Community Shower Honors Woodrums in Albany
The Albany rural community gathered at Gilbert Bowen’s home for a shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Okey Woodrum with over 100 attendees. Music by Luther Alten, Leon Woodrum, Owen Fagan and Manning Galloway accompanied refreshments and visits with neighbors and friends.
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Albany R. F. D
Gilbert Bowen
Okey Woodrum
Luther Alten
Athens
Leon Woodrum
Owen Fagan
Manning Galloway
Lloyd Knowlton
Clifton Ross and Son
Lowe Tewksberry
Harold Luckett
Millard Parker
Byron Phillips, Jr
W. P. Collins
Kate Stout
Glen Scott
Frank McDaniel
Mineral
Frank Arbaugh
Columbus
Poosa Throckmarton
Chester
Los Angeles
Calif
Harold Peacock
Arch Arbaugh
Town House Church
Anna Minear
Lois Marshall
Sarah Louise Dixon
Arlene West
Perley Weat
Ardis Collins
Grace Masters
Marshall
Teacher From Alaska vows at Chesterhill
Mrs. Leo Sams a government teacher from Mountain Village Alaska will return this summer to complete a three year contract. She plans to take her 14 month old son Gary who has stayed with Dr and Mrs Whitacre. Mr Sams will stay in Alaska for the summer. The Ewarts sold property to the Hoons, with Ewarts undecided where to live. Mrs Abbie Denny and others accompanied her to Columbus for a minor surgical operation.
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Chesterhill
Leo Sams
Mountain Village
Alaska
A. H Whitacre
Gary
Whitacre
Sams
C. A. Ewart
J. W. Hoon
Ewarts
Abbie Denny
Guy van Dyke
Minta Thomas
Columbus
Former Frost Pastor Carrie Brainard Dies at 81
Rev. Carrie W Brainard aged 81 former resident of Little Hocking and longtime head of Universalist Churches in Frost and Washington County died at the Guyer Memorial Home Peoria Illinois. Cremation followed. Born in the East she lived in Illinois in her youth and led Southeastern Ohio churches for years. Sister Anna Brainard of Little Hocking had predeceased her.
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Frost
Carrie W Brainard
Little Hocking
Washington County
Guyer Memorial Home
Peoria
Lil
Miss Brainard
East
Illinois
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Alexander Township Athens Co
The State of Ohio Athens County case 15793 W T Martin et al defendants W B King and Margretta King offer real estate in Alexander Township bounded by Meigs County line Hudnal Betts and Crane lands. Premises appraised at 7500 and cannot be sold for less than two thirds. Cash on day of sale at courthouse door May 19 1934 at 1 PM.
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State of Ohio
Athens County
W. T. Martin
Kaintill
W. B. King
Margretta King
Inn Otter
Athens
State of
Ohio
Alexander Town
Alexander Township
Meigs County
Alfred Hudnal
Mary Betts
Adeline Crane
Y F
Athens Coun
Oio
Kanedanem Coun
Nelsonville Home and Savings Association
Amos Tigner
Tate
Nelsonville
Jackson
Pattons Addition
Adams Street
Athens Guay
Ensunty
Emmett Keenan
Baer Caravan to Hit N Y Monday
Maxie Baer and manager Ancil Hoffman plan to arrive in New York on Monday to scout sites for Baer training camp. Hoffman spoke to Madison Square Garden and outlined options including Atlantic City Asbury Park Speculator Madame Bey's Camp Summit NJ or Flagler Resort Fallsburg NY for the camp ahead of the June 14 title bout with Primo Camera.
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New York
Maxie Baer
Ancil Hoffman
Baer
Hoffman
Madison Square Garden
Des Moines
Iowa
Jimmy Johnston
Maxie
Primo Camera
Atlantic City
Asbury Park
N. J
Speculator
N. Y
Madame Bey
Summit, N J
Flagler
Fallsburg, N. Y
Boxing results from Milwaukee show multiple decisions
Tony Bruno of Milwaukee won on 160 percent against Karl Agren of Kenosha in Wisconsin. Billy Miller of Milwaukee defeated Frankie Misko of Saginaw by 146 percent. Decisions occurred in bouts with listed percentages and locations Milwaukee Wisconsin and Sag inaw Michigan.
