Hock Hocking Bird Dog Club to Sponsor October Field Trials
Nelsonville notes the Hock Hocking Bird Dog Club votes to hold an October field trial with four events puppy derby all age shooting dog and open. Committee names and new affiliates listed. Club expects 1273 members and plans grounds for picnics and future events. Plus birth notice for Betty Jane Hunter. Forgery losses in 1928 cited at $200 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hock-Hocking
Dor Shafer
Athens
Art Skinner
E. R. Dawson
Pomeroy
James Ferrell
Barney Pearson
Nelwinville
L. J. Eberle
Eq Bennett
Frank O'Mara
C. H. Barnett
See This Garden Nelsonville Garden Visit Invitation
Mr and Mrs Samuel Davis of High Street extend a general invitation to friends to view their pretty garden. In the next few days members of the Woman's Community Garden club will view the garden in a body.
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Nelsonville
Samuel Davis
High St
Woman's Community Garden
Labr
Old Timers Beat Longstreth 9 3 In City Ball Clash
Old Timers defeated Longstreth 9 to 3 Tuesday at Buchtel with Phillips and Christian handling the battery. George Campbell hit a home run and Graham collected three hits with a walk. The club prepares for a Thursday game vs the Hocking Valley Giants at Nelsonville and hosts Birch Hollow Friday at Eagle Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Dr. Walker
Longstreth
Phillips
Christian
Smokey
Garner
Denny
George Campbell
Graham
Hocking Valley Giants
City Playgrounds
Nelsonville
Giants
Birch Hollow Boys
Eagie Park
Birch Hollow
Vets
Local Notes From Nelsonville and Vicinity
Mrs E W Cox returns home at Byesville after two week visit with daughter Mrs J W Stanley. Ada Scheeler enjoys a two week vacation partly at Indian Lake. Floyd Ross of Norfolk Virginia visits relatives. Charlene Toy of Columbus visits sister Mrs Stanley Dew. Leighton Aumiller of Columbus spends days with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Burnell. Cecil Woods of Athens, Freda Covert of Nelsonville, and Robert Moore of Chillicothe take Ohio River excursion Sunday evening. Mrs G I Putnam of Athens visits sister Mrs J M Hyde.
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Nelsonville
E. W. Cox
Byesville
J. W. Stanley
Ada Scheeler
Indian Lake
Floyd Ross
Norfolk
Charlene Toy
Columbus
Stanley Dew
Leighton Aumiller
Will Burnell
Cecil Woods
Athens
Freda Covert
Robert Moore
Chillicothe
G. I. Putnam
J. M. Hyde
Scouts Ready To Open Camp Near Malta
Nelsonville dispatch says Troop 65 joins Troop 66 for the annual encampment on the Muskingum River about a quarter mile south of Malta. Scoutmaster Wilbur D. Mender leads the staff with Francis Kouri, Charles Patton, and Eddie Johnson among organizers. Staff meetings set for West School tonight and Wear School Thursday for checkups and final instructions.
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Nelsonville
Muskingum River
Malta
Wilbur D. Mender
Francis Kouri
Charles Patton
Eddie Johnson
Roland Pierce
Tom Ruffick
Donald Sanders
Munroe
Francis Charles Levering
Jimmie Linscott
Bill Butts
Two Confront Mayor on Crimes in Nelsonville
Guy Fellam of Jackson Street pleaded guilty to intoxication at the mayor’s court of S G Holland and was fined ten dollars plus costs. Charles Spurgen of Buchtel denied assault and battery in a affidavit by Constable Pearl Allman and was bound over to the grand jury under a one hundred dollar bond.
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Nelsonville
Guy Fellem
Jackson Sr
S. G. Holland
Charles Spurgen
Buchtel
Pearl Allman
Glouster Kiwanis Club Praised for Civic Service
Glouster Kiwanis lieutenant governor E G Nelson visited the club at Hotel Gordon praising its membership drive and outlining town improvements. He noted an upcoming visit by state governor Al Cox and discussed fundraising and underprivileged child programs. D H Campbell attended from Cincinnati. Next meeting will host Harley Calvin and John W Dowler to discuss Glouster Murray City road plans.
