Giants hammer Buchtel in Junior Twilight League rout
League leading Giants crushed cellar dweller Buchtel 18 to 3 Tuesday night. Giants piled up 11 hits off two Buchtel pitchers and garnered big names like Chadwell who hit .440, with Bruce, Keish, Chadwell, Beverage, and Fick contributing multiple knocks. The expected title clash looms Thursday as Carlton Hill visits for a possible league championship showdown.
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Dean Circle
Nelsonville
Giants
Buchtel
Chadwell
Bruce
Keish
Beverage
Fick
Carlton Hall
Scoriing
Carlton Hill
Xaces
Buchtel Sluggers Defeat Jacksonville 3-1 In Duel
Buchtel pitcher Taylor struck out 17 as the Sluggers edged Jacksonville 3-1 before 310 fans at Buchtel. Pig Wagner led with a triple double and single, Corky Bars trow added two hits, while Roman had 16 for Jacksonville. Talbert led Jacksonville with two safeties. Buchtel to host New Marshfield next Sunday.
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Buchtel
Jacksonville
Pig” Wagner
Corky Barstow
Taylor
Roman
Talbert
Buchtel Wll
New Marshfield
Ben Wagner
Buchtel Shamrocks
Unsafe Operation Charges Stir Nelsonville Court
Shirley Lemay pleaded guilty to unsafe operation of a motor vehicle in Nelsonville on arraignment before acting mayor H. E. Wilson. She was fined $10 and costs. Perry Evans of Oak Hill was fined $25 and costs after pleading guilty to an intoxication complaint.
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Nelsonville
Shirley Lemay
EB Wilson
Perry Evans
Oak Hill
Mrs Mary Hilleary in Serious Condition
Mrs Mary Hilleary of Nelsonville and New Lexington is hospitalized at Bethesda Hospital in Zanesville with a stomach illness. Her son Earl Hilleary, a local resident, visited the hospital at week’s end. No change in her condition was reported Tuesday.
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Nelsonville
Mary Hilleary
New Lexington
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Earl Hilleary
Hilleaty
New Leaington
Business Girls Class Plans Picnic in Logan
Nelsonville report says the Business Girls Class of the Church of Christ will picnic at Kachelmacher Park in Logan Thursday August 15. Members meeting at 3 p.m. at Mrs S Steenrod's home with a picnic dish.
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Business Girls
Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Kachelmach
Logan
First Reports Due In Band Week Drive
Committees assigned donor names at the high school meeting as Band Week drive proceeds. Ralph Cook announces the campaign and Glen Thomas will receive the first reports tonight.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Cook
Glen Thomas
Negro Vets Organizing VFW Post at Nelsonville
Negro veterans in the district push to form a new VFW post in Nelsonville with help from Nelsonville Post 3487 officers. Charter application filed. the unit would be the region’s only Negro VFW chapter. Membership drives extend to Athens Glouster Logan Lancaster and beyond.
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Welsonville
Nelsonville
Ohio
Athens
Glouster
Logan
Lancaster
New Post
Chapman Woodson
Ernest Lewis
Lou Chapman
Bull Harper
Aaron Harper
Tracy Conrad
Orin Miller
Foster Stevens
Hope Woodson
Curtis Keels
Nelsonville Post No
Esther Class in Nelsonville Social Notes
Mrs Emma Cook hosted 15 Esther Class members and one guest Mrs L E Evans Monday evening. Class president Mrs Vaughn Cox led the meeting with devo tions by Mrs George Shaner and a talk on the Columbus church convention by Mrs L E Evans. Home made ice cream and cake followed. September meeting set for Mrs Frank Johnson home. Guests visiting Columbus Toledo and Cleveland noted. Sgt Ross Keplar and Lewis Kep lar visited home over week end.
