Nelsonville Eagles rout Plains team 7 2 in Sunday game
Nelsonville Eagles beat The Plains 7-2 at home as Paul Taylor pitched the full game. A bases loaded triple by Hall in the eighth drove in three runs. The Eagles travel to Chillicothe next Sunday to face Mead Paper Co and seek more dates in the Hocking Valley.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Hocking Valley
Paul Taylor
the Plains
Bennie Harrison
Eagles
Hall
Chillicothe
Mead Paper Co
Dewey Whyte
Columbus St
Nelsonville Girls Attend Wooster Senior Conference
Five girls from the Tuxis Society of the Presbyterian Church travel to Wooster for a weeklong senior conference of the Christian Board of Education. Participants Imogene Sayers Elizabeth Shafer Emily Sharp Mary Coakley Ruth Raine study topics on faith arts and church history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Wooster
Tuxis Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Imogene Sayers
Elizabeth Shafer
Emily Sharp
Mary Coakley
Ruth Raine
Christian Board of Education
Alaska
Our Presbyterian Church
Globe
Luke
Jesus
Logan
Athens
Pennsville Social Notes
Mr and Mrs George B Dougan were Sunday dinner guests of the McIntorf and Kennard families. Visitors included relatives from Cleveland Louisiana Stockport Wilmington New York City and Zanesville. Local residents enjoyed weekend trips East and visits with kin in Peebles Reynoldsburg and Reynoldsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsville
George B. Dougan
Cydnor McIntorf
Gus Kennard
Cleveland
Raymond Kennard
Louisiana
Carl J. Kennard
Kennard
Fred Kennard
Freddie
Stockport
Harry Kennard
Wilmington
Howard Hooper
Dana Williams
East
John Elwood
New York City
W. H. Penrose
Viola Dougan
Jerry
Madge van Fossen
Edward Bartlett
Vernon
Olin Davis
4-H Club Meets in New Pittsburg Community
Stitch-in Time 4-H Club met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Tillie Wilson with ten members present and one guest, Mrs. Emma Martin of New Pittsburg. The group planned the next meeting for July 18 at Mrs. Flo Cook's home.
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New Pittsburg
Tillie Wilson
Emma Martin
Flo Cook
Nelsonville Women’s Missionary Society Meeting Highlights
The Nelsonville Methodist Church Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs. Carl Coakley’s Oak Street home. Mrs. Harry Jackson led devotional hymns, Mrs. Hawk led the business, and officer reports were shared. A Bible quiz and program outline by Mrs. Herrold, plus a benediction, followed with 17 members and guests in attendance.
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Nelsonville
Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Carl Coakley
Oak St
Wesley Hawk
Frank O'Mara
Harry Jackson
Hawk
Nelle Dowler
Harry Ball
Ethel Jackson
Thomas Spencer
John Herrold
Women's Society of Christian Endeavor
Dowler
Circle of Mary and Cross and Crown Meet at Church
Members of Circle of Mary and Cross and Crown Class meet at the Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 5 00 PM. They will travel to Twin Lakes for supper and a swimming party if weather permits. Each member should bring service and food for one.
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Circle of Mary
Presbyterian Church
Twin Lakes
Potluck Dinner For Faithful Workers Class at Church Parlor
The Faithful Workers Class of the Methodist Church gathers for a Tuesday evening potluck at six in the church parlors. Members are asked to bring a favorite dish and sales tax receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faithful Workers Class
The
Methodist Church
Mizpah Class to Meet at Burl Wallace Home
The Mizpah Class of the Methodist Church will gather at Mrs. Burl Wallace’s residence Wednesday evening for their regular July meeting. Members are urged to attend.
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Methodist Church
Burl Wallace
Glouster—Ladies Aid Society
Trimble
John Wolfe
Esther Church Class Plans Evening Party at Johnson Home
The Esther Class of the Church of Christ holds a class party tonight at Mrs. Frank Johnson’s Jackson Street home. A potluck supper will begin at 6 o'clock.
