Springfield Giants Defeat Nelsonville Eagles 5-2 on Sunday
Springfield Giants beat Nelsonville Eagles 5 to 2 as Eagles faltered with clutch hitting and fielding. Nelsonville pitcher Johnson held Giants to five hits through seven innings before a five-hit, four-run eighth inning doomed the visitors. G iants pitcher White allowed 11 hits but preserved the lead with solid defense and timely hits. key moments included Mohney and Gilbert Smith contributing two doubles and two runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Spray
Nelsonville
Springfield Giants
Nelsonville Eagles
Johnson
Eagles
White
Giant
Smith
Graham
Columber
Kimball
Mohney
Gilbert Smith
Powell
Frosty Johnson
Tolbert
Springfield AB
R. Hoaboon
Ce Catensiecens
Egigr
QWOES
Nccnecassesqce
Buriong
Tina We
Bimpeon
Nelsonville BA
Cccotances
Wvctecessen
RAG
Saimecrentinenes OE
GrayGre
Hilleary
Forage DB Socdemarcias
Qomer
Diese Reessensee
Owens
Burlong
Simpson
Grayam
G. Smith
Johnson and
How Movies Are Made First of a six part film story series
Hollywood correspondent Dan Thomas explains the high risk, high cost of producing a film. He details three main story sources including plays books and originals, the role of screen rights payments, and how studios handle synopses and script development that leads to a final production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flicker
Dan Thomas
Hollywood
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Twentieth Century-Fox
Darry Zanuck
Old Timers edge CCC Team of Athens in pitcher duel
Old Timers beat CCC Camp team of Athens 4 to 2 at The Pisins on Friday night to extend their win streak to 11. Vate Smith Garner and Slater formed the battery with Diszy Dean Boyd and McDonald officiating for CCC. Jonas had three hits. the game featured few hits and errors, drawing a large crowd. The teams meet again next Friday at Purhtel. Nelson's Old Timers of The Plains face Veta at Buchtel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Dr Walker
CCC
Athens
Pisins
Vate Smith
Garner
Slater
Battery
Veta
Purhtel
Nelson
Plains
Dr. Walker
Arraignments Held For Intoxication At Nelsonville Court
Four arraignments for intoxication were heard by Mayer and G Nolland. Al pleaded guilty and fines of 8 dollars plus costs were imposed on Charlies Matheny Albert Matheny James Smith and Virgei Woot. The Swedish botanist Linneus built a floral clock using flowers that open at different hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mayer & G. Nolland
Charlies Matheny
Albert Matheny
James Smith
Chestnut Street
Virgei Woot
Kinneberny
Linseus
Mrs. Minerva Dunkle Dies at Floodwood Nelsonville
Mrs Minerva Dunkle 99 longtime Athens County resident died Sunday at her New Floodwood home. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm conducted by Reverend Rothreck with burial at Green Lawn. She leaves husband David Dunkie three children Ethel Farrow Garnet Schoonover and Donald five grandchildren three brothers and two sisters. Three months earlier she suffered a stroke from which she never recovered. W R C to meet Nelsonville tonight at 730 at the IOOF Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Minerva Dunkle
Athens County
New Floodwood
Rothreck
Greenlawn
David Dunkie
Ethel Farrow
Athens
Garnet Schoonover
Donald
Local Bridge Club Teasue hosts guests and honors high scores
Mrs Earl McCune entertained the Nelsonville group Friday night with a bridge session in which Mrs C H Ruble, Mrs Leiland Krieg and Mrs Walter Wilson posted high scores. Guests included Mrs Fred John nn Ganeaville and Mrs John Zeller Jr Columbus. Refreshments followed the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fred Johnnn
Ganeaville
John Zeller
Columbus
Earl McCune
Stalter Couple Welcome 8% Pound Daughter in Athens
Mr and Mrs Ralph Stalter of Glouster announce the birth of an eight pound baby girl at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Friday night at midnight. Helen Souders listed as mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ralph Stalter
Helen Souders
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Cape May Inmate Burned to Death in Straw Pile Incident
Cape May Court House New Jersey 75 year old inmate George Mahoney burned to death in a straw pile after removing his clothes and leaving them elsewhere in the county alms house. The World War II cemetery at Redipisita Italy holds 30000 buried soldiers with tombstones honoring them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape May
N. J
George Mahoney
Cape May County Almehouse
Redipysita
Italy
Reporter Forced To Leave Rome
David Darrah, former Rome correspondent, arrived in New York and warned that Mussolini’s failure in Ethiopia would end his rule. His Rome dispatches angered Fascist leaders who ordered Darrah to leave the city within three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mussolini
