Miners Hire Checks and Weddings Highlight Ohio Notice
Observers verify workers' addresses to enforce governor plan eligibility as 1 386 men operate in eight mines. The list shows 24 ineligible workers from several mines including Manhattan Coal Lubrig and Sunday Creek. Ruth Elien Pierce wed Raymond A Nord in Royal Oak Michigan with reception at Lake Orion. Nord works at Hupmobile. Pierce is Nelsonville High School class of 1930 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Coal Company
Lubrig
Chauncey
Lick Run
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Millfield
Ohio Collieries Company
Hunterdon
Black Diamond Coal Company
Lathrop
Ohio Colleries
Belmont County
L. D. Pierce
Elizabeth Street
Ruth Elien Pierce
Raymond A. Nord
Emil Nord
Royal Oak
Michigan
Congregational Church
Johnson
Anna Johnson
Harvey Sloat
Thomas Vy. Walsh
Lake Orion
Trafford Road
Mich
Nord
Hupmobile Motor Co
Detroit
Nelsonville High School
PTA Opens School Year With Meeting and Recital
The Central School Parent-Teachers' Association held its first meeting of the year Friday at 3 o'clock with strong attendance. Mrs. Donald Shafer led as president. The program featured a discussion on About Your Children and a piano solo by Betty Snackenberg. The class of Miss Marguerite Cook received the attendance banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association of the Central School
Donald Shafer
Betty Snackenberg
Marguerite Cook
Vice President Named by Local WCTU Chapter
Mrs. P. B. Verity was elected vice president of the W. C. T. U. at a recent meeting held at the home of Mrs. Paul Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Verity
Paul Allen
Quilting Event Honors Mrs Scott at Esther Class Dinner
After an all day quilting at the Christian Church by the Esther Class, a chicken dinner served at 6 o clock with covers for 28 honored Mrs John J Scott who was given a class gift. Reverend Scott and Mrs Mary Frederick of Pomeroy attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Esther
John J. Scott
Scott
Mary Frederick
Pomeroy
Bridge Club Honors At Mrs Poston's Friday Night
Mrs Frank Poston hosted her bridge club at 118 Fort Street with guests Mrs William Brooks and Mrs Stanley Dew. Mrs B Mechem won first, Mrs L J Eberle took second, and Mrs Dew received the guest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Poston
Fort Street
William Brooks
Stanley Dew
B. Mechem
L. J. Eberle
Dew
Old Timers Beat Longstreth In Ten Inning Fray
In Buchtel on Friday the Timers won 2 to 1 in ten innings over Longstreth on their home ground. White started for the Timers with a three-base hit and fine catch. Clarey of Longstreth hit a three-base blast before being cut down at third. Wagner started a late rally for the Owls with a timely hit, Smathers driving in the go-ahead run. The Old Timers host Longstreth next Tuesday at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Real
Ornoon
Tennings
Longstretch
Battery
Mohney
Christian
Clarey
Newman
Pires
Powell
Dupler
White
Caulsy
Gay Clarey
Longstreth
Wagner
Smathers
Tong
Gamon
East End F Sosted By Rinky Dinks In 47 0 Loss
In Neebonville on Saturday morning the East End f team was defeated 47 to 0 by the Rinky Dinks. The Rinky Dinks roster includes Jack Riley Bill Mechem Stratton Happy Sweeney Watkins Jayton Lee Tommy Dean Stage Wayne Woodard Reed Pete Polittle and Joy Johnson. Galv scored three ponder downs Woods earned two Stage Gand Lee one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neebonville
East End
Jack Riley
Bill Mechem
Stratton
Happy’ Sweeney
Past to Spend Some Time In East Eas Timn
The article lists a flurry of social visits and illnesses around East Eas with residents like Mrs. Math ew, G. W. Figgins, and the Nelsons. It notes travels to Columbus and Athens, a birthday reunion in Logan, and a forthcoming reception at city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Johnson
L. J
C. E. Welch
Arnicut
L. A. Donnally
Louise Moody
Lancaster
Iday
Ed Williams
Mill Street
Courtright
Columbus
Frank Knox
A. Stedem
Izabeth Stedem
Ran
Title Rock
Fred Stracke
City Hall
Laura Spencer
Bertha
Blanche Starkey
Athens
Comristian Temperance Union
Presbyterian
Co L Club Hosts Meeting and Ruth Circle Event
