James H. Pritchard Dies After Illness in Columbus
James H. Pritchard age 70, prominent in the Hocking Valley coal region, died after a brief pneumonia illness at his Columbus home. He helped shape United Mine Workers policy, served as state mine inspector, operators’ commissioner, and on scale committees, leaving a large family and deep respect among miners and employers. Funeral services are set for Saturday at York Temple, Columbus.
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James H. Pritchard
Hocking Valley
East
Oakland Avenue
Columbus
Pritchard
Scotland
America
United Mine Workers Organization
Teller
Andrew Harris
Ohio
Sugar Creek
Hocking
George White
Slater
Jean RK. Pritchard
Samuel C
James H. Jr
Neal Alan
Thomas
Robert
Dana
Akron
Matthew
H. Criswell
Robert Cowle
York Lodge
PF & A. M. Columbus
Scottish Rite of Freemasonry
Sun- Gay Creek Lodge
Corning
York Temple
Burial
Union Cemetery
Leading Batters and Pitchers From Baseball Totals Report
A condensed tally lists top performers by team with counts for batting runs batted in home runs and appearances. Vaughan Medwick L Waner Ott Johnson Greenberg Tamulis and others are cited with their league totals across Pirates Cardinals Athletics Yankees Red Sox Tigers Indians and White Sox.
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Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
L. Weaner
Ott
Giants
L. Waner
Poubles
Martin
Suler
Goodman
Reds
Johnson
Athletics
Moses
Chapman
Yankees
Bonura
White Sox
Greenberg
Voomik
Indians
Jonneon
Cronin
Red Sox
Vosmik
Boston
Senators
Johnson Athletics
Tigers
Almada
Werber
Tamulis
Whitehead
Thursday's Stars By The Associated Press
MAL SCHUMACHER and ROY PARMELEE, Giants. Limited Reds to ten hit total in winning double header. LOU BERGER, Indians. Pounded triple, double and single against Athletics. VAN MUNGO, Dodgers. Shutout Pirates with five hits and fanned seven. LUKE SEWELL, White Sox. Cracked two singles in nine run rally that beat Senators. JOE COSCARART, Braves. Knocked in two runs with single to beat Cards, 3-1. TOMMY BRIDGES, Tigers. Limited Red Sox to eight hits for ninth consecutive victory. JOHNNY BROACA, Yankees. Held Browns to seven hits, fanning eight.
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Mal Schumacher
Roy Parmelee
Giants
Reds
Lou Berger
Indians
Athletics
van Mungo
Dodgers
Pirates
Luke Sewell
White Sox
Senators
Joe Coscarart
Brav É
Cards
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Red Sox
Johnny Broaca
Yankees
Browns
Brad dock defeats Baer to claim world heavyweight crown
In New York, James J. Braddock from West New York outpointed Max Baer 15 rounds to win the world heavyweight title as Eddie Hogan and Steve Dudas also scored decisions. In Minneapolis, Charlie Retaliff and Hank Hankinson battled to a no contest in four rounds.
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James J. Braddock
West New York
N. J
Max Baer
Livermore
Calif
Eddie Hogan
Waterbury
Conn
Jack McCarthy
Beaton
Steve Dudas
Passaie
Terry Mitchell
Boston
Tony Galento
Jersey City
Anthony
Young Hippo) Ashrut
Philadelphia
Don Petrin
Newark
Paul Proas
Minneapolis
Charlie Retalaff
Duluth
Minn
Hank Hankinson
Akron
Ohio
Homer Sims 61 Dies After Brief Illness At Bethsda
Homer Sims 61 former Nelsonville resident died Saturday afternoon at Bethsda Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Monday in Zanesville at the home of his daughter Mrs Albert Green. He leaves a widow Mrs Ella Sims of Nelsonville a brother George W Sims of McArthur two sons Ray of Steubenville and Wayne of Zanesville five daughters Mrs Albert Green Mrs William Craig of Zanesville Mrs Fred Hall of Coshocton Mrs Charlies Bunion of Nelsonville and Mrs Elizabeth Turner of Lancaster.
