Rotary Meeting in Nelsonville Discusses Democracy and War
Major Norman A. Imrie of the Columbus Dispatch spoke to Rotarians from Athens Logan and Nelsonville at a dinner in Nelsonville. He criticized the war to make the world safe for democracy, warned against personalized government, and praised Britain as democracy's rock while outlining dangers from dictatorship.
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Nelsonville
United States
Great Britain
Woodrow Wilson
Norman A. Imrie
Columbus Dispatch
Rotary
Athens
Logan
Imrie
First Presbyterian Church
Bob Bangham
Wilmington
Joseph Brashares
Blaine Goldsberry
Ralph W. Parks
Major Emrie
Major Imrie
Russia
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Italy
Europe
Eden
Chamberlain
Nelsonville Pool Bonds Gut for Spring Election
The State Tax Commission approved the City Board of Education's petition to hold a special spring election in Nelsonville on issuing 20 000 dollars in bonds to fund the sponsor share of a 55 000 dollar federal aid swimming pool project. The April 26 ballot will let voters decide after previous general election shortfall. Local civic groups pressed for the ballot to avoid issues from November.
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Nelsonville
State Tax Commission
City Board of Education
Columbus
Drift Toward Bureaucracy Shapes Economic Bonds
The text notes a shift toward centralized power influencing economic bonds and governance. It highlights concern about expanding bureaucratic control and its impact on market mechanisms and policy direction. The passage reflects debates on efficiency versus state authority and economic legitimacy.
Nelsonville D A R Chapter Elects Officers
Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter of the D A R met at the home of Mrs. Wallace Glenn and Mrs. C H Martin Monday night to elect officers. Officers named include Regent Mrs. W H Weigand and First Vice Regent Mrs. Edith L Stiers with other posts filled as listed. a program was deferred and discussion touched on a marker for Lord Dunmore's Camp site west of the city.
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Nelsonville
Wallace Glenn
C. H. Martin
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. H. Weigand
Edith L. Stiers
W. L. Hudson
F. W. Poston
M. D. Shepard
Lulu Lane
Julius Fischer
Lord Dunmore
Relatives Visit Columbus Over Sunday
Mr and Mrs Ernest Keplar and Mr and Mrs Walter Grose visited relatives in Columbus over Sunday Gene Arnold a student at Ohio State University is the guest of his parents Supt and Mrs E J Arnold Miss Thelma Bruce Columbus was the over Sunday guest of friends and relatives here
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Ernest Keplar
Walter Grose
Columbus
Gene Arnold
Ohio State University
E. J. Arnold
Thelma Bruce
Class to Meet with Miss Blanche Moorehead Thursday
The Golden Rule Sunday School Class will meet Thursday night with Miss Blanche Moorehead and Mrs. Julia Sheridan as assisting hostess.
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Blanche Moorehead
Julia Sheridan
Wilfred Academy student places sixth at NYC hair show
Mrs Mildred Bush Lines of Nelsonville represented the Wilfred Academy of Beauty Art at the New York City annual hair stylists convention and ball on March 16 at Hotel Edison. She earned sixth place honorable mention from 200 contestants, wearing shell-rose lace attire and rhinestone accessories.
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Thomas Bush
Nelsonville
Mildred Bush Lines
Wilfred Academy of Beauty Art
New York City
Hotel Edison
Lines
Christian Neilson
Wilfred Academy
The
Cosmopolitan Club to Meet at Mrs Beard Home
The Cosmopolitan Club will assemble this Friday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs James Beard with Mrs C L Stout assisting hostess in charge of arrangements.
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Cosmopolitan Club
James Beard
C. L. Stout
Keep Chickens and Dogs Home
Nelsonville officials urge residents with dogs and chickens to confine them to their property. With lawn and garden work in season, numerous complaints about animal damage are already at City Hall. Mayor C G Dew says the ordinance will be strictly enforced and police instructed accordingly.
