Eberle Sees No Delay for Route 31 Project in 1932
Nelsonville speakers report that State Route 31 improvement in Athens County will proceed next year without delay. Eberle cites Athens County’s recent gains on U.S. 50 and the South Bridge as proof, and notes a large appropriation for State Route 13 toward Glouster.
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Nelsonville
Oct
Athens County
L. J. Eberle
Nelsonville Board of Trade
American Legion
Oberle
Athens
Eberle
Industrial Relations Department
State Office Building Commission
Classified Ads And Circulation Service
Local society pages note a service for readers to place classified ads and obtain circulation help. A staff correspondent invites readers to contact the newspaper via telephone for experienced advertising representation.
Local Business Leaders Promote Cheap Power for Manufacturers
Southeastern Ohio aims to attract industry with slogans for coal and natural gas. E. E. Rosser leads the Board of Trade campaign as Supt. E. J. Arnold of the City Schools pledges cooperation. The First Church Bible School Business Girls’ Class, taught by Mrs. Charles Grammer, met at 431 Madison Street to plan a Friday doughnut sale and social hour with guests Mrs. Frank Johnson and members including Esther Verity and Esther Grammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberle
Ohio Penitentiary
Neil House
Nelsonville
Board of Trade
Victor Oakley
Ohio
E. E. Rosser
E. J. Arnold
Rosser
Bible School
First Church of Christ
Charles K. Grammer
Esther
Lucille Verity
Madison Street
Grammer
Frank Johnson
Clayton Scheide
Logan
Paul Allen
8. S. Steenrod
Tom Bush
George Brady
Ralph Henry
Frances Bennett
Vivian Dowler
Imelda Smith
Elise Grammer
Margaret
Ethel Johnson
Arlene Betts
Adeline Ray
Meeting of Junior Order to Plan Edgell Funeral
A called meeting of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics will be held at their hall this evening at 7 30 to arrange attendance at the funeral of the late M B Edgell. The service will be at Stouts Chapel on Friday at 2 p m.
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Order of United American Mechanics
M. B. Edgell
Stouts’ Chapel
Pythian Sisters to Meet at K of P Hall Tonight
The regular Pythian Sisters meeting is set for this evening at the K of P Hall. A social time will follow with a pot luck luncheon served.
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Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Greyhounds Set for Gallipolis Clash Friday
Nelsonville high school Greyhounds tune up for Friday’s game with Gallipolis. The squad works on passing attack to finally reach the end zone this season. Departed seniors Skee Pierce and Stan Reed are replaced by Gerald McCreary and Bill Butts while Patton, Hatch, Shafer, and Nye anchor the backfield.
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Nelsonville
Oct
Gallipolis
Nelsonville High School
Greyhounds
Hounds
Dalton
Pierce
Stan Reed
Gerald McCreary
McCreary
Jallipolis
Joe Bagsey
Bill Butts
Chuck
Prid
Davis
Jack Haffner
Bill Hall
Boston
Chuck Patton
Wade Hatch
Sonny’ Shafer
Fred Nye
Farewell Party Honors Katherine Patterson
Miss Katherine Patterson, who departs Friday for Barnesville Ohio, was guest of honor at a farewell party Monday evening hosted by Mrs. Bar Baker and Miss Campbell at the Baker home on St Jefferson Street. Neighbors and friends attended and presented gifts to Miss Patterson.
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Katherine Patterson
Barnesville
Ohio
Bar! Baker
Miss Campbell
Baker
St Jefferson Street
Misa Patterson
King's Men Hold Friday Prayer, Carbondale Picnic Planned
The King's Men will meet Friday at 7 o'clock for prayer at Charlies Bay on Adams Street. Sunday they attend the Carbondale Sunday School picnic in the pine forest in Carbondale. Transportation plans will be announced later.
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King's Men
Charlies Bay
Adams Street
Carbondale Sunday School
Pine Forest
Carbondale
Nelsonville High Principal and Buell Announce Birth
The principal of Nelsonville High School and Mrs. L E Buell of 826 Chestnut Street announce the birth of a son at their home on Wednesday October 7.
