Local residents mingle as July events announced
Social notes from Factory and nearby communities recount visits among Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Dickens and others. Ed Smith visits his daughter Mrs. Dicken while John Brinde announces a newborn son John Vore’s critical condition. Hope family travels to Henry Martin’s in Lodi. Hope Brothers’ Grosvenor Crossing dairy barn struck by lightning with no major damage. An old-fashioned Fourth of July picnic at Factory church is planned with Rev. Dabritz and Rev. Cherrington slated to speak and music to accompany a full day of activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Hutchinson
W. E. Dickens
Floyd Shafter
Coolville
Miss Dorr
Sugar Creek
Dean
Sussex
N. J
John Hope
Henry Martin
Lodi
Columbus
J. G. Hope
Harry Nichols
Logan
A. C. Wolfe
E. V. Wolfe
L. L. Cherrington
Pomeroy
Logan County Commissioners Approve Road Aid Plans
At the regular meeting the Logan County commissioners allowed numerous claims and approved aid for the Beougher Miller road in Good Hope township. They will pay 200 dollars with Miller and Mathias contributing 50 and 26 dollars respectively. The Nickle Plate road will be improved by force account with Falls township trustees sharing costs 50 50. A claim against the Hocking Valley Railroad for stock killed at the county home was settled for 125 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beougher
Marion township board hires teachers for new term
The Marion township board of education employed teachers for that township at a meeting held Saturday. All of the school were filled with the exceptions of No. 1 and No. . The teachers selected were: No. 2, James Brown, No. 3, Herbert Inboden, No. 4, Elsie Be pout, No. 5, Carl Poling, No. 6, Sherman Poling, No. 7, E. P. Krei der, and No. 9, . H. Carpenter. Uniform salaries of $100 per month will be paid in this township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Township
Entertained Friends at Hill Street Home
Dr. and Mrs. A. K. Smith entertained friends at their Hill Street home Sunday evening. Miss Edith Truesdale and Mrs. Ed Cooley, out of town guests, provided music. The other out of town guest was Mr. Ed Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Smith
Hill Street
Edith Truesdale
Ed. Cooley
Ten Million Dollar Mortgage Requires Many Revenue Stamps
A $10,000,000 mortgage recorded in Martinsburg West Virginia shows revenue stamps valued at $956.50. The Potomac Service Company, operator of Martinsburg Power Company, led the mortgage recorded in Berkeley County with multiple industries involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Martinsburg
W. Va
Potomac Service Company
Martinsburg Power Company
Detroit birth figures show more boys than girls
Detroit health statistics for the last year reveal 197 male births for every 100 female births. The city reports a birth rate of 29 per thousand and an infant mortality rate of 84 deaths under one year for every 3000 births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Department of Health
Academy offers 100000 francs prize for first non Mars signal
Paris June 27 The French academy of science offers 100000 francs for the first communication with any planet other than Mars. The announcement says Mars is too easy and the prize aims at challenging interplanetary contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Paris
French Academy of Science
Mennonite Pilgrims Find Peace in Mexican Colony
In Chihuahua's 200000 acre tract Mennonites from Manitoba report a peaceful start after relocating. John F D Wiebe describes a growing village with cultivated land, adobe homes, shops, churches, and schools as cattle graze nearby. no banditry has occurred and relations with locals are positive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
el, Paso
Texas
Mexico
Manitoba
Canada
Chihuahua
John F. D. Wiebe
Wiebe
Miner Coal Market Protest Letter From Plains Citizen
ED MICHAEL of The Plains Ohio writes to the Chamber of Commerce committee led by Mr Ginnan. He accuses operators at Jobs and Longstreth of loading previously refused dirty coal onto the market to hurt miners and force profits while opposing government action on the coal strike. He urges action to stop the practice in the Hocking valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginnan
Chamber of Commerce
Longstreth
Hocking
Hocking Valley
Michael
the Plains
Community notices from Hebbardsville area
