Buckeyes Edge All-Stars In Monday Night Baseball
In Nelsonville on July 28 Reed's All-Stars vs Woodson's Buckeyes saw Jack Taylor win the second round for the Buckeyes after a tie game. Smith held the Buckeyes scoreless for five innings while Brownie pitched well and luck aided later. All-Stars scored four runs, Buckeyes two in the early rout. A large crowd watched and bleachers are to be built. tonight Buckeyes face the Sugar Bowls.
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Nelsonville
Jack Taylor
Sonar Gana
Reed
All-Stars
Woodson
Buckeyes
Smith
Taylor
Brownie
Lady Luck
Railroad conductor fined for defacing property
Tom Bush a conductor on the Hocking Valley railroad pleaded guilty to maliciously defacing property in Mayor Lax court. He was fined 10 dollars and costs and given a ten day suspended jail term for good behavior. The complaint came from George Hall whose porch swing was found defaced with tobacco excretions for about a week. Clifford Lines faced intoxication charges and paid 26 dollars and costs.
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Nelsonville
Tom Bush
Hocking Valley Railroad
Lax
Bush
George Hall
Poplar Street
Hall
Clifford Lines
Red Cross Moves City Nurse Office to Central School
At a July meeting of the Red Cross officers the city nurse will use the former principal's office at Central school. The space will be redecorated for health work and a dental chair may be added later for dental clinics. After Wednesday the nurse can be reached at number 85. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huffman of Cincinnati are guests of local residents.
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Nelbonville
The
Red Cross
Local Union Meeting Set for July 31 in Nelsonville
Nelsonville July 28 Local Union No. 6127 Lick Run mine will hold a meeting in the I O O F hall Friday July 31 at 1 oclock. Important business will be discussed so it is very important that all members be present.
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Nelsonville
Lick Run Mine
Local residents enjoy Buckeye Lake and surrounding trips
Mr and Mrs C A Stover and family visit Buckeye Lake with Miss Lillian Esther and Miss Louise Black. Mayor and Mrs Will Lax return from a ten day outing. Dr C C Butt hosts relatives in Rushville while Mrs Butt stays longer. Several families, including Kelch and Healy, travel for outings and visits to St Paul and Rushville with trips to Buckeye Lake and Jacksonville Fla mentioned.
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C. A. Stover
Lillian
Missy Esther
Louise Blackburn
Columbus
Buckeye Lake
L. R. Kelch
Ruth
C. C. Butt
R. R. Stalterte
Gordon
W. Va
Ed Healy
Baird Stuart
St. Paul
Stuart
Ti Rosser
Pick damages Nelsonville mine after hours
Electrical equipment including motors and fans at the Black Diamond Mining company mine on Meeker Run near Nelsonville was damaged by a sharp pointed instrument, likely a pick, last night. The mine had been cleaned up last fall by Will and George Hall and has operated since April. damage estimated at $1,000.
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Nelsonville
Black Diamond Mining Company
Meeker Run
Will
George Hall
Herrold Family Moving to Walbridge for Work
Nelsonville July 28 C N Herrold will move his family to Walbridge where he has employment.
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Walbridge
Nelsonville
C. N. Herrold
Nelsonville Talk Series Invites Public Attendance
The Rev. T. H. Nelson of Zion NL leads a lecture series at Corner Church 14 Watkins Street. Nelson, a lawyer and minister, delivers services daily at 2 30 and 7 30 until Thursday, inviting the public to attend.
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Nelsonville
T. H. Nelson
Zion, NL
Corner Church
Watkins Street
Nelson
Waterloo Township Woman Dies at 64
Nelsonville dispatch reports Mrs. Romina Nice aged 64 wife of Fred Nice died at her Waterloo township home after a long illness. Funeral services set for Thursday at 10 AM at New Marshfield cemetery. She is survived by her husband four sons and three daughters with one son and one daughter deceased.
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Nelsonville
Romina Nice
Fred Nice
Waterloo Township
New Marshfield
Circle Hill Man Dies After Lingering Illness
Nelsonville report of 75 year old George Locke dying Monday at his Circle Hill home after a lingering illness. Funeral services set at his daughter Mrs Charley Childress home Circle Hill Wednesday at 1 PM with burial at Greenlawn. He is survived by his wife and several children.
