Giants Defeat Carbondale in Nelsonville City League Game
Nelsonville Giants routed Carbondale 9 to 3 in a City League baseball game. Chat Woodson allowed seven hits as the Giants collected nine, with Hope Woodson Tucker and Leach driving two hits each. Carbondale starter Herrold gave up six runs in two innings before Doolittle relieved. Lightfritz led Carbondale with two of three, including a long triple. Brooks Shoes and Carbondale had a postponed game slated for 5:30 Thursday.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Giants
Carbondale
Chat Woodson
Giants
Hope Woodson
Tucker
Leach
Herrold
Mike Doolittle
Lightfritz
Dalers
Brooks Shoes
Nelsonville Ee
H. Woodson
Roberts
Woodson
Chapman
P. Dexter
Jones, Jr
P. Doolittle
Stanley
Cock Wanta
Frisby
Mills
R. Brooks
Mace
Johnson
Garner
Martha Class meets at Ed Crouse home in Nelsonville
The Martha Class of the M. E. Church gathered at Mrs. Ed Crouse’s home in Nelsonville Tuesday evening with hostesses Mrs. Elmer Bay and Mrs. Tom Bush. The session opened with a song, devotion led by Mrs. W. P. Clark, and prayer. Mrs. Miles Howe presided as president. program leader Mrs. Ben Stalter arranged contests with prizes awarded to Rose Cook, Harry Jackson, and Blanche Moorehead. Refreshments followed for 16 members and two guests.
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Nelsonville
Martha
M. E. Church
Ed Crouse
Elmer Bay
Tom Bush
Jesus
W. P. Clark
Miles Howe
Ben Stalter
Rose Cook
Harry Jackson
Blanche Moorehead
Troop 66 Scouts Gather Tonight at West School
All members of Troop 66, Boy Scouts, are requested to meet at 7 PM at the West School building. Summer camping plans will be discussed. The first district camp opens June 14 at Camp Dupler near Athens.
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Nelsonville
Troop 66
Boy Scouts
West School
Camp
Dupler
Athens
D of A Benefit Party Set Friday in IOOF Hall
Nelsonville invites the public to a county D of A benefit party at the IOOF Hall Friday at 8 o clock. Proceeds support the organization and local charitable efforts.
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Nelsonville
D. of A
IOOF
Revival at Carbon Hill Attracting Crowds
Crowds grow nightly at Carbon Hill revival services this week and next. Special music by Harry Fagan, a blind musician, and his wife, is highly enjoyed. The Rev. Dwight G. Plymire of Nelsonville leads the meetings with evening preaching. Children's meetings run each evening at 7, led by Mr. and Mrs. Fagan. Services start at 7 30.
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Carbon Hill
Harry Fagan
Dwight G. Plymire
Nelsonville
Eagles to Play at Chillicothe
The Eagles pall club will travel to Chillicothe on Sunday June 12 to face Mead Paper Co. in a postponed contest. Manager John Brown expects a fifth straight win, stressing the unit’s balanced strength without a single standout player. The club meets at 10 30 am for the trip.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
Chillicothe
Mead Paper Co
Brown
Nelsonville Eagles Host Family Night With Music and Dancing
The Nelsonville Eagles entertainment committee Clyde Ray William Young and Basil Whitlatch promise a big night for members and families Friday June 10. The program includes games a floor show and round and square dancing with Pappy Stewart and his Gang providing the music all Eagles and their families are invited.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Clyde Ray
William Young
Basil Whitlatch
Pappy Stewart
Men’s Class To Meet At Church In Nelsonville
Nelsonville men from the Pilgrim Church on Chestnut Street will meet in the church basement tonight at 7 30. Miss Mabel Fair music director of Springfield has arranged a program with vocal solos and ensembles plus piano accordion and guitar selections. Participants include June Garner Juanita Brown Mrs Bernard Inman Mrs Farrow Orville and Virginia Awe and Rev Awe urges attendance.
