Bituminous Coal Production Rises 6.6 Percent in Week
Nelsonville reports the United States Bureau of Mines weekly output for the week ended August 27 at 9,744,000 net tons including lignite and coke, up 6.6 percent from the prior week. Early figures hint that car loading on August 29 and 30 was about two percent higher than the same days last week. Mrs Henry Sparks and daughter Betty Jane of Haydenville are noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
United States Bureau of Mines
SUCCESS annual reunion and home coming at Connett
The event drew many attendees from several sections. Morning service led by the King's Men of Nelsonville. Dinner was served in the grove. Afternoon program featured a six girl song group and selections by Siddle Patton and Hashman. Rev. Cooper delivered the principal address and left for conference, with Charles Hashman guiding services in his absence.
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Nelsonville
Connett
King’s Men
Siddle
Patton
Hashman
Cooper
Charles Hashman
Nelsonville Public Schools Open for Fall and Winter Term
Nelsonville public schools opened this morning with a full teaching staff for the fall and winter term. Enrollment figures for the various buildings will be released when available.
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Nelsonville
Quiet Labor Day in Nelsonville Sends Residents Abroad
Labor Day passed quietly in Nelsonville with many residents attending Glouster festivities. Others used the double holiday for short trips. no automobile accidents were reported locally.
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Nelsonville
Glouster
Local Riders Enter Eastern Horse Show in Rochester
Joe B. Davis Miss Ellen Davis and Billy Davis travel from Nelsonville to Rochester New York this week to attend a major eastern horse show where Mr Davis has two horses entered.
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Nelsonville
Joe B. Davis
Ellen Davis
Billy Davis
Rochester
N. Y
Mr. Davis
Warren Family Reunion Held In Nelsonville
The Warren family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Warren in Nelsonville. Dinner was served to James Warren and son Clyde, Charles Warren and daughter Mary Belle, Sam Warren and daughter Margaret Ann, Harry Morris, all of Nelsonville, and Fred Vaulman and daughters Reva and Doris, plus son Roy, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
John Warren
Nelsonville
James Warren
Clyde
Charles Warren
Mary Belle
Sam Warren
Margaret Ann
Harry Morris
Fred Vaulman
Reva
Doris
Roy
Sunday Dinner Guests At Daugherty Home
Mr and Mrs Alva Daugherty hosted a Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs William Winters Mr and Mrs Joe Winters Taylor Station Miss Frances Sommers Mrs Julia Stage and Harry Sage.
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Alva Daugherty
William Winters
Joe Winters
Taylor Station
Frances Sommers
Julia Stage
Harry Sage
Miss Ella Johnston Hosts Taffy Party for Friends
Miss Ella Johnston entertained a group of friends at her home Saturday night at a taffy party. Refreshments were served to guests including the Misses Bessie Brady Menlo Brady Elizabeth Brady Helen McClellan Nellie Morrison and the Messrs Clarence Gleason Harvey Speelman Raymond Brady George Brady Gilbert Glover Elmer Siddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Johnston
Bessie Brady
Menlo Brady
Elizabeth Brady
Helen McClellan
Nellie Morrison
Clarence Gleason
Harvey Speelman
Raymond Brady
George Brady
Gilbert Glover
Elmer Siddle
Ohio Fuel Gas moves office to new Washington street address
Ohio Fuel Gas announces relocation from 41 W. Washington street to 43 W. Washington street after about twenty years in the current space. The move creates room for the gas appliance department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio Fuel Gas
Washington Street
W. Washington Street
Multiple Louisvillian and Ohio guests visit local families
The notice lists numerous visits and departures as residents hosted relatives from Barberton Frost Steubenville Columbus Madison W Va and Covington Ky. It mentions Florence Ervin taking a special education post in Lancaster and Charles Cook preparing for college in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Ervin
Lancaster
Boys’ Industrial School
Charles Monks
Austin Kentner
Charles Cook
Ada
Ed. Mills
Will Anderson
Morey Pedigo
Edward Pedigo
Preston Haller
George Stack
Barberton
C. E. Stack
Millfield
Ed. Morris
Frost
Donald Riley
Steubenville
Andrew Riley
Margaret
Falco
John Riley
Mary Louise
Bobby
Frank Seibert
Columbus
Leoline Seibert
E. M. Gilbert
Ella Johnston
Elizabeth Brady
Ed Fiske
Fred Freer
Logan
W. Va
D. N. Gorsuch
Huntington
Virginia Phillips
P. B. Verity
Frank Freer
Jean
Fred Eddington
Martha
Madison
Ed Crouse
Elda
Edgar Crouse
Cleveland
W. H. Grady
Louisville
Vivian Mae
T. E. Wells
H. S. Huenefeld
Elsie
Covington, Ky
Charles Huenefeld
Charles Jr
Billy
Cincinnati
Local families enjoy weekend visits and reunions
James Dow and son Junior visited Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kelch in Columbus. Leonard Cooley attended the ninth reunion of the 37th Division in Columbus. The Rev L G Matheny stayed with his daughter Mrs Pride in Glouster. Numerous guests from Shelbyville to Detroit visited relatives, and trips included a 2200 mile motor journey to Kansas.