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Glouster
E. G. Nelson
Woodsfield
Kiwanis
Glouster Club
Hotel Gordon
Ohio
al Cox
Nelson
Kiwanis International
Fred Burdiss
Jim Stedman
D. H. Campbell
Cincinnati
Harley Calvin
Marietta
John W. Dowler
Athens
Glouster-Murray City
Catholic Ladies Study Club Picnic Tour in Hocking County
Members of the Catholic Ladies Study Club enjoyed their annual picnic touring Ash Cave Old Man's Cave Rock House and Camp Hocking. Two guests and a long list of members joined the outing in Hocking County with dinner en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Noon
Thomas McAllister
John McCreanor
Joe Thyne
Carl Orndorf
Leo Smith
Fred Smith
William Wolf
Joe Wolf
George Thompson
George Vermaaten
Josephine Hedfelt
Margaret Stoecklein
Mary and
Nell McCann
Mrs Ethel Buhla Dies At Home In Glouster
Mrs Ethel Buhla 64 native of Austria Hungary died at her home in Glouster Ohio Tuesday She lived 45 years in the United States and spent most of her life in Perry and Athens Counties Her husband John Buhla died in October 1933 Surviving children include Jack Buhla Cleveland Mrs Clifford Thompson and Miss Mary Buhla Columbus Andrew Buhla Detroit and Joe Frank and Dent Buhla Columbus Funeral services at Holy Cross Church Friday at 9 conducted by Rev Father A V Kessler Burial in Calvary Cemetery
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Detroit
Joe
Frank
Dent Buhila
Holy Cross Church
Father A. V. Kessler
Calvary Cemetery
Condition Improves for Miss Hall at Cherrington Hospital
NELSONVILLE Miss Frances Hall at Cherrington Hospital Logan showed much improvement Tuesday evening after a blood transfusion by her mother on Monday. If no complications arise she will be moved to her Nelsonville home Sunday.
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Nelsonville
Frances Hall
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Rose Shay Becomes Bride at Nelsonville
Rose Shay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shay, wed Carl Campbell at St. Patrick Rectory in Junction City. Rev. Eugene Owen officiated. Shay wore a gray traveling suit. After a two week western motor trip, they will live on Myers Street in Katzenbach home. Shay, a local school graduate, earned a Master’s from Ohio University and taught French at Buchtel High School. Campbell, Nelsonville High and Ohio University graduate, coaches at Buchtel High School.
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Nelsonville
St. Patrick
Junction City
Rose Shay
Dan Shay
Carl Campbell
Eugene Owen
St. Andrews Church
Shay
Chauncey Beats Kimberly in Tight Local Softball Game
Kimberly softball fell 6 to 4 to Chauncey after a misplayed fly ball in the late innings. Forbes pitched well for Kimberly, allowing two hits, while Chauncey’s Stanley, relieved by Baron Sapp, struck out nine. A rematch and upcoming games with The Plains and Nelsonville Jewellers are slated at Kimberly Park.
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Chauncey
Kimberly
Hoce
Forbes
Stanley
Mrs. D J King Visits Ends in City Departure
Mrs. D J King completed a visit in the city and departed Saturday for Chicago. She was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M M Bryson and accompanied to Columbus by the Brysons.
Phillips Rites Set for Rodney Phillips
Funeral services for Rodney Phillips will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Ferndale Church conducted by Rev. Wilbur Cribble Wellston. Burial follows at Maplewood Cemetery. An earlier death notice omitted a son’s name and gave wrong residences for two others. sons Cari Trimble H. R. and Loren of Jacksonville and Rigna at home. daughter Hazel Campbell also at home.
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Glouster
Rodney Phillips
Ferndale
Wilbur Cribble Wellston
Maplewood
Cari
Trimble
H. R
Loren
Jacksonville
Rigna
Hazel Campbell
Mrs Morris Receives Free Ohio Call At Great Lakes Exposition
While visiting the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland Mrs D P Morris of this city was among 200 visitors awarded a free telephone call to any point in Ohio at Bell Telephone Co exhibit in the Hall of Progress. Mrs Morris phoned Mrs Ernest Jones. Walnut Hill.
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Glouster
Cleveland
D. P. Morris
Ohio
Bell Telephone Co
Hall of Progress
Morris
Ernest Jones
Telephone density in United States at 12 per hundred people
The report states the ratio of telephones to population in the United States as 12 to every 100 residents. It notes household and business access levels, illustrating widespread telephone availability across the country.
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United States
Indians Lose Brown to Hospital Observation
Cleveland will be without Lloyd Brown the veteran southpaw after he was sent to a hospital for observation of a stomach ailment. Brown was placed on the voluntary retired list keeping him off the diamond for at least 40 days.
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Indians
Brown
Cleveland
Lloyd Brown
Utah traffic perils rise 17 percent in 1936 five months
Utah highway department officials warn of a 17 percent rise in automobile fatalities in the state based on a survey covering the first five months of 1936.
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UAH
Salt Lake City
U.p.-Utah Highway Department
Carl Webster Held on Murder Charge in Okey Shepard Death
Carl Webster, 23, of Pomeroy, charged with first degree murder for the shooting death of 40 year old Okey Shepard in Gallipolis. Webster held without bond for grand jury. companion Virginia Younger faces $200 bond for driving while intoxicated. Funeral for Shepard planned at home with burial at Pine Street Cemetery. Four murder charges in Gallia County this year, Webster’s being the first on a first degree count.
