Fifteen of Nineteen District Collieries Working Today
In Nelsonville district report, fifteen of nineteen active collieries are operating, employing 2,648 men. Four mines idle due to no orders. The Dixie Mine near Bristol resumes cleanup with ten men. total new workers listed across mines include Carbondale 60, Congo 200, Ohio No. 1 300, Kimberly 220, White Ash 36, Manhattan No. 82 135, Redtown 25, Rendville 250, Chauncey 269, Lick Run 200 and others.
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Nelsonville
Salem Hollow
Shady Hill
Millfield
Orbiston
Dixie
Bristol
Perry County
Carbondale
Buckingham Coal
Congo
Ohio No
Jacksonville
Kimberly
White Ash
Manhattan
Crooksville
Doty Coal
Redtown
Sunday Creek
Rendville
Ohio Collieries
Hunterdon
Luhrig
Chauncey
Lick Run
Sun
Long Runs Highlight Ohio College Grid Action
Ohio college football last week featured standout long touchdown runs from Murray of Cedarville 80 yards against Rio Grande Arley Vandervort of Ohio Wesleyan 53 yards on a cross field jaunt and Jones of Mount Union 55 yards against Bowling Green. Wilberforce’s Jack Hart scored four times including a 35 yarder vs West Kentucky. Ohio State, Ohio University and Cincinnati posted wins while Baldwin Wallace Case Otterbein Toledo Wooster led the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio College
Murray
Cedarville College
Rio Grande
Arley Vandervort
Ohio Wesley
Ohio State
Jones
Mount Union
Bowling Green
Jack Hart
Wilberforce
West Kentucky
Wiles
Toledo
Pollard
Wilmington
Buckeye
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
Indiana
Miami
Ilinois
Cincinnati
Georgetown College
Denison
Western Reserve
Wittenberg
John Carroll
Ohio
Baldwin-Walace
Case
Otterbein
Wooster
Ashland
Capital
Oberlin
Hiram
Kent State
Heidelberg
Marietta
Findlay
Bethany
Ohio Northern
Bluffton
Colgate
Cedarville
University of Dayton
Wilberforce University
Kentucky
Adlerika Promises Restful Sleep After Gas Relief
Advertisement claims left side sleeping aids heart health and that Adlerika relieves gas and nervousness in one dose. Mentions Gibson's Pharmacy in Nelsonville and Gem Pharmacy in Coolville and Taylor's Drug Store as sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson’s Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Coolville
Taylor’s Drug Store
Demaree and Lazzeri lead Yankees past Chicago in high scoring game
New York posts a 12 run attack with Demaree driving in three and Lazzeri hitting two homers plus a two run shot. Ruth Hartnett and Gehrig also contribute as New York defeats Chicago 6 to 4 in a wild 1940s style contest featuring multiple pitchers and a flurry of runs and errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Moore
Ruffing
cRan
Hartnett
New York
Chicago
Sewell
Crosetti
Gehrig
Demaree
Jurges
Lazzeri
Combs
Ruth
Chapman
English
Grimm
Jay-Herman
Ell
Bush
Warnecke
May
Pennock
Grimes
Tinning
Dickey
Moore
Herman
Hemsley
Cuyler
Warneke
Allen
Abrho Comics
Byrd
Loi Pemoumensaee
Sd Eso Neta
Ceca
Caldimar
Eveccenmien
Sponge
Anna Nenennnn
Imine
Aitasie
Erie
Eengieh
Cupier
If Wen Ewe
Stephenson
Qneienien Maranints
C. cHack
Ss Bush
Aloes
Finning
National Guard Troops Withdrawn from Local HQ Area
National Guard troops stationed at No 27 Hunterdon area for the past week were removed this morning and returned to headquarters in Millfield near Black Diamond Lathrop.
