New Nelsonville Traffic Rules Prove Effective
Nelsonville reports initial test of new traffic regulations restricting parking to one hour between 12 noon and 9 pm in Public Square and busy business district. Double parking ended, vacant spaces common, police patrolled, sixteen overtime parking tags issued, no fines for first offense, Mayor S S G Holland explained rules and urged public cooperation.
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Nelsonville
S.S. G. Holland
Eagles Beat Merchants at Nelsonville
Eagles win 9 to 1 over Grandview Merchants at Nelsonville City Playgrounds led by Sam Witham pitching and 12 strikeouts. Six runs in the first inning, two more in the fourth, and one in the seventh powered the victory. game at 5:30 p.m. with Shoe Factory and Old Timers to follow for second place.
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Ross E. Reed
Nelsonville
Sam Witham
Eagles
Grandview Merchants
Witham
Nels
Caras
Shevevesse Atevert
Smith
Odenthal
Ee Mohney
Graham
McKitrick
Aessenerce Es Hunter
Ridenckravteseerer
Parmuee
Newhick
Houston-Walmer
Butt and Brooks Families Return from Chicago OA Sessions
Dr and Mrs L E Butt and Mr and Mrs F M Brooks returned from Chicago where they attended sessions of the National Osteopathic Association.
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Chicago
Nelsonville
L. E. Butt
F. M. Brooks
National Osteopathic Association
Rev Goodman Returns from Bible College Course
Rev. Leland Goodman arrived back in Nelsonville after five weeks in Lexington Kentucky where he completed a special course at the College of the Bible.
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Goodman
Nelsonville
Leland Goodman
Lexington
The
College of the Bible
Nelsonville Boys Meet Tom Mix in Athens
Nelsonville youths Ralph Travis Elliott Jr and Billy Keating along with Joan Whaley of Hebbardsville spoke with the Western movie star Tom Mix during his Athens visit. They received autographed photographs from Mr Mix at his Bunk House trailer.
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Nelsonville
Tom Mix
Athens
Ralph Travis Elliott, Jr
Billy Keating
Joan Whaley
Hebbardsville
Mr. Mix
Tony, Jr
Kimberly Tops Truetown 6-2 in Local Diamond Showdown
Kimberly 6 Truetown 2. Brown homered for Kimberly. Medley and Chutes added three base hits. D Rizer and Brown doubled. Kimberly leads series with Truetown and schedules next games with Deanville and Mineral on upcoming Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Truetown
Brown
Medley
Chutes
D. Rizer
Deanville
Mineral
Patton
Searles
Deszo
J. Rizer
Hawk
Medley.p
Jack Rizer
Ee Totain
Ocrveess O. Ec
Truetown Abhref
Thomas
Cosstvesen
la Murvey
Engagement and Wedding Planned for Louise McDowell
Mrs H J Hyer of 436 Vermont Place Columbus announces the engagement of her sister Louise McDowell daughter of Mr and Mrs S R McDowell 292 Poplar Street Nelsonville to Robert Davis son of Mr and Mrs Herschel Davis Wellston Ohio. The wedding set for August 8 at the bride elects parents home in Nelsonville. Davis works for Kroger Grocery and Baking Co and the couple will reside in Columbus.
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H. J. Hyer
Vermont Place
Columbus
Hyer
Louise McDowell
Miss McDowell
S. R. McDowell
Poplar St
Nelsonville
Robert Davis
Herschel Davis
Wellston
Ohio
Davis
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co
Reed heads to Denver for Grand Lodge sessions
John E. Reed, junior past exalted ruler of Nelsonville Lodge No. 543 BPO Elks, leaves for Denver to represent the local lodge at Grand Lodge sessions beginning today, traveling with the Columbus delegation.
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Nelsonville
John E. Reed
Nelsonville Lodge
Bpo Ellis
Denver
Reed
Columbus
Nelsonville Church of Christ Board Meeting Tonight
The official board of the Church of Christ will convene in the church study at 7 30 this evening to discuss church affairs.
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Nelsonville
The
Church of Christ
Nelsonville Social Notes
Nelsonville social page lists residents and guests with travels to Cincinnati Columbus Steubenville Chillicothe and West Virginia. Families including Barnes Neiman Hartley Ahern Powers Dilcher Baugh Banks Eads Becker Bowers plus visit patterns and a two week eastern motor trip noted.
