Old Timers Triumph in Second Victory at Millfield
The Old Timers of Nelsonville beat Millfield 11 to 4 at Buchtel grounds in their second game of the season. The aged squad boasts an average age around 41 and featured Buck Taylor as catcher and Morris Chambers on the mound. A rematch is set for June 27 at Millfield, with a follow up visit to Nelsonville June 17 to face a Twilight League team.
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Nelsonville
Millfeld
Buchtel Grounds
William
Buck) Taylor
Morris Chambers
Joe Taylor
Mahoney
Don Wasner
Amos Sorrell
Ed Smathers
James Bunting
Doctor Walker
Millfield
Fifth Birthday Surprise Party for Charles Linton
Mr and Mrs Cleve Linton hosted a Thursday evening surprise party for their son Charles seventh birthday. Guests included Glen Smith Gilly North Wanda North Edna Dick Selby Smith Margaret Rolland Tennihill Margaret Springer Martha Evener Roger Scott Max Linton Clyde Linton and Charles Linton. Charles received many presents from his friends.
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Cleve Linton
Charles
Glen Smith
Gilly
Wanda North
Edna
Selby Smith
Margaret and
Rolland Tennihill
Margaret Springer
Martha Evener
Roger Scott
Max Linton
Clyde
Charles Linton
Hemstitching Demonstration At 4 H Club Meeting
Elizabeth Blosser demonstrated hemstitching at the 4 H club gathering at Marie Dawleys home on June 12. Fourteen members attended, songs were chosen for next meeting, plans for a wiener roast were made, candy served, and Mrs. Hughes spoke as club leader awaiting Miss Green's return.
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Elizabeth Blosser
Marie Dawleys
Mrs. Hughes
Miss Green
Factory Stepped to Victory in Comeback Win Over Chevrolets
Nelsonville June 14 After trailing the entire game the Factory nine beat the Mac Chevrolets by 7 to 5 in a dramatic local grounds contest. Chessire led Factory with four hits and two RBIs as W Coepe sparked late rallies, while Garner allowed three late runs before leaving in the fifth.
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Nelsonville
Factory Nine
Mac Chevrolets
Chevro
Lets
Factory
TheChevrolets
Garner
Chevrolets
Smith
Marion
Chessire
W. Coepe
Battery
Jenkins
Smith and Elliott
Prather to Attend M E Church as Guest Musician
Nelsonville, June 14. John W. Prather of Titusville, Pa., a tenor soloist, will visit Nelsonville over Sunday and perform at the M E Church Sunday morning. He is a candidate for instructor of music in the city schools as the district seeks a combined band and orchestra director and vocal music supervisor. Prather brings concert and church choir experience from Detroit and other venues.
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Nelsonville
John W. Prather
Titusville
Prather
M. EF
Detroit
Western College reelects Irving Drew as president
The board of trustees of Western College for Women re elected Irving Drew of Portsmouth to continue as president at the annual meeting held here.
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Oxford
Board of Trustees
Western College For Women
Irving Drew
Portsmouth
Bean and Broker Charged in Real Estate Case
The state board of real estate examiners heard charges of fraud and misrepresentation against Frank Van Meter, a local broker, brought by Lovell Bean. The hearing in Athens followed a new Ohio real estate law, with advisement on possible further charges.
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Frank van Meter
Lovell Bean
Albany
State Board of Real Estate Examiners
Athens
R. D. Williams
van Meter
Real Estate Board
Ohio
Waterloo
Columpus
Children enjoy kinase hill picnic and softball game
The Junior Intermediate Department of the Christian Sunday School held a pre-nie on Kontner's Hill. Outdoor games included a baseball match between girls and boys, the boys winning 8 to 3. A picnic dinner followed for sixty five attendees.
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The
Christian Sunday School
Kontner’s Hill
Greater tonnage coal dumped into lake vessels at higher rate
From Nelsonville dated June 14 the United States Bureau of Mines reports about 1,000,000 tons of bituminous coal dumped into Lake Erie port vessels weekly. For the season to June 2 the total is 43,350 tons, exceeding the 1928 figure by about 27,500,000 tons.
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Nelsonville
Lake Erie
United States Bureau of Mines
Ruth White Hosts 1 H W Club Gathering at Grover Street
Mrs Ruth White entertained the 1 H W Club on Wednesday at her Grover Street home. Guest Mrs Robert Green attended with members including Mrs Gerald Baird Mrs Max Bar toe Sr Mrs John Fick Mrs Shel by Barber and Mrs Watson Wolfe. The evening featured sewing as the diversion followed by refreshments.
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Ruth White
1. H. W. Club
Grover Street
Robert Green
Gerald Baird
Max Bartoe
John Fick
Shelby Barber
Watson Wolfe
Doctor Kirkland Elected President of Ohio Medical District
Dr C W Kirkland of Bellaire was chosen president of the seventh district of the Ohio State Medical Association at its annual New Philadelphia meeting.
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New Philadelphia
W. Kirkland
Bellaire
Ohio State Medical Association
Slater Sues Son and Gaver Over Malicious Confinement
Joseph Slater files a 25000 suit in common pleas against his son C C Slater and Karl E Gaver alleging torture and unlawful confinement at Gaver Sanitarium from 1925 to 1928. He claims being strapped to a cot with padlocked restraints caused bruises and bleeding, in a conspiracy linked to guardianship disputes and ownership rights.
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Gavers Sanitarium
Tl Winner Avenue
C. C. Slater
Karl E. Gaver
Joseph Slater
Common Pleas Court
Gaver
Slater
Nelson- Vile
Common Pleas
Columbus Railway, Power & Light Co
Gover Sanitarium
Columbus Rest Home
Franklin County
Couple Dead in Columbus Poison Liquor Deaths
Coroner J A Murphy ruled that Tor Peterson age 38 and Ada Peterson age 35 died from poison liquor. Their bodies were found in their Columbus home after a blind roomer reportedly passed them several times before neighbors found them.
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Columbus
J. A. Murphy
Tor Peterson
Ada
Neiighbors
CHILLICOTHE: Body of Edward Searles Found
In Chillicothe the body of Edward Searles, 48, a Jackson resident and father of nine, was found. Authorities investigated the circumstances surrounding the discovery and the cause of death.
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Chillicothe
Edward Searles
Jackson
Railroad accident near tracks claims missing man
A man was near railroad tracks when he lost his balance while attempting to board a freight train. Authorities believe he may have fallen and is unaccounted for as a search continues along the line.
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Imate
Rainbow Men Meet Mansfield
The eleventh annual convention of the Rainbow Division of Ohio opened here with more than 800 members present.
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Mansfield
Rainbow Division
Ohio
Accused Woman Freed Upon Bond
Mrs. Dorothy Rosser faced Magistrate Carl H. Porter over possession of intoxicant charges after a raid on her Nelsonville area home. She pleaded not guilty, posted a $200 bond, and was released while the case continues through July 1.
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Dorothy Rosser
Carl H. Porter
Rosser
Nelsonville
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