Vacation Bible Schools Open Today in Nelsonville
Daily Vacation Bible School starts in Nelsonville with sessions at East and Central buildings for three weeks from Monday to Friday. Ages 4 to 13 attend 9 to 11:30 daily with worship, Bible study and craft supervised by Mrs. Ball and Miss Riley. enrollment open all week. Daily programs are shared with Deanville New Floodwood Happy Hollow Chauncey Morristown Millfield and Murray City cooperation across Hocking Valley churches.
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Nelsonville
Harry Ball
East Building
Blanche Riley
Presbyterian
Kimberly
Central Building
Deanville
New Floodwood
Happy Hollow
Chauncey
Morristown
Millfield
Disciples of Christ
Methodist Board
Murray City
Hocking Valley
Kelch Funeral Set For Tuesday Afternoon
Mrs. L. R. Kelch will have funeral services Tuesday at 2 o'clock at the family home, conducted by Rev. Lloyd Evans. She was active in the First Presbyterian Church, Carden and Cosmopolitan clubs, and led the Woman's Auxiliary of Post 64 in 1932. A Nelsonville graduate, she taught in the city for years.
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Nelsonville
L. R. Kelch
Lloyd Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Bell Telephone traffic crew hosts steak fry at Logan plant
Nelsonville report says members of the Ohio Bell Telephone Co Traffic Department held a Friday steak fry at the Logan Waterworks plant. Guests included Dick Hubbel, Harry Joe Hubbel and Caroline Stiers.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Logan
Harry Joe Hubbel
Caroline Stiers
Dorcas Society and Teachers Plan Evening Meetings
Doanville Dorcas Society will gather Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the Community Center. Teachers meet at 7 PM at the Center for a brief business session.
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Doanville
Dorcas Society
William Johnson Pleads Guilty in Nelsonville Court
Arraigned in Mayor C. G. Dew court on intoxication complaint, William Johnson Flood wood pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
C. G. Dew
William Johnson
Floodwood
School Superintendent Resigns to Lead Eaton Children’s Home
Chesterhill school district announces the resignation of its eight year superintendent who will become head of the Eaton Children's Home. The move shifts leadership as the district seeks a successor.
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Chesterhill
B. FE
Workman
Eaton Children's Home
Evangelist J R Parker to Lead Tent Services in Wilmore
Rev J R Parker of Wilmore Kentucky arrives tonight to fill the pulpit in the tent on the Baird lot for Pilgrim Church Chestnut Street services lasting until July 10. Rev J L Sehell of Bluffton Indiana to direct the musical program during the revival known for travels in the Holy Lands.
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Nelsonville
J. R. Parker
Wilmore
Kentucky
Baird Lot
Holy Lands
J. L. Sehell
Bluffton
Ind
Pilgrim Church
Chestnut St
Postponed Ball Game Between Nelsonville Eagles and The Plains
Rain interrupted Sunday play between Nelsonville Eagles and The Plains twice, forcing postponement. Both fields, including the new diamond, washed out. next Sunday’s match features Philo at the new high school field with Carl Hartley bringing the Philo club.
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Nelsonville
Carl Hartley
Philo Ball Club
Philo
Nelsonville Social Notes Reach Local Highlights
Mr and Mrs Leighton Aumiller from Columbus visited at their parents home here with Mrs Aumiller staying longer Dr Henry Crawford from Cleveland stayed with his mother Mrs Flossie Crawford on Friday Miss Janette Gibbs from Alma Michigan is visiting relatives here Mr and Mrs Frank Bonifield and their two children from Carmichael Pennsylvania are guests of Mr and Mrs A B Johnson
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Leighton Aumiller
Columbus
Aumiller
Henry Crawford
Cleveland
Flossie Crawford
Janette Gibbs
Alma
Michigan
Frank Bonifield
Carmichael
A. B. Johnson
Eden Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Eden Ridge brief mentions guests and visits including Rolly Cowdery at Reedsville with Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Cowdery. Miss Gertrude Baker of Columbus visits Eden Blake and family. Mrs. Bertha Randolph entertains guests from Parkersburg Columbus and Belleville. Further notes include Mrs. Lester Barber and Miss Vivian Blake.
