Glouster Wins A Hard Game From Midland Colored Nine
POMEROY June 14 The Daily Vacation Bible School opened today under Meigs county council of ministers with large attendance. Schools are held in Pomeroy Rutland Syracuse Racine and Harrisonville this year. Rev Walter C. Jones and Rev L L Roush direct the programs with training sessions led by Rev John Sharp and others. The system includes kindergarten primary and junior departments at local churches with a wide range of teachers and volunteers from area communities. Families and neighbors converge for the opening day events and planned activities across the region.
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Meigs County
Council of Ministers
Rutland
Syracuse
Racine
Harrisonville
Walter C. Jones
Bible School
Pomeroy Daily Vacation Bible Schools
Peacevangelical Church
Georges Parker
Anna Vaughan
F. R. Wisewarver
Kathryn Schlaegel
Rothy Russell
Yale Sails to Favorable Odds in Crimson Rowing Showdown
The Yale crew faces Harvard in the annual four mile Straight-away race at New London on June 25. Yale holds a three year unbeaten streak and leads the series 28 to 13 in 46 meetings since World War I, with Harvard's only postwar win in 1920. Leader coaches Yale with strong form, and Harvard, while improved, trails the Blue as the latest clash nears.
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Johnny
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Cambridge
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Crimson
New London
New Haven
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Infant Born to Simms Family in Middleport
Middleton Port June 14 reports the birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simms on Sunday. The mother is formerly Alpha Pharr of Pomeroy and the infant is a son to Mrs. Fannie Simms of Middleport and Mrs. J. H. Pharr of Middleport.
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Frank Simms Sunday
Alpha Pharr
Pomeroy
Fannie Simms
J. H. Pharr
Pomeroy Couple Wed at Port Baptist Parsonage
June 14 Theodore Reinier 22 truck driver of Columbus and Velie Kauff 22 of Middleport were married at the Middleport Baptist parsonage Saturday.
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Pomeroy
Theodore Reinier
Columbus
Wvalee Kauff
Middleport
Dleport Baptist Parsonage
Wellston Tops Middleport in Rain-Soaked Game
In a fast contest Sunday Wellston defeated Middleport with a final score of 8 to 6 after leading from the seventh inning. A large crowd braved rain to watch the close game.
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Ddleport
Wellston
West Middleport Visitors Tour Iowa and Utah
Mrs. Emily Barnes and August White of Middleport and Miss Lily Huber of Point Pleasant, with Mrs. Baldwin of Iowa, left by motor to visit Iowa. Miss Huber will visit Lon White in Osceola and later Mendon with her sister in Utah.
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West Middleport
Emily Barnes
August White
Middleport
Lily Huber
Point Pleasant
Baldwin
Iowa
Children’s Day Celebrated Across Pomeroy and Mid-Gleport
On June 14 churches in Pomeroy and Mid-Gleport held Children’s Day services with special exercises at each house of worship.
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Pomeroy and
Mid- Gleport
Marcus Chambers Born at Athens Hospital
Marcus Chambers of Cole street was brought home Saturday from Sheltering Arms hospital in Athens. Mr and Mrs Chambers are the parents of a son born recently at the Athens hospital.
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Middleport
Marcus Chambers
Cole Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Have Wiener Roast at Rutland Golf Links Outing
A Port Christian church held a members Wiener roast and outing at the Rutland golf links Friday evening.
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Middleport
E. & and
Port Christian Church
Aer
Rutland Golf Links
Pomeroy Briefs and Local Social Updates
Mrs Jacob Mees and daughter Dean returned from Columbus where they visited relatives. Nilece Jean Elizabeth Ferguson accompanied them and will visit here. Mrs Ben Elberfeld returned from a week’s business trip to Columbus and Portsmouth. Charles Bartels and daughter of Parkersburg spent Sunday with the farmers’ daughter. Mr and Mrs Wilson N of Pomeroy were mentioned in social notes.
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Percy Peoples
Edna Fisher
Parkersburg
Alec Fisher
Pomeroy
Minnie Davis
Little Anna Jane Lloyd
Lancaster
Willys Davis
J. W. Milamore
Huntington
D. W. Hennessy
Pierre Smith
Blanche Smith
Cleveland
Frank Brandenburg
Ernest Bartells
William
Elmer Guseman
Betsey Lane
Griff Lewis
Columbus
Middleport
Herbert Stewart
Elmer Hugh
Helen Davis
Elmer Davis
William Bath
Mildred Thompson
Plummer Beeson
Athens
Pomeroy N
Pomeroy Bend
Jacob Mees
Dean
Nilece
Jean Elizabeth Ferguson
Ben Elberfeld
Cobus
Portsmouth
Scharies Bartels
Arnet
Mark
Rolier and Family
Wilson
McHale Shot by St Louis Gang Named by Slain Man
Walter Burgoyne known as Buddy McHale 23 former boxer was shot early today by a four man gang in a car in St Louis. Before dying he named William Costello 22 as his attacker and Costello was arrested.
