York Township Classified and Circulation Information
Classified Ads to Mrs. Inez J. Evans, Phone 824 J. Call 412 W for Circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez J. Evans
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
10
Holl Says Valley Has Great Future for Industry
Nelsonville Oct 2 Barton Hall president of the Logan Chamber of Commerce told the local Board of Trade that Hocking Valley natural resources coal oil gas clay and salt water offer vast industrial potential. He predicted future mills and factories near Nelsonville and Ath ens with a new gas field and a Logan refinery boosting land values and local employment. The talk urged using Chamber facilities to attract industry and develop markets within a 50 mile radius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Barton Hall
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Middle West
Hall
Board of Trade
Niagara
Ohio
Ohio River Valley
Midland City
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Logan
Athens
Scouts to Meet Nelsonville on Friday Night
Troop 46 Boy Scouts will gather at the Legion Building in Nelsonville Oct 2 at 7 PM. Leaders seek 16 new volunteers ages 12 to 17. patrols Panther and Flying Eagle list honor roll members. attendance prizes and a banquet await the top unit. Assistant Scout master Eugene McConaha, recently operated on, is welcomed back. Three Scouts also play high school football this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
Legion
Panther Patrol
WP. L
Charles Patton
William Raybould
Jack Auflick
Robert Figley
Charles Hellyer
Robert Riley
James Barrows
Harry Evans
Scribe
Don Shafer
Flying Eagle Patrol
P. L
Harold McCray
Robert Auflick
John Forbes
Hubert Juniper
Orrville Levering
James Barron
Alfred Matheny
Gerald Thomas
John Steenrod
Francis Kouri
Eugene McConaha
Mercy Hospital, Columbus
Troop 46
Donald Shafer
Sunday School Attendance Up With Rally Day Planned
Sunday School attendance is rising and a Rally Day event has been scheduled. A preaching service will be held next Sunday and every two weeks after Sunday School. Hazel Hewitt of Columbus is recovering at home from injuries from a car accident. In Nelsonville, Miss Mabel Eckels and Mary Eckels and Mrs Opal Marsteller visited, while Ed Heft and Mrs Heft were Columbus visitors. Oak Grove held an all day service that drew a large turnout. A P Moore of Athens visited Saturday evening. Retta Eckels of Nelsonville visited relatives here on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hewitt
Columbus
Ed Heft
Mabel
Mary Eckels
Opal Marsteller
Nelsonville
Oak Crove
A. P. Moore
Bridge Club Honors at West Franklin Street House
Mrs. A. B. Johnson hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering for her bridge club on West Franklin Street. High scores were Mrs. Harry Kelly first, Mrs. Wallace Glenn second, and Mrs. Johnson third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Johnson
West Franklin Street
Bridge Club
Harry Kelly
Wallace Glenn
Johnson
Bills Change Billing Time At Nelsonville Electric Plant
A time change for billing at the municipal electric light plant takes effect this month. Bills will be mailed starting October 5 and must be paid by the 15th to avoid penalties. The shift accommodates customers whose paydays fall on the 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonvigale
Presbyterian Choir Rehearsal Moves to Friday Evening
The Presbyterian Choir will rehearse Friday evening at the church with Prof. Curtis Janssen of Athens as instructor. The Rev. Lloyd Evans will preach at Deanville this evening at 7:80 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Presbyterian
Curtis Janssen
Athens
Lloyd Evans
Deanville
Parent-Teacher Association Plans Fall Festival at West School
The regular meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association of the West School will be held Friday afternoon in the West Building at o oclock. Vinnas for the annual fall festival to be held October 10 at the school will be completed. All parents are urged to attend this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of the West School
Business Girls Class Tea at Verity Home
The Christian Sunday School Business Girls Class will be entertained Friday evening at the home of Misses Esther and Lucille Verity, 431 Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Sunday School
Esther and
Lucille Verity
Madison Street
Grange to Meet at York School Friday Evening