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Eden Ridge
Rolly Cowdery
C. O. Cowdery
Reedsville
Gertrude Baker
Columbus
Eden Blake
Bertha Randolph
Clifford Randolph
Parkersburg
Earl Shears
Warren Randolph
Belleville
W. Va
Lester Barber
Vivian Blake
Christine Randolph
Miss Shirley Knight Enters Camp Molly Train Near Lucasville
Miss Shirley Knight, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Knight, enters Camp Mollie Lawmen near Lucasville Ohio for a three weeks training. Cabbage kale kohl rabi Brussels sprouts and cauliflower all came from wild cabbage.
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Nelsonville
Shirley Knight
James Knight
Camp Mollie
Lloyd Patton Named Manager of Nelsonville Softball Team
Lloyd Patton elected manager of the Nelsonville AC softball team made up of local boys from Nelsonville. The club, linked to the Athletic Field, aims to foster athletic-minded youth and will open the schedule against Brooks Shoe at the high school field with free admission. A brief meeting for players and interested individuals follows the game at the club rooms.
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Nelsonville
Lloyd Patton
Nelsonville AC
Brooks Shoe
Soft Ball League To Open Season Tonight
Nelsonville city softball league with six teams starts its season at the new athletic field at 6 pm. Monday features Nelsonville Athletic Club against Brooks Shoes. Wednesday has Glenn Thomas Jewelers versus Taylor Ridge. Thursday pits Phi Club against Kimberly. Coach George Abraham invites teams to arrange additional games by letter. Garden Club members meet Tuesday at 1 30 pm at Mrs. W H Parks home to attend the Kelch funeral.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Athletic Club
Brooks Shoes
Glenn Thomas Jewelers
Taylor Ridge
Phi Club
Kimberly
George Abraham
Ohio
Garden Club
W. H. Parks
Kelch
Board Fills All Vacancies In Gallipolis Schools
Gallipolis Local Board of Education fills teaching vacancies. Jean Eversole of Columbus will teach home economics in the Gallipolis Schools. Edward N Wise of Athens named chair of physical science and mathematics. Wise has taught at Milan and is a noted baritone. Interior painting contracts awarded to Harold E Hall and Shirley Sheets for Washington School buildings and the high school auditorium.
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Gallipolis
Board of Education
Jean Eversole
Columbus
Ohio State University
Edward N. Wise
H.T. Wise
Athens
Ohio University
Wise
Milan
Ohio
Washington School
Harold E. Hall
Shirley Sheets
Chauncey Socials and Local Church Notes
Chauncey residents Chauncey Mr and Mrs A B Lester and Mrs John Lester return from Pitts burgh and London Ky with John Lester. Eva Ferrel leads Church of Christ worship on Sunday with the topic The Quest for God. Charles Abdella returns home improved after illness in Athens and Sheltering Arms Hospital. F H Staffinger Mrs Nellie McConaha visit Nelsonville. L R Kelch’s home hosts the Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary death of Mrs Kelch.
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Chauncey
A. B. Lester
John Lester
Pittsburgh
London
Eva Ferrel
Church of Christ
God
George Williamson
Columbus
Charles Abdella
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
F. H. Staffinger
Nellie McConaha
Nelsonville
L. R. Kelch
Kelch
Ladies
Staffinger
McConaha
School Cleaning Project Starts in County Districts
Logan Laurelville Perry Murray City and Starr Washington Boards of Education will cover material costs for school building cleaning projects. Ten women and three men on the WPA crew have begun cleaning local school buildings and will move to county districts after work here is finished.
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Logan
Laurelville-Perry
Murray City
Starr-Washington Boards of Education
Five Reds land on National League all star team
The Cincinnati Reds place five players Ernie Lombardi Johnny Vander Meer Paul Derringer Frank McCormick and Ival Goodman on the National League all star squad for the July 6 game in Cincinnati Manager Bill Terry leads the team with Cubs Giants and Pirates also well represented.