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Nelsonville
Pilgrim Church
Chestnut St
Mabel Fair
Springfield
June Garner
Juanita Brown
Bernard Inman
Farrow
Orville
Virginia Awe
Awe
Nelsonville Rural Notes Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Herbert Swingle of Union Furnace ended a brief visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Nanna and cousin Miss Forrest Brandenburg. Rev. V A Nanna of Martinville preached at Connett Church. Mrs. Wes Woodard visited Nelsonville as several locals attended the Centennial pageant there last week.
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Nelsonville
Herbert Swingle
Union Furnace
Irvin Nanna
Forrest Brandenburg
V. A. Nanna
Martinville
Connett Church
Wes Woodard
Red Cross Seeks Aid for China Refugees
Nelsonville report says the Red Cross will continue accepting contributions for relief of Chinese war refugees. W. D. Mender announces the call was postponed during Centennial Week and will collect local gifts to turn over to the Athens County Chapter Office in Athens.
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Nelsonville
Red Cross
W. D. Mender
Mr. Mender
Athens County
Athens
Methodist Missionary Society to Meet at Church
Nelsonville church hosts the Methodist Missionary Society meeting at 7 30 this evening. Members who have not turned in their bank offering are asked to do so at this session.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Missionary Society
Halletts Plead Guilty in Nelsonville Quarreling Case
J C Hallett and Elizabeth Hallett pleaded guilty on arraignment Wednesday in Mayor Cc G Dew s court to quarreling and fighting. Each was fined 10 dollars and costs.
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Nelsonville
J. C. Hallett
Elizabeth Hallett
Cc. G. Dew
Nelsonville Friday Bridge Club luncheon noted
Mrs. C. C. Slater hosted a 12 30 luncheon at the Maramar for the Nelsonville Friday Bridge Club. Scores are listed with Mrs. L P Rice and Mrs. Harry Kelly high in one group and Miss Catharine Newman high in another. Guests and travelers from several states attended.
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Nelsonville
C. C. Slater
S. Harding Road
Columbus
Maramar
L. P. Rice
Harry Kelly
Nelle Vorhes
Catharine Newman
Bartlett
Edith Stierslow
W. H. Grady
Sylvia Cooley
Slater
C. E. Welch
R. R. Stalter
Frank Freer
R. H. Jackson
W. B. Mechem
Garnet Bennett
John Edington
John Lawson
Frank Poston
Herbert Leiphen
Philadelphia
Nelle Vorkes Slater
A. B. Johnson
Harry Edington
C. G. Sheppard
S. E. Dean
Freda Smith
C. H. Bartlett
Wallace Glenn
William Morgan
William Mills
P. W. Hickman
Cecil Shafer
Emma Wilson
Edith Stiers
Warren Badger
Gay Aumiller
Nelonville
Frank X. Rauch
Lulu Poston
Athens
Louisville
Glenn Oliver
Dave Evans
L. J. Murphy
John Durckemiller
W. S. Jones
Chas. Preston
W. H. Duffy
New York City
W. H. Cann
Lancaster
Eudora Past Matrons Hosts Guest Night At Masonic Temple
Twenty members and nineteen guests attend the annual guest night of the Past Matrons and Patrons Association at the Masonic Temple. A planned menu dinner prepared by Mrs. Nelle Dowler and Mrs. Margaret Galvin was served at 6 30. After dinner a time of contests and games engaged the group.
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Eudora Chapter
Masonic Temple
Nelle Dowler
Margaret Galvin
Elder Aeh and daughter to graduate from Rio Grande College
Chris Aeh aged 53 and his daughter Marjorie Aeh aged 20 will graduate in Rio Grande College near Gallipolis this year. The elder Aeh has taught at South Webster for 28 years. Marjorie was this year’s May Queen and plans to teach.
