Nelsonville Clerks Group Joins CIO Affiliate Local 146 Formed
Nelsonville clerks vote to affiliate with the CIO. They become United Retail Employes of America Local Union No. 146 and schedule bi monthly meetings on the first and third Mondays. A dues deadline and delinquency penalties are outlined for employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
United Retail Employes of America, No
Nelsonville
Committee For Industrial Organization
United Retail Employes of America
Ivan Matheny
E. H. Knight
Inez Smith
Ella Sanner
You Can Wear FALSE TEETH with FASTEETH
FASTEETH, a new alkaline powder, keeps teeth firmly set all day and deodorizes. It avoids gummy tastes and allows eating and laughing in comfort. Sprinkle on plates and get it today at any drug store. Accept no substitute.
Mrs Tolliver Dies in Nelsonville at 70
Rozella Tolliver died at 70 at her daughter’s home near Kimberly. Funeral services Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Pentecostal Mission conducted by Rev. Robert Ossman. Burial at Greenlawn. Survived by six daughters and two sons.
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Nelsonville
Rozella Tolliver
Asa Pickett
Kimberly
Pentecostal Mission
Robert Ossman
Greenlawn
Local Union Tells Merchants to Enforce Vacation Rule
The local union reports violations of Article 4 requiring one week of consecutive paid vacation after a year of service. A new three member financial board was elected and books will be audited with a report due at the Sept 20 meeting. An investigating committee will contact several merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Monks
Freda Beechler
Marie Spencer
Truck Owners To Meet Friday Night In Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio Truck Mine Operators Association plans a Friday night meeting at the Legion building in Nelsonville at 7 o'clock. All members urged to attend. Clifford Hawk will report on progress by the district board formed under the Guffey Coal Act.
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Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio Truck Mine Operators Association
Legion Building
Clifford Hawk
Married at Crooksville in Church of the Atonement
Irene Freriks daughter of Mrs. Margaret Freriks wed Emmett F Freeker of Crooksville at 8 30 am in Crooksville. The ceremony followed a nuptial mass with a gardenia pink motif. A breakfast for 30 was held at the couple’s new home 352 Sand St Nelsonville attendees included local relatives. The Frericks family formerly lived in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Irene Freriks
Margaret Freriks
Emmett F. Freeker
Crooksville
Fr. Falvey
Henry Freriks
Joe
Paul Frecker
Raymond Welch
Corning
Grace Cusick
Sand St
Frericks
John Carpenter
Jack
Mary Ray
Maude Figgins
Clyde Ray
Nelson’ Carr
Alonzo Figgins
Adeline Ray
Edith Dilcher
Dora Matheny
Lucile Smith
Bernice Riggs
Phil Kelch
Giants Edge Dalers 6 4 In City Twilight League
The Giants defeated the Dalers 6-4 at City Playgrounds as Chatty Woodson stymied the Dalers with his delivery. Eddy Riley led the Giants with a double and a single in four at bats and two runs, while Frisby highlighted the Dalers with a homer, triple and double in three plate appearances.
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Nelsonville
Giants
Dalers
Chatty Woodson
Mike Doolittle
Eddy Riley
Frisby
Daley
Glaxts
H Daley
Scacsdecer
Chapman
Laach
Tucker
C. Woodson
Dexter
Lewis
Caneoeetcass
HM. Woodnor
Ican
Thomas Jefferson Bowers reunion held at Lancaster Fairgrounds
In Nelsonville, the Thomas Jefferson Bowers reunion gathered many family members. Officers elected for next year include Allison Bowers as president, Don Bowers as vice president, Mrs. Rodney Williams as secretary, and Mrs. Edgar Stedwell as treasurer. Several Bowers relatives from Nelsonville Columbus New Lexington and Westerville attended. Also noted is John W Norris and daughters returning from a weeklong trip visiting Indianapolis Anderson and Washington with stops at Cable Tabernacle Anderson College and Theological Seminary.
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Nelsonville
Thomas Jefferson Bowers
Lancaster Fairgrounds
Allison Bowers
Columbus
Don Bowers
Rodney Williams
New Lexington
Edgar Stedwell
Carbon Hill
Jeff Bowers
Glenn Allen
Jeanne
Thomas Bowers
Eugene Bowers
Wilford Stevenson
Josephine Sharp
Roy Bowers
Billy Bowers
A. J. Bowers
Edgar Stedweill
Margaret
Rowlan
Glen Bagley
Jack
Seabrook
Gay
Jimmy Bowers
Westerville
John W. Norris
Kathleen
Mary
Indianapolis
Anderson
Ind
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
Cable Tabernacle
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
Mise Kathleen
Toledo and Cincinnati Market Prices Snapshot
Livestock and grain prices from Toledo and Cincinnati show wheat No 2 red at 106, No 3 red 103 106, corn No 2 yellow 105 106, oats No 2 white 32 34, eggs steady at 25 24, butter prices mixed, live poultry and ducks with varied per pound rates, geese at 8 to 10, and fresh receipts for Athens livestock sales. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep reported with multiple bids and ranges across sizes and weights.
