Nelsonville Man Dies in Hospital for Veterans
Nelsonville Frank Topsail aged 41 died at the Veterans Hospital Dayton Saturday. He had been there three weeks for treatment. He leaves a wife Ruth, two daughters Frances and Violet, a son Frank Jr, his mother Maggie Topsail, a brother John, five sisters Grace Evans Mary Black Minnie Sprouse Rosie Jones and Ethel Walker. Funeral services will be held at the First Baptist Church Tuesday at 2 30 p m with burial at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Frank Topsail
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
St. Charles St
Topsail
Ruth Topsail
Frances
Violet
Frank, Jr
Maggie Topsail
John Topsail
Grace Evans
Logan
Mary Black
Hamilton
Minnie Sprouse
Virginia
Rosie Jones
Columbus
Ethel Walker
First Baptist Church
Greenlawn
Queen Olga Safe. Chasers Fail in Midnight Search
Adele Garrison's tale follows Madge and household as Dicky and Harry Underwood return from a failed pursuit. The searchlight device circles the house to safeguard Queen Olga while preparations for supper and urgent telephoning unfold, ending with a cry from the nursery as dawn nears.
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Dicky
Mr. Underwood
Jim
Katherine
Harry
Katie
Madge
Lillian
Olga
Harry Underwood
Nelsonville Social Notes reveals showers and clubs events
Nelsonville social items report Miss Genevieve Chapman’s upcoming September marriage with Dwight Kuhn celebrated by a mixed shower hosted by Miss Joan Rider. Contest winners cited, Mizpah Class to meet, M. M. Club steak fry and skating at Mayfair, G. T. Club gathering with prize winners, and numerous personal notices across area residents with travel and visit updates.
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Nelsonville
Genevieve Chapman
Dwight Kuhn
Joan Rider
Joan
Paul Shearer
Clara Margaret Galvin
Reunion List Gathers Ceope Family in Lancaster
NELSONVILLE The Ceope family reunion drew many attendees at Rising Park in Lancaster. Names include Henry Ceope and family from New Philadelphia. Watson Ceope and daughter from Longstreth Ohio. Perle Pierce and daughter from Zanesville. Jeff Eyre and children Bernard and Louise. Blaine Ceope. Roy Ceope and family from Columbus. Chauncey Houston and Ralph Houston. Edith Dane of Logan. William Williams and Kenneth Ceope. Freda Marie White. Roy Erb and children. Eddie Johnson Jr Eth el. J E Johnson and son John. James Patton and son Jack. James Ceople and James Coope families. Edwin Johnson and family.
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Nelsonville
Rising Park
Lancaster
Henry Ceope
New Philadelphia
Watson Ceope
Longstreth
Perle Pierce
Zanesville
Jeff Eyre
Bernard and
Louise
Blaine Ceope
Roy Ceope
Columbus
Chauncey Houston
Ralph Houston
Edith Dane
Logan
William Williams
Kenneth Ceope
Freda Marie White
Roy Erb
Eddie Johnson
Ethel, Johnson
J. E Johnson
John
James Patton
Jack
James Ceople
James Coope
Edwin Johnson
Truck Miners Set Meeting On Price Proposals
A special Truck Miners Association meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 7 PM in the Legion Building to determine minimum prices to submit to the coal commission.
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Nelsonville
Truck Miners Association
Legion Building
Coal Commission
Picnic at Rock House and Canters Caves
Miss Louise Pearce and G W Pearce with guests from Middleport and Coonville joined a Sunday picnic at Rock House and Canters Caves. Also noted is a Methodist Sunday School class gathering hosted by Mrs Woodard near Connell at 7 o'clock Wednesday, with each member bringing a letter for their capsule friend and help from Mrs Bessie Warhime and Mrs Fanny Williams.
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Nelsonville
Louise Pearce
G. W. Pearce
Robert Stephenson
William
Middleport
Margaret Clark
Maxine
Coonville
Burl Wallace
Mary Brown
Rock House
Canters Caves
Charles Monk
The
Methodist Church
Woodard
Connett
Bessie Warehime
Fanny Williams
Will Give Benefit Beneath Arizona Copper Mine Note
The G A Club plans a benefit party tonight at 8 in the I O O F Hall. The article notes the world’s largest copper mine resides in Arizona.
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G. A. Club
State of
Arizona
Rail Time Card Listings for Baltimore to New York and Athens Air Service
The page lists multiple daily and limited trains including No. 4 Diplomat, No. 12 Daily, No. 1 National Limited, and West Bound No. 1 National Limited with times from early morning to late evening. It also notes Chesapeake and Ohio and New York Central routes, plus Athens Municipal Airport air taxi service with through airline tickets and specific departure times from Athens West, East, and North routes.
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Diplomat
Nepnswesen
National Limited
Chesapeake & One
NEW York Central South
DML
NEW York Central North
Athens Municipal Airport
Airtax
A. A
Athens
Ferrell Joins Yankees To Replace Stricken Vance
Wes Ferrell, believed retired, signs with the New York Yankees to fill in for Joe Vance who was sidelined by appendicitis. Also note rainout benefits promoters and several tennis and golf results across the nation. Notable: Riggs wins Eastern Lawn title. Budge Mako capture doubles. Marble wins women’s singles.
