Woondale Downs Eagles in Nelsonville League Clash
Carbondale nine overcame a shaky start to beat the Eagles 4 to 2 in Nelsonville. Chesser settled in after a rough opening as Carbondale hitters plated runs on sharp singles and long drives to deep center, while Eagle pitcher yielded five hits and battled the old time spirit of the Old Timers in second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sprayville
Carbondale
Eapy
Lodge Nine
Gamer
Chesser
Carbon Hill
Fires in Nelsonville Raise Two Alarms No Damage Reported
The Nelsonville fire department answered two calls Monday afternoon and evening. A stove explosion on Frank Tedrow Street caused a blaze that was extinguished with no damage. Later a fire at Harry Stage involved a gasoline torch used to burn paint, causing small damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tedrow
Harry
Mrs. Maggie McCray Dies at 53 in Nelsonville
Mrs Maggie McCray age 53 died Monday at the family home on Madison Street after a weeks illness Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the Christian Church with Rev A B Kirkendall of Creola and Rev R F Strickler officiating Burial will be in Greenlawn Surviving are husband Charles a daughter Mrs Helen Wendele of Columbus a son Harold at home mother Mrs John Loudner a brother Fred Loudner and a sister Mrs Elza Campbell of Portsmouth Two sons Paul and Clarence preceded in death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Maggie McCray
Madison Street
The
Christian Church
A. B. Kirkendall
Creola
R. F. Strickler
Greenlawn
McCray
Charles McCray
Helen Wendele
Columbus
Harold McCray
John Loudner
Fred Loudner
Deanville
Elza Campbell
Portsmouth
Paul
Clarence
Local social notes from Columbus to Athens region
Miss Alice Taylor hosts in Columbus. Mrs. Earl Baker and Miss Rosemary Bennett visit Nazareth sister Frances Patricia in Corning. Beulah Tomlinson and Marian of Jackson visit relatives. Ed Spradling Arch Jeffrey and son stay with Bel air relatives. Harry Corbin family and Evelyn Wright visit near Lancaster. Ray Warehime and Theodore Horns visit John Brooks family in Black Lick. Clarence McMillen and Norma Jean Haydenville visit Paul Edgar in Athens. Charles Grace returns from Black Lick after a brief visit with sister Mrs. John Brooks. Harry Kourt and son of Chillicothe visit relatives. Bertha Barker visits Athens relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Taylor
Columbus
Eugene Hohenade
Earl Baker
Rosemary Bennett
Corning
Frances Patricia
Nazareth
P. H. Clifford
Beulah Tomlinson
Marian
Jackson
Ed Spradling
Arch Jeffrey
Bellaire
Harry Corbin
Evelyn Wright
Lancaster
Ray Warehime
Theodore Horn
John Brooks
Black Lick
Clarence McMillen
Norma Jean
Haydenville
Paul Edgar
Athens
Charles Grace
Harry Kourt
Chillicothe
Bertha Barker
Happy Hollow Hustlers Club Meets at Warehime Home
Ruth Warehime presided as Happy Hollow Happy Hustlers Club held a business meeting at Miss Kathryn Warehime home. Members then sewed pin cushions and dust cloths and enjoyed a program. Next meeting set for Thursday June 28 at Mrs Addah MacCombs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Warehime
Happy Hollow Happy Hustlers Club
Kathryn Warehime
Addah MacCombs
Visiting Mechem Family Hosts In Nelsonville
Miss Mary Margaret Mechem of Columbus visits Mr and Mrs C B Mechem and family on West Washington Street. Mrs Marie Mechem and Joe Mechem return to Columbus. Mrs Charlies Vore of this city with Richard Josephine Mary Vore and others from Logan visit Rob ert Vore in McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mary Margaret Mechem
Columbus
Mechem
West Washington Street
Marie Mechem
Joe Mechem
Charlies Vore
Richard
Josephine
Mary Vore
Charles Quinn
Dorothy Johnson
Logan
Robert Vore
McArthur
Sunday School Class Meeting Postponed To Friday