Ducator
David Darrah
New York
Darrah
Child Injured After Porch Bannister Fall
Two year old Lelia Marie Davis of West Franklin Street is recovering after falling from a porch bannister to the sidewalk. She sustained a deep cut and bruising to the right side of her head and received several stitches to close the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lelia Marie Davis
Fred Davis
West Franklin Street
Patrick McCann 77 Dies at Home in Glouster Ohio
Patrick McCann age 77 longtime Glouster resident died at his home in Jacksonville from a complication of diseases after a 12 day hiccough attack that began July 5. He is survived by three daughters Mrs Joe Thyne Mary and Nelle McCann. Funeral at Holy Cross Church Glouster Tuesday at 9 AM. Burial Mt Calvary Cemetery Lancaster Street Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McCann
Jacksonville
Glouster
McCann
Frank McCann
American Legion
Mr. McCann
Joe Thyne
Mary and
Nelle McCann
Holy Cross Church
Father A. V. Kessler
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Lancaster Street
Athens
Ralph Hamer
Donna Jean
Dorothy
Elizabeth Keiger
Scottsdale, Ariz
Warner Association Calls Session at Grove
Warner Conservation Association invites Jacksonville residents to a 7:30 pm meeting on Tuesday in the grove to discuss plans for the Baat Branch dam and water projects. The group aims to flood control storage water supply extend lines, sewer systems, work programs and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Association
Grove
Warner Conservation Association
Jacksonville
Partly Filled Barn Destroyed by Blaze
A barn belonging to Jim Cevello in the Little Italy district burned early Sunday. The structure contained hay and farming tools. fire alarms at 1:40 a.m. failed to save it as flames spread rapidly. The cause is unknown and the barn carried $500 in insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jim Cevello
Little Italy
Margaret Southard Dies at Jacksonville
Mrs. Margaret Southard age 54 died at her daughter Mrs. Lulu Mills Jacksonville Sunday night after nine weeks bedfast in poor health. Survived by daughters Mrs. Mills Mrs. Mary Jones Mrs. Linnie Rummell and sons William Southard John L. Southard. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm Jacksonville M EB Church Rev J G Deeds officiating. Burial Maplewood Cemetery. Also notes Mackenstine rites held for Fritz Mackenstine 74 former Red town resident buried Glouster Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnie Rummell
Minersville
William Southard
Wyandotte, Mich
John L. Southard
Jacksonville
Jacksonville M. EB
J. G. Deeds
Maplewood
Mackenstine
Fritz Mackenstine
Redtown
Glouster
Chauncey
Tin Can Tourists Gather 600 Strong For Summer Reunion
GRAND RAPIDS Mich The Tin Can Tourists nearly 600 members parked their land yachts at the municipal tourist camp for an annual summer reunion The nomad group travels widely wintering in Florida or California and summering in Michigan Maine or Oregon The seven day program features exchanges sports concerts speeches and a national trailer exposition with stream lined trailers and self sufficient living quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
UW the Tin Can
James A. Smith
Deposit
N. Y
TCT
Florida
California
Michigan
Maine
Oregon
Canada
Mexico
United States
Smith
Nelsonville Notes Mention Visits and Gatherings
The item lists residents and visitors around Nelsonville, noting Mrs. Walter and family traveling to Lake, Marie Bean Walter from New Mexico, Ada Raine and family visiting, and Esther Hick hosting guests. It mentions Chautauqua events, Mrs Hyde visiting, and a church orchestra bingo party hosted by the Krepple Bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lamb
Monica Uecker
Ros Catherine Spencer
Conneaut
Long Island
Also Mentioned on This Page
York
Kansas
Wichita
Arlene Walton
NEA Service
Kitty
Camora
Frances Marion
Bess Meredyth
Robert Riskin
Arthur Caesar
Gene Markey
John Monk Saunders
Howard Estabrook
Jane Murfin
Allen Rivkin
William Canselman
Grover Jones
Willliam Stavens McNutt
Sidney Franklin
Claud Allister
Fredric March
Herbert Marshall
China Seas
Brooks She
Rog
Ang Lowing
Mike” Boog
Steve Wilson
Nounce
Pete Tisy
Whyte
Eary
Ray i. Evans
Roby
Hams
Wis
Joe Spraysy
Hague
Abe
Cato
Elply
Siecerely
Alan
Bis
Ant
Merle Oberon
Frederick March
Dark Angel
Old Timers
The
C.D. Shafer Co
Floodwood
W. R. Co
Mrs. McCune
Ohio Collieries
Middleport
Glouster Ohio Collieries
Middleport Firemen
Somerset
Perry County
Gallagher
Ashley
Ohio
Stephenson
Pete
Hallam
Daugherty
Zimmer
Envecescece
Ingeenechsves
Margaret Southard
Arizona
Will Nelsonvile Church
Orchents Ney Bingo Party
T the Krepple Bull
Storage
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!