Six Meetings Scheduled to Start April 28
Nelsonville announces a Leadership Training School for Nelsonville and nearby areas to inform mothers of Girl Scouts, troop committees, and helpers. Miss Helen Shaw will lead with Athens Girl Scout director Mrs. Thor Olson assisting. Six Wednesday evenings at 7 starting April 28, with interest shown by Murray City and other towns.
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Nelsonville
Helen Shaw
Thor Olson
Athens
Murray City
Haydenville
Carbon Hill
Kimberly
Deanville
Hyperion
Business and
Joe B. Davis
Doris Horch
Margaret Johnson
Freda Smith
Verna Hand
Lorenzo Butts
Central PTA Elects Officers at Meeting
Central Parent Teachers Association held its regular meeting at Central School with good attendance. Officers elected were president Mrs J D Adamson vice president Mrs C H Ruble secretary Mrs L A Davis and treasurer Mrs Dorman North. Mrs Rothrock reported on the district PTA conference in Athens.
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Nelsonville
Central Parent-Teachers Association
Central School
J. D. Adamson
C. H. Ruble
L. A. Davis
Dormand North
H. A. Rothrock
PTA
Athens
George Shanner
Hold Benefit Party In Nelsonville
The Junior Order will hold a benefit party Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the I.O.O.F. Hall.
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Nelsonville
C.F. Hall
Charles Murray Dies in Columbus After Illness
Charles Murray, 45, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Murray and former Glouster residents, died Sunday at his mother's home in Columbus after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services set for Woodyard Funeral Home, South High Street, Columbus, Wednesday at 2 p.m.
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Nelsonville
Charles Murray
Ernest Murray
Glouster
Columbus
Woodyard Funeral Home
South High St
Ruble Files Nelsonville Mayoral Candidacy
C H Ruble files for the Democratic nomination for mayor of Nelsonville at the August primary. A 40 year old life long resident and World War veteran, he has two children and worked 17 years as a clerk at Preston Clothing Store.
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Nelsonville
C. H. Ruble
County Board of Elections
Mr. Ruble
W. Columbus St
Preston Clothing
Nelsonville woman completes six months at Akron beauty school
Mrs. Letha Hartley of Nelsonville finished a six months beauty course at the Riggs Lemar Beauty School in Akron where she specialized in hair dyeing. She plans to return for a special instructress course.
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Nelsonville
Letha Hartley
Riggs- Lemar
Akron
Hartley
Man Pleads Guilty to Intoxication in Nelsonville Court
Robert Mc Neal of Deanville pleaded guilty at a Saturday arraignment in Mayor S G Holland's court. He was fined five dollars and costs and jailed in the county jail until settlement.
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Nelsonville
Robert McNeal
Deanville
S. G. Holland
Drum Corps Rehearses for Wellston Meet This Sunday
Nelsonville announces extra Legion drum corps rehearsals at 7 30 p m Tuesday Thursday and Friday to prepare for the Wellston meet on Sunday afternoon April 25 Instructor John Geiger urges both new and old members to attend each session to ensure readiness
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Nelsonville
Special Legion
Wellston
John Geiger
Doanville School Students Stage Three Act Play
Doanville School students perform The School Cantaloupe Con test at the Doanville Community House at 7 30 pm with proceeds benefiting the community center. Hosts Mrs Kelly and bridge club members attended Friday night games.
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Nelsonville
Catharine Newman
Cecil Shafer
Gay Aumiller
A. J. Kyle
William Morgan
Oral Daugherty
Mike Brooks
Lorenzo Butts
Charles Cunningham
Harry Kelly
Welch
Freer
Miss Newman
Doanville School
Doanville
Nelsonville Students Shine at SEO Music Festival
Nelsonville High School Glee Clubs and orchestra joined the Southeast Ohio Music Festival in Athens. 45 local members gained experience with standout performances including Louise Duskey and Donald Sanders earning excellent ratings for a trumpet duet bound for the State Contest at Oberlin, and Lewis Vaughn and Bill Mechem advancing to Oberlin.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Louise Duskey
Donald Sanders
Oberlin
Jack Pritchard
Daniel Woody
Lewis Vaughn
Bill Mechem
Dean Coakley Hospitalized in Columbus Surgery
Dean Coakley of this city entered Grant Hospital in Columbus on Sunday for a surgical operation.
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Dean Coakley
Nelsonville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mineral Briefs update local families and events
Local residents attend funerals and visit relatives across towns including Clarks Chapel Athena Barberton and Chillicothe. Notable items include marriages C O Wharff and Ida Thompson recent, and Ernest Crow recovering from a horse accident. Church meetings and carpentry work mark community activity.
