I Club Advances to second with win over Shoe Factory
On July 21 Phi l victory over the Shoe Recreation League at City Playgrounds moved I Club into second place behind King Jewelers. Dilcher started for the All Stars while Hoe pitched for the winners. Thomas Jewelers crushed Davis 11 to 3 as Hudson shut out opponents until the final frame. Pack relieved Patton for Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Shoe Recreation League
City Playgrounds
Ight
King Jewelers
Johnson
W. B. A. Picnic At Grotto Grounds Nelsonville
Nelsonville July 21 The W B A club picnic was held at the Grotto club grounds Wednesday night. A picnic dinner was served at six o clock. Guests included Lena Johnson Murray City Hazel Pearce Sylvia Matheny and Maggie Keating with a slate of members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
W. B. A. Club
Grotto Club
Lena Johnson
Murray City
Hazel Pearce
Sylvia Matheny
Maggie Keating
Lizzie Hallett
Gladys Pearce
Bessie Bland
Rebecca Nutter
Rena Foss
Lenore Berry
Myrtle Tennehill
Ruth Krieder
Rebecca Hartley
Bessie Tucker
Tessie Dilcher
Myrtle Mathey
Gladys Cuckler
Ruth Hyde Hosts Bridge Night in Nelsonville
Miss Ruth Hyde entertained her bridge club on Wednesday night with four tables in play. Guests included Mrs. Walter Floto of Steubenville and Mrs. Alden Stilson of Forrest Hills New York, along with Mrs. Edward Sharp, Mrs. Robert Kinney and Miss Dorothy Vorhes. the event featured World’s Fair style score pads and a refreshment course. Mrs. Edward Sharp led as high guest scorer, while Mrs. C. H. Ruble and Mrs. W. H Hyde were top club scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Ruble
W. H Hyde
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meets for Recreation Program
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met Thursday evening at Mrs. Alva Patton's home. Miss Bertha Nixon led devotional services and Scripture reading. Mrs. James Sharp spoke on Recreation and Healthful Sports with others reading related articles and planning activities. Plans to send Queen Esther girls and leader Mrs. Patton to Lancaster Camp Ground were made. The next meeting will be a picnic at Mrs. L. A. Whitmore's home.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Alva Patton
Bertha Nixon
James Sharp
Queen Esther
Lancaster Camp Ground
L. A. Whitmore
Nelsonville School Head to Speak at Church Service
Nelsonville public schools Superintendent E. J. Arnold will address the congregation at First Methodist Church Sunday morning at 10 30 o clock. Prayer service next Wednesday evening will be led by B F Allen.
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Nelsonville
E. J. Arnold
Nelsonville Public Schools
First Methodist Church
B. F. Allen
Balbo Arrives in New York for Reception
General Italo Balbo in full dress white uniform lands in New York from Washington with senior officers at 8 55 am. They are hosted at a reception held yesterday and received by officials and the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Italo Balbo
Washington
Presbyterian Choir Plans Cantata in Nel sonville
Nel sonville church choir under Prof. C W Janssen will present Sir John Stainer's cantata The Daughters of Jairus at 7 30 p m Sunday. Rev Lloyd Evans reads scripture and preaches a ten minute sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Church
Sir John Stainer
C. W. Janssen
T. P. Rice
Lloyd Evans
Louise Rice
Jairus
Stainer
Jesus
Edith Stiers
Divine
Margaret Johnson
Fred Christian
Carbondale Teachers Named for 1933 34
The 1933 34 Carbondale Schools staff includes Robert Harrison as principal in Carbondale, Gay H Sharp at Nelsonville Carbondale high school, Jessie Doo little in grades 7 8, Virgene Carlin in grades 5 6, Gene Dunlap in grades 3 4, and Juanita Tefft in grades 1 2 all based in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Robert Harrison
Gay H. Sharp
Nelsonville
Jessie Doolittle
Virgene Carlin
Gene Dunlap
Juanita Tefft
Frank Coakley Dies at 17 in Gas Fumes Tragedy
Nelsonville reports the death of Frank Coakley aged 17 son of Pearl Coakley of Detroit. He was overcome by gas fumes during a visit to Nelsonville three weeks ago. The body will be brought to Lon Coakley’s home for funeral services Saturday at 3:30 PM.
