Nelsonville triads win diamond tilts on home soil
Three Nelsonville teams collected wins on weekend grounds. The Eagles beat Columbus Cycles 5 to 1 at Eagle Park while Brooks Shoes Grammar toppled Columbus Red Sox 6 to 3 at City Playground. Nelsonville American Legion squeaked past Logan Phi Sigs 5 to 3 at City Grounds as Witham and Galvin led pitching efforts.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Columbus
Eagle Park
Buchtel Road
Brooke Shoe Factory
Columbus Red Sox
City Playground
American Legion
Logan Phi Sigs
Witham
Mohney
Cruse
Tolbert
Ray
Deveat Columbus
Brooks Shoes
Columbus Red Box
Evane
Capital City Boys
Bhoemen
Bobo
Shoemakers
Alley
Lewis
Tick" Denny
Paul Galvin
Nelsonville American Legion
Logan Phi
City
Galvin
Logan
Lewion Boys
Krumiaus
Scott
Young
Hughes
Legion
Brhoa Webb
Chandler
Oskey
Weils
Blackston
C. i Ae
Chaffin
Fiske P
Nels Eagles Brahoa
Kimball
Ts Columber
Atte Smith
Graham
Loy Garner
Hillieary
S&hé
Campbell
Withem
P. ii
Jonas Rf
Johnson
Engle
Columbus Graham
Taylor
Bruce and Fris
Marriage of Dr Louis Leaman and Mise Thelma Jaynes
Nelsonville announces the marriage of Dr Louis Leaman to Mise Thelma Jaynes. The wedding occurred July 10. Mise Jaynes teaches in Murray City Schools and Dr Leaman is a Columbus State graduate of dentistry. They reside at 1960 West Fifth Street Columbus. Sarah Cable Tent No 14 D of A V meets Monday night with Mr H D Krieg Fayette Street. A picnic dinner will be enjoyed at 4 o'clock.
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Nelsonville
Pearl Leaman
Louis Leaman
Mise Thelma Jaynes
Mise Jaynes
Murray City
Leamoen
College of Dentistry
Ohio State University
West Fifth Street
Columbus
Sarah Cable
D of A. V
HD. Krieg
Fayette Street
Home Contest Will Be Heard by Club
Nelsonville Woman's Community Garden Club plans its annual picnic at Mrs. P. W. Hickman’s country home on Thursday in July. A 6 o'clock picnic supper is planned with menu committee members and transportation chair among organizers. Better Homes Contest will be discussed. sponsors urged to bring full reports.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Community Garden Club
P. W. Hickman
Martin Ohlinger
C. JD. Shafer
Mary Kessinger
Better Homes
Charles Litteral Dies At Age 2 In Nelsonville
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 30 at Stouts Funeral Home for Charles Litteral age 2 who died Saturday. Rev Lloyd Evans conducted the service and burial followed at Green Lawn. He is survived by Mr and Mrs Henry Litteral and several brothers and sisters.
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Nelsonville
Stouts
Charles Litteral
Lloyd Evans
Greenlawn
Henry Litteral
British Golfer Joyce Wethered To Visit Columbus
Miss Joyce Wethered British golf champion will visit Columbus Tuesday and Wednesday to play in a mixed exhibition match. She will be guest of Dr. and Mrs. J G Lowe and join with Miss Wethered against Charles Lowns and P O Hart in a local event.
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Nelsonville
Joyce Wethered
Columbus
J. G. (Gilbert) Lowe
Linden Falls
Akron
Miss Wethered
Charlies Lowns
P. O. Hart
Mr. Love
Love
John Love
Nelsonville Ladies Tour Logan Club at Old Man's Cave Picnic
Members of the Nelsonville Business and Professional Club Ellen Burnell Frances Bennett Regina White Lucile and Helen Verity joined the Logan club in a recreation outing at Old Man's Cave on Sunday.
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Nelsonville
Ellen Burnell
Frances Bennett
Regina White
Lucile
Helen Verity
Farewell for Mrs Bessie Tucker Postponed to Friday
The Willing Workers' Circle of the Christian Church postpones the farewell party for Mrs Bessie Tucker of Groe venor Street to Friday at 7 30 PM. A potluck lunch will be served.