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Zanesville
Homer Sims
Bethsda Hospital
Albert Green
Sims
Roseville Pottery
Ella Sims
George W. Sims
McArthur
Nelsonville Couple Announces Sept 3 1934 Marriage
Mr and Mrs 41 A Reich of Clinton Street announce the marriage of their daughter Betty to Edward L Murphy son of Mr and Mrs C H Stover of Walbridge. The ceremony occurred Sept 3 1934 at St Marys West Virginia at the minister s home with attendants from Glouster Willow Island Carbondale and Cleveland. Mrs Murphy a Nelsonville High School graduate Class of 1930 works for Kroger. Mr Murphy a 1931 graduate and a student at Ohio College of Chiropody in Cleveland a member of Phi Alpha Pi Ep silon chapter. They will reside temporarily with the bride s parents.
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Nelsonville
A. Reich
Clinton Street
Betty
Edward L Murphy
C. H. Stover
Walbridge
St. Marys
W. Va
Carl B. Johnson
Denver White
Carbondale
Herbert Hartman
Glouster
Mary Bills
Willow Island
Murphy
Nelsonville High School
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Ohio College of Chiropody
Cleveland
Phi Alpha Pi
Knights of Pythias Memorial Service in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Knights of Pythias observe their annual memorial Sunday June 16 attending 10 30 am services at the Christian Church. The Rev Bruce F Strickler delivers the sermon. Members from the lodge and Uniform Bank meet Castle Hall at 10 am and march to the church.
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Knights of Pythias of
Christian Church
BR. F. Strickler
Lodge
Uniform Bank
Castle Hall
Man Led By Faith Preached At Pilgrim Holiness
Nelsonville church plans morning service at 10 30 with congregational singing and prayer. Rev. D C Shearer will preach at 11 on The Man Who Prevailed With God. Sunday School at 9 30 led by Walter S Primmer. Evening evang elical service features special singing and a sermon The Under Current of Sin. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 and cottage meeting Friday at 7 30.
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Nelsonville
Pilgrim Holiness
East Chestnut Street
D. C. Shearer
Walter S. Primmer
Marguerite Jones
Kimberly Local To Meet in Nelsonville
The Kimberly Local Union No. 3005 U M W A holds its monthly meeting Saturday at 1 pm in the I O O F Hall Nelsonville. Election of local officers and a check weighman for the year are on the agenda. Dr Frank Fowler of White Cross Hospital Columbus will address the members. W H Moreland will accompany him to discuss hospital arrangements with Local Union No 3005.
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Nelsonville
Kimberly
I. O. O. F. Hall
Frank Fowler
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
W. H. Moreland
Unon
Nelsonville Briefs Relatives Return From Columbus Funeral
Nelsonville notes report the Wallace family returning to Columbus after attending the burial of Helen Wallace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wallace. Edward Pedigo and family move back to New Athens after visiting Athens area relatives. Walter Floto of Steubenville visits, and his daughter Martha plans to accompany her mother home.
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Cliff Wallace
Howard Wallace
Columbus
Nelsonville
Helen Wallace
Edward Pedigo
New Athens
Bere
Athens
Walter Floto
Steubenville
Vern Vorhes
Martha
Whoas
Pocahontas convention honors Nelsonville delegation
Miss Wallace was installed as Grand Treasurer at the state Pocahontas convention in Dayton. Mrs. Wallace served as the local delegate to the sessions. Nellie Lewis of Akron died at home. funeral Saturday at 3 p.m. Henderson Richardson of Buchtel is a brother.
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Nelsonville
Miss Haze
Wallace
Lillie Wallace
Dayton
Pocahontas
Miss Wallace
Akron
Buchtel
Nellie Lewis
John Lewis
Henderson Richardson
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