Ohio Coal Output and Employment in 1927 Report
Ohio coal miners faced uneven work shares across counties and counties produced over one million tons in Belmont Jefferson Harrison Athens Meigs and Tuscarawas led by Belmont with 3 58 million tons. The 24 531 miners 3 290 haulage and track men and 8 255 underground workers supported a 4 52 ton daily average per miner ranking eighth among states.
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Ohio
Buckeye
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Illinois
Kentucky
North Dakota
Indiana
Montana
Ilinois
Utah
Wyoming
Belmont
Jefferson
Harrison
Athens
Meigs
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Coshocton
Guernsey
Hocking
Holmes
Jackson
Lawrence
Mahoning
Medina
Summit
Wayne
Morgan
Noble
Scioto
Washington
Muskingum
Perry
Portage
Stark
Vinton
Medini
Hart
Jence
Midina
Morgan, Noble, Scioto
Hockings
Ith
Guernesey
Nobie
Washle
Carro
Muskin
More Interest Songs Feature Services at Chauncey Church
The Chauncey Church of God under Rev. Clarence Way reports growing attendance at Sunday evening services at 7. Music is led by Raymond Atkins of Athens and features special songs. Mrs. Royal Matson's Sunday School class performed with organ accompaniment. Miss Olive Brookins from Millfield visited Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Church of God
Clarence Way
Raymond Atkins
Athens
Royal Matsons
Mine No 29 To Be Operated In Chauncey
Sealed Mine No 25 of Manhattan Coal Company near Chauncey reopened after two months due to fire and gas incidents that caused one fatality. Cleanup work begins as preparations for operation resume. Local residents update moves and visits noted: Suttons return to Mill Street, Karrs visit Sands family, Schultz family relocates to Hill Crest.
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Chauncey
Manhattan Coal Company
Society and Personal Mention Highlights Local Club Meetings
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R opens season with a 2:30 PM gathering at Mrs. Reed’s Columbia Ave home. Hostesses include Mrs. Glazier Mrs. Howard and others. program titled The Year's Outlook features three minute talks. Also on sale is the new History of the Ohio D A R.
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Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. W
Reed
Columbia Avenue
L. B. Glazier
J. M. Howard
Amesville
H. L. Atkinson
J. T. Merwin
George Pilcher
George S. Putnam
Delta Tau Delta Auxiliary Hosts Welcome Dinner at Chapter House
Delta Tau Delta auxiliary hosts a social dinner at the chapter house on President Street for 47 including active members, alumni, parents and seven sisters. Guests include Mrs. Florence Lash Williams of Boston and numerous alumni such as Prof. Frank Guilum and Mr. Loring Connett. Jack Bosch, chapter president, spoke after dinner and pledges were introduced as Delta Tau Delta songs followed.
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Delta Tau Delta
Ned
President Street
Florence Lash Williams
Boston
Mass
Frank B. Guilum
Loring Connett
Alonzo Palmer
Arthur Cameron
Robert Hess
William Herbert
John Sprague
Harry Wilson
Frank Gullum
James A. Palmer
John Dana
M. D. Hughes
A. J. Laverty
Masked Party At Home Of Mrs Porter For Needle Club
A merry group of masked persons gathered at 67 West Washington Street Tuesday for the Tuesday Evening Needle Club masquerade party. Old fashioned games provided amusement as the entertainment and refreshment committees were named for the event led by Mrs. Burson Hickman and Kittsmiller plus Mrs. Clark Hill and Wolfe.
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Carl Porter
West Washington Street
Athens Community Chest Fund Drive Decision in Coming Meeting
Board to decide within a week whether to hold a fund drive in Athens this year. Chairman C. M. Gill notes no drive last year due to poor business conditions and doubts public sentiment will favor starting a drive again because previous collections were small. Funds were allocated to relief organizations and civic groups.
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Athens
C. M. Gill
PLAN SCHOOL BENEFIT FOR NEW ROCK RIFFLE SCHOOL
To raise funds for equipment for the two room Rock Riffle school, a sociable and cafeteria supper will be at 7 30 Friday evening. A musical program and talks will be provided. Teachers include Mrs EK Garrett and Miss Mary Mulligan.
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Rock Riffle
M. Garrett
Mary Mulligan
More Students Enrolled in Ohio University School of Music
The School of Music at Ohio University reports a 50 percent rise in total enrollment toward AB degree work, led by organ studies after a new organ installation in Music Hall. Four students will graduate next June with four year degrees, giving recitals in the spring.
