Circle of Ruth Lawn Party At Nelsonville
The annual Circle of Ruth lawn party was held on East Columbus street with Mrs Donald Shafer hosting. Ten tables lined the lawn and garden flowers decorated the setting. A 6 o'clock dinner was served and guests included Mrs Hubert Hyde Mrs Benson Preston Miss Leona Wells Mrs J C Evans Ise Jones Mary Jackson and others. report from the Wooster meeting and songs by Mrs Edith Stiers were shared.
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Nelsonville
Aus
Circle of Ruth
Donald Shafer
East Columbus Street
Hubert Hyde
Benson Preston
Leona Wells
J Cc. Evans
Ise Jones
Columbus
Britchard
Helen
B. E. Acomb
Wooster
Edith Stiers
Lou
Mary Jackson
Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters Meet at Lancaster
Mrs. Pearl Bateman hosts a gathering at Lancaster for the Past Chiefs of the local Pythian Sisters and Forest Rose Needle club members. The group traveled by bus at 2 PM and will return home by 9 PM today.
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Lancaster
Nelsonville
Pearl Bateman
Pythian Sisters
Forest Rose Needle Club
Precinct Changes for Nelsonville Primary Voting
The Second ward plan to move the Second precinct voting booth to John Owens' garage from Sheppard's for the upcoming primary next Tuesday.
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Nelsonville
John Owens
Sheppard's
Attendants Gathered for Mrs. Jacob Spring Rites
Frank Potter and Mrs. Bernice Collins of Dayton along with Mrs. Jennie Hill and son Clifford Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Haines and son Clarke Mrs. George Spring of Albany and Clayton Hill of Centerville attended the funeral of Mrs. Jacob Spring held here Tuesday.
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Nelsonville
Frank Potter
Bernice Collins
Dayton
Jennie Hill
Clifford
R. C. Haines
Clarke
Clayton Hill
Centerville
George Spring
Albany
Jacob Spring
Motor trip begins as Sharp couple leave Nelsonville
On August 6 Mr and Mrs Stacy Sharp depart Nelsonville for a motor trip to Michigan. Henry Coope and Jeff Eyre take over management of the Strand pool room and bowling alleys on West Washington street. Winnie Owens owns another pool room in Columbus and concentrates there this summer. A card from Willis Wolfe to his parents reports arrival at Niagara Falls with a note that he is hiking his way.
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Nelsonville
Stacy Sharp
Michigan
Henry Coope
Jeff Eyre
Strand
West Washington Street
Winnie Owens
Columbus
Willis Wolfe
Niagara Alls
Willis
Social Notes From Athens and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Ralph White of Athens visits her mother Mrs. Joshua Spencer. Miss Mary Parry spent Tuesday in Columbus. Dr and Mrs W H Cann and three children drove to Huntington West Virginia. Miss Mary Etta stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs James Johnson at Atlantic City. Miss Dorothy Vorhes returns from a visit at Madison West Virginia with Mr and Mrs Fred Edington.
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Ralph White
Athens
Joshua Spencer
Mary Parry
Columbus
W. H. Cann
Huntingston
W. Va
Mary Etta
James Johnson
Atlantic City
Dorothy Vorhes
Madison
Fred Edington
Funeral rites for Edwin B. Stevens set at residence
Funeral services for Edwin B. Stevens will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the family home in Buchtel. Burial will follow at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Edwin B. Stevens
Buchtel
Greenlawn
Columbus Visitors Reported During Midweek
Mrs. George Hutchinson and son Lenox of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mulligan on Wednesday. Mrs. Ed Healey spent Wednesday in Columbus. Mrs. James Knight was a Columbus visitor on Wednesday.
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George Hutchinson
Son Lenox
Columbus
Fred Mulligan
Ed Healey
James Knight
Birth of Virginia J. E. Lee’s Daughter
NEW ARRIVAL and Mrs J E Lee announce the birth of a daughter named Virginia born Wednesday August 5.
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Nelsonville
J. E. Lee
Virginia
Local visitors travel plans and guests noted
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bennett and Mrs. J. C. Bartells with daughter Jeanette depart by car for Kingwood West Virginia to visit Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Spencer and accompany Miss Catherine Spencer who has spent two weeks there. Miss Louise Jones of Columbus visits grandmother Mrs. KE. J. Cable. Mrs. Tom Bush visited the Lancaster camp grounds on Wednesday.
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C. E. Bennett
J. C. Bartells
Jeanette
Kingwood
W. Va
Clifton Spencer
Catherine Spencer
Louise Jones
Columbus
KE. J. Cable
Tom Bush
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Six assists by Lu Blue in Chicago Detroit game
Lu Blue, Tyger’s first sacker, contributed six assists in the Chicago versus Detroit game. The current record stands at seven, set by Bransfield of Pittsburgh, Luderus of Philadelphia, and Sto vall of the St. Louis Browns.
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Chicago
Detroit
Lu Blue
Tyger
Bransfield
Pittsburgh
Luderus
Phillies
Stovall
St. Louis Browns
Reds beat Braves with twenty assists in game
The Cincinnati Reds recorded twenty assists against Atlanta, with Cruz the second baseman contributing seven. The all time team record for assists in a game is twenty eight set by Pittsburgh in 1911.
