Bender to Speak at GOP Meeting in Nelsonville
Republican candidate Gereo H Bender for Congress at Large will address Candidates Night hosted by the McKinley Club York Township in Nelsonville July 11. Glenford Dagen Band plays 7 to 7 30 on the Square, parade to high school auditorium, toastmaster presides, fireworks after, free lunch served.
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Nelsonville
Gereo
H. Bender
McKinley Club
York Township
Glenford Dagen
Bender
Birth Announced for Sharp Family Son at White Cross
Nelsonville Dr and Mrs William Sharp announce the birth of a son at White Cross Hospital Columbus on Sunday July 3. Dr Sharp recently transferred from Perry Point Maryland to the Veterans Hospital at Chillicothe and will assume new duties July 15.
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Nelsonville
William Sharp
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Sharp
Perry Point
Veterans’ Hospital
Chillicothe
Nelsonville ACs Face Phi Club in City Softball Night
Nelsonville ACs seek a second win of the season as they meet the Phi Club this evening at 6 at the high school athletic field. This week marks the second in the city league with no admission charged, players and sponsors covering all expenses.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Ac’s
Phi Club
Nelsonville Bombardment Causes No Injuries. Firecrackers Prohibited
In Nelsonville the Monday bombardment caused no injuries though described as unusually heavy. Firecrackers are banned within city limits, with several stands found on the outskirts. Many locals traveled elsewhere for the double holiday. police dockets were clear and no wrecks were reported.
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Nelsonville
Personal mentions of visits across Ohio and Michigan towns
Numerous residents and relatives visit kin in Columbus Mount Gilead Sunbury Mt. Gilead and nearby towns. Names include Bill Nelson Miss Margaret Acker Janet Gibbs Elsie Gibbs Bruce Skinner Sam Hanley John Hanley Pat Bateman Leo White Phebe Fitzer Octa Powers Mercedes Keeton Margery Workes Hulda Warren Hulda H. Myers Doril Warren and families spend holidays and weekends with relatives in Harrisonburg Akron Lake Erie and other locations.
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Bill Nelson
Margaret Acker
Logan
Janet Gibbs
Alma, Mich
Alex Nelson
Elsie Gibbs
Sam, Hanley
John Hanley
Columbus
Bruce Skinner
Shelby
Gay Aumiller
Hazel Edington
James Knight
Jimmy
Tom West
Clarence Green
Pat Bateman
Marion
Rome Moore
Leo White
Harve Sayers
W. Shirley
Lake Erie
White
Phebe Fitzer
C. D. Shafer
Harrisonburg
Mary McCune
Cleveland
R. H. Jackson
L. B. Fink
A. L. Pritchard
S. E. Dean
Clayton Crafts
Akron
Octa Powers
Mercedes Keeton
William Keeton
Margery Workes
O. S. U. Columbus
Margaret Warren
Hulda
H. H. Myers
Marietta
W. W. Warren
Margaret
Doril Warren
Union Class Meeting Draws Nine Counties to Nelsonville
An all day Joint Union Class meeting was held under a big tent on Fulton Street. Nine counties represented with sessions starting at 10 a m and a basket dinner at noon served at the Legion Building. Two Columbus quartets provided music and singing.
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Nelsonville
Fulton St
Legion Building
Columbus
Dinner Party in Nelsonville Hosts Burnells and Friends
Mr and Mrs William Burnell entertained relatives and friends at dinner Sunday including Mr and Mrs James Jones and Wells Jones of Washington DC Dr and Mrs Lowell Burnell of Gloucester and Leighton Aumiller and son Dick of Columbus plus Ellen and Lee Burnell Miss Helen Shaw departed Nelsonville for Ft Wayne Ind to serve as Girl Scout Camp counselor for six weeks
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Nelsonville
William Burnell
James Jones
Wells
Washington, D. C
Lowell Burnell
Glouster
Leighton Aumiller
Columbus
Ellen and
Lee Burnell
FT. Wayne Nelsonville
Helen Shaw
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Benefit parties in Nelsonville announced at LO OF Hall and Red Men’s Hall
The Junior Order plans a benefit party at the LO O F Hall tonight at 8 o'clock. The Pocahontas Degree will hold its regular weekly benefit party Wednesday night at the Red Men Hall at 8 o'clock.
