Coal production continues to rise across states
Production data from the bureau of mines shows weekly coal output reaching high levels. Ohio, Illinois, Indiana and Western Kentucky led gains with increases from September through October. The state totals indicate steady growth, with annual figures toward late October reflecting strong industry activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Bureau of Mines
Department of Commerce
Department
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Rotary Governor to Visit Nelsonville Club
Rotary district governor Carl Peterman of Cincinnati will visit the Nelsonville club next Tuesday evening with an executive session at 5 and dinner at 6 15. Lloyd Evans urged YMCA needs at the last meeting and the club voted a $100 contribution to the YMCA drive.
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Nelsonville
Carl Peterman
Cincinnati
Rotary
Lloyd Evans
Loyal Women to Meet for Regular Club Meeting
The Loyal Woman's class of the Christian church will hold its regular monthly business meeting at the home of Mrs. Clarence White on Clinton Street Thursday evening. All women of the club are urged to be present.
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The
Christian Church
Clarence White
Clinton Street
Club
Mazon Council
Chauncey
Mazon Council No. 93
Degree of Pocahontas
Jacksonville
Annual inspection of Woman's Relief corps in Nelsonville
Nelsonville in the T. Co. O. F. hall hosts the annual womans relief corps inspection Thursday at 7 o clock. Mrs. Lydn M. Rowe of Portsmouth will serve as inspecting officer. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman's Relief Corps
T. Co. O. F. Hall
Lydn M. Rowe
Portsmouth
Local residents host and visit in Columbus area
J H Hickman left Tuesday to visit his brother in Westville Illinois. Mrs Cynthia Hart returned home in Chillicothe after a week here as guest of her sister. Several Columbus visitors stayed with local families including Miss Blanche Moorehead and Miss Margaret Johnson from Dayton. Families A Barron and Grace Allard Balch traveled between Westerville Columbus for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hickman
Westville
Cynthia Hart
Chillicothe
Eugene Mellinger
Fred Courtney
Columbus
Blanche Moorehead
Margaret Johnson
Dayton
George KE. Johnson
Fred Voigt
Dudley Campbell
Lillian Mae
Anna Heselden
Lancaster
A. Barron
Westerville
Maria Barron
Grace Allard Balch
Will Standall
Gus‘ Emish
Hallowe'en Festival Plans Outlined by YMCA
The YMCA outlined plans for its annual Hallowe'en festival to be held Monday evening November 1. A parade will headline the program with contests and stunts and prizes to be announced. The event, staged in previous years, aims to outdo former efforts with a program at the opera house as per the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M C. A
Opera House
Class Entertained by Martha Class Members at Shafer Home
Mrs C D Shafer and others entertained the Martha class of the Methodist church Monday evening at the Shafer home on Lafayette Street. After a business session the evening was spent sewing and a luncheon was served to twenty five members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Kelly, Jr
Carl Pettit
Methodist Sunday School
Kelly Home
Kentner Street
Harry Lines
Carl Coakley
C. D. Shafer
Paul Rex
C., A. Stover
Otto Shirley
Martha
Methodist Church
Shafer
L’ayette Street
Birthday dinner honors Mr. Bartoe at Jefferson street home
Mrs. Max Bartoe hosted a Sunday dinner in honor of her husband Mr. Bartoe's birthday at their Jefferson street residence. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hicks with two daughters Betty and Lillian, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Beard and son Pierce, and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Berry with son Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bartoe
Bartoe
Jefferson Street
Arthur Hicks
Betty
Lillian
Gerald Beard
Pierce
Luther Berry
Paul
Halloween Party at Epworth League Set for Thursday
The adult Epworth League of a Methodist church plans a 7:30 PM Halloween party Thursday at the church. Features include a dissecting of the cat, an impersonated ghost story, negro spirituals, and a ghost walk. An initiation is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Banker Delivers Talk On Community Banking To Kiwanis
Arthur Moler of Union Trust Cleveland told Kiwanis members at Hotel Berry how thorough knowledge of local business helps banks decide loans quickly. He outlined a system that aids worthy patrons and protects the bank amid rising financial complexities. I. E. Harshman led a round table on how the Kiwanis can help Athens in six months, including aiding destitute families with clothing and shoes and supporting Red Cross and Salvation Army drives.