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School of Music
Ohio University
C. C. Robinson
Music College
Robinson
Music Hall
Jhe
Lorgan
A. R. Kresge
William B.shimp
Paris
Margaret Merwin
J. T. Merwin
Athens
Merwin
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Sullins College
W. Va
Ruth Brelsford
Zanesville
Joy Cutler
Anne Schell
Williams jailed for DUI fine and license revocation
John J. Williams of Corning was arrested in Chauncey for driving while intoxicated. He pleaded guilty, fined $125 plus costs, and his license revoked for 60 days. With nonpayment he was jailed in Athens. He had a prior similar arrest months earlier.
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Chauncey
John J. Williams
Corning
W. D. Hines
Athens
Williams
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Meeting Monday
Chauncey October 18 The regular Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association meeting will be in the High School Auditorium Monday evening. Miss Viola Fell county nurse will be principal speaker. Mrs Clell Cunningham association president will report on the state convention in Athens this month. Music and readings program planned. Large attendance expected.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
Viola Fell
Clell Cunningham
Athens
Pleasant View Temple Pythians Host Old Fashioned Party
Pleasant View Temple No 135 Pythian Sisters of this city will hold an old fashioned party Friday evening at the home of Mrs Lucy Howard in Millfield. Sisters should meet in Chauncey at 7 o clock to travel to Millfield. Mrs Floyd Crabtree and her son of Columbus visited relatives in Millfield and The Plains this week.
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Home Missionary Society of the First M. Kck
D. BR. Green
E. W. Chubb
Elson Hedge
Chauncey
Pleasant View
Lucy Howard
Millfield
Floyd Crabtree and Son
Columbus
The
Plains
Marion School Supt To Succeed Hawkins
Jesse H. Mason, superintendent of public schools at Marion, will become Canton’s superintendent on December 1. He was chosen unanimously to replace Wilson Hawkins who resigned in August due to ill health. Mason, an Ohio Wesleyan graduate, will sign a contract through August 31, 1933, at a starting salary of 7500 annually rising to 8500. He has taught in Sparta, Bryan, Monroeville, Martins Ferry, Zanesville, Chillicothe and Marion.
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Canton
Jesse H. Mason
Marion
Mason
Board of
Wilson Hawkins
Ohio Wesleyan University
Sparta
Bryan
Monroeville
Martins Ferry
Zanesville
Chillicothe
The Death of Min neahaha chorus plans a presentation
The chorus works on a rendition of The Death of Min neahaha a Coleridge Taylor piece based on Longfellow s Hiawatha trilogy. Coleridge Taylor a gifted African composer faced prejudice but found acclaim in England where he was knighted by the king.
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Minneahaha
Coleridge-Taylor
Longfellow
England
Toledoan Otto H. Hohly Elected Ohio Masons Grand Master
Otto H. Hohly of Toledo was elected Most Worshipful Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Ohio at the 119th annual communication held in Columbus.
Ohio University Glee Club enters state contest in Columbus
The annual Ohio State Intercollegiate Glee Club contest will be held in Columbus in February with unanimous support from the Ohio University Men's Glee Club. The state winner advances to the national contest at Carnegie Hall in New York City in March. The Girls Glee Club plans to compete in Cincinnati in February. Two OU students, Ruth Brelsford and Donald Dowd, won the local Atwater-Kent contest and will perform in Columbus on Friday night October 19, backed by Amy Nash and David Todd at the piano. Trials for the Varsity Male Quartet will be held soon.
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Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio University
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Ohio Club
Wesleyan
Robinson
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Ruth Brelsford
Donald Dowd
Amy Nash
David Todd
Ohio University Band to Perform for Home Coming Night
The Ohio University Band will give a concert at 7 30 o clock Saturday in the auditorium of Ewing Hall. The event is an entertainment for alumni and visitors attending Home Coming Day. The performance is organized by the Men's Glee Club.
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Ohio University Band
Ewing Hall
Columbus Germans Endorse Democrats
The Central Committee of German Organizations of Columbus endorsed Governor Alfred E. Smith and Congressman Martin L. Davey for Ohio governor. The resolution praised Smith's record and Davey's experience as suited to lead progressive thought toward prosperous and contented conditions.
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Columbus
Alfred EB. Smith
Martin I. Davey
Ohio
Central Committee of German Organizations of
Smith
Davey
Officer Acquitted in Steubenville Shooting Case
Joseph T Tice, aid to George Baynham state prohibition officer, was acquitted in Common Pleas Court of shooting Tony Soldani a rum runner. The 18 year old was shot after refusing to halt while delivering a gallon of alleged whisky.
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Steubenville
Joseph T Tice
George Baynham
Common Pleas
Tony Soldani
Tice
Street Repaving Nears Completion on Lancaster Street
Completion of the Lancaster Street repaving is near with final retaining walls and new sidewalks being finished by the contractor. Damaged walks from the construction will be replaced and the cost added to the improvement total. Mud from heavy rain washed onto the new sidewalks, causing pedestrian nuisance on First Street.
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Lancaster Street
First Street
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