Eagles and Plains Open Nelsonville Baseball Diamond
Nelsonville Eagles Club opens Arnold's Field with a Sunday game against the Plains Club coached by Abraham. NYA workers helped finish the diamond with clay rolled and a heavy fence backstop. Tickets from Bennie Harrison Benefit holders grant free admission. Game starts at 2 30 p m with ample parking inside the fence.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Arnold's Field
Abraham
NYA
Plains
the Plains
Eagles
Bennie Harrison
Nelsonville Social Notes and District Pythian Sisters Meeting
Mrs. Cleo Whitmore and others attended a district Pythian Sisters meeting in Wilkesville with about two hundred diners. The 1939 session is set for Murray City. The Community Garden Club picnic for June 27 at Miss Nixon’s home is postponed. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morrison returned from Detroit after visiting relatives. Mrs. Hubert Leyshon has left for Philadelphia after visiting her sister.
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Cleo Whitmore
Bessie Warehime
Mary Wion
Flossie Coope
Lessie Hannahs
Adda Groves
Fanny Williams
Wilkesville
Pythian Sisters
Murray City
Community Garden Club
Miss Nixon
Nelsonville
Walter Morrison
Detroit
Mich
Cyrus Thorne
Hubert Leyshon
Philadelphia
R. R. Stalter
Garden Club Flower Show Planned for Middleport Church
The district Garden Clubs Flower Show, directed by Prof. Ries, will be held Thursday June 30 at the Presbyterian Church in Middleport Ohio. Nelsonville members may call for attendance by June 25 with luncheon reservations due by June 26.
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District Garden Clubs
Presbyterian Church
Middleport
Nelsonville
Sunday School Class Meets at Imhoff Home
Nelsonville church notes say the Golden Rule Sunday School class of the Methodist Church will meet at 931 Chestnut Street the home of Mrs. V T Imhoff on Thursday night at 7 39 oclock Mrs Roy Davis will assist Mrs Imhoff
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Nelsonville
Golden Rule
The
Methodist Church
V. T. Imhoff
Chestnut St
Roy Davis
Imhoff
Rebekahs Set Meeting on School of Instructions Plans
Nelsonville group calls meeting for Wednesday at 7 30 PM in 100 F Hall to arrange the series of School of Instructions to be held at Chauncey.
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Nelsonville
Rebekahs
F. Hall
School of Instructions
Chauncey
Blake announce birth of daughter Shelby Jeanne
Mr and Mrs Donald Blake of Carbon Hill announce the birth of their daughter Shelby Jeanne on Sunday June 19.
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Carbon Hill
Donald Blake
Shelby Jeanne
Notice to Bidders for Howard Hall Equipment Ohio University
Sealed proposals are invited by the Treasurer of Ohio University Athens Ohio until 2 00 PM Monday June 27 1988 EST for furnishing and delivering in place equipment and furnishings of Howard Hall. Specifications and bid blanks available at the Treasurer Office. Each bid must include State Form of Combination Bid ding and Contract Bond equal to the bid amount. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. GEO C PARKS Treasurer of Ohio University.
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Ohio — University
Athens
Ohio
Howard Hall
Ohio University
Parks
Eagles prep lodge floor for Family Night in July
Nelsonville Eagles plan floor sanding to ready the lodge room for dancing. Family Night, a growing event, will be held July 1 with activities and a social program for members and guests.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
Carbondale Beats Camp Nelson In City League
In Nelsonville Barber opened with three hits as Carbondale defeated Camp Nelson 8 to 6. Carbondale had seven errors while Camp Nelson committed five. Nelsonville Giants meet Camp Nelson next Wednesday in league play.
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Nelsonville
Barber
Camp Nelson Boys
Carbondale
Camp Nelson
Nelsonville Giants
All Day Union Meeting Set for July 4 in Nelsonville
The sixth annual all day joint county Union Class meeting will be held July 4 in the tent at Nelsonville. First service starts at 9 30. The Gospel Four Quartet radio singers and a Columbus girls quartet will perform. Also expected are two Jackson accordion players and other musicians and singers.
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Nelsonville
Gospel Four
Columbus
Jackson
Nelsonville Benefit to be held at Red Men's Hall
A benefit evening for W B A will be staged Thursday night at 8 o'clock in the Red Men's Hall with local residents organizing the event and inviting attendance.
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Nelsonville
Red Men’s Hall
Carpenters entertain guests from nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reeves hosted Pearl Reeves Nellie Nichols and A O Graves from Harrisonville and Athens. Mrs. Robert Livingston formerly Hildred Forrest of Dexter visited Thursday and Friday. Livingston is a Rutland High School classmate. Reeves family visited relatives in Jackson County on Sunday.