Nelsonville M E Sunday School Class No 11 meeting moved from Wednesday to Friday evening Mrs Fay Howard is asked to bring a card or letter for capsule friend in attendance also noting the change. Murray City notes mention Harold and Mrs Johnson guests in Glouster and visits of Letha Wright and daughter to Carbondale with relatives. Fred Wein of Columbus visited relatives here Sunday. Charles Ralph and Phil Devol families visited Ralph's mother in Vinton Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
M. E
Fay Howard
Murray City
Harold Johnson
Glouster
Mrs Mabel Smith Taken To Shelterin Arms Hospital
Mrs Mabel Smith of Jerseyville was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital today for medical attention and possibly an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Smith
Jerseyville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Olson claims North Dakota governorship amid Langer crisis
Lieut. Gov. Ole Olson, shown in a new photo, asserts he legally serves as governor after a U.S. felony conviction against Gov. William Langer. Olson was sworn in while Langer refused to surrender, and troops guarded the capitol in Bismarck to avert a clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Olson
North Dakota
U. S&s
William Langer
Olson
Langer
Bismarck
Nelsonville merchants suspend Thursday afternoons this summer
Beginning Thursday June 28 and continuing through July and August all stores in the Nelsonville Retail Merchants Association will close each Thursday at noon. Groceries and meat markets have observed the half holiday throughout the year and will continue to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Retail Merchants’ Association
Legion Plans Fourth of July Celebration at Ath ents County Fairgrounds
F A Lavelle announces a full day program for the American Legion Fourth celebration at Ath ents County Fairgrounds. Events start 10:30 a m with a baseball game and continue into the night including boxing rounds, horse racing, a coon chase, games, prizes, and fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
F. A. Lavelle
Athents County Fairgrounds
R. W. Finsterwald
Fred Witham
C. O. Gibson
M. P. Shannon
L. C. Baker
R. W. McKinstry
H. W. Link
P. O. Nichols
Franz Woodworth
Ray Duffee
Coon Chase
W. A. Edjeman
W. F. Burke
Leroy Carl to Be Buried at Zion Church
Funeral services for Leroy Carl age 87 former Meigs County resident will be held at 2 30 o clock Wednesday afternoon at Zion Church on Route 143 near Harrisonville He died Monday noon at the home of a son Delbert near Columbus He leaves a daughter Mrs Carl Phillips of Athens and seven sons two of whom B E Carl and D C Carl live in Athens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Carl
Meigs County
Zion Church
Route 143
Harrisonville
Carl
Delbert
Columbus
Carl Phillips
Athens
B. E. Carl
D. C. Carl
Scout encampment plans urged for Nelsonville youths
Nelsonville Boy Scouts prepare for Camp Endubonah on the Muskellunge River. Two seven day periods begin July 1 and July 8. Troop 46 may join in the second period with limited admission, reservation advised. Camp staff includes a camp physician life guards and safety officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
Camp Endubonah
Lake Chute
Muskingum River
Mender
Troop 46
Endubonah
Increased Correspondence Study Registration at Ohio Univ
S H Bing director of the Extension Division reports a rise in correspondence study enrollment in the first six months of 1934. Total registrations for June 1934 reached 110, up from 101 in June 1933, with a 20 percent month over month increase in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Bing
Ohio University
Invincible Workers 4 H Club Picnic and Meeting
Members of the Invincible Workers 4 H Club held a picnic and swimming party on June 20 at the Home Economics Building. After the meeting the girls planned an ice cream social for June 27 to fund camp expenses. Refreshments were served by Helen McNeal and Florence and Edna Gully. The next meeting is set for July 5 at the Home Economics Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Invincible Workers 4-H Club