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Robert Huenefeld
James Dow
Columbus
Phil Kelch
Leonard Cooley
Ll. G. Matheny
Ff Pride
Glouster
Ands Ayeh* Riggs
Shelbyville
Donald
G. White
Clayton ‘Murphy
C. L. Pensyle
Pensyle
Leesburg
Roy Waltkinburg
Detroit
Mich
C. FE. Washburn
Roy
Earl
Stelen
Richard Gibson
Kansas
Otho Shaw
Walbridge
D. Chapman
Elizabeth Cooley
Byre@h Phillips
Clarence Johnson
Max
Tippiecanoe City
Athens man dies suddenly at Meigs fair grounds
Donald Hooper 40 of Athens died around 3 AM at Rocksprings fair grounds Pom ery, heart trouble listed as cause. He was a fair concession man from Caldwell with helpers. Widow Belle Selby Hooper and son Charles 14 survive along with his father and siblings. Funeral held at Clark's Chapel Athens.
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Donald Hooper
Stimpson Avenue
Athens
Rocksprings
Pomeroy
Hooper
Caldwell
Belpre
Ewing
Stimson Avenue
Clark's
G. Co. Johnson
Church of God
Belle Selby
Charles
Charles Hooper
Taylor Ridge
Herb
Darrell
Katherine McKinley
Logan
Seven Charged in Fatal shooting at Junction City
Seven defendants faced first degree murder charges in New Lexington for the fatal shooting of Grant Weakley, a Junction City brick plant guard. Alleged accomplices named include Mrs Emogene Kellogg, James Waters, Beaumont Sowers, and George Vernies, connected to Patrick Riley and Fred Kellogg convictions.
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New Lexington
U.P
Grant Weakley
Junction City
Patrick Riley
Fred Kellogg
Emogene Kellogg
James Waters
Newark
Beaumont Sowers
Cincinnati
George Vernies
Detroit
Collision At Lower Plains Leads To Two Inebriation Arrests
Collision between a William Andrews Athens driven car and a Beasley garage gasoline truck at Lower Plains yesterday afternoon led to arrests for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and intoxication. George Fleming drove the truck. Deputy Sheriff Clyde O. Gibbons and Constable I. P. Tucker made the arrests, with no noon arrangements reported.
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William Andrews
Athens
Beasley
Lower Plains
Andrews
John Lowry
Glouster
George Fleming
Lowry
Clyde O. Gibgon
I. P. Tucker
Marriage Licenses Issued in Probate Court
Marriage licenses issued over the weekend include Dale Charles Whipple 24 of Pomeroy and Helen Leifheit 21 of Athens, with Rev. Miles Hoon officiating. Also Jesse Charles Hall 39 of Gloucester and Gladys A. Peugh 31 of Gloucester. George Celenko 31 of Cleveland and Catherine Hoisington 18 of Athens Road 2. Pearl Helwig designated to officiate.
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Dale Charles Whipple
Pomeroy
Andrew Whipple
Helen Leifheit
Athens
Frank Leifheit
Jesse Charles Hall
Glouster
Gladys A. Peugh
Miles Hoon
George Celenko
Cleveland
Frank Celen
Joint Meeting Of Athens And Glouster Kiwanis Clubs
The Athens Kiwanis and Glouster Kiwanis Club plan a joint evening in Glouster with the Athens club providing the program and attendance prizes. Miss Genevieve Apgar of Ohio University will read a short one act play, and songs will be led by the Glouster group.
