Berean Choir and Kings Men Hold Services and Death Notice
The Berean class had nine men and a 12 piece orchestra on Sunday with the regular teacher returning next Sunday. The King's Men held a Circle Hill service Sunday night and plan another service next Sunday. Jack Nickelson, son of John and Annie Nickelson, died August 18 1922 aged one year and 15 days after birth August 3 1921. Funeral at Hamley Run by Charles Hashman. burial at Hollister. Baseball notes include Dunkle and Rise with two base hits and Dunkle two stolen bases.
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King’s
Circle Hill
King's
Jack Nickelson
John
Annie Nickelson
Hamley Run
Charles Hashman
Hollister
Aou Cox
Moore
McCormick
Smith
Callahan
Rise
Dunkle
Barton
Locke
Bradley
E. Crabtree
F. Crabtree
Knee
Phillips
Ruther
Jone and
Cheatem
Funeral services for Utah Sylvia Ashcraft at Pratts Fork
Rev. C L Johnson conducted funeral services for Utah Sylvia Ashcraft the three and a half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Ashcraft at Pratts Fork the former home of the family Burial followed at Pratts Fork She died Sunday morning at the parents home near Kimberly She is survived by her parents and one sister Dr and Mrs J M Hyde left today on a motor trip into Michigan and New York state They will be away ten days to two weeks.
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C. L. Johnson
Utah
Sylvia Ashcraft
Leslie Ashcraft
Pratts Fork
J. M. Hyde
Michigan
New York
Local Visits and Baseball Result Highlight Columbus News
Misses Virginia and Helen Seibert return to Columbus after a month with grandmother Mrs. D R Seibert. Lowell Burnelle heads to Deer Park New Jersey with friends. Mr and Mrs W B Edgar of Athens visit in Columbus. Mr and Mrs C E Weltzheimer spend Sunday in Columbus. Defeat Jackson American Legion All Stars 9 to 2 at Nelsonville with Kneer pitching ten hits scattered, only one inning risky.
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American Legion All Stars
AB R. HW
Locke
Crabtree
Bradley
Rutherford
Dunkle Ist
Stewart R
Hawk
Crooks Reetnes
Jackson Soares
Foo
Heath
Jones
Barton
L. Callahan
Erwin
McCormick
Phillips
Leroy Callahan
Jenkle
Moore
Smith
Virginia
Helen Seibert
Columbus
D. R. Seibert
Jackson
American Legion
Nelsonville
Kneer
Mission Study Class At Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society will lead the regular Wednesday prayer meeting hour and conduct their mission study class. Mrs Hudson and Mrs Kelch will review the third and fourth chapters of Building with India.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis family visiting relatives this week
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Boggs and their children from Indianapolis are spending the week with Mrs. W. B. Evans and Mrs. H. E. Howe.
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W. A. Boggs and Children
Indianapolis, Ind
W. B. Evans
H. E. Howe
Miss Hazel Marzleef Guest of Miss Ada Klein
Miss Hazel Marzleef of Columbus is the guest of Miss Ada Klein. The social visit highlights local society circles and the hosting tradition.
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Hazel Marzleef
Columbus
Ada Klein
Marriage Told In St Clairsville Clarendon Hotel Parlor
Mr Wilbur Franklin Jonas a Nelsonville mail carrier wed Miss Lula Broomhall of Somerton in St Clairsville at the Clarendon hotel parlors on Monday. The couple were accompanied by Mr and Mrs W E Richards of Buchtel as witnesses.
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Ohio
Wilbur Franklin Jonas
Nelsonville
Lula Broomhall
Somerton
St. Clairsville
Clarendon Hotel
W. E. Richards
Buchtel
Seeking Scalp of Chief Haynes
A demand for the immediate removal of Ray A. Haynes, federal prohibition commissioner, was made to Secretary Mellon by Representative Hill of Maryland. Hill accused Haynes of using franking privileges to circulate personal propaganda for himself and the anti saloon league.
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Washington
Ray A. Haynes
Visitors and family news from White Hall and area
White Hall guests include Mr and Mrs Floyd Nye and two sons of Chauncey with C M Higgins and wife. Miss Emma Blerhog visits Wellston friends. Mr and Mrs Herbert Moore and sons Allen and Harold with Miss Edna Moore visit Charles Dent family in Middleport. Ward Walker of Athens visits Charles Pratt. Lawrence Huebner of Gnadenhutten and Miss Gertrude Richman of Tuscarawas tour Elsie Braley home. Richman to stay two weeks. Earl Verity welcome daughter born August 17. G E Tribe and family visit P V Coe and family of Pearl Chapel.
