Nelsonville Eagles Name Delegates to Ohio Convention
Nelsonville Aerie No. 391 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles announces delegates Charlies Bowers Jack White and Gilbert Smith will attend the state convention in Cleveland June 24 to 27. The order reports 151 Aeries in Ohio and about 25 000 new members this year.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Aerie
Order of Eagles
Cleveland
Gilbert Smith
Aerue
Charlies Bowers
Jack White
Ohio
Smith
Eagles
Mrs Craig Hosts MM Club Meeting in Nelsonville
Mrs Goldie Craig and assistants hosted the M M Club at her home Friday evening in Nelsonville. Fifteen members attended with one new member Mrs Lucile Steenrod. After a business session, games and music followed with prizes to Lillian Silscott Myrtle Matheny and Minnie Scott. Luncheon was served, next hostess is Mrs Ona Beagle.
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Nelsonville
Goldie Craig
Ruth Keating
Lillian Silscott
M. M. Club
Lucile Steenrod
Myrtle Matheny
Minnie Scott
Ona Beagle
Walnut St
Mizpah Class Meets at Methodist Church in Nelsonville
Miss Margaret Clark hosted the Mizpah Class gathering at the Methodist Church in Nelsonville with a 6 oclock covered dish dinner. She led devotions before a business session and social evening. Mrs Bertha Barker will host the next meeting.
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Nelsonville
Margaret Clark
Methodist Church
Funeral Services for William Burns in Haydenville
Funeral services for William Burns Haydenville will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at the Haydenville Church. Burial will follow in Haydenville. He is survived by three sons one daughter one sister and one brother.
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Nelsonville
William Burns
Haydenville
Miss Lillian Stover Returns From Buffalo Trip
Miss Lillian Stover has returned home after a boat trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls New York. She was accompanied by Miss Louise Kramer of Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Lillian Stover
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Louise Kramer
Columus
Plan Benefit Tonight In Nelsonville
The L. A. Club hosts a benefit tonight at 8 o clock in the I. O. O. F. hall to support a local cause.
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Nelsonville
L. A
Local Society Notes From Evanston and Nearby Areas
Personal visits populate a weekend with guests from Evanston Illinois Columbus Ohio Athens and Carlisle Kentucky. Mrs Imogene Kean Giles and Mrs J M Hyde host and guests include Mrs Lillie Wallace Mrs Minnie Whitmore Mr and Mrs W B Crawford and Mrs Sarah E Davis Colum bus Leighton Aumiller Earl Baker and relatives with others visiting Belford Harbarger Miss Charles Huffman Bernice Keene and G W Pearce plus a drive to Middleport and a visit to Mrs Robert Stephenson.
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Imogene Kean Giles
Evanston
Ill
J. M. Hyde
Lillie Wallace
Minnie Whitmore
Mildred Harrison
W. B. Crawford
Sarah E. Davis
Sunbury
L. A. Davis
Leighton Aumiller
Columbus
Earl Baker
E. J. Baker
Athens
J. W. Hickman
Carlisle
Chauncey
Clarence
Barnes
Harry Wade
Bernice Keene
Comfort
W. Va
Effie Thompson
Gene
Will Simington
Belford Harbarger
Charles Huffman
Logan
Louise Pearce
G. W. Pearce
Middleport
Robert Stephenson
Eastern Guests at Nelsonville Home
Mr and Mrs Far Baker hosted guests on Wednesday including Miss Gertrude Steffen assistant superintendent of nurses at Long Island Hospital Brooklyn N Y and Miss Tressa Steffen Josephine Steffen and Mr and Mrs John Cook Corning Also noted Miss Gertrude Steffen visiting her Corn ing home during vacation.
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Nelsonville
Far] Baker
Gertrude Steffen
Long Island Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tressa
Josephine Steffen
John Cook
Corning
Two Nelsonville Residents Injured in Columbus Car Crash
Miss Mable Campbell suffered a fractured left shoulder after a collision in Columbus Sunday afternoon. Bertha Evans, driver and former Nelsonville resident, was bruised and her car wrecked. Campbell received care at Grant Hospital and returned home. C G Sheppard was released from Mt. Carmel Hospital after an operation and is recovering at home.
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Nelsonville
Mable Campbell
Bertha Evans
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Miss Campbell
Evans
C. G. Sheppard
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Sheppard
Money Stolen From Nelsonville Gem Pharmacy Window
Early this morning unknown thieves broke the Gem Pharmacy lobby window on W Washington St and stole currency and silver totaling 27 dollars 50 cents. Patrolman Charles Thompson recovered 14 dollars 50 cents on Central School grounds. A large coal chunk was used to smash the window. Several residents heard the crash around 2 30.
