Roosevelt Rally In Nelsonville Promotes Roosevelt Nomination
Nelsonville hosts a Democratic rally with a program including a parade band concert and amateur hour. A 9 30 p m recess lets attendees hear Roosevelt speak from Philadelphia. Tickets certify Roosevelt Nominator status but attending is free. Three prize amounts reward the best applause.
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Athens County
Nelsonville
Democratic Club
Roosevelt
National Democratic
Jack Powell
West
Columbus St
Coal Contract Given To Shelton for $1.78
Nelsonville reports Floyd Shelton awarded the coal supply contract for the city's electric light and waterworks plants for six months starting July 1. Shelton bid $1.78 per ton delivered, under seven bids canvassed by the City Board of Control. the plants use about 600 tons monthly, at two cents below the expiring $1.50 contract held by John Herrold. The page also notes a Pocahontas degree benefit bingo at the Red Men's Hall Wednesday night with June tickets and multiple prizes.
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Nelsonville
Municipal Electric Light and Waterworks
Floyd Shelton
City Board of Con
Shelton
John Herrold
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Bird Dog Club Plans First Outdoor Picnic
Nelsonville reports the Hock Hocking Bird Dog Club arranging an outdoor meeting and picnic at Castle Farm near Haydenville Thursday afternoon and evening. Membership notes many new members joining and bird dog owners from the district expected to attend.
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Nelsonville
Hock-Hocking Bird Dog Club
Castle Farm
Haydenville
Osaman Pleads Guilty to Intoxication Charge in Nelsonville
George Osaman from Kimberly pleaded guilty at Nelsonville City Court on Monday in Mayor Holland's court. He was fined $15 and costs for intoxication.
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Nelsonville
George Osaman
Kimberly
G. Holland
Marriage at Marietta Is Being Announced
Nelsonville Mrs Maud Whitlareh Hunter announces the marriage of her son Basil to Miss Etta Hurd of Marietta Ohio with a single ring ceremony in Marietta on Saturday June 20 officiated by Rev McDill Christian Church pastor The couple were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Glen Duffy of Athens and Mr and Mrs Elmer Whitlatch of Nelsonville They will live with his mother on Poplar Street at present Both Whitlatchs work at William Brooks Shoe Co factory in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Maud Whitlareh Hunter
Basil
Etta Hurd
Ann Hurd
Marietta
Ohio
McDill
The
Christian Church
Glen Duffy
Athens
Elmer Whitlatch
Missionary Society to Meet at Fayette Street Home
Nelsonville report Mrs Henry McCullough hosts Presbyterian Missionary Society Thursday at 7 30 pm at Fayette Street Home. Thank You boxes to be returned. Mrs Roy Snackenburg leads program. Also Nelsonville Pythian Sisters plan Thursday K of P Hall potluck dinner last meeting until September.
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Nelsonville
Henry McCullough
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Fayette St
Roy Snackenburg
Expect Close Game Between Shoe Factory and Giants
Nelsonville hosts a Wednesday 5:30 baseball clash at City Playground with Smith and Oliver pitching for the Factory and Leach and Lewis for the Giants. The Factory won 4 to 3 in a prior meeting and the Giants improved their lineup for a tight contest.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Giants
City Playground
Smith and
Oliver
Giants
Leach
Lewis
Nelsonville Visitors Include Local Residents
Mrs H Swingle and Mrs Geral dine Rheinscheid visited Nelsonville on Friday. Mr and Mrs Gerald Tucker and son Lowell from The Diamond and Mrs Nelson Skiver of Haydenville spent Saturday in Canton with Mr and Mrs Lester Achauer.
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H. Swingle
Geraldine Rheinscheid
Nelsonville
Gerald Tucker
Lowell
the Diamond
Nelson Skiver
Haydenville
Canton
Lester Achauer
Jr OUVAM Bingo Party Set For June Twenty Third
Nelsonville reports the Jr OUVAM hold a regular bingo event Tuesday evening with play starting at 8 o clock.
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Nelsonville
Jr. Ouvam
Nelsonville Thomas Jewelers Meet Glouster Team Wednesday
The Nelsonville Thomas Jewelers softball team will play the last Ohio Collieries team of Glouster on Wednesday June 1 at City Playground. First pitch is scheduled for 6 o'clock.
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Nelsonville — Thomas Jewelers
Ohio Collieries
Glouster
Word Puzzle From Historic Grid of Clues
A fragmented OCR puzzle page lists across and down clues probing musical instruments terms and everyday objects. It blends viol class reference with odds and ends from early 20th century wordplay, including measures, substances, and body parts.
Glouster Merchants Defeated by Coshocton In Ohio Ball Game
Coshocton beat Glouster 4 to 3 on Coshocton grounds after a late surge. Glouster led 3 to 1 after eight, then Coshocton scored three in the eighth to seal the win. Millfield Sun King and Mosaic Tile Co. games noted. historical remark about the first American play Gustavus Vasa included.
