Buckeyes Triumph Over Stratton Motors in Slugging Show
Nelsonville June 2 The Buckeyes beat Stratton Motors 6 to 5 in a late-inning slugfest. Hope Woodson earned the win with three hits including two triples, while Stratton’s Al Ditcher pitched until the sixth. The Motors remain second in the Twilight League behind Buckeyes, and Gilbert Smith officiated.
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Nelsonville
Kneckeyes
Stratton Piotors
Buckeyes
Stratton Motors
Hope Woodson
al Ditcher
Stratton Metors
Lenstey Charney Linton
Pfetty
Motors
Woodson
Stuewers
Mae Chevrolets
H Woodson
Lewis
Stratton Peters
Dicher
Longley
Lin
Gilbert Smith
Buchtel Old Timers Tie Nelsonville Batting Rallyes
In Nelsonville on June 28 the Dr Walker led Buchtel Old Timers tied 8 to 8 with Millfield as darkness halted play. A rematch set for Buchtel on July 9 and the Old Timers visit Logan on July 2. The crowd buzzed over rallies and the 44 year average for players.
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Buchtel
Millfield
Nelsonville
Boy escapes injury after street incident in Nelsonville
Leslie Joe Pritchard eight son of Mr and Mrs T B Pritchard was pushed down by a slowly moving automobile on West Columbus Street but escaped unharmed. A separate item notes the Golden Rule Sunday School Class of the Methodist church hosted by Mrs Malvern Wilson and Miss Iva Murphy on Franklin Street with bingo, a two course luncheon, and guests including Mrs Pauline Price of Cleveland and Miss Rachel Wilson.
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Nelsonville
Leslie Joe
T. B. Pritchard
Columbus Street
Logan
Mark
Methodist Church
Malvern Wilson
Iva Murphy
Franklin Street
Pauline Price
Cleveland
Rachel Wilson
Margaret Raine
Helen Reeves
Geneva Geers
Blanche Moorehead
Florence Cook
Julia Burnelle
Fractured Ankles After Night Run and Fall
Harry Millican fell over a bank at the Fairgrounds and fractured his ankle. He was injured Wednesday night while running from Officer Howard Gilson during an attempt to arrest him on a charge of intoxication. Millican was taken to his home by the officer. arraignment will be made later.
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Howard Gilson
Harry Millican
Fairgrounds
Numerous Fights Reported in Nelsonville City
Nelsonville near the river city sees a week of belligerent behavior with one fatality and several injuries. Slim Poston pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was jailed pending settlement after clashing with shanty-mate John Kellett. Clem and Tice Keplar faced intoxication charges with mixed outcomes. Austin Kentner denied trespassing and awaits a hearing.
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Nelsonville
Poston
H. K E. Donley
John Kellett
Toston
Kellet
Coun
Clem
Tice Keplar
Tice
Tie
Clem Keplar
Athlens
George Bateman
Austin Kentner
William “Snap” Coakley
Donley
Noah M. Harden Dies at 76 in Haydenville
Noah M. Harden 76 died Thursday at the family home in Haydenville. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Mt. Olive Church Vinton County with burial in Mt. Olive cemetery. He is survived by his wife and four daughters.
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Noah M. Harden
Haydenville
Nelsonville
Mt. Olive Church
Vinton County
Mt. Olive
Tests for Senior Typist and Stenographer Posts
Applications are being received at the local Post Office for a senior typist and senior stenographer examination in Cincinnati. The July 15 closing date, open to men and women, covers spelling, typing, stenographic transcription, and letter writing with any stenography system. A senior typist vacancy in Cincinnati carries a salary of 1500 dollars yearly.
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Civil Service District
Cincinnati
Athens
Kaiser's Exile to End as Law Expiration Nears
Berlin reports that the former Kaiser will end his virtual exile within weeks when the Defense of the Republic Law expires on July 22. Nationalist leader Von Lindeiner-Wildau said the law’s defeat would have little effect and the former emperor is unlikely to attempt a return.