Listings include a Saturday July 1 pet event on Hebbardsville school grounds and a Sunday July 2 church program at M E church with a 2 30 service and 1 30 Sunday school. Epworth League at 7 30 led by Mrs Onville Dailey. Also birth on Saturday morning to Cline Castle and wife a son. Edna Moore of White Hall visited Ada Parker family. Silas Hoisington family moved to Mechanicsburg last week. Louise Carsey staying with Cline Castle family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebbardsville
M. E
Epworth League
Onville Dailey
Cline Castle
Edna Moore
White Hall
Ada Parker
Silas Hoisington
Mechanicsburg
Louise Carsey
Evangelist Mel Trotter Accused in Separation Case
Frances Hoebeke testifies in a maintenance suit against famed evangelist Lottie M. Trotter recounting an 1919 incident when Mel Trotter kissed her at his mission office. Hoebeke, a widow, described the encounter during testimony in Grand Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Mel” Trotter
Frances Hoebeke
Hoebeke
Lottie M. Trotter
Marriages Listed From Athens Area Clergy Names
Marriage licenses show John Conan Doyle and Viola J. Flummer of Athens. Rodney A. Reeves and Gladys McHarg of Athens. Floyd E. Oberholzer and Kathryn Anderson of Amesville. Pearl E. Day and Marguerite Tinker of Athens. Thomas D. Pickford and Mary Eason of Athens. Fred Finnearty and Margaret V. Haines of Nelsonville. Edward B. Marquis and Osie Baker of Athens. Clergy Rev. A Y Wilcox, Rev. Daniel McGurk, Rev. EF Roberts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conan Doyle
Athens
Viola J. Flummer
A. Y. Wilcox
Rodney A. Reeves
Miner
Nelsonville
Gladys McHarg
Waittress
Daniel McGurk
Floyd E. Oberholzer
Mechanic Millfield
Kathryn Anderson
Amesville
New
Pearl E. Day
Marguerite Tinker
Charley
Thomas D. Pickford
Gallipolis
Mary Eason
Homer Smith
Fred Finnearty
Margaret V. Haines
Domestic
Pearl Helwig
Edward B. Marquis
Osie Baker
Rev. Roberts
Fred Hopes Receives Vocational Training in Columbus
Attention to his case by Miss Bess Harper district nurse and Miss Anna Munn supervising nurse Athens led Fred Hopes to travel to Columbus for a vocational training course. The state board of education arranged a complete bookkeeping program after his mining injury left him limited to light work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Harper
Anna Munn
Athens
Fred Hopes
Columbus
State Board of Education
Fred
Franklin County Sanatorium operation promises to cure child
Last week surgeons at the Franklin County Sanatorium in Columbus planned a procedure that would remove the crippling effect of infantile paralysis on ten year old Flossie Haybrow of Jacksonville. She had braces since last winter after attending a crippled clinic last June.
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Franklin County Sanitarium
Columbus
Flossie Haybrow
Jacksonville
Joe C Stewart visits Glouster on business
Joe C Stewart of New Lexington, formerly proprietor of The Toggery in this city, spent Monday as a business visitor in Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe C. Stewart
New Lexington
Toggery
Mrs James Cox and Daughter Visit Athens Relatives
Mrs James Cox and her daughter Virginia of Athens are spending a few days in this city with Mr and Mrs Bert Sorrell and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cox
Virginia
Athens
Bert Sorrell
Summer Visits by Ruth Sellars and Lucile Bryson
Miss Ruth Sellars arrived from Columbus Monday to spend the summer with her parents near Palos. Miss Lucile Bryson is spending the week in Athens with Miss Gladys Swett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Sellars
Columbus
Mrs. C. E. Sellars
Palos
Lucile Bryson
Athens
Gladys Swett
The Fanning Bee The Newest Indian
Albert Youngblood seeks to emulate Chief Bender and win a major league start for Washington. A Clarendon College alum, he played for Greenville in the Texas-Oklahoma League before Washington scouts urged Griff to acquire him. At six foot four and 204 pounds he has appeared in about six games with mixed results but evident promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Youngblood
Chief Bender
Clark Griffith
Youngblood
Clarendon College
Texas
Greenville
Washington
Griff
Leonard Seeks Double Title in His Match Tenite
Benny Leonard world lightweight champion challenges Jack Britton welterweight champion tonight at the New York velodrome in a 15 round bout. Leonard aims to become a double champion by midnight with odds 6 to 5, while Britton weighs under 147 pounds and promises a strong defense and strategist boxing. Leonard, around 140 pounds, relies on power to overcome Britton who is considered the better technical fighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benny Leonard
Jack Britton
Leonard
Britton
Fong
Benny
National Football League to Meet in August