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Barnes Neiman
Cincinnati
Emma Cook
Joanna
Columbus
Henry Johnson
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Carl Hartley
Ruth
Bob
Philo, O
Ella Powers
James Powers
Steubenville
Wayne Banks
St. Paul
Minn
Claude Eads
Thornville
Ohio
Dick Becker
Marietta
Jeff Bowers
Walkers Old Timers Defeat Buchtel Team
Walker's Old Timers won 6-0 at home Friday evening, two double plays and Thompson's homer highlighted the game. Veterans lineup included Christian, Jonas, Taylor, Ben Wagner, Hall, Byron, Thompson, Dr. Walker, Tolliver, Bacannis. Buchtel lineup featured Turner, Collins, Shirley, Waggar, Spurgeon, Cherniak, Toth, Sheskey, Newman. Tonight they meet Brooks Shoe at Nelsonville City Playground in a Twilight League game.
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Buchtel
Dr. Walker
Thompson
Christian
Jonas
Taylor
Ben Wagner
Hall
Byron
Tolliver
Bacannis
Turner
Collins
Shirley
Paul Waggerr
Spurgeon
Cherniak
Toth
Sheskey
Newman
Brooks Shoe
Nelsonville City
Mrs. Hannah Cranmer Dies in Nelsonville
Complications caused the death of 57 year old Mrs Hannah Cranmer at 169 Madison Street. She was born in England and came to Nelsonville as a child with her parents. Survived by husband Claude Cranmer daughter Mary Hutchins three grandchildren sister and two brothers. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm at the family residence conducted by Rev Leland Goodman.
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Nelsonville
Hannah Cranmer
Madison St
Harry Ball
England
Claude Cranmer
Mary Hutchins
Steve Holland
Harry
Joe Ball
Esther
First Christian Church
Leland Goodman
McKnight Family Announces Birth of Lavona Mae
Nelsonville couple Mr and Mrs Arthur McKnight announce the birth of their daughter Lavona Mae on July 9. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John McKnight of St Johns St and Mr and Mrs Burt Davis of Hamsey Run R F D.
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Arthur McKnight
Lavona Mae
John McKnight
St. Johns St
Burt Davis
Hamsey Run R. F. D
Feller Struggles as Tigers Edge Indians 3 2
Bob Feller allowed only two hits but issued seven walks and a wild pitch that tied the game in the sixth. The Tigers rallied to win 3-2, scoring on walks and a fateful seventh inning error. Detroit moved into second place as the White Sox split with St Louis.
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NEW York
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Bob Feller
Cleveland
Indians
Feller
Browns
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Tigers
White
Greenberg
Solters
Trosky
Bob
Hank Greenberg
Gee Walker
Gehringer
Walker
Rudy York
Lyn Lary
Lary
York
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Jack Knott
St. Louis
Monte Stratton
Kovacs Wins Ohio Singles Net Title
Frank Kovacs, 17, from Oakland California, captured the Ohio state singles championship defeating Walter Senior of San Francisco 6-2 6-2 6-2. Kovacs and Senior then won the doubles title against George Toley and John Moreno of Los Angeles 6-1 6-4 1-6 6-4. Virginia Hollinger of Dayton won the women's crown by defeating Edna Smith of Cleveland 6-1 6-4.
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U.P
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Oakland
Cailif
Pacific Coast
Walter Senior
San Francisco
George Toley
John Moreno
Los Angeles
Virginia Hollinger
Dayton
Miss Hollinger
Edna Smith
Managers Called For Meeting In Athens City Tuesday
A group of managers is requested to meet at the Athens City Building Tuesday night at 7 30 including Bill Sisson Millfield Bill Smith Glouster John Frazier The Plains Kermit Blosser Carbon Hill Wyle Frisby Carbondale and managers of the Hocking Valley Giants Athens Merchants and Dr Walker's Old Timers.