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Nelsonville
Bessie Tucker
Groevenor Street
Cinas of the Christian Church
Daughters of America Lodge Installs Officers in Public Ceremony
Nelsonville observes the thirty third anniversary of the Daughters of America with a public installation. Mary Hazel Floyd and Mrs Caret spoke as Deputy Clara Backus installed officers including Maud Evans as councilor and Sophia Mann as recording secretary. The ceremony, attended by guests from district councils, concluded with gifts for all officers.
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Nelsonville
Daughters of America
Sophia Mann
Laura B. Facial
Mary Hazel Floyd
Jarvey Floyd
Portsmouth
Fitzabeth Durst
Pomeroy
Floyd
Caret
Bessie Stephenson
McMansters
Clara Backus
Carl Pickerel
Logan Council
Maud Evans
Minnie Whitmore
Effie Devore
Bertha Ray
Della Roby
Della Pidcock
Ada Altman
Louise Grace
Ethel Hayden
Etta McKibbben
Elizabeth Scott
Nelsonville elects Fred Ellinger as councilor for next term
Floyd Brown completed two terms as councilor of the Junior Order United American Mechanics. Fred Ellinger was installed as councilor at the ceremony in Nelsonville hall. Other officers installed include Henry Raridan as vice councilor, T. T. Spencer as chaplain, Arthur Kennedy recording secretary, G. D. Evener treasurer, J. W. Pierce financial secretary, Cheater Ray sentinel, Walter McKibben warden, and trustees Henry Raridan H. T. Sayers Walter McKibben. Arthur Kennedy serves as representative to the state council.
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Nelsonville
Floyd Brown
United American Mechanics
Fred Ellinger
Henry Raridan
T. T. Spencer
Arthur Kennedy
G. D. Evener
J. W. Pierce
Cheater Ray
Walter McKibben
H. T. Sayers
State Council
Guilds Set Annual Picnic At Mrs Betts Garden
Nelsonville Methodist Guild plans its annual picnic Tuesday evening at the garden of Mrs. Donald Betts on Fort Street. Members should bring their own table service for a 6 30 o'clock dinner.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Guild
Donald Betts
Fort Street
Postponed Picnic and Grange Ice Cream Social in Nelsonville
The Woman's Community Garden Club picnic planned for Thursday July 18 at Mrs P W Hickman’s country home has been postponed to Monday July 22 at the Hickman home. York Grange will host an ice cream social with bingo at Grange Hall Tuesday evening July 16.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Community Garden Club
P. W. Hickman
Hickman
York Grange
Grange Hall
W B A Holds Jimmey Bingo at Red Men's Hall
The W B A plans a jimmey bingo party at the Red Men's Hall on Tuesday night at 8 15 p m.
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Nelsonville
Red Men's Hall
Funeral Held For Daniel T Johnson In Chauncey
The Chauncey Church of Christ hosted a 1 pm funeral for Daniel Tewksbury Johnson 78 lifelong Chauncey resident who died Friday morning of a heart attack. Rev Gilbert Courtney led with a quartet singing three hymns. Burial followed in West Union Street Cemetery Athens. Survived by wife Alice Mingus Johnson daughter Cynthia Harvey Athens and sons James Daniel Homer Chauncey seven grandchildren. He was the last surviving member of his immediate family.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Daniel Tewksbury Johnson
Hom
Gilbert Courtney
Andrew Jackson
Harry Noble
William Beckley
Albert Jackson
James Dorr
West Union Street
Athens
Johnson
Church of Christ
Alice Mingus Johnson
Cynthia Harvey
James
Daniel
Homer
Funeral services for Jane Isabel Bradfield infant
Funeral services were held for Jane Isabel Bradfield six weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Bradfield formerly of Chauncey in Athens. The Rev Gilbert Courtney of the Church of Christ conducted at the family residence with burial in West Union Street Cemetery Athens. Surviving are the parents two sisters Dorothy Ann and Mary Eleanor and grandparents Mr and Mrs Charlies Bradfield Sr Chauncey. Among out of town attendees were Ralph Milbourne W H Bradfield Elizabeth Haning and family Charles Bradfield Jr and others from Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Jane Isabel
Leslie Bradfield
Athens
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
