Election To Be Held in December For District 6 UMW Leaders
Delegates at the State CIO convention reported an upcoming December election to restore autonomy to United Mine Workers divisions in Ohio District 6. Election day is expected December 2 with officers elected by rank and file, while district president and secretary treasurer remain appointive. The move follows long-standing requests since 1927 28 and a 1933 reestablishment of the union.
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Nelsonville
United Mine Workers Organization
Ohio District 6
CIO
Columbus
Hocking
Ohio
United Mine Workers
National Executive Board
Perry, Morgan
Athens
Muskingum
Lawrence
Jackson
Vinton
Meigs
Scioto
Pike
Hocking Valley
Crooksville
Pomeroy
Lee Hall
Percy Tetlow
John Owens
Union
Herman Theisen
H. T. Rainey
Williamb. Morris
John Wyckoff
Year-Old Son Dies After Short Illness
POMEROY. Albert Pearl Jordan one year old son of Mr and Mrs Earl Jordan of Mount Union died at home Tuesday night after a short illness. Funeral services will be held in Mount Union Church at two o'clock Thursday afternoon. Burial will be in White Oak Cemetery. Four other children survive.
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Pomeroy
Albert Pearl Jordan
Earl Jordan
Mount Union
White Oak
Delta Kappa Gamma Chapter Meeting in Athens
Nelsonville Alpha Lambda Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma will meet Friday at 5 PM at Mrs. Adda MacCombs home 50 West Carpenter St Athens. Members urged to attend for balloting and convention plans for Cleveland October 13 and 14. Triplicate personal record blanks should be returned or brought to the meeting.
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Nelsonville
Alpha Lambda Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Adda MacCombs
West Carpenter St
Athens
Cleveland
Garden Club Hosts Dinner in Nelsonville
Dr and Mrs J M Hyde welcomed Community Garden Club members for a Monday dinner meeting attended by about 60 guests. Speakers Mr and Mrs T M Wolfe of Athens discussed Nelsonville improvements and trees, with Mrs Wolfe sharing garden notes and birds.
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Nelsonville
J. M. Hyde
Community Garden Club
E. E. Bell
W. L. Hudson
R. A. Snackenburg
Ed Cramner
P. G. Coakley
T. M. Wolfe
Athens
Ralph Parks
Parks
Wolfe
Athens County
Club
Egbert Whitmore
Nelsonville Sports Men to Meet at Lumber Co Office
The October meeting of the Nelsonville Sports Men's Association will be at the Nelsonville Lumber Company office on Watkins Street Wednesday evening October 4 at 7 o'clock. Attendance of all members requested.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Sportsmen's Association
Nelsonville Lumber Co
Watkins St
Oldsmobile Introduces Hydra Matic Drive 1940 Models
The 1940 Oldsmobile Six 70 Touring Sedan and two other new series debut next week with longer wheel bases and bigger overall dimensions. Hydra Matic Drive combines liquid flywheel with automatic transmission eliminating the clutch and pedal work. Starts with the starter, engages forward and cruises through gears automatically, keeping gears in mesh to prevent wear and tear. The engine also acts as a brake on down grades.
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Oldsmobile
Judge White outlines Juvenile Court workings in Ohio
Judge Francis D. White of Athens County explains the 1937 juvenile code and how the Juvenile Court handles dependency delinquency neglect and wayward youths. He notes no appeals in delinquency cases. hearings are private with limited personnel and emphasis on probation rather than incarceration.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Rotary Club
Francis D. White
Athens County
White
District Eagles Lodge Holds Notable Meeting in Nelsonville
Nelsonville report shows 132 members attended the regular Eagles gathering with District Director L. E. Hillis making an unannounced visit. A Murray City lodge fish fry drew 20 aerie members and plans for a drum and bugle corps were announced by Roy Cline, Athens. Most attendees previously belonged to the American Legion corps.
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Nelsonville
Eagles Lodge
L. E. Hillis
Shawnee
Aerie
Murray City
Billy Banfield
Hocking Valley
Eagles
Roy Cline
Athens
Nelsonville Eagles
American Legion Corps
D A Meets Nelsonville All Officers and Members
Daughters of America officers and members are asked to attend a Friday 7 PM meeting in Nelsonville with a potluck lunch and a benefit party after. Members should bring a dish for the meal.