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Athens City
Bill Sisson
Millfield
Bill Smith
Glouster
John Frazier
the Plains
Kermit Blosser
Carbon Hill
Wyle Frisby
Carbondale
Hocking Valley Giants
Athens Merchants
Dr. Walker
Old Timers
Murray City Band Benefit Dance at the Gym
The Murray City P T A invites the public to a band concert and dance on Wednesday night July 14 from 9 to 1 at the Murray City Gym. Jimmy Littler's Orchestra will provide the music for this fundraiser. The event supports the high school band. Nelsonville Troop 66 holds a special meeting tonight at 7:30 at West School. All members and leaders should attend after returning from a three day camp at Mender farm.
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P.T.A
Jimmy Littler
Nelsonville — A
West School
Mender Farm
Special meeting urged for Eagles Athletic Commission and baseball team
A special meeting of all Eagles Athletic Commission members and the baseball team is set for Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the club rooms. Attendance is urged due to important team matters to be discussed.
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Nelsonville
Eagles Athletic Commission
Reds Edge Cardinals In Narrow Game Resend
Cincinnati and St Louis matched in a tight affair with Cincinnati winning 9 to 6. Riggs Myers Kampouris and Sear Bella drove in runs as Cincinnati posted multiple hits while Haines took the loss for St Louis. Attendance reached 9 000 as Boston…
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St.Louis
Abrhoa Jordan
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Winnford
Martin
Moore
Totels
Haines
Johnson
Winford
Cincinnati
Louis
Riggs
Kampouris
Sear- Bella
Myers
V. Davis
A Riggs
Cus
Jordan
Padgett
Cincinnatti
St. Louis
Balis
R. Davis
Phillies Bees Split Game In Close Polls
Phillies and Bees tied 1-1 as Warstier Fletcher Cuccinelio drove in a run. Mueller pitched, left on base figures show tight defense with two base hits by Martin Ecino and Moore.
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Muellere
Winnington
Mueller
Philadelphia
Warstier Fletcher
Cuccinelio
Art
Red Sox Split Twinbill as Bats Power Wins
In a two game set the Boston Red Sox pounded Philadelphia with strong hitting led by Higgins, Mills, Werber, Foxx and McNair. The Sox tally multiple runs and clutch RBIs while the Phils struggle on the mound and in the field as errors pile up and pitchers struggle.
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Phils
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O Smith
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Smith
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Chisox Split in St Louis Tilt as Knickerbocker Leads
Knickerbocker drives Chicago offense with a homer and four RBIs in a 4-3 loss to St Louis. Bonura Vosmik Bell and Walker contribute one RBI apiece as errors and base runners decide the tense late game.
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Bell
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Tratton
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Amae
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Chinggs
Palie
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Ot’ Ten
S.louis Abrick
Vis
Appling
Heath
Knott
Birds Take First Place in Red Hot Association Race
The Columbus Red Birds moved into first place after a double victory over the Louisville Colonels, 9 to 6 and 14 to 3, while Minneapolis suffered a twin loss to Milwaukee 7 to 3 and 12 to 3. Toledo split with Indianapolis, with a 12 to 3 opener loss and an 11 to 1 nightcap win. Max Macon earned his 14th win as Columbus climbed to the lead with Ed Heusser on the mound. St Paul defeated Kansas City 8 to 5 and 9 to 1, the second game called after six innings due to darkness.
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Phillies
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Sylvester Johnson
National Club Pet
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Erate
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U.P
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Louisville Colonels
Madhens
Max Macon
Ed Heusser
Macon
Bill Zuber
Carl Boone
St. Paul
Phil Todt
Tigers 3 Indians 2 in Detroit
Cleveland nicks a 3 2 win in Detroit with Solters and Trosky homering for Detroit. Rogell and Greenberg drove in runs while Poffenberger, Feller each fanned multiple batters. Attendance around 37 000 as two-run rally becomes a 3 2 final.
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Trosky
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Yorke
Solters
Pisy
Peller
Feller
Jack Curley Dies at 61 Promoter of Fairs and Wrestling
Jack Curley 61 longtime promoter of flea circuses one piece bathing suits and heavyweight wrestling died of a heart attack at his Great Neck Long Island home. The veteran sports and entertainment figure built a wide network of promotional ventures.
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U.P
Jack Curley
Great Neck
Long Island
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