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Athens Kiwanians
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Glouster
Athens Club
Genevieve Apgar
Ohio University
Woman Injured in State and Court Street Car Crash
Mrs EF C Tribe, 72 Central Avenue, injured in an automobile collision at State and Court streets yesterday morning. Her husband, driving the Tribe car, collided with Mrs Raymond Ayres of Lancaster Street. Tribe suffered severe muscle bruises and torn ligaments in the right arm, with undetermined extent. X ray to be taken tomorrow. Right rear wheel and fender of the Tribe car damaged. radiator and lights of the Ayres car damaged.
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EF. C. Tribe
Central Avenue
State and
Court Streets
Tribe
Raymond
Ayres
Lancaster Street
Young Danish Author Proposes Self Electrocution Test
Thorkild Barfod, a Danish author, offers to undergo the same electrocution method used on Sacco and Vanzetti to prove electricity does not kill. He requires a physician present to revive him and newspaper reporters to witness, amid Denmark’s debate on whether death results from the shock or medical aftercare.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Thorkild Barfod
Sacco
Vanzetti
Politken
Claudius
Barfod
Operators Seek Permanent Restraining Order in Open-Shop Conflict
In Steubenville Ohio today counsel for the United Mine Workers asked the federal court for a permanent order to bar union sympathizers from interfering with mining. Operators allege a conspiracy between the international and state bodies to keep coal from flowing at open-shop mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
U.P
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Hough
Two Trans Atlantic Flights Planned From Old Orchard
On September 6 1930 two nonstop flights were slated from Old Orchard Maine. Pilots Phil Wood and A Schiller aimed for Windsor England in the Royal Windsor monoplane while Lloyd Bertaud and JPD Hill prepared to depart for Rome in the Old Glory Fokker, weather permitting.
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Old Orchard
Maine
Phil Wood
A. Schiller
Windsor
England
Ohio Delegates Named for National Tax Association Meet
Governor Donahey announced the appointment of thirty nine delegates to represent Ohio at the twentieth annual conference of the National Tax Association. The meeting will be held October 10 to 14 in Toronto Canada.
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Columbus
Donahey
Ohio
National Tax Association
Toronto
Canada
City water plant valuation challenged by utility in cross examination
Counsel for Chillicothe Gas Water and Light company cross examined city engineers before the Public Utilities commission in Columbus on September 6 to undermine the city’s valuation of water distributing plants.
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Columbus
Chillicothe Gas, Water and Light Company
Public Utilities Commission
Mystery Death Of Recluse In Toledo Home
Police investigated the death of 62 year old Mrs. Mary Krolak found hanging from a door knob in her Toledo residence. Coroner C J Henzler postponed verdict pending inquest as authorities detained Walter Michalski who discovered the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U.P
Mary Krolak
C. J. Henzler
Walter Michalski
Positive Identity Of Youth Said To Be Hill Awaited
Seattle dispatch reports officers expect arrival of Streator Illinois detectives to confirm the youth's identity as Harry Hill, sought for the murder of his mother in Streator. Despite admission at arrest, the suspect gave inconsistent details about family matters as police probe. Hill allegedly killed his mother and buried her body in the basement.
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Seattle
Wash
U.P
Harry Hill
Streator
Hill
Steator
Veteran Business Man of Pomeroy Hurt in Crash
G. W. Burson, 75, hardware merchant who lost his store in a recent blaze, was seriously injured when his car struck a bridge guard rail while driving toward Pomeroy from McArthur. He was found unconscious by a passerby and taken to Gallipolis hospital. doctors fear possible elbow amputation but aim to save the arm. Burson planned to reopen his rebuilt store soon. He had earlier lived in southern Athens County.
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Pomeroy
Star
G. W. Burson
McArthur
Massilon
Burson
Gallipolis
Athens County
Mrs McQuay Dies at Springfield Home
Mrs Court McQuay dies at her Springfield home Monday at 1 AM. She was daughter of the late Jacob Hunter of Athens and spent her early life in New Marshfield. Survived by many relatives.
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Court McQuay
Springfield
McQuay
Jacob Hunter
Athens
New Marshfield
Altitude Record Contested by Aero Club Officers
The Aero Club plans to transfer altitude records from France to the United States as officials meet in Paris on September. The world altitude mark is discussed after a French aviation pilot reportedly flew to 23 455 feet last August and another claim cites 42 650 feet. Disqualification for life is considered for the aviator involved.
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Aero Club
France
Paris
Sept Sports
United States
United
Calliz
Corded
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Westbury
Long Island
Devereux Milburn
Malcom Stevenson
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
J. Watson Webb
F. C. Tribe
Young Dane
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
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