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Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Washington St
Charles Thompson
Cancel Scout Meeting in Nelsonville Wait Weather Forces
The Hill meeting of Troop No. 65 is canceled tonight due to weather. The regular meeting will be held at the Methodist Church tonight at 8 o'clock.
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Nelsonville
Louis Remains Favorite in Spite of Poor Camp Work
Henry McLemore reports Braddock and Louis head to Chicago for their heavyweight title bout. Braddock leaves Michigan camp secretly for the city and plans a theater visit before weighing in. Louis spars two rounds with Tiger Hairston but appears under par, while bettors still favor Louis. Promoter Jacobs cites $600,000 in tickets, with gross receipts unlikely to exceed $750,000.
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Louis
Henry McLemore
Chicago
U.P
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Louis
Braddock
Grand Beach
Mich
South Side
Tiger Hairston
Tiger
Joe
Comiskey Park
Baer
Carnera
Levinsky
Retzlaff
Brescia
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Warnings on Threats to National Savings and Recovery
The speaker warns four threats to savings including government borrowing at low rates, corporate surpluses taxed away, currency inflation from deficit financing, and pressure for continued spending. He argues these forces erode savings, hurt institutions, and may jeopardize the recovery and living standards.
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Congress
Plans Homecoming Toledo Home Week for Centennial
Former Toledoans worldwide invited to a Come Home Week celebration from Sept. 17 to 24 as part of Toledo’s centennial program.
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Toledo
Standings and Tuesday Games Across Leagues
The standings show Kansas City 10 Columbus 5 and 15 8. Milwaukee 13 Toledo 2. Toledo 6 Milwaukee 2. St Paul 7 Louisville 3. Louisville 12 St Paul 3. Minneapolis 6 Indianapolis 3. Minneapolis 3 Indianapolis 3 with a Sunday closing law noted. Tuesday National Games pair New York and Chicago. Brooklyn and St Louis. Boston and Pittsburgh. Philadelphia and Cincinnati. American slate lists St Louis at New York and other matchups including Detroit at Boston and Milwaukee at Columbus.
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New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Association Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
National L. Pet Club
Aee
New Erehoer
American Club Pet
St. Louis Association Club
Milwaukee
St. Boston
Pratts Fork Sewing Club Meets at Mrs Stanley Home
The Pratts Fork Rainy Day Sewing Circle gathered at Mrs. Jack Stanley's home on Thursday June 17. Members quilted and presented a snowball quilt to Mrs. A H Coates. Next meeting scheduled for Amanda Colburn's home on July 1.
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Pratts Fork
Jack Stanley
A. H. Coates
Amanda Colburn
John Cowan
Shade
Hamby Ator
Orion Colmer
Bertha Williams
Pomeroy
Harold Douglas
Kansas
Myrle King
Zella Williams
Carrie King
Medwick Looms as Most Valuable National Player
Joseph H. Medwick, 26, St. Louis Cardinal outfielder, leads the NL in batting average runs home runs RBIs and hits. He tops both leagues with a .426 average and 86 hits in 202 at bats, pushing the Cards toward first place as Dizzy Dean wins and the Yankees crush Chicago in a doubleheader crowd of 68,939.
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Medwick
NEW York
U.P
Joseph H
Ducky-Wacky
St. Louis Cardinal
Joe
Gerry Walker
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Joe DiMaggio
Greenberg
Boston Bees
Cards
St. Louis
Dizzy Dean
Dean
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankee
Selkirk
DiMaggio
Gehrig
Gomez
Monte Pearson
Detroit Tigers
Yanks
Philadelphia Athletics
Elden Auker
Tommy Bridges
A’s
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Wes Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Bicycle safety campaign launched in Pueblo schools
Pueblo city officials rolled out a voluntary bicycle safety campaign for schools ahead of summer vacation. Thirty safety rules for bicyclists have been issued to guide students and families.
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Pueblo
Colo
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MM Club
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James L. Mooney
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la Follette Committee
Robert Wohlforth
Post Office Committee
Majestic
Nelsonville Pharmacy
Messenger Sports
Ring
Doe
Walter E. Spahr
Department of Economics
New York University
Abrho Marchand
Feigstahtenense Boyle
Boeek
Bolyard
Oglesby
Emmane Hartje
Schulte
Amewen
Mmm Marshall
Nig’ Ling
Moore
Columbus Abrho King
Slaughter
Rizzo
Jordan
Webb
Macon
Heusser
Stumpf
Hartje
Behulte
Marshall
Vance
P Woonee
Columbus Abrhoa King
Schroeder
Eneneneens
McGee
Fjtandings
Pratts Fork Sewing Club
George Kirkley
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Athens, Ohio
Pico Wholesale CO
Glouster
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