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Junior Order
Lo.o.f. Hall
Degree of Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Eagles Lose Two Games on Weekend Sweep by Philo and Carlton Hill
Nelsonville Eagles suffered their third straight defeat losing 10 to 4 at Philo and 8 to 6 at Carlton Hill. Philo slugged 16 hits while Eagles pitcher Paul Taylor was chased early. Devol pitched well for Carlton Hill as three double plays highlighted their win. Next Sunday the Eagles take a bye to attend a Lewis Farm picnic.
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Hall
New Athletic Field
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Carlton Hill
Eagles
Paul Taylor
Woody Devol
Gardner
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Carbon Hill
Devol
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Smith
Lewis Farm
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Arnold
Wilson
Hartley
Whyte
D. Smith
Benth
Mohney
Phillips
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Ray
Christian
Taylor
Nelsonville High football outlook discussed at meeting
Local fans, business men, shoe workers and others attended at Nelsonville High School to hear Coach George Abraham outline season prospects. He cited new facilities, projected uniforms and equipment needs as the drive to equip the team proceeds with a rally planned and downtown coaches invited.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
George Abraham
Abraham
Ohio
Dewey Whyte
Nelsonville notices report deaths and local events
Nelsonville Edison Stallings Jr died at home Bailey Run at two. Funeral at Morristown Church Thursday at 2. He is survived by parents a brother Jack grandparents and more. Also Sam Bruss cut finger and thumb while cutting scrap iron. Roy Elliott pleaded guilty to intoxication and fined $10 and costs. Dinner guests included Dollie King Pat Bateman and others. Past Chief Association to meet July 6 at Miss Katherine Warehime’s home.
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Edison Stallings
Bailey Run
Morristown
Edison
Jack
Laine Bulloch
Mel. Oliver Stallings
Carbondale
Sam Bruss
Roy Elliott
C. G. Dew
Dollie King
New Lexington
Pat Bateman
Marion
Margaret Clark
Mary Brown
Luther Wyskivers
Haydenville
Katherine Warehime
Death of Jurist Halts Hocking Jury Session
Logan reports the death of Judge Joseph Adkins age 74 a Circleville Common Pleas Court jurist. Judge Phil Henderson postponed the Circleville grand jury session scheduled for this morning and has handled court work during Adkins illness. Funeral service set for Wednesday. Adkins had appeared in local court several years ago.
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Logan
Joseph Adkins
Common Pleas Court
Circleville
Phil Henderson
Henderson
Judge Adkins
Fingerprinting Plan Considered for Driver Licenses
Across several states a plan to fingerprint all driving license applicants is under study. Oklahoma has already put the plan into effect.
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Oklahoma
Vander Meer to Oppose Gomez in All Star Game
Cincinnati southpaw Johnny Vander Meer will start for the National League against Lefty Gomez of the Yankees in the sixth annual All Star game in Cincinnati. The national lineup features left handers Hubbell and Grove later, with the American League favored 7-5. If rain delays occur, the game would move to Thursday morning.
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Gomez
Cincinnati
Johnny Vander Meer
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Lefty Grove
Carl Hubbell
Giants
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Gehrig
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Jim Turner
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Grove
Athletics
Johnny Allen
White Sox
Ernie Lombardi
Frank McCormick
Ival Goodman
Paul Derringer
National League
Boston
Bill Terry
Joe McCarthy
Plains Sweep Weekend Wins Over Marietta And Wellston
The Plains baseball team defeated Marietta 3 to 0 on Sunday and Wellston 7 to 4 on Monday. Orley Toth pitched both games allowing five and nine hits respectively. S. Smith homered against Marietta as Plains ran to a 6 1 record after the losses to Chillicothe Mead 3 to 2.
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Marietta
Wellston
Orley Toth
Plains Club
S. Smith
Chillicothe Mead Club
Yanks Win and Tie First Game Versus Washington
New York defeats Washington 10 to 6 in the opener as DiMaggio hits a homer and Crosetti, Gordon, and West drive in runs. Ruffing goes the distance for the win while Chase takes the loss in a high scoring exhibit with 16 hits between the clubs.