West Union Street
Dorothy Ann
Mary Eleanor
Charlies Bradfield
Hazel LaHugh
Ralph Brown
Sam Tippett
Floyd Nye
John Shafer
Guy Brookins
Esther Class of Chauncey M E Church Meets at Mullins Home
The Esther Class of the M E Church Sunday School met Thursday night at Mrs Naomi Mullins home Ellis Avenue In the absence of president Neva Sweeney Mrs Dorothy Blackford led the meeting Mrs Elizabeth Simmers sang four solos The next meeting will be with Mrs Helen Nicholson Tuesday July 28 Refreshments were served to Mrs Winnie Skinner Mrs Dorothy Haddox Mrs Helen Nicholson Mr Nell McConaha Mrs Dorothy Blackford Mrs Esther Verity and Mrs Naomi Mullins
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Chauncey
Esther
M. E. Church
Naomi Mullins
Ellis Avenue
Neva Sweeney
Dorothy Blackford
Elizabeth Simmers
Helen Nicholson
Winnie Skinner
Dorothy Haddox
Nell McConaha
Nine Mines Working In Chauncey District
Nine mines in the Chauncey district were marked up for work Monday. The active list includes No. 9 No. 87 No. 15 No. 107 No. 267 Ohio No. 1 Lick Run Salem Hollow and Black Diamond. Mrs Charles Hale suffered an injury to her left leg from a falling flywheel on a porch causing a laceration requiring stitches. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Matson announce the birth of a son at their home Friday night. He is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William Matson Millfield. More than 150 meals are served daily to Buckingham Palace royal retinue.
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Chauncey
Ohio
Lick Run
Salem Hollow
Black Diamond
Charles Hate
Fez
Leonard Matson
William Matson
Millfield
Buckingham Palace
London
Chauncey Personal Notes From Local Social Roundup
Chauncey social items report visits by Floyd Nye and wife and guests in Cincinnati with Dent Russell of Hamilton returning home to Athens relatives. Earl Oliver of Glouster and Thomas Oliver hosted in Chauncey, while Donald Allen, ill in Los Angeles, shows signs of improvement. Myrtle Matheny and daughter Joan, Nelsonville, spent time with Lizzie Robinett and William Sisson families.
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Chauncey
Floyd Nye
Harry Clarke
Naomi Clarke
Easton
Cincinnati
Dent Russell
Hamilton
Athens
Earl Oliver
Glouster
Thomas Oliver
Elmer Allen
Donald Allen
Los Angeles
Calif
Myrtle Matheny
Joan
Nelsonville
Lizzie Robinett
William Sisson
Chauncey Community Briefs Reflect Local Recoveries and Visits
Chauncey reports Ella Omen recovering after major White Cross Hospital operation in Columbus. Her mother Mrs. T. J. Blackford stays with her. Phyllis Mullins, 12, is seriously ill with rheumatism. Charles Tracey of Columbus visited his mother Rebecca Tracey in Millfield. Hugo Theisen and Athens family visited Mrs. Gertrude Brown. James Rankin, Lancaster worker, spent weekend with Chauncey parents. Preston Thompson of Indianapolis holidayed with Chauncey parents. Mrs. Florence Minister improves after serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Russell of Bethany attended D. T. Johnson burial.
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Chauncey
Ella (Blackford) Omen
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
T. J. Blackford
Phyllis
Clarence Mullins
Charlies Tracey
Millfield
Rebecca Tracey
Hugo Theisen
Athens
Theisen
Gertrude Brown
James Rankin
Lancaster
Peter Rankin
Preston Thompson
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Thompson
Florence
Plains Briefs Visiters and Socials Across Ohio
Mrs Venice Beace visits Portsmouth friends. Mrs Harry Moore weekend in Wellston. Mr and Mrs Floyd Linscott guests of Vera Whitlatch and daughters. Porters hosted by Harry Porter family in Bealsville Tuesday. Mrs John Shaffer visits daughter in Chauncey. Mrs Alice Roe travels to Columbus and Buckeye Lake then Daytona Beach. Mrs Missouri Lowry at home here last week.
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the Plains
Venice Beace
Portsmouth
Harry Moore
Wellston
Floyd Linscott
Vera Whitlatch
Tom Porter
Bealsville
Porter
Harry Porter
John Shaffer
Guy Brookins
Chauncey
Alice Roe
Columbus
Buckeye Lake
Daytona Beach
Fla
Missouri Lowry
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