The Co L Club met at Mrs. Sherman home with nine members. An upcoming masquerade party is planned at Mrs. Key's Walnut Street home. Ruth Circle Presbyterians sets October meeting at church rooms with hostesses Mathewson Bean Shafer Lent. A daughter Willo married Robert E Haydenville at home with Rev D C Shearer officiating. attendants Heltry Columbus and Lee Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Co. L
C. L. Club
Ruth
The
Presbyterian School
Om Mathewson
Bertha
Elvin Bean
Harry
Roy Snackenberg
Abe] Shafer
Steve Lent
Willo
Robert E
Walter Haydenville
D. C. Shearerly
Miner Injured in Slate Fall at Manhattan Company Mine
John tT of Elsonville was crushed by slate at the Lick Mine and suffered a compound fracture of the right leg Friday. Dr. C. G. attended the patient and he was later transported by ambulance to St. Francis Hospital in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsonville
John Tt
Lick
Manhattan
Coany
C. G
Dorr
St. Francis
Columbus
To Show Picture Vanishing Frontiers Depicts Church Work
Nelsonville on October 1 the Presbyterian Church presents a two reel motion picture at the Young People's meeting Sunday night. The film titled Vanishing Frontiers depicts the church work in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church In the
West
Doctor L. E. Butts Leaves for Osteopathic Convention
Nelsonville report states Dr. L. E. Butts will drive to Kirksville Missouri to attend the national convention of Osteopathic Surgeons. He will be away about ten days and is accompanied by Robert Pospichel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
L. E. Butts
Kirksville
Osteopathic Surgeons
Butts
Robert Pospichel
Misses Han Ning Host Bridal Shower for Mrs McLain
Honoring Mrs Edgar McLain bride to be Anna Lash the event was a miscellan eous shower at Fairview Street home. Guests enjoyed dancing games and a two course luncheon. Gifts were received by the honoree from Geraldine Rosser Ruth Juniper Doris Wallace Lillian Call Mary Shelton Vivian Joy Helen Shivers Carlie Kelly Vera Vivian Linton Mildred Bussey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar McLain
Anna Lash
Louise
Gladys Hanning
Fairview Street
Geraldine Rosser
Ruth Juniper
Doris Wallace
Lillian Call
Mary Shelton
Vivian Joy
Helen Shivers
Carlie Kelly
Vera
Vivian Linton
Mildred Bussey
McLain
Club Night At Helen Verity’s Hosted Card Games
Miss Helen Verity of 431 Madison Street entertained her club Friday night. Cards provided the entertainment and high score trophies were won by Mrs. Gertrude Allen first and Mrs. Helen Ross second. A two course luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Verity
Madison Street
Gertrude Allen
Helen Ross
Missionary Society Hold Meeting at Patton Home
Class No 11 of the M E Church met at Mrs Minnie Patton's home with Mrs Maggie Woolery and Miss Florence Woolery as hostesses. President Mrs Bessie Bland led devotionals and prayers were offered by several members. Minutes were read by Mrs Emma McManamay. Fannie Williams led the program. Seven guests and nineteen members attended the refreshment course. The next meeting a masquerade party at Mrs Fannie Williams' home on October 28 with Effie Bardain and Cora Davis as assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Minnie Patton
Maggie Woolery
Florence Woolery
Bessie Bland
Monks
Cheesman
Dailey
Emma McManamay
Fannie Williams
Effie Bardain
Cora Davis
W. B. A. Club Holds Friday Meeting
The W. B. A. Club met Friday night at Fay ette Street with Mrs. James Hallett and Mrs. Rebecca Nutter serving as hostess. Seventeen members attended a two course luncheon followed by a brief business session led by president Mrs. Ethel Matheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. A. Club
James Hallett
Fayette Street
Rebecca Nutter
Ethel Matheny
Card Party At St Andrews Parish Home
Public invited to a Monday 8 o'clock card party hosted by the ladies of St Andrews Catholic Church at the parish home. Bridge and euchre will be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of
William Pidcock Dies. Carbondale Resident 67
William Pidcock, 67, died Friday at his Carbondale home. Funeral services set for Monday at 10 a.m. at Carbondale Church with burial in New Marshfield Cemetery. Survived by wife who died last May, one daughter, three sons, and two step-daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Pidcock
