Emergency Pumping Test at Nelsonville Relieves Flood Risk
A 3800 gallon per minute centrifugal pump tested in Nelsonville lowered storm sewer levels within 10 minutes after a heavy rain, easing flooding near Myers and Jackson streets. Officials plan to extend the brick sewer toward the river to further improve drainage and reduce overflow.
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Nelsonville
Watkins St
Athletic Field
Myers and
Jackson Sts
Bone Hollow
Hocking
Mrs. Etta Brown Dies Sunday at Murray City
Mrs. Etta Brown age 73 widow of Morrison Brown died Sunday at her Murray City home. Friends may call at daughter Mrs. Millie Andersons home in Murray City. Funeral arrangements not completed. She is survived by daughter Myrtle at home and son Carl of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Etta Brown
Morrison Brown
Murray City
Millie Anderson
Sports Night In Nelsonville Demonstrates School Year Work
Nelsonville event features a faculty versus varsity game and a championship senior versus freshman girls match. Mixed volleyball badminton ping pong and archery contests plus pyramid formations and a social dancing hour follow the intra mural program inviting audience participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Miss Shaw
Mr. Abraham
O'Mara Pointer Places In Bird Dog Trials
Nelsonville prize winning pointer named Junior owned by Frank O'Mara took second in the all age event at a Fairfield County Bird Dog Club field trial in Lancaster. Dogs from Zanesville Newark Columbus and Washington Pa competed in a field of 40 to 50 entries with Junior facing 16 rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Frank O'Mara
Fairfield County Bird Dog Club
Lancaster
Zanesville
Newark
Columbus
Washington
O'Mara
Morristown Woman Dies in Logan Hospital
Morristown resident Mrs. Roxy Belle Barnhart 58 died Saturday at Cherrington Hospital Logan after being brought there for treatment. Survived by husband William Barnhart six children four step children 14 grandchildren one sister and three brothers. Funeral Tuesday 2 p m at Morristown Church burial Buchtel family home Morristown. Nelsonville Junior Order to hold a benefit party in the IOOF Hall Tuesday night at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Roxy Belle Barnhart
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
William Barnhart
Morristown
Buchtel
Junior Order
IOOF
Arrest Boys Charged With Grocery Theft in Nelsonville
Patrolman Charles Thompson arrested two Nelsonville schoolboys driving a stolen car after a night ride. The youths were linked to the Union Grocery burglary on W Columbus Street where cakes candy tobacco and three pounds of Weiners were found in the back seat. The padlock missing from the door was located in the auto and the car owner Mr Hall reported his theft around 10 o clock. The boys were turned over to juvenile court authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charles Thompson
Union
W. Columbus St
William Hall
Mechem
Washington St
Thompson
Union Grocery
Poplar and
Chestnut Sts
Hall
Nelsonville Social Notes
Nelsonville workers council meets tonight at six in the Church of Christ social rooms for a dinner and meeting ahead of Easter. A musical tea is set for next Sunday at 4 30 conducted by the combined intermediate and senior leagues. Faithful Workers Class of the Methodist Church meets Tuesday at Mrs W H Bartoe's Monroe Street home with a potluck supper and dish to share.
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Church of Christ
Workers’ Council
Faithful Workers Class
The
Methodist Church
W. H. Bartoe
Monroe St
Attends Safety Meeting and Hosts St Patrick Day Lunch
William Morgan attended a Safety First meeting in Columbus. Mrs Merle Cush entertained Willing Workers Sunday School Class with a St Patrick's Day lunch and prizes won by Bertha Willis Tisha Dilcher and Murphy. Helena Kouri guest at Bridgeport home. Wedding of Gerrow Tisdale at Worthington church noted. Various locals hosted and visited in weekend.
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William Morgan
Columbus
Merle Cush
Willing Workers
Clara
Bertha Willis
Tisha Dilcher
Murphy
St. Patrick's Day
Nelsonville
Helena Kouri
Bridgeport
George Kouri
John Huffman
Gerrow-Tisdale
Worthington Presbyterian Church
Lillian Stover
R. V. Waller
Mary
Nona Lane
Peggy Scott
Toronto
Evelyn Beatty
W. Washington St
Roy Snackenburg
Betty
Rosemary
Norwood
Tena Snackenburg
C. H. Roudebush
Scout Troop 66 Postpones Meeting to Thursday
Nelsonville Boy Scout Troop 66 will meet at 7 15 tonight instead of Thursday. Explorer Patrol members expected to attend. Return troop property, dues collected. Candidates Dick Hall Andrew Auflick Bob Rosser Roger Webb Charles Ennis Harold Keller John Figgins to attend. Those unpaid should pay tonight. Tenderfoot tests soon. Daryl Watkins Junior Fiske Charles Schoonover commended for progress.
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Nelsonville
Explorer Patrol
Dick Hall
Andrew Auflick
Bob Rosser
Roger Webb
Charles Ennis
Harold Keller
John Figgins
Ceil
16 New Faces Highlight Columbus State Tournament Debut
The state basketball classic opens with 16 first time entrants in class A and B at Columbus. Portsmouth and Findlay return veterans, while teams like Bexley Shaw Dynamo Springfield emerge as hopefuls amid tourney fever across Ohio.
