with mutual consent and adopt strict rules before marriage. He advised a two year engagement and emphasized loyalty, humor, give and take, and avoiding taking each other for granted as keys to lasting partnership.
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Cleveland
Liiworth Largo
Bpiret
Mrs Roosevelt Flies to New York City Amid State Visit
The wife of President Franklin D. Roosevelt travels from Albany to New York accompanied by her secretary Marvine Thompson and Colonel Louise Henry Howe with Miss Nancy Cook and secret service men in the party.
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Pieet
New York
Franklin D. Roosevel
Allan
Marvine Thompson
Louise Henry Howe
Roosevelt
Nancy Cook
Secret Service
Plane crashes into street in Gallup killing two
A homemade aircraft plunged about 300 feet onto a downtown Gallup street intersection late yesterday, killing the pilot Irick and passenger Vetek. Names J. Sned don and Jimmy Sned are reported in early notes. The incident left two men dead at the scene.
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Galiar
Gallup
J. 1
Vetek
Jimmy Sneddon
Irick
Two men arraigned over theater incident in East Liverpool
Police blame labor turmoil for a Saturday night disturbance at the Angertcan Theaters. Two men, accused of tossing an item into the state, were to be arraigned today before Mayor Harry Brokaw as Chief Hugh Medermott noted the unrest.
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East Liverpool
Heneh
Harry Brokaw
Hugh Medermott
Trowbie
Toledo nurses adopt share the work plan in private cases
Trained nurses in Toledo have embraced a share the work plan to extend shifts to eight hours. Under the plan three nurses will monitor a patient in eight hour shifts instead of two in four shifts, expanding patient coverage and allowing more nurses to be employed.
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Toledo
New Concrete Strip Opens on Route 13 at Glouster
The concrete base on a 900 foot section of Route 13 between North and Crom Streets in Glouster opened to traffic Saturday night. Paving will wait until heating brick equipment arrives, likely after the East Gate Street project in Athens is finished. The Dodge Hussey Co. holds contracts on both projects and aims to complete Athena Street promptly.
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North Street
Crom Street
Main Street
Tia
East Gate Street
Athena
Dodge- Hussey Co
Montpelier Judge Willan H. W. Shinn Dies at Home
Montpelier, CO. Now Au Common Pleas Judge Willan HW Shinn of Williams County died Sunday after a long illness. Shinn served as editor of the Montpelier Enterprise, mayor of Montpelier, county prosecutor and a state representative.
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Montpelier, CO
Au Common Pleas
Willan HW Shinn
Williama County
Alley Paving Completed in Glouster After City Brick Reuse
Work to pave the alley between Woodrow Avenue and Front Street on the east side of High Street was finished Sunday. The city donated bricks from Route 13 paving for the project, with property owners along the alley and American Legion members contributing most of the labor.
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Glouster
Woodrow Avenue
Front Street
High Street
Rick
Route 13
Giouster
American Legion
Repeal Moves Forward As House Set To Act
Chairman Sumner of the House Judiciary Committee announced a Dec 2 meeting to consider a repeal resolution handed to him by Speaker Garner. The proposed constitutional amendment would repeal prohibition and be ratified by specially elected state conventions within seven years.
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Washington
Summers
House Judiciary Committee Today
Sumner
House
John N. Garner
Judiciary
Three Suspected Gangsters Held On Jewelry Theft Suspects
Three alleged New York gangsters were jailed today on suspicion of raiding homes of Harpo Marx and Dolores Centelio, seizing jewelry valued at $8,000. Investigators pursue links to similar break ins.
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Angelea
New York
Harpo Marx
Dolores Centelio
Simatars
Theft of Packages Brings Jail Sentence in Glouster
Glouster Ohio William Miller was jailed in Athens for a $100 fine after pleading guilty to petit larceny. He took several packages from a car on High Street Saturday night, arrested by Constable Henry Williams. Miller was remanded to county jail after arraignment before Mayor Allen. Local lodge news follows with election and oyster reception.
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Y. Glouster
William Miller
Athens
Meyor
Andrew Allen
Petit Larceny
Miller
Harry Sharp
High Street
Henry Williams
Alien
Lethal gas execution in Nevada marks fifth such death
In Carbon City Nevada John Hall was executed by lethal gas for the June murder of John T. O'Brien near Las Vegas. Forty one witnesses mostly police officers saw him smile and wave as the chamber gasifier was activated at 6 48 3. Hall died four minutes later.
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Carbon City
Nev
John Hall
Nevada
Hall
John T
Hardrock) O'Brien
Las Vegas
Raid Nets Small Arsenal Two Held In Akron
Akron detectives with Barberton officers raided a site seizing a submachine gun and six pistols described as loot from a National Guard Armory burglary a year earlier. Two suspects were taken into custody as the investigation continues.
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Akron
Barberton
Carberton National
Denounced Economy League Members Denounce Claims
In Findlay and Cincinnati reports the National Economy League is denounced by the American Legion leaders. Baslavenky and L. L. Morrie rebut government payment claims amid veteran concerns. Emma Rouse Leyd, author and chemist wife of John Leyd, dies at 14.
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National Economy League
American Legion
Sastaveky
State Legion
L. L. Morrie
Toledo
Baslavenky
Cincinnati
Emma Rouse Lieyd
John Ant Lieyd
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