Nelsonville’s Crabtree shines in Florida ball game
Estal Crabtree, Nelsonville native at Cincinnati Reds camp in Orlando, drew crowds in Miami as he hit two home runs with runners on base and played a sensational right field in a Saturday game against the Philadelphia Athletics. Local fans sent congratulations from Dutch Shafer’s News Stand as telecast notes spread.
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Nelsonville
Estal Crabtree
Cincinnati Reds
Orlando
Florida
Miami
Philadelphia Athletics
WLW
Cincinnati Post
Crabtree
Crabby
Dutch Shafer
the Gang
Local residents visit relatives across central Ohio
A long list of visits and homecomings fills the week as Mrs. Lucinda Springer travels to Lancaster, D W Gibson visits Delaware relatives, Miss Marguerite Ball recovers in Middleport, and many others spend Sundays with family or friends in Columbus Zanesville Athens Chillicothe Logan and Urbana.
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Lucinda Springer
Middletown
Earl Weiss
Lancaster
Bernice Backus
Columbus
C. H. Roudebush
Zanesville
Nelsonville
Athens
Charles Cox
Leslie Cox
Roy Bowers
George Schwenke
Marian
Logan
Will Parry
Marquis McCann
Marold Becker
Carleen E. Schoefsel
Harold Rittinger
Chillicothe
Adam Scheeler
Fred Brown
Joe Verity
Joe Mathewson
G. N. Figgins
Tom Mathewson
Jack
Lee Pritchard
Richmond
Indiana
Hayes Yeager
Urbana
Illinois
Walter Floto
Steubenville
Vern Vorhes
Bureau of Mines Reports Soft Coal Output Down in Ohio
The United States Bureau of Mines reports 11,160,000 net tons of soft coal produced in the week ending March 2, down about 5 percent from the prior week. Ohio output for January is estimated at 2,010,000 tons and December 1928 at 1,708,000 tons, with February and January year-ago comparisons included.
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Nelsonville
United States Bureau of Mines
Ohio
Fowler closes revival meeting in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville at the Methodist Church Rev. C. H. Fowler concluded two weeks of revival services with a Sunday night sermon on Sin followed by a consecration and baptism. Fifty six were baptized and seventy joined the church with more to come. Mrs Ruley Fisk and others visited Lancaster. evangelistic services continue Wednesdays and Sundays at 7 30 led by a large choir.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Nelsonville
C. H. Fowler
Fowler
Hoffman
Ruley Fisk
Earl Weiss
Harry Dilcher
Lancaster
Jake Myers
Mrs Clara E Smith Dies in Athens Daughter’s Home
Mrs Clara E Smith aged 62 died just before 3 am Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs C N Mackinnon 8 Church Street after a brief illness and flu complications. Funeral services were at the Mackinnon home then the party will travel to Sleepy Eye Minnesota for burial. She leaves two children Mrs Mackinnon and Mrs Beckley Blackman.
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Clara EB. Smith
C. N. Mackinnon
Church Street
Mackinnon
Sleepy Eye
Minnesota
Mrs. Smith
Church Night features hands of Christ lecture series
Presbyterian Church invites members and friends to a church night program starting Wednesday at 6 15 with light supper and a lecture on The Hands of Christ detailing the church’s modern life work A similar service follows next week Passion Week sermons by Rev Lloyd Evans run from March 24 to March 31 nightly at 7 30
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Evans
Church Bazaar and Dinner Promised at Christian Church
Beginning at noon Thursday March 14 a bazaar for the public will be held at the Christian Church. A chicken dinner will be served at 5 30 o clock.
PTA Meeting at Junior Senior High on March 12
The Parent-Teacher Association plans a 7:30 p m gathering in the Senior High School Auditorium. Mrs J M Hyde will discuss The Importance of Films. Music by Nellie Pickett and Bessie Stephenson. Jack Raynolds to sing. Superintendent Zuber reports on a recent national educational meeting. Public invited. Judge Harley Whitcraft set for April talk.
