Willis Hudlin Seeks Seventh Victory Today
Cleveland and Boston collide as Willis Hudlin aims for a seventh straight win against the Red Sox while Lefty Grove is expected to start for Boston. Harder won his fourth for Cleveland in a 12 to 6 victory. Hal Trosky and Earl Averill contributed a triple and a double for the Indians. Roy Hughes had two hits and three walks. The Red Sox offense included a four-run seventh highlighted by Jimmy Foxx’s 440 foot homer. The bureau of investigation holds over 4,000,000 fingerprint sets in Washington files.
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Cleveland
U.P
Cleveland Indians
Indians
New York
Chicago
Coleaders
Willis Hudlin
Boston Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Boston
Mel Harder
Bostonians
Harder
Butten Demons
Hal Trosky
Earl Averill
Roy Hughes
Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Friday's National and American Association Games Listed
The standings list Friday show Cincinnati and New York, Chicago and Philadelphia, St. Louis and Boston, Pittsburgh and Brooklyn in National League games. American Association matches include New York at St. Louis, Boston at Detroit, Washington at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cleveland, Columbus at Minneapolis, Toledo at St. Paul, Indianapolis at Milwaukee, and Louisville at Kansas City.
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Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Association Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
National Club
St. Lou
Beaton
Association
Columbus
S S Danford Honored by Trimble Masonic Lodge
At a special Trimble lodge meeting, S S Danford received a fifty year medal from the Grand Lodge of Ohio for 1887 membership. Athens speaker Guy Fierce presented the gift as Danford responded briefly. Guests came from Athens Glouster and Amesville lodges.
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Glouster
Masonic Lodge
Trimble
S. S. Danford
Grand Lodge of
Ohio
Guy Fierce
Athens
Mr. Danford
Amesville
Reunion of Auxiliary Members Announced
Local No. 1 Ladies' Auxiliary of U. M. W. of A. met at Moose Hall with twenty members present. A reunion date of June 24 was set for Jacksonville Grove and each unit is to provide entertainment. Mrs. Goldie Byers won the mystery prize. The next meeting will feature a pot luck lunch on June 21.
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Glouster
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Moose Hall
Jacksonville Grove
Goldie Byers
Hollister
Ira Slater Dies at Home in Hunterdon
Ira C Slater age 56 died at his home in Hunterdon after a long illness. He moved here from Wellston in 1897 and left a wife two sons Ira J and Hiram a daughter Hawart Vallence Ruth and Dora at home a brother-in-law of Guysville. Services will be at the U B Church of Hollister at 3 30 pm Friday Rev Frank Carey to officiate with interment in Hollister Cemetery.
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Glucuster
Ira C. Slater
Hunterdon
Wellston
Ira J
Lancaster
Hiram
Detroit
Hawart Vallence
Pontiac
Mich
Ruth
Dora
Guysville
U. B. Church of
Hollister
Frank Carey
Hollister Cemetery
Lively Juneteenth Era Forecast Echoes in Astrological Notes
The forecast for Thursday June 10 predicts a lively progressive day with gains in big business deals rings secret organizations and political circles. It notes sharp minds favorable for speculation and bold moves while cautioning against impetuosity and irritability. It mentions a birthday year of prosperity for those born that day and hints at a brief mayfly life.
Delayed Wedding play set for June 16 in Bishopville
The Delayed Wedding a play sponsored by Bishopville Get-To-Gether Club will be performed at Bishopville Town House Wednesday evening June 16. The 12 member cast is directed by Mrs Glen Reed with music by Mrs Charles Peddicord. A monologue is planned between acts and tickets will be sold at the door.
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Glouster
Bishopville
Bishopville Town House
Glen Reed
Charles Peddicord
Twelve Glouster Scouts to Attend Jamboree
At a Tuesday meeting Troop 73 discussed the Jamboree Circus at Parkersburg on June 11 12 and 13. Scoutmaster Sikorski will lead the group with twelve scouts named as patrol leaders and helpers including Robert Clark Robert Wolf Jack Bradley Charles Carter Tony Carillo Albert Jennice Lewis Jennice Billy Morgan Thomas Morgan Fred Thomas Leo Sikorski and Lawrence Wolf.
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Billy Morgan
Thomas Morgan
Fred Thomas
Leo Sikorski
Lawrence Wolf
John Roback
Sikorski
Broadwell Church Plans Children's Day Event
Broadwell U B Church will host a Children's Day program this Sunday at the church. The Broadwell softball team invites strong competition for games Sunday or later in the week. Several local residents visited relatives and hosted a birthday dinner for Elmer White and his son Lewis White with many in attendance.
