Bachtel Nine Wins to Scramble Twilight League Standings
In a Friday twilight league game Bachtel Nine defeated league leader Carbondale Grays 6 to 1, moving Bachtel into contention while dropping the Grays to a tie for first with the Mac Grew Telet White Sox. Pitcher Jake Carlin earned the win after a rough start, as Smathers held the Grays to one unearned run. Numerous readers’ notices span visitors and locals, from Raymond Raine family to Columbus trips, reflecting a busy community record.
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Gerbondale Grays
Bachtel
Scrambie
Carbondale Grays
Grays
Mac Grew- Telet White Sox
Buchte
Stratton Motors
Doolntie
Leftield
Risley
Frisby
Ingle
AB Rhpoa
HB. Chesser
E. Lowry
Lightfritz
J. Lowry
Buchtel
Ieee
Philips
Phillips
Mathers
Erro Risley
Lighthitz
Doolittle
Collins
Sweaty
Carlin
Byron
H. Chesser
Smathers
C. Phillips
Smith and Hoover
Ohio Farmers Extend Machinery Life Through Care
Ohio farm groups kept cost records since 1920 to gauge machinery life. In 1931 the average age of equipment across Greens and Medina counties is 12 years, only 2 years less than when discarded since 1940, with owners predicting a remaining 5 year life. Trends suggest price pressures affect investment and care.
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Ohio
Ohis
Movement Grows Under Federal Farm Board Leadership
The Federal Farm Board has driven notable growth over 18 months as co operative marketing expands. Sam RB McKelvie notes that board aid helped small groups move from rural areas to terminals to compete openly and obtain best prices for farm products. Roots and bulbs once used by Indigenous peoples may gain prominence in American diets, with inulin highlighted as a health builder. U S Department of Agriculture predicts world wheat demand will rise in the next two to three months due to higher foreign quotas, eased German restrictions, and smaller European grain stocks.
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Federal Farm Board 78
Sam RB
McKelvie
America
U. S. Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Catholic Fight Not Ended Despite Hopes for Peace
Vatican City report says the Iralo Vatican dispute remains unresolved as the Pope addresses 700 Faith Congregation members. Rome notes hinted normality, Italy prepares a fourth Vatican note response, while the Pope warns efforts to disband youth show a threatening horizon.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Faith Congregation
Rome
Italy
Fope
Three Are Killed in Hazard Run Battle on Weooten Creek
In Leslie County Kentucky three men died and a woman was seriously wounded during a shootout on Weooten's Creek. Victims named Joseph Findley Bailey Tiarris Engle. Mrs Joseph wounded while her son Warren allegedly killed Bailey and Engle after the pair fired on them.
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Hazard
Weooten's Creek
Leslie County
Wil Joseph
Findley Bailey
Tiarris Engle
Joseph
Theatiemen
Josepha
Warren
Ani Engle
Bailey
Engle
Young minister admits hoax about lynching story
In Dallas on June 20 the Rev. B. B. Brown 20 year old Baptist minister confessed to his congregation that his earlier claim of four men attempting to lynch him was a hoax. He said he intended to kill himself and could not go through with it when facing death while hanging from a chandelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
U.E
B. B. Brown
Bombs Trigger Violent Mine Strike Endgame
Pittsburgh reported the third week of a Western Pennsylvania bituminous field strike with two bombings endangering about 30 workers and an incendiary mine fire. A bomb near a bunk house at Chickenville wounded no one fatally but caused shattered windows and a forced evacuation.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Chickenvile
Fear for Father Hubbard Missing after Alaskan Flight
Pears for the safety of Father Bernard Hubbard of the University of Santa Clara who left Chignik three days ago for Aniakchak Volcano. Aviators familiar with the Alaskan Peninsula fear trouble may have halted his flight though landing elsewhere and conducting routine may be possible.
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Seward
Alaska
Father Bernard Hubbard
University of Santa Clara
California
Chignik
Aniakchak
Alaskan
Father Hubbard
Mrs. Betty Putnam Harris Dies at Daughter's Home
Betty Putnam Harris died at her daughter Mrs. John V. Wood in Nelsonville Friday night at 4 30. Born July 1 14 in Marietta to Georges and Susan Putnam, she lived mostly in Athens and married William Hunter Harris in 1868. She leaves two daughters May Putnam Harris and Ross Harris Wood, a brother George L. Putnam of Athens, four sisters and several grandchildren. She was active in the First Presbyterian Church and the Nabby Lee Aries Chapter of the D A R. Funeral services are set for Friday at 9 o'clock at West Washington Street, Nelsonville, with burial in Athens.