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Milwaukee
Tony Bruno
Karl Agren
Kenosha
Wis
Billy Miller
Frankie Misko
Saginaw, Mich
Baseball News: Key Players Drive Wins in Late Innings
Don Heffner of the Yankees helped in three double plays. Hal Lee of the Braves hit a home run with two aboard and a double to account for all runs. Bill Jurges of the Cubs led the attack on the Reds with a homer and a double. Minner Hayes of the White Sox hit a ninth inning single to drive in the winning run. Ben Chapman of the Yankees delivered an eighth inning RBI single for the winning run.
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Don Heffner
Yankees
Hal Lee
Braves
Bill Jurges
Cubs
Reds
Minner Hayes
White Sox
Ben Chapman
Springfield Pirates name adopted by Middle Atlantic club
The Springfield baseball team in the Middle Atlantic League will drop the Chicks nickname and play as the Pirates this season, reflecting backing by the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Springfield
U.P
The
Pirates
Chicks
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wittenberg Defeats Dayton In Home Golf Duel
Wittenberg College golfers beat the University of Dayton 10 to 7 at Dayton marking the Flyers first home loss since 1931. Green of Wittenberg was medalist with an 80. Delaware Wesleyan topped Heidelberg 114 to 17 in a dual track meet on the same day.
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Dayton
Wittenberg College
University of Dayton
Green of Wittenberg
Delaware
U.p—-Unio Wesleyan
Heidelberg
Bowling Green hurler injures elbow in 220 yard low hurdles
In Bowling Green Ohio on April 26 during a dual meet Bowing Green State College hurdler Loyd Sommers dislocated his elbow while winning the 220 yard low hurdles. Bowling Green won the meet 76 to 6. Oberlin netters defeated Wooster 2 0 in doubles and 6 1 in singles at Oberlin College.
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Bowling Green
Lioyd Sommers
Biutiien College
Bowlin
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Wooster College
Goose Run News: Local Visits and Social Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Thess Matheny and others spent Sunday at the Wade home with an informal musical program. Margar et Fearns performed special numbers. Sue Zockine traveled to Athens on business. Clarence Darby and Olive Koon visited, and Deloris Darby joined Elizabeth Wade in Lancaster. Grace Campbell and her daughter Deloris went to Murray City.
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Goose Run
Thess Matheny
Earl Matheny
Floodwood
James Wade
Margaret Fearns
Sue Zockine
Athens
William Wyskiver
Olive Koon
Columbus
Clarence Darby
Marion
Alex Darby
Elizabeth Wade
Lancaster
Grace Campbell
Deloris
Murray City
Taylor Ridge Society News Brief
Mrs Elmer Davis of Taylor Ridge remains gravely ill after a daughter was born on April 20. the infant died. Mr and Mrs Forrest Kelley and son Glouster visited their grandparents the Hannings Monday evening. Mildred Struble returned to Logan after visiting her aunt and uncle the Okere. Mr and Mrs John Eisler of Athens moved to Indianapolis for work after a weekend with Wenger family. Monte Davis and daughter from Columbus visited Wenger and Welling families over the weekend. Mrs Fred Olbers is ill. Emmett Olbers cares for her. P M Smith of Bishopville spent Sunday with the Welling and Dwight Smith households.
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Taylor Ridge
Elmer Davis
Mary Seyre
Forrest Kelley
Glouster
Robert Hanning
Mildred Struble
Logan
Fred O'Kere
John Eisler
Athens
Indianapolis
John Wenger
Monte Davis
Columbus
Wenger
Fred Olbers
Emmett Olbers
P. M. Smith
Bishopville
Carl Welling
Dwight Smith
Local coin collection features antique U S currency
April 26 in Cutler E L Davis of Cutler R F D No 2 shows a cache of old coins and notes a ten cent shinplaster used in place of money. His assortment includes five pennies minted in 1845 51 57 50 09 and two cent pieces along with half dollars dated 1821 and 1832 and other old silver coins
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Cutler
E. L. Davis
Local Residents Host Weekend Visits Across Carbondale Area
Carbondale and nearby towns see a flurry of visits and family news. Akron guests stay with relatives. births announced for Byron Milton and a daughter born to Joe Blackford and Mrs Clint Walker. revival services begin at the M E Church. Barbers welcome Ralph Betts to Barberton for work with Lieberling Rubber.
Funeral Notices and Visit Recaps Across Local Towns
Lottridge and Sharp family members attended the funeral of John White in Logan last week. Mary E. Wilson returns to Parkersburg after visiting sister A G Murphy. Guests included Clarice Shafer William Lawrence Arthur Kincade at South Ca naan. L T Runnion hosted Rev O Connor and Oryn Watkins party. Harry Carleton visited Clarence Swartz near Coolville. Weekend guests of Mrs Frank Caldwell were Fanny Belle Burton and J F Gillespie in Columbus.