Carbondale
New Marshfield
Art exhibit by Herbert Hooven opens at Edwin Watts Churb Library
The exhibit features sixty four oil and watercolor works by Herbert Hooven arranged with Frank Roos. The collection covers a nationwide landscape and marine study range and emphasizes motion and contrasting values in watercolor. The show runs afternoons 2 30 to 4 30 through Oct 14 with no admission fee. Hooven is a noted art educator with work in university galleries and permanent collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hooven
Edwin Watts
Hooven
Ohio University
College of Architecture
University of Michigan
Valparaiso University
Johnsonburg
Pennsylvania
Hegins Pennsylvania
Catskill
Middle West
Solons End Special Session With Tax and Bond Measures
Ohio legislators finished a special session approving Hyre Act extensions for local subdivisions to issue operating bonds, refunding unpaid matured bonds, and long term reassessment of defaulted special assessments. They also backed two milk price and highway study investigations and a salary reduction plan for nonexempt officials. The session closed after leaders planned Monday returns to sign bills and finalize adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
General Assembly
Senate
Red Cross Executive In City Saturday
Miss Helen J. Moses executive of the Nation Disaster Staff of the Red Cross visited Athens Saturday after returning from an international conference in Germany. Delegates from the United States England and France attended the Frankfurter Main conference July 8 to 15. Moses then toured seven countries in a travel seminar and will depart Sunday for Charleston to aid in organization work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen J. Moses
The
Red Cross
Athens
Frankfortan-Main
Germany
United States
England
France
Miss Moses
Holland
Switzerland
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Charleston
D. C
Lutheran Services in Good Shepherd Church Tonight
Lutheran services are held at 6 45 this evening in the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd on State Street. Pastor Amos L Heyde of Logan Ohio will lead with a sermon on I believe in the forgiveness of sins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
State Street
Amos L. Heyde
Logan
Ohio
Even Horses Know Him Jockey Room Custodian
Terry Farley has served as custodian of the New York and New Orleans race track jockey rooms for nearly three decades. He keeps these rooms orderly and welcoming for riders, staff, and trainers at both venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Farley
New York
New Orleans
NL Teams Roost With 24 AL Pitchers on Rosters
A snapshot shows twenty four American League pitchers on current National League rosters and most are working regularly as relievers or starters.
Public Forum Groups To Discuss War Cause Cure Plan
Mrs Mary Graham Nose hosts Sunday four to discuss the National Conference on the Cause and Cure of War. Amy G Maher of Toledo asks four groups to form Marathon Round Tables Oct 1 to Armistice Day. Ohio branches include University Women and League of Women Voters among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Nose
University Terrace
Mise Amy G. Maher
Toledo
Ohio
Mra. Ness
Dean Irma FE. Voigt
National Conference
National Conference On the Cause and Cure of War
Athens
Association of University Women
The
Council of Women For Home Missions
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions
Federation of Women's Clubs
League of Women Voters
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mr. L. A. Pierce at Canaanville Road
Mrs. L. A. Pierce hosted a Monday surprise party at the new Pierce home on Canaanville Road for her husband. Guests included numerous local families and friends. Music by Vern Kelley and Saulters. recitations by Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Atkins. six year old Dorothy Kelley performed dances. a three course luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Pierce
Pierce
Canaanville Road
Vern Kelley
Arnold
John Smith
Perry Smith
Howard McIntosh