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Esther
Church of Christ
Frank Johnson
Jackson St
Miss Margaret Clark Hosts F R E Club Gathering
Social evening at 30 Campbell Street featured sewing and chat with hostess Miss Margaret Clark. A late lunch was served as members gathered for the informal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Clark
F. R. E. Club
Campbell St
Prisoner Harry Mills Eligible for Parole Hearing
London Ohio July 15 1940 Harry Mills No 76021 prisoner County convicted October 1989 of non support serving thirteen year sentence eligible for a hearing before the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission on or after September 1 by A K Chenoweth Parole and Record Clerk 7 15 40 20tw
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London
Ohio
Edward Taylor
Athens County
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
A. K. Chenoweth
Harry Mills
Pardon and Parole Commission
Local residents party and travel notices fill weekend column
Miss Pauline Donley visits sister Mrs Don Harmony in Columbus while Miss Moorehead and Miss Blanche Moorehead plan a trip to Olean New York. Several residents travel or visit relatives in Cleveland Washington D C Port Clinton Zaleski Park and Columbus with many guests and motor trips to the World Fair and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Donley
Columbus
Don Harmony
Miss Moorehead
Blanche Moorehead
Olean
N. Y
Logan
Glenn Allen
Don Bowers
Edgar Stedwell
Carbon Hill
Jean
Selma Smith
Mary Sharp
J. A. Banta
Chicago
Washington, D. C
New England
Clara Margaret Galvin
Cleveland
William Spray
Ruth Backus
Joe Galvin Jr
Ida Jeffery
Toledo
Basil Whitlatch
Ralph Hartley
Marion
Bert Hartley
Leslie Farrow
Londa Lee Pollock
Port Clinton
Ohio
Linnie Brunston
Emery Buckner
Buckner
John Lee
Muriel Lee
Frank Hartley
John
Betty Kesterson
Harry Ball
Charleston
Charles Capehart
James T. Sheppard
Sheppard Black
Weldon Keefaver
C. G. Sheppard
Harry Edington
Kate Pettit
Margaret McKee
Clara Potts and Bruschs Called to Columbus for Sister’s Illness
Mrs. Clara Potts and Mr and Mrs C W Brusch were summoned to Columbus Friday due to the serious illness of O G McCain sister of Mrs Potts. McCain hurt in a fall remains in White Cross Hospital. Massachusetts abolished the pillory in 1839.
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Columbus
Nelsonville
Clara Potts
C. W. Brusch
O. G. McCain
McCain
White Cross Hospital
Continue To Seek Funds for Red Cross Nelsonville Drive
Mrs. Cecil Shafer reports the Nelsonville Red Cross campaign remains active with a $500 city quota shared equally by women and men. Both groups will press on until reached. A yarn consignment for sweaters and shawls is available from Mrs. Shafer for volunteers aiding women and children in war areas.
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Nelsonville
Cecil Shafer
Red Cross
Eagles Officers To Meet Tonight
Nelsonville Eagles officers will hold a special meeting tonight at 7 30 with Worthy President Clyde Byers presiding F A Davis chairman of the Four Horsemen will also meet his committee at the same time to plan future activities in the membership drive
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Nelsonville
Clyde Byers
Nelsonville Eagles
F. A. Davis
Four Horsemen
Benefit party for Nelsonville Junior Order
The Junior Order plans a benefit party on Tuesday night July 16 at 8 o'clock in the I O C F Hall. Proceeds support the organization and community activities.
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Nelsonville
I.0.c.f
Historic Rail and Air Schedules Listed for Travelers
A condensed timetable lists multiple lines and notes for travel. It includes BALTIMORE & OHIO daily trains with various departures and arrivals, CHESAPEAKE & OHIO south and north bound services, NEW YORK CENTRAL cross routes, and ATHENS AIRWAYS connecting Athens to TWA in Columbus. It also mentions charter airplane services for any daylight trips at new low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio
NEW York Central South
NEW York Central North
Dors Weeecass
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Club Meeting and Visits
Glouster club met at Mrs. Sylvia Maxwell’s home with nine members. President Grace Zimmer led programs including Scripture readings and songs by Raymond Maxwell of Ohio University. Lunch followed. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Garmon Conaway in Crooksville. Various updates on visits, trips, and camp plans across Glouster and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. Club
Sylvia Maxwell
Grace Zimmer
Maxwell
Kate Hinton
Kate Vaughn
Donna Morris
Zenith Embrey
Raymond Maxwell
Ohio University
Mary Johnston
Garmon Conaway
Eunice Post
Crooksville
Lewis Conaway
Chester A. Post
Woodrow St
Easley & Bullock Service Station expands at McClelland Building
The Easley and Bullock Service Station has rented the McClelland Building on Woodrow Ave and installed body repair car painting and general repair equipment. They plan to handle outside work later. John S. Blower transported Clarence Russell from Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens to a family plan in Millfield following a recent surgery.