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R. L. Sharp
John White
Logan
Mary E. Wilson
Parkersburg
A. G. Murphy
Frank Lawrence
Clarice Shafer
Wiliam Lawrence
Plaina
Arthur Kincade
South Canaan
O'Connor
Reedaville
Oryn Watkins
Billy
Amenville
Harry Carleton
Coolville
Clarence Swartz
Frank Caldwell
Fanny Belle Burton
J. F. Gillespie
Columbus
Letart Falls Briefs Highlights From Community News
The 4H Club met at the Community Hall. Mrs. Elza Birch, ill with scarlet fever, is improving. Measles epidemic in Letart Township. Bert Grimm to Zanesville for baseball season. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bente and Mrs. Sarah Jane Roberts visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. Saunders and family hosted in Guyandotte area. Majestic Floating Palace showed Plain Sally to a crowded Letart ferry landing. O G Shields hosted by son Clarence in East Letart. Lovell Higginbotham of Charleston visiting family. Harold Quillen attended a Maytag banquet in Athens.
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Letart Falls
Elza Birch
Letart Township
Bert Grimm
Zanesville
Grimm
Bente
Conesville
Sarah Jane Roberts
Mary Bentz
Irene Meredith
Vv. T. Saunders
Guyandalle
W. Va
Saunders
Sam Noll
Majestic
Floating Palace
The
Letart
Ferry Landing
O. G. Shields
East Letart
Clarence Shields
Lovell Higginbotham
Charleston
E. W. Higginbotham
Harold Quillen
Athens
Old Age Pension Q and A for Ohio series two
This reads like a Q and A on Ohio old age pension rules. It covers maximum monthly aid of 825.00 to an individual, burial provision up to 100, income used to determine aid, and eligibility limits for neglecting family. It notes penalties for fraud and for improper care, including suspension or cancellation.
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Ohio
Stocks Hold Gains on Narrow Silver Rally Tracks
New York stocks firmed with fractional gains as silver futures opened with a sharp break and rallied. Amusement stocks led by Pax Film hitting 17% and Loew's Inc advancing while General Motors Chrysler edged higher. Mining and steel shares posted small gains as utilities and equipment stocks rose slightly.
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New York
Amusement Company
Pax Film
Loew's Inc
Motors
Auburn
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Chesapeake & Ohio
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Ferm Equipments
Olle
Market News Ledger: Produce Prices and Livestock Quotes
Baltimore area receipts show mixed greens and fowl prices with eggs firm at current levels. Livestock markets in Toledo and Boston report steady to firm trends with cattle, sheep, and hogs showing modest changes alongside grain and butter notes.
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Cleveland
Staan
Idaho
Ohio
New York
Ohio oats seeding progresses in good weather regions
Columbus April 26 Ohio oats seeding is progressing rapidly where weather permits with much work on corn land in principal producing areas. The feed grain situation is unchanged. Prices for wheat at elevators have fallen to 6 to 7 cents a bushel, the lowest since October 1938, with speculation on domestic versus world price levels and possible further drops cited by C W Eberhard of the Ohio Farm Bureau grain department.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. W. Eberhard
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Eberhard
Local College Scores Tie and Win Across Matches
Obelin 2, Muskingum 6 in one matchup. Toledo and Bowling Green each 6. Wittenberg 6, Utterbein 5 in another contest.
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Obelin
Muskingum
Toledo & Bowling Green
Wittenberg
Utterbein
Dun & Bradstreet commodity price index slips slightly
New York April 26 Dun and Bradstreet daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities for the United Press shows today 105.18, yesterday 105.43, a slight dip from a week ago 105.38 and a year earlier 82.36. The 1934 high was 11024 and the 1934 low 101.08, with copyright held by Dun and Bradstreet.
