Local Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mr Bob Neal and Mr Lester Beckle visited friends at Circle Hill. Mrs Mont Minor of Barberton visits her parents Mr and Mrs Donard Hoffner. Mrs Frank Rhodes and Elizabeth shop in Athens. Mrs William Beckle and Earl shop in Athens. Mrs Stella Jones and children Thelma and Thomas weekend with Mrs Phillip Strauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Neal
Lester Beckle
Circle Hill
Mont Minor
Barberton
Donard Hoffner
Frank Rhodes
Elizabeth
Athens
William Beckle
Earl
Athena
Stella Jones
Thelma and
Thomas
Phillip Strauss
Fitzer Family Hosts Numerous Sunday Guests in Athens
Mr and Mrs Charles Fitzer hosted a large group for a Sunday visit including Ed Dugan Dow Dempster Stella Sanders Jack Lyons and the Williams and Rhodes families from this place Also Mrs Hoffner and Mrs Charles Hoffner shopped in Athens and the Christian church organized a Christian Endeavor Society Sunday evening Mrs Frank Rhodes shopped in Athens and the Fitzer party motored to Athens Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Charles Fitzer
Ed Dugan
Dow
Dempster
Stella Sanders
Jack
Lawrence Lyons
Nelsonville
Daisy Rhodes
Flossie Williams
Dana Williams
Mary
Max
Hoffner
Charles Hoffner
Christian Church of
Local Families Visit Relatives Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Robi Cabeen of near Athens spent Sunday with Angeline Woodyard. Charlie Carsey family visited relatives at Pratts Fork Sunday. Ira Hanning and family from Lone Peak were Athens visitors Saturday. W B Woodyard daughter Ella shopped in Athens last week. E H Carbaugh spent Sunday with Albany relatives. Emmett Sauters family and Anna Sauters visited Mary Burson in Jerseyville. Winnie Martin from Ohio University spent the weekend at home. Blake Tubbs visited W B Woodyard Sunday. Fred Oberholzer were Albany visitors Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi. Cabeen
Athens
Angeline Woodyard
Charlie Carsey
Pratts Fork
Ira Hanning
Lonesome Peak
W. B. Woodyard
Ella
E. H. Carbaugh
Albany
Emmett Sauters
Anna Sauters
Leonard, the pivot of the pennant race
The piece argues pitcher Hubert Leonard could have shaped the pennant race for Detroit, with Boston, New York, Chicago, and Cleveland all seeking him. It notes his move from Boston to New York, then to Detroit, and suggests he would lift the White Sox or Indians if acquired, shaping the outcome of the American League title chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert
Leonard
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Red Sox
Yankees
Ernie Shore
Duffy Lewis
New York
Tigers
White Sox
Indians
Chicago
Cleveland
Yankee
Miller Huggins
Shore
Kid Gleason
Par
Tiz Promises Quick Relief for Tired Feet
Ad praises Tiz as a magical balm for sore feet with no corns or blisters. It claims acids and toxins are drawn out, easing pain after work or long walks. A 25 cent box is offered at druggists and department stores for a year of foot comfort.
Leonard’s tumultuous career reshapes Tigers and Red Sox fate
The piece argues Leonard’s temperament and early Boston struggle limited his value there. It notes his fit with Hughie Jennings’ Tigers could unlock his potential, and compares him to other cases where a pitcher thrived under new management but floundered with former clubs.
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Leonard
Red Sox
Boston
Carl Mays
Fenway Park
Bill Carrigan
Carrigan
al Mamaux
Pittsburg
George Gibson
Pirates
Giants
Tigers
Hughie Jennings
Yankees
White Sox
Indians
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League results show Cincinnati beating Boston 7 6 and New York sweeping Pittsburgh 9 0 in the first game with a 1 6 loss in the second. Philadelphia edged St Louis 3 1 and Brooklyn blanked Chicago 6 0. American League openers list Cleveland beating Philadelphia 2 1 and Chicago taking both ends against New York 5 6 and 5 3. Detroit defeated Boston 3 1 in the first and 2 3 in the second. St Louis beat Washington 1 0. American Association standings place St Paul 5 Milwaukee 0 and Minneapolis 4 Kansas City 1 in the first. Columbus 2 Indianapolis 4 and Toledo 6 Louisville 3 in others.
