Community Know-How Emphasized By Speaker McKay
F. M. McKay of Athens urged Nelsonville Board of Trade members to know their community. He cited surveys of natural resources labor, taxes, schools, churches, sites, and transportation as keys to attracting industry. Barton Hall announced plans for a State Route 31 Association.
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Nelsonville
F. M. McKay
Athens
Nelsonville Board of Trade
American Legion
McKay
Barton Hall
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Buchtel Girls Battle Carbon Hill Tonight In Softball
The Buchtel girls’ team hosts Carbon Hill tonight after a 19 to 0 win over Haydenville on Tuesday at Buchtel ground. This marks their sixth game of the season with a large crowd in attendance.
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Buchtel
Carbon Hill
Buchtel Girls
Haydenville Girls
Old Timers to Play Bchtel Friday in Chauncey
Sept 3 report says Dr. Walker's OM Timers will face the Chauncey baseball team Friday evening at Chauncey, with the contest set as an early season matchup.
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Buchtel
Dr. Walker
Chauncey
Police Chief Attends Ohio Chiefs Meeting in Columbus
Nelsonville report notes Police Chief George Bateman attended a meeting of the Ohio Police Chiefs Association in Columbus yesterday, signaling continued engagement with regional law enforcement leadership.
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Nelsonville
George Bateman
Columbus
Ohio Police Chiefs’ Association
Dinner Guests Include Notables From Across States
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson hosted a Monday dinner at 57 East Washington Street. The guest list featured Mr. and Mrs. E. S. McCune of Cleveland, Mrs. Donald Thrift of Phoenix, Ariz., and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cooley with Miss Vivian Roscoe.
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Frank Jackson
East Washington Street
E. S&s. McCune
Cleveland
Donald Thrift
Phoenix, Ariz
W. L. Cooley
Vivian Roscoe
E. E. Club Meets at Mrs Warringtons Home
The E. E. Club gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs. Warringtons Walnut Street home with nine members attending. A social hour featured games and contests and refreshments were served by the hostess.
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E. E. Club
Club Meeting Postponed To September 11
The W. E. A. Club meeting with Mrs. Myrtle Tennihill of Laurel Run, originally scheduled for Friday evening, has been postponed to Friday evening September 11.
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Myrtle Tennihill
Laurel Run
Becky Anne Rosser Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Becky Anne Rosser daughter of KE E Rosser at 66 West Franklin Street held a Wednesday afternoon party with games refreshments and a large six candle birthday cake. Twenty six guests attended including out of town visitors Mary Anne Spencer of Kingswood West Virginia and Martha Ellen Shannon of Athens. Pink white theme and rubber ball favors featured in the celebration. York Grange No 2436 to meet Friday at 7 30 p m at Grange Hall Oak Grove.
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James Sharp
Columbus
Frank Tedrow, Jr
Glenn Allen
Mary Zo Bowers
Donald Thrift
Phoenix
Arizona
John Roscoe
Roscoe
B. W. Lawson
Pon Bill
Bob Hall
Frank Shay
Carl Coakley
Rachel Katherine
W. H. Barton
Billy
Bainbridge
Ohio
Columbednesday
Coakley
Barton
John Moony
Mooney
Ireland
Wendell Kelly, Jr
Motor
Las Vegas
Nevada
Charles K. Grammer
Elise
Inez Courtney
Katherine
Paul
Courtney
White Cross Hospital
A. J. Wilson
Huntington
W. Va
Joe Kennedy
E. C. Schloss
Walsh
Pat Shannon
Martha Ellen
Athens
Ruth Gilbert
Lumbus
R. M. Edgar
Ella Six
James Pickett
E. M. Gilbert
Ughter Royal
Ailbert
M. Edgar
Anna Nelson
Dolph Nelson
Lit Marghter
Indian River City
Hore
Combus
C. S. Mechem
Mae Linton
Lucille Beott
Max Linton
Becky Anne Rosser
KE. E. Rosser
West Franklin Street
Little Friends
Martha Ellen Shannon
Becky Ann
D T Club To Meet
The Drill Team Club of the W B A meets this evening at 7 30 at Mrs Ivan Matheny's home on Madison Street.
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D. T
Ivan Matheny
Madison Street
Nelsonville City Council Meets September 8
Nelsonville council schedules its regular September meeting for Tuesday evening September 8 due to the holiday on Monday.