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Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Cruz
Pittsburgh
Tall corn rivals farmer and son in Kansas field
Prize corn farmer F. L. Day near Topeka Kansas claims extraordinary height for his crop. A photo shows Day five feet ten inches, his son on his shoulder at five feet, with corn tops exceeding both.
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F. L. Day
Topeka
Kas
Court sessions opened with prayer debated in Mansfield
The Mansfield Ohio Journal weighs how starting court sessions with prayer might prejudice a just cause, examining legal and community implications of practice in the courthouse.
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Mansfield Ohio Journal
Abductors Take Three More Mexican Children Today
In Mexico City on August 6, three more children were abducted, two girls and one boy, despite tight guards at railway stations and roads out of the capital. The disappearances deepen fear among middle class families as police investigations stall.
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Mexico City
Abduction Fear Tails to West Coast Colonies
Secret police agents bound for Chinese and Japanese colonies on the west coast pursue clues to some of the fifty three missing boys and girls. Police say ransom cannot be motive since victims are school children from middle class families unable to hire private detectives.
Gas Well Brings In Two Million Feet Daily on Lawson Lease
Parkersburg reports a gas gusher at the Lawson farm in the Fisher field, estimated at two million feet per day. Driller Red Knowles directs the boilers as the well is moved to sink deeper into the pay sand atop White Hall, formerly owned by Miss Anna Walsh. Further exploration on this Lawson lease is anticipated.
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Parkersburg
Lawson
Fisher
Red” Knowles
White Hall
Anna Walsh
Kiwanis Banquet Planned by Athens Club in Glouster
Athens Kiwanis members will be hosted at a banquet in the Glouster Methodist church social room next Tuesday at 6 15 pm. Citizens who signed for membership will hear the Kiwanis presentation and learn of the organization’s aims. The note ends with a reference to a speaker named ning and his friends in Glouster awaiting his sermon.
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Glouster
Athens Kiwanis Club
Glouster Methodist Church
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Ning
Former pastor to preach in Glouster this week
The Rev. Mr. Stuke of Cincinnati, a former Calvary Baptist pastor, will arrive late this week and stay two weeks in Glouster. He plans to conduct services at the church Sunday morning and evening.
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Glouster
Stuke
Cincinnati
Calvary Baptist Church
Rev Blair to Preach at Trimble Church of Christ
In the pastor's absence G B Court ney of Chauncey, Rev W W Blair longtime Eureka college church pastor, will speak at Trimble Church of Christ at 10 30 a m next Sunday morning. Public cordially invited.
Error in assigning road foreman at local line
GLOUSTER August 6 a letter from Ray Bal lis reports an error occurred recently in appointing the road foreman on the local line, prompting a review of the assignment and potential correction.
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Glouster
Ray Ballis
Railroad Man Ballis Aids Train 5 Near Hatfield
Bal lis, a railroad employee, says he flagged train No. 5 at Corning-Giouster road when a fallen tree blocked the track near a tunnel. He barely reached safety as the engineer halted the train. The road foreman quickly sent men to remove the obstruction.
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Corning-Giouster
Hatfield
Mr. Ballis
Blanche Henry Receives Life Certificate at Glouster State Bank
Mrs. Blanche Henry, an employee at Glouster State Bank, recently received an elementary school life certificate through the state department of education.
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Glouster
Blanche Henry
Glouster State Bank
State Department of Education
Trimble Residents Visit Families in Ohio town and Camp Knox
Mrs Lydia Kittle of Trimble visits Bremen with Mr and Mrs Frank Kittle. Harry Jonas Kermit Sawyer Eldon Antle and John and Jonathan Rainey return to Trimble from Camp Knox. Mrs E L Jones and two children Dorothy and Robert return from Toledo. Mrs Ezra Weaver and son Frank spent a week in Columbus with Meshich Cavey.
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Lydia Kittle
Trimble
Bremen
Frank Kittle
Harry Jonas
Kermit Sawyer
Eldon Antle
John
Jonathan Rainey
Camp Knox
E. L. Jones
Dorothy
Robert
Toledo
Ezra Weaver
Frank
Columbus
Meshich Cavey
Miss Oreana Grady Returns Home After Springfield Visit
Miss Oreana Grady has returned to her home in Springfield after ending a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Darling.
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Oreana Grady
Springfield
Mrs. Charles Darling
Dorcas Club Plans Kitchen Addition at Trimble Church
The Daughters of Dorcas of the Trimble Church of Christ announce plans to construct a rear kitchen extension for use during church socials in Glouster.
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Glouster
Daughters of
Dorcas
The
Trimble
Construction of Modern Bakery Building Advances
Aug 6 report from Glouster notes the ongoing work on a modern bakery building. Crews are laying foundations and framing, with plans for updated facilities to meet rising demand in the town. Local officials see the project as a boost to commerce and employment.
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Glouster
New System Bakery Under Construction Opposite Beal’s Garage
Text reports work on a bakery building using brick walls to meet state code for new bakery structures. The project proceeds across from Beal’s Garage with efforts underway to comply with local standards.
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Beal
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