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Glouster
Easley & Bulloch
McClelland
Woodrow Ave
L. D. Corwin
John S. Blower
Athens
Clarence Russell
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Millfield
Mr. Russell
Hickman Pleads Guilty in Nelsonville Court
Leonard Hickman was fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication at the Nelsonville mayoral court under Mayor C. G. Dew. The arraignment occurred Sunday.
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Nelsonville
Leonard Hickman
Cc. G. Dew
WPA Meeting Set in Athens for District Fund Drive
A WPA workers and relief clients meeting is scheduled for 10 30 a m Tuesday at the old brick plant yard in Athens. The aim is to secure more Federal funds for Athens County and move 1500 relief families to work at no less than 48 10 a month. Committee members Guy Berry Nelsonville Pearl Anderson Jacksonville and John L Southard Jacksonville announce plans to send more men to Washington.
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Glouster
WPA
Athens
Athens County
Hocking County
Washington
Guy Berry
Nelsonville
Pearl Anderson
Jacksonville
John L. Southard
CCC Youth Recovering After Operation
Mr and Mrs Emett Cole of Main Street learn their son Earl, a CCC camp participant in Nevada, had an appendectomy last Tuesday at a hospital in Eli Nevada and is recovering satisfactorily.
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Glouster
Emmett Cole
Main St
Earl
CCC
Nevada
Eli
Flag Pole Raised At City Light Plant
A twenty foot flag pole topped with a gold ball is installed on the city light plant building. It flies a four by six foot flag and is raised at sun up and lowered at sun down daily by Ernest Byers the plant pumper.
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Glouster
City Light Plant
Ernest Byers
Local Residents Share Visits and Social Gatherings
Sharpsburg notes list Mr and Mrs Cleve Adrian and son Ralph of Venice Florida visiting C B Kerns. Lois Dille vacationing with her brother in Akron. Clifford Drake of Camp Nelson visited relatives in the area. Various gatherings include the Hanson and Nothstine families with friends and relatives from Columbus Mt Hermon and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Cleve Adrian
Ralph
Venice
Fla
C. B. Kerns
Lois Dille
Amond Dille
Akron
Clifford Drake
Camp Nelson
Alva McDonald
Carlos
Lucille Croston
Will Mayle
Glouster
Warren Hanson
Lake Alma
Canters Caves
Howard Harris
Ralph Nothstine
Richard Nothstine
Alfred Nothstine
Delmar Case
Elizabeth Goxtee
Helen Boone
J. H. Harris
James
Richard
Columbus
Edith Huffman
Lucy Huff
Leota Strode
Lenora
Bernard Walker
James Walker
Robert Smith
Athens
Grace McDonel
Frances
Lara Hanson
Pennsville
British ministry to fine trespassers for crop damage
The ministry of agriculture announced a $200 fine for trespassers amid reports sightseers ruin crops more than bombs. A wheat field suffered complete 25 acre crop loss when trampled by visitors, prompting the new order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ministry of Agriculture
Social Notes from Amesville Ngahts of Am esville