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Nelsonville
Frank Coakley
Pearl Coakley
Detroit
Lon Coakley
Club Night Features Lucile Verity Entertainment
Miss Lucile Verity hosted a club gathering Wednesday night with two tables of players. Guests included Mrs Steenrod and Mrs Tillie Hall. After games, refreshments were served and high scores were held by Miss Esther Verity and Mrs Steenrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Verity
Steenrod
Tillie Hall
Esther Verity
Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Mrs. Alex Dailey and daughter Dorothy visit Lancaster with Nellie Keens family. Dorothy Dailey joins Mrs. Walter Laff and Mrs. James Wolfe in Columbus. Julian Yantis of Worthington spends Wednesday with local friends. George Benamen and son George, Jr. of Pittsburgh visit Miss Helen Verity. Mr. and Mrs. B M Estabrook of Alameda California stay with Mr. and Mrs. C H Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Dailey
Dorothy
Nellie Keens
Lancaster
Walter Laff
James Wolfe
Columbus
Julian Yantis
Worthington
George Benamen
George, Jr
Pittsburgh
Helen Verity
8. M. Estabrook
Alameda
Calif
C. H. Bartlett
Esther Church Quilting Day Ends With Dinner For Members
The Esther Class of the Christian Church spent Thursday quilting at the church. At noon a chicken dinner was served to 28 members and two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
The
Christian Church
W E A Club Meeting Tonight on East Franklin Street
The W E A Club will meet at 7 30 this evening with Mrs. Edna Donley hosting on East Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. A. Club
Edna’ Donley
East Franklin Street
Carrie Hayes Dies After Short Illness in Athens
Miss Carrie Hayes of Athens died at Sheltering Arms Hospital at 7:30 AM after a brief heart ailment. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM at 30 North High Street conducted by Rev. A Y Wilcox. She came to Athens at age 10 from Chillicothe, daughter of Benjamin and Mary Miller Hayes. brother William A. Hayes surviving, others predeceased. Burial in West Union Street Cemetery.
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Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Miss Hayes
North High Street
The
Presbyterian Church
Chillicothe
Benjamin and
Mary Miller Hayes
William A. Hayes
West Union Street
Matthews to preach at Nelsonville church Sunday
Charles Matthews from Auburn Seminary will preach at the Nelsonville Presbyterian Church Sunday at 10 30 a m His sermon topic is Standards of Worth Rev Lloyd Evans will handle Matthews work in the Hocking Valley Sunday morning
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Nelsonville
Charles Matthews
Auburn Seminary
Hocking Valley
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Evans
Matthews
Miss Flora Justin Recovering After Appendicitis Operation
Flora Justin is in St. Joseph Hospital Parkersburg West Virginia recovering from an appendicitis operation performed last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Flora Justin
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
Holiness Meeting Led by Salvation Army Officials
Salvation Army holds holiness meeting tonight at 7 30 led by Robert Carcey and John Calvert. Marty Mansfield leads the Free and Easy service at the hall Saturday night at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiness Meeting of the
Salvation Army
Robert Carcey
John Calvert
Marty Mansfield
Birth Announcement for Lawrence Roush Jr in Pomeroy
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Roush of 4 West Union Street announce the birth of a son at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Bolin in Pomeroy. Mr Roush is employed at the Athens Ice and Storage Company.
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Lawrence Roush
West Union Street
Howard Bolin
Pomeroy
Roush
Athens Ice and Storage Company
Mrs Diana Arnold Ends Visit With Daughter in Columbus
Mrs Diana Arnold, mother of Mrs T N Hoover, 62 Elmwood Place, returns to Youngstown after visiting her daughter and son-in-law. She traveled with Mrs Hoover as far as Columbus on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Arnold
T. N. Hoover
Elmwood Place
Youngstown
Hoover
Columbus
Code For Employers Paragraphs on Fair Competition and Re employment
The text outlines procedures under the National Industrial Recovery Act including cooperation to submit a code of fair competition by September 1 1933 and price adjustments for preexisting purchases if codes raise costs. It permits stays of provisions pending investigation and ties to sections 4 A 7 A and 10 B of the act.
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National Industrial Recovery Act
Birthday Party Honors Clarabel Niggemeyer at Guysville
A surprise party was held at Mr. and Mrs. George Niggemeyer’s home in Guysville on Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 4 o clock for their daughter Clarabel’s twelfth birthday. Sixteen friends joined in games and prizes were awarded. ice cream and cake were served by Mary and Thelma Niggemeyer.
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Guysville
George Niggemeyer
Clarabel
Reta
Irene
Basil
Elen Montel
Verle Brown
Mary Eder
Geradiine
Donald Lawson
Marguerite
Nora Slater
Genevieve Howard
Liddie Margaret Weiss
Mildred Alman
Clarabe! Audra
Pauleta Ni
Final council meeting set for tonight in Glouster
The Glouster city council will hold its final monthly meeting at the city building tonight at 7 o'clock.