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Chris Aeh
Marjorie Aeh
Rio Grande College
Gallipolis
Aeh
South Webster
Rio Grande
Stolen Car Reported On Columbus Street
An automobile owned by Ed Dugan in Nelsonville was stolen from its parking place on Columbus Street between 8 and 9 30 Wednesday night, police were informed.
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Nelsonville
Ed Dugan
Columbus St
Boston Child Choked While Trying Toy Thermometer
Eight year old Marjorie Greenberg was admitted after attempting to take her temperature with a toy thermometer. She choked on glass fragments removed from her mouth at the hospital.
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Boston
Marjorie Greenberg
Permanent police guard at rail near Philipoplis
A permanent police guard has been posted at a railway point near Philipoplis after a spate of suicides. Within two months three women and four men threw themselves under passing trains.
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Sofia
Philipopolis
Geneva Motorist Abandons Car Citing Reluctance to Drive
An Ashtabula man who left his car in Geneva six months ago says he no longer wishes to drive. State patrol has twice located the vehicle and notified him.
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Geneva
Ashtabula, O
State Highway Patrol
Social Notes From Glouster Highlights Local gatherings
Glouster residents recount a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Charles Swartz with gifts and a home gathering. The note lists attendees and a refreshment spread, then covers upcoming meetings, officer elections, and social events across town. Included are Norma groups, Moose officers, Catholic Ladies club, and D U V activities.
Party for Glouster Scout Troop No 72 Draws Crowds
A birthday party for Scout Troop No 72 in Glouster was hosted Tuesday evening at the Church of Christ social rooms. Assistant Scoutmaster Jack Gardner led the salute to the flag and Scout oath. Roy Dupler awarded Elmer Jones a scoutmaster certificate and Charles Williams the troop charter and committee certificate. Williams then honored Ernest Jones Alfred Morris Earl Pough and Eugene Jones with committee certificates. Elmer Jones distributed certificates to each Scout. Gerald Ashwill screened photos of Jam borrees trips to Washington and Parkersburg. After the benediction a potluck lunch followed for Scouts committee members their spouses and parents.
Logan Kiwanis Club To Honor Graduates
Logan Kiwanis Club members arranged for a session next week at the Presbyterian Church guesting Logan High School graduates. The Vocational Guidance Committee leads the program with two out of town speakers. Harry Reichley joined the club. J W Woodard was named publicity chairman. Dr Victor Similie attended as a guest.
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Logan — Kiwanis Club
Presbyterian Church
Logan High School
Harry Reichley
J. W. Woodard
Victor Similie
George McGuire Dies at 47 in Parkersburg Hospital
George McGuire of Rutland died Tuesday evening at St. Joseph Hospital Parkersburg at age 47. He is survived by his wife and several children. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Pomeroy
George McGuire
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
McGuire
Rutland
Reno Buckaroos Film Project Draws 185 Kids
In Reno over 185 children aged 4 to 13 are being tested for roles in a forthcoming film titled Kid Buckaroos. Directors plan to select more prospects as auditions continue in the area.
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Reno, Nev
Reno
Elephant and hippo slaughter feared in Africa
Dr A H Kirman of London University Animal Welfare Society warns that elephants and hippopotami are being slaughtered at alarming rates. He cites about 36 000 elephants and 1 000 to 2 000 hippos killed yearly, risking extinction.
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London
Africa
A. H. Kirman
London University Animal Welfare Society
The Drink Habit Discussion Meeting
The topic was The Drink Habit. Mrs. Charles Eddy and Mrs. Charles Swartz hosted a refreshment course for 14 members and one guest. The next meeting will be July 12 at Mrs. H. B. Moore's home.
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Charles Eddy
Charles Swartz
H. B. Moore
Glouster Epworth League Members Attend District Meet
Glouster Epworth League members and guests traveled by car to the Chillicothe district meeting at Ross-Hocking Camp near Adelphia. Miss Mary Frances Carpenter was elected first vice president for the district during the business session.