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Parent-Teacher Association
J. M. Hyde
Nellie Pickett
Bessie Stephenson
Jack Raynolds
Zuber
National Educational Association of
Cleveland
H. J. Long
Harley Whitcraft
Logan
Students Attend Vesper Services at Local Church
Presbyterian students joined Methodist student group for vesper services and Home Hour at the Methodist Church. Dr. E B Bryan president of Ohio University spoke on What is True Knowledge detailing three steps in learning. The event drew over 100 attendees and featured a pantomime for St Patrick's Day.
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Presbyterian Church
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Bryan
Karl Cranston
Miss America Fay Lanphier Wins Reno Divorce
Fay Lanphier Miss America of 1925 won a Reno divorce from 8S. M. Spiegel Jr. of Chicago after charging he threw things and slapped her. The marriage lasted less than a year.
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Reno
U.P
Fay Lanphier
M. Spiegel, Jr
Chicago
Tramps Defeat Rockbridge In Nelsonville Tournament
Al Dilcher's Tramps crushed Rockbridge 66 to 16 in a Nelsonville tourney game Saturday. They advance to face Hocking Valley Glass next and begin Ohio State Journal tournament play in Columbus Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. Drivers are asked to contact Al Dilcher to transport players.
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Rockbridge
Columbus
Nelsonville
al Dilcher
Tramps
New Lexington
Hocking Valley Glass Five
Ohio State Journal
Zanesville
Three-Year-Old Floyd Turner Dies at Grandparents Home
Floyd Lee Turner, age 3, died Sunday at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Henderson Richardson in Buchtel. Funeral arrangements for Tuesday at 2 pm have not yet been completed.
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Nelsonville
Floyd Lee Turner
Henderson Richardson
Buchtel
Court hearing in N Mine TS case begins in Athens County
John Simons faces rioting and assault indictments from the October Athens County Grand Jury. Trial proceeds in the Common Pleas Court with five witnesses called, including Ross Smith Dewey Garrison Harry Garrison and Jack Anderson. The incident occurred July 25 1928 near Mingus Hollow amid miners strike.
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Athens County Grand Jury
John Simons
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Mingus Hollow
Ross Smith
Dewey Garrison
Harry Garrison
Jack Anderson
Greens Run
Simons
W. G. Danford
C. O. Gibson
W. W. Whitlatch
C. A. Pride
Theodore Horn Held For the Grand Jury
Theodore Horn of Luhrig pleaded not guilty to failure to support a minor child and was bound over to the Athens County Grand Jury from Justice of the Peace H. Porter’s court in a $1,000 bond. Horn was arrested in Hunnyville near Ashland Kentucky by Sheriff William Williams and brought to Athens Saturday night. Margaret Horn signed the affidavit filed against him.
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Theodore Horn
Luhrig
Athens County
Justice of the Peace
H. Porter
Horn
Hunnyville
Ashland
Kentucky
William Williams
Athens
Margaret ‘Horn
Mrs Wallace Dies After Sunday Operation
Mrs Sonn Wallace 45 of Glouster died Sunday at Grant Hospital Columbus after an operation begun at 10 45 a m She left a husband two daughters Garnet and Elsie two sisters Catherine Hodgson Beatrice Bickley and a brother Joseph Mitchell Funeral services will be at the home Wednesday at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev D L Browning Maplewood Cemetery noted.
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Glouster
Sonn Wallace
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Wallace
Garnet
Glouster State Bank
Elsie
Glous
Gaskalla to Take Over Mayor Duties
Gus Gaskalla, president of council, arrives from Cleveland to be sworn in as mayor to fill the unexpired term of Hugh Gormley who resigned. A council meeting Friday will choose a replacement for the unexpired term before reorganization and a statewide membership drive follows with prizes totaling about 25000 in merchandise.
