Crabtree Signs With St Louis After Dubuque Success
Estel Crabtree of Nelsonville has been signed by the St. Louis Cardinals and will remain with the Dubuque Mississippi Valley league team. He bats .428, leads the league with 20 hits in nine games, plus two homers four triples eight doubles. 30 hits in 70 at bats. He played last season with West End of Nelsonville Twilight league and Columbus teams. He also pitched a recent game against Moline, allowing four hits and one unearned run as Dubuque scored eleven.
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Nelsonville
Estel Crabtree
Dubuque
Crabtree
St. Louis Cardinals
Crabby
Austin Doan Takes Bride
Nelsonville friends report the May 28 marriage of Dr. Charles Austin Doan formerly of Nelsonville to Margaret Dixon Riggs daughter of Clarence C. Riggs of Cornwall Connecticut. They will reside at 65th Street and Avenue A New York City after October. Dr. Doan son of Robert A Doan and the late Minta Welch Doan born in Nelsonville, educated in city schools, and trained in medicine at Johns Hopkins.
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Nelsonville
Charles Austin Doan
Margaret Dixon Riggs
Clarence C. Riggs
Cornwall
Connecticut
Sixty-fifth Street
Avenue A
New York City
Doan
Robert A. Doan
Minta Welch Doan
Longley in hospital in Columbus for treatment
Nelsonville barber Sam Longley, a well known local figure, is in University Hospital in Columbus for treatment and a possible surgical operation.
Local man injured in moving car fall
Earl ee of this city slipped and fell from a moving car on Monday breaking his left shoulder and collar bones. Dr Rhodes reduced the fractures.
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Lsonville
Earlee
Ana
Rhodes
Missionary society meeting planned by local Methodist church
The Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Friday evening with Mrs. Charles Hanning on Fayette street. Mrs. Mary Robertson will lead the program and Mrs. W. H. Bartoe will conduct devotions. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. James Beard, Mrs. Elizabeth Green and Mrs. Charles Reynolds.
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Nelsonville
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Charles Hanning
Fayette Street
Mary Robertson
W. H. Bartoe
James Beard
Elizabeth Green
Charles Reynolds
Mrs. Aurelia Hardy Dies at Nelsonville Home
Aurelia Mandy Hardy 75 wife of John Hardy died at her Mason City hill Nelsonville home Tuesday after a lingering illness. She leaves husband and children Bert Richards Logan Mrs Eddie Reynolds Floodwood Thomas Hardy Nelsonville and Flora Hayden Cleveland plus stepsons Glen Hardy Eastern Ohio John Joe and Will Hardy Alabama. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 PM at the residence.
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Nelsonville
Aurelia Mandy Hardy
John Hardy
Mason City Hill
Bert Richards
Logan
Eddie Reynolds
Floodwood
Thomas Hardy
Flora Hayden
Cleveland
Glen Hardy
Ohio
John
Joe
Will Hardy
Alabama
Graduates as Nurse at White Cross Hospital
White Cross hospital will graduate a class of eighteen nurses on Thursday evening June 3 at commence exercises in King Avenue M church. Miss Nelva A. Walker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Walker of Nelsonville, is among the graduates.
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Nelsonville
White Cross Hospital
King Avenue M
Nelva A. Walker
Frank Walker
Betsy Ross Club Outing in Coolville for Mrs Swart
Nineteen Nelsonville women joined Chauncey Athens and Coolville members for a motor trip to Coolville honoring Mrs Arthur Swart of Chauncey who is moving to Pontiac Michigan. After a picnic dinner Mrs Swart received a gift from Chauncey friends following the outing.
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Nelsonville
Coolville
Chauncey
Athens
Arthur Swart
Pontiac
Michigan
Leases New Hotel in Nelsonville
June 2 report in the Charleston Gazette announces C. H. Newton of Nelsonville leasing the new Hotel Ulysses. Opened June 1 with Newton as manager, the hostelry is described as modern and among Charleston's leading establishments.
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Nelsonville
Charleston Gazette
C. H. Newton
Ulysses
Newton
Charleston
Hatfield Pleads Guilty to Menacing Threats
Bob Hatfield of Kimberly pleaded guilty to making menacing threats when arraigned before Mayor Eberle. He was fined $10 and costs.
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Nelsonville
Bob Hatfield
Kimberly
Eberle
iNe
Pospichel Pleads Not Guilty to Reckless Driving
Nelsonville report says Bob Pospichel entered a not guilty plea to a reckless driving charge at arraignment before Mayor Eberle. A hearing is scheduled for Friday night. The incident involved an alleged spe embed desta.
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Nelsonville
Bob Pospichel
Eberle
Nsere
Parks Takes Over Rotary at Nelsonville Club
Nelsonville Rotary Club met to hear Fred Johnson’s year end report as he retired as president. W. H. Parks was installed as the new president and urged member support for the new officers and directors. Guests included M. Morrow S. J. Cobb W. E. Forney and Dr. Chas. E. Howe.
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Nelsonville
Fred Johnson
Nelsonville Rotary Club
W. H. Parks
M. M. Morrow
S. J. Cobb
Columbus
W. E. Forney
Detroit
Nelsonville Brick Company
Chas. E. Howe
Westervillle
Gadburys Return From Buckeye Lake Visit
Mrs. B. W. Gadbury and her son Walter have completed a ten day stay at Buckeye Lake and returned home.
