Construction of Auxiliary Main Started for Nelsonville Gassers
Nee Fuel Gas Company began laying an auxiliary main to handle output from four East Find gas wells. Connections planned near Savings Association Brewery Co road yards Nelsonville Pound Company and the chin well on Mason City Hill. Standard Natural Gas Company moved a rig for early drilling at Hamey Run and the David Young farm. Drilling paused for repairs. other crews prepared sites in the area.
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Wsonville
Nee Fuel Gas Company
Savings Association
Co & Road Yards
Nelsonville Pounde Coumpany
Mason City Hill
Li Pipe Line
Valley Mining Company
Kimberly
Standard Natural Gas Company
Pittsburgh
Hamey Run
David Young
Italian Leader To Visit Washington
Italian Foreign Minister Dina Grandi announces a forthcoming visit to Washington to discuss disarmament With the Italian leadership traveling November 7 and Laval of France expected to visit the United States soon after this trip, signaling a coordinated diplomatic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dina Grandi
Italy
United States
Laval
France
Machinist Is Injured In Mining Accident
Herbert Newton of 72 Poplar Street, a machinist at the Kimberly Bine of the Valley Mining Company, suffered a compound fracture of his right leg when his foot was caught in a mining machine track. Dr. W H Hyde took him to Cherrington Hospital in Logan after the noon accident on Friday. The leg was crushed and mangled with both bones involved.
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Nelsonville
Herbert Newton
Poplar Street
Kimberly Bine
The
Valley Mining Company
W. H. Hyde
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Newton
First Commercial Mine Opens Near Shadyside
The Geege Mine near Shadyside Belmont County is declared the first commercial coal mine in Ohio and is in operation under foreman William Huddy. Owned by Cambridge Collieries Company, it averages over 70 tons daily, employs about 125 workers, with early resumption expected.
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Nelsonville
Wegee
Shadyside
Belmont County
Ohio
William Huddy
Cambridge Collieries Company
Baptismal Service Planned in Hocking River
Baptism will be conducted by the Rev. Robert Ossman of the Pentecostal Church in the Hocking River at the Himaberly bridge Sunday at 1 pm. The public is invited to attend. The Martha Class of the Methodist Sunday School meets Tuesday Oct 20 at 7 pm at 138 Fort Street with hostesses Mrs Miles Howe Effie Green and Warry Hickman in masquerade costumes. The Methodist Guild meets Monday at 7 30 pm at the Pritchard home AS West Washington Street with hostesses Mrs Jack Pritchard Mrs Stacy Sharp and Miss Blanche Linton.
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Logan
J. JE. Frew
Marion
George BE. Carr
Hirs
Rudolph Hankison
Frew
Marlor
First Presbyterian Church
Pocahontas Lodge
Bed Mens Hall
New Straitaville
Baptiemal
Robert Ossman
Pentecostal Church
Hocking River
Himaberly Bridge
Martha
Methodist Sunday School
J. M. Hyde
Fort Street
Miles Howe
Effie Green
Warry Hickman
GUILD
Jack Pritchard
Stacy Sharp
Misa Blanche Linton
Methodist Guild Wrill
Pritchard
West Washington Street
Festival Aims to Shine at West School P T A event
Nelsonville reports the West School Fall Festival, organized by the P T A, will run Friday afternoon and evening October 16. Pupils perform songs and recitations from first to fourth grade, with judges awarding prizes for vegetables, handiwork, pets, and flowers to top displays.