Representatives of the National Football League will reconvene in Cleveland in August to review the schedule committee reports and other matters. By then cities seeking franchises must have deposited fees with President Jee Carr in Columbus. Jim Thorpe, famed Indian athlete, and teams at Canton and Cleveland will headline an all Indian pro squad in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Football League
Jee Carr
Columbus
Jim Thorpe
Canton
Murion
Mixed boxing bouts spark debate on race and riots
The piece argues against the idea that mixed race boxing provokes riots, citing historic fights with black and white boxers and noting earlier fair treatment of dusky fighters. It also covers current boxing figures including Kilbane, Dundee, and Sharkey, and shifts to Red Faber and White Sox pitching, praising Faber's dependable mound work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Jackson
Jim Corbett
Jackson
Corbett
Jeffries
Jeff
Hank Griffin
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Sam Langford
Joe Walcott
Joe Gans
George Dixon
Hunt
New York State Boxing Commission
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny Dundee
Pepper Martin
Charley Beecher
Andy Chaney
Danny Frush
Jack Sharkey
Kil Bane
Dundee
Johnny
Charley Robertson
Gorham Leverette
White Sox
Red Faber
Faber
Racing and Sports Schedule From Aqueduct to Boston
Meeting of Queens County Jockey Club at Aqueduct and Kentucky Jockey Club at Latonia, Hamilton Jockey Club at Hamilton. French Open begins at La Boulie, Massachusetts junior and Western amateur championships in Boston and Kansas City. Connecticut women’s championship at New Canaan. Prairie Zone and Minnesota trapshooting tournaments. Johnny Dundee meets Charlie White in a 10 round boxing bout at Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Hamilton Jockey Club
Hamilton
la Boulie
Massachusetts
Boston
Kansas City
Johnny Dundee
Charlie White
Rock Island
Washington crew shatters three mile record against Navy
In Poughkeepsie on June 27 the University of Washington eight, hailed as possibly the greatest of all time, pushed the Navy to a world record pace of 13 minutes 33 35 seconds for three miles, setting off major chatter in the rowing world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
University of Washington
Far West
Navy
The Goat and Ruth in a Grim Golf and Baseball Riff
A poetic critique laments a golfer’s struggle and a baseball star’s waning fame. The speaker mocks a long swing and ordinary hits while noting Ruth’s home runs have lost box office punch due to their abundance.
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Ruth
Stiff Family Hosts Bates Guests For Sunday
J. B. Stiff received Mrs. Stiff's parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bates of Shawnee as Sunday guests, sharing a family visit at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stiff
Stiff
Samuel Bates
Shawnee
Reno visitors drop in on Lathrop residents
Mrs. O. H. Mack and her daughter Mona of Reno arrive Monday to visit Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Crawford and daughter Helen. Also visiting are Mr. and Mrs. J. G. L. Baird and daughter Grace, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jansen of Jacksonville, who spent the weekend with Superintendent and Mrs. W. N. Hartley of Lathrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Mack
Mona
Reno
Nevada
A .J. Crawford
Helen
J. GL. Baird
Grace
Fred Jansen
Jacksonville
W. N. Hartley
Lathrop
Local Notables Return and School News From Longstreth
Longstretch Miss Hazel Pruden returns home after a visit in Columbus. Miss Esther Brooker attends summer school at Ohio University. Miss Drusilla Lax visits her father John Lax while finishing high school in Columbus. Miss Wilma Gears attends a six week Nelsonville high school term. Miss Alberta Austin visits relatives in Nelsonville. Walter Lyons and family from Indiana visit local relatives. Mrs Mabel Hellyer, recently ill, is recovering and able to go out. Longstreth and Monday school building has been painted and remodeled. Junior ball team beats Carbon Hill junior team 6 to 7. Longstreth first team loses to Carbon Hill 5 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Pruden
Columbus
Esther Brooker
Ohio University
Drusilla Lax
John Lax
Wilma Gears
Nelsonville
Alberta Austin
Walter Lyons
Blanche
Billy
Indiana
Mabel Hellyer
Longstreth
Carbon Hill
Dempsey Rumored Fights Include Greb Willard Wills
New York June 26 The arrival of Jack Dempsey sparks talk of a no decision bout with Harry Greb in Philadelphia before summer's end. Potential return bouts with Jess Willard in fall and with Harry Wills next year are also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Dempsey