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Glouster
Glouster Epworth League
Chillicothe
Ross-Hocking Camp
Mary Frances Carpenter
Adelphia
Gertrude Dunlevy
Mary Dyer
Phyllis Dyer
Laura Mildred Lantz
John Bryson
Pauline Nelson
Helen Kirkbride
Maxine Thompson
Dorothy Zimmer
F. G. Boroff
Mary Boroff
C. A. Bingman
Gail Bingman
Hannber Grubbs
Paul Brown
Virginia Skinner
Lillian Kasler
Workman Injured at Richardson Bakery
John Harper of Richardson Baking Company was hurt Monday night when his hand was caught in a bakery roller. He managed to free it but suffered a torn and cut hand and will be out of work for some time.
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Glouster
John Harper
Richardson Baking Company
Harper
Nelsonville High to Resume Friday Night Classes
Nelsonville High School will reopen Friday night with sight singing at 6 30 and piano at 7 30. The schedule targets students and aligns with the Friday evening activity.
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Glouster Alumni Association
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Budge Faces Pallada in Paris Net Semi Finals
Donald Budge the world’s fore most player advances to the Paris hard court semi final against Josip Pallada of Yugoslavia. Roderick Menzel meets Franjo Puncec in the other semi final as the French championships reach the last four. A separate Montreal note reports Pere Grine falcons returning to their perch atop the Sun Life building drawing attention from bird lovers.
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Paris
U.P
Donald Budge
Josip Pallada
Yugoslavia
Roderick Menzel
Franjo Puncec
Montreal
Sun Life
Surry County Cat Club Forms In Elkin To Help Unclaimed Cats
The Surry County Cat Club in Elkin is a new group aimed at finding homes for unclaimed cats and kittens. The club organizes to assist stray felines and promote animal welfare locally.
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Elkin
N. C
Surry County
Cat Club
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Preston
York Rural Notes
China
Lola Lane
Paul Kelly
William Cleddens
Warner Grog
Gongs Matches
Anthony Coldeuny
Read Agen
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Little Jimmy Cash
Cash
Miami
Jimmy
Everglades
Nelsonville Social Notes
Michael, Pa
Frank Bonifield
Robert Baldwin
Yellow Springs
Mansfield
John Love
Sigrid Love
R. I. Barron
Catherine
Margaret
Betty Love
Love
Elton Smith
Selma
Hilma Johnson
Betty
Arthur Love
Cosmopolitan Club
Betty Hoodlett
Charles Hoodlett
Indianaola Church of Christ, Columbus
Kenneth Hyatt
Gloria Hoodlett
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Brookside Country Club
Car
W Anderson
Emma Easler
Charles Wallace
Lizzie McKee
Joe West
Agnes Eddy
Charles Sellers
Mildred Lantz
Frank Yocum
D. E. Carr
Elza Morris
Ira Stansberry
Fred Erwin
Charles Thomas
Fanny Bailey
Philip James
Sugar Creek
Lee
King's Heralds
Betty White
Main St
Women of the Moose
Elsie Forsbach
Mary Kinsell
Helen Marquis
Emme McClelland
Myra Morgan
Anna Stillwell
Sentinel
Gertrude Jewell
Bertha Marquis
Lenora Colley
Catholic Ladies Study Club
George Vermaaten
Trimble
Lucille Joseph
Vermaaten
Ray Palmer
Detroit
Hettie Thomas
Nellie Jones
Pedicord
Lewis
Shelton Missionary Society
Zoe Herrold
Christman
Wahneta Orme
Iris Petit
Frances Clark
Florence Miner
Hazel Raber
Eva Gooding
WCTU
Emma. Kasler
Scout Troop
Church of Christ
Logan Kiwanis Club
Buckaroos
Ohlinger & Wolfe
Don Budge
J. D. Adamson
Selsonville
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