Yankees whip Tribe 2 0 in prearmy exam headlines
Ti registrants from Athens County leave for pre induction physicals. Included are Paul Reeves Glean James Carrol Winstead Keith Owen Scott and others. Major League attendance soars with record crowds and notable games across the league including Feller Bevens tight duel and Red Sox dominance.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
York
Yankees
TRIBE
Dodgers
Nelsonville
Athens County
Selective Service Board No. 2
Fr. Hayes
Paul Reeves Glean
Paul Wayne Springer
Amary
James Carrol Winstead
Tareh
Keith Owen Scott
Albans
Clarence Tye Wins Five Mile Bike Race
Nelsonville reports Clarence Tye, age 14, won the five mile bicycle race at the Ingh school athletic field last week. He completed the course in 17 minutes 58 seconds, averaging about 17 miles per hour, with two laps around the track.
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Nelsonville
Clarence Tye
Ingh School
Tye
Toledo Man Is Assessed $100. Costs
George R Reynolds of Toledo pleaded guilty in mayor Oral Daugherty’s court to failure to stop after an accident. He was fined 100 dollars and costs. no injuries were reported. Other arraignments: William Swyers and Gail Garner pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined 25 dollars and costs each. Harold L Horn of Carbon Hill charged with speeding and posted bond. Glenn L Peters of New Plymouth had his bond for unsafe operation forfeited.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
George R. Reynolds
Toledo
Oral Daugherty
Reynolds
Buchtel
William Swyers
Gail Garner
Harold L. Horn
Carbon Hil
Glenn L. Peters
New Plymouth
Funeral Rites for Harry C Edgell Set for Tuesday
Funeral services are to be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Columbus Third Avenue Methodist Church for Harry C. Edgell 54, formerly of Nelsonville, who died Saturday at his home. Burial will follow in Union Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Mary, a daughter, two sons, a grandson, and his mother-in-law Mrs. Jennie Edgell.
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Nelsonville
Harry C. Edgell
Lakeview Ave
Columbus
Columbus Third Ave
Union Cemetery
Jerry Spears
Mary
Mary Pummer
Lowan
D. C. Teddie
Jack
Wayne
Jennie Edgell
Logan Mingos Stop Shoemen 2 1 Sunday
Nelsonville report: Logan Mingos halt Brooks Shots 2-1 at City Playgrounds. Mowery and G Haney hit for Brooks, Jones allowed two hits with 11 strikeouts, yet five Shoemakers’ errors hurt. Mingos’ Lennard pitched six strong innings, Wingsman, Dane brothers key for Brooks, and crowd expected for upcoming benefit game versus The Plaims.
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Logan Mingos
Brooks
Jones
Shoemakers
Mowery
G Haney
Mingos
Wingman
Champ K. Dane
B. Dane
Brooks Jones
Shoemen
K. Dane
Patton
Lennard
Ace Moundsman
Mingas
Ars Ans
Lancaster
Hocking Glass
Sunda
City Playground
Plaims
Shoeren
Katshner
Allen
Ss Brandt
Ogler
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Haney
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Swain
Towais
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Wintgman
Watkins
Brooker
Dane
Finn
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Logan
Net Tourney Is Scheduled For Nelsonville High
Nelsonville announces a tennis tournament at the high school athletic field on Thursday and Friday August 8 and 9 run by Paul Wiley recreation director Aingies tournament will be at the high school courts with separate men and women divisions open to all ages. Interested players should sign up with Mr Wiles or Kinneer at the swimming pool or at The Colonial Restaurant entrance blank by 3 pm Tuesday August 6. Tennis balls will be provided by the City Recreation Commission.
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Nelsonville
Paul Wiley
Aingies
Wiles
K. Kinneer
Colonial
City Recreation Commission
Fred Wright Resigns As Hocking Teacher
Fred Wright resigns as a teacher in Poexing Counts nomi stam and will devote time to digite frame interests. He is remodeling the brick residence at 216 West Washington St, recently purchased from the Fred Juniper estate, and will maintain his insurance offices at his home. He has taught school for the last 20 years in Hasdensville and elsewhere in finching Counts, and was superintendent of the South Bloomimevilly serials last year.