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Glouster
Glouster Merchants- Ohio Collieries
Coshocton
Glouseter
Brhee Stephenson
McAllister
Winn
Bill Smith
Bert Smith
Gyure
Dalton
Zimmer
Butsko
Cobhocton Brhe Stull
Laughlin
D. Stoker
Scheerer
A Bales
Linton
Laird
J. Stoker
Tompkins
Paise
Millfield Sun King
Mosiac Tile Co
Zanesville
Merchants-Ohio Collieries
Gustavus Vasa
Benjamin Colman
Collieries Softball Team Beats Corning
GLOUSTER Ohio Collieries Softball team defeated Corning in a reported game, with details indicating a victory for the Collieries in a local matchup.
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Collieries
Corning
Cavey Family Visits Home as G W Cavey Improves
Trustee G W Cavey of Trimble Township has been ill for two months but is now showing improvement. His wife and children Ruth Ann and Everett returned to Columbus after visiting Mr and Mrs G W Cavey and Mr and Mrs E E Weaver.
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Martin J. Feely
University of Pittsburgh
Eleanor
Robert
Janice
Pittsburgh
Feely
Ick Cavey
Ruth Ann
Everett
Columbus
G. W. Cavey
E. E. Weaver
Trimble Township
Day Will Head Local of Kimberly Mines
B C Day of Nelsonville was reelected president of Local Union No 3905 United Mine Workers of America at Kimberly Mine. The term runs one year. Officers include Wilber Hutchins as vice president and C E Hoskins as secretary treasurer with a full supporting committees lineup.
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Nelsonville
B. C
Class 21 Plans Annual Picnic and Outing
Thirty four members and a guest attended the Methodist Church Class No 21 gathering at the Jewett home. They scheduled the annual picnic for July 22 at Mrs. Donald Lowden's home and planned to meet July 15 at the church to bake cookies. A social luncheon followed.
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Nelsonville
Mary Jewett
Freda Bartoe
Lillian Wolfe
Blanche Jonas
Maggie Lehman
Margery Keeting
Jewett
Mill St
Donald Lowden
Carter Reunion Held At New Plymouth Home
In Nelsonville the annual Carter reunion was held Sunday at John Carter's New Plymouth home. Officers elected for the year: President Homer Carter, vice president Alfred Carter, secretary treasurer Virginia Carter, news reporter Winifred Frank. The next reunion set for the third Sunday in August 1937 at Ash Cave.
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Nelsonville
John Carter
New Plymouth
Homer Carter
Alfred Carter
Virginia Carter
Winifred Frank
Ash Cave
Harmon Kasler family enjoys Stockport picnic trip
Trimble Mr and Mrs Harmon Kasler and son Billie with Mr and Mrs Elden Kasler and Norma Lee and Darlene plus Miss Caryl Kasler motored to Stockport and then to Big Bottom Park on the Muskingum River for a picnic and boat ride with several photographs taken in the afternoon.
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Trimble
Harmon Kasler
Billie
Elden Kasler
Norma Lee
Darlene
Stockport
Caryl Kasler
Big Bottom Park
Muskingum River
Mrs Watkins Taken To St Francis Hospital
Mrs Watkins was taken to St Francis Hospital Monday in a Gloucester ambulance for major surgery. She was accompanied to the hospital by Mr Watkins.
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Jacksonville
E. Watkins
St. Francis Hospital
Watkins
Kiwanis International Convention Delegates Travel to DC
Glouster Kiwanis Club's L. E. Richardson and Marietta Kiwanis Club's A. A. Schramm left Monday for Washington DC to attend the Kiwanis International convention.
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Glouster
L. E. Richardson
Glouster Kiwanis Club
A. A. Schramm
Marietta Kiwanis Club
Washington D. C
Guinther and Stephenson Families Visit Akron Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Guinther of Jacksonville and Mrs. Howard Guinther with Mr. and Mrs. William Stephenson and their son Jack of this city returned Sunday from Akron where they were guests of relatives for several days.
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Glouster
C. F. Guinther
Jacksonville
Howard Guinther
William Stephenson
Jack
Akron
Local Youth Heads to Miami for Month-Long Vacation
Lloyd Antle of Louisville Kentucky left to spend a month in Miami Florida after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Des Antle north of the city for a few days.
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Florida
Glouster
Lloyd Antle
Louisville
Des Antle
Miami
Fla
Eagles Pound Out 6th Win At Eagle Park
Nelsonville report shows the Eagles defeated Clyde's Diners 2 to 0 for their sixth straight win. pitcher Toth struck out 11 and homed in eighth inning, Moore made a one handed catch, while P Klein led Clyde's with two hits and nine chances without an error. Sunday they announce a visit from the Zanesville Armces at Eagle Park.