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New York
U.P
Dun & Bradstreet
United Press
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Sleepy Valley
Waiu
Fixie Auto Sales Co
Pcourt & Carpenter
Woolen CO
Seevis
State
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Jesburg
Dial
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Mer
Candiwade
Fred D. Anderson
Heights
Dodge
Bargainick
Pontiac Co
Court & Carpenter
Motor Sales
N. Court St
Evrolet
bFarland Chevrolet
Ford Tudor
Auto Accessories
Ath- Co
Townsend & Bro
Selby
Mansfield
East Wash
Sunrise
J. D. Tolet
Buchtel
Lathe Viehe Welding
Athens Arma- Machine Works
Autor R. Cottey
W. Union
Geliver
Dig
Luckoff
eTeat
Gemon- S
Norwood
Jersey
Shepard
Vore Ridge
Hope Dairy
B.W.D
Lancaster Farm Hatchery
Chestnut St
White
Ferguson Hatchery
Junction City
Ofio
Mae
J. C. Sherlock
W. Union Street
Aij
Dia
Midway Gardens
Cheshire
WAYNE
F. J. Beasley Co
Amesville Mill Wayne
Athens Cash
Court Bt
Kenneth Hewk
Higgins Feed Store
Fred Landis
Harvey Cone
Wheaton's
Cox Bros
W. Union St
J. B. Swanson
N. Court
Stimson Ave
Hollywood
Dial 405
Hoosier
J. W. Whaley
Hebbardeville
Westinghouse
Parker Bros. Music Store
Jones Novelty Store
Charles Foster
Athens Cash Feed
Farm Bureau
Mitchell's Nursery
Beverly
A. V. Hints
R. D
Sutton
Caneanville
Athens Lumber Co
SAVE
Carpenter Hardware Co
Athens Implement Co
Bardin Bros
Summers and Son
Music Store
Cline
Arage
Columbia Ave
Court ST
H. M. Woods
Mill
the Messenger
Bardin Brothers Morris
Ulm
Palmer
Buck and Burk
New Marshfield
Burson
Palmer Street
East Side
Cameron Bros
Cear
Harge
Fred R. Beasley
Dowler Auto Supply
Nerrick’s Corner
Nelsonville Auto Body Repair Co
Watkins
Tcloaf
Nelsonville Bakery
Washington St
the Square
Oblinger and
Wolfe
VOSS
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Leeds
Bayre's
Wundertone
Quart Can Corp
Enter Hardware Co
Nelsony
East End
Clai H. Woods
Lydia M. Hooper
M. Johnbom
Seid County
Petsons
Indemnity Insurance Pany of
North America
Knappa Company
Securities Division
Agae
John W. Bolin
Meigs
Wasaton
Baer Caravan
HIT
wWistler
Crosettis
Cramer
Combscf
Finney
Ruthif
Hoagr
Son
Gehrig
Ch'manis
McNair
Lazeeris
Hayese
Dickeyee
Bensono
aColeman
M’fden
Benton
Philadelphia
Ilipiabeic
Cramer, Corsett
Flyers
Oberlin Netters Cop
Oose Run News
Carbondale
James Stanley
Akron
Howard Johnson
M. Stanley
George Saddler
Thomas Mills
Ralph Betts
Barberton
Lieberling Rubber Company
Melvin Barber
Byron Milton
William Simons
Emma Lowery
Velma Lowery
Joe Blackford
Clint Walker
Asbury Ridge
Floasie Doolittle
Rev. McDaniel
M. E
Albert Dust
Dean Kennard
Nora Cox
Nora Kennard
Lizzie Cox
Ethel Holland
Evelyn Kennard
Freda Cox
Anna McDaniel
Lottridge
Baltimore Produce
Cincinnati Produce
South
Chicago
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Kenucky
Plymouth Rock
Pittsburgh Livestock
Oceancinnati Livestock
Toledo
Meuléec
Bay
Timothy
Boston Wool
Boston
Maik
West
U. S. Agriculture Department
Liberty Bonds
Gandausca
Buxar
India
Mohatmma
M. K. Gandhi
Gandhi
Tiffin
Elyria
Arthur Schroeder
Mansfield Reformatory
Job
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Cc. & Co
Erie
A. N.Y
Sewu N
St Paul
Pacific
Ceew Ence Ennen
Allied Chem
Cencernence
Ale
Am. Pr
T. San
Col Gas & Elec
Commonwealth & Bo
Curtis Wright
Curtiss Wright
DuPont
Fox
Elec Saerma
Gold
Loews
Mont
Ward Ae Eneeneeeeesen
Biscuit
Distillers
Sears Roebuck
Aernwenrenes
BIG U
Haan Eee
Utilities Pwr
Port Canada
Gen Motors
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Hubber
Nash Motor
Timken
MS U. & Rubber
Ewes
Copters and Mines Am, Smelvers Woo
Kennecott
Park Utah
Am. Ges & Blec
Niegata Hud Pwr
Ghhenley Distillers
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