Homes Brighten as Carbondale Coal Co Paints Village
Nelsonville Carbondale area notes a renovation push by Oral Daugherty’s coal company. About 40 workers’ homes gain white exteriors with green trim, plus paint for the school miners hall Community Center and hillside church. The mine reported a 1281 ton load day under new management with 300 miners employed and optimistic winter outlook.
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Carbondale
Carbondale Coal Co
Oral Daugherty
Coal Company
Loy al Workers 4 H Club Elects New Officers
Nelsonville notes report the Loy al Workers 4 H Club electing Mary Keiffer as president Edna Brooks as vice president Fay Keiffer as secretary Audra Ingram as treasurer Dorothy Smith as program leader and Doris Brooks as recreational leader. Plans include attending 4 H Camp a club tour and a week at the State Fair with members and two guests present.
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Nelsonville
Loyal Workers 4-H Club
Arthur Ingram
Mary Keiffer
Edna Brooks
Fay Keiffer
Audra Ingram
Dorothy Smith
Doris Brooks
Waveleen Keplar
Christina
Helen Stufflebean
Betty
Norma Green
Eva Keplar
Birdie Stufflebean
May
Mary Hutchinson
Florence Coffee
Opal Hobbson
Alberta Jeffers
Meeting of Official Board of the Church of Christ
The pastor Rev L C Butler announced a called meeting of the Official Board tonight at 7 oclock in the church sacristy.
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The
Church of Christ
L. C. Butler
Local visitors and guests list from Columbus area
Dr Tom Donoughue of Wilson NC is guest of friends here a few days. Mrs H E Walter of Albuquerque NM arrived for a visit. Mrs Martha Lovett is guest of her daughter Mrs Carl Pettit. Miss Harriett Davis and Miss Pauline Blanton nursing students were here Sunday visiting Harriett's parents. Various other residents hosted guests from Barberton Ohio Haydenville Akron Petersburg and Indiana with health updates and a Pythian Sisters convention planned.
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Tom Donoughue
Wilson
N. C
H. E. Walter
Marie Bean
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Martha Lovett
Carl Pettit
Harriett Davis
Pauline Blanton
Grant Hospital School of Nursing
Harry Davis
Harriett
Preston Holler
Edward
Catherine Holler
Barberton
Ohio
M. B. Pedigo
Clarence McMillin
Haydenville
Columbus
James Hardman
Merle Pedigo
S. E. Dean
Akron
Clayton Crafts
A. S. Bethel
Athens
L. T. Rhodes
Frank
Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters
South Bend
Spray
D.D.G.C
Indiana
Glouster
S. T. Taylor
M. M. Bryson
Jessie Sharp
Ruth Holcombe
C. FE. Williams
Richard
Tauno Lintala
Toini
Leo Bradley
Jack
E. R. Bradley
New Lexington
Cincinnati
Bernice Carter
Rapid City
South Dakota
A. H. Chute
Chute
J. E. Anderson
Mary Estelle
A. G. Carter
Maplewood
K. J. Wolfe
T. A. Noon
Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
Lena Davis
S. D
Astrological Forecast Highlights Power and Public Life
A sudden turn of events under planetary influences suggests a memorable day involving public relations and contact with authorities. Birthdays may bring unexpected opportunities in public offices or important assignments, aided by prestige and tact to avert hostile factions. A gifted child may rise to prominence in politics or public service.
Safety Record in Civilian Air Work Wins Merited Praise
Washington statement notes civilian aeronautics growth since 1938 with more pilots and airplanes, record passenger miles and a six month period without a fatal airline accident. Emphasizes safety through strict enforcement, education, and individual responsibility to sustain progress.
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Washington, D. C
Robert H. Hinckley
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Air Safety Board
United States
Glouster Atlas Team Wins Match to Hold League Lead
Glouster Atlas beat a conference rival to maintain its position atop the league. The win comes as the team strengthens its lead while key players balance offense and defense for a decisive early-season push.
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Glouster Atlas
Point Rock Briefs Consolidate Local Happenings
Floyd Bolton returned home from Sheltering Arms Hospital after an appendicitis operation and is in satisfactory condition. Other items note visits, a graduation training plan in Cincinnati, family gatherings, and local Grange activities including a booster picnic and a quarterly inspection led by State Deputy Har levy Musser. The public sale of Lewis Nichols personal property drew a large crowd. Wheat sowing continued and L V Lowther remained seriously ill. Also a language note explains anthracite derives from Greek anthrax and that coal term is sufficient.
