Fourth Street Repaving Complete at Nelsonville
Nelsonville July 90 The State Highway Department has finished Fourth Street from Chestnut to Weinut Streets near Route 218, with reclaimed surface. Brick re-laying on Cooley Bill, Madn Street delayed to allow brick foundation settling. Parents announce birth of Lois Ann Scheide in Logan. Sunday School Class party held at Betty Figgles home. Local baseball notes from Buchtel and Fort Thomas trips. upcoming games and team lineups described.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Department
Fourth Street
Chestnut
Weinut Streets
M. City
Mason City
Cooley Bill
Madn Street
Usis Street
Clayton Scheide Jr
Lydia Johnson
Logan
Lois Ann
Frank Johnson
Jackson Street
Orland Gandee
The
Christian Church
Betty Figgles
West Washington Street
Harriet Davis
Jane Figging
Jane Powell
Betty
Jane Verity
Marjorie Holland
Vivian Beagle
Jane Dolman
Alberta Shafer
Florence Carpenter
Carma Heffner
Etta Rhoad
Rachel Steenrod
Nelsonville tennis opens with mayor backed draw
Nelsonville hosts a tennis championship at the Racketeer Tennis Club with singles and doubles pairings led by Mayor Bill Hickman. Local prizes donated by Ruble's Edlac ians Mochem's the Hub and the Edt Shop.
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Bill Hickman
Racketeer Tennis Club
Dwicht Kuhn
Bob Hall
Lowdon
Zuber
Long
Steenrod
Woodson
Wolfe
Shafer
Jewett
Shaw
Voight
Maynard
Smith
Sheppard
J. Evans
H. Evans
Cookson
Howe
Hilleary
Factory Old Timers Bring Life to Sayre Specials Race
Nelsonville July 30 Athena Factory Old Timers revived past rosters to race the Sayre Specials of Buchtela before 500 fans. Manager Bill Barrows and scorer Bill Davis joined the lineup as the game opened with Smith singling and Watson Coepe driving in a run on a triple before Coepe scored.
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VY. Phillips
Byron
B. Phillips
Buchtel
Jim Coepe
Coakley
Smith
W. Coepe
Coakiey
Krotche
Buchtel Blues
Carbondale Grays
Avoir Dupais
Louis Powell
Cherles Perry
Deke Brunson
Gilbert Smith
Clyde Ra
Fred Mulligan
Benson Preston
Paul Hudson
Walter Hudson
Bil Hickman
Ralph Elliott
Fat Men
Herb Long
Harry Adams
John Owens
Clarence Farrow
Charlie Wolfe
C L. Stout
George Bateman
Harry Kelley, Jr
John Longley
Donald Dunkie
Dutch Shafer
Charles Silcott
Jack Thompson
Charles Cookson
Duke Wilson
Frank Skivers
Henry Stratten
Charlie Stratton
Wallace Glenn
Skinner
Bateman
Nelsonville
Athena Factory
Sayre
Buchtela
Bill Barrows
Bill Davis
Watson Coepe
Coepe
Sorrow in Silence Over Sicilian Child Butchering Raid
In New York July 30 Sicilian mothers cried for slain and injured children as neighbors stood mute witnessing the aftermath of a brutal raid that left a group of youngsters caught in crossfire.
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New York
Lafe Hawk Dies in New Marshfield After Heat Link
Lafe Hawk a Civil War veteran widely known in southeastern Ohio died at his home in New Marshfield around 9:30 this morning. Officials attribute the heart attack and high heat as possible causes. He talked with neighbors before collapsing in the kitchen. Funeral plans pending with relatives including his widow Jennie Hawk and daughters Mrs. Neilie Alison of Columbus and Mrs. Eva Wert.
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Lafayette
Phiteburgh resident Mr Hawk dies after long public life
Mr Hawk, born in Wilkesville, Virginia, served as private then second lieutenant in the Thirty-Sixth Ohio Infantry. He worked on a family farm, later held roles as Athens County recorder, township treasurer, and notary public. He died at age 123? years in New Marshfield, predeceased by daughter Nettie.
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Phiteburgh
Ohin Infantry
Winchester
Abraham Lincoln
Hawi
Misa
Jennie Mav Hugh
New Marshfe
Nettle
Hawk
Athens County
New Marshfield
Wheat for many uses in steady Ohio market report
In Columbus July report the wheat crop is valued around 17.07 million dollars this year versus 71 million last year. Government figures assume a 45 million bushel yield. prices near record highs promise strong income, with feeder demand and cheap feed supporting hogs and eggs despite lower grain prices.
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Columbus
Saya Carl J. West
el March
Chic Warn Bureau
Wheat prices shift as poultry feed value rises
The piece notes poultrymen face a stronger season with higher prices for feed wheat and cheaper eggs due to lower quality wheat offering similar feeding value to corn. It cites 30 pounds per bushel observations in Oaks and reports farmers in Franklin Pickaway and Fairfield counties absorbing low grade wheat for feed. Taxes remain high and sales slow as farmers retain value grain.
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Pickaway
Fairfield
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