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Nelsosville
Fred Wright
Nomi
Digite
Mai. Wright
West Washington St
Fred Juniper
Hasdensville
Finching
South Bloomimevilly
Robert Fick Leads Twilight League Popularity List
Robert Fick of the Giants tops the Twilight League popularity poll after a week of voting. Clarence Woody of the Yanks climbs to second, Hugh Brooner of Carbon Hill remains third as voting continues until September 1 when the season ends.
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NPE
Rone Fick
Giants
Stl Temaima
Clarence Woody
Yanks
Hugh Brooner
Carbon Hill
Mason Wealth Increases Assessments Indicate City Tax Rise
County assessor Morrison reports higher assessments across Point Pleasant and towns in Mason County, with Class 1 real and intangible property valued at 349.9 million dollars and Class 4 at 299.21 million. levies will rise as counties and towns plan funding for schools and services in the coming fiscal year.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Becan Aean Y Sweatheer
Morminton
Panal Posrd
Hartford
Lean
Mason Cry
New Haven
Henderson
Morrison Sauds
City & Hisory
Corning Man Fined 25 for DWI After Crash
Paul M Glass of Corning pleaded guilty at arraignment to driving a motor car while intoxicated. He paid a fine of 23 plus costs. State attorney said Glass’s car crashed into Cecil Blessing’s car at 22nd Street and Jackson Avenue, injuring Glass with a chin cut treated by a local physician.
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Point Pleasant
Paul M Glass
Corning
Paul F. Thomas
Wm Glass
Cecil Blessing
Letart
Nelsonville Social Notes and Funeral Attendance
Nelsonville social notes list multiple families visiting for the funeral of Mathew Kilpatrick in Murray City. Attendees include Agnes Kilpatrick Rogers and family from Washington DC, Georgia Kilpatrick and Jack, Leroy Harttex and Dick Harttex, Agnes Allen and James Kilpatrick of Toledo, and others from Columbus and nearby towns. Several residents plan trips and upcoming arrangements are noted.
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Nelsonville
Agnes Kilpatrick Rogers
Joan Lee
Washington
D. C
Georgia Kilpatrick
Jack
Leroy Harttex
Agnes Allen
Columbus
James Kilpatrick
Toledo
Harry Hartley
Mathew Kiarkpatrick
Murray City
Nelsonville Band Boosters to Meet Tuesday Evening
Nelsonville high school band room will host a Nelsonville Band Boosters gathering Tuesday at 8 p.m. President S S Steenrod says several topics of interest to the club will be discussed.
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Nelsonville
S S. Steenrod
Grap
Rev Charles Hook Accepts Lancaster Call
NELSONVILLE The Rev Charles Hook resigns from Salt Creek Holiness Church and accepts a call to the Lancaster church. He will begin his new duties on September 1.
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Mr. Hook
Lancaster
Nelsonville
Charles Hook
Salt Creek
Lancaster Church
Dunes
Elks Plan Meeting At Nelsonville Hall
Local Elks announce a Tuesday 8 p.m. meeting at their hall. Secretary Carlos Ogg says a turtle dinner will be held in connection with the event.
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Nelsonville
Elks
Carlos Ogg
Iin
Connection
Women to Convene Loyal Women’s Class Meet
Nelsonville reports the Loyal Women’s Class of the Church of Christ will be entertained Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Josie Baugh and Mrs. Alice Dilcher at 7 30 p m in the evening.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Irs
Josie Baugh
Alice Dilcher
Mrs. Duncan Funeral Rites Set for Tuesday
Mrs. Duncan dies Saturday at her son's home on Seventh Street. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at the Church of Christ in Christian Linen with burial in Cancer Cemetery, South of the Kanawha Mountains. Born October 34, 1874 in Lincoln County, she was the daughter of Isadore and Elizabeth Newell and widow of Moses Thiers. Survived by four daughters and five sons, including Avra Fornes, and Jesse Duncan, with Viers family connections across Beech Hill, Point Pleasant, and Chester Virginia.