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Nelsonville
The
Daughters of America
Squirrel Hunter Accused Then Finds Lost Rooster
In Nelsonville Walter F Dresher misses his game rooster after blame falls on hunters. A week later he discovers the bird inside a hollow birch tree near his home, released as he choped a hole and freed a confused rooster that had climbed in for nuts.
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Nelsonville
Walter F. Dresher
Lick Run
Dresher
Mr. Dresher
Mr. Rooster
Open meeting of New Marshfield CES Chapter 346 Friday
Nelsonville reports an open meeting of New Marshfield Chapter 346 set for Friday evening October 6. Members and families are invited to attend and are asked to bring sandwiches and a covered dish for the gathering with Pomeroy chapter.
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Nelsonville
New Marshfield
Pomeroy
Birth Announced for Tedrow Daughter in Zanesville
Mr. and Mrs. Will J. Tedrow of Crooksville announce the birth of a daughter at Good Samaritan Hospital in Zanesville Tuesday evening. Grandmother is Mrs. Elizabeth Tedrow of this city.
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Nelsonville
Will J. Tedrow
Crooksville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Elizabeth Tedrow
Prayer Services Cancelled for Baney Lecture
Midweek prayer services at the Methodist Church and Church of Christ are canceled this evening so all may attend Rev. Ralph Baney’s illustrated lecture at the Methodist Church.
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Glouster
Methodist Church
Church of Christ
Ralph Baney
Daniel Sayre Dies Prominent Portland Resident at 63
Daniel Sayre aged 63 of Portland died at his home early Wednesday. A farmer in Portland for 69 years he is survived by his wife five daughters three sons and other relatives. Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at the Sayre residence with burial in Long Dale West Virginia.
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Pomeroy
Daniel Sayre
Portland
Sayre
B. D. Davies
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. H. Drum
Huntington
C. E. Walton
Ravenswood
Charles Stewart
Aurora
Dalton couple marked 50th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Lincoln Dalton celebrated their 50th anniversary on Sunday Oct 1 with family present. They wed Sept 28 1889. Attendees included Clarence Dalton and his children Eddie Dorothy Florence Dillonvale Eileen Betty Jane Norma Earl Dupler Vivian Bryan Rosemary Carpenter Harold and 88 year old brother John Dalton.
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Lincoln Dalton
Clarence Dalton
Eddie
Dorothy
Florence
Dillonvale
Harry Green
Eileen
Betty Jane
Norma
Earl Dupler
Vivian Bryan
Lee
Rosemary Carpenter
Harold
John Dalton
Mizpah Class elects officers at Mrs Green home gathering
Mrs Susie Wallace presided as Mizpah Class of the Methodist Church elected new officers for the year at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs Charles Green of East Franklin Street. Officers include President Susie Wallace, Vice President Elizabeth Linton, Secretary Treasurer Bertha Howard, and sick committee Chas Green and Lin ton.
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Charles Green
East Franklin St
Miss Linton
Susie Wallace
Elizabeth, Linton
Bertha Howard
Chas. Green
Miss Howard
Louise Pearce
Thompson
Miss Pearce
Loyalty Campaign third mid week service at Church of Christ
Nelsonville reports a 7 pm mid week service at the Church of Christ as part of the Loyalty Campaign. Congregation attendance is requested.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Runaway costs three fingers in horse accident
Robert Baynes, a 65 year old farmer from Woodstown New Jersey, lost three fingers when his team bolted and the reins tightened around his hand. Doctors said the fingers were torn off at the second joint. New England gypsy moths spread to Cleveland Ohio by laying eggs on building stone later shipped to that city.
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Woodstown
N. J
Robert Baynes
New England
Cleveland
Gasco Team Wins in Glouster Bowling League
Gasco defeated Brown Wolf Market in the City League as F. Wolf rolled a 211 single and 554 triple to lead. Atlas Store faces Luckoff on Wednesday in the next league drive.
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Gasco
Glouster
Glouster — City Gasco
Brown- Wolf Market
F. Wolf
Atlas Store
Luckoff
Brown-Wolf
J. Wolf
J. McCarty
H. Brown
Jim Wolf
E. Wolfe
City Gasco
J. McCreanor
Lh. Kittrel G. Pedicord
J. Johnston
B. Gormley
Glouster Study Club Meets for European Trip Talk
The Junior Progressive Study Club met October 2 at Miss Marcella Jonas’s Walnut Hill home. Miss Merle Danford discussed her European trip with items she bought abroad. Attending were Mrs. Harold Le Favor, Miss Anna Louise Logue, Miss Anna Marie Wolfe, Miss Dorotha McCance, Mrs. F. H. Tollman, Mrs. Gail Wallace, Mrs. Wilbur Balderson Jr., Mrs. Gene Galloway, Mrs. Roger Kittle, and Mrs. George Wolf.