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Jim Emerson
Columbus
U.P
Cleveland
Greene Township
Scioto County
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Ohio State Gymnasium
Portsmouth
Findlay
Bexley
Cleveland Shaw
Toledo Devilbiss
Byron
Bellefontaine
Amanda
Fairfield County
Dillonvale
Jefferson County
Nova
Ashland County
Rittman
Wayne County
Dunkirk
Hardin County
Maumee
Lucas County
Harpster
Wyandot County
Spring Valley
Greene County
Monroe
Butler County
Glenford
Perry County
Green Township
Sandusky
Akron
Garfield
Dayton
Fairview
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Union City
Dennison
North Canton
Indiana
Ohio
Richmond
Ind
Bryan
Northwestern
Dayton Fairview
West Milton
Hartville
Strasburg
Buchtel
Canton McKinley
Mansfield
Jake Lyons
Bellevue
Mt. Vernon
Buddy Baer Rebounds to Giant Fighter Stardom
Ancil Hoffman gushes over Buddy Baer describing his towering build and smarter, tougher ring style. The piece notes Baer’s strong Hollywood bout against Crowell at Legion Stadium and Hoffman's belief he could be the next heavyweight champion if Maxie Louis loses the title.
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Henry McLemore
EL Paso
Tex
U.P
Ancil Hoffman
Hitler
Ukraine
Hedy Lamarr
Spain
Buddy Baer
Hoffman
Buddy
Ancil
Lissen
Maxie
Louis
Baer
Crowell
American Legion Stadium
Hollywood
Mr. Crowell
Mr. Hoffman
Clyde Beatty
Frank Buck
Gunnar Barland
Baer Group
United Press
Red Hurlers Do First No-Hitter Of Spring
In Tampa Whitey Moore and Junior Thompson blanked the Dodgers 5-0 as Cincinnati Reds eluded a hit. Vander Meer was ill, leaving the mound to teammates amid an influenza outbreak among Reds players and staff. Patterson’s team notes include Indians pitcher Johnny Allen hopeful of May 1 return and Giants training march as camp grinds on.
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Tampa
Fla
U.P
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Red
Vander Meer
Brooklyn
Whitey Moore
Junior Thompson
Dodgers
Pete Coscarart
Dodger
Pete
McCormick
Reds
Paul Derringer
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gene Schott
Willard Hershberger
Billy Myers
Bernie de Forge
Dick Rohde
St. Louis Louis
New York Yankees
New Orleans
Johnny Allen
Cleveland Indians
Johnny
Hal Trosky
Earl Averill
Lyn Lary
Willis Hudlin
Johnny Bronca
Avalon
Calif
Gabby Hartnett
Stan Hack
Cub
Hack
Yannigans
Charley Root
Jack Russell
Notable American checker players and a mixed bout duel
The article lists prominent American checker players including Asa W. Long of Toledo Edwin F. Hunt of Nashville Nathan Rubin Newell W. Banks of Detroit William Ryan of New York Walter Hallman of Gary Louis C. Ginsberg of Brooklyn and Harry Lieberman of Washington. It also notes a mixed bout where wrestler Ray Steele defeated boxer King Levinsky in St. Louis on November 19 1935 by pinning after thirty five seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa W. Long
Toledo
Ohio
Edwin F. Hunt
Nashville, Tenn
Nathan Rubin
Newell W. Banks
Detroit
Mich
William Ryan
New York City
Walter Hallman
Gary
Ind
Louis C. Ginsberg
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harry Lieberman
Washington, D. C
A. Ray Steele
King Levinsky
St. Louis
Steele
Levinsky
A’s Defeated 14-8 by Giants in Lake Charles Tuneup
Connie Mack, veteran A’s president manager, planned to focus on infield defense as Philadelphia dropped a 14 to 8 decision to the New York Giants in Lake Charles. Southpaw pitched strongly before the game ended.
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Lake Charles
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
A’s
New York Giants
Record Blame Keeps 1 000 Yard Record From Count
Johnny Borican of Elberon New Jersey beat Glenn Cunningham in a Knights of Columbus meet at Madison Square Garden but the times are unofficial due to starting and timing errors. Borican's 2 08.8 and Cunningham 2 09.2 were not accepted. only two stopwatches recorded Borican and the starter blamed Borican for beating the gun.
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New York
Johnny Borican
Elberon
N. J
Negro Flash
Glenn Cunningham
Knights of Columbus
Madison Square Garden
Borican
Cunningham
Elroy Robinson
Johnny McHugh
Aarch
Robinson
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Joan Ae Wyn WE Richmo Ane
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Poware
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Logan Hospital
Will Entertain
Matinee
G-Men
William Seaudine
A Warne
BOOS
Nelsonville Social Notes
Workers Council Meets
Elizabeth Riley
Hattie Hickman
Margaret Galvin
Eudora
Masonic Temple
Riley
Daryl Watkins
Junior Fiske
Charles Schoonover
SSENG
Messenger Sports
Restaurant Workers Union
Eagles Club
San Diego
Cal
Mikel McMillan
Buddy ‘Beaer
Indians
Jersey City
Baton Rouge
Bill Terry
Giants
Lakeland
Frank Higgins
Detroit Tiger
Roxie Lawson
Dixie Walker
Pasadena
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Pasadena Sox
Mike Kreevich
Hank Steinbacher
San Antonio
James
Doc) Prothro
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Browns
Jim Henry
Minneapolis
Browns
Jennings Poindexter
United States
Beaco
F. J. Beasley CO
Bruce's
Bruckmann Company
Pico Wholesale Company
S. High ST. Glouster, Ohio
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