Local Bridge Club Events Highlight Social Evening
Judge Carleton and John Arnold presided over a memorial gathering for deceased families. Miss Lares carried a silk umbrella and gifts while Johan Lars George Stark and Edna Fisher attended. Pulia Glenn hosted a bridge soirée in Nelsonville Friday evening with two tables active. Guests included Marian Bilack Helen Lechery Elisabeth Mrs Alfred Wiberfeld Anna Chase Mrs Otto B and Julia Glenn. Refreshments served to attendees including Mrs Fiorence Russell at her home on Butternut Road.
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Miss Lares
Dainty
Johan Lars
George 4
Stark
Edna Fisher
Marie Bechman
Pulia Glenn
Elsonville Fridey
Marian Bilack
Helen Lechery
Elisabeth
Alfred Wiberfeld
Enn Chase
Ottobi
Julia Glenn
Beekman
Fiorence Russell
Butternut
Albert
Mrs Powell Dies in Acute Appendicitis at Holsier
Mrs Powell of Middleport died Saturday night at Holsier from acute appendicitis. Survived by husband and two daughters Mrs Hamilton of Columbus and Mrs Ohlinger of Middie plus two brothers Whitney and Clarence White.
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Mars
Herbert Powell
Middleport
Boy 16 Injured In Pomeroy Collision Report
An early August accident on the Pom road near Athens involved a machine car driven by Everett Hart and a vehicle owned by a Mr. Hart P. Mehtred, age 6, was rendered unconscious. The collision caused substantial damage to Hart's car and the report notes injuries to the boy.
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G Pomeroy
Everett ‘Mehtred
Hart P
Athens
Pomme Road
Hart
Fragmentary OCR Item Incomplete Text
A damaged OCR fragment notes a Saturday with uncertain actions. Names, places, and specifics are not readable, leaving only scattered words and partial phrases without clear events or outcomes.
Paples by bus announces new Pomeroy route service
Beginning today the Messenger will be delivered to Pomeroy on the Pomeroy Athens bus line. The change may cause papers to arrive a few minutes late at times but officials hope to improve the schedule later.
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Paples
Pomeroy
Athens
Marriage notice for Sime and Clifford in Pomeroy
Aug 23 report notes the engagement of Anae Josephine Sime daughter of Mrs Fannie Sims Ryger to Clarence Clifford son of Mr and Mrs James Clifford of Pomeroy. Wedding planned for some time in September.
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Pomeroy
Ann
Ana Eoephine Sime
Fannie Sims
Ryger
Clarence Clifford
James Clifford
City Clears Weeds Along Main Street View Improves
Pomeroy records show on Aug 23 the City Council ordered weeds along Main street between the car and train tracks cut. The action improves sightlines to the river and enhances the town's appearance.
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Pomeroy
Counci
Condition Too Serious To Move In Auto Crash Suspect
Sam Bookover, injured while fleeing officers after breaking into a Chester store, remained in serious condition from internal injuries. He was not moved to Meigs ton jail and was later moved to Marietta Hospital under Sheriff Harry Rice after detention at Marietta jail.
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Pomeroy
Sam Bookover
Marietta
Frank Gaul
Chester
Meigston
Harry Rice
Bookover
Pomeroy Bend Brings Weekend Visitors and Celebrations
Local residents hosted guests from Huntington Huntington and Columbus plus Parkersburg and Gallipolis. The Rose and Roush families marked an eighty second birthday at Mrs. Major Wilson’s home. Adrienne Russell hosted bridge for Oma Hill’s Cincinnati departure. Marguerite Meyer won first prize in a bridge event with Helen McNaughton taking second.
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Pomeroy Bend
John Markey
Upper Sandusky
Amos Junod
Marguerite Meier
Niagara Falls
Earl Moore
Huntington
Dale Rose
John Roush
Crookeville
Major ‘Wilson
Ethel
Clara Garland
Edith Price
Columbus
Undey
Pittsburgh
Margaret Williama
Charles. Bartels
Parkersburg
Mark Roller
Walter Frans
Jrans
Harela Stromeyer
Pent Munday
Wilson Norris
Athens
Percy Peoples
John Arnold
Gallipolis
L. C. Somerville
Point Pleasant
Jenaie
Ida Davis
Butternut Avenue
G. H. Caldwell
W. N. Hetzel
J. C. Ruby
Kittle Gardner
Charlestown
Mise Adrienne Russell
Mulberry Avenue
Oma Hill
Cincinnati
Marguerite Meyer
Helen McNaughton
Prise
C. K. Lippencott
Theron Russell
Allen Hill
Chicago
Mark Jinkenson
Middleport
Mildred Hill
Hortense § Arnold
Elsie Durst
Elsie Hart
Marienerite Meyer
Hamden News Hauls and Local Socials Across Belmont to Hamden
Hamden C H Roberts moved his family from Belmont County to the Anna Stanton residence on Church street. The Hamden Art Needle club and guests were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Martindill in Wellston Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Karl Craft of Creola visited Hamden Wednesday. Craft, former Hamden school superintendent, plans no more school work now and looks to a Columbus Palma bus line venture. Kruged bought and repairs a blacksmith shop on a street. two gasoline tanks will be installed, business to start around September 1. J W Weatherholt, once near Dundas, sought a small farm in West Virginia for a move in weeks. The McArthur baseball team defeated Hamden 12 to 1½ in a local game.
