Keplar Family Holds Sunday Reunion in Nelsonville
The Keplar family gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs William Keplar on Route 33 for their annual reunion. A basket dinner and supper were served and afternoon games were played. Officers elected for next year include Mayme Keplar president Vandella McCallum vice president Maud K Evans secretary. Edith K Hardy and Bertha Ingram named entertaining committee for next year's program with date and place to be announced.
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Nelsonville
Keplar
William Keplar
Mayme Keplar
Vandella McCallum
Maud K. Evans
Edith K. Hardy
Bertha Ingram
Happy Hollow Defeats Longstreth On Home Diamond
Nelsonville reports Happy Hollow baseball team beat Longstreth at home Wednesday evening by a score of 5 to 4. The win showcases Happy Hollow’s late rally and strong pitching to secure the victory on the opponent’s field.
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Nelsonville
Happy Hollow
Longstreth
Pidcock Rites Largely Attended in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Mrs. Della Pidcock a longtime Nelsonville resident were largely attended at the family home Reverend Leland Goodman of the Christian Church led the service readings included Crossing the Bar and In the Sweet Bye and Bye Members of the Daughters of America and the Woman's Relief Corps attended in a body Out of town mourners came from Columbus Athens New Athens New Marshfield Lancaster Gore Logan and Delaware among others
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Della Pidcock
Leland Goodman
The
Christian Church
Goodman
Ralph Fleck
John C. Coffman
Clifford Stites
W. F. Schwall
Melvin
Dana Pennell
Besa Malengraft
Columbus
Joe Klingenberg
J. G. Hope
Bessie Cooley
Carol Rizer
David Lowry
Athens
John Riley
Dillonville
Edward Pedigo
New Athens
Rhea Burgess
Gore
Carrie Spears
Lancaster
Frank Pidcock
New Marshfield
Merle Blum
Logan
Arthur McFadden
Delaware
Four Appear in Court of Mayor Dew
Nelsonville article notes Francis Glazier, agent for Cook Coffee Co., charged with embezzling 285.58 from the firm. pleaded not guilty and was released on bond for a preliminary hearing set for Aug 30. Homer Frank and Fannie Sparks pleaded guilty to intoxication and quarrel charges with fines. Lucile Cable, a minor, was certified to Juvenile Court.
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Nelsonville
Francis Glazier
Cook Coffee Co
Ll. W. Rhodes
C. G. Dew
Glazier
Homer Frank
Union Furnace
Fannie Sparks
Lucile Cable
Logan
Hocking County
Four Injured as Tire Blowout Wrecks Car
Four West Virginia women traveling to New Lexington escaped with minor cuts when a tire blowout on U S 33 near Diamond caused their car to overturn Saturday afternoon. Mrs Mary England of Prenton and her daughter were en route with Misses Mary and Ella Parson, also of Prenton. They were taken to a local physician after the wreck.
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West Virginia
New Lexington
U. S. 33
The
Diamond
Mary England
Prenton
W. Va
Mary
Ella Parson
Mrs Naomi Smith Dies Near Buchtel At 85
Naomi Smith 85 died Sunday morning at her home near Buchtel in Nelsonville. Her husband Fletcher is deceased. Funeral services will be at M E Church in Buchtel Tuesday at 10 a.m. Burial follows at Whitmore Cemetery. She leaves three sons Lee of Buchtel Samuel and William of Hazard Kentucky. Friends may call at Lee Smith’s home until the funeral hour.
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Nelsonvill
Naomi Smith
Buchtel
Fletcher Smith
M. FE
Whitmore
Lee
Samuel
William
Hazard
Marriage of Miss Martha Ellen Sheppard and William Fraedrich announced
In Nelsonville Charles Grosvenor Sheppard and Mrs Sheppard announce the marriage of their daughter Martha Ellen to William George Fraedrich son of Emil and Mrs Fraedrich of Rochelle Centre New York. The ceremony took place Saturday June 4 in Greenup Kentucky. Both couples attended Ohio University with William a Phi Beta Phi pledge and Martha a Theta Chi member. Fraedrich arrives to spend two weeks with his bride before starting his junior year at Ohio University.