Home Economics
Kathleen Roland
Helen McNeal
Florence
Fdna Gully
Estate of Emmett R. Radford Declared Tax Exempt
Athens County Probate Judge S. M. Johnson rules that the estate of Emmett R. Radford is not subject to inheritance tax based on the probate findings, releasing the matter from further tax assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett R. Radford
Athens County
S. M. Johnson
Play Centers Draw Wide Family Attendance in Athens County
Athens County playgrounds under new recreation programs transformed into family centers. Mothers, fathers, siblings join in activities from sewing clubs to boxing. Highlights include Shade baseball and hit-pin ball, Broadwell Amesville softball 22-7, and a six-team league at Coolville Hockingport Torch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Billie
Granddad
Marie Grimm
Shade
Raymond Dixon
Amesville
Broadwell
Lathrop
Eildon Hawk
Plains
Chauncey
Coolville
Hockingport
Torch Center
William Westervelt
Mildred Hammond
Jacksonville Trimble
Eldon Armbrust
New Marshfield-Luhrig Center
Harry Lacky
Hillsboro Killer Executed in Ohio Penitentiary Death Row
Irmel Kittrella, the Hillsboro holdup slayer, was executed at Ohio Penitentiary last night reducing Death Row to six. Awaiting next was Serafino Sinatra alias Joe English, condemned for the killing of Jack Kennedy in Toledo as lawyers sought Governor White’s intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Irmel Kittrella
Hillsboro
Kittrella
White
Serafino Sinatra
oJe English
Jack Kennedy
Toledo
Employ Teachers for School At Jacksonville Next Year
Jacksonville board of education hires teachers for grade schools for the next year. Robert Grim joins the board to fill the unexpired term of H J Dust. H A Jenkins joins the Jacksonville Trimble High School Committee. New hires include Faye McKinley principal Mary McCann Helen Kearns Lillian Deal Nell McCann. R A Brinkley hired as janitor. Coal contract for the school slated for next Tuesday at 7 PM. Trimble note Merle Danford departs for Cleveland to join Mary Kerr for a trip to New York and Cape Cod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Board of Education
Robert Grim
H. J. Dust
Fierce Ridge
H. A. Jenkins
Jacksonville-Trimble
R. E Davis
Faye McKinley
Mary McCann
Helen Kearns
Lillian Deal
Nell McCann
R. A. Brinkley
Trimble
Merle Danford
Cleveland
Mary Kerr
New York City
New York
Cape Cod
Athens Grange to Honor 11 with Third and Fourth Degrees
A special meeting of the Athens Grange will confer the Third and Fourth Degrees on 11 candidates Thursday night at the Grange Hall on the Fairgrounds. Members are asked to attend and bring pie or sandwiches for a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Grange
Grange Hall
Fairgrounds
The
Grange
College Class Work Is Done in Forest Camp
A unique college class is conducted at Camp Hocking CCC unit Rockbridge via Ohio University extension division. High school graduates study English composition under Prof C N Mackinnon with one member previously a university student. All students aim for a college degree as R C Procter assists. The course draws attention from CCC camps and inquiries reach as far as Idaho to H S Bing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hocking
CCC
Rockbridge
Ohio University
C. N. Mackinnon
R. C. Procter
Mackinnon
Idaho
H. 8
Bing
Fred Federick Sues for Divorce in Athens County Court
Fred Federick files for divorce from Bessie Rhorick citing wilful absence of over three years in Athens County Common Pleas Court. The couple wed in 1914. Clarence Hoskins and Lenora Hoskins face a delinquent tax suit in the same court seeking 146.37 on Trimble Township property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Federick
Bessie Rhorick
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Clarence Hoskins
Lenora Hoskine
Common Pleas Court
Trimble Township
Firecracker Blast Hurts Local Children on Holiday
