Forest Service Advances Nelsonville District Land Plan
The Forest Service reports about 16 000 acres optioned or approved for federal purchase in the Nelsonville district with 12 000 additional acres under option. Roughly 90 000 acres are listed for sale if a price is agreed. CCC and relief workers will drive a eight to ten year program including fire protection, timber work, land improvement, recreation sites, and road construction. A 110 foot fire tower near New Straitsville will aid fire discovery with a link to Nelsonville. permanent Camp Nelson site near Nelsonville advances with utilities and road work underway.
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Camp Nelson
Forest Service
CCC
Athens
Hocking
Perry
New Straitsville
Camp
Nelson
Johnson Hill
Ohio
Auto fire on Canal St caused by faulty fuse wiring
In Nelsonville a short circuit in the fuse wiring of Pete Simonton's car caused a minor blaze. The fire department responded on Canal Street Tuesday afternoon and reported no damage.
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Nelsonville
Pete Simonton
Canal St
Athens Attorney To Speak in Nelsonville
NELSONVILLE At Glenford Dugan Post 229 American Legion meeting at 7 30 tonight Commander Glenn Allen arranged Louis G Tyroller a Paris France Post No 1 member to speak about American soldiers who stayed in France after the Armistice and other experiences Tyroller now resides in Athens after years in France Lunch will be served following the meeting All post members urged to attend
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Glenn Allen
Louis G. Tyroller
Paris
France
Tyroller
Athens
United States
Miss Virginia Eberle to Teach in Bellevue Schools
Miss Virginia Lu Eberle daughter of Mr L J Eberle to depart Friday for Bellevue Ohio to teach elementary English in the city schools. She recently graduated from Ohio University in February.
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Bellevue Nelsonville
Virginia Lu Eberle
L. J. Eberle
Bellevue
Eberle
Ohio University
Murray City Schools Set to Open September 8
Murray City opens Tuesday September 8 for a half day at 6 90. Registration under Principal Richard Coleman and Superintendent H R George occurs Friday September 4 with schedules by grade. Miss Davis of Barnesville hired to teach home economics and English.
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Murray City
Board of Education
Principe Richard Coleman
H. R. George
Miss Davis
Barnesville
Boayd of Education
Nelsonville Social Notes Revisions and Visitors
Nelsonville social items list local visitors and gatherings. Columbus guests include Mrs. Hannah Parry and Miss Margaret Clark with Lulu and Charles. Pythian Sisters Lodge meeting postponed to September 10. Arizona visitors Mrs. Ollie Brown and Mrs. Marguerite Strong stay through Labor Day. Several families host in Buchtel and Cleveland as they travel between Columbus, Smithfield, and St Marys.
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Nelsonville
Hannah Parry
Lulu
Charles
Margaret Clark
Columbus
Parry
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Ollie Brown
Marguerite Strong
Tucson
Arizona
R. C. Graham
Grace Martin
Graham
Brown
Strong
Harry Rose
Ralph Bartholomew
Logan
Arthur Allen
New Lexington
K. P. Hickman
William
Murray City
Thomas Davis
Buchtel
Mayme Keplar
Jesse Allman
Harold Bridgeport
W. Va
Fred Garlengar
C H. Hall
Edgar Garlengar
Margot Allman
Smithfield
Ethel Matheny
Dan Shay
Cleveland
Helen
Tom Bay
Hazel
St. Marys
E. C. Dugan
Kimberly Is Winner Again
The Mead Oil team from Athens will be the attraction at Kimberly Park Thursday evening at 5 30. On Labor Day the Kimberly team will play a double header at Athens State Hospital. Friday evening at 5 30 Kimberly will play the Ohio Collieries at Glouster.
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Mead Oil
Athens
Kimberly Park
Kimberly
Athens State Hospital
Ohio Collieries
Glouster
Alma Bateman Birthday Celebration in Nelsonville
Mrs. George Bateman hosted a birthday party for her daughter Alma turning nine. Twelve local girls joined the afternoon of games and contests with Jane Ann Roberts of Logan as the only out of town guest. A nine-candle cake cooled beside ice cream as the celebration moved to the dining room at five.
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Nelsonville
George Bateman
Alma
Jane Ann Roberts
Logan
Eagles To Entertain Families Of Members
Nelsonville Aerie of Eagles hosts the second Family Night on Friday September 4 with bingo a musical program and free refreshments. The first session drew 300 attendees and organizers expect another large crowd with a door prize announced.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Aerie of Eagles
Hi Tri Society Meeting Details in Nelsonville
The Hi Tri Society of the Christian Church met at Annabelle Bussey on Madison Street Monday night. Grace North presented the worship program "Taking New Steps" and the hostess arranged the social portion. A refreshment course was served after the meeting.