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Arthur Moler
W. E. Moler
Athens
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Berry
Moler
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Gilberta Hill Dies at Marion
Gilberta Hill 20 years old, daughter of Mrs Rosa Hill of Columbus and a former Athens resident, died at Marion Tuesday after illness since March. She graduated from Athens High School in 1922. Funeral services set for First M E Church Athens at 11 Friday morning with burial at Clark's chapel, Columbus pastors officiating.
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Gilberta Hill
Rosa Hill
Columbus
Athens High School
Harry W. Riley
Marion
Miss Hill
Athens
M. E
Cedar Circle entertains Civil War veterans dinner in Meigs county
Cedar Circle held a dinner at Woodmen's hall yesterday afternoon for Civil War veterans from Meigs county. A program accompanied the event by local presenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Circle
Meigs County
Woodmen's Hall
Local Club Gathering At Mrs Lawhead's Fifth Street Home
Mrs. R B Lawhead hosted the Five Hundred Club at her Fifth street residence last evening. Presbyterian women of the Pomeroy church conducted an all day meeting at the church with noon dinner. Members of the C D of A met at their club rooms Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Lawhead
Fifth Street
Presbyterian Women of the
Knights Templar confer Templar degree on William Henry Ewing
O. R. commanders No. 24 of the Knight Templars conferred the Templar degree on William Henry Ewing at a special convocation Monday evening October 18. Twenty uniformed knights participated in the ceremony. Following the conferring of the degree a banquet was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R
Knight Templars
William Henry Ewing
Jacksonville Aerie plans new home with get-together
State Deputy W. N. Russell of Athens attended a meeting at Eagle hall in Jacksonville. Members invited their women folks and enjoyed dancing cards and refreshments. Everyone was enthused about building a new home for the Aerie.
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Ance
W. N. Russell
Athens
Eagle Hall
Jacksonville
Aerie
Girl Reserves Call Off Meetings Ahead of Festival
The Ath ens high school Girl Reserves vote to pause meetings until November 2 due to preparations for the Rich and Black day festival on Wednesday October 27. Olive Carpenter and Helen Bates will report on the Westerville conference held July 10 to August 10. A get acquainted party for all girls is planned for Friday November 5 in the senior high building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Ohio Girl Reserves
Westerville
Olive Carpenter
Helen Bates
Man mutters of bombing Zanesville courthouse arrested
James Mercer of Steubenville, acquitted of Charles Geis murder, muttered of dynamite and blowing the Zanesville courthouse. He is in a demented condition, refused admission to Lima and Columbus hospitals, and will be held at the county jail as authorities seek proper placement. Chief Herb Parker sent Mercer’s file to Zanesville officials and Athens hospital cannot admit him without a resident county petition.
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Zanesville
James Mercer
Steubenville
Charles Geis
Herb Parker
Parker
Mercer
Athens State Hospital
Geis
Muskingum
State Hospital For
Lima
State Hospital
Columbus
Athens
Best Radio Features Tonight Across Cities and Studios
Five notable radio features highlighted for Thursday include programs on WJZ New York WGY Schenectady WBZ Springfield WRC Washington and WEAF with an electric night special featuring Victor orchestra and Olive Kline. Additional entries cover WGO KOA CNRA and a Sesqui Centennial program with Henry Burr's artists in Philadelphia.
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WJZ
New York
Why They Parted
A patient recounts severe right side pain leading to suggested surgery. After taking Maya's medicine the pain vanished and has not returned. The ad claims the product relieves gas sour stomach and dyspepsia by removing catarrhal mucus and reducing intestinal inflammation. It promises a money back guarantee via McKee Ding Co. Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maya
McKee Ding Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Athens Plans Annual Homecoming Day Festivities
Athens will decorate for the Ohio University Cincinnati University homecoming game on Saturday October 28. The Kiwanis Club and local merchants promote colorful displays with school colors slogans and flags along Court and Union streets. About 500 Cincinnati rooters and many alumni are expected to attend.
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Athens
Ohio University
Cincinnati University
Kiwanis
Gus White
Ott Holsington
Court
Union Streets
Court Street
Athens Kiwanis Club
New Marshfield Couple Celebrates Sixty Years of Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hawk of New Marshfield marked sixty years of marriage with family at their daughter and son-in-law H. I. Allison in Columbus. The couple, both in good health, were joined by children and grandchildren for a reception. Mr. Hawk is 83 and Mrs. Hawk 81.