Harry Greb
Philadelphia
Dempsey
Jess Willard
Harry Wills
Ruth Worth More Than F Fangman Yankee Value Questioned
A newspaper note questions Babe Ruth’s value to the New York Yankees comparing his worth to a sensational foul fly while citing a $60,000 a year figure as a benchmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Ruth and Sisler Compared In Baseball Valor
The piece notes Ruth cannot be equated with Sisler and Hornsby though all lead their leagues in hitting and RBIs. It highlights the St Louis stars as superb defenders with strong temperaments, and mentions Ruth as once leading the field in one detail. A $60,000 contract figure is cited as a gratifying detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Sisler and Hornsby
St. Louis Aces
Jack Dempsey
The Future Ruth Another Thing When Ruth Starts
The note hints at future developments for a person named Ruth and mentions the moment she begins a new phase or task. It lacks clear dates or organizational context but signals upcoming activity associated with Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Leonard to Face Tendler After Preliminaries
Benny Leonard plans a July 27 bout with Lew Tendler after arranging preliminaries with Jack Britton and Rocky Kansas to sharpen form. The lightweight champion, inactive in recent years, aims to prove sharp against a tough slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Benny Leonard
Lenard
Rocky Kansas
Leonard
Lew Tendler
Jack Britton
Kansas
Tendler
Two More Brot Before Court By the Motor Cop
Traffic violators are being throt into court daily. County speed officer H. D. Nice is arresting offenders for reckless driving wrong parking and other offenses. Helen Crawford of Glouster pleaded guilty to two charges and was fined $20 total by Justice Hedges on Monday. C A Daugherty local automobile dealer pleaded guilty to parking without lights and was fined $7 on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Nice
Justice Hedges
Helen Crawford
Glouster
Athens
Nelsonvile
Officer Nice
C. A. Daugherty
Nice
Richland Avenue
Ruth's Eighth Homer Sparks Yankees Victory
Babe Ruth homered for the eighth time this season as the Yankees posted a win after a suspension. Bob Shawkey pitched the Red Sox shutout, delivering a strong ninth inning. Stueland also won for the Pirates, Keck beat the Cardinals, and the Phillies rose from last place by routing the Braves 9 to 3. Cleveland defeated St. Louis 6 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herman Ruth
the Babe
George Herman
Yankees
Yesterday's Results in American Association Games
Indianapolis defeated Columbus 5 to 2 while Toledo won 2 to 0 against Louisville. The results reflect yesterday's action in the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Leading Major League Hitters in National and American Leagues
The list highlights top batting leaders with figures for players who had 150 at bats or more. Notable names include Hornsby of St. Louis tied with a .404 mark, Bigbee of Pittsburgh at .353, Smith of St. Louis at .350, Melly of New York at .350, Grimes of Chicago at .048, Speaker of Cleveland at .237, Witt of New York at .074, and O Neill of Cleveland with a .000 shown in the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Heilman
Detroit
wSl Speaker
Cleveland
Witt
New York
O'Neill
Fights Roundup From Columbus Dayton Toledo Mansfield and More
Last night boxing results across several cities include Eddie O Dowd Bantamweight winner over Pete Zivic in Columbus, Toughey Mann defeating Dutch Chandler in Toledo, Johnny Karr beating Soldier Bartfield in Dayton, and multiple draws. Eddie Atlas outpointed Ralph Snyder in Mansfield with two knockdowns, plus Boals and Darrah wins. New York results feature Leonard losing on a foul and Fitzsimmons stopping Mossberg in one, while Boston sees Bogash best Mickey Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Eddie O’dowd
Pete Zivic
Pittsburg
Toughey Mann
Toledo
Dutch Chandler
Cincinnati
Dayton
Johnny Karr
Cleveland
Soldier Bartfield
Brooklyn
Jimmie Russell
Ashtabula
Lou Janita
Eddie Keichell
Patsy Dugan
Mansfield
Eddie Atlas
Akron
Ralph Snyder
Barberton
Atlas
Snyder
Dutch Boals
Cuddle Nelson
Jimmy Darrah
Akrop
Kid Koons
New York
Benny Leonard
Jack Si Ton
Eddie Fitzsimmons
Sam Mossberg
Joe Leonard
Sammy Marco
Jack Stark
Johnny Rooney
Jackie Norman
Frankie Edwards
Bert Spencer
Jack Dempsey
Boston
Louis Bogash
Mickey Walker
Cleveland Defeats St Louis In Six-Nil Victory
The Cleveland team routed St. Louis 6 to 0 in a decisive game while New York posted a 6 to 4 win over Boston in another matchup. Teams and scores indicate a strong offense across the day.