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Nelsonville
Hi Tri Society of the Christian Church
Annabelle Bussey
Madison St
Grace North
Birthday Celebration for Detroit Guest at Dew Hotel
Joan Barrett, of Detroit, was honored by Mrs. L. B. Forney in Nelsonville with five little guests. The pink and white luncheon set the theme at the Dew Hotel, followed by a matinee outing for the group.
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Nelsonville
Joan Barrett
Detroit
Lottery Aided Cheshire Episcopal Academy Found
The Episcopal Academy of Cheshire, long defunct, was financed by a state authorized lottery, according to findings by the Cheshire Historical Society.
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Cheshire
U.P
Episcopal Academy of
Cheshire Historical Society
Glouster Kiwanis Plan Dam Project Hearing
Glouster Kiwanis Club discussed the East Branch Dam project and set a hearing for next Tuesday in Athens. L. W. Roberts of Athens and Robert Wilson of Zanesville attended as visitors. Next Tuesday the club meets at Trimble First Church of Christ with church ladies serving dinner.
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M. M. Murphy
First Church of
Rutland Social and Personal News Notes
Rutland social notes report visitors from Zanesville Columbus Cleveland Akron and Athens stopping by local residents. Names include Ted Polock George Collins C C Patterson Eli Denison Carl Denison Vernon Mills Velva May Evans John Spires B S Barrett Carrie Barrett Nora McNaughton Minnie Longstreth A E Barton Albert Bolin Everett Bolin Fred Winn Les Myers and others with trips to Steubenville New Brighton Buckeye Lake Washington D C Columbus and Guys Mills.
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Rutland
Ted Polock
Zanesville
George Collins
Columbus
William Clark
Clark Home
C.C. Patterson
Steubenville
New Brighton
Ross Beach
Charles
Akron
Eli Denison
Carl Denison
Vernon Mills
J. E. Evans
Velva May
John Spires
B. S. Barrett
Carrie Barrett
Cleveland
Virginia Nelle Pond
Washington D. H
Buckeye Lake
Don Murray
Guysmills
Clarence Murray
Howard Pond
Nora McNaughton
Minnie Longstreth
A. E. Barton
Albert Bolin
Everett Bolin
Athens
Fred Winn
Robert Brown
Les Myers
Girls Class Meets at Home of Miss Knight
The Junior Loyal Girls of the Church of Christ were entertained by Miss Barbara Knight at her Fairlawn Ave home with JoLavon Faires as president in charge. The meeting opened with Sunshine in My Soul and AActs scripture read by Florence Shepard followed by the Lord's Prayer. After a brief business session the Bible study was led by Mrs. Fred Kinney. Social hour featured games and refreshments for Florence Shepard Dorothy Stahl Mary Stahl Charlene Webb JoLavon Faires Barbara Knight and Mrs. Fred Kinney.
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Dorothy and
Mary Stahl
Charlene Webb
Joan Heck
JoLavon Faires
Fred Kinney
Barbara Knight
Illness and deaths ripple through Glouster families
Real trouble strikes the Glouster area as Mrs John Kulakow ski is rushed to White Cross Hospital Columbus with acute appendicitis. Her husband and others from the same neighborhood near Taylor Ridge share in a string of serious illnesses and a death.
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Glouster
John Kulakowski
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Kulakowski
Alex Spurgus
Victor Paskevitch
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Jacob Bykofsky
Paskevitch
Taylor Ridge
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr Burris on Sixty Sixth
A birthday dinner was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs Charles Burris on Sunday for Mr Burris. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Burris Mr and Mrs Harry Reed and daughter Alice Mr and Mrs Elias Clark and son Paul Wesley Dunlap James Dunlap Mr and Mrs Ralph Culp and Columbus.
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Trimble
Charles Burris
Burris
Edward Burris
Harry Reed
Alice
Elias Clark
Paul
Wesley Dunlap
James Dunlap
Ralph Culp
Columbus
Glouster Homer Grange Meets Friday Night
Homer Grange will meet at the Mountville high school building Friday at 7 30 o clock for a regular session and program.
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Glouster
Homer Grange
Mountville
Glouster Bible Lecture Notice at McLeish School
A free Bible lecture will be given Sunday afternoon at 2 30 by R W Hull of Crooksville. The topic is Earth's Great Coming Glory.
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Glouster
McLeish School
R. W. Hull
Crooksville
Glouster residents return from visits and trip
Miss Rita Rice returned Saturday from Lancaster where she visited Mr and Mrs George Bowes and family and from New Lexington where she visited Mr and Mrs Fred Mooney and children. Coach Bernard Sadosky and Mrs Sadosky with their little son also returned Sunday from Cleveland where they spent the summer.
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Glouster
Rita Rice
George Bowes
Lancaster
Fred Mooney
New Lexington
Bernard Sadosky
Glouster High School
Spencer Ridge Social And Personal Notes
Pauline Ines was the weekend guest of Bernice White. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carrigan and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shepard. Reverend Spencer will preach at Spencer Ridge Church Sunday morning and evening. Bernice White and Pauline Ines visited Mrs. Mary Dew and daughter.
