Chevrolets Tie Buckeyes for Twilight League Lead
Nelsonville July 26 The Mac Chevrolets won 7 to 5 over the Buckeyes to move into a first place tie in the Twilight League. Bishop earned the win after a five inning stretch with Green pitching well for the Buckeyes. Key hits by Shirley Carlin and Woodson highlighted a game with sharp defense and late scoring by the Chevrolets.
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Buckeyes
Nelsonville
Mac
Chevrolets
Bishop
P. Woodson
C. Woodson
Green
Garner
Fr. Woodson
Carlin
Woodson
Thomas
Shirley
Stewart
R.H. PO. A. E. Webb
Fortie
Hsien
Shirley- Kourt
Lewis
F. Woodson
Tucker Stephens
Chesser
Smith
Iurner
Ion
Collamore
Wion
Trobey
Fat Sok
Funeral for 12 Year Old Wray Cheeseman in Nelsonville
Funeral services were held for Wray Cheeseman 12 son of Arthur Cheeseman at his grandparents home in Nelsonville with Rev C P Pridgen of Pilgrim Holiness Church officiating. Burial followed at Greenlawn. Wray died after falling into a pond while working as a caddie at Franklin Country Club Detroit.
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Wray Cheeseman
Arthur Cheeseman
Nelsonville
A Il. Cheeseman
Washington Street
C. P. Pridgen
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Peter Shough
Elmer Bay
Greenlawn
Wray
Franklin Country Club
Detroit
Michigan
Athena Brick Corporation selects officers in Nelsonville reorg
Athena Brick Corporation reorganizes from the former Athena Glazed Brick Company in Nelsonville. Securities will be issued upon surrender of claim certificates as the reorganization committee completes its duties and the company takes permanent control. The 15 member board includes D L Kimmel A Quintrell and others. officers named R H W Jackson president W H Davis vice president and treasurer E H Pugh vice president C A Quintrell secretary. The Nelsonville plant operates at full capacity since March 1 producing 15 million bricks yearly and employing about 150 men.
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Nelsonville
Athena Brick Corporation
Athena Glazed Brick Company
D. L. Kimmel
A. Quintrell
Cleveland
A. M Ftenick
Chillicothe
P. R. Peters
Lancaster
C. G. Bowen
A. F. White
W. F. Wolfe
Logan
W. N. Alderman
Athens
J. B. Pickett
Philadelphia
T. B. Wolf
Laurelville
R. Jackson
James Sharp
W. H. Davis
William Barrows
E. H. Pugh
R. H W. Jackson
A. M. Renick
C. A. Quintrell
W. L. Martin
Sand in a Tank at Water Plant Causes Roly Water
Nelsonville reports heavy sand deposits in the large settling tank of the municipal water works. Water Lineman Joe Dewhurst and crew cleaned the cistern and pumping has resumed. The Kentner hill reservoir may be cleaned next, and fire plugs will be flushed after repairs. Pumps have been overhauled recently.
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Nelsonville
Municipal Water Works
Joe Dewhurst
Kentner's Hill
Dana Windon
Missionary Society Meeting At 72 West Franklin Street
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Elizabeth Tedrow’s home 72 West Franklin Street with Mrs. George Johnson assisting. President L R Kelch opened with scripture while Miss Lon Shafer presented the book of prayer. Mrs. Lloyd Evans spoke on Porto Rico and Mrs. H D Krieg on the Philippines. Guests included Mrs. Stella Hinman of Bridgeport and Miss Irene McDowell. Refreshments followed.
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The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Tedrow
West Franklin Street
George Johnson
L. R. Kelch
Lon Shafer
Porto Rico
Lloyd Evans
Philippines
H. D. Krieg
Stella Hinman
Bridgeport
Irene McDowell
Misses Barber Visit in Columbus and Moves West
Misses Beatrice and Mildred Barber spent Sunday with friends in Columbus. Mrs. C E Neikirk left today to join her husband in Detroit after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H A Sines. Arthur Cheeseman and son returned to Berkley Michigan today, having accompanied the body of Wray to this city Wednesday. Mrs L D Johnson and others returned from Akron after visiting Willard Hall. Patricia Lou Hall will visit grandparents Mayor L J Eberle and Mrs A Hooper. Mrs W W Gibson visits son in Delaware for several days.
