Nelsonville gas rate clash questioned by council
Nelsonville's City Council debated a proposed 45 cent local gas rate at a special meeting. Ohio Fuel Gas Co district manager Frank W. Phillips warned the ordinance would prompt a new rate schedule to be set by the Public Utilities Commission. Local solicitor Mettler urged delay citing political feel, while Mayor Holland and councilors noted inflation and rising costs as reasons to postpone action.
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Nelsonville
G. Holland
G. W. Pearce
Frank W. Phillips
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Public Utilities Commission
Phillips
Mettler
Harry Mettler
Boss
Pearce
Keplar
Anerson
Holland
Phillipe
Marietta
Columbus
Logan
Special Council Committee
Chillicothe
Sugar Grove
Glouster Eleven Caps Big Six Title With 19 0 Win
Glouster Tomcats dominated New Lexington 19 to 0 to clinch the Big Six football championship. Key plays included a 20 yard pass to McCreanor and a late second-half touchdown set by a McAllister pass and Woods lateral. The victory featured heavy penalties and a rotating lineup as Glouster outplayed the Perry County club throughout.
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Glouster
Kermit Blosner
Tomcats
New Lexington High
Tomecats
Crookeville
New Concord
Crookaville
Perry County
Tanga
Tombcats
McAllister
McCreanor
Williams
Lexington
Zimmer
Grouster
Tomenta
Joe Williams
Woods
Perry
Zimmers
New Lex
Perry County Boys
Tomcat
Blosser
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Reception for New minister Boroff at Glouster church
A reception for Rev. F. G. Boroff and Mrs. Boroff was held at the M E Church in Glouster Wednesday night. John Blower chaired a program with songs, addresses, solos, and duets by local residents and clergy, ending with a benediction and refreshments in the social room.
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John Blower
Boroff
Thomas W. Figley
Glouster Schools
Misa Alice McAfooes
Atty
George W. Rose
John Binderbasin, Jr
M. M. Murphy
Kirby
Gertrude Pride
Snyder
David P. Morris
Church of Christ
Murvey Brothers In Illness and Death Linked to Surgery
Louis Murvey aged 22 was taken to St Francis Hospital Columbus Thursday by local ambulance for an appendicitis operation. His brother James Murvey died Tuesday from peritonitis after an appendicitis operation. funeral held today at 2 o clock.
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Gloubter
Louis Murvey
St Francis Mospital
Columbus
James Murvey
St. Francis Hospital
Injured Woman Hurt in New Lexington Glouster Game
Mrs. Violet Morris was bumped by several players and knocked down when a ball went out of bounds in the New Lexington Gloucester game Thursday. She injured her right ankle and knee. X ray pictures will be taken today to determine the full extent of the injuries.
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Glouster
Violet Morris
Morris
Halloween Frolic To Raise Funds For Trimble High
Jacksonville Trimble High School and the P T A finance committee plan an old time Halloween party and fall frolic at the gym next Wednesday evening. Boxing and wrestling will headline the entertainment plus basketball foul shooting contests candy and soft drinks. A literary and musical program and lunch stand with doughnuts and sandwiches are planned. Prizes will be awarded for best masked persons adult and child and most comical makeup with all masks removed at 8 30.
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Trimble
Jacksonville Trimble High School
P. T. A. Finance Committee
Pioneer Resident of York Township Recalls Early Days
Nelsonville residents recall coal boats on the Hocking Canal and the first Hocking Valley Railroad train through memories of Henry Wallace born 1853 in Virginia. The 82 year old miner remembers UMWA roots, Jr. O U A M, and valley life before modern development. Also announced is the birth of a son, Frank Richard II, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bonifield at Charlington Hospital Logan.
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Kimberly
Nelsonville
Hocking Canal
Hocking Valley
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Virginia
Sarah
William Wallace
Sarah Webb
Burley
Clifford
William
Dowl
Columbus
Bird Brickles
Overton
Hazel Corn
Margaret Moore
Sarah Lee
Athens
Dave
Frank Bonifield
Louise Johnson
Frank Richard
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
A. B. Johnson
Frank Minner
Frank 8. Grones
Nelsonville Briefs and Local Visits
Mrs. Ralph Orr and her son Granville visit relatives while Mr. Orr attends the Southeastern Teachers meeting in Athens. Mrs. E. B. Bell returns from New Lexington. Mrs. C. M. Beasley and daughter Mary of Marion plan a weekend visit with Mrs. Bell.
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Ralph Orr
Granville
Orr
Athens
E. EB. Bell
New Lexington
C. M. Beasley
Mary
Marion
Woman's Relief Corps Meeting in Nelsonville
Nelsonville notes the Woman's Relief Corps will hold a meeting Monday at 7 pm in the I O O F Hall. Initiation is planned and a large attendance is urged by organizers.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
Halloween Party Held by Class 21 at Nelsonville
The Methodist Sunday School Class No. 21 enjoyed its annual Halloween party on Washington Street. Hostess Mrs. Earl Campbell decorated with corn fodder and pumpkins. Mrs. George Kilpatrick, county recorder and former class member, attended. Twenty-seven members and teacher Mrs. Carl Coakley joined a potluck dinner and bingo, with home-made candy prizes.
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Nelsonville
The
Methodist Sunday School
Earl Campbell
Washington Street
Georgia Kilpatrick
Carl Coakley
Campbell
Night 7 Day Report on Fors Car Incident
A fragmented report notes Cari Fors involved after a car machine incident on Rend y Street and ongoing observations. Details are unclear from the readable text.
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Cari Fors
Rendy Street
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Sherlock Holmes
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Goldiuynae
Parker Bros. Music Co
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Russell
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