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Carpenter
Carl Reeves
Pearl Reeves
Nellie Nichols
Athens
A. O. Graves
Harrisonville
Robert Livingston
Hildred Forrest
Dexter
Philadelphia
Cheshire Personal Mention Summary of local church events and moves in Cheshire community
A large crowd attended the union children's day service at the M. E. Church in Cheshire. A pageant titled The Children's Tribute was directed by Mrs. H. N. Snider and Mrs. Briggs Kirby with assistance from Mrs. Garrett Kerns and Miss Sylvia Sigman. Mrs. Ora Sayre hosted the Woman's Home Missionary Society. eleven members attended. Visitors from Kananga included Mrs. Ora Pullins, Mrs. Henrietta Garland, and Miss Ella Wagner. Mrs. Clara Ward led devotions. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Margaret Carman at the Baptist Church. burial in Gravel Hill Cemetery. Rev. Higginbotham and Rev. H. N. Snider officiated. Rev. and Mrs. Snider leave for Delaware for two weeks of study. Mrs. Snider to stay with daughter in Newark. Mrs. Irene Scott died at her daughter's home. funeral held at Old Eggner Baptist Church. Stanford Denney and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush and family, and Mrs. Clara Ward attended an all day meeting at Pine Grove Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grover and daughters, Elizabeth and Leta Ann, Everett Long and daughter Frances Kathryn, spent Sunday at Lake Alma.
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Clara Ward
Baptist Church
Margaret Carman
Erman Swisher
Higginbotham
H. N. Snider
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Delaware
Ivan Grover
Elizabeth
Leta Ann
Everett Long
Frances Kathryn
Lake Alma
Stores to Remain Open on Thursday in Nelsonville
Nelsonville retailers will stay open Thursday afternoon until 5 PM due to Thursday being WPA check day. The move was arranged by the Retail Merchants Association to aid shoppers receiving benefits.
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Nelsonville
Retail Merchants Association
Eagles Will Picnic On Old Lewis Farm
In Nelsonville the Eagles stage a stag picnic at the old Lewis Farm three miles south of town. Dewey Whyte, arrangements chairman, says it will be the largest Eagles picnic yet with boxing, ball games, horseshoe pitching and more. Free lunch and refreshments will be served around noon.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
Old Lewis
Dewey Whyte
Whyte Plans Nelsonville Athletic Club for Young Athletes
Dewey Whyte announces the Nelsonville Athletic Club to open in Spray Building third floor. It will host boxing ring punching bags and related equipment ready for Friday night opening and invite boys and men aged 15 to 30 to join. A softball team is planned for the league being formed.
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Nelsonville
Dewey Whyte
Spray
Nelsonville Athletic Club
Whyte
Revival in Progress at Hamley Run School House Nelsonville
Revival in progress in Nelsonville at the Hamley Run School House draws strong attendance. Services held each evening this week with an all day meeting on Sunday June 26. Daily services at 10 am 2 pm and 7 45 pm with parking provided. Evangelists are Rev E F Shingler and Rev Alva Shifflet.
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Nelsonville
Hamley Run
E. F. Shingler
Alva Shifflet
Tom Thumb Wedding Attendees Meet at Church
Children taking part in the Tom Thumb wedding are asked to meet at the Methodist Church in Nelsonville Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Nelsonville
Lick Run Local to Elect Officers at February Meeting
Nelsonville Lick Run Local will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday night at 7 30 in the Forty and Eight Building. Election of officers will take place during the gathering.
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Nelsonville
Lick Run
Mouse snatches bird seed from Police Chief Matowitz
In Cleveland a thief evaded capture after stealing bird seed from Police Chief George J. Matowitz. The culprit, a quick mouse, slipped away as officers attempted to detain it at the scene.
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Cleveland
George J. Matowitz
Murray City Social and Personal Notices
Murray City hosts a flurry of visits and travel notes as relatives and friends from Logan Athens Columbus Cleveland and Nelsonville drop in. Trips include a Schmeling Louis fight plans in New York and a vacation run to Detroit and Easter states.
Langsville Resident Injured as Car Leaves Road
Mrs. Roy George of Langsville was seriously hurt when a car driven by her husband went off a road and over a bank at the Bruce Morris place Sunday morning. She was taken to Holzer Hospital for treatment.
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Langsville
Roy George
Bruce Morris Place
George
Holzer Hospital
R. F. Whitmer
Orville Davis
Kermit Brown
Akron
Clarice Miller
Pearle Russell
Hysell Run
Dorothy Chase
Margretta Hughes
Marvin Denny
Woodroe Wilcox
Old Man
Coolville and Troy Briefs
Coolville and Troy items summarize local events from a Father’s Day gathering in Pickerington to summer activities. Attendees include Mills families from Coolville and Columbus, and visitors from Parkersburg and Mineral Wells. Scouts from Coolville depart for Camp Dupler near Athens while 4 H Toppers Club forms with Mary Gaskins and Winifred Travis assisting.
