All Cement Paving Between Nelsonville Haydenville Finished
Nelsonville Sept 16 All cement paving on State Route 31 between Nelsonville and Haydenville will be completed today Col Robert Beightier in charge of the work states The cement paving moved forward rapidly setting a new state record for this type of construction The 4 65 mile distance was completed in under four weeks with an average of 1300 feet paved daily Top surfacing with brick will follow and layings begun on the upper end of the project
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Nelsonville
Haydenville
Robert Beightier
Col Beightier
Ber
Dodge- Hussey & Company
Complimentary Band Concert In Nelsonville Planned
Nelsonville on September 16 announces a complimentary band concert by the Nelsonville High School Band this Saturday night to benefit local merchants and professionals. The program includes classics from Miner's March to Star Spangled Banner and notes thanks to concert sponsors from the season. Also, B P O Elks No. 543 holds its annual picnic on Sunday September 18 at the Grotto Grounds with a noon chicken dinner.
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Nelsonville
Hamm
B. P. O. Elks No. &43
Gibson couple visit Columbus Delaware garden clubs
Mr and Mrs W W Gibson return from Columbus and Delaware. They visited sons D M Gibson and D W Gibson. In Delaware they attended the Delaware Garden Club meeting hosted at the home of D W Gibson with Mrs W W Gibson and Mrs C M Gibson as hostesses.
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W. W. Gibson
Columbus
Delaware
D. M. Gibson
D. W. Gibson
Visitors and Relatives Stop in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Clarence Backus and daughter Ruth along with Mrs Roy Backus were visitors in Columbus Wednesday. Mrs Glenn Oliver and children Glenn Jr and Suzanne visit the Stalter family Fort Street. Mr Oliver will drive them home Sunday. Mrs Dorothy Rulosson of Cleveland visits Miss Florence Wood on West Washington Street.
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Clarence Backus
Ruth
Roy Backus
Columbus
Glenn Oliver
Gleen Jr
Suzanne
R. R. Stalter
Fort Street
Oliver
Dorothy Rulosson
Cleveland
Florence Wood
W. Washington Street
Missionary Paul Ford to Speak at Oak Grove Church
Nelsonville notices Rev. Paul Ford, a returned Jamaica missionary, will speak Saturday evening at 7:30 in Oak Grove Church. He will also speak Monday evening at a second venue to be announced.
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Paul Ford
Nelsonville
Jamaica
Oak Grove
Water shut off in Nelsonville for pipe work
Nelsonville city water will be off at 7 a m Saturday for two to three hours while a Water Department employee relocates a fire plug in the West End near the Pilgrim Holiness Church in Carbondale. He will speak Wednesday evening at the Pilgrim Holiness in Logan.
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Nelsonville
City
Water Department
West End
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Carbondale
Pilgrim Holiness
Logan
Sniping Reported Near Buchtel High Football Practice
In Nelsonville on September 16 a report said snipers fired at a group of Buchtel High School football players practicing on Buchtel field. National Guard observers investigated. Five shots were heard and bullets reportedly landed on the field. one slug was recovered.
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Nelsonville
Buchtel
Buchtel Field
National Guard
Senior Choir Back At Methodist Church
The First Methodist Episcopal Church announces the Senior Choir will resume next Sunday with the first practice tonight at 7 o clock. Prof. Charles E Poston continues as choir director and organist.
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Methodist Church
Nelsonville
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles E. Poston
Explosion Off Yarmouth Investigated Without Result
Reports from Gorleston England say an explosion in the North Sea near Yarmouth was investigated today but no cause or origin was found. The St Nicholas Lightship captain suggested the blast might have stemmed from an airplane.
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Gorleston
England
U.P
North Sea
Yarmouth
St. Nicholas
Dancer Assails Weismuller in Divorce Case
Bobbie Arnst, dancer and musical comedy singer in Los Angeles, accuses Johnny Weismuller of cruelty in a divorce suit filed today claiming he refused to associate with her friends.
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Los Angeles
Bobbie Arnst
Johnny Weismuller
No Decision on More Speeches For President
President Hoover weighs whether to address voters in a campaign tour though White House aides say only three speeches are planned. Possible stops include West Branch Iowa Chicago Minneapolis Cleveland New York and Boston as Slemp urges broader outreach while others caution against public appearances due to fear of heckling and discomfort on stage.
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Washington
U.S
Hoover
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
White House
West Branch
Iowa
Chicago
Minneapolis
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Claims He Saw Rome Airplane
LE SAVRE France September 16 Captain Thoreux aboard the liner France reports sighting the Flying Nurse 450 miles west of land’s end. He described a gleaming aluminum hull at about 110 mph and 300 feet altitude, unable to read the name. No word on the American Nurse after the sighting.
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LE Savre
France
U.P
Thoreux
Land’s End
New York
Young pilot Lloyd Frankel Critically Injured in Plane Crash
Lloyd Frankel 20, among Cleveland Airport’s youngest pilots, remained in critical condition after his aircraft crashed in a field five miles southeast of Lorain.