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Kalla
Gormley
Gaskalla
Lumbus
Charles Garey
Glouster Aerie
Two Hurt In Fight At James Restaurant
Willard McLaughlin was stabbed in the chest and John Meredith struck on the head with a pop bottle during a Sunday morning brawl at the James restaurant in Glouster. Warrants will be issued for three Jacksonville men, per Marshal Williams. This marks the new mayor's first case.
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Glouster
Willard McLaughlin
John Meredith
Jacksonville
Marshal Williams
Sam Dunnett Represents Glouster Eagles At State Meeting
Sam Dunnett spoke for Glouster Aerie No. 468 Fraternal Order of Eagles at a late state-wide meeting held in Co.
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Glouster
Sam Dunnett
Glouster Aerie
Order of Eagles
Jailbreaker John Woods Fined in Mayor's Court
John Woods of Hemlock who broke jail in this city months ago was arrested by Marshal Williams after being found intoxicated. He was jailed in a steel cell, arraigned in the mayor's court, and fined five dollars plus costs totaling thirteen dollars eighty cents. He paid and was released.
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John Woods
Hemlock
Glolster
Marshal Williams
Woods
Schmeling says no more boxing for Bulow’s American company
German heavyweight Max Schmeling, visiting Germany, declares he will never box again for Art Bulow, the manager who brought him to America. He reiterates his intention to retire from boxing under Bulow’s promotion.
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Max Schmeling
Germany
Art Bulow
America
Legionnaires From 15 Counties Gather In Athens
About 100 Legion bud dies from 15 counties in the Southeastern Ohio District met in Athens on Sunday to renew friendships. Cour t Street was lined with flags for the visitors as the day opened with a Varsity Inn banquet and a Majestic Theater business meeting. State Department Commander Raymond G. Ingersoll spoke on What The American Legion Is, noting the Ohio Legion's $350 000 government claims payments to widows and disabled veterans last year. Ex soldiers were urged to seek help from post service officers. Junior League baseball plans for 61 posts in the district were outlined by B T Butch Grover after the meeting. The Logan Post Band of 25 played after the session.
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Ohio
Athens
Court Street
Union Street
President Street
K. T. Crossen Post
Varsity Inn
Majestic Theater
American Legion
State Department
Raymond G. Ingersoll
Warren
Logan Post
State Service Department
Ohio Legion
Legion
Ingersoll
B. T
Butch" Grover
Legionnaires
Akron
Soper Explains Being Saved At Local Meeting
Dr. Edmund D. Soper president of Ohio Wesleyan University spoke at union services on the meaning of being saved. He said salvation is not mainly deliverance from hell but from sins themselves and involves becoming like Jesus Christ, a task only God can perform. He noted salvation from self and sin is difficult and urges deeper study of Christ. He will continue with Where We Come tonight.
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Edmund D. Soper
Ohio Wesleyan University
Methodist
Presbyterian
Soper
Jesus Christ
Dr. Soper
God
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Four Athens Area Residents Arrested on Drunkenness Charges
John Nida 28 of Coolville Ridge Emmett Rose 30 of Athens and Darrell Hooper an Athens salesman were arrested Saturday night on intoxication charges by Capt. Charles Maple and Chief E B Finsterwald. Wilbur McDonald 26 and Willard Clark 22 of Chauncey were arrested Sunday by Chief Finsterwald. All to be arraigned before Mayor Alex M. Moore Monday night at Police Headquarters.