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Nelsonville
Paren Teacher Association
Wis
Hallow
Jean Sang
Whippoor Will
Timothy Horse
Paul Krekier
Ier Atine Man
Jack Frost
Jack Hubbie
Polly
Bennett
Betty Deer
iMary Lash
Marie Stufiebean
Ruth Kernsteen
Birdie Pierce
Harold Hols
Mary Roegie
Cate Benn
Clarence Coakley
Mary Roeghe
Carroll Lines
Ross Keplar
Jack Carpenter
Flowers
Don Green
Mary Roegge
Jesn Allen
Dr Walker Knows His Turnips and Whopper
In Nelsonville on October 17 Dr A I Walker of Buchtel an ardent gardener and baseball fan reports a 28 inch turnip weighing five to six pounds. A pumpkin vine in his garden measured 55 feet. W W Whitlatch of Valley Farms testifies to a gallon of red raspberries and a flamboyant plum tree in his yard. Missionary group meets two hostesses twenty seven members and two visitors attended. Mrs T J Davis and Mrs Effie Green assisted. Mrs H A Sayre led worship. Mrs Carl Coakley led program. Papers by Mrs Ed Crouse Mrs Henry Lancaster and Mrs Rose Coal. A vocal solo by Miss Rachel Katherine Coakley. Refreshments served. Entertained at dinner Mrs John Glen hosted dinner for Mrs Hannas Reeves Mrs E H Ellison Columbus Mrs Elwood Reeves Nelsonville and the hostess mother Mrs Missouri Reeves.
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Nelsonville
A. IX. Walker
Buchtel
Inas
W. W. Whitlatch
Valley Farms
T. J. Davis
Effie Green
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Jack Pritchard
W. Washinon Street
H. A. Sayre
Carl Coakley
Ed. Crouse
Henry Lancaster
Rose Coal
John Glen
Hannas Reeves
E. H. Ellison
Columbus
Elwood Reeves
Missouri Reeves
Glen
Eckner Seeks Akron Dirigible Trip During U.S. Visit
Dr Hugo Eckner announced plans to meet with American Zeppelin Company officials while in the United States and hopes to ride the new Akron airship. He intends to confer with company representatives during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckner
New York
U.P
Hugo Eckner
American Zeppelin Company
Akron
Help Unemployment Cincinnati Street Car Workers Adopt Shorter Week
Oct 17 40 Street car workers in Cincinnati adopt a shorter week by taking every eighth day off, allowing many laid off employees to return to work.
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Cincinnati
Local Classified Ads Seek Experienced Representative
A staff correspondent for Your News highlights classifieds and circulation duties. The ad invites an experienced representative to call 412-W, promising local recognition and appreciation for service.
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CH. Bartlett
Co. Ale
Plans for Balbo 24-Plane Transatlantic Flight to New York
Rome reports tentative date around November 15 for General Balbo to lead a formation of 24 sea planes from Arbetello to New York. The squadron previously flew to Brazil past Lisbon and the Azores. Return plans to Italy remain unsettled.
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Rome
New York
State Balbo
Nev
We Arbetello
Production Drops in Youngstown Mills Next Week
Lower production schedules at Youngstown Steel and Tube and Republic Steel plants will cut Mahoning Valley output to about 2 percent of capacity next week, with Republic operations dropping to 32 percent and Sheet and Tubes under 20 percent. Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon departed Port Columbus at 12:15 p.m. for Newcastle, PENN, en route to New York, to spend the night at Newenatic.
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Youngstown
Get
U.ri
Youngstown Steel & Tube Company
Republic Steel Corporation
Wie Mahoning Valey
Republic
Newcastle Columbus
T-Surclyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon
trans-Pacific Fliers
Port Columbus
Newcastle
Penn
New York
Newenatic
Morrow's Widow May Go To Senate
The appointment of Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow to the Senate seat left vacant by her husband’s death has been proposed as a tribute to the late New Jersey senator and diplomat. Morrow herself has won distinction as a writer.
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Dwight W. Morrow
Senate
New Jersey
First Morrow
Suits Dismissed In Youngstown Sheet & Tube Merger Case
In Youngstown Ohio judge dismisses suits by stockholders of Youngstown Sheet & Tube aimed at forcing a cash value for their shares in the Bethlehem merger. Dissenting stockholders’ suits collapse as Bethlehem cancels the merger. The company plans a new electric weld pipe mill costing about 1.5 million dollars.