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Nelsonville
City Hall
C. G. Dew
Scouts to Host Free Show in June at Majestic
Scout Troop No. 65 met at the Methodist Church to plan a free June 2 show at the Majestic. Each Scout receives two tickets with one to share with a prospective member. Patrol skits earned Sen ior 15 Bob Smith 5 and Jim Preston 5 points. Boxing capped the meeting with wins by Long over Knight Matheny over Tomilson and Hannahs over Murphy.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church Advancement
the Majestic
Bob Smith
Jim Preston
Charles Long
Jim Knight
Long
Charles Matheny
Paul Tomilson
Matheny
John Hannahs
Leroy Murphy
Hannahs
No party this week in Nelsonville notes
The Pythian Sisters announce the regular benefit party is canceled this week due to preparation for Thursday night inspection.
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Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
Brotherhood Dinner Planned by Nelsonville Church of Christ
Nearly one hundred Church of Christ members will gather Thursday at 6 30 p m in the social room for a global Brotherhood Dinner program. Doxology prayer of thanksgiving dinner talks greetings and a community sing follow a fellowship hour. Dr Floyd Faust will address WHKC Station assemblies at 7 45 8 00 via radio courtesy of Ed Knight.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Ed Knight
Esther
CCC Anniversary Observed At Camp Nelson
Nelsonville to mark the fifth anniversary of the Civilian Conservation Corps with an open house at Camp Nelson on Monday April 4. Lieut. Willard P. Sheridan announces the event inviting enrollees relatives and the public to inspect camp projects and view field work with Forestry Service guidance followed by an evening dance for enrollees and staff.
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Nelsonville
Civilian Conservation Corps
Camp Nelson
Willard P. Sheridan
Company 1548
Forestry Service
Betty Wolfe Marries Blake Mechem in Nelsonville
Betty Wolfe daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Wolfe became the bride of Blake Mechem son of Mr and Mrs W B Mechem in a 1030 am Presbyterian Manse ceremony performed by Rev Lloyd Evans. The couple planned a eastern motor trip and will reside in a newly furnished apartment on E Franklin St with Mrs Mechem employed as bookkeeper at Mechem Dry Goods Store and Mr Mechem helping his father run the business.
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E. Franklin St
Degree Conferred at Trimble Lodge Meeting
Ten lodges were represented at Trimble Lodge meeting with 125 Masons witnessing the conferring of the M M Degree by Savannah Lodge No 466. G FE Cook of Stewart is master of Savannah Lodge. A social hour followed. A special meeting on March 28 opened plans for the April 29 annual inspection.
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Glouster
Trimble Lodge
Savannah Lodge
G. FE. Cook
Stewart
Free Adult Education Classes in Buchtel Begin March 24
Mrs Brooker teaches Monday sessions on home making at 6 30 home nursing at 7 30 and handicraft at 8 30 with the teacher noted. Mrs Freyburg leads Thursday programs including sight singing chorus better English at 7 30 and piano at 8 30. An organization meeting drew a large turnout and more classes were announced.
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Buchtel
Brooker
Freyburg
Deep Ocean Life Survives Far Below Dim Surface
Daylight fades above, yet life persists thousands of feet down where darkness rules and no light penetrates.
Cubs Ready to Field Veteran Lineup With New Additions
Chicago manager Charlie Grimm plans to use all 12 new players alongside the regulars in a bid to win the National League pennant. Tony Lazzeri joins as assistant manager and utility man while infielders Steve Mesner Bobby Mattick Anthony York and an outfield with Demaree Galan Marty Stainback headline a defense minded squad. Pitching hangs on French Davis and Higbe with Parmelee Bryant Carlton Root Lee in support.
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LOS Angeles
Chicago Cub
Charlie Grimm
Cubs
New York Giants
Tony Lazzeri
New York Yankee
Tony
Jimmy Collins
Phil Cavarretta
Grimm
Collins
Billy Herman
Stanley Hack
Bill Jurges
Steve Mesner
Bobby Mattick
Anthony York
Tulsa
Frank Demaree
Augie Galan
Joe Marty
Clyde Shoun
French
Davis
Tex Carlton
Charley Root
Bill Lee
Chicago
Roy Parmelee
Clay Bryant
Cub
Walt Higbe
Moline
al Epperly
Bob Logan
Indianapolis
Newel Kimball
Milwaukee
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Apostoli Seeks Title Bout After April 1 Fight
Larry White, manager for Fred Apostoli of San Francisco, filed a title challenge with the New York State Athletic Commission. The panel accepted a $2,500 forfeit to hold the matter until Apostoli fights Glenn Lee of Nebraska on Friday in New York. Apostoli previously knocked out Freddie Steele in a non title bout here.