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Lorain
Lloyd Frankel
Cleveland
Here
Miners at Mine 24 Plan Saturday Meeting
GLOUSTER Sept 16 A meeting of miners employed at Mine 24 is announced for 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the mine just south of Jacksonville. Charles Lee secretary of the local says the meeting will discuss business of importance.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Charles Lee
Home-Coming Planned by Church of Christ
Glouster plans its annual Church of Christ home-coming for October 9 with preparations aimed at making it the greatest in the churchs history.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Arms Fractured In Porch Fall In Columbus
Mrs. Charles Fisher sister to Rev. F. E. Roberts of Columbus suffered both arms broken after a fall from a porch at her home in Columbus. Rev. Roberts, a former pastor of the Glouster Church of Christ, was in town to officiate at the funeral of Mrs. John Hogue Sr.
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Glouster
Columbus
Charles Fisher
F. E. Roberts
Glouster Church of Christ
Roberts
John Hogue
Former Teacher Rebounds From Appendicitis Operation
GLOUSTER Sept 16 Miss Irene Golding a Chillicothe school teacher is recovering from an appendicitis operation at a Chilli cothe hospital. Daughter of Mr and Mrs James Golding of Taylor Ridge she previously taught in Trimble Township schools. RETURNS TO DUTIES GLOUSTER Sept 16 Mrs Blanche Henry after summer in this city returned to Columbus and will resume teaching at the Feeble Minded Institution.
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Trimble Township
Glouster
Irene Golding
Chillicothe
Miss Golding
James Golding
Taylor Ridge
Blanche Henry
Columbus
Local social notes list travels and visits of area families
Mrs EB H Pidcock returns from Columbus visiting sister Mrs Alma Bricker. Mr and Mrs C A Kuhner of Alquippa Pa and Jack Reese of Columbus recent guests of Mr and Mrs D P Reese. Harold LeFavor returns from Palmyra NJ and plans to enter Ohio University. Others host relatives from Garland Pa and travel to Cincinnati for music and fairs.
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EB. H. Pidcock
Columbus
Alma Bricker
Carl Wright
Delmar Lee
Corning
Ohio University
Athens
C. F. Strohmeyer
Cleveland
E. H. Taylor
Garland
Clarence Marker
Carroll LeFavor
Cincinnati
LeFavor
The
College of Music
E. LeFever
McConnelsville
Legion to Announce Coal Contract Bid
Glouster Ohio September 16 Frank McCann Post American Legion to award coal contract for its building at a meeting next Tuesday night No 6 vein coal specified bids requested for lump and run of mine sources expect decision on price and supplier involvement
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Glouster
Frank McCann
American Legion
Legion
Evangelist Butterfield Scheduled to Preach in Trimble
Evangelist T. W. Butterfield will preach Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock at the west side Church of Christ in Trimble. The community is invited to attend this faith gathering led by the visiting evangelist.
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Trimble
T. W. Butterfield
West Side Church of Christ
Wade undergoes removal of large tumor in leg
GLOUSTER Sept. 16. C M Wade of Ringgold had surgery at a local physician’s office to remove a large tumor from his left leg. He returned home the same day. Wade is 72 and this is the second tumor removed from that leg.
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Glouster
C. M. Wade
Ringgold
Mr. Wade
City Council to convene regular session at 7 pm
Glouster residents are reminded of a regular council meeting set for 7 o'clock this evening at the City Building on Front Street. It will be the last regular session of the month.
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Glouster
Front Street
Egg Surplus Blame Placed By Ohio Specialist
COLUMBUS Sept 16 A P B Zumbro extension poultry specialist for Ohio State University reported after summarizing records of 190 farmers that overproduction of eggs came from inefficient flocks of hens One flock had to lay 6408 dozens more eggs to earn the same money yet had 70 fewer birds The smaller flock averaged 187 eggs per hen for the year 58636 chosen eggs while the larger flock laid 12480 dozens The records covered last year and were kept by farmers with county agricultural agents.
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Columbus
P. B. Zumbro
Ohio State University
Umbro
Peace Plans Made Public
The document outlines terms for reopening the mining industry. It calls for open market employee purchases, no non legal restrictions on miners employing checkweighmen, wage deductions for checkweighmen upon miner vote, and a minimum wage of 25 cents per ton for machine mined coal and 3.28 per day for motormen and similar workers. It also preserves dead work and working conditions as they were when operations ceased.
Mining union talks advance plan in Murray City
Delegates from southern Ohio coal mines meet in Murray City amid Governor White's amended 16 point plan. They discuss wage dif ferentials and a three day notice prior to any wage changes, with possible referee involvement if agreement fails. The outcome hinges on local endorsements from the delegations and continued readiness for early operation.
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Chia
Hocking
Ohio
Murray City
George White
Sease
Columbus
Hernan Theisen
Theleq
Kidnapers Move Brixton for Interrogation in Quiet Trail
In a tense scene Lee Chow directs Wynne and others to move the unconscious Samuel Brixton up a trail out of earshot. Mary, Madge, and I follow, while the Chinese mastermind quietly controls the interrogation flow and threads of the plot remain tightly held.
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Brixton
Mra Craham
Miss Mary
Hennery
Samuel Brixton
Mary
Lee Chow
Hugh
Mr. Brixton
Mr. le Chow
Carolyn
Marion
Strange confrontation at Whitney Hall ends in restraint
Adele the chelter of Whitney Hall witnesses a tense scene as Wynne and a man restrain an unconscious Samuel Brixton with a knife close at hand. The group debates safety, and Wynne insists guards remain, warning against leaving the area alone until further notice. Continued tomorrow.
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