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John Nida
Coolville Ridge
Emmett Rose
Athens
Darrell Hooper
Woman Power and Domestic Virtue Highlight Athens Sermon
The Rev M E Chatley preached on the modern woman linking emancipation with moral responsibility in the Christian Church He praised women as the home’s queen and argued they shape society while noting women hold most jobs across 537 occupations for men He urged balancing voting by higher ideals and vocational work while condemning abuse and urging a Christian home backdrop
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M. E. Chatley
Christian Church
Business
Professional Women's Club of
Athens
Chatley
Sugar Creek
New Straitsville
Charley
Elsie Janis Stricken With Lung Infection In Paris
Paris reports Elsie Janis once famed for uplifting troops in France is now a pretty sick girl suffering a serious lung infection. Dr Edmund Gros attended her after she canceled engagements and stayed in bed following a grippe infection.
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Elsie Janis
Paris
Elste Janis
France
Edmund Gros
Grippe
Soper Prefers Teaching Over Preaching on Religion
Dr Soper states the sermon will focus on evolution and clarifies he is here to teach not preach. He argues that a unsettled public on religious questions makes teaching more profitable than preaching to the audience.
Hill Crest Inn Opens With Night Dinner For Club
Hill Crest Inn on Athens Albany Road opens its first floor for dining and tours. The inn built and owned by Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moler offers a sun porch dining area seating 20 and main dining room for 48. The Athens Kiwanis Club will dine there tonight as the inn prepares for tourists and overnight guests with future eight bedrooms on upper floors. Mr. and Mrs. William Bil Scott will manage the inn with Scott handling cooking and service direction.
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Hill Crest Inn
Athens-Albany
Athens
W. E. Moler
Athens Kiwanis Club
William “Bil” Scott
Scott
Hotel Berry
Scotty
Hartley Addresses Delta Gamma Journalism Breakfast
Oliver Hartley, Mece rélepre representative in Pomeround, spoke at a Sunday breakfast hosted by Delta Gamma. He praised journalism as a lifelong, engaging career with broad opportunities and valuable training across many businesses. He discussed his 25 years in the field and an informal Q&A followed.
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Oliver Hartley
Pomeround
Delta Gamma
Congress Tea Room
Hartley
Mr. Hartley
Bartley
Doctor Sends New Truss On Trial Offer In Kansas City
Special report notes Dr. Andrew Kaiser of Kansas City offers a rupture truss with no belts straps or pads and a 30 day trial. No cash deposit required the device is returned if not satisfied, customers urged to request the coupon and test the appliance.
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Kansas City
Hernia 4 Ciutist
Andrew Kaiser
Koch
Main
Co. O. D
O Money-Down Trial Offer Prompts Inquiry
Dr. Andrew Kaiser requests details on a money down no credit option, citing addresses 4750 Kec Sidg and 2904 Main in Kansas. The message seeks information about an O. D. trial offer and related terms.
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Andrew Kaiser
Main
Kansas
O. D
60 Witnesses for Horst Case Trial
In Wooster on March 11 Judge George A presides over the case of Eliasse and son Arthur 26 charged with stealing missing Melvin from Orrville. Prosecutor Graven and Special Walter A Mougey outline plans to reveal the boy s whereabouts, with about 60 witnesses expected in court.
Pain Gluoble Tablets Claim Quick Relief for Prostatitis
An old advertisement promotes Pain Globules as a cure for nighttime trips, back pain, weakness, dizziness, and urinary trouble. It offers a free 30 globule box to first time customers and urges sending 10 cents for postage to Battle Creek Michigan.
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Fla
D. W. Gibson
Delaware
W. W. Gibson
Ralphett
Marguerite Ball
Harry Ball
Thomas Longstaff
Middleport
Leoline Siebert
E. M. Gilbert
Royal
Ruth
Frank Siebert
R. A. Snackenbury
Betty
Rosemary
Bureau OF Mines
Clara E. Smith
T. A
Miss America
Grand
Council
EAGLE
Bulow
Logan Post Band
State Department of the Legion
Molers
Virgene Brill Messenger
Journalism
Horst
D. Carlisle
Gibson's Pharmacy
Coolville
A. J. Price
O. J. J. Schmoll Co
Eames
Orm Dept
Calhoun &T
Battle Creek
Mich
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