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New York
U.P
Larry White
Fred Apostoli
San Francisco
New York State Athletic Commission
Freddie Steele
Tacoma
Wash
White
Apostoli
Glenn Lee
Nebraska
Steele
Reds Extend Win streak to Six with 6 3 Victory Over Senators
Cincinnati Reds defeated Washington 6 to 3 in an exhibition to stretch their spring winning streak to six. Al Hollingsworth pitched six innings with five walks but two hits and no runs allowed beyond second base. Virgil Davis powered the offense with a homer and four runs driven in.
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Clearwater
Fla
U.P
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Orlando
Washington Senators
al Hollingsworth
Senators
Hollingsworth
Washington
Ray
Peaches
Jimmy Deshong
Pete Appleton
Virgil Davis
Buckeyes Square Southern Series
Ohio State baseball travels to Richmond Virginia after a split with Washington and Lee. Johnny Degen shut out the Generals on three hits as Ohio State won 6 to 3 following a 3 to 2 loss to Washington and Lee.
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Buckeyes Square Southern Series
Richmond
U.P
Washington and Lee
Ohio State
University of Richmond
Washington
Lee
Bucks
Generals
Johnny Degenhard
Ohho State
Paul Dean in Comeback Bid Fizzles in Beaten Effort
The 1938 United Press report covers Bradenton Florida where Paul Daffy Dean attempts a comeback for the Boston Bees. His early innings show little offense and his arm is worn, with nine runs yielded in a third inning collapse. The piece contrasts past World Series glory with a worn out pitcher and an empty clubhouse after the loss.
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Bradenton
Fila
Paul
Daffy) Dean
Boston Bees
Detroit Tigers
Young Dean
Bees
Daffy
Dizzy
Texas
United Press
Plans for Vacation Bible School in Southern Ohio
The Young People's and Children's Committees of the Ohio Commission of Religious Education met at the Church of Christ to plan participation in the Southern Ohio Vacation Church School project. Attendees were Mrs. Howard Short, Cuyahoga Falls. Mrs. Russell Osgood, Bellaire. Mrs. James D. Wyker, North Jackson. W. Elbert Starn, State Director, Cleveland. Gilbert Courtney, Chauncey. Irene McDowell, Deanville. and Leland Goodman, Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Young People's and Children’s
Ohio Commission of Religious Education
Disciples of Christ
Church of Christ
Southern Ohio
Howard Short
Cuyahoga Falls
Russell Osgood
Bellaire
James D. Wyker
North Jackson
W. Elbert Starn
Cleveland
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
Irene McDowell
Deanville
Leland Goodman
Prayer Meeting Tonight in Nelsonville
Midweek Lenten prayer gathering set for 7 p m at the Church of Christ led by Rev Leland Goodman in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Leland Goodman
Mystery Men Lead Five Man Bowling Standings in ABC
In the ABC tournament standings Mystery Men of St. Louis head the five man teams with 3 035, ahead of Ann Arbor Athletic Club Chicago 2 990. Doubles leaders Buzz Wilson Fred Taff of St. Louis 1 292 while Robert Willis Chas ODonnell also of St. Louis posted 1 282. Singles top scores go to Knute Anderson Moline Ill 746 and Jack Stahl Detroit 713. All events leaders Don Beatty Jackson Mich 1 978 and Richard Wedel St. Louis 1 916.