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Spencer Ridge
Pauline Ines
Bernice White
Dale Dew
Fred Carrigan
Ralph Shepard
Dwight Hatfield
Columbus
Dessie Spencer
Spencer
Spencer Ridge Church
Charles Zarley
John Standley
Mary Dew
Pauline Wright
Corning
0. C Davis
Eugene Post
Sylvia Post
Shannon Rites Will Be Held Thursday
Funeral services for Rufus Shannon victim of the railroad crossing accident in Jacksonville will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM at the Jacksonville M E Church with the Rev Ray Green in charge Burial will follow at Maplewood Cemetery Survivors include his wife four children his mother Mrs Cora Shannon Trimble two sisters Mrs T J Thomas Deanville Mrs James Judson Guysville and one brother Arthur Shannon Trimble
Legion Auxiliary meet at Glouster hall with potluck
American Legion Auxiliary gathers at the Glouster Legion hall Thursday night at 7 30 for a business session followed by a potluck lunch. A good attendance is expected.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Woman Kills Viper in Glouster Yard
Mrs. Mary Wahl of Glouster killed a sunning viper across her rear yard walk. She crushed the snake's head with a brick while alone and ill. Reports say several snakes have appeared in the neighborhood with this being the first viper killed.
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Glouster
Mary Wahl
Merritt Family Visit Ends As They Return Home
Mrs. C. L. Merritt and two children Terry and Jimmie spent two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams in Glouster. Mr. Merritt joined them Saturday to accompany the family home to Detroit.
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Glouster
C. L. Merritt
Terry
Jimmie
Detroit
Scoutmaster and nine Scouts Return From Ramseysburg Camp
Scoutmaster Walter Gayton Jr of Troop 72 and nine scouts returned Sunday night from a Muskingum River camping trip at Ramseysburg. The group included Paul Waldeck Dean Peugh William Peugh Herbert McDonald Billy Zimmer Sammie Gayton Theodore Williams Bob Johnson and Paul Brown.
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Glouster
Walter Gayton, Jr
Ramseysburg
Muskingum River
Paul Waldeck
Dean Peugh
William Peugh
Herbert McDonald
Billy Zimmer
Sammie Gayton
Theodore Williams
Bob Johnson
Paul Brown
Rita Rice Visits in New Lexington and Lancaster
Miss Rita Rice returned from a visit with Mr and Mrs Fred Mooney at New Lexington and with Mr and Mrs George Bowes at Lancaster.
Church of Christ Home-Coming Set for Oct 11
Glouster Church of Christ announces a home-coming on Sunday October 11 preceded by gospel services led by Rev. David P. Morris.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
David P. Morris
Doctor Hyde Injured at Home in Columbus Street Fall
Dr. Hubert Hyde is confined to his home on E Columbus St. with a fractured left kneecap after slipping in the basement Saturday evening and striking the cement floor.
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Nelsonville
Hubert Hyde
E. Columbus St
Hyde
There Are 27 Known Moons in Our Solar System
A report notes that 27 moons have been identified orbiting planets in the solar system. The count reflects confirmed natural satellites at the time of the article and highlights ongoing discoveries.
English Cottage Home for Two or Three in Small House Style
A compact English cottage designed for convenience and economy outlines a two story plan ideal for two, with a first floor bedroom that can serve multiple roles and a second floor with two bedrooms and a bath. Built with stone and timber, the 16 200 cubic foot house would cost about 5100 to build and plans are available from the Building Editor. Meteors cannot be seen until they enter the earth's atmosphere and become heated by friction.
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New Rupture Method Offers Free $3.50 Truss
A Kansas City doctor claims a new rupture treatment works quickly and offers a 30 day trial with a free $3.50 truss. If it helps, keep it. if not, return the method and keep the truss. Write E. O. Koch at 4752 Koch Bldg, 2906 Main St, Kansas City, Missouri.
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Koch
Main St
Old Timers Rally To 6 2 Victory Over Longstreth
The 614 Timers led by Dr. Walker defeated Longstreth 6 to 2 on Tuesday night at Longstreth. Battery for Old Timers was Jonas and Christian with Gallington and Dane for Longstreth. It was a pitching duel as veterans won five of seven meetings this season. Next, Old Timers face Camp Nelson at Buchtel Thursday.
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Nelsonville
Dr. Walker
Longstreth
Jonas
Christian
Gallington
Dane
Camp Nelson
Buchtel
vast armory thefts report long term gun and ammo losses
Over six years criminals stole two thousand guns and 300000 rounds of ammunition from government armories and related facilities. The summary notes persistent thefts across locations where arms are stored, highlighting ongoing security gaps and the scale of the losses.
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