Mac Chevrolets top Carbondale 3 1 for third straight win
Gilbert Smith pitched six innings allowing two hits as the Mac Chevrolets beat the Carbondale Grays 3 1. The win, giving White Sox first place in the Twilight League second half, followed Smiths 7 6 victory over Shawnee the previous day.
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Nelsonville
Gilbert
Iron Man
Chevies
Herman Dupler
Carlin
Smith
Carrol Chesser
Buck
Hoover
Bunty
Galvin
Stewart
White Sox
Eddie Stewart
Gilbert Smith
Buchtel Blues
Chevrolets
Carbondale Abrhpoa Lightfritz
Eiceeue
Doolittle
C. Chesser
H. Chesser
Cal Chesser
Risley
Sccsusuchia
Prater
Nacusnemnen
Molahan
H. T. Dupler
Flodgy
Cai Connaconel
Bateman
Garner
H. T. Dupp
Moliahan
Coepe and Johnson
Shay and Manor Reach Finals in Racketeer Tennis
Frank Shay and John Manor beat Jimmy Smith and Bobby Hall in straight sets 7-5 6-1 at the Racketeer Tennis Club to advance to the men's doubles championship. They will face Salty Long and Shorty London for the title on Thursday night or Sunday morning.
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Nelsonville
Frank Shay
John Manor
Racketeer Tennis Club
Jimmy Smith
Bobby Hall
Shay
Manor
Salty”’ Long
Shorty
London
Local Visits and Games Highlight Blaine Area News
Mrs Annie Dyson and Mary Ellen with Myrtle from Blaine Ohio visit relatives here. Sand Run Sunday game draws many locals as Old Timers beat Young Boys. Miss Thelma Phillips visits Gallipolis. Eva Cook vacationing with Frank and Mrs Cook. Families from Willoughby McArthur Nelsonville Columbus also seen visiting Phillips and Canter families.
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Annie Dyson
Mary Ellen
Myrtle
Blaine
Ohio
Sand Run
Della Irvin
Eugene
Chicago
Albert Phillips
Gaynell Canter
Columbus
Harvey Smith
Morgan County
Eva Cook
Willoughby
Frank Cook
Thelma Phillips
Gallipolis
Ralph Lanning
Clarence Phillips
Rosella
McArthur
George Canter
Thelma Jones
Nelsonville
Dr Walker's Old Timers set for two home games
Buchtel hosts two games this week. On Wednesday evening the Old Timers meet the American Legion club of Glouster and on Friday they face the Hunterdon team. Both events take place at Buchtel.
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Buchtel
Bartoe Receives OSU Graduate Assistantship in Physics
Willard Francis Bartoe of Nelsonville has been granted a graduate assistantship in Ohio State University’s Physics Department for the coming year. He will pursue a Master’s degree while continuing his studies after earning a Bachelor of Engineering Physics last spring.
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Nelsonville
Willard Francis Bartoe
W. H. Bartoe
Ohio State University
Columbus
Voigt Pleads Guilty To Intoxication In Nelsonville
Fred Voigt of Nelsonville changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on an intoxication charge and was fined $10 and costs by Mayor Bill Hickman. Charles Barron also pled guilty to intoxication and received a $10 fine plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Fred Voigt
Bill Hickman
Charles Barron
Buchtel Girls Win Third Straight Over Nelsonville
The Buchtel Girls baseball team defeated the Nelsonville Colored Girls team 28 to 14 at Buchtel ground before a large crowd. Batteries for Buchtel were Mohney and Taylor with Nelsonville’s Norman and Nutter. The victory keeps Buchtel undefeated in three games and they next play Carbon Hill Thursday.
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Buchtel
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Colored Girls
Mohney
Taylor
Norman
Nutter
Buchtel Girls
Carbon Hill
Nelsonville Band Leader Takes Temporary Charge
In Ward W Hamm’s two week vacation absence Fred Ossman steps in to lead the Nelsonville High School Band. Ossman formerly lived in Nelsonville and now directs instrumental music in the county schools at Findlay Ohio. Rehearsals continue this week with Saturday evening public square program under Ossman.
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Nelsonville
Ward W. Hamm
Iowa
Fred Ossman
Findlay
Ohio
Ossman
Vacations and Travels of Local Residents
Ward W Hamm and Pauli Davis depart for Creston Iowa to spend two weeks with friends and relatives en route visiting Findlay Ohio and Pontiac Michigan. Anne Popocay Clara Key take motor trip to Canada. Dale Roscoe ends visit with parents in Phoenix with brother John joining for winter. Marguerite Brown-Strong Olive Tucson visit Martin family. Frank Green Karl Blanche Hoffman William Green Carl Littlejohn Amy Josephine visit Peebles for Green family reunion. Charles James and George Ridenour return from Columbus trip. Longley Longley Johnson vacation at fishing camp near Gaysport. others return.
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Ward W. Hamm
Pauli Davis
Creston
Iowa
Findlay
Ohio
Pontiac
Mich
Anne Popocay
Clara Key
Canada
Dale Roscoe
John Roscoe
Phoenix
Ariz
John
Marguerite Brown-Strong
Olive Tucson
Charlies H. Martin
Frank Green
Karl
Blanche Hoffman
This City
William Green
Marietta
Carl Littlejohn
Amy Josephine
Logan
Peebles
Green
Charles James
George Ridenour
L. P. Rice
Columbus
S. C. Longley
John Longley
Frank Johnson
Gaysport
Mabel Figgins
Success Through Fair Prices In Tough Times
A retail business endorses adapting to hard times by offering better value at affordable prices. The piece cites Mr. Luckoff and a New York buying power, stressing low profits and quick turnover as key to attracting customers who demand quality for less money. It urges producers and retailers to fit offerings to consumer budgets and highlights anticipated strong fall business as the public seeks more for less.