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Nelsonville
Emma Cook
Esther
Church of Christ
L E Evans
Vaughn’ Cox
George Shaner
Columbus
Frank Johnson
Jackson St
Mildred Lines
Toledo
Cleveland
Donald M Thrift
Phoenix
Hame
John W Roscoe
Lancaster
W L Cooley
Ross Keplar
Lewis Keplar
Ohio University
Millfield Social Notes Celebrate Birthdays and News
Mrs Herman Theisen Sr. has been moved to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Myrna Rae Boudinot celebrated her seventh birthday with a picnic dinner at Jacksonville State Park and a large birthday cake. Attendees included family friends from Amesville Columbus and Glouster. New property purchases and upcoming moves noted for local residents. A June birthday gathering honored Addie Sayre Zelma Sayre and Muriel Vogelsong with potluck dinner and decorations.
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Susan Columbus
Rose Hummeltenberg
Glousster
F_& Boudinot
Orns Boudinot
Myrna Rae
Bonita Kav
Charles Carr
Dwight Shumway
Nelsonville
Addhe Sayre
Zelma Sayre
Manel Vogelsong
Addie Sayre
Hettie Antle
Elsie Antle
Mildred Russell
Marie Sayre
Edna Mohring
Anne Mohring
Myrtle Russell
Ida ,Cope
Grace Russell
Martha
Kathryn
Rieley Jean Vogelsong
Elaine Sayre
Glouster Schools Open Sept 3 and Staff Hires
Glouster Board of Education voted to open the schools on Tuesday September 3. Three new elementary teachers Norma Fowers Sipyl Kurtzman and Louise Gladden join the staff along with high school teacher Phyllis Emery. Football practice starts August 20 with coaches Neal Roberts and Ralph Darling. Madison building to be remodeled with furnace and roof upgrades funded by the state rehabilitation fund.
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Glouster
Glouster Board of Education
L. G. DeLong
Dora Brockett
Dora Ervin
Norma Fowers
Sipyl Kurtzman
Louise Gladden
Phyllis Emery
Supt DeLong
Neal Roberts
Ralph Darling
Madison
The
State
Six in Family In Service
Six men from the Horner family are serving in the U.S. armed forces. Albert and Mrs Horner report three sons, two brothers, and son in law Weber Lutz Horner in service. Delbert Leroy Horner returned on leave from Great Lakes after service in three theaters. Earl Horner was wounded overseas. Lewis Horner served 40 months with the 37th Division. Wilber Lutz served over two years in the Atlantic. The Horners, former Hollister residents, include relatives Ona Dew Horner and others.
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Glouster
United States
Mfr
Albert Horner
Mes Horner
Franies Dew
Weber Lutz Halen Horner
Great Lakes
Ropert
Dew Horner
Pace
China
Lewis Dey
Horner
Mioane
Miz Ona Dew
Earl
Lewis
Wilber Lutz
Wes Horner
Atlantic
Hornets
Hollister
Danford Couple Arrive For Visit In Glouster
Mr and Mrs Frank Danford of New Brunswick New Jersey arrived in Glouster Friday to visit sister Miss Lalla Danford and local relatives. Danford left for New Jersey on business over the weekend but will return later the week. Mrs Danford left Tuesday evening for Columbus to join him and they will visit Harold Kinney and family before returning. The couple are former Glouster residents with Mr Danford once in business here and Mrs Danford a former public school teacher.
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Glouster
Frank Danford
New Brunswick
N. J
Danford
Grouster
Logan Beauty Shoppe Change of Ownership
Logan Beauty Shop announces purchase of the Letha Lou Beauty Shoppe at 416 East Mam Street Logan by Mrs Arzetta Perry. A Cameron School of Cosmetology graduate from Columbus, she has worked 16 months at Cherry Beauty Salon. The shop will be Arzetta's Beauty Shoppe with operators Mary Schrader Bernadine Ucher and Arzetta Perry.
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Nelsonville
East Mam St
Logan
Arzetta Perry
Perry
Cameron School of Cosmetology of
Columbus
Cherry
Arzetta’s
Mary Schrader
Bernadine Ucher
Gore and Ficinity Brief Social Notes
Gore notes report a Home Workers Class gathering at Mrs Kathryn Summers home with devotions led by Mrs Mina Howdyshell and a business session chaired by Mrs Faith Bechy. Prizes went to Ruth McMannis Quine Summers and Faith Beck. refreshments served to members and guest Lester Nixon.