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Berlin
Germany
von Lindeiner-Wildau
Bishop Cannon Won't Testify on Stock Market Trades
New York dispatch reports Bishop James Cannon Jr. will not be called to discuss his stock market activities run through the defunct firm Kable & Co. as of today.
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New York
U.P
James Cannon Jr
Kable & Co
Funeral for Mrs William French Held at Pilgrim Holiness
Funeral services for Mrs William French who died Thursday at 22 Fern Street will take place Sunday at 1 30 PM at the Pilgrim Holiness Church on West Washington Street. Burial is planned at West State Street Cemetery.
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William French
Fern Street
Pilgrim Holiness Church
West Washington Street
West State Street
Personal News Briefs From Athens To Buckeye Lake
Miss Marguerite Cook retires after visiting Miss Mabel Carr in Athens. Mr and Mrs F Weltzheimer and family leave for two weeks at Buckeye Lake. Del Handley announces birth of twin sons Wednesday June 26 in Akron. E J Cable and Kee8 Dean visit Columbus. Riley Coulson and daughter Arvilla visit. Mrs James Hallet and Carma Heffner in Columbus. Sharp visits New Lexington. Harry Vanney and George Barrows visit in West Washington Street home. Leslie Cox and daughter Carrie visit Clara Lyttle in Logan. Harold and Stanley Mechem visit Columbus. Parry, Virgil Brown, and Ray Parry visit William Parry and family in Logan. W F Gray hosts Frank Patterson and family from Dennison. Ruth Hyde visits sister Alden Wilson in Long Island. E C Dugan and Wil Burnelle visit Millersport. Hallie Spangler hosts. Margaret Newton of Toledo visits Dow Bowers family.
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Marguerite Cook
Mabel Carr
Athens
Buckeye Lake
del Handley
Elisabeth Ball
Akron
E. J. Cable
Columbus
W. T. Jones
Riley Coulson
Arvilla
James Hallett
Carma Heffner
Sharp
New Lexington
Harry Vanney
Derry
George Barrows
James
West
Washington Street
Leslie Cox
Carrie
Clara Lyttle
Logan
Harold
Stanley Mechem
Charles Parry
Virgil Brown
George Schwenkel
Som
Ray
William Parry
W. F. Gray
Frank Patterson
Dennison
Ohio
Ruth Hyde
Alden &Wilson
Long Island
New York
E. ¢. Dugan
Wil Burnelle
Millersport
Dugan
Hallie Spangler
Margaret Newton
Toledo
Dow Bowers
Sure Fire Remedy for Stomach Trouble Ad
An advertisement offers a stomach remedy claiming to ease indigestion gas and sour stomach without a guarantee. The Gem Pharmacy in the Pythian Building prices the remedy at one dollar per bottle.
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Gem Pharmacy
Pythian Building
Chubb To Lecture Here Friday Night
Dean E W Chubb will lecture in Alumni Memorial Auditorium tonight on Education of Great Men as part of Ohio University summer session social program. Miss Lillian Denner chairs the committee. program aimed mainly at students but open to the public.
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E. W. Chubb
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Committee
Ohio University
Lillian Denner
Funeral services for Alva R Gil lett
Alva R. Gil lett died Thursday morning. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM at the home 38 West State Street conducted by the Masons. Burial will be in West Union Street Cemetery.
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Alva R. Gillett
West State Street
Masons
West Union Street
Widow left in strange land after husband killed in fight
In Nelsonville on June 29 Victor Frenchy Arnico was killed in a Wednesday fight. His widow, a native of France, lives in Lick Run with little English and meager furnishings. She faces sudden loneliness as friends note her modest, neat home and uncertain future.
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Nelsonville
Victor “Frenchy
Arnico
Greenlawn
France
Lick Run
Cherrington to Teach in Iowa in Coming Year
Homer W. Cherrington, longtime Ohio University economist, will accept a full professorship in the University of Iowa economics department and leave Athens in September. He has degrees from Ohio University Harvard and Michigan, taught at Cornell College and Athens High School, and served as a U S Army second lieutenant. He is active in Masonic, economic, and fraternity circles and married Maria Grover in 1926.