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New York
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Ford Frick
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Terry
Ernie Lombardi
Johnny Vander Meer
Paul Derringer
Frank McCormick
Ival Goodman
Reds
Vander Meer
McCormick
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
Bill Lee
Billy Herman
Stan Hack
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Joe Moore
Hank Leiber
Mel Ott
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston Bees
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Gordon Phelps
Dodgers
John Vander Meer
Paul
Lloyd Waner
Pirates
Bill McKechnie
Frank Frisch
Cardinals
Syl Johnson
Phillies
Clyde Shoun
Bill Hershberger
Hartnett
Herman
Vaughan
Hack
Ott
J. Moore
Medwick
Goodman
Athens County 4-H Clubs Elect Officers for Coming Year
The Athens County 4-H Music Club elected officers at a Canaanville Grade School meeting with 17 members present. Officers include Robert Smith as president and Elizabeth Jane Morris as news reporter. Other clubs Prairie: Jolly Workers elected Eileen Jacoby president and Betty Russ as news reporter, with next meeting July 6 at Mrs Howell’s home. Junior 4-H Stitchers met at Mrs Addington’s home with five members and candy sales planned for the Marietta conference trip. Albany Homemakers 4-H Club, led by Margaret Pearman, reported 6.20 from ice cream sales to fund the camp, with plans to bake or sell items for the camp fund.
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Athens County
4-H Music Club
Canaanville
Robert Smith
Jean Crawford
Rebecca Smith
Foster Starlin
Rachel Crawford
Bob Rosser
Elizabeth Jane Morris
Jolly Workers 4-H Club
Mabel Howell
Eileen Jacoby
Mary Ellen Snedden
Billie Jacoby
Betty Russ
Lois Sickels
Bartha Addington
Marietta
Albany Homemakers 4-H Club
E. M. Baughman
Margaret Pearman
Gallia WPA projects continue into 1939 in Gallia County
Gallia County will not halt WPA work at year end June 30. Kenneth Worman says uncompleted projects roll over into 1939. Over 975 men are employed in secondary road rehabilitation and work will continue unless weather stops it. About 40 new road projects will be sent to Athens WPA for approval. A Tibet wedding custom drafts the bridegroom with little or no warning to the bride.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Kenneth Worman
E. N. Leonard
Worman
Athens
WPA
Nats Win Two In Doubleheader With Washington Defeat
Washington loses 1 7 to 0 7 as Case H Mills and Newsom face off in game one. West Simmons and Kelley drive in runs for Washington while Lewis Bonura and West pace St Louis offense. In game two Simmons West and Heffner lead a 7 2 victory over Washington. Attendance 6 928.
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H. Mills
Washington
Lou Oo
Case
Kress
Clift
Bonura
West
Kelley
Simmons
Lewis
Sullivan
Travis
Bluege
Heffner
Bonetti
St. Louis
Hite
H. Milla
Wild Pahee
H.M
Apna
Mills
Simmas
Oclift
Wasdell Tb
Heathe
Perreile
Perrell
Newsomp
Mazzera
Newsom
Std
FE Reneerie
Myer
Heath
Bell
Homer Simmons
W. Ferrell
Wasdell
Cult
Prieston
Abrhoa
Marrera
Semanas Ee
Yanks Triumph 10 3 Over Tigers In Tenner
New York defeats Detroit 10 to 3 as Kennedy, Gehrig, and Rogell star with multi hit efforts. Greer notes tied game risks, late rallies, and key two base hits with strong pitching by Kennedy and Wade.
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York Abrhoa
Rogell
Walker
Dickey
Grenbrgib
Selkirk
Gordon
Ross
Pearson
Kennedy
Wade
Roger
York
Uns
Gerier
Gehrig Tosett
Rolfe Laabs
Bicker
Fox
Ball York
Sen Dance
Pitchers clash in 1984 World Series memory replay
Beaumont, Texas reports Lynwood Rowe defeating Paul Dean 2 to 1 in a minor league game. Both former stars from the 1930s era world series pitched through arm injuries as Rowe earned the win for Beaumont after being sent there by Detroit.
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Beaumont
Tex
U.P
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Lynwood Rowe
Paul Dean
Dean
Rowe
Detroit
Rutkoskie and Myers Victors In Country Club Match Play
George Rutkoskie and Frank Myers won the match play against par tournament at the Country Club. Rutkoskie led Class A two up, Myers one up in Class B, with Lantz one up for second in A. Littler and Heck tied with the Old Man for third and fourth in A while Merchants Pickett and Dillard filled last three places in B. Darrell Selby leads 36 hole qualifiers with 158 as eight remain for Athens at Chillicothe July 11 and 12.