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Chicago
U.P
Mystery Men
St. Louis
Ann Arbor Athletic Club
Buzz Wilson
Fred Taff
Robert Willis
Chas
O’donnell
Knute Anderson
Moline, Ill
Jack Stahl
Detroit
Don Beatty
Jackson, Mich
Richard Wedel
Ohio University baseball team readies for southern trip
The Ohio University Bobcats prepare for a long Dixie journey starting Friday. Coach Don Peden emphasizes sharpening batting eyes after losses to Wills Gruber Diehl and Allen. Veterans fill the lineup with Luebbers Malakas Havrilla Peer infield, Boehck left field, Nowak Coen sophomores competing for two spots, Reis heading a veteran pitching staff with Burazio Frey Gander and newcomers Bucklew Maiden rounding out the staff.
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Mitch
Ohio University
Bobcats
Dixie
Don Peden
Don
Woody Wills
Hal Gruber
Wills
Gruber
Fort Smith
Ark
New York Giants
Deacon Diehl
Marion Allen
Bill Jurkovic
Paul Swaykus
Jurkovic
Swaykus
Larry Luebbers
Jack Malakas
Ernie Havrilla
Gene Peer
Peer
George Boehck
Nowak
Coen
Patty Berg Wins 10th Midsouth Medal Tourney
Patty Berg carded 38 37 75 at the Pineneedles Course to lead a 60-player field in the 10th annual women’s Midsouth Medal Tournament in Southern Pines North Carolina. Jane Cothran Jameson of Palm Beach and Deborah Verry tied for second at 80.
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Southern Pines
N. C
U.P
Patty Berg
Florida
Pineneedies
Jane Cothran Jameson
Palm Beach
Deborah Verry
Drill results near Nelsonville yield small gasser
Kachel m aucher Tate drilling a Berea sand test southeast of Nelsonville on State Route 31 completed a small gasser on the Harry Jackson Farm near Greenlawn. The flow was about 238 000 cubic feet. The company recently completed its No 1 producer on the same lease which has been producing about 280 000 cubic feet of gas.
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Nelsonville
Kachelmacher Tate
Berea
Harry Jackson
Greenlawn
Humphries to Start Test Against Jersey City in Camp
In Lafayette Indians prospect Johnny Humphries, praised as a top pitching hope, will start his spring exhibition against Jersey City IL. Manager Oscar Vitt plans his full turn in the schedule as rain affects drills and Solters contract dispute lingers over the outfield.
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Lafayette
U.P
Johnny Humphries
Cleveland Indians
Jersey City
Oscar Vitt
Humphries
Indians
New Orleans Pelicans
Vitt
Julius Solters
Solters
Pennsylvania
Giants and A’s clash in final training game today
In Baton Rouge New York Giants face Philadelphia Athletics in the last spring workout. The A’s routed the Giants 10-2, aided by a seven run seventh inning. Harry Kelley pitched a complete game for Connie Mack while New York collected six hits. The St Louis Cards were routed by the Boston Bees 13-9 in St Petersburg as Paul Dean and Dizzy Dean featured for the Bees. The Bees had 17 hits.
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Baton Rouge
U.P
New York Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
A’s
Bill Lehrman
Walter Brown
New Yorkers
Harry Kelley
Connie Mack
Giants
ST. Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis
Boston Bees
Stengelmen
Paul Dean
Dizzy Dean
Bees
Yankees to face Bees in exhibition finale at Bradenton
New York Yankees aim for fifth win in eight starts as they meet the Boston Bees in the second and final exhibition game in Bradenton Florida. The Yankees blanked the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 0 with rookie Lee Stine and Johnny Murphy limiting Grimes squad to five hits Gordon and Dickey homered for New York.
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Bradentown
Fla
U.P
New York Yankees
Boston Bees
Yanks
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lee Stine
Johnny Murphy
Grimes
Gordon
Dickey
New York
Rail fares fall since 1922 peak year
In 1935 American Class 1 railroads charged 1.935 cents per passenger mile versus 3.086 cents in 1922, the peak year, showing a substantial decline in passenger rates over the intervening years.
Peterson's Ointment Advertises Pimples Relief
An advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment quickly relieves skin blemishes such as pimples eczema and red irritations. It promises money back if one application fails and notes additional use for irritated feet and cracked toes.
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Peterson
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