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Floyd Nye
Chauncey
C. M. Higgins
Emma Blerhog
Wellston
Mack Braley
Herbert Moore
Allen and
Harold
Edna Moore
Charles Dent
Middleport
Ward Walker
Athens
Charles Pratt
Lawrence Huebner
Gnadenhutten
Gertrude Richman
Tuscarawas
Elsie Braley
Mr. Huebner
Miss Richman
Braley
C. 5
Athens County Stock Shipments Reach High July Total
Stock valued at 788 875 21 was sent to terminal markets via cooperative organizations linked to the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation during July. The figure comes despite July being a slow shipping month.
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Co-Operative Onganizations
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Athens County Livestock Stock Figures Highlight Shipping Totals
Athens County Livestock reports 5 659 80 dollars in stock value as its county share. Thirty five shippers used the county service sending four floors of stock to the terminal. Total stock weight shipped from the county totaled 61 860 pounds.
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Athens County Livestock Company
County Board Attends to Various Road and Bridge Projects
The county commissioners at their bi monthly meeting approved sharing half the cost of Chester Hill Guys ville road repair up to 250 dollars and allocate 150 dollars for Athens Albany road work past the McVay farm. They plan two bridges over Little Bailey near Fougherty school and a concrete top on Willow Creek bridge by the Miller residence. They will provide gravel and cement with trustees supplying reinforcing and labor. A new Ford car for the county surveyor was authorized pending approval from Common Pleas Judge Worstell, with the commissioners to seek authority to purchase.
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Chester Hill
Guysville
Athens-Albany
McVay Farm
Little Bailey
Fougherty
Willow Creek
Miller
Common Pleas
Worstell
Street markings guide fair visitors to Athens county fair
Police Chief Roush mapped routes from Athens to the fair grounds to ease travel due to West Union Street repaving. Directing signs and arrows were placed along city streets to show the quickest and best way to reach the fair.
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Roush
Athens County Fair
Athens
West Union Street
Traffic directions to the fair from South Bridge routes
People headed to the fair from South Bridge should turn right on Mulberry and proceed via Park Place University Terrace Union Street College Street Mill Street State Street Cemetery Street to the fair grounds. Parking restrictions apply on Park Place University Terrace West State between Lancaster and Cemetery and Cemetery Street between State and Union. East county traffic should follow State Street to the fair grounds.
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South Bridge
Mulberry Street
Park Place
University Terrace
Union Street
College Street
Mill Street
State Street
Cemetery Street
Cemetery
Fair Grounds
Ion
West State
Lancaster
Cemetery Streets
State
Union Streets
Trafic
Fair Ground
O Dowd Beats Logan Bantam Contender In Logan Match
Phil O Dowd, bantam championship hopeful from Columbus, outpointed Sammy Drake of Logan in ten rounds before a large crowd. Drake showed gameness, absorbing strong blows as O Dowd leveraged reach and experience to control the bout. Semifinal featured Ted Carrigan and Farmer Russell of Columbus with Russell displaying a large waist roll.
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Logan
Phil O'Dowd
Columbus
Sammy Drake
Pride
Sammy
O'Dowd
Columbus Bantam
Drake
Tess
Brogey
Phil
Ted Carrigan
Farmer Russell
Russell
Boxing notes from an early 20th century card in Lancaster
The report describes boxers Logan and Eckard in a fast pace bout with Rus sell counting the stars as the second round ended. Blackie Leadbetter and Logan Koy show improving form, while Walter Eckard subbing for Bud Myers fights through early rounds. George Clark battles Don Johnson with Johnson needing a rest in the fifth round.
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Logan
Russell
Blackie Leadbetter
Logan Koy
K. Qed
Walter Eckard
Lancaster
Bud Myers
Leadbetter
George Clark
Don Johnson
Nelsonville
Johnson
Downey Brother Noted in Prominent Ring Scene
John Downey stood as the third man in the ring while Byron Wolfe and Charles Vredenberg served as judges with ease. The record notes the discovery of at least thirty different herbs in six waters as part of the surrounding coverage.
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John Downey
Bryan Downey
Byron Wolfe
Charles Vredenberg
Colored Boy Has Made Good in Drug Business
Boy Goins of Philadelphia, reared at Athens County Children's Home, visits former staff in Athens. He graduated from Athens High School then studied chemistry at college. He later joined a chemical firm in Philadelphia and now operates a drug store there.
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Boy Goins
Philadelphia
Athens County Children's Home
George Beasley
Athens High School
Balfour Plays Tennis in Belts at Crosfield Garden Party
The Earl of Balfour appears on the tennis court in beltl ess trousers and a slouch hat during a garden party hosted by Sir Arthur Crosfield at Highgate England.
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Earl of Balfour
Beltiess
Sir Arthur Crosfield
Highgate
England
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