Temperance Plans Discussed by County WCTU at Nelsonville
Nelsonville hosts county WCTU gathering with seven unions including Glouster Athens Jacksonville Trimble Albany and Lancaster represented at First Methodist Church. Mrs S R McDowell presided and welcomed visitors as Mrs T A Copeland Athens County president shared greetings. A noon cafeteria dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glouster
Athens
Jacksonville
Trimble
Albany
Lancaster
WCTU
First Methodist
S. R. McDowell
Local Man Injured Arm Cast After Hospital Visit
Kenneth Kinneer visited Grant Hospital in Nelsonville to see his brother Guy Kinneer foreman at Lick Run mine. Guy was injured about three weeks ago and underwent surgery on his left arm and shoulder. His arm was placed in a cast to be worn for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Kenneth Kinneer
Grant Hospital
Guy Kinneer
Lick Run Mine
Temperance Leaders Convene County Session
Mrs. T. A. Copeland was re-elected county president with other officers named at a county session. The talk urged lawmakers, favorable laws, radio programs, and education over agitation as unions reports were shared in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Copeland
Davis
Athens
Helen Lawrence
Thomas Spencer
Nelsonville
H. Thomas
Amesville
West PTA Holds Fall Meeting At West School
Nelsonville notice: the West Parent-Teacher Association will meet Friday at 3 pm at the West School. A large attendance is urged to finalize plans for the fall festival scheduled for Oct 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
West Parent- Teacher Association
Carpenter Local Union Anti Boycott Sparks Labor Clash
The Hocking and Sunday Creek Valley Industrial Union Council warns Athens Carpenters Local 1720 over possible boycotts of lumber mills. The letter questions Local 1720 policies guiding unorganized labor and hints at broader labor action if actions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Athens Messenger
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Athens
Labor Council
Hocking County
Athens County
Union of Carpenters
C.lo
Union
and Friends of the
Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters
Conkey
A. F. of L
C.I.0
The
Hocking and Sunday Creek Valley Industrial Union Council
E. Hoskins
Secy
Stocks Rise Modestly as Industrials Lead Gains
New York stocks advanced in moderate trading led by industrials. U S Steel climbed to 83 1 2 percent for a 1 percent gain while Bethlehem Steel rose 1 percent to 71 1 2. American Can gained 3 points to 101 1 4 and Chrysler rose 1 2 to 93 1 2. Gold mining shares advanced with Alaska Juneau up 1 2 to 11 1 2 and Dome Mines up 1 4 to 43. Atchison gained 1 to 59 1 2 and New York Central near 28 1 4. Utilities stayed quiet as non-ferrous metals firmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
0. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Mand
Alaska
Juneau
Atchison
New York Central
Livestock and Grain Prices at Toledo Market
The Toledo market reports mixed commodity pricing. Wheat No 2 red 114 to 115 for livestock feed. No 2 yellow corn 100 to 101 and 4 track prices 24 cents per bushel. oats No 2 white 37 to 38. rye No 2 around 95 to 96. Butter 39 9 per pound prints, eggs steady with various grades. live poultry prices listed for fowls, roosters, broilers, and roasting chickens across multiple breed categories.
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs 600 with 350 direct steady to higher as buyers pay 12.50 to 12.75 for 170-230 lb, 11.50-12.25 for 250-350 lb, 12.25 for 160 lb, and 11-11.75 for 100-140 lb. sows higher to 11.25. Cattle 500 with 300 direct steady, top Monday 613, cows 4-4.75. calves 12-12.50. sheep 600 with spring lambs steady to 25 cents higher, good 10-10.50, throwouts 8.50-9.50. hogs 1800 listed with varied weights and prices. Top steers 8.75, heifers 6-8, bulls 85-7.50, calves 11-11.70. ewes and wethers around 5-9.25. Overall dealer activity steady with mixed offering across weight ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewe
Wether
Market Text Fragment on Feus Butter Prices and Rects
The note lists Feus steady with 4 616 cases and butter steady at 9 344 tabs. It reports various grades and percentages for extras and rects, including firsts, seconds, and specials, with centralized and standard pricing around 32 percent and 449 dollars respectively.
Market Report Shows Stable Butter Eggs And Poultry Prices
Butter remains steady with index around 92 and 34 to 35 percent standards. Eggs hold firm with reds at 23 and whites at 36. Poultry prices ease slightly with heavy hens at 22-23 and Leghorn 20-21. roosters 13-14. ducks 18-20. geese 10-12. young turkeys 23-25. dressed hens 31 to 36 depending on processing.