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New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Sess
Cincinnati
Boston
Wee
Seeee
Evesiavens
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Ecossee
Esca
Vece
Ean
OBAL
Milwaukee
Esse
Eeereeen Coro
Fe Rere
Mooper Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
A. W. Keirns family hosted a Sunday gathering in Glouster with relatives. Myrtle Morris of OUV at Athens spent the weekend with local folks. Edgar Keirns and family visited Angell Ridge, and Sam Calentine of Athens visited his brother Henry Calentine. Sylvia Keirns traveled to Columbus and Buckeye Lake for a short stay. Rev and Mrs F C Ransdell of Athens were entertained Friday evening by Edgar Keirns family with music and ice cream.
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A. W. Keirns
Glouster
Myrtle Morris
O .Uv
Athens
Howard Brown
Edith
Edgar Keirns
Angell Ridge
Wilbur Rogers
Sam Calentine
Henry Calentine
Sylvia Keirns
Local residents visit Parkersburg and area kin
Mrs Don Kasler and family plus Mr and Mrs Sidney Kasler and two daughters traveled to Parkersburg Sunday to spend the day. Lewis Kasler and Albany relatives were here Sunday. Misses Bessie and Nora Linscott of McDougall visited Mrs Edgar Keirns. Lewis Morris visited Athens on business Friday. A surprise birthday dinner for Emory Wolfe was held Sunday at Cozy Corner near Athens. Beulah Linscot is assisting Mrs Howard Brown with housework this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Kasler
Sidney Kasler
Parkersburg
Lewis Kasler
Albany
Bessie
Nora Linscott
McDougall
Edgar Keirns
Lewis Morris
Athens
Emory Wolfe
Beulah Linscot
Howard Brown
Community Social Notes From Athens Area
Miss Gertrude Walker of Athens visited Miss Clarys Smith last week. Mrs. G A Dougherty and Rexford spent Sunday with Everette Townsend in Logan. George Boles hosted John Starkey and family from Guysville on Sunday. Wade Biggens planned a trip to Athens then Akron for work. Local guests included Mrs. Adie Biggens and daughter Dorothy. Howard and Bill Biggens hosted relatives including Clark Biggens and Sydney Stewart. Wade Biggens recently returned from overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Walker
Athens
Clarys Smith
G. A. Dougherty
Rexford
Everette Townsend
Logan
Mr. Roberts
Amesville
George Boles
L. H. Smith
Parkersburg
Wade Sbiggens
Akron
Freda Cole
James Russell
Meigs County
John Starkey
Guysville
Howard
Bill Biggens
Wade Biggens
John Butts
Clark Biggens
Oliver Withee
Huntington W. Va
Sydney Stewart
Galipolis
Addie Biggens
Dorothy
Crime prevention and punishment costs Ohio millions
Columbus Ohio July 31 Prevention and punishment of crime costs the State of Ohio about ten million dollars yearly according to figures by H S Riddle president of the state board of administration.
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Columbus
State of
Ohio
H. S. Riddle
State Board of Administration
Troop Trains to Stop at Athens Union Station
Troop trains passing through Athens will now stop at the Union station for five minutes by order of Superintendent E W Hoffman of Chillicothe. Miss Clara Atkinson, Red Cross chair, appealed to the B and O official by telephone. Previously trains passed through without stopping, causing loss of support and ice cream. Local Red Cross volunteers will serve cooling refreshments and chat with soldiers to ease travel monotony.
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Athens
Union Station
E. W. Hoffman
Chillicothe
Red Cross
Clara Atkinson
MARRIED AT HIGH NOON
Captain Leonard E. McKinney of Buchtel and Miss Lulu Hochnadle of Milan Michigan wed at high noon in a quiet ceremony at the First M E parsonage with Rev. Dr Strecker officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Harry McKinney. Captain McKinney serves in the 26th New England division 102 infantry as a signal officer, returned to the states in June 1918 as an instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard E. McKinney
Buchtel
Lulu Hochnadle
Milan
Mich
M. E
C. L. Strecker
Harry McKinney
McKinney
26Th
New England Division
102
States
Willard Suit Over Ban on Fight Pictures Filed
The Standard Film Service Company sues former heavyweight champion Jess Willard promoter Tex Rickard and movie man Frank G. Hall for 5000 dollars alleging loss from a ban on showing pictures of the fight. The case was filed in a Cleveland federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jess Willard
Tex Rickard
Frank G. Hall
Standard Film Service Company
Padlock sales rise as wartime prohibition takes effect
Springfield Illinois hardware dealers report a jump in padlock sales for cellar doors since wartime prohibition began. The associated line hints that husbands are buying to guard cellars, implying strict security measures at home.
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Springfield
Ili
Hubby
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O. A. Field
Barstow
Foraker
Millfield
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Mooper Ridge
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