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George Rutkoskie
Frank Myers
George
Myers
George Lantz
Bob Littler
Carl Heck
George Merchant
Hale Pickett
Paul Dillard
Darrell Selby
Athens
Chillicothe
Selby
Ben Roberts
Rich Rutkoskie
Dr. Buell
Russell Slaughter
Art Smith
Reds Rally in Doubleheader Split With Phillies
Cincinnati and Philadelphia split a two game set. In game one Cincinnati built a lead before Philadelphia stormed back to win 10 to 3. Frey and Klein led the offense with multiple RBIs and home runs. In game two Craft homered as Philadelphia prevailed 8 to 5 to secure the twin bill.
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Myers
Schott
Philadelphia
Lombardi
Scharein
Jorden
Klein
Arnovich
V. Davis
Martin
Weintraub
McCormick
Frey
Riggs
Jordan
Ays
Mueller
Phildelphia
Cincinnati
Weaver
Passeau
Hubbell Reaches 200 Wins With Cubs Victory
New York Giants pitcher Carl Hubbell earned his 200th NL win by defeating the Chicago Cubs 5 to 1. He joined a trio of AL aces Earl Whitehill Ted Lyons and Lefty Grove as current 200-win pitchers. Other league results shifted: Giants beat Cubs while Cincinnati split with Philadelphia and Brooklyn St Louis tied rain ended the Pittsburgh Boston game postponed. Yankees routed Detroit 10-3 and Washington swept St Louis 9-1 and 7-2. rest washed out.
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Chicago
A.P
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Will Harridge
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Joe DiMaggio
Lefty
Gomez
Charley Ruffing
Bill Dickey
Joe Cronin
Roger Cramer
Bob Grove
Charley Gehringer
Hank Greenberg
Rudy York
Vern Kennedy
Cecil Travis
Buddy Lewis
Rick Ferrell
Mike Kreevich
Bob Johnson
Buck Newsom
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
NEW York
U.P
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Hubbell
Bill Terry
Chicago Cubs
Earl Whitehill
Cleveland Indians
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Lefty” Grove
Boston Red Sox
Cubs
Larry French
Bill Lee
Charley Root
Giants
Brooklyn
Overtime Parking Fine Pays Nelsonville City Fund
John V. Wood was charged with overtime parking and paid a fine in mayor's court Saturday. The payment contributed 1 to the city general fund.
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Nelsonville
John V. Wood
City General Fund
Navy East's Hope at Poughkeepsie
The east seeks its first varsity win since 1931 as 18 crews race in the 36th Poughkeepsie rowing regatta on the Hudson. Washington and California were co favorites at 7-5, with 60,000 fans expected to watch.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
U.R
Annapolis
Hudson
Washington
California
Navy
Americans Extend Wimbledon Quest as Wills Moody Leads
The second week of the 58th All England Championships opened with five American women still in contention for the singles title. Helen Wills Moody of San Francisco remains a top contender as Dorothy Round Little did not defend the crown.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
San Francisco
Dorothy Round Little
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule Across Leagues
National League standings show Philadelphia 10-5 and New York 1- Detroit 3 with Washington 9-7 and St. Louis 1-2. several games postponed by rain. American Association results include Columbus 8-2 at Louis with Milwaukee 6-5 and Minneapolis 2-0. St Paul 14, Kansas City ? Rain affected. Tuesday schedules list National New York at Philadelphia Brooklyn at Boston. American Philadelphia at New York. Detroit at Cleveland. Association Columbus at Indianapolis.
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Philadelphia
Canons
Chicago
Brook
Pittsburgh
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
American Association
Cols
Louis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. P
Kansas C
Toledo
Indianapolis
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Association— Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
New Yor
Oston
T, Louis
Indiana
Igs
St. Pau
Minnea Is
Oledo Columbus
Snead Wins $5000 Match Play at Kenwood Club
Slamming Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs West Virginia captured the $5,000 professional match play round robin title at Kenwood Country Club after a blazing stretch drive.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Sam” Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Kenwood Country Club
Giants Beat Cubs 5 1 in League Showdown
New York tops Chicago 5 to 1 as Lesile Hartnett Hub bell and Leeds drive in runs. Leeds hits a homer and Jurges adds a two base hit. French suffers the loss while Hubbell gets two strikeouts. Attendance 15 919.
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Demaree
Lee
Cavaretta
Chicago
Niccoscrscoces
BOLE
Leiber
Galan
Bartell
Leslie
Hartnett
Hubbell
Leeds
Jurges
Reynolds
Ripple
New York
French
Root
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Delaware
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