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Nelsonville
George Locke
Circle Hill
Charley Childress
Greenlawn
Funeral services for Mrs Earl Gilbert
Nelsonville July 28. Funeral services for Mrs Earl Gilbert were held Monday at the Christian church. The service drew a large gathering of friends relatives and neighbors with the Rev. Mr. leading the ceremony.
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Nelsonville
Earl Gilbert
Mondarraeon
The
Christian Church
Mechem family on Buckeye Lake outing in Nelsonville
At Buckeye Lake in Nelsonville on July 28 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mechem with their sons Blake and Floyd and daughter Betty along with Bob Ohlinger are enjoying a week long family outing at the lake.
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Buckeye Lake
Nelsonville
Walter Mechem
Blake and
Floyd
Miss Betty
Bob Ohlinger
Excursion Headed by William Morgan to Detroit
Nelsonville July 28 William Morgan led an excursion to Detroit acting as train master and accompanying the group.
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Nelsonville
William Morgan
Detroit
Mr. Morgan
Financier Donates Sixty Drums to Penitentiary Band
Philadelphia reports millionaire financier E. T. Stotesbury enjoyed drums as a boy and has donated sixty new band instruments to the Eastern Penitentiary band.
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Financier
Philadelphia
Eastern Penitentiary Band
Cinnamon Fact Supposes Flu Prevention
London report notes no cinnamon warehouse employee has had influenza, suggesting cinnamon may prevent flu. No official study cited.
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London
Donkeys Draw Water in England’s Dwindling Wells
London reports only two working donkey powered water wells remain in England. One at Kenworth has served since 1660, highlighting a long decline in traditional hand pump and animal assisted water access across the country.
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London
England
Kenworth
Bryan to be buried in Arlington near Dewey mausoleum
Near Dewey Washington July 27 William Jennings Bryan will be buried in Arlington cemetery near the mausoleum that formerly held Admiral George Dewey. Dewey's body has been moved to the National Cathedral and the Dewey mausoleum overlooks the Potomac valley and Washington.
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Dewey
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Arlington Cemetery
Admiral George Dewey
Potomac Valley
National Cathedral
Service Details of Howearth Funeral Beams With Song
Howearth conducted the service with Rev Harris of Columbus, a cousin of Mrs Gilbert. Mrs Howearth Mrs Loren North Mrs Ralph Howe and Miss Beth Verity sang titles including Fade Fade Each Earthly Joy and Asleep in Jesus. Friends sent beautiful flowers.
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Howearth
Infant Leota Irene Champ dies in Greendale home
In Nelsonville on July 28, 8 month old Leota Irene Champ, daughter of Floyd and Mrs Champ, died at home. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon. The couple has three surviving children, with two siblings having died previously.
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Nelsonville
Leota Irene
Floyd Champ
Greendale
Death of George Locke 77 in Circle Hill passes after long illness
George Locke 77 died Monday at Circle Hill after a lingering tuberculosis illness. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 1 PM from his residence with burial in Greenlawn cemetery under Undertaker Stout. He leaves a wife and nine children across Circle Hill Longstreth Athens Haydenville and other locations, plus a brother William Locke of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
George Locke
Circle Hill
Greenlawn
Stout
Locke
Charles Childers
Douglas Locke
John Locke
L. R. Williams
Longstreth
Colonel Locke
Athens
Elmer Locke
Haydenville
Earl Locke
Gallipolis
Harry Hallam
Jacksonville
Dollie Burnell
Akron
William Locke
Nichols Host a Plains Social with Music and Dance
Mr and Mrs W C Nichols entertained friends at their The Plains home in Chauncey with music dancing and refreshments. Performers included W M Hawk A J Wilson and Mrs F E Cook. Attendees ranged from Albany Nelsonville Athens Sand Run New Marshfield California and The Plains.