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Homer W. Cherrington
Ohio University
University of Iowa
Athens
Letart Falls
Ohio
Cherrington
University of Michigan
Harvard
Mr. Cherrington
Athens High School
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Harvard University
F. W. Taussig
Allyn Young
Charles J. Bullock
W. Ripley
E. Gay
Victor Clark
Living Age Magazine
Professor Cherrington
Maria Grover
East State Street
Sandfork
Gallia County
L. L. Cherrington
McArthur
Masonic Lodge
The
American Economic Association
Delta Siema Pi Fraternity
Tau Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
United Wana
Methodist Church
Prominent Wellsburg Financier Found Dead at Home
Charles R. Windsor 65 a Wellsburg Bank & Trust Company director was found dead in his bed at home. Heart trouble was listed as the cause of death. He was a leading financier and served as president of the bank board.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
U.P
Charles R. Windsor
The
Wellsburg Bank & Trust Company
Department of Schools Sends Participating Aid Qualifications Letter
A letter from the Department of Schools outlines the qualifications required to participate in the State Aid Education Fund. It explains the criteria and steps for eligibility, aiming to guide districts and applicants through the process.
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Tell
Department outlines state aid rules for Athens County districts
The Ohio Department of Education explains eligibility for the state educational equalization fund and what a complete application requires. Clerks in Athens County receive details on levies, property valuation per child, and required forms, with a firm directive that no state aid district incur debt without written director approval.
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Department of Education of
Ohio
H. R. McVay
Boards of Education
Athens County
Women’s Club Meeting Featured Readings
The Recreational Committee of the Women’s Business Club organized the program at the regular Thursday evening meeting in the City building clubroom. Miss Florence Cross chaired the committee and gave a reading, with Miss Dorcas Herron and Miss Eitna Blaney also on the program. President Mrs Ramona Hughes led a brief business session beforehand.
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Women's Business Clu
Mise Florence Cross
Dorcas Herron
Misa Eitna Blaney
Mra Ramona Hughes
Domestic Tragedy Ends in Shootings in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids on June 28 Abraham B. Lawrence 46 killed his wife wounded his two year old daughter then died by suicide at home following a domestic quarrel authorities said the man shot himself after the killings
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Grand Rapids, Mieh
Abraham B. Lawrence
Iowa Dry Crusader Seizes Near Beer Cars in Des Moines
John Hammond, veteran temperance advocate, wins seizure of ten carloads of near beer in Des Moines. He claims the beverage is malt liquor contraband under Iowa law. A court will decide the case.
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John Hammond
Iowa
Hammond
Des Moines
Aleourt
Customs seize boats in cross border liquor sweep
Canadian customs men seized two motor boats at the Atlantic Export Company dock in La Salle Ontario near Detroit as prohibition forces step up efforts to curb smuggling across the Detroit River.
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Atlantic Export Company
la Salle
Ont
L & Prohibition
Detroit River
Reward Offered for Auto Thieves in Chauncey Theft
The Ohio Farmer's Protective Service offers 50 reward for the capture and conviction of thieves who stole a 1927 Studebaker sedan from D. H. Daugherty at Chauncey county home on June 3. The car bore license 16978 and motor 3454643, with rear tires numbered F779258-911 and F290819-911. a black hand threat letter accompanied the theft.
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Ohio Farmer's Protective Service
D. H. Daugherty
Chauncey
Black Hand Association of America
German Students Clash in Berlin on Versailles Treaty Anniversary
German bitterness over the Versailles Treaty erupted in Berlin as 4,000 students marched past Unter den Linden and to the education ministry. Police limited public demonstrations but crowds gathered near the Berlin University amid chants calling for an end to the treaty.
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Berlin
Herlin
Unter Dem Linden
Berlin University
Pruasdan Mitnister of Education
Neat Stitchers 4-H Club Meets in Trimble
The Neat Stitchers 4-H Club of Trimble met at Ada Frances Darning's home with fifteen members and one visitor Miss Fleaner Sams from Athens. They planned to attend the County meeting in Athens and set next meeting at Clea and Ida Duss's home.
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Trimble
Ada Frances
Fleaner Sams
Athens
Clea
Ida Duss
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