Live poultry and egg market price report
Bulletin lists steady buller eggs and various grades with prices for live poultry including hens leghorns rocks and ducks. Potatoes New Jersey Ohio Idaho Long Island Maine North Dakota markets shown with per bushel prices and ranges.
Presbyterian Church Worker Transferred to District Deanville
Miss Blanche Riley, experienced Presbyterian Church worker, is transferred from Dillonvale Ohio to Deanville to support Ward and York Townships. She will join Miss Irene McDowell, who has organized Deanville and Sand Run work since 1927, and continues Daily Vacation Bible Schools in the Hocking Valley. Clara Louise Smith of Martins Ferry supervises activities. Mrs Lloyd Evans Nelsonville is a committee member and Rev Lloyd Evans sits on the same committee appointed by the Synod of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Blanche Riley
The
Presbyterian Church
Deanville
Irene McDowell
Riley
Miss McDowell
Dillonvale
Ohio
Ward
York
Schauffer Training School
Cleveland
Hocking Valley
Sand Run
C. I. and I
Clara Louise Smith
Martins Ferry
Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Women of Ohio
Synod of Ohio
Kine Man Pleads Guilty in Nelsonville Assault Case
John Fugitt of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to intoxication and assault and battery at the Nelsonville mayoral court. He was fined $5 and costs for the first offense and $10 and costs for the second, claiming mistaken identity. Ed Windle, released from county jail, was sent back after a $25 fine and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Fugitt
S. G. Holland
WL. A. North
Fugitt
North
Ed Windle
Domestic wool prices report from U S Department
U S Agriculture Department field by field report shows scattered sales of domestic wools in limited volume. Prices ranged around 90 cents scoured for high quality French combing length and 85 to 87 cents for average French combing. Ohio destined wool sold 40 to 41 cents grease. blood territory wool at 77 to 80 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Upi
U.S. Agriculture Department
Territory
Ohio
Blood Territory
Eastern Stars Favor Swimming Pool Project
At the Eudora Chapter regu lar meeting in Nelsonville the Order of Eastern Star endorsed the city swimming pool project and urged support before the November election. Robert Morris night featured a founder history by Mrs. Inez Wilson, group singing, and refreshments. A Past Matrons and Patrons Night will follow with a dinner planned by Mrs. Emma Cook Miss Vivian Dowler and Mrs. Velma Pritchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eudora
Order of Eastern Star
Robert Morris
Inez Wilson
Emma Cook
Vivian Dowler
Velma Pritchard
Government budget figures for current fiscal year
Washington reports expenses totaling 1 893 520 507 64 and receipts of 61 627 836 470 35 through Sept 26. Deficit stands at 265 684 657 29 with cash balance 2 858 543 553 48. Public debt 34 867 609 912 49 and gold reserve 12 733 963 730 37. Customs receipts listed at 112 216 040 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miss Juanita Lines Visits Grandparents in Nelsonville
After an extended motor trip to Washington D C and through the Southern Mountains with a party of friends, Miss Juanita Lines of Cleveland is the guest of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Bush Sr in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonvile
Washington, D. C
Juanita Lines
Cleveland
Thomas Bush, Sr
Nelsonville Singers to Perform at Avondale Church
Betty and Jane Figgins will sing at Avondale United Brethren Church Sunday morning. The 10:30 to 11:30 service will be broadcast over WCAH with Nelsonville friends planning to listen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Betty
Jane Figgins
Avondale U. B
WCAH
Racine Social Notes Weekend Visits Across States
Joe Schaefer of Dayton spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schaefer. Gladys Lewis left for Ambridge PA after three weeks with relatives. Several families from Canton Canton and Ravenswood visited local residents over the weekend including the Pickens and Manuel households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schaefer
Dayton
A. J. Schaefer
Personal guest visits noted in Columbus and Athens