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UB Town
Youngstown
Youngs Sheet & Tube
Bethlehem
Common Pleas
Erskine Maiden
Thogn
Chit Corporation
Cleveland
John H. Glerke
United States Supreme Court
Oct
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Mit
Winter Mulch from Fallen Leaves Encouraged
Garden guidance notes saving fallen leaves as winter mulch for plants. Leaves decay into soil nourishment while a bark-like layer aids protection. Wildflower time urges gathering ripening weeds, viewing it as an opportune period to collect seeds or plants.
Arithmetic problem divides time to ten minutes in Boston
Police found an arithmetic problem in a civil service exam. Ten minutes were allotted to solve it, but one more minute was needed to finish. The incident involved a pollen commission in Boston and several officers observed the scene.
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Boston
Cet
Governor Ely Names Harder to Direct State Campaigns
Governor Joseph H. Ely announced George A. Harder as an officer in charge of directing campaign activities for the Covenist's front by executive chat at the state house.
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Boston
Wptu
Joseph TG. Ely
Rae Dlo Gdviner
George A. Harder
Chatber
Butte
Black Stockings Policy Eased at Penn Campus
University of Pennsylvania students were freed from a dress regulation requiring black stockings for coeds. Freshmen faced new rules on campus attire as reforms rolled out, with emphasis on simpler apparel and identification. A Boston court case noted a whisky finding in a car, while a relief plan proposed a voluntary one percent payroll levy for those earning £100 or more to fund social welfare relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasladelphla
Chet
University of Pennsylvania
Suamorien
Regulations to Expand U.S. Credit Markets and Farm Experiment
The report notes new rules enabling banks to use certain types of commercial paper as collateral through the federal credit system, aiming to ease lending constraints. The move, approved by a federal official, seeks to attract participants to the Credit Corporation, refine collateral standards, and support financial stability amid tightening credit. A separate item mentions agricultural research on photoperiod effects, with experiments on plant growth using altered daylight exposure.
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Wasillington
U.pl
Federal Reserve
Trondon
Credit Corporation
Oha
Pederal Resaera Bank
Got aGirk
OC Fecen Adaeta
Makeetho
Loreltt Corporation
Participanta
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East End
Wo. L. Club
Gertie Merz
T. C. L. Club
Whitmore
Kuhn
Goldie Kuhn
Central School
Donald Shafer
E. J. Arnold
Reynold
C. E. Welch
W. Columbus Street
E. J. Cable
E. Dean
L. D. Johnson
B.S. Knox
Mabel Barnicut
C. B. Washburn
Canton
Edward Hola
Dayton
Rolland Wiliams
New Lexington
Albert Barber
Edna Smith
Mary F. Hushower
Los Angeles
Calif
Paul Collamore
Grant Hospital
George Beagle
Genevieve
Edith Beagle
Business College
Elizabeth
Blanch Linton
S. H. Warner
Anna
Loren Warner
Lancaster Fair
A. A. Goddard
Barnett
Lloyd Burgess
Athens
T.J. Davis
Thurman Poole
Ashville
Gloyd
Maria Powell
Violet Wolf
Nelson Gowler
Homer Wood
Fredericktown
Bessie J. Deer
Wood
Charles Howard
Lancaster
Jorge Beagle
Denner Carter
Doris Jean
Gates Trout and
GLUB
Forest Rose Club
Clarence Green
R. H. Brown
Burt Wallace
Walter Green
Nelson Dowler
Malcolm Raybudld
Lulu Parry
Hazel Wallace
Margaret Clark
West School
Whitlateh
Ton
Rodgers
Bizect Air Mills
Morrow
C. E. Heft
W. Washington St
Wilkins
North Pale
Amd
Shin
Tabort Wilk
Spitzbergen
Tharry
Jardin
Midland Furnace
C. E. Scott
Nilechemi
Chevrolet
McFarland
Athens, Ohio
Aladdin
C. V. Strawn
J. O Heer
Utta Heli
Aioe
Sturent
Wetren
Iain Heh
Tandy
Murdteck
Worety We Nortweholk
U.S
Banks
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Aldan
Munn
Poreli
Conn
King
American Standard
Leedy
Ludwig
Summers & Son
Cling
Lamborn
S. Court St
Espress
H. T. Wise
Tocall
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