Rock Springs Social Groups Active in Community Events
The Jolly Junior Sewing Club met at the fairgrounds with six members and a visitor. The Grange Hall hosts a Friday social. Home Economics committee credited. Various local families visited relatives and attended gatherings across Rock Springs. New health club officers were installed and first aid kits approved for the school.
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Rock Springs
Jolly Junior Sewing Club
Fairgrounds
Grange
Grange Hall
Jewell Curtis
Ruth
Mary
Pomeroy
Kate Weyersmiller
Will Eichinger
Clara
Dayton
Richmond
Ind
Partlows
Dale Smith
Amos Leonard
William Grueser
Will Jenkenson
Columbus
Reed Jenkenson
Dudley Burnside
Frances
Leslie Burnside
Athens
George Reuter
Fort Wayne
John Hartung
William Morgan
Ada Haskins Seeks Divorce From Walter Haskins in Penitentiary Case
Ada Haskins petitions for divorce from Walter Haskins who is confined in the Ohio Penitentiary. She requests custody of four children and a court order requiring support payments.
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Gallipolis
Walter Haskins
Ohio
Ada Haskins
Condensed coffee debated as a Japanese snack
A condensed coffee drink combining coffee sugar and milk is offered for sale in Japan. The product blends coffee with sugar and milk and is presented as a ready to consume beverage or ingredient in local markets and shops.
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Japan
Catholic Ladies Study Club Social Notes
The Glouster club met at Mrs. Fred Smith's home Tuesday evening with a Biblical reading on St. Aloysius by Mrs. Smith. Miss Josephine Hedfeldt read a paper titled In the Scheme of Things. Contests followed and refreshments were served to members and guest Mrs. Bernice Carter.
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Glouster
The
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Fred Smith
St. Aloysius
Smith
Josephine Hedfeldt
Thomas Noon
George Carter
Carl Orndoff
Thomas McAllister
William Echstenkamper
William Wolf
Andrew Chute
Margaret Stocklein
Bernice Carter
Workers' Conference of Church of Christ Meets
The Workers' Conference of the Church of Christ held a Monday evening meeting at the church with a 6 30 pot luck dinner. Alfred B Morris presided and Mrs Maude Williams led devotionals. Herman Janchius spoke on The Purpose of the Bible School and Mrs Fred I Gardner spoke on the Washington New Hampshire workers' conference work. The next meeting is set for July 18 with Mrs Herman Jauchius leading devotionals.
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Workers' Conference of the
Church of Christ
Alfred B. Morris
Maude Williams
Herman Janchius
Fred I. Gardner
Washington, D. H
Workers’ Conference
Herman Jauchius
Mrs Noon Hosts Bridge Club In Evening at Home
Mrs Thomas Noon entertained her bridge club at her home on Monday evening. One guest, Miss Josephine Hedfeldt, attended. Three tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs Lawrence Ley for high score and Mrs Herman Atlas for second high. Hostess served a dessert course to a large group of members.
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Noon
Thomas Noon
Josephine Hedfeldt
Lawrence Ley
Herman Atlas
W. W. Bryson
L. E. Richardson
Leo White
Andrew Chute
F. H. May
O. A. McDonald
B. R. Angle
L. E. Heiskel
John Blower
Wed in Corning as Regina Welch Marries Ernest Pyle
Miss Regina Welch daughter of Mr and Mrs James Welch Corning and Mr Ernest Pyle of Lancaster wed at St Bernard Church Corning in a morning ceremony Rev Father Tague officiated A reception followed at the bride's home The couple plans a Washington D C trip and will reside in Lancaster Mr Pyle works at Omar Baking Company Mrs Thomas Noonof Glouster attended as a guest.
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Corning
Regina Welch
James Welch
Ernest Pyle
Lancaster
St. Bernard Church
Father Tague
Washington, D. C
Pyle
Omar Baking Company
Thomas Noon of
Glouster
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Anna Klingo of Cleveland visits Glouster friends. Miss Phyllis Morris stays with Miss Ann Hutchinson at New Athens. Mrs. C. E. Handley visits her mother Mrs. C. Smith in Middletown weekend. Mrs. Sam Kleinman and daughter Phyllis depart for Cleveland Sunday and plan to return Thursday.
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Glouster
Anna Klingo
Cleveland
Phyllis Morris
Ann Hutchinson
New Athens
C. E. Handley
C. Smith
Middleport
Sam Kleinman
Phyllis
Epworth League Meet At Methodist Church
All Epworth League members are asked to meet at the Methodist Church Wednesday night at 6 30 o clock.