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C. H. Roberts
Belmont County
Anna Stanton
Church Street
Hamden
McArthur
Ovid Ray Catchan Re
Wellston Area Social Roundup and Reunions
Social notices from Wellston and surrounding towns highlight a series of visits and gatherings. Mrs. Clarence Meifiantes and Mrs. W. E. Sahtow are guests, with families in Jackson and Wellston hosting relatives and friends. The Ewing reunion on August 16 at Mrs. Triplett’s home drew many from Jackson, Columbus, Salt Lake City, and Wellston, though an accident redirected plans from Canter Caves to Trip lett home. The K of P initiation included guests from multiple lodges, and local officials note visits by former sheriff W. B. Cherrington and others.
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Clarence’ Meifiantes
Welleton
W. E. Sahtow
J. O. Martin
Jackson
Elmo Lewis
Columbus
He & L
John Lewis
Robert Ogier
Grendon Smiley
Kilburn
Wellston
Ewing
Chas. Tripsett
Main Street
Henry K. Swyere
Lowell Fout
Mary Grace Jones
James Swift
Ruth
Cari
Chas. O. Hvans
Margaret
Jane
Charlies, Jr
Strawder
Charleston
W. Va
Jeane Thorne
Theo Werner
H. A. Malloy
Harley Long
Rose Elliott
Harold Bramer
Chris Shuter
J. F. Smith
M. & Jordan
Claude Brooks
Harley Behring
Joe Harper
Roy Gillen
D. E. Jenkins
Fred Martin
John Mclaughlin
George Winkhouse
O. R. Cartwright
Clayton McCartney
Wellston Lodge No
E. B. Webb
Elk Lodge
McArthur
W. D. Baker
Athenian Lodge
Athens
George Mitchell
Blennarhassett Lodge
Belpre
Sue Meese
Logan Lodge
Jackson County
W. B. Cherrington
Wellton
Hamden
James
Thelma
J. ¥. Brookhart
Clive Feldman
Portsmouth
E. R. Brown
B. Brown
Wilson Armstrong
Jack
Horses Entered for Athens County Fair Races
A partial list of owners and horses entered for Athens county fair races includes Arthur Stewart Barnesville with Mike O Connor in the 2:30 pace and Rags Direct in the 3:12 pace. F L Sweeney Somerset with Stace Dillon in the 2:30 and 3:24 pace. Addis and Brammer Waterloo with Black Dewey in the 2:30 pace and West Virginia in the 28 28 trot.
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Athens County
Little Dan
the Jew
Kentucky
Sabina
Andy Gump
Mose Direct
Karl Roush
Athens
Bob Volo
Jessie Minister
Shandon
Thomas Fry
McArthur
Owando
Bert
Bryant
Tony
Tgora
Owell
Stout Brothers
Clarksburg
Sevater Stout
F.L. Edmund
Lancaster
Thistle
Biggin
Ed Fogwell
Sam Russell
Willmina Bower
Athena
Onde
Fry
Mearthur
Th Owando
Glouster Downs Noble County in Sixth Inning Earnest Rally
Glouster American Legion post defeated Noble County 7 to 3 to extend their win streak to five. Noble County led 3 to 0 through five, but Glouster tied it in the fourth and pulled away with key hits including Rasp and Bradfield, with McDaniels and Mohney contributing early runs.
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Glouster
Glouster American Legion Club
Noble County
Noble County Club
P. Johnson
Caldwell Boys
Soldier Boys
McDaniels
Mohney
H. Rasp
Bradley
Bradfield
Dougan
Short
Withem
Rasp
Dugan
Gilouster
C. Finley
Krampansky
Telep
Noble Co
John
Unclear fragmentary sports note from era
Readable bits show scattered phrases about pitching and hits but no coherent event, names, or dates to confirm a specific game or outcome.
American Association and National League scores recap
Baseball score table shows Columbus Milwaukee and other matchups with results for teams such as St Paul Minneapolis Louisville Kansas City Toledo and Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland New York Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Chicago. Several entries are incomplete or unclear due to OCR issues.
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P.C. Pittburgh
New Or
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicadelphia Eerevenrere
American ‘Association
Chicago
Louis
Eater
Cleveland
New York
P.C
Louisville
Indianapolis
Paul Eenee
Eveerere
Minneapolis
Kansas City
American Association
Columbus
Waukee
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Snape
Games Today Across The League
Columbus meets Kansas City. Toledo plays Milwaukee. Indiana visits Minneapolis. Louisville 81. Louis as Philadelphia Chicago. Cincinnati travels to Boston.