Social items list local visits and gatherings in Amesville and nearby areas. Names include Frank Mack, Fannie Curtis, George Jeming, Harry Turner, Blanche Whittaker, Myrtle Lortz, Jessie Lortz, Marie Muir, J C Reinhard, Willard Thompson, Janette Adair, F H Gifford, T E Clark, Alice Boileau, E Le Fever, Bernice Deeter, Betty and Joan Deeter, Frank Smith, Sam Vincent, Neal Williams, George Fleming, Barbara Gressley, Myrtle Lortz appears again with Columbus trip notes, and Margret Riser. A W FMS potluck on Methodist Church lawn with about 20 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williard Thompson
Reinhard
Thompson
Janette Adair
Mars
F. H. Gifford
T. E. Clark
Alice Boileau
E. le Fever
Glouster
Clyde Parsons
Bernice Deeter
Betty
Joan
the Plains
Frank Smith
Sam Vincent
Neal Williams
Bartlett
George Fleming
Great Smoky Mountains
Barbara Gressley
Chesterhill
Methodist Church
W.f.ms
Alta Pierce
Margaret
Guysville
B. H. Morehead
Margret Riser
Lockburn
I. W. Headley
Martin Herrold
Columbus
John Herrold
Denzil Robinson
Max
Anita
Gene
Sally
Akron
Divorce suits and property transfers in Morgan County courts
Estella Hickman sues for divorce from Thurman Hickman, now inmate at Mansfield reformatory after pleading guilty to issuing checks without funds. Dorothy Mae Brown seeks divorce from Dana Brown and restoration to maiden name Dorothy Mae James. Other notices include WPA worker Wilfred Gheen and Blanche Starling in paired filings, and several real estate transfers and a $60 appropriation by County Commissioners for storage ground for county lumber.
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Mcconnellsville
Estella Rhodes Hickman
Thurman Hickman
Reformatory
Mansfield
Dorothy Mae Brown
Mary Leon James
Dana Brown
Dorothy Mae James
Ohio Penitentiary
C. E. Pennel
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Athens Messenger
Athen
Strong Plains
Cecil L. Jenkins
Kansas City
Teddy
Freddy
Pittsburg
Eas
Pennsville Social Notes
State of
Common Pleas Court
Nora Whaley
D. R. Baker
Dora M. Phillips
Waterloo
Marshfield
New Marshfield
State of Ohio
Towit
Rt. No. 56
Charles W. Bayless
Jghes
Nelsonville Social Notes
Hannah Perry
Mesdames Bee Raybould
Lulu Williams
Hazel Coon
Mary Brown
Susie Wallace
Bessie Ball
Faith W. Williams
Poplar Street
Box
Lula C. Wilkes
Francis D, White
Said
Massachusetts
Baltimore & Ohio
Diplomat
Anconneo
National Limited
Moe
Dole
M. M. Martin
Chautauqua
Irene Stahl
Delores Stansberry
Evelyn Kittle
Dorothy Seals
Tri-State
Clifford Foraker
Margaret Ann Finan
Hilda Finan
Floyd
M. Murphy
Wolfe
Charles Grothaus
Jimmy
Pandora
Esta Cunningham
Zern Cunningham
Charles Clayberger
John Henry
Detroit
Ralph Henry
D. P. Morris
Morris
Edythe Mae
Nema Brill
H. F. Kittle
Marysville
Gwynn Sanders
Sammy
Wy Ie
AmesviLle
Morgan County Court
Wilfred Gheen
Malta
Charles and
Minnie Anderson Gheen
Blanche Starling
Chas. A
Hattie Tippie Hill
Glen Cain
Mac Cain
Hazel Johnson Cain
Grace Scott
Earl and
Hazel Remy Scott
Ted Waller
Robert P. Bogniard
Ashland
Mary Jane Nutter
G. C. Nutter
J. H. Beck
O. C. Scholl
Harry Harrison
Eva J. Harrison
Union
Mary J. Price
Linnie M. Barnhouse
Inlet
Old Part
McConnelsville
F. M. Fisher
Chas. E. Fisher
Inlot
Wm. H. Hoon
Hattie Hoon
Bishopville
Beryl G
Fred D. Coulson
Raymond L
Hulda Roberts
First National Bank
Howard B
Norma J. Hooper
Outlet
McConnel
Puenes Vy
Mark Sandrich
Sack
Jack Benny
Buck Benny
Ellen Rel
Andy Devine
Phil Harris Carmichael
Rochester
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
East 40Th Street
New York, N. Y
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