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Logan
James Starr
Lson
Bob
Walter Starr
Flushing
Emerson Terre
Cage Slate Nelsonville Targhts Basketball Schedule
Schedule of games at the Hurd School Athletic Field lists seniors juniors and sophomores facing freshmen Independents and shows start times around 6 30 and 7 00 with a 7 30 matchup noted as well.
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Nelsonville
Targhts
Hurd
Local Resident Leaves for Huntington Hospital
Charles J Wolf has departed for the Veterans Hospital in Huntington West Virginia for treatment. He expects to remain about three weeks.
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Nelsonville
Charles J Wolf
Veterans Hospital
Huntington W. Va
Reunion Held At Lancaster
A reunion at Lancaster featured a noon dish and in the afternoon ice cream and tea served to many attendees. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Stonder and Mrs Harles Hinesbarger with family, and multiple relatives from Basil Logan Newark Nelsonville Gloster and surrounding areas.
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Sunnev
Edward Stonder
Harles Hinesba
Ger
Bert Hall
Morris
Basil
Richard Kelley
Lancaster
Mrs Elizabeth Robinett Hosts Millfield Needle Club
Mrs Elizabeth Robinett entertained members of the Millfield Needle Club at her Chauncey home. A long list of attendees included Miss Helen Towara and Mrs Donna, Mrs Kathryn McDaniel, Mrs Mabel Sisson, Miss Olive Brookins, Mrs Edith McDaniel, Mrs Elizabeth Patton, Mrs Ida Ful, and Mrs Eda Heffken.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Robinett
Millfield
Miss McDonald Appointed Youth Chief in Louth Fellowship
Chauncey Juanita McDonald was elected president of the Louth Fellowship at a meeting at The Plains Methodist Church Betts Bryan will serve as vice president Norma Howard as secretary and Mary Lee Hardas. The Youth Fellowship will meet Wednesday at 3 30 pm in the community room for a pot luck supper.
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Chauncey
Juanita McDonald
Louth Fellowship
Plains Methodist Church
Betts Bryan
Norma Howard
Mary Lee Hardas
Church Seeks Stoker Funds
GLOUSTER The Methodist Church trustees launch a fundraising campaign to install a stoker furnace costing about 2500 dollars. The Rev Eugene Brown reports 900 dollars already raised, leaving 1500 to raise. Non resident members and friends are urged to contribute as the existing furnace is worn out and cannot be repaired for the coming winter.
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Glouster
The
Methodist Church
Eugene Brown
Board of
Mrs Rose Dickerson Returns From Detroit Visit
Mrs Rose Dickerson Chauncer Dickerson and Mrs Cati Conrad visit Detroit with Mrs Householder and Mrs Dunn. She also visited sister Mrs Almyra Bricker in Columbus. Trimble Grange notes show 18 ir e). At meeting watermelon served. Banks of Malta to show conservation movies on Aug 24. Grange to attend Concord homecoming Aug 18. Rev William Geserge of Selsomvlle Methodist Church to deliver sermon.
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Chauncey
Rose Dickerson Chauncer
Detroit
Cati Conrad
Householder
Dunn
Almyra Bricker
Columbus
Glouster
Detoit
Trimble
Banks
Malta
Grange
Concord
William Geserge
Selsomvlle Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society To Meet in Nelsonville
The Trimble Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society will hold a meeting at Mrs Edith Stiers home in Nelsonville Thursday evening Those wishing to attend should gather at Mrs Grace Sayre home at 7 pm and transportation will be provided
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Glouster
Ladies Aid Society
Trimble
Edith Stiers
Nelsonville
Grace Sayre
Discharge Recieved Glouster Bailly Roberts Returns Home
Roberts has been discharged from the Army in Seattle and is staying with his grandmother Mrs W A Craft. He and Tommy Buchman plan to leave for New Castle Pennsylvania next week to work on a stock farm run by Mr and Mrs Jack Dillon located near New Castle.