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Glouster
Relief workers scheduled for Saturday duty in Glouster
Report from Glouster dated Saturday July 21 states relief workers must report to the city building at 7 oclock Saturday morning. Listed workers include C A Post William Kieth Clarence Winn James Hill John Halbert James Clements Tom Morris Dave Miller Hoyt Williams James Vaughn Pat OHare Clarence Rutter George Russell John Haner Alfred Harding John Jonas Roy Judson John Lewis William Morris L D Morton Mary Pughtine Walter Yount James Kirby James Johnston Fred Higgins James Halbert Chester Sanborn Ben Searls Frank Seiler Everett Slay Harvey Norris Dane Miskel Norman Jenkins Tom Killingsworth Jeff McKee Walter Vernon Goldie Willis Thomas Hopes and George Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kirby
James Johnston
Fred Higgins
James Halbert
Chester Sanborn
Ben Searls
Frank Seiler
Everett Slay
Harvey Norris
Dane Miskel
Norman Jenkins
Tom Killingsworth
Jeff McKee
Walter Vernon
Goldie Willis
Thomas Hopes
George Murray
Globe State Personal Notes On Local Visits And Births
Glouster social column reports Pauline Wolf returning to Columbus after visiting relatives in the city. Anne Klingo returns to Cleveland after a week with Mr and Mrs Robert Dennison. Faith Lantz of Columbus visits her parents E H Lantz. Herman Atlas and daughter visit his sister and brother-in-law. Melvin Goldstein visits Ashtabula. Clyde Graham and Iris Cunningham depart for Latrobe Pa after visiting in this city and Trimble. Raymond Cunningham and son depart for Detroit after visiting J H Henshaw. Lena Easley accompanies them from Detroit, ending a visit with her parents Joseph West. Herman Wolf of Trimble and wife welcome a son born Sunday. Len Davis and family, and Harvey Losey family spend early week in Charleston, WWW Va. Phil Lloyd returns from Columbus after visiting J L Davis family and Mabel Davis and DPD C Lieyd family.
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Pauline Wolf
Columbus
Anne Klingo
Robert Dennison
Cleveland
Faith Lantz
E H. Lantz
Herman Atlas
Atlas
Melvin Goldstein
Ashtabula
Clyde Graham
Iris Cunningham
Latrobe
Trimble
Raymond Cunningham
Son Junior
Detroit
J. H. Henshaw
Lena Easley
Joseph West
Herman Wolf
Len Davis
Jimmie
Elizabeth
Harvey Losey
Thomas
Lewis
Charleston
Www
Phil Lloyd
J. L. Davis
Miss Mabel
DPD
C. Lieyd
Ice Cream and Cake Party at Hooper Home in Glouster
Friends and relatives gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hooper home for an ice cream and cake party followed by music. Guests included W. H. McGee and family, Raymond McGee with daughter Juanita, Ed McGee with son Jack, Dow Hooper, Annie Carey, Jesse Cavey with Betty Ann, Norma Humphrey, William Cavey, Clarence Hooper and family, Russell Garnet Johnny Robert Catherine from Hunderton, and Darel Withem family from Taylor Ridge.
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Glouster
Clarence Hooper
W. H. McGee
Raymond McGee
Juanita
Ed McGee
Jack
Dow Hooper
Annie Carey
Jesse Cavey
Betty Ann
Norma Humphrey
William Cavey
Russell
Garnet
Johnny
Robert
Catherine
Hunderton
Darel Withem
June
Junior
Mary
Billy Lee
Taylor Ridge
Halbert Brunton and Woodson Shine in Tight Baseball Bout
Halbert Brunton and Woodson logged base hits with Turner contributing a key hit. Halbert struck out four and Leach two, while Halbert drew three walks and Leach four. A wild pitch by Halbert and a hit by pitch to Halbert highlighted the action as Umpire Skinner presided.
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Glouster
Leach
Turner's
Nine of Diamonds
Diamonds
R. Morris
Coevensesen Nawe
Tucker
Ewes Wugiesemmaes
Leach A
Shumway Esqeuccas
Domas
Skinner
McCoy
Clark
Scan Price Gyure Endddhandaweenmesveses
Halbert
Eeenesee
Jennings
Turner
Brunton
Woodson
Balla
Proposals Sought for Mail Carrying Between Glouster Post Office and Depot
Sealed proposals are being received for carrying mail and parcel post between the Glouster Post Office and the depot. Bids should be left at the Post Office and will be forwarded unopened to the second assistant postmaster general in Washington. No opening time is set. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McDonald Akron announce the birth of twin sons Edward Earl and James Arthur born last Saturday weighing 6 1/2 pounds and 4 1/4 pounds in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Washington
Department
Edward McDonald
Akron
Edeward Earl
James Arthur
Pthmer
McDonald
J. le McDonald
Legion Auxiliary Bake Sale Saturday at Palace Theater
Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary will host a bake sale Saturday at 2 PM in the Palace Theater lobby in Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
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Shoe Factory
Utfit
Seeame
Jewelers
Davis
Imnant
Finner Fair
Remnan Silks Us
T Lins
Irs
Iful
Adies
Ruth Hyde
Supt. Arnold
BALBO
Majestic
John
the Man Son
Monterey
Reete
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Presbyterian Choir
Miss Verity
Carrie Hayes
Miss Justin
Salvation Meeting
Hooper's
Leach’s Restaurant
Messenger
Caesterfield
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