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Charles Grosvenor Sheppard
Martha Ellen
William George Fraedrich
Emil Fraedrich
Rochelle Centre
New York
Greenup
Kentucky
Helen Johnson Starr
Sterling
Lydia Johnson
Pauline
John Johnson
Johnson Home
Harry Betts
McArthur
Emil Friedrich
Emil
W. Raacke
Rockville Centre
C. G. Sheppard
Joe Porter
Jackson, Mich
Joseph Farley
Josephine Porter
Farley
The
Commercial Credit Co
Muskegon
Mich
Jackson
Blaine Coope
Columbus
George Ceope
Alex Johnson Dies Saturday Night in Nelsonville
Alex Johnson 76 died after a short illness Saturday night in Nelsonville. Survived by wife Bessie and adopted son James of New Plymouth. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 PM at the Baptist Church. Body at Warren's Funeral Home with calling hours until service. Born Montgomery, West Virginia, family later lived in Alabama and other southern states.
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Nelsonville
Alex Johnson
Bessie
James
New Plymouth
Baptist Church
Warren
Montgomery
W. Va
Alabama
Cyrus Buttermore Dies At Home Of Daughter In Orrville
Cyrus Buttermore 82 former Haydenville resident died Saturday at his daughter Effie Kearns home in Orrville Hocking County His wife Susan preceded him He leaves three children Effie Kearns Orrville William Nelsonville and Jennie Goody Laurel Run Body removed to Stouts Funeral Home Nelsonville services at 1 pm Tuesday conducted by Rev Ben Awe Pilgrim Church Burial Haydenville Funeral details follow with a call for August tickets at the I O O F Hall event.
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Nelsonville
Cyrus Buttermore
Haydenville
Effie Kearns
Orrville
Hocking County
Susan
Kearns
William
Jennie Goody
Laurel Run
Stout
Ben Awe
Pilgrim Church
Will Give Benefit Nelsonville
The G A club will hold a benefit in the I C C F Hall tonight at 8 oclock in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
G. A. Club
Nelsonville Birth Sylvia Mae Ruth Named
Nelsonville announces the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Hanning on August 23 weighing ten pounds named Sylvia Mae Ruth. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hanning and John Anderson and other relatives and visitors gathered at local homes for celebrations. Presbyterian Missionary Society will not meet Thursday as announced on the grouse program.
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Herschel Hanning
Sylvia Mae Ruth
Bert Hanning
John Anderson
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Extra Base Power Aids Yankees Rally to Victory
The Yankees rely on extra base hits to win as they top the Browns 4-2 on four hits two of them homers and a double. Tommy Henrich belted two homers and a double driving in all New York runs while Red Ruffing notched his 19th win. The win extends New York to a 13 game lead in the American League as Detroit, Boston, and others play on. In other AL action, Detroit edges Boston 4-3, Cleveland beats Washington 6-5, and Kansas City splits with White Sox. In the NL, Pirates drop to Brooklyn 8-5 as Lavagetto clears the bases with a double.
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Yankees
Yanks
Red Sox
Senators
Browns
Indians
Detroit
Tommy Henrich
Buck Newsom
Red Ruffing
Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Rudy York
Greenberg
Babe Ruth
Athletics
White Sox
Cleveland
Washington
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cookie Lavagetto
Dodger
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Weiland
Dick Errickson
Curt Davis
Bees
Split First Game Card Summary
Baseball scorecard style item notes Boston and St Louis in a first game. Players mentioned include Moore Cooney Martin Padgett Maggert Medwick Cuccinello Mize DiMaggio Fletcher Bremer Weiland and others with runs batted in by Mire Martin Padgett Bremer and DiMaggio. Pitchers MacFayden Weiland Davis Shoun Errickson listed with walks and strikeouts. Attendance not provided.
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Abrhoa St.Louis Ral
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Wellandp
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Owene
Davis
Shoun
Giants Defeat Reds 7 3 in Nine Inning Drift
New York shows offensive surge with 12 hits and three errors by Cincinnati. Myatt and Danning ignite offense with two base hits each and Myers belts a homer. Weaver yields seven runs over five innings as Caserella and Geh Schumacher also contribute.
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Ara
New York
Ascessvves
Cimetanath
Moore
Myatt
Danning
Behumecher
Myers
Frey
Ripple Cissell
Myere
Cinrinnet
Ehumacher
Street Urges Return of Spit Ball
New York, Henry Super reports St. Louis Browns manager Gabby Street argues for legalizing the spit ball to curb pitcher arm injuries and balance the game. He cites Hall of Fame names sidelined by sore arms and says the pitch could ease pressure and be learned quickly without harming batters.