A six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Newman suffered a badly lacerated finger from a firecracker explosion Sunday afternoon. Fourth of July is being prematurely observed by local children. Homer Westfall, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Eli Westfall of Burr Oak, fractured his right arm Saturday while cranking an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Norman Newman
Homer Westfall
Eli Westfall
Burr Oak
Local social notes from Bishopville and nearby towns
Mrs Walter Parks and son visit Jacksonville friends while Mrs Albert Embrey and children of Fultonham stay with her parents. A R encampment brings Mr and Mrs J W Palmer and Mrs W H Hoon to Columbus. Marguerite McDonald spends time in Gloucester with Don Withem and his wife. Edith Robinson calls on Mrs Carl Dennis. Trimble resident Anna Wilson visits Mary Wilson. Dwight Smith and Thelma Standley, with Harold Ahle, are guests in Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishopville
Walter Parks and Son
Jacksonville
Charlies Milhoan
Albert Embrey
Fultonham
J. W. Palmer
W. H. Hoon
Columbus
A.R
Frank Hoon
Clara Gottschalk
Marguerite McDonald
Glouster
Don Withem
Edith Robinson
Carl Dennis
Anna Wilson
Trimble
Mary Wilson
P. M Smith
Dwight Smith
Thelma Standley
Harold Ahle
H E Boyer In Charleston On Central Lines Business
H E Boyer spends the week in Charleston West Virginia on business connected with maintenance of way employees of the New York Central Lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
H. E. Boyer
Charleston
W. Va
New York Central Lines
Gamwells Move Into Pedicord Residence on Hill Street
Mr and Mrs Ancel Gamwell relocate from Walnut Hill to the E E Pedicord home on Hill Street which he recently bought. The house has been newly painted and redecorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ancel Gamwell
Walnut Hill
E. E. Pedicord
Hill Street
Mr. Gamwell
Glouster Lodge Plans Degree Work at Special Meeting
Glouster Lodge No. 607 F. and A. M. will hold a special meeting Wednesday night for degree work and related proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glousster Lodge
Funeral for 16 year old Anna Pavlick at Buchtel Church
Miss Anna Pavlick 16, formerly of Oregon Ridge, died after a surgical operation. Funeral services were held at Buchtel Catholic Church with Rev A V Kessler presiding and burial in Buchtel Cemetery. She had lived in Dover Township and Kinsman with sisters Elizabeth and Mary Losak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pavlick
Buchtel
Glouster
Buchtel Catholic Church
Oregon Ridge
A. V. Kessler
Buchtel Cemetery
Paviick
University Hospital
Columbus
John Hubey
Glouster social visit recalls local newspaper roots
Mr. and Mrs. James Van Vechten of Akron visited Dr. A. J. Crawford and daughter Miss Helen over Sunday in Glouster. Mrs. Van Vechten, formerly Elizabeth Allen, spent her girlhood there. Her late father J. M. Allen started the Athens County Gazette, the weekly paper in Athens in the early 1890s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Vechten
Akron
A. J. Crawford
Helen
Elizabeth Allen
J. M. Allen
Athens County Gazette
Athens
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Cargill
Sanem & Dale
H. Chesser
Jorloved
Athens County League
F. Hall
William R. Truax
Tom
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Businse
Nelsonville, Ohio
Central Bank
Kota
Legion
Majesti
Nancy Carroll Kruger
Heather
Herbert Mundini
Gtime
Enry
Weissmuller
Rzan Mate
Maureen O'Sulliven
Boy Scout News
Sarge
East
Forest Camp
IN Common Pleas Court
Bishopville News
W.va
Masons
Peterman
ANT Food
Miss Paviick
John Pavlick
Dover Township
Kinsman
Miss Elizabeth
Cleveland City Hospital
Misa Elizabeth
Mary Losak
Pittsburgh
Mrs. James
Herbert Rawlins
Miriam Thattista
Anna Sten
Lionel Atwell
Las
Three Musketeers
Jaws of Justice
Kazan the Dog
Richard Jerry
Robi
Walker, Son
Mon
Qestijila
Shine
Southland
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