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Day Creek
Millfield
Black Diamond
Lathrop
National Guard
Hunterdon
World War I officer challenges and logistics explained
Colonel John B. Shetler of the Ohio National Guard spoke to 72 Young People’s Society members at the Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville about World War I officer problems. He described division movements, daily food trains, clothing needs, and front-line logistics for a 27,000-man unit, with closing remarks by Rev. Lloyd Evans and Mrs. Frank Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John
Shetler
Ohio National Guard
Young People’s Society
Presbyterian Church
Clifford Linton
Louise Shafter
Jesus
Charles Wesley
Lois DeVos
Lloyd Evans
Frank Knox
Will Honor Scott Receives Medal From Masonea
Nelsonville report says Winfield Scott a former Nelsonville resident now in Columbus will be awarded a medal at Philadorian Lodge No. 157 F and A M at the Masonic Temple tonight. The M M degree will be conferred on two candidates and refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Masonea
Winfield Scott
Columbus
Masonic Fraternity
Philadorian Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Carload of Flour Arrives for York Township Aid
A carload of flour arrived in Nelsonville for the American Red Cross to aid York Township. Stored in the Warner Building, it will be distributed Wednesday in Nelsonville and in Buchtel Kinberry Deanville and New Broud wood. The October issue is for unemployed residents, part of a months-long program delivering over 25 000 sacks in the township.
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Nelsonville
American Red Cross
York Township
Warner
Buchtel
Kinberry
Deanville
New Broudwood
United States
Murray City Wins Over New Straitsville in Baseball
Murray City defeated New Straitsville 2 to 0 at Murray field on Sunday. Snedden, Taylor, and Christian formed Murray’s battery while Lines and Call pitched for New Straitsville. Taylor fanned 13 batters and Lines 6. Graham led Murray with five hits in six at bats. Snedden pitched five outs before Taylor relieved him. Murray scored in every inning except the first and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
New Straitsville
Murray Field
Murray
Snedden
Taylor
Christian
Lines
Syers
Storer
Short
Graham
Varner Rites Set For Nelsonville Woman
Su san Varner 78 died Sunday at Canal Street home in Nelsonville. Funeral services Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the residence with burial in Greenlawn. Survived by husband Frank Varner deceased nine years. daughter Mrs Len Campbell and stepson Charles Varner of Nelsonville. Katherine Downhour 71 died Saturday at Carbon Hill home. services Tuesday at 2 p.m. led by Rev Ewing. Survived by husband Pearl Downhour daughter Mrs Noah Spencer Haydenville and son Harold Downhour Lancaster.
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Nelsonville
Susan Varner
Canal Street
Greenlawn
Frank Varner
Len Campbell
Charles Varner
Katherine Downhour
Carbon Hill
Ewing
Pearl Downhour
Noah Spencer
Haydenville
Harold Downhour
Lancaster
Coal Output Grows Ohio Also Produces More
In the week ended Sept 24 the U S Bureau of Mines reports U S coal output rising to 6 314 000 net tons a 2 8 gain over the prior week Ohio produced 272 000 tons up from 223 000 the prior week and 441 000 for the same week last year Swyers Storer and Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
United States
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Ohio
Pires
Swyers, Storer
Short
Business Girls Class Meeting Tonight at Mrs Allen Home
The regular meeting of the Business Girls Class of the Christian Church takes place tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Paul Allen on Chestnut Street.