Boss Entreats Strikers in Rabbit Hunt Break
Owen Sound Ontario. When the furniture factory owner went on strike, Hamilton Merritt gathered more than 20 striking workers for a rabbit hunting outing to ease tensions and occupy the day.
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Owen Sound, Ont
U.P
Hamilton Merritt
Popular Glouster Couple Praise Vendol For Relief
Citizens from Athens and nearby towns report Vendol eases constipation and related symptoms. Mr and Mrs Orndorf of Glouster credit Vendol with improved digestion, sleep, and reduced back and leg pain. They urge others to try Vendol, sold by Athens Pharmacy Hickman’s Nelsonville and other druggists.
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Athens
P. R. Orndorf
Glouster
Orndorf
Mr. Orndorf
Vendor
Hickman's
Nelsonville
Ady
Bobcats Hold Buckeye Lead With Two Early Wins
Ohio University swept two Buckeye Conference games against Dayton and Ohio Wesleyan to solidify its early lead. The Bobcats later defeated Marietta 15 to 7 before preparing for Friday’s Cincinnati and Saturday’s Miami clashes at Athens. Cincinnati and Marshall also mix with action as Dayton edges Ohio Wesleyan in league play. Wesleyan visits Denison after a 24 to 6 battering of Oberlin. The Buckeye standings show Ohio U atop with 1.000 records alongside Marshall, while Cincinnati and Miami sit at 0.000 with low marks.
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Ohio University
Buckeye
Bobcats
University of Dayton
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio U
Ohio
Marietta College
Don Peden
University of Cincinnati
Athens
Miami
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Indiana University
Western Kentucky
Marshall
Huntington
W Va
Dayton
Flyers
Wittenberg
Springfield
Wesleyan
Denison
Delaware
Oberlin
Marshall i
Local visits and weekend guests noted in Nelsonville
Personal mentions list Mr and Mrs Bert Daft and Lena Edwards of Columbus as weekend visitors to Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs J Williams of Chicago on auto trip to Washington and Boston spent Saturday with cousin C E Washburn. Other guests include Mr and Mrs Chas Carpenter and others in Coshoc ton and Columbus with L R Kelch family.
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Bert Daft
Lena Edwards
Columbus
Nelsonville
J. Williams
Chicago
Ill
Washington, D. C
Boston
C. E. Washburn
Chas
Carpenter
Ernest Miller
John Spang
Coshocton
Rowe to Enter Hospital for Detroit Tigers Physical
Detroit Tigers ace Schoolboy Rowe will be admitted to Henry Ford Hospital for a precautionary physical examination on orders from Manager Mickey Cochrane after several days of a back cold. A week earlier Tommy Bridges also visited Henry Ford Hospital for a muscle tear assessment, though he was expected to miss little time.
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Detroit
U.P
Detroit Tigers
Rowe
Tigers
Henry Ford Hospital
Mickey Cochrane
Tommy Bridges
Milwaukee Brewers Remain Unbeaten in AA Clash
In Columbus, Milwaukee kept its perfect AA record with a 6 3 win over St Paul as Bernie Uhalt Keltner and Mickey Heath homered in a decisive eighth inning rally. Ted Kleinhans spun a strong effort guiding Kansas City past Minneapolis 5 1. Louisville took early series with an 8 4 victory over Toledo, while Columbus edged Indianapolis 5 1 behind Morton Cooper.
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Columbus
U.P
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
St. Paul
Bernie Uhalt
Keltner
Mickey Heath
Art Herring
Bill Cox
Ted Kleinhans
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Kleinhans
Louisville Colonels
Toledo
Colonels
Morton Cooper
Indianpolis
Feller Draws Record 31 486 Fans for Exhibition
New York report says Bob Feller, 18 year old sensation of the Cleveland Indians, drew a record crowd of 31 486 at an exhibition against the New York Giants. Feller pitched eight strong innings, leaving Cleveland ahead 4 2 before the Giants rallied to win 5 4.
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New York
U.P
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Feller
Indians
New York Giants
Giants
Iowa
Ivy Paul Andrews
Boston Beelines for Fourth Place in Beery Muse
In a humorous Boston Patriot's Day piece, the author plots early baseball picks using clipped predictions and a marathon setting. He notes meeting a officer while discussing the Boston Bees and forecasts the American and National League standings with a wry, mock-serious tone.
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Jack
Boston Bees
Bees
Washington
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Crooklyn
United Press
Henrich Bought by Yankees After Free Agent Ruling
Free agent outfielder Tom Henrich, 21, from Massillon Ohio, reported to the New York Yankees after Judge Landis cleared his release from the Cleveland Indians. Reported price was between 25 000 and 30 000 dollars. Henrich previously hit .346 with New Orleans and was involved in a disputed deal with Milwaukee.
