Nelsonville Council Studies Relief Plan With County
Nelsonville council discusses forming a local independent relief program tied to county setup. County welfare officials urge careful case investigation and record keeping while only 12 percent of state funded relief covers administration. Mayor Howe to report findings after weekend talks with county officers. Public Service committee to review sewage plant planning and cost estimates. water line expansion underway on Grosvenor Street. Taxicab ordinance action delayed due to committee chair absence amid protests over a 125 annual fee per cab.
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Selsonville
Aston Brreer
Nelsonville
Villava
Myles Howe
Coune
James. Collins
Snawnes
State Welfare Department
Mertie Duncan
Tkas
Conncil
Sfanday
Clayton C. Bull
Columbus
Burgess & Niple
Public Service Committee
Ashby, Allen and Monks
Howe
Grosvenor St
Health Fund
Charles Shafer
Taxicab Compan
State Ward Excitement as Warren Ambushes Driver Near Canal Road
Nelsonville report describes Warren, a former inmate, being transferred from Loma to Lima, escaping a supervisor, grabbing a car wheel, and crashing into Ray Lent’s machine. He was detained by Special Officer Don McMannis after a scuffle. a $25 per car fine is noted. City council discussed parking meters, license ordinances, and storm sewer issues with local officials and Mayor Howe.
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Nelsonville
Gitat Petuent
Bill “Warren
Ins Gt
Loma
Carrial
Warren
Don McMannis
Hell
Athens
Lima
Yecterda
D Lo Marso
Tarta Te
Nelsoneon Canal Road
Ito
Ray Lent
Tim
Howe
Cry
John PB. Kelso
Coune
Kelso
Adams St
Counciman C. Monks
Service Department
Nine Past Chiefs dine at Lake Hope picnic
Nelsonville group from the Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters enjoyed an annual picnic at Lake Hope on Wednesday. They left Nelsonville around 3 o clock, ate picnic dinner, socialized, then returned home.
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Nelsonville
Lake Hope
Buchtel Man Seeks Scrap Paper For War Effort
John Turvey Buchtel announces he will be in the Gibston vicinity Thursday afternoon to collect scrap and waste paper and magazines for the war effort. Citizens are asked to have contributions ready when he calls.
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Buchtel
John Turvey
Gibston
Young Child Dies in Athens Hospital
NELSONVILLE Arthur Alton Wetzel age 3 son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Wetzel Buchtel died at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Monday after being admitted that day with acute appendicitis. He leaves parents a sister Mary Margaret and two brothers William Lewis and Ralph Eldon plus grandparents William Wetzel Buchtel and Mr and Mrs John Potter Jobs. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Buchtel Methodist Church with burial in Buchtel Cemetery. Friends may call at the family home anytime.
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Nelsonville
Arthur Alton Wetzel
Arthur Wetzel
Buchtel
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Mary Margaret
William Lewis
Ralph Eldon
William Wetzel
Tohn Potter
Messenger Carrier Makes Long Bike Trip
Richard Jewett, a Messenger carrier in Nelsonville, set out Sunday for a week’s Delaware County vacation. Intended to cycle over 80 miles, his father drove to Hookers near Lancaster and the rest was pedaled. He reached his destination about 11 am after cycling roughly 50 miles in five hours. He is the son of C. é0 Agent and Mrs F. Jewett. Additional Nelsonville news on page 6.
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Nelsonville
Richard Jewett
Delaware County
Hookers
Lancaster
Richard
F. Jewett
Tigers Salvage One Game In White Sox Series
Detroit Tigers win the opener 6-2 but fall 7-0 in the nightcap as Earl Caldwell and Johnny Hodges pace the White Sox. Umpire Bill Grieve ejects Detroit’s runner on a disputed play. Cleveland, St. Louis slide in the standings as Mark Christman suffers a concussion.
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White Sox
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Tiger Cats
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Johnny Hourmphries
Humephries
Mule Haas
Bill Grieve
Ump
St Louis
Cleveland
Firm Place
Luke Sewell
Browns
Holmes and Cuccinello Lead Major League Batting Races
New York AP report shows Tom Holmes of the Boston Braves and Tony Cuccinello of the Chicago White Sox leading the major league batting race with two months left. Goody Rosen shadows Holmes at .365, Phil Cavarretta near .357, Cubs first baseman within eight points of the lead, Stan Hack fourth, Mel Ott climbing toward fifth with Luis Olmo, Cuccinello limited to four at bats in the week, George Case and George Strombolos noted among leaders, Lou Boudreau and Eddie Lake tied for fourth at .308.
