Brooks Shoemakers Take Leadership of Nelsonville Twilight League
Brooks Shoemakers lead the Nelsonville City Twilight League after a 2 0 win over Dr Walker's Old Timers. George Garner pitched for the Shoemen, with George Boehk making his first appearance. Whyte and Ray led the Shoemakers with the two RBIs. Game called at 5 30 p m Friday night with Carbondale and Brooks Shoes set to play next.
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Athens
Brooks Shoemakers
Nelsonville
Dr. Walker
Old Timers
George Garner
Shoemen
George Boehk
Ohio University
Whyte
Ray
Shoemakers
Carbondale
Brooks Shoes
Walkers
Mith
Uae
W. Devol
Graham
Collins
Winnigman
Taylor
Christian
Dee Brooks Shoes
Hilleary
Boehk
Evans
Odenthal
Garner
Dupler
Oliver
Union Meeting and Benefit Notices in Nelsonville
Chauncey Local No. 358 calls all members to a June 25 meeting at 12 o’clock in the Globe Theater with officer elections. The G A Club hosts a benefit at 8 p m Saturday in the I O O F Hall, and the Pythian Sisters also hold a Saturday 8 p m benefit in the K P Hall. Also notice of a road establishment petition by Cecil Robinson et al demanding a county view on July 1938 at 1 p m and a final hearing July 11 1938 at 1 p m before the Athens County Board of Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Chauncey Local No. 358
Globe Theater
G. A. Club
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Cecil Robinson
Board of County Commissioners
Athens County
Nice’s
Pleasant Hill
Josiah RB. Allen
G. C. Gibson
Entertaining Officers of Eastern Star by Mr and Mrs McDaniel
Mr and Mrs Maynard McDaniel entertained the officers of Eudora Chapter No 72 Order of Eastern Star at their Nelsonville home on Thursday night. A six table covered dish dinner followed a three course meal with individual cakes iced in Eastern Star colors and ice cream. Games and contests were played amid floral decorations.
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Nelsonville
Maynard McDaniel
Eudora Chapter No. 72
Order of Eastern Star
Eastern Star
Church Board Extends Awe to Return for Next Year
NELSONVILLE The Rev. B A Awe pastor of the Pilgrim Holiness Church has been unanimously called to serve another year. The vote was the largest in church history. Under Awe, the church has grown with strong Sunday School attendance led by a Men s Bible Class averaging over 100. The basement has been finished and classroom space enlarged during his ministry.
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Nelsonville
B. A. Awe
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Awe
Nelsonville Eagles Prepare Diamond for Sunday Game
Nelsonville High School coach George Abraham reports progress on the new baseball diamond at Arnold Field as the Eagles prepare for a Sunday June 26 game against The Plains. Manager John Brown changes the lineup to improve performance, with Paul Taylor to pitch and Medley catching. first pitch at 2 30.
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Nelsonville
George Abraham
Arnold Field
Nelsonville Eagles
Plains
John Brown
Toth
Paul Taylor
Eagles
Medley
Boxing Show Planned In City On July 10
Nelsonville announces a boxing card for July 10 organized by Dewey Whyte chairing the Eagles committee. Four amateur bouts of five rounds each will feature four Nelsonville youths training at the Spray Building Athletic Club as tryouts.
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Nelsonville
Dewey Whyte
Eagles Picnic Committee
Nelsonville Athletic Club
Spray
Church Leaders Here for Nelsonville Sunday Evening
Nelsonville hosts C W Hamilton and Elder W J Vickrey from Columbus for a 7:30 PM service at the Reorganized Church. Hamilton will speak. Also reported, Mrs Julia Robinson of Longstreth suffered scalp lacerations when her car hit a deep rut and she was thrown forward.
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Nelsonville
C. W. Hamilton
W. J. Vickrey
Columbus
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
Mr. Hamilton
Julia Robinson
Longstreth
Robinson
Flour distribution for relief clients in Buchtel
Mayor Max Krotche announced at the Buchtel Mayor's office that flour will be distributed to eligible relief clients and old age pensioners on Saturday from 9 to 12. The event aims to aid those in need within the community.
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Buchtel
Max Krotche
Tent Meetings Planned on Canal Street by Pilgrim Church
Evangelist Rev. J. R. Parker from Wilmore Kentucky will lead tent meetings at the Baird lot Canal Street from June 26 to July 10 daily at 730 PM sponsored by First Pilgrim Holiness Church. Song evangelist Rev. J. L. Schell of Bluffton Indiana will direct singing at the gatherings.
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Nelsonville
B. A. Awe
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
Baird Lot
Canal St
J. R. Parker
Wilmore
Kentucky
Holy Lands
J. L. Schell
Bluffton
Ind
Children's Day Planned At Church
Nelsonville First Presbyterian Church schedules a Children s Day program for Sunday with a 9 30 regular classes and a 10 30 auditorium program featuring choirs recitations solos duets choruses and a benediction by Rev. Lloyd Evans incliding baptism of infants and multiple musical selections by the Junior Choir and soloists.
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Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
Church Auditorium
Patty Lou Hall
Martha Floto
James Seward
Lloyd Evans, Jr
Zelda Vernack
Josephine Warehime
Martha Barber
Jean Ruscoe
Helen Lehman
Mary Cathrine Tye
Katharine Johnson
Emmanuel Auflick
Donna Levering
Fredric Kennard
Shirley Sayre
Patty
Lou Hall
Ann Preston
Jean Warner
Rosemary Snackenburg
Come
Janet Coope
Marilyn Shafer
Emily Sharp
Ruth Raine
Elizabeth Shafer
Imogene Sayre
Mary Coakley
Dana Barber
Rev
Lloyd Evans
Margaret Jane Barber
Jacksonville Indians Defeat Carbondale 6 2
The Jacksonville Indians beat Carbondale 6 to 2 as three double plays keep their season total at 13. Dutch Zimmer scattered six hits while Carbondale scored in the fourth on a bases loaded play and a two-base error. Winn and Deal shine in hitting and fielding. Cowen Drugs visit Jacksonville Sunday at 2 30.