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Point Rock
Floyd Bolton
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Emerson Bigony
Cincinnati
W. R. Holcomb
Owen Kennedy
J. A. Turner
D. W. Morris
W. M. Morris
Bolton
L. V. Lowther
Lauren Grange
Lake Hope
Zaleski
Atlas Store Tops Question Marks In City League Standings
Atlas Store defeated the Question Marks two games to one to split first place as the City Bowling League enters its second week of a 28 week schedule at Wolf and Sons Alleys. Tuesday features Scott Dairy vs Athens Gas Co with public invited.
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Glouster
Wolf and Sons
Atlas Store
Scott Dairy
Athens Gas Co
Mrs. Frances Brown Dies at Trimble
Mrs. Frances Brown 71 wife of Charles Brown Trimble died Monday afternoon after a long illness. Survived by husband daughter Vern Sayre brother Ames Burchfield Columbus sisters S. R. Burthed Columbus and W. J. Young Cleveland. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm Trimble Methodist Church Rev. R. G. Green New Albany officiating burial Maplewood.
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New Albany
Maplewood
National Brands Picnic Attendees From Nelsonville Listed
Those from Nelsonville R 2 who attended the National Brands Picnic at Athens are listed by family in full. The notice also mentions a weekly Pocahontas Hall benefit party sponsored by Degree of Pocahontas and notes a science aside on Ice Age ice masses formed by snowflake packing and freezing.
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Nelsonville
R.D. No. 2
R. 2
Athens
Lee Smith
Calvin
Richard
Reno White
Don
Howard
Jesse
Ruth
Wilbur McDaniel
Frank Gill
Tommy
Dasher Blanch Hod
John Gill
Alfred Evans
John Danko
Margaret Jacobs
Gerald Jacobs
Floretta Lever
Virgil Edwards
Ed Dickerson
Dwight Duffy
Elden Nice
Boots Smith
Helen Tucker
Don Conner
Foster Conner
Nelsonville — Degree of Pocahontas
Pocahontas Hall
Roy Barron Named Superintendent Of Church School
Roy Barron was named superintendent of the Church of Christ Sunday School for 1939 40 at the annual officer election. Also chosen were Max Hoskins as assistant superintendent and a full slate of department heads and pianists. Members of the nominating committee included Mrs Glen Allen and others.
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Nelsonville
Roy Barron
Church of Christ
Max Hoskins
Helen Gandee
Joanna Smith
L. A. Davis
Elberta Bussey
Frances Gettle
Neal Wyatt Kyle
Frank Johnson
Josie Baugh
Mary Steenrod
Ruth Butt
Wilma Gardner
Anna Butt
Catherine Courtney
Bell
Night blooming cereas bloom early at Little home
Mrs. Bennett Little reported a surprise Sunday morning bloom of her night blooming cereas. Two blossoms opened with three more buds expected to bloom soon, drawing visitors who admired the flowering plants at the Little residence.
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H. L. Jauchius
Mary
Jessie Jauchius
E. E. Galloway
Coal Run
Cheshire
Bennett
Clerks to Meet Glouster Retail Union
Retail clerks union will convene this evening at 7 30 in the I O O F Hall to discuss upcoming negotiations and organize membership.
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Glouster—Retail Clerks Union
I. O. O. F. Hall
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Athens Messenger
Bessarabia
Russia
C. H. Bartlett
Nelsonville — Business
Hungary
Transylvania
Austria-Hungary
Slavia
Jugo
Greece
eSofi
Rumania
Bulgaria
Little Nations
Pion
Balkan Peace Bloc
Aegean Sea
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Turkey
Britain
France
Calinescu
Iron Guard
Nelsonville Social Notes
By Genevieve Kemble
Williams
Wolf Creek
C. E. Williams
Zack Williams
Winfield Hartley
Floyd Easler
Aldean Wells
Donna
Aldean
Billie
Bertha Martin
Errett Davis
Eugene Davis
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Enid Cox
Elizabeth Mandrell
Cox
Leaves Hospital
Mildred Skinner
C. F. Wallace & Son Ambulance
Mercy Hospital
King's Heralds
Methodist Church
Mona Lou Cunningham
WFMS
C. A. Vernon
Dora Harry
Genevieve Dunlevy
Barbara Dunlevy
Eileen Fierce
Joan Morris
Sharon Gamwell
Judy Vernon
Roy Dean Rogers
Jerry
Barbara
Jerry Vernon
Dorothy
Betty Lee Skinner
Betty Witham
Adrienne Craig
Donna Jean Parker
Daryl Cunningham
Josephine Crawford
Isabel Vernon
Anna Louise Logue
Faithful Workers Sewing Club
L. D. Moton
Crete Woods
Point Rock News
Lamour Arnold
Man
Fey
wakKr Saillions
Artie Shaw
Charles Brown
Trimble
Frost
Ind
the Gas Company
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