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Tommy Holmes
Boston Braves
Tony Cuccinello
Chicago
White Sox
Goody Rosen
Brooklyn
Holmes
Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
Stan Hack
Mel Ott
Luis Olmeé
Cuccinello
George Case
Washington
George Stimwells
Uo Post
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Eddie Lake
Boston
Yesterday's Results National Sports Brief
Brooklyn Boston rain and St Louis Pittsburgh on wet grounds. Detroit beat Chicago 1 to 0. Cleveland 9 8 over St Louis 7 4. Kansas City 9 over Columbus 6. Toledo 5 3. Milwaukee 4 4. Minneapolis 8 over Indianapolis 1. Louisville 6. St Paul 4.
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Boston
St. Loui
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Association Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Sugar Costner Outpoints Fowler in Chicago Fight
George Sugar Costner of Chicago won a decision over Robert Fowler of Cincinnati in their 144-pound bout. The match ended with Costner outpointing Fowler as crowds watched in Chicago.
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Chicago
George
Sugar) Costner
Cincinnati
Robert Fowler
Boxing wagers spark warning from National Boxing Association
Abe Greene, president of the NBA, warns against sure-thing gamblers in boxing as large bets on heavy bouts threaten the sport. The danger lies in big-money fights where bookmakers protect profits. curbing this now is crucial. Also notes include Frits Howell’s dog care costs, Van Garrison’s World Series tour idea, and updates on Commodore Russell’s retirement, Westley Mouton, and Billy Arnold’s upcoming bout.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Abe Greene
National Boxing Association
Abe
van Garrison
Burlington
Hawk-Eye: Gazette
Pacific
States
Harrison
Honolulu
Guam
Manila
C. F. Russell
Bainbrdge Naval Station
Bainbridge
He J
Wellsboro
Westley Mouton
Philadelphia
Allie Stoltz
Philly
Billy Arnold
Camden
N. C
Rocky Graziano
Hambletonian Field Ready For 1932 Derby Revival
In Goshen New York the Hambletonian draws a large 15 horse field for three year old trotters at good Time Park. Unbeaten Thian Hanover leads entries with 11 am ET deadline. Heats run at 3 pm with close to 4000000 dollars in stake value. track conditions were poor after rain.
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Hambletonian
Tiangular
Thian Hanover
Steve Phillips
Masi resigns as Medina football coach for Barberton post
Sam Masi of Medina high school resigns after 16 years to join Barberton high school teaching staff. He will be succeeded by James Hollinger, formerly Massillon high backfield coach.
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Barberton Medina
Sam Masi
Medina
Barberton High School
James Hollinger
Massillon High
Millers Rally Past Indians as AA Race Tightens
The Minneapolis Millers upset league leading Indianapolis 6 1 in five innings to trim the Indian s lead to a game and a half Milwaukee split a pair with Toledo in the twin bill Toledo won 5 4 in the second game Gent Nances homer in the seventh sparked Milwaukee s 4 3 win Louisville beat St Paul 6 4 and Kansas City toppled Columbus 9 4 In golf Chick Hendrickson won the Erie County amateur title over Bob Cassidy 5 and 4 at Plum Brook Country Club Sandusky High School student claims the title
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Minneapolis Millers
American Association
Indianapolis Indians
Indians
Milwaukee
Toledo
Madhens
Gent Nance
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Sandusky
Erie County
Chick Hendrickson
Bob Cassidy
Plum Brook
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlight 1940s Stars
The season leaders include Cucernello and Stirnweiss with high batting marks from New York and a 1122 hit total by Stirnweils. Holmes and Walker top runs and RBIs for Boston and Brooklyn while Workman notes 18 home runs and Schoendienst leads in stolen bases. Coopers from Beaston racks up 92 wins with an 846 ERA.
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Chica
Sirnweiss
New York
Etten
Stirnweils
Stephens
St. Louis
Myatt
Washington
Heaton
Detroit
Holmes
Boston
Walker
Brooklyn
Workman
Schoendienst
Cooper
Beaston
Docket corrected in Nelsonville mayor court
Nelsonville mayor court docket corrected to reflect Huzo Theisen Athens as the guilty party instead of Herman Theisen Jr. The defendant was fined 10 dollars and costs for quarreling and fighting. City Hall announced the error and a corrected entry will be made on the case docket. Sgt Thomas E Keating at Camp Croft has been advanced to staff sergeant.
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Nelsonville
Huzo Theisen
Athens
Herman Theisen, Jr
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