Fines Imposed On Five After Guilty Pleas
Five residents entered guilty pleas or were charged in Nelsonville mayor court. Hershel Hanning paid a 10 dollar fine and costs for petit larceny and was released on probation. Kenneth Klotz faced a 50 dollar fine with costs for intoxicated driving. Roy Flowers admitted intoxication and paid 5 dollars and costs. Luther Berry and Paul Hashman each paid 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to fighting. Chester Johnson was bound over on not guilty plea and 50 dollar bond. Robert Holcomb pleaded not guilty to sodomy and was sent to the grand jury under 1,000 dollar bond.
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Nelsonville
Hershel Hanning
C. G. Dew
Stratton
Charles Thompson
Kenneth Klotz
Thompson
Robert Holcomb
George Bateman
Holcomb
Roy Flowers
Mayor's Court
Ernest Katzenbach
Grand Cafe
Dorr Run
Luther Berry
Paul Hashman
Dew
Chester Johnson
Nelsonville Band to Perform at Athens Democratic Rally
The Nelsonville Band will attend the Athens rally Thursday evening where Governor Martin L. Davey speaks. A bus will transport all band members to the high school at 6 30 in uniform, and members should bring school music from their possession. Dorothy Wightman returns from the American Library Association sessions in Kansas City Missouri.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Martin L. Davey
Miss Wightman
Dorothy Wightman
American Library Association
Kansas City
Stock Market Rally Stretches Across Year Highs
New York trading reached yearly highs with the composite average rising as heavy buying continued. June added substantial value to listed shares, and the uptrend persisted through July, with utilities and industrials leading and rails improving amid profit-taking. Cincinnati livestock markets mixed with hogs and cattle showing variable gains and steady demand across weights.
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NEW York
The
Stock Exchange
Traveling Library Schedule Announced for Week of July 11
Nelsonville County Library announces the traveling library schedule for July 11 to July 13 with stops at Lottridge School Torch Jeffers residence Hockingport Coolville Kilvert Stewart Guysville Canaanville Buchtel Kimberly The Plains and other postings. If satisfactory the plan will be adopted for the summer per Miss Wightman.
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Nelsonville
Misa Dorothy Wightman
Lottridge
Jeffers
Hockingport
Coolville
Kilvert
Stewart
Guysville
Canaanville
Buchtel
Kimberly
Plains
Thirteen Local Boys Go To Birch Hollow Fresh Air Camp
Thirteen boys aged 12 and 13 were taken to Birch Hollow Fresh Air Camp for a morning outing, with about 30 boys expected for the current period. They were examined by Dr. C G Dew at the mayor's office and transported by Police Chief George Bateman. older boys will attend a later camp. Names include Paul Johnson Dale Pitts Homer Staten Clifford James Bobbie Rosser Bob Reynolds Leroy Bennett Richard Denny Earl Russell Guy Arnold George Arnold John Anderson and Billy Skiver.
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Nelsonville
Birch Hollow
C. G. Dew
George Bateman
Paul Johnson
Dale Pitts
Homer Staten
Clifford James
Bobbie Rosser
Bob Reynolds
Leroy Bennett
Richard Denny
Earl Russell
Guy Arnold
George Arnold
John Anderson
Billy Skiver
Baseball Results From A Double Header And Standings
A long list of baseball results from multiple games includes New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, St. Louis and Chicago matching scores across first and second games. American League and American Association results feature pitchers’ lines and key at bats with final tallies. Public debt and financial figures appear amid the sports results.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Humphries
Gatehouse
Zuber
Hemsley
Lee
Rensa
Boston
New York
Wilson
McKain
Dickman
Rogers
Desautels
Peacock
Gomez
Dickey
Detroit
St. Louis
Kennedy
Bridges
York
Tebbetts
Hildebrand and
Sullivan
Gill
Coffman
Newsom
Heath
American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Wicker
Gay and Hartje
Wyatt
Just
World Warps Ahead as Helens Favored to Meet at Forest Hills
Tennis fans anticipate a fresh clash between Mrs. Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs at Forest Hills after Moody defeated Jacobs 6 4 6 0 in the Wimbledon final. Jacobs injured her ankle in the ninth game, Moody claimed her eighth singles title, and US supplanting Wimbledon as the leading tennis power sparks talk of possible rematch and Jacobs comeback. Budge dominates as US wins five Wimbledon titles, with Don Budge expected to go pro though he plans a defense of his singles crown and to aid the Davis Cup team.
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London
U.P
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Forest Hills
California
Helens
Miss Jacobs
Mrs. Moody
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
Budge
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Don
H. W
Bunny) Austin
United States
Lawrence Moyer and Eleanor Gray Wed in Sault Ste. Marie
Lawrence E Moyer son of Mrs Harvey Miller of Sault Ste Marie and Eleanor Gray were married in the Episcopal Church at Sault Ste Marie Saturday afternoon June 25. They left for a motor trip and will be at home to friends after August 1 at Nelsonville. Moyer is a former Bexley High School graduate who attended Ohio State University and worked for Brooks Shoe Co Nelsonville before becoming head of the Employment Department at North Western Leather Co in Sault Ste Marie.