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New York
U.P
Tom Henrich
Landis
New York Yankees
Yankees
Massillon, O
Henrich
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
Ralph Winegarner
Milwaukee
Drake Relays Opening With Eight Olympic Stars
Des Moines, Iowa Eight participants from the 1936 Olympic Games are among the potential record breakers entered in the 28th Drake Relays to be held April 23 24. The field includes Mack Robinson Fritz Pollard Dave Albritton Sam Francis Alton Terry Archie San Romani Harold Cagle and Lee Orr representing various colleges and national teams.
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Des Moines
Tu.p
Drake
Fritz Pollard
North Dakota
Dave Albritton
Ohio State
Sam Francis
Nebraska Flash
Berlin
Alton Terry
Hardin Simmons
Archie San Romani
Emporia
Kas
State Teachers College
Harold Cagle
Oklahoma Baptist College
United States
Lee Orr
Washington State
Canada
Cuyler Delivers Win for Reds in Ninth Inning Cheer
Kiki Cuyler, back from a three week jaw fracture, pinch hit in the ninth inning to lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 5 4 victory over the Detroit Tigers. With the bases loaded and tied at four, his single off Mickey Cochrane’s club scored the winning run.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Kiki Cuyler
Cincinnati Reds
Charley Dressen
St. Louis Cardinals
Alex Kampouris
Cuyler
Detroit Tigers
Reds
Mickey Cochrane
Lloyd
Whitey) Moore
Braddock Shifts Training to Chicago While Choosing Camp
Heavyweight champion Jimmy Braddock moves camp from Wisconsin to a Loop hotel in Chicago awaiting a permanent site to be chosen next week. He will train for 15 rounds against Joe Louis with roadwork and daily boxing sessions as promoter Joe Foley and manager Joe Gould finalize a location.
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Chicago
U.P
Jimmy Braddock
Wisconsin Woods
Joe Gould
New York
Joe Louis
Stone Lake
Wis
Braddock
Joe Foley
Gould
Mrs Wilson Hosts Methodist Guild Meeting
Mrs. Fred Wilson will entertain the Methodist Guild Tuesday evening at 7:30. Assisting her will be Mrs. W B Evans and Mrs. Jack Pritchard.
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Wilson
Nelsonville
Fred Wilson
Methodist Guild
W. B. Evans
Jack Pritchard
Major League Baseball Opens Season With Star Power and Hurdles
The 1937 baseball season starts with Roosevelt tossing the first ball in Washington. Yankee Stadium anticipation centers on 50,000 expected for the Yanks Senators opener, while the Bees and Phillies launch the NL race in Boston on Patriot’s Day. Key storylines include injuries to DiMaggio and Gehrig, Ruffing’s holdout, and a crowded five team NL race led by Cards Giants Cubs Pirates and Reds.
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Boston
U.P
Jack
Buren Barker
The
Beldington Terriers
Landis
League
Tibet
Phillies
Bees
Yankee Stadium
New York
Roosevelt
Washington
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Cubs
Pirates
Reds
Bob Feller
Indians
Walter Johnson
Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Lady Luck
Red” Ruffing
Joe DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
Cardinals
Paul Dean
Mnd Powell
Yanks
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Mickey Cochrane
Cleveland
Feller
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Majestic
Dashiell Hammett
Asta
Thin Man
James Stewart
Elissa Landi
Joseph Calleia
Jessie Ralph Alen Marshall
Teddy Hart
Dashiell Hammen
W. S. van Dyke
Hunt Stromberg
Metra Goddignyn
Magyer Mere
Bulldog Drummond
Ray Milland
Sir Gu Standing
Heather Annal
Porter Hall
Reginald Denny
Bulldog Drummond Again
Mrs. Kelley
SEO
Ralph Gibson
Pauline
C. O. Gibson
Mary Gibson
Clarks Chapel
E. W. Carmen
Harry Efaw
Hockingport
James Maffin
Emma Jenkins
Linton Sickles
B. & O. Bridge Carpenters
Stewart
Beryl Burr
M. E. Church
Mina D. Fry
Ardilla Shuster
Chillicothe
J. P. Emish
C. O. Wharff
Ida Thompson
Mr. Wharff
Nellie Penrod
Ernest Crow
Dora Conkey
New Marshfield
George Shingler
Joe Cooper
Barberton
C. V. Hester
John Kennard
Athena
Harold Whaley
Patty
Frank Steinmeyer
Glenn Woods
Harve Brown
M. G. Woods
Wendor
P, R. Orndorf
Messenger Sports
Henry McLemore
Champ
George Kirkley
Spriag
Bruck’s
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