Mrs Elza Hellyer of Columbus visited Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Harry Davis. Mrs W F Heaton of Athens stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs A S Cotton over the weekend. Mrs C R Hanning visited relatives in Hebbardsville. Bertha Evans and J Wian of Columbus were guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Wian Tuesday and Wednesday. P G Dowler of Athens visited Mr and Mrs A S Cotton on Wednesday. John V Wood returned from Long Island New York where he and Mrs Wood visited their daughter Mrs C A Brooks. Mrs Wood remained for a longer stay in New York. Mr and Mrs H J Hyler and Mr and Mrs Robert Davis of Columbus were Sunday guests of their parents, Mr and Mrs S R McDowell. Mrs James Hallett and daughter Carma left today to visit relatives and friends at Waynesfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Lewis
Ambridge
Carrie Lott
B. F. Turner
Janet
Pomeroy
Owen Watson
Ivan
Mary Jean
Joe Cooper
Sherman
W. Va
Leo Brown
Akron
Clark Jiiden
John Clark
Frederick
Delaware
Will Vigar
Gus Pullins
Springfield
Wesley Terry
Davis
Columbus
Marion . Archer
Ravenswood
Neely Pullins Manuel
Elza Hellyer
Harry Davis
W. F. Heaton
Athens
A. S. Cotton
C. R. Hanning
Hebbardsville
Bertha Evans
J. W. Wian
Joe Wian
P. G. Dowler
John V. Wood
Long Island
N. Y
Wood
C. A. Brooks
S. R. McDowell
James Hallett
Miss Carma
Waynesfield
Ministers to Speak at Zion Ridge All Day Meeting
An all day gathering is set for Sunday at Zion Ridge with Rev. Cleve Hook presiding. Rev. Harvey Smith and several other ministers will deliver talks throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Ridge
Nelsonville
Cleve Hook
Harvey Smith
Class of 1898 reunion entertained at Nelsonville home
Mrs. James Cole man hosted Nelsonville High School class of 1898 members on Poplar Street Tuesday night. Guests included Daisy Smith McAllister of Seattle and resident alumni such as Nona Lane Josie Herrold Baugh Lena Cable Dean Bertha Locie Fischer James Beard Clarence McGill Mayme Barnecut Coleman Anna Pearce Harbarger and Logan. They shared school day memories looked at class pictures and read essays for light entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
James Coleman
Poplar St
Nelsonville High School
Daisy Smith McAllister
Seattle
Wash
Nona Lane
Josie Herrold Baugh
Lena Cable Dean
Bertha Locie Fischer
James Beard
Clarence McGill
Mayme Barnecut Coleman
Anna Pearce Harbarger
Logan
Missionary Conference Attendance Reported in Chillico
Mrs Charles Monks Mrs Frank O Mara Mrs Harry Jackson Mrs Harry Ball and Mrs Anna Kentner attended the district Foreign Missionary Society conference in Chillico on Wednesday with other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Meet
Nelsonville
Charles Monks
Frank O'Mara
Harry Jackson
Harry Ball
Anna Kentner
District Foreign Missionary Society
Chillicothe
Mrs R W Parks Attends Lectures in Columbus
Mrs. R W Parks traveled to Columbus Monday and Tuesday to attend lectures before the Columbus Music Teachers Association given by John Thompson of Kansas City. Thompson is described as a famous composer and teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
R. W. Parks
Columbus
Columbus Music Teachers Association
John Thompson
Kansas City
Thompson
Trophies On Display At Shafer's News Stand
Two trophies of interest to local fans are shown this week at Shafer's News Stand. Estel Crabtree, captain of the Rochester Red Wings, received the most popular player award for 1937 from the Knot-Hole Gang. A second trophy honors the Brooks Shoe team as Twilight League champions for the recently concluded season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Shafer
Estel Crabtree
Rochester Red Wings
Knot-Hole Gang
National
City Baseball Commission
Brooks Shoe
D. of A. Benefit Party Planned After Meeting
Nelsonville notes a Friday night Daughters of America meeting at 7pm followed by a benefit party at 8pm in the IOOF Hall to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
D. of A
IOOF
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.C.T.U
Hale's Beauty Shop
Anderson
Jervesa
Majestic
Arnold
Matt Luis Alberno
Mary Nash
Amatole Litwar
Alter Lewis
Eallipege
Joseph Kessel
Libramie Gallimard
West Pta
the Public Forum
Naples
RAILS
W. Pee
Pac
Pwr
Weninnancen
Borden - Rree
Col Gas & Elec
Commonwealth & Co
Curtiss Wright
DuPont
Rene
Hary
Sears Roebuck
Brands
Ees
Reed Gere
Arner Brosmm Om
Westinghouse
Procter & Gamble
Atlantic Pet Sa
Barnsdall A
Scsi Caine Wee
Texas Corp Pa
Steels Am. Roll. Mills
Otis Btl
Republic Oe
Toledo Grain Market
Toledo
Cincinnati Produce
White Rocks
Plymouth Rocks
Pittsburgh Livestock
Cincinnati Livestock
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Produce
New Jersey
New Cobblers
Idaho
Bakers
Maine
North Dakota
Bliss ‘Triumphs
Kine
Boston Wool Market
Eastern Stars
Racine Social Notes
Apt
Buchtel Hi
Buchtel
Zimmer
Buchtel Opera House
CABLE
Jarman
Edincton
Pepperell
Wonville
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!