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ST. Louis Gang
ST. Louis
U.P
Walter Burgoyne
Buddy” McHale
Burgoyne
William Costello
Costello
Yanks Build 10-Game Lead in American League
New York fans see the Yankees surge to a ten game lead in the American League as their bats power a strong away stretch. Pitching and defense wobble but the offense carries the club, with the chase for second place forming the league’s focal point while NL leaders stay tight in the race.
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NEW York
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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Brooklyn
John McGraw
Giants
Revival Services Draw Congregations to Trimble Church
Seven congregations attended a full day at the Church of Christ in Trimble led by Evangelist Flavis Hall of Trion Georgia. A noon basket dinner at the grange hall preceded an outdoor hymn sing by Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Ravenswood. Evening sermons covered Let Thine House in Order and Philippians chapter two. Nightly services continue through Friday at 7:30 with topics on The Worst Thing in Athens County and other titles.
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Silver Sea
Athens County
Typhoid illness sends 14 year old Felter to hospital
June 14 Lucille Felter, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Felter of Derthick, was taken to Grant hospital in Columbus Saturday evening by the Andrews & Wallace ambulance for treatment. She has been ill with typhoid fever and complications followed, making her condition rather critical. She was accompanied by her parents and Dr. J. H. Elias.
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Lucille
C. B. Felter
Derthick
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Andrews & Wallace Ambulance
J. H. Elias
Boy Hurts Arm at Home in Harlan
Harlan June 14 nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Antle of near Federal fell in the yard Sunday and possibly fractured his left arm at the elbow. An X ray will be taken today to determine seriousness of the injury.
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Lewis Antle
Near Federal
Flags Wave On City Streets in Glouster
June 14 Flag Month is observed with flags along High street. The American Legion helped purchase uniform flags for local businesses, enhancing the town’s patriotic display this year.
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Glouster
High Street
American Legion
New York Central to Grade Embankment Near Depot
Glouster reports a steam shovel due this week to grade the embankment by the depot. After grading the Glouster Kiwanis Club will undertake beautification of the embankment.
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Glouster
New York Central Lines
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Glouster Man Taken By Death
Glouster June 14 T A Lewis longtime resident dies after long illness at home. He leaves wife and two children Ralph 18 and Mrs Willard Buchman. Former employee of L E Munden and company. Member of Bishopville Lodge 470 F A M and Macabee lodge. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Browning with Bishopville Masonic lodge in charge. Burial Maplewood Cemetery.
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T. A. R. Lewis
Lewis
Willard Buchman
Near Blackwood
Ralph
Morgan County
L. E. Munden and Company
Bishopville
Maccabee Lodge
Browning
Methodist Church
Aged Man Dies in Infirmary at Chauncey
William Bernard aged 78 and longtime resident died Saturday night in Chauncey infirmary after being brought there days earlier. His body was sent to Andrews and Wallace Funeral Home in Andrews with funeral arrangements to be announced. Burial is planned for Russell Cemetery near Jacksonville.
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Glouster
William Glouster
William Bernard
Chauncey
Andrews
Americans Take Hard Courts Championship in Paris
June 14 U P Vincent Richards and Howard Kinsey became the first foreigners to win the France hard courts doubles title. They defeated Henri Cochet and Jacques Brugnon 6-4 6-1 4-6 6-4 in a
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U.P
Vincent Richards
Howard Kinsey
France
Henri Cochet
Jacques Brugnon
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Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Milwaukee defeats Columbus 11 to 4 with a 3 run win in six innings while Toledo tops Kansas City 9 to 3. Louisville edges St Paul 11 to 9. New York leads Cincinnati 10 to 3. Brooklyn beats Chicago 6 to 3. American League games see Cleveland 4 over Philadelphia, Boston 7 over Detroit 3, Chicago 3 over Washington 0, and New York 6 over St Louis 5. Ground conditions cited in Minneapolis.
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Columbus
Innins
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Wet Grounds
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Wahington
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Schedule Matchups Across Cities
A list of planned games features Columbus at Kansas City Toledo at Milwaukee Indianapolis at St. Paul Louisville at Minneapolis Cincinnati at New York Pittsburgh at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia St. Louis at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Cleveland Poston at Detroit Washington at Chicago New York at St. Louis.
Lenglen Dominates as Godfree Pair Fall Court Tennis Finals
Suzanne Lenglen wins the women's doubles title with Didi Viato, defeating Mrs Godfree and Evelyn Colyer 6-1 6-1. Earlier, Godfree and wife Kitty McKane lose 5-7 3-6 to L A Godfree and partner, then fall 3-6 3-6 to Suzanne Lenglen and Brugnon. Two finals remain: Cochet vs Rene LaCoste in men's singles and the mixed doubles.