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Nelsonvill
Nelsonville
McSweeney to Report on Meigs County Evictions
John McSweeney state welfare director said he will report to Governor White the results of his investigation into alleged mal-administration of justice by Meigs County officials over miners eviction from company houses. He may delay until next week due to the governor's travels and the State Fair. He visited Hobson Pity-Me and Pomeroy, mining villages cited in the probe.
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Columbus
U.P
John McSweeney
White
Meigs County
McSweeney
Hobson
Pity-Me
Pomeroy
Corn Borer Quarantine Expanded to West Virginia Roads
Inspection stations along roads from Gallia County into Lawrence County and areas of West Virginia enforce a corn borer quarantine this summer. Uniform inspectors stop vehicles to check for prohibited products including corn broomcorn sorghum and sudan grass and require permits or certificates for movement. corn on the cob is never certified. The program runs until September to curb artificial spread of the pest.
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Ohio
Gallia County
Lawrence County
Springfield
Scouting to Determine Spread of Corn Borer
Field force works across Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and more as scouts study the pest. Department of Agriculture will announce season results. Control relies on removing debris and crop remnants with department devices. Only a one generation borer found in Ohio, two generation strain in New England threatens broader plant life.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Federal
Department of Agriculture
New England
Rare orangutans arrive at Philadelphia Zoo
Sept 3 report describes two adult orangutans and a baby named Alberto now housed in cages at the Philadelphia zoo. The trio is among the world’s rarest anthropoid apes and the first captive-born orangutan at large in the United States, Guas and Guaaina also noted for their rarity. They were transported from Havana Cuba by special car as part of a famous collection.
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Philadelphia
Ittle Alberto
Guas
Guaaina
United States
Havana
Cuba
Collee
Most Colorful Figures of Shipping World Unite in Battle for Control
San Francisco reporters note Captain Robert Dollar and Kenneth D. Dawson in a favorable position over eastern interests as the Shipping Board contemplates a sale to the Dollar group. The deal would add two new liners, ten ships, and the Leviathan to the Dollar fleet, with the President Hoover sailing to the Orient on its maiden voyage.
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Line
San Francisco
U.P
United States
Robert Dollar
Dollar Lines of
Kenneth D. Dawson
Pacific-Atlantic Line
States Steamship Company of
Portland, Ore
International Mercantile Marine Line
Kermit Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Shipping Board
Dollar
Dawson
Leviathan
Dollar Group
President Hoover
Orient
President Coolidge
Scotland Yard Considers Palm Prints for ID
Scotland Yard weighs adding palm and footprint records to fingerprint files. In a Wimbledon case, detectives were allowed to present palm prints found on a safe after a burglary as evidence of identification.
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London
U.R
Scotland Yard
Wimbledon
Orang Utan Baby Given Safe Home After Mother's Sacrifice
Madame Rosalia Abreu who cared for the orang utans on her estate died recently and left orders that the sea have first pick. A ferocious Guan roared but fled from fire as a burning paper forced him to enter. The mother orangutan entered willingly to protect her baby. The infant is doing well in the new home and Emerson Browne hopes it may grow to resemble its parents.
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Alberto
Philadelphia
America
Rosalia Abreu
Guan
Ihe
Emerson Browne
I00
Papa
Mamma Orangutan
Madame Abreu
Apa
Father Comes To Son's Aid in Naval Academy Case
Haddon Heights New Jersey September report states Midshipman George R K Fink, one of four Naval Academy students allowed to resign after issues on the European cruise, is leaving amid his refusal to reveal a classmate. The father, Weasley Fink, confirms the liquor incident aboard the ship.
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Haddon Heights
N. J
Sept
George Rk, Fink
Naval Academy
Weasley Fink
Midshipmen Faces Possible Resignations Over Liquor Rule
Dispatches from Washington report belief there is little chance of reinstatement for Navy midshipmen who violated the academy liquor rule. In the past, violators were often given another chance, but current statements suggest stricter enforcement.
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Mediterranean
Fink
Gul
Washington
Midshipmen
Academy
Students Join In Fare Strike In Pa Near Pittsburgh
Almost 200 students from Hays Pennsylvania went on strike to protest parents refusing full fares to Pittsburgh area schools. Students waited at streetcar stops and refused to ride when motormen demanded fares. The board had previously paid 80 percent of fares, but on the opening day only half was paid. Parents said many could not pay the full amount.
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Pittsburgh
Hays
Board of Education
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