Nelsonville Eagles Lodge Initiates Large Class Tuesday
Nelsonville Eagles plan a big candidate class next Tuesday July 26 with an expected 25 members, 18 already accepted. Howard Call leads the degree team while Worthy President Harry Chester and officers report a strong membership push as 35 new members joined in the first two months of the year.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Howard Call
Harry Chester
Nelsonville Aerue
George Bateman
Francis Kouri
Sherrel Medley
Pearl Shivers
William Ginsberg
Arry Evans
Lester Riggs
John Coope
C. T. Blackford
Hubert Warix
Roy Backus
O. Rider
C. Shafer
R. Gibson
R. Douglas
A. Smith
William Kelley
Local Social Guests Report Weekend Visits Across States
Mrs. Dollie King of New Lexington visited Miss Margaret Clark. Miss Louise Pearce and Mr. Pearce with Mrs. Nellie Newton stayed with Miss Pearce's sister Mrs. Robert Stephenson in Middleport. Virginia Ambrose visited Miss Ruth Coakley in New Straitsville. Mrs. Mable Haffner visited Huntington West Virginia. Mrs. J Lloyd Evans and son Lloyd stayed with Rev. Evans' parents at Scott Ohio. Stella Betts visited her sisters in Columbus. C H Roudebush and two sons Norwood visited Snackenburg family during a eastbound vacation trip.
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Dollie King
New Lexington
Margaret Clark
Louise Pearce
Will Pearce
Nellie Newton
Robert Stephenson
Middleport
Pearce
Harry Ball
Pickerington
Homer Wood
Wood
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Virginia Ambrose
New Straitsville
Ruth Coakley
Mable Haffner
Huntington
W. Va
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Columbus
C. H. Roudebush
Norwood
Forrest Rose Embroidery Club Hosts Nelsonville Event
Mrs Burl Wallace of Poplar Street welcomed Forrest Rose Embroidery Club membersFriday evening. Attendees included Mrs Hannah Parry Mrs Dollie King Mrs Walter Green Mrs Clarence Green Mrs Mary Brown Mrs Nelson Dowler Mrs Harry Ball Mrs Malcolm Raybould and Mrs Luther Wyskiver.
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Burl Wallace
Poplar St
Forrest Rose Embroidery Club
Hannah Parry
Dollie King
New Lexington
Walter Green
Clarence Green
Mary Brown
Nelson Dowler
Harry Ball
Malcolm Raybould
Luther Wyskiver
Margaret Clark
Matheny Marsh to Wed in Greenup Ky on July 22
Mr and Mrs William Matheny announce the marriage of their son William Jr to Miss Jeanne Marsh of Marietta in Greenup Kentucky Friday July 22. They will reside in the city where Mr Matheny is employed by Brooks Shoe Co. Firemen Enjoy Picnic in Pomeroy. Pom eroy Third Ward Company members held a picnic Sunday at Harry Smith Farm with nearly all in attendance.
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William Matheny
Poplar Sr
William, Jr
Jeanne Marsh
Marietta
Greenup
Matheny
Brooks Shoe Co
Pomeroy
Third Ward
WPA Workers Back Program of Officials
In Nelsonville Athens County WPA workers gathered at the new Nelsonville athletic field on Sunday and endorsed a localist program by WPA officials. About 3,000 workers signed petitions urging investigations into conditions and support for projects nearer workers homes to cut transport costs and improve work conditions. Nelsonville business leaders also signed a similar petition seeking closer to home projects. Petitions will be shown to County WPA officials soon.
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Athens County
Bishopville Social Briefs Highlight local visits and injuries
Local residents attended visits in Columbus Glouster and Athens with many relatives and friends. Dwight Steffy suffered a serious head injury at work while his wife and mother stay nearby. Bishopville softball fans note the team defeated Irish Ridge then Glouster and plans for a girls team are discussed.
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J. W. Palmer
Bishopville
J. M. Watkins
Lunar-transit forecast for July 26 reads lively but delays possible
The Stars Say notes lively Tuesday activity with journeys and changes. Business appears favorable yet progress may pause due to bereavement or sorrow. Birthdays may bring a busy year with new ventures delayed by loss. A July 26 child may be adaptable yet serious and dependable.
Nelsonville man wins Athens County horseshoe title
Raymond Davis of Hamley Run captured the district horseshoe pitching championship at the Athens County WPA Tournament held at the new athletic field. He beat Clarence Davis of Nelsonville two games to one by scores of 25 21, 23 25, 25 20. In doubles finals Joe Ruston and Clarence Davis defeated Raymond Davis and Vernon Arnold of Hamley Run 25 18 and 25 3. Spectators packed the venue with teams from Carbondale, Athens, Sugar Creek, Hamley Run and Nelsonville.
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Hamley
Carbondale
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Sugar Creek
Hamley Run
Yanks Edge Cubs In Eight In Chicago Clash
New York bested Chicago 8 runs to 8 in a nine inning or later scoring game. Starters Stratton and Murphy split the mound duties with Stratton earning the win and Murphy the loss as New York gained a high attendance figure of 35 946.