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American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indiana
Minneapolis
Louisvinle
T. Louis
Philadhicagorn
Cincinnati
Boston
Newell 15-0 win as Sewell hits fourteenth homer
The game featured Newell scoring 15 runs while Sewell hit his fourteenth homer of the year. Combs and Burns contributed singles as Karr pitched, with Combs driving in a run and Burns advancing runners. The final tally showed a lopsided score as Pennock started and Angu and others contributed in the earlier innings.
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Gam Nabor
Ted Newel
Pennock
J. Angu
Gowdy to leave majors end of season for Columbus manager post
Giants star Hank Gowdy plans to leave the major leagues at season's end and take a managerial role with Columbus in the American Association in 1936. He is praised for character and morale, with a storied 1914 World Series homer for the Braves highlighted as a turning moment. Gowdy's future return to the majors is anticipated by admirers.
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New York
Hank Gewdy
Giants
Noone
Hank Gowdy
Gowdy
Columbus
American Association
Crowdy
Army
Boston Braves
Athletics
Braves
Philadelphia
Eddie Murphy
Johnny Evers
Joe Bush
Pirates Take Doubleheader To Narrow Giants Lead
58 000 fans watched the Pirates split a doubleheader with the Giants, widening their five game edge in the 1935 World Series context. Greenfield starred in the opener as the Pirates won 7 4 while Adams faltered. the second game saw the Giants collect 18 hits but strand 13 as Pittsburgh took 8 3.
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Bnternatonal
New York
Pirates
Giants
Greenfield
Adams
Cubs, Senators Split Doubleheader On Strong Pitches
Dessy Vance pitched the Robins to a 6 0 win over the Cubs with nine strikeouts and two hits allowed. In the nightcap Alexander worked for the Cubs as they won. Alex Ferguson limited the Tigers to three hits as the Senators beat them 6 4 to stay one game ahead of the Athletics.
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Dessy Vance
Robins
Cubs
Alexander
Alex Ferguson
Tigers
Senators
Athletics
White Sox blanked as Gray and teammates power 8–0 win
Gray outpitched Lyons for the Philadelphia club as Simmons and Miller homered to back an 8 to 0 shutout of the White Sox.
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Gray
Lyons
Philadelphia
Simmons
Miller
White Sox
Indians Rally Edges Yankees 7 6 In Ninth
Positional confusion in the ninth inning as Pesnock’s strategy helped the Indians steal a win from the Yankees 7 to 6. Indians narrowly avoided an out and capitalized on late opportunities to secure the game.
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Pesnock
Indians
Yankees
Veterans and women set for longwood cricket event
The field includes eight American teams and Ram from Australia in veterans doubles with play starting tomorrow. Father and son compete in doubles and women's singles also begin tomorrow with thirty two players entered.
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Longwoedy
Weal Laine
En8 Four
Ram
Australia
Fower
Baseball Rule On Touch Plays Through Time
The article discusses historical changes to baseball rules about touch plays and juggle limits. It explains that a runner is out only if the fielder securely holds the ball on touch, and that juggling after contact can void outs or allow safe reaches to the base. The piece notes the distinction between two plays and the emphasis on firmly holding the ball to complete an out.
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Bateman
Young Ranked 11 But Viewed as Promising Comer
Yale graduate and former Intercollegiate singles champion emerges as a strong prospect. Ranked 11th last season, he reached the Western section semifinals and was eliminated by notable rivals. praised for fast ground coverage and all round game.
Record Holder Nat Fetterman Killed in Speed Way Crash
Nat Fetterman, 30, world record holder for 100 miles on a dirt track, died in a crash at the Monongahela speedway in Pittsburgh. Two other drivers were seriously injured and transported to Memorial hospital in Monongahela.
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Pittsburgh
Nat Fetterman
Monongahela
Memorial Hospital
Fetterman
Twilight Loop Gossip in Athens Twi High league
Gossip from the Athens Twi High league highlights games in August led by Deverneen. Notes mention players and scores, with references to Pie and Swyers and a season kickoff, including names like Whitla Ray and Harlow Jostens.
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Comesier
Oes Ae
Deverneen
Wee Darne
Fn Ny
Bil Ba
Toe
Harlow, Jostens
Tearing Fever Wreaks Havoc Across Vulnerable Populations
A description of a feverish condition spreading with ferocity among citizens of all genders. The text likens tearing bacilli to invading forces that produce shivering nausea and unprotected exposure, urging no effective remedy as victims succumb with dramatic flair.
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Glenna
Providence
Heck Bradfield
Legionnaires
Omer
Sean
Lee
Bhae
A ‘Johnson
Comba
Meusel
Wag Gehrig
Everee
Seen Shanks
Wanninger
Ee Shocker
Paschal
Amiegon
Tave
Seerseeestes
Oan Faa
Yale University
Bill Tilden
Twilight Loop
Bacilli
Swan Creek
John B. Reed
Mgr
Gmeong
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