Camp Nelson Defeats Buchtel in Twilight Ball Game
Camp Nelson won 7 6 against Buchtel in a Twilight League game at Nelsonville last night. Spence pitched well until the sixth inning, allowing two hits, before Medley relieved and helped preserve the lead. Argarbrite and Shuttleworth each had three hits for Camp. Wagner and Nutter led Buchtel with two hits apiece. Tonight Nelsonville Greys meet Carbon Hill in a key City League showdown for first half/second half standings.
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Nelson
Buchtel
Spence
Medley
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Argarbrite
Shuttleworth
Nutter
Wagner
Nelsonville Greys
Carbon Hill
Dick Swyers
Greys
Hope Woodson
Big Jim North
Grey
Camp Nelson Abrhe
Ae McLain
Sses
Horn
Secmiehead
Ik Keney
Smathers
Connamanus
Buchtel Abrhe Wagner
C. Aennseneses
Trttet
Ensceanacve
Sesceemnae
OL OU
J. Phillips
Gerlinger
Naacou
Toca
Nahacsundene
Camp Nelson
Deacon Phillips
Sayer
Drivers' Licenses Sale Starts Soon in Nelsonville
Nelsonville will issue 1940 automobile drivers licenses beginning Sept 5 at the office of E C Evans deputy registrar. Deputies will travel to Marietta for instructions. Applicants must present 1939 licenses and chauffeurs must provide a photo. New licenses required by midnight Sept 30.
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E. C. Evans
Marietta
Ohio
Nelsonville City Treasury Balances Report July 31
City auditor E F DeVorse reports total funds in Nelsonville at 39141.45 as of July 31, down from 40267.34 on June 30. July receipts were 5163.50 and disbursements 6289.39, with various fund balances listed including Sewer and Street Bonds 21940.83 and Special Light Improvement 11215.77.
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Nelsonville
E. F. DeVorse
Nelsonville Descendants Meet at Lancaster Camp Grounds
The 13th annual reunion of William Wolf descendants was held at Lancaster Camp grounds on Sunday Aug 20. Forty two family members attended and officers were elected with Frank Powers as president Ralph Moore head as vice president Blanche Moorehead as secretary Nellie Wend as treasurer Harley Allen presiding.
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William Wolf
Lancaster Campgrounds
Frank Powers
Logan
Ralph Moorehead
Blanche Moorehead
Nelsonville
Nellie Wend
R. E. Allen
Ernest Cook, Jr
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Charles Thompson
Walbridge
Ohio
Richard Moorehead Olean
N. Y
Neville 4-H Club Plans County Fair Attendance
The Neville 4-H Club met at Rosella Hitchings home with all but one member present. Plans for Ohio State Fair attendance were discussed and guests Eve lyn Hitchings and Gail Bruce attended.
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Neville 4-H Club
Rosella
Rachel Hitchings
Mrs. Hitchings
Evelyn Hitchings
Gail Bruce
Charles Deer
Birthday dinner honors Mrs Edna Smith in Zanesville
Mr and Mrs Clarence Tignor of Deanville entertained Sunday with a family gathering and birthday dinner for their daughter Mrs Edna Smith of Zanesville A large birthday cake crowned the table on the lawn Guests included Mr and Mrs Amos Tignor and daughters Connie Lois Ann Norma Jean and Marilyn Mr and Mrs Edward Howe Mr and Mrs Bert Tolliver Nelsonville Mr and Mrs Earl Paxson and son Bobby Glenford Mr and Mrs Charles Duer and children Coshocton Wilda and Danny West Glouster and others
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Fred Voigt
Columbus
Joe Matheny
H. T. Matheny
Nelsonville
Ruble Theater
Logan
Anna Mae Voigt
Cleveland
Bob Neiman
Ted Voigt
Cedar Point
Albert Barber
Portsmouth
Ohio
Leslie Joe Pritchard
Johnny Hannas
Lake Zaleski
Bertha Evans
Dan Jenkins
Ben James
James
Clayton Murphy
John
John Murphy
Iva
Earl Butterworth
Charles Ervin
Carnes Hickman
Jane
Leland Devore
Richwood
Mary Angle
William Burnell
Leighton Aumiller
William Fraedrick
C. G. Sheppard
New York City
Athens
Ohio University
Emma Gibson
William Morgan
Cable Gibson
Cecil Shafter
Peggy
Lloyd
Elizabeth Inman
Yellowstone Park
Clarence Tignor
Deanville
Edna Smith
Zanesville
Amos Tignor
Connie
Lois Ann
Norma Jean
Marilyn
Edward Howe
Bert Tolliver
Earl Pax
Scout Troop 66 Meets Tonight At West School
Nelsonville notes say Charles Pedi senior patrol leader calls all Troop 66 members to meet at 7 30 this evening in the West school building. Scouts prep equipment for next Sunday's rally. Four new members Paul Woody Ray Cheeseman Jim Bateman Rodney Jonas added. All troop officers expected.