Unclear Game Scores From Grand Stand Report
Partial box scores list several city matchups with final tallies noted for Cincinnati versus St Louis, Chicago versus Pittsburg, and Philadelphia versus Boston. The fragment lacks context on dates teams or outcomes beyond the numerical results.
Fight in Manhattan Hurts New York Boxing Game
In New York a violent bout followed by heavy fouls has damaged the sport's standing in the city. The incident echoes Jack Britton and Benny Leonard references, with critics blaming the event for worsening the fragile state of the game.
Indianapolis at Columbus and other league matchups
A slate shows Indianapolis visiting Columbus, Louisville traveling to Toledo, Kansas City at Minneapolis, and Milwaukee hosting St. Paul for a set of basketball games this week with teams chasing standings and key outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Yesterday's Home Run Totals in the Major Leagues
A partial scoreboard summary lists players like Shawkey Williams Cruse and Weston with homer totals. It notes season and league totals for the American League and mentions New York Philadelphia and other teams in terse figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Xkks
Shawkey
New York
Williams
Philadelphia
Cruse
Weston
Wpetorgt
Torbuo
Baseball matchups in American League today
Schedule lists St. Louis at Cleveland, Chicago at Detroit, and Boston at Philadelphia with games set across the league today. Matchups feature early-season intercity rivalries and potential pivotal standings implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
National League Matchups and Stadium Notes
Cincinnati faces St. Louis while Philadelphia meets New York and Brooklyn plays Boston. Pittsburg travels to Chicago as baseball action headlines a busy NL slate. A curious geology aside notes global mountain removal would raise land average by about 260 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Pet
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus A
Louisvil Te
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston Ore
National League
Perpetual Motion Harry Greb Beats Walker in Ten Rounds
Pittsburg June 27 Harry Greb the Iron Man of the West defeated Hugh Walker of Kansas City last night in a ten round bout at Forbes Field. Greb won on points and the Pittsburg crowd saw a hard fought contest with no stalling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Perpetual Motion
Harry Greb
Hugh Walker
Kansas City
Forbes Field
Greb
Iron Man
West Ave
Rowing Fans Cherish Wayward Intercol Race’s Record
Thousands of spectators linger at the race site as the annual intercollegiate championship is hailed as the greatest of alloys in keepsie battles amid a scene marked by unanimous acclaim.
Athens All Stars Top Hamden Team 4–1
Athens All Stars defeated Hamden 4 to 1 as Sharp and Tripp pitched well for both sides. Athens produced nine hits led by a home run from Russell, while Hamden managed four. Contact Harry Kelly at 45 Moore Avenue, Athens Ohio to arrange games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamden
Athens All Stars
Athens
Sharp
Tripp
Russell
Harry Kelly
Moore Avenue
Ohio
Rickard Eyes Dempsey Will Bout Before Next Year
Tex Rickard announced plans to stage a world heavyweight title bout between Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills, with a contract expected to be signed this afternoon and the event possible before next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Prest-O-Lite Ball Team Holds Practice at Park
Members of the Prest-O-Lite ball team are requested to meet at the O. U. Ball Park Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock for practice. Report includes Tinker Hughes Meighen Jones Lovener and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. U. Ball Park
Tinker
Hughes
Meighen
Jones
Lovener
National Guard Sharpshooters to Meet Rifle Club
Crack shots of Company L National Guard will shoot at the American Rifle and Revolver Club range at Margarets Creek Thursday afternoon starting about 3 o'clock. The event features rifle work only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company L
National Guard
American Rifle and Revolver Club
Margarets Creek
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