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Kitty McKane
Godfrees
Suzanne Lenglen
Brugnon
Suzanne
Agin
Baseball scoreboard recap with multiple outcomes
Yesterday several games yielded decisive results. George Thle pitched the Indians to a 4-1 win over the Athletics in a two straight victory run. The Yankees lost 6-5 to the Browns as Gehrig Lazerri and Sam Jones contributed, while Al Thomas had a two hit game for Chicago. Washington fell 3-0, the Giants beat the Reds 10-3, the Red Sox defeated the Tigers 7-3, and the Robins edged the Cubs 6-5 on two big innings.
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Cleveland
Athletics
Indians
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Lazerri
Sam Jones
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Browns
al Thomas
Chicago
Washington
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Reds
Red Sox
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Athol Eagle
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Hlale
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Lutzke
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Givay
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Ry Gray
Iray
Lenglen Brugnon Pair to Play Besneraig Borotra Final Shoots
The Lenglen Brugnon duo are set to face Mme Besneraig and Jean Borotra this afternoon in the finals. The American players depart for England today where both teams will compete in match play against British stars.
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Lenglen- Brugnon
Mme. L. Besneraig
Jean Borotra
England
Qurt Walker to Sign With Columbus Nine
Arietta Marietta College star Qurt Walker will sign with the Columbus Senators after commencement exercises at Marietta. He receives his bachelor of arts degree tomorrow and will fly to Kansas City to finalize papers making him a professional with the Columbus nine. Walker is the son of … Walker.
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Walker
Marietta College
Kansas Cy
Columbus Senators
Athens violin maker explains month long craft process
Bernard L. Hildebrand, a recent Athens resident, discusses the arduous month of skilled labor required to craft a handmade violin and the extra months needed for varnish. He describes material choices, hand-work, unique tools, and notes no Stradivarius have passed through his shop while recalling visits from notable musicians.
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Bernard L. Hildebrand
Athens
Washington County
Hildebrand
Europe
Lowe
Hibbrand
M Hildebrand
Rmulas
Francis McMillan
Fimn Herriman
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Otto Hahn
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Pennsylvania
Walker's athletic career spans Marietta and Purdue
Hillsboro links to notable sports writer Hugh Fullerton. Walker left Marietta after his freshman year and attended Purdue where he played baseball, football and basketball. Last year he won a cup donated by a Marietta newspaper for the college teams' most valuable player.
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Hillsboro
Hugh Fullerton
Walker
Marietta
Purdue University
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia 4 1 in Box Score
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 4 to 1 in a decisive box score showing standout performances and clear scoring dominance by the home team.
New York Nationals End Slump With Win Over Cincinnati
New York Nationals defeated league leader Cincinnati 10 to 8 in game one of the series. Meusel drove in three and scored twice, Ross Young stole three bases, and New York collected 14 hits off four Cincinnati pitchers. The result narrows the gap for Pittsburgh, idle today, to within one game of the leaders.
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New York Nationals
Cincinnati Club
Meusel
Ross Young
Giants
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Pittsburgh Nationals
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Rixey
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Mays
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Frisch
Glouster Edges Midland A B C A In Eleventh
Glouster won a 4 to 0 lead collapse by Midland A B C A, then pulled ahead in the eleventh as Smith doubled to drive in a run and Bud Earich forced a key infield hit scoring Smith. Earich, Glouster’s new shortstop, made a standout play on a potential hit to end the frame.
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Midland A. B. C. A
Smith
Rogers
Bud Earich
Withem
Earich
McGraws Giants trade idea linked to Gowdy return
United Press reports a telegram from manager John McGywe of the Giants related to Hank Gowdy and a potential deal with the Columbus club of the American Association. Also notes Mexico defeats Japan in Davis Cup four matches to one with Claude E. Butlin’s victory for Mexico. 660 golfers enter national open qualifying across major cities. Michigan league A class B formed from two circuits. St Anthony team routs foresters 57 to 0 in Detroit Municipal Amateur game with 43 hits and 20 errors by foresters.
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John McGywe
Giants
Columbus Club
American Association
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Hank Gowdy
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Mexico City
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Mexico
Claude E. Butlin
Leizo Toba
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Chicago
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St. Anthony
Strain of Man O War Wins Belmont Stakes
Belmont Park N Y June 1 Crusader the progeny of Man O War defeated eight top three year olds in the East to capture the Belmont Stakes matching the historic feat achieved by Man O War six years earlier. American Flag, a blood brother and one of Man O War’s first sons, also led the field last year in this event.
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U.P
Man O'War
Crusader
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Biggest bell in the world housed in Burmese pagoda
The largest bell in the world is said to reside in a massive pagoda at Mingoon Burma. The bell could hold zero people within its bowl.
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Burma
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