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Beatrice and
Mildred Barber
Columbus
C. E. Neikirk
Redempa Sines
Detroit
Michigan
H. A. Sines
Arthur Cheeseman
Berkley
Wray
L. D. Johnson
C. EF. Welch
Mabel Barnicut
Willard Hall
Akron
Patricia Lou Hall
L. J. Eberle
A. Hooper
Athens
W. W. Gibson
D. W.gibson
Delaware
Stalling Found Guilty on Intoxication Charge in Nelsonville
Oliver Stalling Bailey Run was found guilty of intoxication after arraignment yesterday before Mayor L. J. Eberle. He was fined 19 dollars plus costs. Miss Gladys Bowers of Columbus and Miss Esther Gailey of Logan visited Nelsonville relatives Thursday.
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Nelsonville
Oliver Stalling
Bailey
Yesterdy
L. J. Eberle
Gladys Bowers
Columbus
Esther Gailey
Logan
College Pastor to Lead Athens Wesley Foundation
The Rev. Arley H. Krussel, pastor of the University Methodist Church in Madison Wisconsin, will become pastor of the Wesley Foundation at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Athens. His work begins in September and he will oversee all student work.
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Arley H. Krussel
University Methodist Church
Wesley Foundation
Madison
Wisconsin
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Athens
C. M. Coluter
Methodist Church
Krussell
Rooky 4-H Members Choose August Camp at Meeting
Members of the Rooky 4-H Club answered roll call at leader Margaret Walburns home on the New Marshfield pike to confirm attendance at the County 4-H Club Camp in August. Present were Lois Mc Hare Wilma Welsh Harriett Jacoby Mary Elizabeth Blackburn Evelyn Porter Adrain Dickens Doris Cowen and Carol Hope. The next meeting is set for August 2.
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Rooky 4-H Club
Margaret Walburn
New Marshfield Pike
County 4-H Club
Lois McHare
Wilma Welsh
Harriett Jacoby
Mary Elizabeth Blackburn
Evelyn Porter
Adrain Dickens
Doris Cowen
Carol Hope
Broken Home Behind Tale of Desert Deaths
In El Centro California on July 26 a driver Enrique Armentas and his companion Mrs Julia Peres with her six children died of thirst after their car stranded in the Mojave Desert near Reale Wella They chased water as the car failed and the eight bodies were found after a motorist spotted Armentas near the wreck on the road to Blythe.
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EL Centro
Calif
Mojave
Enrique Armentas
Julia Peres
Braveley
Hig Ife
Blythe
Reale Wella
Armentas
Fire at Delong Home Blows Curtain Into Gas Flame
Fire department rushed to the Delong residence on Fayette Street yesterday afternoon to extinguish a kitchen blaze. A curtain and a window were damaged when a gust from an open window pushed the curtain into a gas flame while children made taffy.
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Nelsonville
Stanley Delong
Fayette Street
Fourth Grade Messenger Issued by Rufus Putnam Pupils
The Fourth Grade Messenger, a newspaper for fourth grade pupils, is issued by Rufus Putnam School pupils. It covers grade news including a trip to the Messenger building. Staff include managing editor James Pierre and editors Patty Mackinnon Phyllis Logan Charles Newman Betty Dinsmore Evelyn Morrison Denver Howells Dale Merriman Alice Mitchell Pauline Rose reporters Hawley Sprague Gerald Stauffer art editors Edison Cooley Jr puzzle editor Frances Thorpe Robert Brookins Donald Burdette proof-readers Milton Williams Helen Ward joke editors.
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Messenger
Rufus Putnam
James Pierre
Patty Mackinnon
Phyllis Logan
Charles Newman
Betty Dinsmore
Evelyn Morrison
Denver Howells
Dale Merriman
Alice Mitchell
Pauline Rose
Hawley Sprague
Gerald Stauffer
Edison Cooley, Jr
Frances Thorpe
Robert Brookins
Donald Burdette
Milton Williams
Helen Ward
Workmen Dig For Bodies After Train Wreck
UPA workers began digging through coal along the Hocking Valley tracks at Bradner near Bowling Green to locate as many as a dozen hoboes believed buried under coal from a derailed train. Eighteen cars overturned yesterday, and officials fear several men were buried under nearly a thousand tons of fuel.