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Moes
Rhoda Kathersne Vers Duncan
Anverd Viess
Church of
Chiat
Aneen Sre Wat
P.O. Roefer
Gaston
Wil Hemnerarze
Cancer
Kanawha Mts
Duncan
Lincoln County
Puncan
de Jare Isadore
Elizapeth Newell
Moses Thiers
Jesse Duncan
Avra Fornes
Bethamy Wises
Emirs
Porn
Pleasant
Adam Wie
Axton
Edward
Sanford Viers
Everett Viers
Bemis, Tenn
Delmer Viers
Calumpus
Vers
Sears
Beech Hill
31 Pass Driver Test in Point Pleasant Area
Thirty one applicants passed the operators license examination held last Thursday by State Police at the local detachment. Two failed. Permits awarded include Robert L. Burdette, William R. Eads, Roy Allen Fisher, William H Hall, Clarence Halli, Mack Jones, Florence E Krodel, Martin D. McKinney, Thomas G. Nelson, Virginia Le Rice, Damon B. Morgan, and others from Point Pleasant, Letart, Mason, Clifton, and Henderson areas.
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Set Paul F. Thomas
H D Coxner
Robert L. Burdette
William R. Eads
Roy Allen Fisher
Wiliam H Hall
Clarence Halli
Mack Jones
Florence E Krodel
Martin D. McKinney
Thomas G. Nelson
Virginia le Rice
Damon B. Morgan
Dean Bush
Wiliam Z. Chapman, Jr
Eugene &. Hoffman
Dennis A Roush
Letart
James C. Comer
Alice
Charlies H. Estep Forest W. Uargraves
Eduard H. Penhaver
Mason
Robert MM. Gilland
Hartford
James T. Howard
Marion L. Lichfield
Kathryn MM. Yonker
New Haven
Eunice Long
Virginia Thomas
GalHoolis Ferry
Ray W. Pickens
Mrs
Divorce Suit Withdrawn and New Filings in Circuit Court
Bernice Edwards of Leon withdrew her divorce suit against Harry Edwards filed earlier this week. In same session four new divorces appeared: Hazel Simpkins versus Glenn Simpkins for cruelty, Jean Ayers versus Eve Ayers for cruelty, Wallace Earl Rood versus Clara Agnes Rood for desertion, and Earl Searberry versus Mary Lou Searberry for adultery amid military service and separation timelines.
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Point Pleasant
R .F. Musgrave
Bernice Edwards
Leon
Harry Edwards
Circuit Court
Hazel Simpkins
Glenn Simpkins
Jean Ayers
Everett Ayers
Wallace Earl Rood
Clara Agnes Rood
Earl Searberry
Mary Lou Searberry
West Columbia
Mary Ellen Gerlach Honored at Kanawha Street Party
Mrs Lawrence Gerlach hosted a Friday birthday party at her Kanawha Street home for her daughter Mary Ellen Gerlach. Guests arrived around eight, the house displayed mint colored decorations, a cake adorned with seventeen candies, and tall tapers flanked the cake. The evening featured dancing and late hour refreshments.
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Point Pleasant
Lawrence Gerlach
Kanawha St
Mary Ellen Gerlach
Political Workers Busy With Pre-Election Work
A large pre election crowd gathered in Point Pleasant as political activity intensified. Mason County voters were engaged by many workers while Republican congress candidate M Edward Hersman from Spencer spent the day among locals.
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Point Pleasant
M. Edward Hersman
Spencer
Congress
Mason County
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk's Office
Marriage licenses have been issued by County Clerk Aten to Paul E. Bennett of Lean Ray Harold Higginbotham and Hallie Bell Stover, both of Grimms Landing, and Ronald Roy Zirkle of New Haven and Jessetta Roush of Mason City.
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Point Pleasant
Aten
Paul BE. Bennett
Fay Thorton
Lean
Ray Harold Higginbotham
Hallie Bell Stover
Grimms Landing
Ronald Roy Zirkle
New Haven
Jessetta Roush
Mason City
Sunday Baseball Results and Standings Across Leagues
Sunday results from the American League and National League include Boston for $, Detroit 4, New York 2, Cleveland 0. Chicago 3-1, Washington 1-0. St. Louis 6-7, Philadelphia 5-4. NL games show New York 4-10, Pittsburgh 0-1, Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati 4 in 14 innings. St. Louis 7-2, Philadelphia 0-3, Boston 6-6, Chicago 5-4. American Association outcomes feature Milwaukee 6-2, Columbus 5-5. Leesville 6-3, Kanees City 5-2. Indianapolis 15-5, St. Paul 2-6. Minneapolis 5-14, Toledo 4-5.