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Toledo
Butter Firm Leads with Mixed Dairy and Poultry Totals
The report lists Butter-Firm figures for nearby tubs with 92 score ex tras 34 percent and 89 32 percent 88 32 percent. Eyes-Steady shows receipts 22 and firsts 24 with white extras 32. Poultry-Firm totals a wide range including heavy hens 21923 red springers 21423 rock springers 24927 leg horn springers 20 22 roosters 12 13 young ducks 13 14 old ducks 18 17 geese 10 12 turkeys 18 and old toms 15 with fresh killed hens dressed and drawn 35 and dressed 31 removing feathers.
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Cincinnati
Plymouth Rocks
Honor Jack Crosser On His Birthday
Mrs Ray Crosser hosted a birthday gathering at 933 Walnut St Chauncey area honoring Jack Crosser on his fourth birthday. Pink and white decor and cake celebrated with a long guest list including Hulmes Lewis Bolen Rosser Burt and Crosser family members from Chauncey. Out of town guests Jo Ann Ward and Roy Crosser attended.
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Nelsonville
Ray Crosser
Chauncey
Forest Bolen
Walnut St
Jack
Kenneth
Thomas
Virginia Hulmes
Max, Eberdine
Josephine Lewis
Jerry Flo Cavanaugh
John Loyade Rosser
Roger Dean Bolen
Mary Margaret Grace
Francis Joyce
Ralph Brown
Mable
Delmo Cummins
Marolyn Minner
Wayne Thompson
Garldine
Anna Mae Burt
Fred Burt
Raymond Burt
Kenneth Hulmes
Edna McConaha
Margie Rosser
Boy Scouts to Hold Treasure Hunt Friday Night
Nelsonville Troop announces a treasure hunt Friday night led by Junior leaders as umpires. All registered members must meet at West School at 6:30 to receive instructions, with patrols conducting the hunt under assistant scoutmasters Bennie Sterling and Earl Wachenschwanz.
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Nelsonville
Boy Scouts of
Bennie Sterling
Earl Wachenschwanz
the West School
Foreman Hurt in Mine Fall at Lick Run
Injured foreman Guy Pickles Kinneer of Lick Run Mine suffered a dislocated shoulder and other injuries when slate fell on him during the night shift. He was removed to Cherrington Hospital Logan, near his home in Mon day.
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Nelsonville
Guy
Pickles) Kinneer
Lick Run
Kinneer
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Corwin Cookson Heads to New York for Gift Shop Plans
Corwin Cookson will depart Saturday for New York City where he and Mrs. Cookson will stay with Mr and Mrs Alden Stilson. In New York Mrs Cookson plans to buy stock for a gift shop opening October 1 in the former Eyre Restaurant space on West Washington Street. Nelsonville Daughters of America to hold a benefit party Friday night at IOOF Hall.
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New York
Nelsonville
The
Daughters of America
Ioof Hall
Accident Victim Hurts Back In Canton Hospital
Mrs William Cheeseman was thrown from a car and sustained a broken bone in her back. She and other occupants were traveling toward Nelsonville when the accident happened. Nelsonville relatives Mrs Pearl Ray and Mrs Mrs Charles Ray joined Canton on Monday to be with the injured woman.
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Nelsonville
Charles Ray
Pearl Ray
Frank Cheeseman
Everett Cheeseman
Canton
William Cheeseman
Cheeseman
Hostess Bridges Social With Two Guest Players
Nelsonville scene as Miss Louise Rice hosts her bridge club Tuesday night with only Miss Catherine Spencer and Miss Jo Barnecut as guest players. High scores by Mrs Corwin Coskon and Miss Catherine Spencer. Miss Helen Jackson lowest. The ice cream social by the Church of Christ Primary Department, planned for Friday September 10, has been postponed.
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Nelsonville
Catherine Spencer
Jo Barnecut
Louise Rice
Corwin Cookson
Harry Kelly Jr
Helen Jackson
The
Church of Christ
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Roy Sayers
Mary FE. Bartlett
Inez Wilson
Lithopolis
Order of Eastern Star
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Wagnalls
Davis
EFAIR
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Athens
Chambray
New Fall Millinery
Boyworth
By Ross E. Reed
Bowers
RAILS
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U. S. Steel
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Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear
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Timken
U. S
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Apinenen
Kennecott Me
Chicago
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Victor Moore
Helen Broderick
Guy Kibbee
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Hale’s Beauty
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Carter
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LOOS
Carter's Blue
GEM Pharmacy K. of P. Building
GEM Pharmacy
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