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Broadwell
U. B
Lisle White
Albert Ogg
Stewart
Lester White
Cutler
George Smith
Henry North
Dan McKinley
Glouster
Garnett Lawrence
Marietta Run
Ralph Young
Evalina Brill
Keith
Donna Mae Ewart
Everett Starling
Amesville
Elmer White
Lewis White
Vint White
Jeff White
Julia, Webbee
Kathren
George
Walter Totman
Viola White
Athens
Earl White
Westland
Richard
Leslie
Edward
Betty
Lewis
Amos White
Lotie Brill
Ross Hoon
Chesterhill
Joe Young
Guests in Guysville and University Link Insect Misconception
Mr Hiram Bogenhagen and Mrs Iris Price visited Miss Roberta Swindell in Guysville with Mr and Mrs Reginald Burge of Youngstown Ohio. Mrs Burge is a member of the Ohio University graduating class. Coral, though plant like in appearance, is actually an animal polyps family member once misnamed as an insect.
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Guysville
Hiram Bogenhagen
Iris Price
Reginald Burge
Youngstown
Ohio
Roberta Swindell
Burge
Ohio University
Reds Lose Pair in Doubleheader Slugfest
Cincinnati tallies 0 and 0 in two games while Boston wins 7 0 and 3 0. Berger drives in three runs and DiMaggio hits a homer for Boston. Kampouris and Jordan spark Cincinnati with key hits but fail to prevent a twin bill loss. Attendance 6,222.
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Totels
R. Davis
Myers
Brennan
Cincinnati
Boston
Olxa
Berger
DiMaggio
Weintraub
Kampouris
Cuyler
Jordan
Cuccinello
Warstier
Pletcher
Petite
Fetie
Birds Flight Habits Reflect Self Defense and Hunger
The statement notes birds fly primarily to protect themselves or to find food, indicating they prefer not to fly unless necessary. It emphasizes instinctual behavior over voluntary movement.
Bees Sweep Reds in Doubleheader to Tighten NL Standings
Boston Bees defeated Cincinnati Reds 5 2 and 5 0 as Jim Turner and Lou Fette won on the mound. Wally Berger powered the Bees with a homer two doubles and a single driving in six runs. Harvey Walker of Cincinnati broke a collarbone diving for a liner and will miss weeks.
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Boston
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Boston Bees
Danny MacFayden
Reds
Boston Wednesday
Cincinnati
Bees
Wally Berger
Jim Turner
Lou Fette
Hollingsworth
Ray Davis
Vince DiMaggio
Harvey Walker
Fletcher
Rain Delays Plains Chillicothe Mead Tie Game
Torrential rain in the seventh inning halted a pitching duel at The Plains Chillicothe Mead game leaving the score 1 to 1. Both teams impressed with flawless defense and errorless play as plans are made for a return date in August.
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Plains
Chillicothe Mead
Rare Plant Bloom At Nagles Home Dragons Night Bloom Cereus
A night blooming Cereus at Mrs Sophia Nagles home draws neighbors interest. The white wax like blossom with a star of Bethlehem center opens in one night between 9 30 and 12 p m and withers with sunrise. Blooms appeared Monday and Tuesday nights as Columbus Red Sox host. Game called at 2 30.
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Sophia Nagles
Local Will Elect Officers on Saturday
Local Union No. 648 of the U M W of A will hold a monthly meeting in Greens Run High School on Saturday June 12 at 1 00 PM. Important business will be transacted including the election of local officers for the coming year such as president vice president committeemen secretary treasurer check weighman assistant check weighman hospital burial and auditing committees. Members are expected to attend.
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Glouster
Greens Run
Cubs Beat Dodgers 8-4 In Chicago Pulls Ahead
Chicago bats explode for eight runs led by Brack and Galan as they topple Brooklyn 8 to 4. French earns the win over Hamlin as Hartnett Jurges Brack and Herman drive in runs. attendance 4,097.
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Stripp
Demree
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Phelps
Hartnett
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Morgan
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Minsky
Friore
Hack
Galan
Winsett
Malinosky
Jurges
Demaree
English
Herman
Chicago
Brooklyn
Hamlin
Birkofer
Prench
Bryant
French
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S.S. Danford
Masonic Lodge of
Ira Slater
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Wilbur Shaw
ZES
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Strummer
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Athens Bottling Works
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