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NEW York
U.P
Wes Ferrell
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Joe Vance
Rye
N. Y
Bobby Riggs
Joe Hunt
Don Budge
Gene Mako
Alice Marble
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Miss Marble
Reds Break Even First Game in Doubleheader
In a chaotic tilt, Cincinnati rallies late as Moore and Martin drive runs while Slaughter and Gutteridge spark offense. Craft totals a home run for the Reds and Louis on base leads help them split the doubleheader with careful pitching from Weiland and Derringer.
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Cincinnati
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Frey
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Mick
T Louis
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balle-Moore
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Bhoun
Lee Ng Piteher
L. Moore
Bill Terry's Magic Lamp Works Again
Chicago report notes Bill Terry sparks the Giants with a powerful August surge to within four and a half games of the Pirates after 11 to 0 and 14 to 6 wins over Philadelphia. Other NL results include Pirates, Cubs, Reds, Cards, Bees, and Brk, while AL action features Yankees, Indians, and Senators in decisive wins.
Browns Win and Tie in Detroit Doubleheader
Detroit and St Louis split a baseball doubleheader with Browns taking the first game 7 to 3 and St Louis winning the nightcap 3 to 2. Almada and McQuinn drove in multiple runs while Kennedy and Coffman handled the mound duties for Detroit and St Louis respectively. Heavy hitting by Almada, Clift and Fox highlighted the early action as errors and timely RBIs shaped both games.
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Wade
Detroit
Bt. Louis
Friore
B. Mills
Bell
Kress
Wallives
Almada
McQuinn
Rogell
belts—Newsom
Kennedy
Newsom
Ennedy
Hitse
O'Almade
Roger
M’quinn
Gehrner
Scot
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Grnbry
Clift
York
Morgan
Kreas
Walker If
Heathec
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Millap BiLiiag Auker
Firenstate
Tebbetta
Ted
Auker
St. Louis
Heffner
Christman
Fox
Tebbetts
Messner
H. Mills
Rowell
Gehringer
Greenberg
Eisenstat
Boy Scouts To Meet at West School in Nelsonville
Troop No. 66 will meet Tuesday at 7 o clock at the West School to finalize plans for the troop camp. All Scouts should attend.
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Nelsonville
Public sale of Athens County land in Elliottville
In pursuance of an order of sale, Sheriff Charles Wrayles of Athens County will offer at public auction the real estate Lot Nos. 12 and 24 in Elliottville Subdivision Farm Lot No. 00 Sections 14 and 20, located in Athens Township. Sale at the east door of the Court House in Athens on September 12, 1948 at 1:30 p.m. Cash only, appraised value used, terms set by court.
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State of Ohio
Athens
Oger J. Jones
Va. L. Elliott
State
Ohio
Athens Town
Elliottville
Recorder of
Athens County
Filettville
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule Across Leagues
National League standings show Cincinnati St. Joe leading with 8 to 2 over Pittsburgh and New York 11 14. Brooklyn 2 4 and Philadelphia 6 0 6. American League standings list Cleveland 6 4 and New York 5 for a 7 3 spread. St. Louis 7 3 and Detroit 1 3. American Association shows Columbus 13 4 and Minneapolis 7 2 with Louisville 7 1 and Milwaukee 3 4. Tuesday’s schedule features Boston at Philadelphia, St Louis at Chicago, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at New York, and American League games New York at Washington, Philadelphia at Boston, Chicago at Detroit, St Louis at Cleveland.
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St. Joe
Pittsburgh
Chica
New York
Pefadeimata
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Pore
Cleveland
Mladelphia
Washington
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St. Louis
Detroit
American Association
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Clevelandton
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St. Pau
Louisville
Yanks Win Two Birds Win Pair
In a pivot game, New York defeats Philadelphia 11 to 0 after selective batting highlights. Key players Moore Danning Ripple Leiber Atwood Bartell and Cissell drive in runs as Schumacher earns the win while Mulcahy takes the loss.
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Vis
Bartel
Clark
Hrman
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Bivess
Smith
P Eo
a-Martin
New York
Wild
Lohrmal
Lohrman
Pirates 2 Cubs 0 in 5 as Root loses rough start
Pittsburgh beats Chicago 2 to 0 with strong pitching by Bauers who earns the win while Root takes the loss. Key hits include Risso homering and Waner tallying a two base hit. Errors count against Vaughan and a late Chicago rally fizzles as 34,193 attend.
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L.waneref
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Suhr
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Collins
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Ittsburgh
Bauers
Page
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Nationals thump Red Sox 7 to 1 in Washington win
Washington defeats Boston 7 1 as Kelley drives in eight runs with Myer Fox 7 and Case 2 Ferrell contributing. Higgins Travis and Case with two bases, Ferrell and West sacrifice. Harris 4 walks, Dickman 1. Harris charged with loss in front of 15,000 fans.
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Immons
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Dickman
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Tribe 6 Chisox 4 in seven innings
In a dramatic nine inning abbreviated game Cleveland beat Chicago 6 to 4. Key players include Heath Renesas Campbell Owen Kreevich and Averill with multiple hits and three base hits by Owen. Pitchers Jungies Stratton and Whitehill are noted with Stratton taking the loss and Jungies the win in front of 8 000 fans.
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a-Wethby
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Kroner
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de Apong
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Chi
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Jungies
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Rigner
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Perder
Rigney
Marksman Milton Hicks to Exhibit at Athens Gun Club
Capt. Milton Hicks, regarded as one of the finest shooters, will perform an exhibition of rifle and shotgun shooting at the Athens Gun Club grounds near the airport tonight. The event starts at 5 p.m.
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Milton Hicks
Athens Gun Club
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