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Nelsonville
Charles Pedigo
Paul Woody
Ray Cheeseman
Jim Bateman
Rodney Jonas
Jr. OUAM Benefit Party In Nelsonville IOOF Hall
The Jr. OUAM will host a benefit party at the IOOF Hall in Nelsonville tonight at 8 o'clock to raise funds for a local cause. Local residents are invited to attend this community event featuring an evening of activities and donations.
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IOOF
Nelsonville Benefit Party At Spray Hall Thursday
The W E A Review sponsors a fundraising party at Spray Hall on Thursday night at 8 o'clock to support its activities.
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W. E. A. Review
Spray Hall
Donkey Baseball Benefit Set for Nelsonville
Donkey baseball returns to Nelsonville on Sunday August 27 sponsored by the City Twilight League. Teams from Camp Nelson and the Phi Club will compete with the X Bar B Ranch bringing 14 donkeys and a two week old baby donkey. Local men will jockey in a feature called Donkey Steeplechase as the league seeks funds to finish its season.
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Farewell Party Held for Mrs. Lane and Mr. Moore
Stella Lane of Columbus vacationed two months at her mother Mrs. Willis home in Buchtel with visitor Harry Moore of mbus. A surprise farewell party followed at Willis residence with Charles Mohney John Conley the Almashy family Carl Pettit and Helen and Katherine Almashy attending. Banjo music and a potluck lunch were features. Rev Howard Simpson of Millfield to preach Wednesday night at Happy Hollow Church August 23 at 7.
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Stella Lane
Columbus
M Willis
Harry Moore
Mbus
Willis
E. R. Nelson
Athens
Nelsons
Wheeling
Lane
Moore
Charles Mohney
John Conley
Mike Almashy
Carl Pettit
Helen
Katherine Almashy
Nelsonville
Howard Simpson
Millfield
Happy Hollow
Murray City
James Salyers
Hazel Storer
Nelle Brooker
Horace Richardson
Zanesville
Richardson
Six Mile Turn
Ralph McDaniel
Hemlock
William Chivers
Clifford Donson
Detroit
Ed Pertler
Lem Penny
Niles
Archie Riggs
Sadie Riggs
McArthur
Ella Hilton
Dayton
Sally Riggs
Thomas Gears
George Gears
John McNamee
New Lexington
John Weins
J. H. Caldwell
Chester
W. Va
Mary Jenkins
Harry Thomas
Logan
Jack Marrall
Eileen
Crooksville
Lew Reynolds
Phil Devol
Phil Miller
Tom Spencer
M. E. Church
Hubert Eckels
Longstreth
George Langley
Lorenzo Lewis
Mike
Warren Darby
Orient
Emma Tippie
Howard Bush
Dennis Babbs
Shawnee
Betty Lou Williams
Toledo
Frank Williams
Lelia Rose
Charles Bitner
Lucille
Lansing
Hollis Osler
Margaret
Ben Hartman
Albert Storer
Pearl Williams
Carbon Hill
Marion
Ind
Arthur Shelton
William Horn
William Thomas
Mary Thomas
Degree of Pocahontas Benefit Party at Pocahontas Hall
The Degree of Pocahontas sponsors a weekly benefit party at Pocahontas Hall in Nelsonville on Wednesday evening at 7 30. Proceeds support the lodge and community aid programs.
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Nelsonville
Degree of
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Pocahontas Hall
Two UND Students Invent Ore Ore Processing Furnace
Louis Savage and Harold Sorkstekke, engineering students at the University of North Dakota, developed a furnace that converts low grade hematite ore into higher grade magnetic ore using pulverized lignite. The device represents a novel method in ore processing suitable for on site conversion.