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The
Christian Church
Paul Allen
Chestnut Street
PTA Meeting At Senior High Tonight With Prize
The Parent Teachers Association of the Senior Junior High Schools meets at 7 30 in the Senior auditorium. It is the first meeting of the school year and new faculty members will be introduced. A prize of 2 dollars will go to the room with the highest attendance. Refreshments will be served during the social hour.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Outstanding Event of My Summer at Hyperion Club Meeting
The Hyperion Club ladies met Saturday afternoon with Miss Blanche Moorehead hosting. New president Mrs W H Hyde chaired as officers reported and clues collected. Papers on sociology and current events were read by Miss Whitlatch Mrs Badger Mrs Fischer and Mrs Adamson while Miss Moorehead led the practical English class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyperion Club
Blanche Moorehead
W. H. Hyde
Birthday honored for J. H. McSherry in Columbus area
Mr and Mrs L A McDowell hosted a dinner at 202 Poplar Street on Sunday to honor the 74th birthday of J H McSherry. Attendees included Mr and Mrs L A Sanner and daughter Ethel of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Ed Sanner of Millersport, and Mr and Mrs J H McSherry of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. McDowell
Poplar Street
Roosevelt Guests Visit Chicago At Week's End
Chicago hosts visiting guests at the end of the week for Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Figgins of W. Washington Street. Emma Lou Henshaw returns to Columbus to attend the school for the Deaf after summer at home with E. W. Henshaw and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Anderson travel back to Cleveland after a two week visit. Mr. and Mrs. John North accompany them home. The text lists multiple local family visits and travels among residents including Orland Cook Verner Rose Cooke family and others visiting Columbus Wooster Toledo and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Figgins
W. Washington Street
Emma Lou Henshaw
Columbus
School For the Deaf
E. W. Henshaw
Clyde Anderson
Cleveland
John North
Orland Cook
Verner
John E Pierce
Bertha Keen
Ora Pierce
Clarence Columbus
Ohio State University
C. BE. Washburn
Earl and Helen Washburn
Richard Gibson
Rog Washburn
Wooster
Wills Stuart
St. Paul
Baird
Reverend Sayre Leads Funeral at Greenlawn
The Rev. H. A. Sayre pastor of the M B Church read hymns Jesus Carea and Crossing the Bar at the funeral beside Greenlawn grave of his wife who preceded him seven years. Out-of-town mourners included Florence Hickman Albuquerque Dr and Mrs John Hickman Weatville Wesley Hickman Chicago and many others from Columbus and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciating
H. A. Sayre
M. EB
Jesus Carea
Tonnyaon'sa
Furial
Greenlawn
Florence Hickman
Albuquerque
N. Mexico
John Hickman
Weatville
Wesley Hickman
Chicago
Jim Shepard
Betty Shepard
A. P. Beatt
Howard Phillips
Virginia Phillips
Clayton Murphy
R. A. Woodruff
Harold Hicks
Columbua
Two Hurt in Millfield Fight Injures Reported in Scuffle
In Millfield Sunday afternoon two men were wounded during a scuffle when a revolver was charged. James Sey Ves was shot in the groin while Sam Rutter sustained a slight wound to the right leg. Searles chased another man into Rutter’s home. Rutter blocked him as Searles had a belt fastened revolver. Searton was treated at Sheltering Arme Hospital and released. Sheriff Wayne Wingett said Searles is under technical arrest and intoxication charges will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
James Sey Ves
Sam Rutter
Searles
Rutter
Wayne Wingett
Searita
Searton
Sheltering Arme Hospital
Wingett
Athens Community Welfare Association Annual Meeting
The Athens Community Welfare Association holds its annual member meeting next Monday at 7:30 in the Chamber of Commerce room in Security flank Plunding. President Robert C. Hean will announce reports on community activities and other agencies as trustees for the coming year are elected. Any contributor to the cause may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Community Welfare Annociation
Chamber of Commerce
Rooma
Robert C. Hean
Retter
Hess
Loyal Women to Meet in Poplar Street Home
The Loyal Woman's Class of the Christian Sunday School will meet Tuesday night at 7 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Jake Smith on Poplar Street.