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Nelsonville High School
L. E. Buell
Chestnut Street
W E A Club Meet Friday Night With Mrs Linton
The W E A Club will meet Friday night with Mrs. Carl Linton at 241 Grover Street. Officers urge all members to attend this gathering.
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W. E. A. Club
Carl Linton
Grover Street
Social Notes From Columbus Visits and Outing Plans
Byron Stander of Columbus stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shafer from Friday to Sunday. Mrs. Earl Baker was summoned to Cambridge today by the death of her uncle, George Bennett. Ed Love Jr. left for Buckeye Lake to join Mr. and Mrs. Elton Smith of Columbus for a several days outing. Miss Lulu Parry is visiting Columbus with friends and relatives.
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Byron Stander
Columbus
Ed Shafer
Earl Baker
Cambridge
George Bennett
Ed Love, Jr
Buckeye Lake
Elton Smith
Lulu Parry
Local visit notes and travel among area families
Mrs Louis Snyder left for Richwood ending a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs G W Lax. Mrs Roy Grace Was a visitor in Columbus Thursday. Elton Smith returned to Columbus after visiting Ed Love and family. Mr and Mrs C E Ogg and family, Miss Helen Keating and Joe Evans attended the Pumpkin Show in Circleville Wednesday evening. Mrs C M Jones and daughter Leela and Miss Cathleen Hughes Cedar Rapids Iowa are guests of Misses Frances and Grace Scott. Mr and Mrs James Linton and children Joliet Illinois are visiting at the home of Miss Mary and Will Linton. Mrs Fred Stracke returned to Logan after visiting her daughter Mrs Nelson Dowler and family.
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Roy Grace
Columbus
Elton Smith
Ed Love
C. E. Ogg
Helen Keating
Joe Evans
Circleville
C. M. Jones
Leela
Cathleen Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Frances
Grace Scott
James Linton
Joliet
Tih
East School PTA Meeting Friday at 3 PM
The East School Parent-Teacher Association will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the building. Mothers of the school are urged to attend the session where the new superintendent EBJ Arnold will be introduced.
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Pe. T. A
East School
Local visits and celebrations noted in Murray City
Mr and Mrs Ralph Lanning of Murray City visited the Cook family in town. Mrs Wolfe of West Virginia will spend the week with Mr and Mrs Chris Wolfe. The Farleys announce a new son born last Friday. Edith Canter visited Sid ONeal at Happy Hollow. A birthday party honored Harry Canter and his wife with local attendees.
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Ralph Lanning
Murray City
Frank Cook
Wolfe
West Virginia
Chris Wolfe
Ralph Farley
Edith Canter
Sid O'Neal
Happy Hollow
Heveral
Harry Canter
Reuben Sweeney
South Bridge Workers Busy on Coffer Dam Piling Progress
Center pier piling for the new South Bridge cofferdam is underway with completion expected by week’s end per E F Children of Willoughby. Revival meetings begin Sunday night at Buchiel led by Rev James Mathews. Florence Martin visited her parents, Roy and Mrs. Martin of Salem Hollow. Cheater Lanning of Willoughby recently called on friends here. Mr and Mrs Chester Mitchell learned of their stepmother N Keklea’s death in Carbon Hill.
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Center Pier
New South Bridge
E. F
Willoughby
Roy Martin
Salem Hollow
Buchiel
James Mathews
Florence Martin
Roy Martin Cheater Lanning
Chester Mitchell
Carbon Hill
Mra. N. Keklea
Coffer-dam workat river bridge faces safety concerns
The report notes Lackey of C R B firm as contractor describes piling sheet placement for a coffer-dam on the Hocking River. The 76 by 18 foot structure will pump water and may finish by Saturday, but the dam began late with the first yoke anchored after railing conditions at South Bridge drew safety scrutiny.
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Lackey
South Bridge
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