Routine actions mark Nelsonville school board meeting
Nelsonville city board of education met to approve bills and set tuition at 75 for out of district high students and 36 for elementary grades with seventh and eighth grades treated as elementary. Mary Davis received permission to continue religious education classes at her High street home. Teachers will attend Southeastern Ohio Teachers association sessions in Athens next Thursday through Saturday.
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Nelsonville
City Board of Education
Mary Davis
High Street
Southeastern Ohio Teacher's Association
Athens
Poston Is Kiwanis Speaker Wednesday
Nelsonville Kiwanis heard Charles Poston describe his abroad trip to Pompeii. He explained Pompeii was buried by ash rather than lava and that inhabitants were warned by prior experience to seek safety. Next week Ad Topp, a world famous life shot, will entertain at the regular meeting with an exhibition.
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Nelsonville
Charles Poston
Kiwanis Club
Pompeii
Ad’ Topp
New Arrival in Nelsonville Named Charles James
Mr and Mrs Guy Ridenhour announce the birth of a nine and one half pound son in Nelsonville on October 23. The baby has been named Charles James.
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Nelsonville
Guy Ridenhour
Charles James
Local residents on brief trips and visits
Mrs. Ed Spray departed for Petersburg Ind after visiting here and at Monday. Mrs. Will Wright returned to Columbus after a visit with daughter Mrs. Frank Betts. Charles Weltzheimer of Delaware is home for the weekend to see the Ohio university Wes leyan game. Mrs. C J Hill of Bridgeport left Thursday for Columbus to visit her daughter Mrs Cable Gibson en route home after a visit here with her daughter Mrs Gerald Nelson. Henry Verity and daughters Beth Lucille Jane Betty were Thursday guests of Mrs C A Hooper in Athens.
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Ed Spray
Petersburg
Ind
Will Wright
Columbus
Frank Betts
Charles Weltzheimer
Delaware
C. J. Hill
Bridgeport
Cable Gibson
Gerald Nelson
Henry Verity
Beth
Lucille
Jane
Betty Verity
C. A. Hooper
Athens
Two Cars Collide Near Nelsonville Injuries Reported
A crash on the pike below Nelsonville involved L. R. Powell of the city and Mr. Brown of Jackson Michigan. The Ford sedan carrying Brown his wife and five children overturned toward traction tracks. Mrs Brown suffered facial cuts from glass. the front wheels were demolished but injuries are not serious and they will continue after repairs.
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Nelsonville
L. R. Powell
Local union plans meeting on mine transfer in Floodwood
Local union No. 2349 of Mine 26 Floodwood announces a 1 PM meeting at the Floodwood store on Monday October 23 to ballot members for transfer to another mine. Secretary John Carey urges attendance.
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Nelsonville
Floodwood
John Carey
Buchtel Defeats Junior High in season opener
Nelsonville junior high traveled to Buchtel for the first game of the season. Buchtel won 18 to 14 with two Buchtel touchdowns and a late score by Silcott to Wion. White scored for Nelsonville on a 45 yard run and White added the extra point.
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Nelsonville
Buchtel
Buchtel High
Junior High
Local boosters travel in force for game
A large group of boosters from the local school traveled to support the team on a key away trip. Their turnout reflects strong community backing and enthusiasm for the contest.
Local Kiwanis Hear Talk by T. N. Hoover
Professor T. N. Hoover spoke at the Glouster Kiwanis noon meeting on the proposed taxation amendment for November. Four visitors attended including members from Athens Kiwanis. The lunch and musical program were praised. the club will shift next week to an evening meeting. A Halloween masquerade and a dance at Moose Hall and Red Men hall were announced with Lawson’s Orchestra providing entertainment.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
T. N. Hoover
W. E. Moler
F. R. Beasley
Mr. Ruelson
Athens Kiwanis Club
Hoover
Kiwanis Club
M. M. LeFavor
The
Church of Christ
County Session Held Here by Missionary Society
Glouster October 28 The County Convention of the Athens District Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at the Methodist church in this city with strong attendance. The afternoon session included a program of readings and reports.
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Glouster
Athens
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Take two tablets every three hours for three doses. The first dose eases symptoms, the second and third aim to break up the cold. Pleasant and safe with no quinine or opiates. Widely used and guaranteed by druggists, price thirty five cents.
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Pape
Good Producer Is Brought In Near Trimble
A Riley Morris farm well east of Trimble showed promise of at least ten barrels per day after Wednesday activity. The Berea sand at about 1200 feet yielded oil and gas, with pumping to begin immediately. A New Straitsville group of experienced oil men drilled the well and plans call for a second well to be started at once.
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Glouster
Riley Morris
Trimble
Berea
New Straitsville
Oil prospects seen on Morris farm lease in risked field
Oil expansion appears likely as Logan Oil and Gas plans to spud a well on a Morris farm lease. The new site lies 350 yards west of the residence and 800 yards from a much older well that produced oil but was ruined by salt water. The Morris property, once the Riley Lewis farm, changed hands this year after long Lewis family possession.
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Ris
Logan Ol and Gas Company
Morris
Riley Lewis
Lewis
Two Nights for Celebrating in Glouster
Oct 23. Hallowe en pranks will not be tolerated for a week. Mayor Park says offenders will be turned over to juvenile court. Youths may observe Halloween only on Oct 30 and 31 as city announces two nights for celebration.
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Glouster
Mayor Park
Property safety pledge on two nights
A note asserts that during two nights no property damage should occur, underscoring a community pledge to maintain order and protect local assets.
Bubonic plague death toll in India exceeds ten million over 30 years
Over the past three decades more than 10 million people in India have died from bubonic plague, signaling a severe and prolonged public health crisis. The figure underscores the persistent danger and regional impact of the outbreak.
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India
Resting Easier for Mercy Hospital Patient Don Millikan
Don C. Millikan, only child of Mr and Mrs C C Millikan, lies in Mercy hospital after being struck by his own car last Monday. He suffered a broken neck and paralysis from the waist down but can now use his arms as doctors take an X ray to assess internal injuries.
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Don C. Millikan
C. C. Millikan
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Millikan
Injury Update Pending After X Ray Reveals Fracture
Report notes a vertebra fracture and that a detailed account will follow once the X ray image is completed and the operation has been fully planned. Further details are expected after diagnostic imaging.
Roslyn Packing Plant Fire Roars Through Virginia Village
A fire devastated Roslyn on the Virginia side of the Potomac burning the local packing plant. Damage was estimated at 300000 dollars as residents narrowly escaped a total loss.
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Washington
Roslyn
Virginia
Potomac
Thames Tunnel to London to Use 37000 Tons Cast Iron
About 37 000 tons of cast iron will be used to complete a tunnel under the Thames River to London. The project proceeds with substantial material delivery and construction planning.
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Thames River
London
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Elizabeth Gordon
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Joe
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