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Glouster
Bailly Roberts
Seattle
W A Craft
Tommy Buchman
New Castle
Bully
Jack Dillon
Loyal Women's Class Plans Country Meeting Outing
Members of the Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ will travel to Mrs Cynthia Easler's country home for their regular class meeting and a social gathering. They will leave Glouster bus station at 10 am Friday and are asked to bring a covered dish.
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Glouster
Loyal Women’s Class
Church of Christ
Cynthia Easler
John Baird Moved to Sheltering Arms Hospital
John Baird, long a patient at White Cross Hospital for six months, was moved to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. He remains in serious condition but has shown some improvement. His injury came from a coal mine work accident about six months ago requiring special nurse care.
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Glolster
John Baird
White Cross Hospital
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Hestl
Hir
Glouster Families Visit Dayton and Lorain
Glouster Mr and Mrs Thomas Martin and son John of Hamulton visited Willam Hammond in Jacksonville. Blanche Strohmeyer returned home after two weeks visiting relatives in Wellstille Akron and Dayton. Jimmie Bulloch came home after ten days in Lorain with her husband employed there.
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Glouster
Thomas Martin
John
Hamulton
Willam Hammond
Jacksonville
Blanche Strohmeyer
Walter Pollock
Faye Strohmeyer
Wellstille
D R Owen
Helen Strohmeyer
Akron
Lester Fares
Jane and
Rolland
Dayton
Jimmie Bulloch
Lorain
Bobb
Bulloch
Reception for Rev Charles Carfrey at The Plains Church
About 75 people attended a reception at The Plains Methodist Church for Rev Charles Carfrey his wife and twin sons Daniel and David Co J McCullough chaired Herman W Humphrey gave the welcome address and Rev Mr Carfrey spoke A trio and piano piece were performed by Liboy Moore Jon Lipton and Virs Thelma Talbert Refreshments were provided by Thelma Linscott Mazek Suchael and Edward Buffington The Carfreys moved into the newly purchased parsonage in June and will serve as pastors there.
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Chauncey
Charles Carfrey
Carfrey
Daniel
David
Plains Methodist Church
Co J .McCullough
Herman W Humphrey
Caffrey
Liboy Moore Eestown
Jon Lipton
Virs
Thelma Talbert
Vmirs Thelma Linscott
Mazek Suchael
Edward Buffington
Carfiex
Plains Church
Visit Ends For Ida Hill And Family In Norwalk
Mrs Ida Hill former post mistress at Milfield and her grandson Howald Hill have returned from a visit with Hulls son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Sharich and their son Dwight in Norwalk.
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Chauncly
Ida Hill
Milfield
Howald Hill
Mis Hull
John Sharich
Dwight
Norwalk
Mrs Helen Gillespie To Be Hostess Tonight
Mrs Helen Gillespie of Millfield will host the Ladies Aid Society at 7 20 this evening at Millfield Methodist Church. Mrs Gertrude Brown presides over the church group.
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Helen Gillespie
Chauncey
Millfield
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Methodist Church
Gertrude Brown
Visitation Notes From Chauncey Family Visit
Mrs Margaret Wade Pittisburgh travels to Wellston for sister’s death. stays with brother and sister in Chauncey. Mrs Frank Eakendall hosts. grandson on furlough visits his mother Mrs tha Shatzenbach in Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Margaret Wade Pittisburgh
Wellston
Mis
Frank Eakendall
High St
Eakendall
Tha Shatzenbach
Nelsonville
Inflamed Eyes Prompt Ro Eff Warned By Brandname
Fragmentary ad style text suggests a claim about eye irritation and a product promoted by a name that resembles a pharmaceutical brand. The readable fragments reference remedies for tired or itchy eyes and mention a pharmacist or druggist. The source text is garbled and not coherent enough to verify specific claims.
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Arthur Kennedy
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Victor Frances
Curtis Bernardt
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