Missionary Society to Convene in Nelsonville Thursday
The Christian Missionary society meets at 7 30 pm with Mrs J Bowers on Edward street. Rev and Mrs Oberdorfer, India missionaries on furlough, will speak. Men of the congregation are invited. Officers to be elected and a good attendance is desired.
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Nelsonville
Christian Missionary Society
Jefferson Bowers
Edward Street
Plans for Daughters of America Initiation Friday
Daughters of America will hold an initiation at their regular meeting Friday night all members are urged to attend and participate in the initiation ceremony.
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Nelsonville
Daughters of America
Chamber and Kiwanis to Meet Thursday Evening
The chamber of commerce and Kiwanis club will meet jointly on Thursday evening June 3. Secretary Hudson will report on recent sessions of the chamber of commerce of the United States in Washington. Other matters of importance will be discussed and meetings start promptly at 6 15.
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Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Hudson
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Washington
Dinner party at Walnut street hosted by Mr and Mrs Clark
Nelsonville notes report a 6 o'clock dinner at the Clark home on Walnut street Monday evening. Guests include Mr and Mrs Flave Campbell and daughters Helen and Jennie of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Foster Clark and Ruth Elleene, Mr and Mrs Robert Clark and sons Bobby and Rex, and Mr and Mrs Wilson Clark with Esther and Wilson Jr.
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Nelsonville
Wilson Clark
Walnut Street
Flave Campbell
Helen
Jennie
Cleveland
Foster Clark
Ruth Elleene
Robert Clark
Bobby
Rex
Esther and
Wilson
Large Japanese Immigration Stirs Brazil's Interest
Brazil considers inviting Japanese workers as Tokyo reports study of sending large colonies to settle a 250000 acre Amazon strip offered by Brazil. Debate grows in Brazilian press and among statesmen since earlier immigration restriction laws in the Sie era.
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Rio DE Janeiro
U.P
Brazil
Tokyo
Amazons
Lawa
Athens Golfers Headed to Marietta Inter-City Match
Thirty five members of the Athens Country Club will travel to Marietta Thursday to compete against the Marietta club. Confirmed players include B. Grover C. G. O Bleness S. M. Johnson R B Wood D H Biddle F W Bush and others.
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Athens Country Club
Marietta
Marietta Club
B. Grover
C. G. O’bleness
S. M. Johnson
R. 8. Wood
D. H. Biddle
F. W. Bush
R. W. Finsterwald
G. Parks
J. R. Sprague
D. Peden
C. Woodworth
Fish Placed In Hocking River By Isaac Walton League
The Isaac Walton League of Athens placed 2 150 fish in the Hocking river from Chauncey to Stewart. Distribution included 1 200 catfish 350 large mouth bass 400 small mouth bass and 200 bluegills. Two game wardens were appointed to curb illegal fishing and hunting.
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Isaac Walton League of
Athens
Hocking River
Chauncey
Stewart
L. F. Jones
Isaac Walton League
Bill Sil
Fish and Game Division
Chas. V. Truax
Ohio
Sandusky
Lake Erie
London
Zoar
Waverly
Newton
Chagrin Falls
Akron
St. Marys
Defiance
Truax
Fish and Game
State
Orange and Farm Bureau
Truaxa States
Indian Lake
Buckeye Lake
Piqua
Bucyrus
Unclear Quote on Marriage and Interference
A Mansfield journal quote suggests a woman is not a hopeless old maid until she develops a mania for meddling in others affairs indicating social norms and reputational views of women.
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Mansfield, O
Journal
Glouster Legion Team to Play at Zanesville Grays
The Glouster American Legion baseball team leaves at 1 p.m. tomorrow for Zanesville to take on the fast Zanesville Grays. Last year about 400 fans accompanied the team to the game from Glouster. The Atlas store will supply the departure point. The Lauchlin-Ideals of Martins Ferry, Ohio, will visit Glouster on Sunday, June 6, with a squad that has defeated Beaver Falls Elks and other strong teams this year and will feature Latimer and other former major or industrial league players.j
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Glouster American Legion
Zanesville
Ideals
Latimer
Birmingham
The
Bennington
Wilson Packers
Chicago
O'Malley
Waynesburg
Snively
Bay City
Reunion of Meigs and neighboring counties in Columbus
Former residents from Meigs Gallia Vinton Athens Hocking and Fairfield counties plan a Sunday gathering at Olentangy Park in Columbus for the reunion of societies from the old home area. Officers sending letters include J B Collison and J E Tritsch for Hocking and Athens, W E Wheeler and Miss Iddy for Athens, J L Hughes for Gallia and Jackson, George Morris for Fairfield, and George T. Smith with Miss E M Gardner for Meigs.
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Columbus
Meigs
Gallia
Vinton
Athens
Hocking
Fairfield
Old Home Place
Olentangy Park
J. B. Collison
J. E. Tritsch
W. E. Wheeler
Miss Iddy
J. L. Hughes
Jackson
George Morris
George T. Smith
E. M. Gardner
Fires and Explosions Mark Klan Ceremony in Athens
A fiery cross burned on North Hill near the city late last night with several loud explosions preceding it. The display celebrated the forming of a junior auxiliary by the Athens Ku Klux Klan, the first such spectacle in Athens for some time. The Times-Star questions what happened to the girl who once blushed at bare facts.
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North Hill
Athens
Ku Klux Klan
Cincinnati, O
Times-Star
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