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New York
Gabby Street
St. Louis Browns
Sarge” Street
Carl Hubbell
Lefty Grove
van Mungo
Dizzy
Paul Dean
Gabby
Street
Macks Win Two In Split Twin Bill Between Chicago and Philadelphia
In the first game Chicago and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Chicago scoring four and Philadelphia five. Johnson Siebert Hayes Werber Walker Radcliff Appling Breinbacher among those credited with RBIs. Ambler Finney Hayes Johnson and Radcliff contributed two-base hits while Steinbacher hit a three-bagger. Whitehead earned the pitching win in parts of the game and a combined effort produced 13 Chicago running lines. In the second game Philadelphia rallied for seven runs to beat Chicago seven to two as Werber and Siebert led the offense with multiple RBIs and Dykes added two-base hits. Knott started and took the loss with Philadelphia outhitting Chicago 10 to 7. Attendance listed as 15,231.
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Nelsonville Eagles
Philo
Dupler
Eagles
Medley Evans
D. Smith
Taylor
Philo AB Arnold
Batterson
B. Clark
Aeta Arenes
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Yanks beat Browns as Gehrig stars in NY slugfest
New York defeats St Louis 4 to 2 as Henrich hits two homers and DiMaggio, Rolfe, and Gordon provide key hits. Cobbling a late rally, the Yankees push runs across while Ruffing holds the line. Henrich drives in three, Bell adds another, and a double play ends a crux moment.
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B. Mills
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DeMaggio
DiMaggio
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Hocking County Man Dies at Home Near Murray City
Harley D. Cook age 67 died this Monday morning at his home near Murray City. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 PM at the U B Church in Murray City. He is survived by his wife Emma Cook four sons one daughter three brothers and one sister.
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Harley D. Cook
Murray City
U. B
Emma Cook
Medwick Voted Most Valuable Left Fielder Today
New York reports that Joe Medwick of the St. Louis Cardinals was chosen as the most popular left fielder in baseball by a cereal company fan poll. He edged John Rizzo of Pittsburgh George Selkirk of the Yankees and Joe Moore of the Giants in votes.
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Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
John Rizzo
Pittsburgh
George Selkirk
New York Yankees
Joe Moore
New York Giants
Tigers 4, Red Sox 3 in Detroit clash
Detroit built a 4 0 lead as Greenberg York and Piet homered with Chapman. Doerr and Cronin sparked Boston offense but Detroit held on 4 3 behind solid pitching and fielding. Attendance 18 000.
Dodgers 8 Pittsburgh 5 baseball game summary
Dodgers beat Pirates 8 to 5 in a big scoring tilt. Camilli and Lavagetto drove in multiple runs, with Bowman and Camilli delivering key extra base hits. Presswell earned the win over Bauers as 16,045 fans attended.
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Jensen
Hudson
Vaughan
Camilli
P. Waner
Lavagetto
Durocher
Bowman
Buhr
Brubaker
Koy
Rosen
Young
Cam
Presswell
Ditcher—Bauers
Logan Harstiller and Jackie Wolfe Undergo Saturday Operations
Harold Harstiller of Murray City had major surgery for appendicitis at Cherrington Hospital Saturday. Jackie Wolfe of Logan had a minor operation Saturday. Mrs. Charles Dicken and their infant son returned home Saturday. The value of a working elephant has fallen from $7000 to about $150.
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Harold Harstiller
Murray City
Cherrington Hospital
Charles Dicken
Jackie Wolfe
Cubs Win Two In Philadelphia Inning Summary
Philadelphia at Chicago game details show Cubs defeat Phillies 3 to 6. Key contributors Brack Arnovich O'Dea Reynolds Hack Cavaretta Herman Jurges Martin Galan Atwood O'Dea Reynolds Blax. Bryant earned win. Sivess took loss. Attendance 26,348.
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Martin
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Indians Beat Nationals 6 5 in Ninth Inning Trevel Records
Cleveland and Washington clash in a tight 6 5 game with Trevel leading Indians offense. Lary, Trosky, Case, Myer and Pytiak spark a multi player rally as Weaver and Krakauskas hold. Campb ell Heath Averill Bonura and West contribute key hits as late contest concludes at 12 000 attendance.
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National League and American standings and schedule
National League standings show New York Chicago Philadelphia and others with varied records. American Association lists St Paul Milwaukee Detroit and others with win loss marks. Schedules include Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis among others. Birth announced for Harold and Mrs Ahle with son Larry Lee, grandparents named.
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Gee
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