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Jacksonville
Indians
Jacksonville Indians
Carbondale
Zimmer
Winn
Deal
Columbus
Cowen
Jacksonville League Park
Mrs. Cora Birge Dies Suddenly in Nelsonville
Mrs. Cora Birge of Nelsonville 76 wife of James Birge died early today at home on Poplar Street after a heart attack She leaves husband three children Rev Ray Birge Beaver Pa Mrs George Wraith Zanesville Mrs Ray Cole Columbus one sister Mrs Lee Matheny Nelsonville and five grandchildren Funeral services set for Monday at 2 PM at the Church of Christ Nelsonville with interment in Greenlawn mausoleum
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Nelsonville
Cora Birge
James Birge
Poplar St
Birge
Church of Christ and the Rebekahs
Ray Birge
Beaver
George Wraith
Zanesville
Ray Cole
Columbus
Lee Matheny
Church of Christ
Greenlawn
Plan Special Meeting at Philadorian Lodge Observes St John Day
Nelsonville report notes a special meeting of Philadorian Lodge No 157 F and A M at the Masonic Temple Sunday at 10 am to attend services at the M E Church for St John s Day with sermon by Rev W P Clark. A benefit party by Daughters of America is postponed to Friday evening July 1. Flour distribution is announced at Town ship house on Hocking St Saturday at 1 pm. Dr N Hill and Miss Regina Whyte attended the 8th district medical meeting in McConnelsville.
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Nelsonville — A
Philadorian Lodge
Masonic Temple
M. E
W. P. Clark
Nelsonville
The
Daughters of America
York Township
Hocking St
N. Hill
Regina Whyte
McConnelsville
Adrs
Stocks Hit Four Month Highs Amid Heavy Early Trading
New York stocks climbed to four month highs in the busiest session since Oct 28 1937. Initial blocks traded up to 5 000 shares, later activity surged with prices advancing as profit taking occurred then being absorbed. O S Steel rose to 83 1 2, Chrysler to 55 1 2, Westinghouse to 90 1 2.
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0. S. Steel
Chrysler
Westinghouse Electric
Market summary of grain and livestock prices across Toledo Pittsburgh and Cleveland
Toledo closes with Wheat No 2 red around 79 2 to 80 Corn No 2 yellow near 62 63 Oats No 2 white around 32 33 Bid prices and track rates show volatility Livestock and poultry prices vary across regions with mixed gains and declines Eggs butter and poultry prices detailed across Toledo Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago markets Sir Henry Morgan noted for his knighthood and Jamaica appointment after Spanish expeditions
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Toledo
Henry Morgan
England
Jamaica
Taylor Ridge Softball Stretches Winning Run
Taylor Ridge softball won 14 of 16 games with a 7 to 1 victory over Chauncey on Tuesday and recent wins over Orbiston and Lathrop. Sunday doubleheaders beat Deanville 11 to 4 and 9 to 3.
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Taylor Ridge
Chauncey
Orbiston
Lathrop
Deanville
Charles Strausbaugh
Anna Lee
Carl Hildebrand
Elizabeth Harrison
Gordon David
Bennie Harrison
the Plains
Emmett Sainey
Lancaster
Carl Sainey
Gertrude Sainey
Felix Lindholm
Ellen
Charles Mackey
Old Man’s Cave
Mont Davis
Daughter of
Columbus
John Wenger
Cincinnati Livestock Report Shows Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hog prices eased 5 to 20 cents across 160 to 300 pound ranges with top at 9.35 for good to choice. calves and cattle steady to slow with mixed yearlings trading around 9.25 to 9.40. beef cows scarce with cutters down to 3.25 and low 3s. Sheep remain steady with lambs 8.50 to 9.50 and ewes/wethers around 6.50 to 8, small lots and discounts noted.
Market Report Prices for Hogs Cattle Calves and Sheep
Hog sales total 1200 head including 900 direct with 170 at 1 225 pounds. Prices rise to 9.75 for most, heavies 8.25 to 9.25, sows 7.75 down. Cattle sale 200 head including 100 direct, best steers at 10.25, cows lower for the week. Calves 300 head 100 direct, dealers paid 8.50 to 9.00, sheep 800 head including 500 direct, spring lambs 25 cents lower with choice weight around 10, shorn lambs 7 lower.
Shade PTA Sets Special Meeting Friday Night
A special meeting of Shade PTA members is called for Friday evening June 24. Several matters of importance will be discussed and a large attendance is desired by president Mrs. Wayne Wingett.
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Shade
Parent Teacher Association
Wayne Wingett
Paul Tribe
Athens
R. E. Wilson
M. E
Pearl Smith
Earl Cowen
Miss Reynolds Hosts Nelsonville Methodist Guild Evening
Leah Reynolds hosted the Methodist Guild with assistance from Mrs. Phillip Weller and Mrs. Jack Pritchard in Nelsonville. The item also notes personal mentions of Mrs. C. H. Bartlett spending a weekend in Chicago and Edna Loraine Shaw visiting her aunt in Dayton. A statistic warns about 500 U S children injured annually by blasting caps, with 80 percent in rural areas.
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C. H. Bartlett
Chicago
Edna Loraine Shaw
Dayton, C
Peter Shough
Miss Reynolds
Nelsonville
Leah Reynolds
Phillip Weller
Jack Pritchard
Methodist Guild
United States
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