State delays in opening Doanville mine work
Columbus Sept 19. Lincoln mine operations to resume at 60 percent Monday after delays. Jerome Watson says miners will work in isolated sections as inspectors continue a three week gas and water clearance at Blue Rock mine, Beckwith Crossing, near Zanesville.
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Columbus
Lincoln
Jerome Watson
Vision of Mines
Herman R. Witter
Jaze
Wat
Lorain Coal and Dock Go
Blaine
Belmont County
Watson
Blue Rock
Beckwith Crossing
JoZanesville
Muskingum County
Church notices for Sunday services and gatherings
Local church listings outline Sunday services, Sunday schools, and evening programs across multiple congregations including Christian Church, Christian Science Society, First Presbyterian, Central Ave M E, Free Methodist, Church of Good Shepherd, First Baptist, and associated youth and prayer meetings. Activities span morning worships, communion, Epworth League sessions, picnics, and midweek prayer meetings with locations on West State Congress, South Court, Central Avenue, and other area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society
South Court Street
Church OF Good Shepherd State and
Carpenter Sts
Brinley Abbott
La Follette Charged GOP Blame on Harding in Campaign
LaFollette in Madison Square Garden denounces both major parties as corrupt and in league with corporate interests. He says Coolidge’s election would bring four more years of misgovernment and blames Republicans for faulted governance tied to Harding. Labor leaders meet to plan support for his progressive bid.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Grompers
Robert M. LaFollette
LaFollette
Madison Square Garden
Coolidge
Washington
Harding
Mine Reopening Delayed at Deanville in Athens County
Chief Watson said the Deanville mine cannot restart until next month due to extended delays at Tincoin and Blue Rock. A fire occurred December 19, 1220, and owners wish to resume production there as soon as possible, with the department aiming to reopen quickly.
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Tincoin
Blue Rock
Watson
Deanville
Athens County
Road project in Morgan county under way with limestone road
Construction along No 78 from Glouster to McConnelsville will use local labor and limestone deposits, creating a low cost traffic bound highway. Completion expected soon after recent Columbus talks among Morgan county officials and state highway directors. Washington notes show federal staff changes and shift adjustments across agencies.
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Glouster
McConnelsville
Bishopville
Columbus
Morgen County
Roulay
C. Hi. Firyson
Athens County Automobile Club
Morgan County
County road project connects Morgan farmland to industrial valley
The planned road will require small assessments and minor county township contributions. It links Morgan county farms with the Bunday Creek valley industries. Work near Bishopville reclaims about three miles of old pike under state and county maintenance. This marks the Athens County Automobile club's first outside‑county project.
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Ent
Morgan County
Bunday Creek
Bishopville
Old Pike
Athens ‘County Automobile Club
Betting Your Life and The Right Kind of Eccentricity Sermons
First Methodist Episcopal invites all to Sunday School at 9:15 and morning worship at 10:30 led by Pastor Daniel McGurk. Epworth League meets at 6:30 with evening service at 7:30 featuring sermons on Betting Your Life and The Right Kind of Eccentricity.
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First Presbyterian
Bible School
Mession
Porter
Price
Rev. Whitbg
Wilcox
Jesus
Samaria
Savanarola
Long‘street
Abbott Y. Wilcox
Central Ave. M. E
Frederick Brown
Central Avenue
Clarks Chapel
Pickering
Epworth League
First Methodist Episcopal
Daniel McGurk
Hamden Obituary and Local Notices From Thursday
Death of J C Bailey of Athens a former Hamden resident and Civil War veteran. survived by daughter Laura Bailey. U G I G club met at Mrs Charlies Rice on Buffalo street. Ray Wilkerson 11 to undergo leg operation in Portsmouth. Warren Booth welcome a daughter born late Sunday. Alanson Robbins Jr injured when struck by a thrown horseshoe at school.
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J. C. Bailey
Athens
Hamden
Here
W. H. Dye
Bailey
Laura Bailey
Charlies Rice
U. G. I. G. Club
Buffalo Street
Ray Wilkerson
John Wilkerson
Ohimer Avenue
Portsmouth
Warren Booth
Buffalo and
Wilkenville Streets
Alanson Robbins, Jr
H. A. Robbins
Hamden-Dundas Pike
Time card changes on Ohio Division trains announced
Mrs Ward Skinner of Richland visited Thursday to meet her mother in law Mrs Anderson Skinner. Effective Sunday Sept 28 a new time card will go out for the Ohio Division of the B and C Railway with changes to Chillicothe Hamden accommodation train No 44 and other trains.
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School House
Ward Skinner
Richland
Anderson Skinner
Boston
Ward
Ohio
Chillicothe Hamden
Foundrymen Meet In Fourth Annual Ohio Convention
Two hundred members of the Ohio State Foundrymen's association gathered in Cleveland for the group’s fourth annual convention. They planned a morning tour of the city’s business and industrial districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Ohio State Foundrymen’s Association
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Doanville
Christian Church
West State
Congress Sts
M. E. Chanley
Christian Endeavor
the Neighborhood Club
Free Methodist Church
C. L. Stricker
B. Pruden
Mary Miller
Strouda Run
Circle Hill
West Jacksonville
Ahlbrand
First Baptist Church
Lancaster and
Carpenter Street
H. Schuyler Foster
la Follette
Assails Coolidge
Versailles
James P. Porter
The
Presbyterian Church
Mazda
Cones
North Court ST
Edgemont
Davis O. K
van Camp
Mortons Sait
Chase & Jewell
Morgan
District OF Columbia
Civil Service Commission
Bonus Bureau
Registrar of the Treasury
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Country Club Creamery
Country Club
U. S
Star Soap
Flourountry Club
Pineapple Country Club
Oats Country Club
Quick Cook
Grape Juice
Hamburg
Meat Market
Rem St
Littler’s Bakery
East Union St
NG Market
Messenger Office
Fletcher Castoria
Weiners
Cash and Carry Store
Millfield
Turkey
Roach
Messenger
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