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Mr. Hawk
Mrs. Hawk
Golf Dinner Tonight Brings Athens Club Members Together
The Bush Biddle dinner occurs at the country club at 6 pm with Athens members in the D H Biddle team hosted by F W Bush. Preparations target 112 members and each Bush player will provide his partner’s dinner. War department approves river and harbor projects including bridges at Seattle New River and Big Sandy River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief of Engineers of the Army
Department of War
Seattle
Washington
New River
West Virginia
Big Sandy River
Services Held for Residents Isaac Eddy and Bernard Smith
Funeral services were held for Isaac Eddy age 35 of Trimble who died suddenly in Denver Colorado October 9. Eddy is survived by his wife and two children and burial took place in New Lexington cemetery. Also services were to be held for Bernard Smith Hollister who died at home Monday at 2 PM at the Hollister A B Church with burial in Hollister cemetery. A Republican rally in this city was announced with speaker Mrs A R Purmort Cleveland scheduled for Thursday evening and an afternoon talk at 2 PM before a meeting in McArthur.
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Glouster
Isaac Eddy
Trimble
Denver
Buddy
Mr. Eddy
Ohio
Mr. McGee
Mr. Dille
New Lexington
McGee
Bernard Smith
Hollister
Hollister A. B
Plummer
Jacksonville
A. R. Purmort
Cleveland
Error Is Made in Hour for Meeting
Through an error on the part of the camera at Glouster the hour for a meeting was misprinted. The notice states the correct time and urges attendees to verify the correct schedule once posted.
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Glouster
Cam
Mrs. Mary Brown To Be Buried Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Brown will be held at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the First Baptist church conducted by Rev. Payne of Bidwell. Burial will follow at Rendville cemetery.
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Glouster
Mary Brown
First Baptist Church
Payne of
Bidwell
Rendville
Union Auditor Tours Guernsey County This Week
Joseph Richards Sr traveling auditor for the United Mine Workers of America is visiting Guernsey County this week to review local operations and labor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Richards, Sr
United Mine Workers of America
Guernsey County
Loyal Women's Class Meeting Set Friday
The Loyal Women's class of the Church of Christ will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Bingman on Main Street in Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Loyal Women’s Class
The
Church of Christ
Fairview M E Church Prepares For Winter Program Work
Trustees of the Fairview Methodist Episcopal church near Glouster report building papered and repairs underway in preparation for the winter program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Fairview Methodist Episcopal Church
Winjier
P. N. G. Club Meets in Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
The P N G club of Marcellite Rebekah lodge met Thursday evening October 7 with Mrs Mae Dunnet. The next meeting will be held Thursday evening October 28 at the I O O F hall.
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P. N. G. Club
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Mae Dunnet
St J the I. O. O. F. Hall
Needle and Thimble Club Meets at Mrs Allen White Home
Members gathered at Third street Middleport Monday evening at the home of Mrs Allen White for a Needle and Thimble club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle and Thimble
Needle and Thimble Club
Allen White
Third Street
Middleport
Eagles Launch Membership Drives in Additional Cities
Encouraged by success in Ath ens and Nelsonville, Jacksonville and Middleport begin membership drives. Help for M A Farley deputy grand president of the order is available to assist efforts.
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Eagle
Athens
Nelsonville
Jacksonville
Middleport
M. A. Farley
Order
Lheee Aeries
Chauncey Plains Personal Notices and Local Events
Local social notes list visits and gatherings from Chauncey to Nelsonville Athens and Columbus. Guests include the McHargs Sandersons Gabriel family Burchfield and Murray households. Also noted are hunts, travels, and a birth announced in Millfield with regional attendees.
Sunday School Class Hosts Zion Baptist Members
Chauncey October 20 Mrs. Harry Moore and Mrs. Elmer Coon entertained their Zion Baptist church Sunday school class at Mrs. Moore’s Lower Plains home. Guests joined the group for games and refreshments with members Robert Hale Walter Gabriel Kenneth Burchfield Robert Dicken Melvin Moore Wendell Moore Christine Hale Alberta Barnes Pauline Potts Nettie Barnes Doris Coon Frances Delores Sickles Hazel Sickles Ida Frances Gabriel Adrian Dickens and guests Mr. and Mrs. 8 G Nichols Mrs. Arthur Burchfield Mrs. Fannie McCathran Mrs. Viola McHarg Elmer Coon and Mrs. Harry Moore.