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Glouster
Epworth League
Methodist
Hysell Returns After Drakes Visit And Local Calls
Mrs. Clifford Hysell came back after a week with her ill father Peter Swaro in Drakes. Locals including Mr. and Mrs. William Hill and grandchildren visited Leslie Kittle’s home to view flowers. The M E Church Women’s Sunday School class plans a Friday 7 30 meeting at Lena Exenkemper’s. Nettie Heiser will spend the summer in West Virginia with her Mandt relatives after a week at home.
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Jacksonville
Clifford Hysell
Drakes
Peter Swaro
William Hill
J. L. Altman
Zoa Reickle
Leslie Kittle
Kittle Yard
M. E. Church
Lena Exenkemper
Nettie Heiser
West Virginia
John Mandt
Miss Virginia Williams Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Virginia Lou Williams underwent an operation for appendicitis at Grant Hospital in Columbus on Friday. Her sister Mrs William Maffin of this city is at her bedside.
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Virginia Lou Williams
Grant Hospital
Columbus
William Maffin
Glouster Kiwanis Meet Features Judge Boyd Candidate
Judge Clinton D. Boyd of Middletown, Republican candidate for Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court, spoke to the Glouster Kiwanis Club on The American Courts at Hotel Gordon. Next week’s meeting will inspect the Kiwanis Club and a lieutenant governor of Ohio will attend with a guest speaker.
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Glouster
Clinton D. Boyd
Middletown
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Boyd
Ohio Supreme Court
Kiwanis Club
Ohio
Personal News Notes of Albany Route 1
Miss Edna Turner from Columbus visited her father Kate Turner over the weekend. Pearley West family and Arthur West visitors at James Ervin home near Athens Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Grady Sams underwent tonsil removal in Athens. Georgia Griffin from The Plains visited her parents Ray and [Mrs.] Bailes Sunday. Cora Conner ill. Dona Kathern Tewksbury Carpenter R D visits Cliff Ross and Lloyd Knowlton family. Blanche Henry Columbus and Harry Levin New York City visit S. R. Crossen home. Ida Elliott spent Monday night with ill sister Cora Conner.
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Albany R. D. No. 1
Edna Turner
Columbus
Kate Turner
Pearley West
Eloise
Arthur West
James Ervin
Athens
Grady (Collins) Sams
Georgia Griffin
the Plains
Ray Bailes
Cora Conner
Dona Kathern Tewksbury
Carpenter R. D
Cliff Ross
Lloyd Knowlton
Blanche Henry
Harry Levin
New York City
S. R. Crossen
Ida Elliott
William G White to Join Rio Grande Staff
Rio Grande College announces William G White of Defiance College will serve as registrar and business manager, succeeding F K Zimmerman who returns to private business. White, a 1929 Denison and 1933 Cincinnati alumnus, is married to a daughter of W A Holmes of Granville. An agriculture teacher under the student self help plan has not yet been chosen.
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Gallipolis
Pres. W. A. Lewis
Rio Grande College
William G. White
Defiance College
F. K. Zimmerman
Defiance
White
Denison University
University of Cincinnati
W. A. Holmes
Granville
Lewis
Thunderstorms Occur About 223 Days per Year
A Java climate note states that thunderstorms average 223 days annually in the region. The data underscores frequent storm activity and implications for weather planning and agriculture in the area.
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Java
Class Gives Social Program for June
Faithful workers of the United Brethren Church held a June meeting with a Wiener roast. Attendees included Laura Frazee Frances Judson Rosemary Forsbach Gethel Welling Lucy Lewis Mary Dust Regina Grandy Barbara Shumway Jimmy Shumway William Anderson and teacher Elsie Jones. Officers elected were Fern Gillette president Laura Frazee vice president Rosemary Forsbach secretary Frances Judson treasurer. Mr and Mrs John Wooley of Ringgold Mr and Mrs Dwight McIntorf and children of Macksburn visited Mrs Jenet Snow and Mrs Mae Von Scheele.
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Jacksonville
United Brethren Church
Laura Frazee
Frances Judson
Rosemary Forsbach
Gethel Welling
Lucy Lewis
Mary Dust
Regina Grandy
Barbara Shumway
Jimmy Shumway
William Anderson
Elsie Jones
Fern Gillette
Rosemary Forsebach
John Wooley
Ringgold
Dwight McIntorf
Macksburg
Jenet Snow
Mae von Scheele
Clover Farm Store Suspended on South High Street
The Clover Farm Store on South High Street, run by Fred Vernon of Corning, was suspended this week after five years at the location. Brewmasters note beer excels at 45 degrees.
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Glouster
Clover Farm
South High St
Fred Vernon
Corning
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