Cards Win Lose Errors Hudson Hamlin In RBI
In a doubleheader, Padgett, Brown, Rosen, Stainbach each drive 2 RBIs and Padgett hits a homer. Moore adds a two base hit and steals. Hudson, Durocher part of double plays. Henshaw wins in the second game for Brooklyn. Koy drives 2 RBIs for St Louis. Attendance 14,041.
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Browns and Nationals Split Doubleheader in St Louis
In the first game McQuinn and Kress drive runs as St Louis tops Washington 4 2. Quinn hits a homer and Heffner and Myer add RBIs as Chase suffers the loss. In the second game Washington wins 11 1 behind Bonura Travis and Bell with VanAtta and Cole on the mound.
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Hartnett Drives Cubs to 15-Inning Win Over Giants
Chicago under Gabby Hartnett’s leadership won 5-4 in 15 innings. Reynolds saved the game with a long catch, Jurges drove in the winning run, and Hack scored on Reynolds’ single. Bill Lee earned his 13th win in relief. The loss dropped the Giants four behind the Pirates.
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Pirates Win Two In Double Tilt Downing Boston Slugging Pittsburgh
Boston and Pittsburgh clash in a double header with Boston taking game one 4 5 and the second game ending 0 1 in favor of Pittsburgh. Key hits include Cuccinello L Waner Suhr Rizzo and Maggert driving in runs. Pitchers Tobin and Hutchinson split the mound duties with notable two base and three base hits recorded. Attendance hits 25 587 as frigid conditions challenge both clubs.
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Sunbeam Class Hosts Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Galvin
Nelsonville report notes the Sunbeam Class of the Presbyterian Church held a Saturday covered dish supper at Miss Ruth Coakley’s home honoring teacher Mrs. Joe Galvin Jr. Eight members and three guests attended with Virginia Ambrose Pamela White and Jean Ruscoe among them. Mrs. Galvin won the contest prize. A separate item announces a Tuesday benefit party hosted by the Junior Order at the IOOF Hall beginning at six o'clock, inviting patrons to bring July tickets.
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Ruth Coakley
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New Straitsville
Pamela White
Jean Ruscoe
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IOOF
Standings and Tuesday Schedule Across Leagues
National games include Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York American matches New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit Boston at Chicago Association games Columbus at Indianapolis Toledo at Louisville Milwaukee at Minneapolis Kansas City at St Paul.
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Jacksonville Indians Rout Philo 11-5 At League Park
The Jacksonville Indians defeated Philo 11 to 5 at League Park extending their win streak to 13. They scored six runs in the fifth and three more in the sixth after trailing 4-2, supported by strong hitting from Witham Zimmers Guinther and Shumway.
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Sammy Snead Wins Chicago Open Tourney
Sammy Snead, West Virginia golf pro and leading money winner, captured the Chicago Open with a 54 hole total of 207 after rounds of 64 73 and 70. Ralph Guldahl finished second with 208 and earned 750 dollars. Dick Metz placed third at five strokes back. Gene Sarazen ended seventh with 219.
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U.P
Sammy Snead
West Virginia
Snead
Ralph Guldahl
Guldahl
Dick Metz
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Center
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McKechnie Receives $5000 Bonus From Reds
Cincinnati Reds manager Bill McKechnie earned a $5000 bonus under his two year contract. One clause paid if home attendance exceeded 450000 and the other if the club finished in the first division. Sunday's doubleheader vs Philadelphia brought attendance to 465759, pushing season totals past the target.
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Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
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Reds
Philadelphia
Softball Schedule for Nelsonville Week Sets Bright Rivalry
The Phi Club faces the Shoe Factory at the new athletic field in tonight’s opener. Remaining games list include Tuesday Thomas Jewelers against Nelsonville ACs, Wednesday Phi Club versus Thomas Jewelers, and Thursday Brooks Shoes versus ACs. Napoleon never won a sea battle.
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Phi
Thomas Jewelers
Nelsonville AC
Phi Club
Brooks Shoes
Rutkoskie Captures Ath ens Country Club Title in 6 and 5 Victory
Rich Rutkoskie defeated Art Smith 6 and 5 to win the Ath ens Country Club championship. He led early, won three of the first four holes, and built margins through the front and back nines to secure the title. The event included a best ball foursome won by B. T. Grover and teammates with a 66 1 3 net score, while the women prepare for a Blind Bogey on Wednesday.
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Athens Country Club
Art Smith
Rutkoskie
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B. T. Grover
Eddy Chubb
William Munns
Sherman Gilmore
T. N. Hoover
Roy Paynter
Joe Thackeray
L. E. Butts
Robin Gardner
Mike Brooks
Jacobs Plans Mitt Tourney To Find Louis Challenger
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced a heavyweight elimination tournament from October to April to determine a top challenger for Joe Louis. Louis reportedly wants a September bout and Baer was named as a likely opponent, pending talks with Louis managers Julian Black and John Foxborough.
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U.P
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Jacobs
Louis
Maxie Baer
Julian Black
John Foxborough
Baer
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