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Cal
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Kansas City
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Wil Fet
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
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Brooklyn at Boston Intraleague Night Clash
No games scheduled today as Brooklyn hosts Boston in a night matchup. The notice lists no further events or times for today’s basketball schedule.
Players and Owners Reform Plans Face Hurdles Today
Major League players and owners meet in New York for the second session of talks on contract reforms. Negotiations seek a minimum salary, spring training expenses, a pension fund, and a funding plan tied to All-Star game and World Series rights. Commissioner Chandler backs the players’ proposals as modest, with a Labor Day target for joint policy recommendations.
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New York
Major League Baseball
A. B. (Happs
New York Yankees
Chandler
Colonels Win Two Gain on Indianapolis in A A standings
Indianapolis held a slim lead in the American Association as Louisville Colonels swept a doubleheader from Kansas City Blues 6-5 and 3-2. Indianapolis split with St Paul, losing the nightcap 6-5 in 10 innings after a 13-2 opener. Minneapolis won twice over Toledo as Witte and Barna highlighted the day with home runs. Brewers and Redbirds split their games, while Columbus benefited from a late three run double by Tommy Nelson in the nightcap.
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Robis Feller
Almot
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Feller
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Bill) Bevens
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Toledo
Jerry Witte
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Tommy Nelson
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Vicory
Brewers
Redlegs Drop to Fifth After Dodgers Loss
Cincinnati Reds return home after a 5-4, fourteen inning defeat by the Brooklyn Dodgers, dropping to fifth as Boston Braves win to rise to fourth. Dodgers won on a squeeze play with one out and bases loaded as Pee Wee Reese bunted home Howie Schultz for the winning run.
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Cincinnnati Reds
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Redlegs
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Pee Wee Reese
Howie Schultz
Red Devils Near Senior League Title
The Red Devils chase a tie in the Senior Basketball League as they face the leading Yellow Jackets on the school recreation court. Yellow Jackets lead 4-1. Red Devils sit 3-2 after a 64-16 win over Red Birds led by Henderson’s 30. Dupler top-scored for the losers with 30. In junior play, the Bobcats won 40-10 to stay tied for first with the Bulldogs. First Methodist remains undefeated in softball at 3-0, while St Pauls sits at 0-3 in league play.
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Yellow Jackets
Devils
Red Birds
Henderson
Armbruster
Tigers
Presbyterian-Christian
Central Methodist
St. Paul's
First Methodist
Butts Shirley Take Country Club Tourney
Dr L E Butts and Mrs Roy Shirley won the Scotch Foresome at the Country Club with a 46, two strokes ahead. The pair had an 11 stroke handicap finishing with 35 on nine holes, edging By Wolfe and Miss Miller who totaled 30 with a 12 handicap.
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Roy Shirley
Country Club
Wolfe
Miss Miller
Cavance
Dorothy Algeo
Eileen Phillips
Ralph Dupler
By Wolfe
C. Garrison
Rudy Engpleskind
Ohio keeps Tri-State Golf Title
Ohio retains the Tri-State amateur tournament crown at the Ca nargo Club, finishing with a 720 total from four two man Cincinnati and one Ohio teams. Kentucky trails with 722, Indiana 723, as sub-par second-day rounds by Kentucky players fail to overhaul Ohio’s winning lineup.
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Om0
Simon Bures
Kentucky
Twa
Ohi
Ohio
Indiana
Maurice McCarthy J
den Gill
Allyn Joslyn
Martin Dumbler
Cincinnai
Bob Servis
Harvey Young Dayton
George Phillips
Irvin Baumgartner
Nelson Ruddy
Doug Hill
Crowd packs Lakefront Stadium for Indians Yankees twin bill
A spectacular 75,595 crowd, the largest paid in Cleveland baseball history, filled Lakefront Stadium for a doubleheader between the Indians and the Yankees after promoter Wilt Veeck’s stunts. Bob Feller left the first game with a back injury but is expected back in two to three days. rain postponed the nightcap after two innings.
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Veeck
Lakefront Stadium
Indians
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Mel Harder
Lefty Grove
Yankees
Bob Fell
Wallace wins river race at Piqua sesquicentennial
Wallace of Lima won both heats of the Class C hydroplane event yesterday before 6,000 spectators as the nation sanctioned motorboat races opened Piqua’s five day sesquicentennial on the Miami River.
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