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Luckoff
New York
Advt
Picnic honors for Western Southern Life staff at Moxahala Park
Corinne Kreppe attended a company picnic at Moxahala Park near Zanesville with employees and families. The item lists numerous local residents traveling, visiting relatives, or hosting guests in Columbus, Logan, Raoeland Ky, Bloomington, and nearby areas, with several extended family visits noted.
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Corinne Kreppe
Western Southern Life Insurance Company
Moxahala Park
Zanesville
Fred Stracke
Logan
Nelson Downer
Dorothy Dailey
Columbus
Waller Laff
Bob
C. C Barker
Raceland
Leland Devore
Frances Parry
James Coleman
Mary Coleman
Roy Washburn
Wooster
C. E. Washburn
Chester Edgar
Ellen Sheppard
D. Campbell
Lillian Mae
This City
Misa Lena Stissel
Pearl Bolin
Athens
Allie Robbins
Enterprise
Ralph Henry
Pat Locheray
Pomeroy
George Bonner
Beverly Lou
Chillicothe
Bonner
Alex Nelson
Harve Shafer
Donald Shafer
Akron
Promise To Change Religion Not Binding
In Hamilton Ohio Judge Charles S. Bell rules that a wife's failure to keep a pre marriage promise to change her religion does not justify divorce. The ruling cites Ohio constitutional protections for worship and states that renouncing faith is not a valid ground for divorce in the Apple case.
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Hamilton
U.P
Charles S. Bell
Cincinnati
Leonard L. Apple
A. Sabina Apple
Ohio
Bell
Frenzied Drive On Gangsters Sparks New York Action
In New York a massive police drive against gangsters starts after rallying speeches by Mrs. Lopez and Mrs. Veneghallo at Madison Square Garden. Police Commissioner Mulrooney leads as 20 000 voters demand tougher enforcement and Governor Roosevelt address mayoral laxity. An approved $133 000 radio and armor equipment fund backs the campaign.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Maia
John Lopez
Gloria
John Veneghallo
Michael
Little Italy
Edward P. Mulrooney
United States
Bainbridge Colby
Robert F. Wagner
Congress
Smedley D. Butler
Mulrooney
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James J. Walker
Board of Estimate
Polar submarine Nautilus crippled in Arctic seas
Oslo reports Sir Hubert Wilkins polar submarine Nautilus crippled in the Arctic seas today with difficulties observed by observers and officials awaiting further details.
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Oslo
Norway
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Three Speak at Athens County Teachers Institute
John Fichter, Columbus. Supt. C. W. Cookson, Urbana. and County Supt. Alex Root will speak at the fall Athens County teachers institute at Ohio University Ewing Hall on Monday Aug 21. 41 county teachers will attend and the following Sept. 1 opens the county schools.
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John Fichter
Columbus
C. W. Cookson
Urbana
Alex Root
Fall Institute of
Athens County
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Margaret Gaylord
Cookson
Supt. Root
Rev Lealie Dabrits to Speak at New Marshfield Church
Rev Lealie Dabrits of Kerman California will preach Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Holiness Church in New Marshfield. Dabrits formerly hailed from Carbondale.
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Lealie Dabrits
Kerman
Calif
Holiness Church
New Marshfield
Dabrits
Carbondale
Ayora Re signs for Larrea Alba to form new government
In Guayaquil on Aug 25 President Isidro Ayora signed a decree endorsing Col. Luis Larrea Alba, named by Congress to set up a new government structure. The move marks a critical step in reshaping Ecuador's leadership.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Wu.p
Isidro Ayora
Col
Luis Larrea Alba
Congress
Shorter Week Advocated for Labor Reform
Charleston report notes State Labor Commissioner Howard S. Jarrett urged a five day workweek of six hours daily at the West Virginia Federation of Labor convention. He argued mechanization reduces needed workers and cited $66,124,901 invested in labor saving machinery from 1925 to 1980, with each $1000 investment displacing one job. William Houston, United Mine Workers District 17 president, criticized the West Virginian Mine Workers Union as demoralizing and said the recent strike collapsed, harming miners.
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Charleston
W. Va
Howard S. Jarrett
West Virginia Federation of Labor
Jarrett
West Virginia
Wen
Wiliam Houston
District 17
United Mine Workers
West Virginian Mine Workers Union
Houston
West Virginia Union
County Elections Office Hours Affected by County Fair
Dave Johnson announced the Board of Elections office in the Athena County Courthouse will close after noon on Wednesday Thursday and Friday due to the county fair. The change affects voter services and ballots during the holiday period.
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Board of Elections
Athena County
Dave Johnson
Old Settlers Gather For Sunday Reunion
The Nanna Brandenburg and On Settlers reunion was held at the Rireh Hollow Tourists Inn near the Switching Hote on the Kimberly Carbondale Road on Sunday Aug 33. The event drew many attendees with a family cafeteria style dinner. Organizers included Irwin Nanna as chairman and Ida Marper as secretary with Dr. Elmer Pedigo treasurer and BE Ortroan as reporter. Attendees listed span Lancaster Athens Columbus Chillicothe Lubrig New Marshfield Portest and many more residents with numerous family affiliations.
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Nanna-Brandenburg
Rireh Hollow
Kimberly- Carbondale Road
Irwin Nanna
Ida Marper
Eimer Pedigo
BE. A. Ortroan
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