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Progressive Study Club
Marcella Jonas
Walnut Hill
Merle Danford
Trimble
Danford
Harold LeFavor
Anna Louise Logue
Anna Marie Wolfe
Dorotha McCance
F. H. Tollman
Gail Wallace
Wilbur Balderson, Jr
Gene Galloway
Roger Kittle
George Wolf
W C T U met at Kinney home with programed talks
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs F D Kinney’s home with Mrs T W Figley presiding. A membership drive was planned. Program included reports on the Athens convention and various anti liquor topics. Lunch followed. Guests included Mrs George Kinney and Mrs Grant Wallace. Elmer Jones started work at Ohio Fuel Gas Co replacing J W Hickman called to army duty.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
F. D. Kinney
T. W. Figley
F. G. Boroff
W.C.T.U
Athens
R. B. Smith
Reading
W. W. Leadbetter
Smith
Folowing
Bulloch
Leadbetster
Bingman
Kasler
Henshaw
Boroff
Figley
Cunningham
L. E. Burnelle
Leslie B. Simpson
Kansas City
Washington, D. C
Simpson
Washington
William E. Borah
Elmer Jones
Kroger
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
J. W. Hickman
Jones
Gardner remains in serious condition at St Francis Hospital
Harry Gardner, taken to St Francis Hospital in Columbus Saturday, remains in serious condition according to reports this morning. His daughter Mrs. C. E. Williams is with him at the hospital.
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Glouster
Harry Gardner
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
C. E. Williams
Home-Coming and Rally Planned at Hollister
The Hollister A. B. Church hosts its Fourth Annual Home-Coming and Sunday School Rally on Sunday October 8. Sunday School starts at 9 30 a m with an attendance goal of 199. Prizes go to the oldest and youngest attendees and the member bringing in the most new members. A Novelty Band from Philo with Youth Boosters performs at 10 30 a m. A noon basket dinner is served in Hollister School. Rev P E Wright and others speak at 1 30 p m with music by the band and Mrs skew and Marks.
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Hollister
P. E. Wright
Skew and Marks
Nazi Conditions Topic of Talk at Glouster
Rev Ralph E Baney speaks at the Glouster Methodist Church on Everyday Life in the Holy Land and Nazi Germany sharing photos and stories from Jerusalem broadcasting work. He covers Palestine life Bedouin tribes Passover in Jerusalem Christmas in Bethlehem and Holy War. A silver offering supports Jewish missionary work.
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Glouster
Methodist Church
Ralph E. Baney
Holy Land
Nazi Germany
Jerusalem
Palestine
Bethlehem
Legion post to install officers tonight at 7 30
Glenford Dugan Post of the American Legion will install officers at the Legion building tonight at 7 30. The event outlines a formal ceremony for new leaders and the post claims a brief session afterward.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion
Jones Pleads Guilty in Mayor Court for Intoxication
Clarence Jones of Nelsonville pleaded guilty at arraignment in Mayor C G Dew’s court on Tuesday for intoxication. He was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Clarence Jones
C. G. Dew
Mrs Ray to Host M M Club Members in Nelsonville
Mrs. Gertrude Ray will be hostess to the members of the M. M. Club Friday evening in Nelsonville.
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Ray
Nelsonville
Gertrude Ray
M. M. Club
Peterson's Ointment Ad Promises Quick Eczema Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment for eczema itching and skin blemishes with a 36¢ price and money back guarantee. It claims relief for various itching and cracking issues including feet and between toes.
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Peterson
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S. Court St
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C.D. Shafer CO
Squirrel Hunter
Nelsonville Social Notes
William Preast
Margaret Lane
Lancaster
Edna Connor
Louise Mount
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Neil House
Ohio Commercial Teachers Association
Kessinger
Union Furnace
J. T. Farley
Josephine Porter
Jackson, Mich
J. S. Porter
Monroe St
Mary Farley
E. R. Laughlin
Longview Heights
C. R. Tucker
Blackwell
Okla
Will Powell
Arthur Wallace
Mrs. Kinney
Eczema
Basil Rathbone
Ida Lupino
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