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Chauncey
W. C. Nichols
the Plains
W. M. Hawk
A. J. Wilson
F. E. Cook
Lloyd Knowlton
Oscar Knowlton
Albany
Arthur Wilson
Nelsonville
Ambrose Terrel
Walter McQuire
Athens
Sam Scott
New Marshfield
Thelma North
Sand Run
Joe Kennedy
California
Gladys
Myrtle Boring
William McDonald
Howard McDonald
Minister Family Visits Kin in Xenia
Mrs Edward Minister and her children Miss Eleanor Minister Harold and Charlies and Elbert Minister left Chauncey on Monday for Xenia Ohio to visit Mr and Mrs Frank Weaver their brother in law and sister. They expect to be away about a week.
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Xenia Chauncey
Edward Minister
Eleanor
Harold, Charlies
Elbert
Chauncey
Xenia
Chicken Dinner Honors Local Guests at The Plains
Arthur Burchfield entertained with a two course chicken dinner Sunday at their home in The Plains honoring guests Mr. and Mrs. John Cowan and family Rhoda Mary Olive Fawn and Mrs Rhoda Augustine of Sugar Creek Mrs Lydia Beachout Mrs Flora Mc Harg Mrs Fannie McCathran and Mrs Harry Moore and son Melvin all of The Plains.
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Chauncey
Mee
Arthur ‘Burchfield
the Plains
John Cowan
Rhoda
Mary Olive
Fawn
Rhoda Augustine
Sugar Creek
Lydia Beachout
Flora McHarg
Fannie McCathran
Harry Moore
Melvin
First Christian Sunday School Picnic Slated
The First Christian Sunday school will hold a picnic at the country home of Mr and Mrs Karl W Gardner north of town on Thursday evening All class members are urged to attend and bring their favorite dish.
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Karl W. Gardner
Mrs Coon Hosts Sunday Evening at The Plains
Mrs Arthur Coon entertained Sunday evening at their home at The Plains. Complimentary to Mr and Mrs Joseph Kennedy visiting from Long Beach California. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilson Mr and Mrs Ambrose Terrel Mr and Mrs F F E Cook Mr and Mrs W C Nichols Mr and Mrs Kennedy and Mr and Mrs Arthur Coon.
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Chauncey
Arthur Coon
the Plains
Joseph Kennedy
Long Beach
California
Arthur Wilson
Ambrose Terrel
F. FE. Cook
W. C. Nichols
Kennedy
Albany social notes reveal visits and relatives
Mr and Mrs Arthur McPherson of Albany visited with Mr and Mrs 8 G Nichols. Misses Winifred and Mae West of Albany spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs M O Bryan at The Plains. Mrs G W Coon returned from Mansfield where her husband works. Mr and Mrs Jake Ludwig and Mr and Mrs Guy Dowler of Parkersburg West Virginia stayed with relatives at The Plains on Saturday.
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Arthur McPherson
Albany
G. Nichols
Winifred
Mae West
M. O. Bryan
the Plains
G. W. Coon
Mansfield
Jake Ludwig
Guy Dowler
Parkersburg
W. Va
Weekend Guests and Local Visits Around Chauncey
Local residents were seen visiting relatives in Chauncey and nearby towns. Laura Morris of Athens hosted Opal. families from The Plains Lancaster Sugar Creek and Chauncey gathered at the North home in Athens. Several Chauncey residents traveled to Columbus for work, while others hosted guests at homes on Monroe Avenue and Mill Street. The Chauncey sixth grade plans a postponed picnic at Louise A in Jacobs Avenue Wednesday afternoon.
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Union
Shaw
Laura Morris
Athens
Opal. Barns
the Plains
George North
William Fennell
Wellston
Chauncey
Thomas Fennell
Monroe Avenue
Fred Cochrane
George Cline
Columbus
Audrey and
Gaynor Johnson
Alfred Stalders
Hay
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Cincinnati
Roy Schrackenburg
Waterloo
Gilbert
Ohio
Sam Baughman
Matt Throckmartin
Nichols
Loyal Daughters
Loyal Girls
Atlas Store
Glouster, O
Mary Agnes North
Lancaster
Evelyn Augustine
Alma Fennell
Denville
Ethie Moore
William Hicks
Mark Suttton
Mill Street
Maggie Morgan
Thelma Schoonover
Ryenville
George Meithart
King
Mise Louise A
Jacobs Avenue
Astounding
S. L. Hoffman & Co
Rose
Helio
Peach
Tan
Joyce’s Department
Gosu
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