Group's Work Is Caring for Needy of City
NELSONVILLE The Child Welfare Committee submits its annual report detailing funding used to aid needy school children health needs. Since July 1 1935 to April 15 1937 receipts total 516.49 from benefits and gifts, expenditures 297.17 on glasses tonsils teeth and nurse supplies. The fund stands at 219.32 with six months more needs anticipated and requests continued city group support. Members include Mrs Tessie Cavanaugh W W Warren Supt E J Arnold and Mrs Nelle Dowler.
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Nelsonville
Child Welfare Committee
Tessie Cavvanaugh
W. W. Warren
E. J. Arnold
Nelle Dowler
WBA
Eastern Star Chapter
West
PTA
D. of A’s
Pythian Sisters
Southern Ohio
Cosmopolitan
Hyperion Clubs
Panies
Jonas
L.W.C
Esther
Local Union Holds Regular Meeting at Goose Run
Nelsonville local Union No. 3987 UMW of O will meet Tuesday at 1 o'clock at Goose Run Crossing. Election of local officers and other business to be discussed per secretary Carl Carsner.
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Nelsonville
Goose Run
Carl Carsner
Mizpah Class Meets At Miss Clark Home
Miss Margaret Clark hosts Mizpah Class of the Methodist Church at her home for a Wednesday pot luck dinner at six o clock.
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Nelsonville
Margaret Clark
Methodist Church
Girl Scouts Seek Cookies and Funds for Camp
In Nelsonville the Girl Scouts aim to raise funds for a summer camp by selling 500 dozen cookies next Saturday. They request donations of materials for ice box butter scotch cookies and will present their campaign plan tomorrow.
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Nelsonville
Illness Proves Fatal for Nelsonville Widow Mary Dille
Mrs. Mary Dille widow of George Dille died Saturday at 727 Walnut St after a brief illness. She lived most of her life in Nelsonville and is survived by a daughter Mrs. James Evans four grandchildren two brothers Albert and Ed Howard and two sisters Mrs Moe Manamay and Mrs Dishong. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at Warrens Funeral Home conducted by Rev Herman Sayers and Rev H A Rothrock.
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Nelsonville
Mary Dille
George Dille
Walnut St
Dishong
Athens
Warren
Herman Sayers
Circleville
H. A. Rothrock
Will Re-Enact Murder Trial At Local Church
Nelsonville residents will witness a re enacted dramatic trial titled Prisoner at The Bar portraying F W Wilkinson charged with murdering his wife in a drunken state. Local talent performs all roles except Wilkinson with Rev Lloyd Evans as judge and E J Arnold as state attorney. Doors open at 7 with the event at 8 at the Presbyterian church.
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Nelsonville
F. W. Wilkinson
Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Lloyd Evans
E. J. Arnold
H. A. Rothrock
Elmer Bay
Baliff T. A. Davis
R. A. Snackenburg
Bill Mechem
Wilma Scott
Emily Sharp
Shoe Factory Workers To Organize Union
Nelsonville article notes a June 16 meeting at the American Legion Building at 8 p.m. to form a local union for shoe factory workers. The event follows a conference between the Hocking and Sunday Valley Labor Council and the Shoe Company, chaired by John Coope and C. E. Hoskins. Also mentions a motor trip by Dr. and Mrs. Hammill and Mr. and Mrs. Eddy returning from a monthlong West coast to North route journey.
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Nelsonville
American Legion
Hocking and
Sunday Valley Labor Council
Shoe Company
John Coope
C. E. Hoskins
Labor Council
B. L. Hammill
Robert Eddy
Barrows and Parshell Visit Nelsonville Guests
Mr and Mrs John Barrows hosted Sunday guests from Zanesville including Mr and Mrs James Barrows with son Richard and Mr and Mrs Lee Parshell with daughter Thelma in Nelsonville
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Nelsonville
John Barrows
James Barrows
Richard
Lee Parshell
Thelma
Zanesville
Miss Marian Morris Weds Paul Stephan in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on a Saturday ceremony at 3:30 PM Miss Marian Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs P C Morris and Mr Paul Stephan son of Mr and Mrs Edwin F Stephan united in marriage at the bride’s home Rev John Lloyd Evans officiated. The couple left for a Michigan motor trip and will reside in Toledo after a reception and a new apartment awaits them. The bride is a OU and Columbus training school graduate and former secretary to the Columbus Railway Power and Light auditor. the groom is a OU graduate and works with the John Manville Corp in Toledo. Out of town guests included the Stephan family and Columbus friends. In Nelsonville Theodore Keeney received a $10 fine and costs for reckless driving in Mayor Holland’s court.