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Nelsonville
Toth
Eagles
Eagle Park
Columbus
Clyde's Diners
Moore
Clyde's
P. Klein
Eagle Management
Zanesville Armces
Eagles Abrhoa
D. Mohney
Grayam
Phillips
S. Hohney
Collins
A. Garner
B. Campbell
L. Klein
Mouser
Hamilton
Mulishnick
Boling
Berkfield
Ee Foster
Ray
Foster
Christian
Evans
Honors Her Brother Honored Guest Dinner in Nelsonville
Mrs Enos Starkey hosted a chicken dinner honoring her brother Harry Love who left for his home in Kennewick Washington Sunday. Attending included Arnold Lonas and son Joe Maple Edwards Wade Burke Floyd Lonas Herb Lonas Pearl Love Gladys Lonas Clarence Love Ernestine Lucille Merle Mary Ellen Carl Love Martha Henry Love Ethel Worthington Doris Earl Ralph Mary Annabelle Bertha Starkey and other family members.
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Nelsonville
Harry Love
Kennewick
Wash
Enos Starkey
Arnold Lonas
Joe
Maple Edwards
Wade Burke
Floyd
Herb Lonas
Stewart
Pearl Love
Gladys Lonas
Union
Clarence Love
Ernestine
Lucille
Merle
Mary Ellen
Carl Love
Martha
Logan
Henry Love
Ethel Worthington
Doris
Earl
Ralph
Mary
Annabelle
Bertha Starkey
White Ash Mine Local set meeting at Chauncey
An important meet ing for White Ash Mine Local members is announced for Wednesday at 1 pm at the White Ash Mine Bail ey Run near Chauncey. Speakers include Mr Price and Herman Theisen Sr with Napoleon Bullock president and Wilbur Grandstaff secretary in charge. Bible class to meet Chauncey with Loyal Woman's Bible Class at Mrs Shafer's home led by Mrs Lee Schoonover.
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Chauncey
White Ash
Bailey Run
Mr. Price
Herman Theisen
Napoleon Bullock
Wilbur Grandstaff
John Shafer
Lee Schoonover
Former Dover Resident Dies at Michigan Home
Chauncey born Charles R. Pike died last Monday at his Auburn Michigan home after a heart attack at age 79. Retired farmer, survived by seven children 25 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at son Frank Pike’s home conducted by Rev. M G Jones. burial in Williams Cemetery near Auburn.
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Chauncey
Charles R. Pike
Auburn
Mich
Frank Pike
M. G. Jones
Chauncey Personal and Social Notes
Chauncey social notes list visits across area towns. Families including Kimmel Dickens Bartlett Clifford Cook and Heffkin along with the Robinett and Sisson households are recorded visiting relatives and attending church. Reverend Guss Graham conducted services at Zion Free Will Baptist Church.
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Guss Graham
Chauncey
Zion Free Will Baptist Church
Henry Heffkin
Betty
Carolyn
Emma Heffkin
John
Lancaster
Lizzie Robinett
William Sisson
Lorena Mae
Donna Lu
Haydenville
Vern Robinett
Visit in Millfield Chauncey
Billy and Don Sanders of Morgan County spent a week at the home of their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W A Bell in Millfield.
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Chauncey
Harry Kimmel
Dorothy
Columbus
W. E. Dicken
Florence Dicken
H. EB
Stage
Lower Plains
Charlies Bartlett
Mary Elien
Mabel
Athens
Millfield
Billy and
Don Sanders
Morgan County
W. A. Bell
Long motor trip from The Plains to New Mexico
Mr and Mrs D F Pullin and three children Charles Berta Marie and Virginia left The Plains in a house trailer for New Mexico hoping for a healthier climate They traveled via Virginia then plan a brief visit to Michigan with relatives before settling in New Mexico They have lived in The Plains for several years
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the Plains
D. F. Pullin
Charles
Berta Marie
Virginia
New Mexico
Plains
Michigan
The
Picnic for Zion Sunday School Class Near Lower Plains
Chauncey Sunior Boys and Girls class enjoyed a roast and outing Friday night on the F. M. McHarg Hill near Lower Plains. Chaperones were Mrs. Earl Grant Mrs. Wort Dicken and Mrs. Harry Moore.
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Edward Clifford
Athens
F. E. Cook
Lower Plains
Rose Ferguson
Chauncey
Flora McHarg
Jess Shafer
Nelsonville
Harry Moore
Sunior
Zion Baptist Sunday School
F. M. McHarg Hill
Earl Grant
Wort
Dicken
Mrs Gabriel Returns Home After Major Operation
Mrs Fred Gabriel returns to her Lower Plains home from Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens after undergoing a major operation two weeks ago.
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Chauncey
Fred Gabriel
Lower Plains
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
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Philadelphia
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Bernice McDowell
Charles Monks
Methodist Church
Faye Howard
McDowell
Nelsonville Briefs
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Carbon Hill
W. E. Coe
W. E. Peters
Lazaro
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Bird
Taros
Italy
Oakley & Oakley
Public
Ohio Collieries Soft
Corning AB Mendigo
F. Parsons
D. Parsons
Murray
Wilder
Wright
Eve Me Lunning
Desmond
Commana Churry
Maxwell
Cavey Ill
Mr. and
Mrs. Mesh
Day
Kimberly Mines
Carter
Phi Club
Rainbow Lake
Sherwin- Williams
Wood
Dover
C. R. Pike
Isaac Wilson
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