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University of North Dakota Engineering
Louis Savage
Harold Sorstekke
Chas. Jones Dies Monday In Columbus
Charles A. Jones a 57 year old retired coal miner died yesterday afternoon of a heart attack at his home 634 S High St Columbus He came from Nelsonville twelve years ago His wife Lena Cunningham Jones two sons three daughters ten grandchildren three brothers and a sister survive Funeral services are being arranged.
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Charles A. Jones
Nelsonville
S. High St
Lena Cunningham Jones
Murray City Social Notes Update from Aug 22
Murray City crowds recount visits and hospitality as many residents travel for family gatherings and church events. Notable mentions include Mrs. Richardson's hospital injury from an automobile crash at Six Mile Turn and numerous weekend visits from relatives across Ohio.
Very Lively Astral Forecast For Public Writings Law And Trade
The stars forecast lively but conflicted influences across business writings publicity and speculation with caution needed to avoid subterfuge. Those born today may enjoy a productive year in law contracting publishing and speculative ventures while facing potential hidden dangers and deceitful schemes. A talented child may excel in literature or professional life, yet suffer from trickery.
Humor dictator urged for American wit by Jesuit professor
Rev. Leo Mullany S J professor of English at Creighton University argues American humor reflects slow drawl rather than quick wisecracks He cites Will Rogers and Bob Burns as authentic exponents and says a humor dictator is needed to preserve the birthright of plain humor.
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Neb
Leo Mullany
S.J
Crichton University
Will Rogers
Bob Burns
Abel elected grand worthy president of Eagles
John A. Abel of Marion Ohio was chosen at the national convention in Chicago to lead the Fraternal Order of Eagles succeeding Dr. Fred C. Dilley of Brazil Indiana. Abel is an uncle of Nelsonville city solicitor Harry A. Mettler and has visited Nelsonville often in the past year.
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Nelsonville
Marion
Ohio
Order of Eagles
Chicago
Fred C. Dilley
Brazil
Ind
The
Eagles
Harry A. Mettler
Social Notes of Syracuse Ohio Highlights Local Visits
Social notes from Syracuse Ohio record a night blooming cereng at the Bartels home with a prayer group from As bury Methodist Church. The column lists visits by Mrs. Morton Webster of Nelsonville, several Columbus trips, a wiener roast at College Grove, a United Brethren conference trip, and the Syracuse Garden Club forming with new members invited for August.
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Syracuse
Emmett Bartels
Ada McIintosh Bailey
Brittin Davis
Enterprise
John Roush
New Brighton
Frank Winebrenner
Ray Cowie
Beaver Falls
W. F. Bartels
A. M. Roberts
Marvin Roberts
Bellefontaine
Unemployed League to Meet in Nelsonville
The Unemployed League of Nelsonville schedules a Wednesday 7:30 pm meeting at the Bon Ton Store building on Poplar Street. Henry Windle serves as president and Joe Bagley as secretary, with emphasis on attendance due to the league’s aims for the unemployed.
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Poplar St
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Joe Bagley
Rapid Rise of Elson Stephenson at Warren Mills
Elson Stephenson, son of Mr and Mrs J L Stephenson of Walnut Hill, is advancing at Republic Steel Mills Warren. He began June 26 as a porter for Factory Stores Company, was promoted to clerk after a week, then to night manager after three weeks, and remains in that role.
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Elson Stephenson
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Warren
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Elson
Republic Steel Mills
Social Notes Of Glouster And Surroundings
Social notes from Glouster list residents returning from trips, visits, and weekends across Ohio. Names include Jessie Janchius Barbara Beal Juanita Cunningham Lois Kinney Mrs S A Cunningham and others. Guests visit families in Buckeye Lake Akron Columbus and Tampa with plans for plays and meetings upcoming.
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Jessie Janchius
Barbara Beal
Juanita Cunningham
Lois Kinney
S. A. Cunningham
Summerland Beach
Buckeye Lake
S A. Cunningham
Fire at Old No. 6 Mine Causes Little Damage
Glouster Fire Department responded to a blaze at the old No. 6 Mine in city limits. An employee using an acetylene torch near a belt in the steel fan house ignited grease. water doused it quickly with little damage. Strong winds limited potential harm.
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Old Mine
Glouster
Football Coach Is Ill of Influenza
Glouster coach Don Greider missed the start amid influenza. Assistant Glenn Wallenhaupt led openings and will run practice sessions. Also note Neptune’s satellite orbits in under six days and its moon rivals Earth’s in size.
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Don Greider
Glenn Wallenhaupt
Neptune
Earth
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