Edwin McIntosh
Harriett McIntosh
Theodore Mitchell
Dana Mitchell
William Golding
Neva
Lois
Pearl Pierce
May Rainer
A. B. Willett
William Snodgrass
Scott Snodgrass
Harry Willett
Senate panel to trace Washington trip through Ohio
A special committee led by Senator Earl R. Lewis of St. Clairsville was appointed to plan a Washington bicentennial celebration in Columbus. The panel will map Washington’s route on his journey down the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Earl R. Lewis
St. Ciairsville
Washington
Ohio
Playshop Organized Athenians Hold Office
Jack Swanson and Della Dorsey, Ohio University students, will serve as president and secretary of Playshop this year. First meeting drew 100 students. the first play is set for two weeks. Returning members include Chariea McKintey Robert Evans Janes Rosas Mary Distel Geneva Brundon Joseph Darda Edna Mae Stauffer Dorie Lee Fletcher Paitup Lowther Murry Levine Clinton McKnight Helen Anderson Jane Donaldson Miriam Donaldson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Swanson
Della Dorsey
Athene
Ohio University
Playshop
University Dramatica
Chariea McKintey
Athens
Robert Evans
Akron
Janes Rosas
Wikineburg
Mary Distel
Portamouth
Geneva Brundon
East Cleveland
Joseph Darda
Cleveland
Edna Mae Stauffer
Erie
Dorie Lee Fletcher
Gillette
N. J
Paitup Lowther
Wellsville
Murry Levine
New York
Clinton McKnight
Altoona
Helen Anderson
Manafield
Jane Donaldson
Miriam Donaldson
Athena's Hero movie seeks beauty and babies for cast
Director Newland promotes Athens Hero a two reel comedy seeking diverse beauty types and intelligent faces. He calls for girls and boys ages 5 to 12 and invites mothers with infants to attend a Majestic Theater matinee where scenes will be shot on the theater stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newland
California
Athena
Norma Talmadge
Viola Dana
Hero
Majestic Theater
New~land
Seal Sale Discussed at Athens Meeting
Volunteers from Athens and nine surrounding counties gathered in the Chamber of Commerce Building to plan the 1932 Christmas seal sale. Mrs W L Gard of Athens chaired the session with Dr Robert G Patterson of Columbus leading the discussion and Arthur H German outlining statewide publicity. Attendees included health officials nurses school officials and public health league members from Athens Meigs Gallia Gallipolis Rio Grande Vinton and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Noble
Perry
Vinton
Monroe
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Gard
Athena
Athens County
Robert G. Paterson
Columbus
Ohio Public Health Association
Arthur H. German
J. M. Higgins
Mra
Frank W. Carl
George Nye
Pomeroy
Meige County
Mary L. Lewis
Rio Grande
Sthel Wallace
Gallia County Public Health
Nuree
Athens Countian Receives Rare Military Medal
M. Wolf traveled to Columbus for a public ceremony at Red Bird Stadium where about 200 wounded veterans from all American wars were decorated with the Order of the Purple Heart. He was among the recipients, presented by Brigadier General G. H. Jamerson of Fort Benjamin Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral
Oct
M. Wolf
Columbus
Red Bird Stadium
Tuesaday
Mr. Wolf
G. H. Jamerson
Fort Benjamin Marrivon
Ind
Auto wreck scene planned for street viewing this week
The program includes afternoon and evening feature pictures with an added act. Two new care have been secured for use in a big auto wreck scene to be staged on a public street where spectators may view the filming.
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Hoping Valley
Pp. T. A
Gem Pharmacy K. of P
Hale’s Se
Columbus St
Fron Longstre
Lott
Ime
East
Eastimn
Liverpool
Mville
Dezso
Joe Mathewson and Sonm
C. A. Hooper
Mathew
G. W. Figgins
William Morgan
Colum
Entertains Club
Pidcock Funeral
Supreme Court
Thomas A. Jones
Supreme Court of Ohio
Grace A. Hoyt
W. H. Scott
Grace Hoyt
Tom
Qghio
Ohio State University
Heaven
Chubb Library
Anton Lang, Jr
Christus
Oberammergau
Georgetown University
Washington, d D. C
By Helen Welshimer
NX Service, Inc
J. G. Lowery
Muskingum County
Lowery
Lutheran Services
Noss
Dean Voigt
F. H. Krecker
8. H. Bing
Guthrie
Chicago
W. Union St
W. Hunter St
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