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The
Christian Sunday School
Jake Smith
Poplar Street
Mrs Crothers Dies in Nelsonville at 78
Mrs Jennie Galentine Crothers 78 widow of Abram Crothers died this morning at her daughter Mrs Eugene Wilsons home 52 Myers Street after a several weeks illness Funeral services will be held at the Wilson residence Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock Burial will be at Greenlawn She is survived by daughters Mrs Maude Young Nelsonville Mrs Gertrude Gilmore Mrs Cora Woolery and Mrs Florence Hildebrandt Columbus and Frank Crothers Haydenville A brother John Galentine Longstreth and sister Mrs Alice Glover of near Nelsonville Also surviving
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Nelsonville
Jennie Galentine Crothers
Abraham Crothers
Eugene Wilson
Myers Street
Wilson
Greenlawn
Maude Young
Gertrude Gilmore
Cora Woolery
Florence Hildebrandt
Columbus
Frank Crothers
Haydenville
John Galentine
Longstreth
Alice Glover
Plan Grid Team Forming in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on October 3, Wendell Howell announced a group of former high school and college football players are attempting to form a semi pro team for the season. Prospective players are asked to attend a practice at City Playground Tuesday at 4 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Wendell (Wockle) Howell
City Playground
Moore loses as May falters in tight game
In a tight N L game May suffers the loss while pitcher Moore allows the decisive runs. Magerkurth of the jumpires secures the victory with Dinneen striking out in the A L plate. Klem handles second base and Van Grafian at third as time runs 2 27.
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Moore
Jmpires—Magerkurth
N. L
Dinneen
Klem
van Grafian
A. L
Portsmouth Spartans and Chicago Cardinals Tie 7-7 in NFL
The Portsmouth Spartans and Chicago Cardinals played to a 7-7 tie before 5,000 fans Sunday. Cavosie scored for Portsmouth in the second period and Clark added the extra point. Chicago tied the score in the third period as the game ended with neither team able to break the deadlock.
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Portsmouth Spartans
Chicago Cardinals
Cavosie
Portsmouth
Clark
Chicago
Spartans P
Cardinals
McKalip
L. E
Creighton Armstrong
L. T
Douds Roberts
L. G
Kiesling
le Lumpkin
Mt. Weelonieeinn Moore Vorio cc
Cncn
CES Cccnccdeenaee OO
St Portsmouth
Monahan
Lillard
James Durfee
Williams
C. A. Dudley
Funeral Rites For George Haliday Held In Orbiston Church
Nelsonville October 3 Funeral services for George Haliday 76 single who died in Cherrington Hospital Saturday were held today at 2 pm at Orbiston Church Burial followed at Bethel Ridge Thurman Turner former Haydenville resident died Sunday at his Dewey Avenue Lancaster home funeral services set for Lancaster Christian Church Tuesday at 1 pm Mrs Brice Tucker Nelsonville a daughter of Mr Turner
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Nelsonville
George Haliday
Cherrington Hospital
Orbiston Church
Bethel Ridge
Thurman Turner
Haydenville
Dewey Avenue
Lancaster
Christian Church
Brice Tucker
Turner
Sunday Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Personal mention lists Mr. and Mrs. Ward W Hamm and guests including Miss Gladys Gienn teacher from New Lexington and Harry B Pickering Ross School superintendent James town plus William Reid of Cedarville reporting Sunday hospitality. Dr J J Hoodler and Walter Gadbury were in Portsmouth Sunday for the Chicago Portsmouth football game. Mrs Ben Walters and son Tommy Joe returned to Columbus after visiting Tom Mathewson family. Further mentions include Mr and Mrs Charles Wylie Mrs Car Tilton and daughter Constance of Cambridge and Flo Sanders of Columbus with Joe Mathewson and two sons from Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward W. Hamm
E. Washington Street
Gladys Gienn
New Lexington
Harry B. Pickering
Ross School
Jamestown
William Reid
Cedarville
J. J. Hoodler
Walter Gadbury
Portsmouth
Ben Walters
Tommy Joe
Columbus
Tom Mathewson
Charles Wylie
Car Tilton
Constance
Cambridge
Flo Sanders
Joe Mathewson
Athens
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Nake Me J 'G
Scott
Roosevelt
Jackson Houlevard
J. R. Hickman
Llonville
Geaee
J R. Hickman
Levenvile
Prenkiin
Trigagiat
Charles H. Small
Athens County
Small
Athens County Republican Executive Committee
M. D. Hughes
E. C. Woodworth, Secy
Spartans
Chesterfield Radio Program
Columbia Coast To Coast Network
Chesterfield
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