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Chauncey
Harry Moore
Elmer Coon
Zion Baptist Church
Moore
Lower Plains
Robert Hale
Walter Gabriel
Kenneth Burchfield
Robert Dicken
Melvin Moore
Wendel Moore
Christine Hale
Alberta Barnes
Pauline Potts
Nettie Barnes
Doris Coon
Frances Delores Sickles
Hazel Sickles
Ida Frances Gabriel
Adrian Dickens
G. Nichols
Arthur Burchfield
Fannie McCathran
Viola McHarg
Woman's Society Meeting at Chauncey First Christian Church
The Woman's Society of the First Christian church Chauncey will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Guy Smith Drake for a planned gathering and activities.
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Woman's Society of the First Christian Church
Chauncey
Guy Smith
Drake Street
Condition of Mrs Roy Gabriel Improves After Surgery
CHAUNCEY October 20 The condition of Mrs Roy Gabriel of the Lower Plains is greatly improved. She is in White Cross hospital Columbus where she underwent a surgical operation several days ago for the removal of a tumor.
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Chauncey
Roy Gabriel
Lower Plains
Local Residents Return and Visit Notices
Mr and Mrs R C Walton return to Steubenville after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Charlie Stack Millfield attend Mrs Stack’s funeral in Nelsonville on Monday. Mr and Mrs F E Boudinott motor to McDougal Sunday to visit Mr Boudinott and Mrs T H Boudinott. Mr and Mrs Herman Theisen Jr Millfield visit relatives near Amesville Sunday.
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R. C. Walton
Steubenville
Charlie Stack
Millfield
Farmers Institute Set for Mt Hermon November 5 6
Sharpsburg invites residents to a two day farmers institute at Mt Hermon featuring speakers good music and refreshments. The message notes progress with a new road nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Mt. Hermon
Blood and Humors And The Body Inflammation
A fragmented historical note discusses how blood purity and humors affect health. It asserts that when the blood is free of humors the body stays nourished, but once humors contaminate blood its nourishing properties are lost and inflammation follows.
Local Social Notes Refer Footnote Visits and Journeys
The news item lists several social visits and travels. Mr and Mrs Leonard Harris Westerville and family stayed with the Musacks last week. G D Selby of Portsmouth visited cousin George Hanson. Workers joined Buckeye pipeline project near Pennsville and Gy nnanville. Joy to Amesville line completed. Martha Thompson visited Lillian Bardin. Bardin spent weekend with Wayne Edgerton near Cutler. Grange spelling contest held at Bartlett.
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Leonard Harris Westerville
Burns
G. D. Selby
Portsmouth
George Hanson
Pennsville
Ohio Fuel Company
Gynnanville
Joy
Amesville
Martha Thompson
Lillian Rardin
Lillian Bardin
Wayne Edgerton
Cutler
Bartlett
J. E. Humphreyville
George Athey
Williamstown
W. Vane
George Dickson
Frank Colerick
Pattons Mills
Andrew Coleman
Leota Strode
Vera
Burhl
Morgan County
Peden to Speak at YMCA Smoker for University Men
Ohio university officials announced a YMCA smoker Thursday evening in the men’s Union for all university men. Dea Peden the football coach and Stanley Roush a recent graduate will speak to foster better fellowship among students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peden
Ohio University
Dea. Peden
Stanley Roush
Ohio
Will
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Bank of Athens National Bank
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Russell McHarg
W. M. Sanderson
Lancaster Fair
George Gabriel, Jr
Charles Conrad
William Conrad
Moxahala
Floyd Barker
W. E. Cook
Kenneth
Ant Burchfield
Strouds Run
Charles McDonald
Faye
Maxine
Helen Murray
Hocking
James Murray
Black Fork
W. M. Gerber
Robert Graves
the Plains
Edward Winner
Luther Cruikshank
Main Street
Arthur Smith
Morrison Eisenangle
Jultonham
Holl ‘Courtney
Wilma Palmer
Edward Dahl
Wellston
Tillie Hall
M. B. Tucker
Ray Tucker
Frances Reeves
Hildreth Tucker
Fred Evener
Emmett Olbers
Myrtle Brown
Woman's Society
Chauncey Man
Sharpsburg
Mendoza Beaver
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