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Gallipolis
Carl Webster
Okey Shepard
Storney
H. W. Cherrington
Webster
A. J. Stormont
Virginia Younger
White
Stormont
Pine Street
Gallia County
Webster's
Nurses to Attend District Nursing Institutes Start Sept 1937
Katheren Schweikart, field representative of the State Health Department Southeastern District, plans nursing institutes in ten counties for all Public Health Nurses starting September 1. The Gallipolis institute will be held in March 1937. Andrew Thompson, 25, Vinton, jailed in Gallia County on forgery charge after arrest by the village marshal.
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Gallipolis
Katheren Schweikart
State Health Department
Andrew Thompson
Vinton
Gallia County
Mrs Johns ton and Miss Walker Stay At Magnetic Springs
Mrs H C Johnston and Miss Ca Belle Walker are visiting Magnetic Springs for a week and are registered at the Park Hotel.
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Gallipolis
H. C. Johnston
Ca Belle Walker
Magnetic Springs
Park Hotel
Butcher Dies Sudden at 75 in Gallia County
B F Butcher age 75 of Lower Third Ave Gallipolis died suddenly Tuesday morning at 8. He was born in Cora Gallia County and worked as a stone cutter. He helped build the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics and spent ten years at Henk ing Bovie Co. Survived by son Floyd of Gallipolis and daughters Emily Bolesky Mansfield and Lydia Baker Marion. Old Pine Church near Rio Grande.
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Gallipolis
B. F. Butcher
Lower Third Ave
Floyd
Cora
Gallia County
Marion
Butcher
Ohio Hospital
Henking Bovie Company
Epling Gravel Co
Emily Bolesky
Mansfield
Lydia Baker
Marion, O
Old Pine Church
Rio Grande
Golda Smith Freedon Bond in Gallia County
Golda Smith charged with manslaughter in a traffic crash that killed Asa Meadows was released on bond of $1,000 in Gallia County. Arnold Biffle, held on a similar charge connected to the same tragedy, had not posted bond last night. Both were also charged with drunken driving.
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Gallipolis
Golda Smith
Asa Meadows
Arnold Biffle
Smith
Biffle
Birthday Dinner Honors Nelsonville Resident
A birthday dinner was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Skiver on Sunday August 9 honoring his listed birthday. Guests included Mrs. Mable Lines and son Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reider and family Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and family Mr. Harrison Harold Johnson Mrs. Russell Devol and son Mrs. Floyd Shelton and daughter Cable Bowers Arthur and Luther Skiver. The British army had 397 desertions in 1933 versus 565 in 1924.
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Nelsonville
Emanuel Skiver
Mable Lines
Clarence Reider
Carl Johnson
Harrison
Harold Johnson
Russell Devol
Floyd Shelton
Cable Bowers
Arthur
Luther Skiver
Massie Rites Held for Wilgus Resident at 68
Gallipolis obituary for Alex Massie who died at his daughter's home after a long illness. Born in Wilgus he lived there his entire life and is survived by two sons Theodore and Isaac and five daughters. Funeral at Wilgus Baptist Church officiated by Rev Bruce.
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Gallipolis
Alex Massie
William Ross
Wilgus
Massie
Theodore
Isaac Massie
Arabia
Clyde Bandy
Chillicothe
Janie Ross
Goldie Russell
Oak Hill
Thelma White
Pedro
Marie Massie
Wilgus Baptist Church
Bruce
Arrest of Maynard Ellis on Larceny Charge
Maynard Ellis aged 22 was arrested by Deputy Harold Wood and Shato on larceny charges. The affidavit was prepared by Pliny Shaw of Cheshire.
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Gallipolis
Maynard Ellis
Harold Wood
Shato
Pliny Shaw
Cheshire
Juniors at Keystone Camp for 4-H Club Members
Junior 4-H Club members from seven counties, aged 10 to 14, attend camp at Keystone this week. Enrollment reaches 130 boys. The Senior 4-H Club will meet at the same site next week with boys aged 14 to 20 from the same counties.
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Gallipolis
Keystone
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Minnie Finnearty
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Last Stand
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Mayor
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Majestic
Dixie Dunbar
Shirley Dean
Jed Prouty
George Ernest
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Ethel Buhla
Kimberly Mine
Red Men's Hall
B. C. Day
Woman's Auxiliary
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Gofs
Chicago
Mrs. Jones
Pomeroy Negro
J. D. Adamson
Nelsonville, Ohio
Selbro
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Battinore , Ohio
Fred R. Beasley
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