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Raymond Raine
Ruth
Ada Jean
Adam Scheeler
Athens
KR. B. Faylor
Toledo
Eula Scheeler
Mis
Mary Louise Pritchard
Columbus
Elsie Uhrig
Cleveland
Job Zeller
Mise Mayme Weylar
Mies Mae Linton
John Zeller
Homer Warehime
Grant Hospital
Donald
Misa Katharine Warehime
Warehime
George Hall
Harry Kelly
Ala. Kelch
Delaware
Wiliam Bechtold
B. M. Gilebert
T. B. Miles
Ila Johnnson
Westerville
Rose Gook
W. W. Evans
M Wilma
Scott
Carning
Val Cox
Frances Cox
Royal
Rose City
Payid Might
John Detrick
J. G. Johnston
Detroit
Mich
Charles McClurg
Glenn F. Weymueller
Philadelphia
Dollar Steamship Company
C. A. Stover
Frank Fleming
Lew Keplar
Brownsville
Clarence Wolf
Mr. Wolf
Walbridge
Betty Putnam Harrie
John V. Wood
Nelsonville
Harris
Georges
Susan Westcott Putnam
Marietta
William Hunter Harris
Me. Harris
May Putnam Harris
Ross Harris Wood
George 1. Putnam
Ella Putnam
Mra
Ho M. Roach
Sarah Norton
Clemens
May Whip- Neer Betwen
H. Wood
Cincinnati
E. Wood
Nelebhrille
Andéon
Harris Wood
Tarael Putnam
First Presbyterian Church
Nabby Lee Aries
MP West Weraahington Street
Prohibition Inspectors Seize 26 Stills in District Reach
Tom Bush and Blatt C. Wilson, prohibition inspectors, confiscated 26 stills in the district spanning Athens, Hocking, Metra and Gallia Counties during May. May operations have been low and the equipment destroyed. a note mentions a person not connected with the service is involved.
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Nelsonville
Tom Bush
Blatt C. Wilson
Prohibition
Athens
Hocking
Metra
Gallia
Son
Prohibition Service
Aimee Semple McPherson Appeals Tax Bill
Aimee Semple McPherson head of Angelus Temple has appealed to the U S Board of Tax Appeals to stop the government from collecting 21340 for income tax for 1928 1927 and 1928. Hearing is set in Washington next Wednesday. Federal authorities say her net income over the three years was 140276, more than 100000 higher than reported.
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Los Angeles
Ur— Aimes Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Washington
Nelsonville News Notes and Local Arrivals
Local items report deaths and burials in Arkansas and Columbus. Earl White learns of his sister Mrs. Scott leaving a funeral in New Plymouth. Family visits occur across Haydenville, Nelsonville and Ravenna. Community updates include school openings, social visits, hospitalizations, a birthday event, and a dog attack report near Lick Run. St Agnes Guild met with 12 members and one guest from Detroit.
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Ald
Flint
W. J and
Scott Turner
Earl White
Scote
Arkansas
New Plymouth
James Sturgill
Hattie, Marie
Gertrude
Ravenna
Fleary Todd
Miamond
Ward Seele
Haydenville
Ralph Campbell Henry Todd
Ralph Campbell Henry Todd, Sr
Nelsonville
Mable Campbell
Nelsvrtle
John Bowman
Thomas Sawers
Frank Allen
Nell
Hasdenville
Harold Allen
Mines Allee Allen
Gertrude Glavther
Helen Evans
Rey Nutter
Thomas Feann
Mire
Everett White
Ralph Roby and
Lohidren
Columbus
Nate Evin
Harry Boyd
Columban
Charles Cheshier
Misa Aileen Cole
W. A. Cole
W. H. Weigand
Buckeye Lake
Lick Run
Frank McAlister
L. Sanner
Columus
P. C. Campbell
Bmr
John McSherry
Agnes Guild
St. Agnes Guild
Episcopal Church
J. E. Warmer
Mra. J. Warrington
Nelson Dowler
Rutherford
Detroit
Infant Son Dies in Steubenville Homes
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Reatt died Friday night at their home in Steubenville. The baby’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Seatt, were notified. Funeral services are planned in Steubenville Monday with relatives expected.
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Nelsonville
Edwin Reatt
Do Hebben Bkeatt
Hanes
Steubenville
John W. Seatton
Pranklin Street
Heral
Scott
Lanta
Community reunion and club meeting span weekend events
A local community reunion of Care Southe Mate’s and Teacher Aaaoe drew attendees at the webbe with a bathe dinner served in noon and afternoon entertainment led by Twonge and Lancaster. From Nelsonville, several residents joined, while the BA Club met Friday evening at Myers Street with 17 members answering the roll call and plans for the next gathering on July 2 at Mrs Goldie Kuhn’s home.