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Rolfe
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Owester
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Aggio
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Additional Box Scores Highlight Page 6
Page six offers extra box scores from recent games. The brief item notes more statistical tallies and team results to supplement the main results.
Jacksonville Indians top Newark Red Wings 7 to 2 at League Park
The Jacksonville Indians defeated the Newark Red Wings 7 to 2 before about 400 fans. Cominsky allowed five hits and struck out seven, while Hill Winn and Stephenson led the Indians with key hits. The Indians turned a 14th double play in the sixth inning to stifle a Newark rally.
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Jacksonville Indians
Newark Red Wings
League Park
Cominsky
Indians
Hill
Winn
Stephenson
Red Wings
Jacksonville ‘Indians
R. H.O.A
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Foley
Witham
Hilt
Mercer
Packham
Zimmers
Rapp
Willey
Zimmera
Red Sox Edge Phillies In Doubleheader Sweep
Boston wins both games with Werber and Vosmik delivering key RBIs. In the first game Philadelphia builds early, but Boston ties and pulls away behind big hits from Ambler Desautels and Ostermueller. In the nightcap Foxx and Chapman pace the Red Sox as Philadelphia misplays and Boston seizes the win before a crowd of 18 000.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Werber
Siebert
Heyes
Ambier
Desautels
Cramer
Vosmike
Hieains
B. Chapman
Doerr
Osterueller
Moses
Thomas
Lodigian
Williams
Dean
Foxx
Chapman
Vosmik
Bagby
Hayes
Lodigiani
Ambler
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Fovr
Cronin
Biggin
Standings and results from yesterday’s baseball games
National League standings show Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, and St Louis in tight slots with multiple games. American League results highlight Detroit and Cleveland dominance with Gehringer and Keltner key run producers. two notable 7 to 3 and 7 to 6 scorelines.
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Cincinnati
New Yorkrooklyn
Boston
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Cleveland
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Association All Star Team to Meet Hoosiers in July
The American Association all star squad, built from promising youngsters and veterans, will face league leader Indianapolis in Indianapolis on July 14. Ted Williams and Vance Page were unanimous picks. Burt Shotton to manage. two additional selections to be chosen by Shotton.
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Hoosiers
Columbus
American Association
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Louisville
Ted Williams
Minneapolis Millers
Vance Page
Indianapolis Indians
Williams
Page
Kansas City
Allstar
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Minneapolis
Whitlow Wyatt
Milwaukee
Lloyd Brown
St. Paul
Baker
Apolis
Vernon Washington
Burt Shotton
Shotton
Reds Drop Two To Pittsburgh In Doubleheader
Cincinnati falls 3 1 and 2 3 in two games as Handley Suhr and Berger drive runs for Reds. Pittsburgh tally includes Goodman two homers and P Waner two RBIs. Errors by McCormick Stein Lang and pitchers Blanton Davis highlight the doubleheader.
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Abrhda Handley
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Anderson and Hoover Take Golf Honors at Holiday Tournament
W. H. Anderson won Class A with a gross 79 and a 65 net on handicap 14, his best score. T. N. Hoover, Jr. claimed Class B with 69. Norman Dean posted an all time low 81 (net 67) for second place overall, with Paul Beckley, Jim Householder, H. Beckley, and E. D. Chubb rounding out top scorers. Ben Roberts upset Darrell Selby in quarterfinals to reach a match with Art Smith. Continuous match results feature Rutkoskie, Littler, and others. Ladies Sweepstake Tournament set for July 6 with two low net prizes and a low putts prize.
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W. H. Anderson
T. N. Hoover, Jr
Anderson
Norman Dean
Paul Beckley
Jim Householder
H. Beckley
E. D. Chubb
Hoover
Don Barstow
Bill Dickinson
van T. Halleck
Dick Ashworth
Bob Rannells
Ben Roberts
Darrell Selby
Roberts
Art Smith
Russel Slaughter
Bob Littler
Dr. A. K. Buell
R. Rutkoskie
George
Rutkoskie
Littler
Greyhound Sets New Speed Mark in Harness Racing
Greyhound, a legendary harness horse, set his 14th world record at North Randall track before 10,000 fans. He was timed in 26.45 seconds for the final quarter of his second mile, surpassing the previous record of 27 seconds.
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U.P
Greyhound
North Randall
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