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Bowling Green
UPA
Hocking Valley
Bradner
Detours Limited on Southeast Ohio Roads For Now
A four mile stretch on Route 50 North between Athens and Coolville is resurfaced with tar and may be the only poorly maintained highway segment in Southeast Ohio. Traffic continues but drivers should proceed slowly. Detours affect routes 7 31 and 124 in Pomeroy and Middleport due to paving. Route 11 Jackson County detour covers 9 miles fair 7 miles good. Detours for Athens Columbus travelers minimal aside from Lancaster street work.
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Athens-Hockingport
Athens
Coolville
Ohio
American Automobile Association
H. N. Burgett
Sretary
South East
Ohe Motor Club
Burgett
Coombus
Lancaster
Woman and Man Settle Traffic Fine By Golf Match
In New York on July 26, Misa Camille Stern of the Bronx told Magistrate Abraham Rosenbluth that she and Leo Grisman of 1626 Fast 172d Street played a golf contest to decide who would pay a traffic fine for running a signal. Stern pleaded guilty for Grisman and paid a $3 fine after Grisman defeated her 84 to 85.
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New York
Misa Camille Stern
Bronx
Abraham Rosenbluth
Leo Grisman
Gorman
Grisman
Tar Spill Delays Plains Road Work in Athens Township
Coun ty Surveyor reports 7500 gallons of tar leaked from a jammed valve on a tank car near the Plains Road project. The spill delayed completion, with 7500 of 10000 gallons used and the contractor facing the loss. another car from Hamilton, Ohio, expected today.
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Plains Road
Plains
Athens Township
J. W. Wilson
I’lains
Hamilton County
Hamilton
Ohio
Clover Leaf Club Holds a Meeting In Canaanville
The Clover Leaf Clothing Club met at leader Mia Charles Mansfield’s home with four members Frances Bobo Lucile Williams Dorothy Eslocker and Roberta Graham present while the secretary was absent. An informal discussion covered exhibit requirements and how to file record books. Plans were made for decorating the club booth.
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Canaanville
Clover Leaf Clothing Club
Mia
Charles Mansfield
Frances’ Bobo
Lucile Willams
Dorothy Eslocker
Roberta Graham
Athens County Fair Plans and August Meeting Details
The Athens County Fair is announced with a daj planned for early fall. The next meeting is set for August at 2 p m at the leader's home.
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Athens County
May Vehicle Output Tops Six Hundred Twenty Four Thousand
May production reached 624000 units, up 36 percent from the prior year period. It shows a drop from April 1929 production, with the month underperformance noted compared to that month.
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May
Second Raid Made Upon Porter Homa
County officers raided Oscott Porter’s Sugar Creek home Thursday afternoon after a call but found no evidence to warrant further charges. He had been arraigned that morning before J I Worstell on a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor and released on bond.
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J I. G. Worstell
Oscott Porter
Sugar Creek
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Buckeyes AB. R.H. PO. A.B
Pr. Woodson
Ceke
Lewis Tucker
Ease c
Cf. Morris
Rf Seers Stevens
I. Woodson
Bridge-Euchre Party
St. Phillips
Newi Church
Murray City
Tom Wilson
Corning
Katherine Donavan
Zaleski
Kate Kinnear
Charles Dugan
Grace Donahue
Mary Thomas
Fay Solon
Esther
Christian Sunday School
T. S. Barron
Summerland Beach
Buckeye Lake
Ruble Clothing
West Columbus Street
Brick Corporation
Missionary Meeting
KE. C. Dugan
Will Burnelle
Rebecca Hartley
Thomas Spencer
Kentner Street
Rooky Club
Hoover
Orange County
Isaac Walton
White House
Itti Dorothea Molischer
Gordonsville
Delong Residence
Auto Club
AJES
Vitaphone
Alice
Louise Fazenda
Doris Dawson
Collegians
Clover Leaf Club
Porter Homa
Grotto Open Air Pavilion
Meat Products
U.S
the Stedman Company, Packers
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