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The
Daughters of America
Mattie Weekley
Filizabeth Evener
Elizabeth Scott
Mary Taylor
Linzet Delman
Dorothy
Louise Gro
Mary Margaret
Rachel Steenrod
Evener
Scott
Weekley
Lulu Sanders
Elten Steenrod
Adda Grov
Jesse Willan
Hite McKibben
Goric
Apna
Care Sehout
Nenjee
Wehbe
Lancaster
Wartin Geuger
Bohring
Gare
Med
Prurentns
Howard Burgess
Nelsonville
Rowe Couit
Mis
Margretite Cook
Snd
Jas, Bartheen
Mes
Harland Hartman
Clementa
BA Club
W. Boa
Clohomet
Frank Arulersen
Myers Street
Mermbara
Mra
Vet Midkitt
Rinh
Ethel Matheny
Hebecca Hartley
Anederson
Goldie Kuhn
Grover Street
Tornado Destroys Property In Minnesota Toll Rises
A tornado swept Southern Minnesota and Northern Town causing one death and extensive property damage as wire service restoration confirmed. The funnel and heat wave spawned winds across the region, disturbing homes and businesses.
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Mason City
Minnesota
Town
Sttacken
War Vet Enjoys a Week at Columbus Encampment Highlight
Ralph Wall, Civil War veteran, spent a week in Columbus at the A A I encampment. He was escorted by Mrs. Gartinger and family to a WAT broadcast where Wall spoke of his experiences. Martha Taulwig performed three numbers for his benefit. Wall, active in veterans circles, plans to continue public service for several years.
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Ralph Dall Udarne
Nelaomvilee
Ralph Wall
Columbus
A. i
Hla Mises
Tinhy Gartinger
Oalin O
Aluettel
G. AL
Stall Lage
Tse
Ruehtel
Athena
Nelsonville to Host Vacation Bible School Start Morning
Joes Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville will open its Daily Vacation Bible School on Monday at o'clock in the church basement. The program runs three sessions daily with supervision by the pastor Rev. Liggd Bvania and staff including Afra Frank Knox, Miss Kathiewa Thaftin, and Lamson Ted, offering boys manual work and memory work along with a kindergarten department.
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Nelsonville
Joes
Presbyterian Church
Roma
Liggd Bvania
Afra
Frank Knox
Iit
Kathiewa Thaftin
Anntor
College of Woosteg
Waeih
Thera
Asmalanta
Omok
Lamson Ted
Bielesan
Evans to Speak Lionville at Presbyterian Church
Evans to speak Sunday night at 7 20 at the Presbyterian Church on France. The speaker will cover next topics after Rome and Spain. He will discuss India and Risdia in upcoming sessions. Birthday anniversary of Afra George Coape noted with family gathering at her Adams Street home Friday.
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Lionville
Llvyd Byana
Presbyterian Church
Rome
Spain
France
Afra
George Coape
Adama Street
Mra
Aminea Coogey Columbua
Mex
Nettie Pleres
Zanesvite
George Caape
John Coops
Jamon Crape
Chikinemy Austin
Kenneth
Elizabeth
Mas
Senet
Mire
James
Pate Tan
Jack
Ride Dia Johnson
Hddie
Edwin Johnson
Almaring
John
Pauline
Westnon
Ceops
Margie
Meauth
Erb
Roy
Bay Win
Ella Sutton
Adda James
Group
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Ruth Jahneke
Fiarry Menge
Onlo
Ohi Livestock Cooperative Association
U. S. Forest Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Dar
Pope
Kentucky
Betty Putnam Harris
Misa Charlotte Acker
Jury
Wl. T. Ub
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
G. W. Lax
Fayette Street
Josia Baugh
Flore Ledite
Mary Riggs
Gertrude Allen
Afra Anna Alien
A. L. Barker
Will Standall
Nes
Fannie Williama
Mary Stout
Methodist Church
Charles Monks
Newton Smith
Chestnut Street
Rearle Higgins
Emily McManamay
Smith
C. L. Stout
Alex Nelson
Cora Rechtold
White
Pat Galvin
Maria Evans
Dean Linscott
Dorothy Dalley
Elma
Ruth Higgins
Smith’ Grove
Aimee Files
U. S
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AG Meettit
Ftenry’ White
Witel
Mrs. Sheldon
Jana
Naturst Titteburgh
Testeley
Miechemi
Joyces Dept
MVI
Minn Thuth Welch
Firatle
State Board of Rehool Examinera
Nelsonville Lumber Co
Mere Monde
Evans
Rardin
Athens, Ohio
Ont
Hartin
Luhrig
Fred Landis
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