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Nelsonville
Marian Morris
P. C. Morris
E. Columbus St
Paul Stephan
Edwin F. Stephan
Upper
Sandusky
John Lloyd Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Morris
Ohio University
Pi Beta Phi
Columbus
Columbus Railway Power and Light Co
Stephan
John Manville Corporation
Toledo
Helen
David
Dick Collins
W. S. Courtright
Reds and Giants Split Orioles? No clear title
In a Nelsonville page snippet, baseball lines show Cincinnati and New York scoring totals across two games with multiple players named Riges Kampouris Mancuso and Hafey involved. The text lists runs batted in and home runs, with pitching notes and attendance figures.
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Pirates Drop Pair First Game in Brooklyn Series
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 1 in the opener as Brack and Waner lead with key hits. Brown and Manush spark offense for the Pirates but Brooklyn pitchers hold the line.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
van Mungo
Fred Fitzsimmons
New York
Dodger
Eastern Clubs Suffer Shellacking in Natl and AL Play
Eastern American League clubs returned home after the season’s worst intersectional losses. Western clubs swept 30 of 45 in the series while Chicago and Detroit led the East with strong records. New York Yankees rallied to win the opener over St. Louis Browns 16-9, then tied in the nightcap as DiMaggio homered thrice. White Sox swept Washington 9-4 and 3-2, with Cleveland, Detroit, and NY Giants also winning key games. St. Louis and Chicago paced the invasion in the NL, while Cincinnati split .500 ball.
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New York
U.P
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Cubs
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Bonura
Kreevich
Sewell
Monte Stratton
Giants
Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Chuck Klein
Leroy Parmelee
Boston
Lou Fette
Dizzy Dean
Dean
Cubs and Phillies Split as Shoun, Camilli Homer in Tight Game
In a 11 innings clash, Chicago and Philadelphia tie 6 6 with key homers from Herman Camilli Collins and O Deer. Shoun yields 6 runs, Parmelee and Mulcahy struggle on the mound as LaMaster secures the win and 10 000 in attendance.
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Mulcahy
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Herman
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Collins
Parmele Jurges
Chicase
Philadelphia
Rose
Mite
LaMaester
Jurees
LaMaster
Shoun
Scheren
Walters
Asseau
Kelleherp
Tigers Triumph 3 1 Over Red Sox in Muddy Showdown
Detroit tops Boston 3 to 1 as Hicks, Walker and Auker deliver key hits. Pitching tight, early miscues and late insurance runs tilt the game to the Tigers in a crowded ballpark.
Yanks Win Tie With St. Louis In Slugfest
In a high scoring baseball game the New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals combined for a barrage of runs. Key highlights include multiple two base hits and home runs by players such as Murphy Lazzeri and Selkirk, with Makosky earning the win for New York and Walkup taking the loss for St. Louis.
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St. Louis
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Malone
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Seevees
Bonett
Cift
DiMageio
West
Bell
Pavis
Heprich
Chisox Triumph as St Louis Falls to Boston in 1960s Classic
The St. Louis club loses to Boston 1 0 with Padgett charged with the loss as Deregaweni collects two RBIs. Brown and Pletcher hit two base hits, Mize adds a three base hit, while Bordagaray swipes a bag and Cuccinello is involved in a double play. Attendance reaches 41,079 as errors and base on balls shape the outcome.
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Chicago
Tra Myer
Simmons
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Washington
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ABA
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Millies
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English
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Fletcher
Cuccinello
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Welland & Turner
Teher
Welland
Iurner
Wightman Cup Team Named Nine Top U S Players
The U S Lawn Tennis Association named nine leading American women to try out for the Wightman Cup squad to face Britain at Forest Hills in August. Helen Wills Moody heads the list though she may not play. Also named in the practice group are Alice Marble Helen Jacobs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn Carolin Babcock Helen Pedersen Dorothy May Bundy and Gracyn Wheeler.
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New York
U.P
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Forest Hills
Helen Wills Moody
Moody
Alice Marble
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Marjorie Gladman van Ryn
Carolin Babcock
Helen Pedersen
Dorothy May Bundy
Gracyn Wheeler
Standings and results from the National and American Club leagues
The standings list New York leading the National League with 31 wins and 19 losses followed by Brooklyn and Philadelphia among others. In the American League Chicago leads with 28 wins and 19 losses as Detroit and Cleveland trail. Sunday results include St Louis 6 Boston 2 and Brooklyn 6 Pittsburgh 2 among others. Tuesday games feature matchups such as New York at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Boston.
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New. York
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Cricard
Sos Svecntsanes
Blittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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Chicazo
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Boston
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Washington
Air
St. Louis
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Chicago
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Association Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Algeo and Dean Tie for First in Athene Country Club Tourney
John Algeo and Norman Dean tied for first place in the bet a million tournament at Ath ens Country Club over the weekend. Bill Drake and Doc Sanders tied for next position, followed by Al Nellis F B Dilley Earl Beckley and Henry Begg in the final standings.
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John Algeo
Norman Dean
Athens Country Club
Bill Drake
Doc” Sanders
al Nellis
F. B. Dilley
Earl Beckley
Henry Begg
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