York Grange No. 2436 will meet at the York School Friday evening for the regular business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Grange
York School
Personal notices from Columbus visits and travel
Personal mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dean and Mrs. E. J. Cable staying in Columbus with Dr. and Mrs. W. I. Jones. The Spurriers from Baryton Michigan visit Anna Amos Steenrod and family. Mrs. James Coleman and Miss Mary Coleman visit Columbus. R. O. Kinsey travels from Kimberly to attend his father R. W. Kinsey’s death then returns to La Salle Colorado. Stover visits Columbus with daughter Lillian, broadcasting piano selections from Ohio Wesleyan. Benson Preston family heads to Bowerton Ohio to stay with John Masters. Mrs. Frank Moore and Mrs. Harry Galvin visit Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Dean
E. J. Cable
Columbus
W. I. Jones
William Spurrier
Baryton, Mich
Anna Amos Steenrod
James Coleman
Mary Coleman
R. O. Kinsey
Kimberly
R. W. Kinsey
la Salle
Colo
C. A. Stover
Lillian
Ohio Wesleyan University
WAIU
Benson Preston
Ann
Jimmy
John Masters
Bowerston
Ohio
Frank Moore
Harry Galvin
Athens
Rochester team digs at Willow Point for 1500 year old skeleton
Archaeologists from the Rochester Museum of Art and Science began excavations on Roger P. Clark’s Willow Point farm after uncovering a 1500 year old skeleton believed to be from the third Algonkian period. A large decorated pot and crockery fragments were also found, suggesting potential major relics in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghampton
N. Y
U.P
Rochester Museum of Art and Science
Roger P. Clark
Willow Point
Insect Life on Screen at Athens City High School
W. P. Porter of Athens City High School presented the USDA motion picture Hoppers to biology classes showing grasshopper damage. The program followed a fall flower show with 56 entries and plans for a pumpkin show next week. Porter was named to Ohio Visual Instruction duties and to lead Athens City Schools’ visual instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biology Laboratory
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
W. P. Porter
Athens City High School
Forter
Ohio Committee On
Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association
Portsmouth
W. W. Ankenbrand
Athens City
Jimmy Doolittle Escapes Disaster Over Kansas City
Jimmy Doolittle, famed stunt flier and former Army officer, narrowly escaped death when his high speed mystery ship clipped the tail of another aircraft 1800 feet above Municipal Airport. The other pilot bale out and survived by parachute as Doolittle survived yet another perilous moment in aviation history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U.P
Jimmy Doolittle
Doolittle
Municipal
American to Head Peru Air Force
Col. Juan O Connor named head of the Peruvian air force by the provisional government. The American flier sailed from New York to assume duties, succeeding Commander Harold Grow who was arrested during the overthrow of the Leguia regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Juan O’connor
New York
Peru
Harold Grow
Leguia
Infant Dies in Haydenville Home Funeral
William Edwin Monks ten months old son of Mr and Mrs William Monks Haydenville died Wednesday morning at the parental home. Funeral services were held today at 3 pm at the residence with burial in Haydenville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Edwin Monks
William Monks
Haydenville
Athletes Win Five to Two In Second World Series Game
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the St. Louis Cardinals five to two at Shibe Park as a brisk north wind and bright sun marked game two. Bleacher lines set a World Series attendance record, with roof-top seats across Leigh Avenue notably filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
U.P
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Sullivan
Leigh Avenue
Park
W. B. A. Club Meeting Listed at Monroe Street
The W. B. A. Club will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Clarence Tucker on Monroe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. A. Club
Clarence Tucker
Monroe Street
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York Townshire
C. A. Bartlett
Holl
Nottingham Fabrics
I. D. Damso
Troop 16
Connett News
Western Electric
Young
Mai
Richard Bennett Creecy
Marine Corps
Washington
T. A
Dept. of Agriculture
Loa
Hoodletts Dept. Store
N. B. C. Chain
Universal News R. C. A
Preston
Nashua
Pride of Dixie
China
O. K
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