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Nelsonville
William Brooks
Lawrence
E. Moyer
Eleanor Gray
Episcopal Church
Sault Saint Marie
Mich
Harvey Miller
Sault Ste. Marie
Moyer
Bexley High School
Ohio State University
Brooks Shoe Co
North Western Leather Co
Local residents share holiday visits and travel
Personal mentions include Mr and Mrs John Ahern returning from a western motor trip to California Roy Washburn of Wooster Ohio visiting his parents Mr and Mrs C E Washburn Leighton Aumiller of Columbus joins his wife and son at Mrs Aumiller’s parents home for the holidays
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John Ahern
California
Roy Washburn
Wooster, O
C. E. Washburn
Leighton Aumiller
Columbus
Mrs. Aumiller
Scout camp outing set for four girls near Chillicothe
Emily Sharp Polly Johnson Ruth Mathewson and Elizabeth Shafer depart Tuesday for a two week stay at the Ross Hocking Camp girl scout site near Chillicothe where they will take part in outdoor activities and leadership drills.
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Nelsonville
Emily Sharp
Polly Johnson
Ruth Mathewson
Elizabeth Shafer
Ross-Hocking Camp
Chillicothe
Meeting Time Changes for Old Age Pension Club
The Old Age Pension Club in Nelsonville has moved its Saturday meeting from 1 30 to 2 o clock at the IOOF Hall.
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Nelsonville
One Mark Set In AAU Track Meet Sunday
Fifteen new individual champions crowned at the 50th national AAU track and field championships in Buffalo before about 12 000. Glenn Cunningham retained his title in the 1500 meters with 3 52 5, while Archie San Romani and Louis Zamperini also placed highly. Cotton doubled in the 110 and 200 meter hurdles, defeating Tolmich, and H Cieman set a new American mark in the 3000 meter walk with 13 39 9, beating Max Beutel.
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N. Y
U.P
Glenn Cunningham
Kansan
Charles
Chuck) Fenske
Wisconsin
Cunningham
Milwaukee
Archie San Romani
Louis Zamperini
Southern California Athletic Association
Los Angeles
Cotton
Fred Walcott
Rice Institute
Houston
Tex
Wolcott
Allan Tolmich
Wayne University
Tolmich
H. Ci
Butter and Eggs Markets Show Steady Trade Across Grades
Butter market holds steady with extras at 31 and standards 2949 in jobbing lots. Eggs market remains steady with extra grade clean at 21 and extra firsts 19 percent. current receipts 184 19. Live poultry market weak with hens heavy 19 and leghorn heavy 16. broilers 4 Ibs and up 22. ducks 14. Muscovy 10.
Probable pitchers for tomorrow's MLB games
National League showdowns include Chicago at St Louis with French Bry ant and Warneke Weiland pitching for the Cubs and Cardinals. Brooklyn visits New York featuring Mungo Presswell and Schumacher Castleman. Boston at Philadelphia presents Lanning Errickson and Mulcahy Passeau. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati lists Swift Blanton and Walters Weaver. American League matchups place St Louis at Chicago with Walkup Van Atta facing Whitehead Knott, Ruffing Hadley at Washington, Ross Williams at Boston, and Harder Feller at Detroit.
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U.R
Chicago
French
Bryant
St. Louis
Warneke
Weiland
Brooklyn
Mungo
Presswell
Schumacher
Castleman
Boston
Lanning
Errickson
Philadelphia
Mulcahy
Hogsett
Ross
Williams
Bagby
Ostermueller
Cleveland
Harder
Feller
Detroit
Auker
Wade
Grain and Produce Prices From Toledo Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
Grain prices list No 2 red wheat 72 73 and No 3 red 70 92 for Toledo. Corn No 2 yellow 57 57.2 and No 3 yellow 56 0 56 2. Oats No 2 white 28 429 and No 3 white 25 28. Cincinnati eggs steady firsts 21 seconds 18 near ungraded 19 2. Butter fat No 1 19 No 2 17 creamery 28 29. Live poultry details incl fowls and roosters with various prices. Pittsburgh butter steady nearby tubs 92 score extras 27 standards 26 2426 % 10 score 25 2 88 score 24 5. Eggs steady nearby receipts 18 19 white standards 22 hennery whites 25.
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Toledo
Cincinnati
White Rocks
Plymouth Rocks
Pittsburgh
Chicago Produce Butter Market Steady Receipts Report
Butter market in Chicago remains steady as receipts total 1 444 831 gross pounds. Prices show varying scores with extras around 92 and 90 9/12. firsts near 24. specials around 260 261. standards about 25 percent. centralized at 88 89. Market activity reflects typical post harvest supply levels with price dispersion across quality grades.
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Chicago
Bucs Gain Game on Giants With Twin Wins in Series
New York Giants stretch win streak to seven with 5-3 victory over Boston Bees in game one, then Bees win 2-0 in nightcap. Pirates win both ends of a doubleheader against St Louis, Dodgers sweep Phillies in two, Reds drop to Cubs, Indians split with White Sox, Yankees win eighth straight, and Browns take two from Tigers in a busy baseball Sunday.
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Giants
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AUP
New York Giants
Boston Bees
Bees
Bill Lohrman
Clydell Castleman
Turner
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Lou Fette
Cliff Melton
Walt Brown
Cooney
Max West
Melton
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Chiozza
West
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Pirates
Arky Vaughan
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Vito Tamulis
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Rosen
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Hudson
Cuyler
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Kees
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Johnny Allen
Ted Lyons
Cleveland
Thornton Lee
Yanks
Lefty Gomez
Dickey
Vosmik
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Strong Boston Wool Market With Higher Spot Prices
A solid week of business on the Boston Wool Market spurred by the U S Department of Agriculture report. Prices held firm for wools shipped from production-area accumulation points while graded territory spot wools saw gains at steady price levels. Some houses pulled large lots of graded territory wools from sale at current prices. Spot graded fleece wools advanced and combing bright fleeces closed at 26 to 27 cents grease for all grades from fine to low quarter blood.
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U. S
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