Giants Maintain Lead as NL Giants Triumph in Doubleheader
In a twin bill, the Giants beat the Dodgers 6 to 2 behind strong pitching and offense. Kiki Cuyler homered for the Dodgers, while Mel Ott powered the Giants with timely hits and solid defense. The crowd saw standout moments including a homer by Ott and a late push by the Giants to solidify third place in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh S. Fillerton
Cly
Montreal
Dodgers
Kiki Cuyler
Lon Warneke
Joe Moore
Homer Fever Drives National League Homers
Babe Ruth rests in a slump amid his move to the National League as NL teams lead in home runs. The New York Giants fuse a club record with Mel Ott delivering eight of nineteen long balls. Philadelphia and Chicago clubs follow with sixteen each as league totals outpace last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
Ruth
Giants
Mel Ott
Philadlphia
Chicago White Sox
Ford Frick
National League
Will Harridge
The
American
Babe
Reds Triumph in Second Game Behind Verger and Byrd
Cincinnati and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with strong hitting from Verger and Byrd. Verger and Byrd each homered, Myer and Riggs contributed RBIs, while Schott battled through 2 2/3 innings for Cincinnati before Brennan took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Ryanas
Bivinp
Prestasp
Jorgensp
Schott P
Slade
Brnano
Schott
Cincinnath
Myers
Riggs
Lombardi
Verger
J. Moore
Watkins
Byrd
Goodman
Kampouris
Camills
Pool
Allen
Erickson
Campbell
Brennan
Bivin
Jorgens
Quigsey, Sears and Pfirman
Dayton 7 Zanesville 4 and other scores listed
A roundup of scores shows Dayton 7 over Zanesville 4, Huntington 4 over Portsmouth 2, Johnstown 4 over Beckley 3, and Akron 7 over Charleston 3. The brief listing captures multiple game results with no additional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Zanesville
Huntington
Portsmouth
Johnstown
Beckley
Akron
Charleston
Glouster Athletes and Students Awarded Honors
Glouster schools presented girls basketball letters for practice attendance and game play with captain bonus to Anna Louise Logue Betty McAfooes Mary Hinton Ione Cunningham Lois Gibbs Mary Chute Patty Hartman Catherine Hinton Delores McAllister. Supt Figley awarded 16 academic and citizenship awards to Effig Stephenson Boydie Pride Alice Thomas Phyllis McAfee Charlene Wolfe Irene Davis Laura Mae Brunton Lois Jean Morris Julia Judson Orland Richardson Carli Craig John Kinney Leonard Kleinman William McGrew Bill Thompson Wilfred Millington. Band members receiving emblems for two seasons and three football games five basketball games were recognized by Miss Kathryn Wells: Kenneth Bingman Jack Munden Billy Pough Dean Pough Rodney Linscott Davy Jones George Tolliver Vaughn Jansen Raymond Hambel Shirley Bradley Orel Jones John Harper Junior Burson Cy Rockhold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Anna Louise Logue
Betty McAfooes
Mary Hinton
Ione Cunningham
Lois Gibbs
Mary Chute
Patty Hartman
Catherine Hinton
Delores McAllister
Lois Jean Morris
Julia Judson
Orland Richardson
Carli Craig
John Kinney
Leonard Kieinman
William McGrew
Bill Thompson
Wilfred Millington
Kathryn Wells
Kenneth Bingman
Jack Munden
Billy Pough
Dean Pough
Rodney Linscott
Davy Jones
George Tolliver
Vaughn Jansen
Raymond Hambel
Shirley Bradley
Orel Jones
John Harper
Junior Burson
Cy Rockhold
Local residents share visits and engagements in Bishopville
Jap Shepard and family of Burr Oak and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pedicord spent Friday evening with Frank Pedicord. Charlies Milhoan Jr visited grandparents in McLeish. Selby Gardner family, Dwight Smiths, and visitors from Columbus and Glouster spent days with Bishopville residents. Eleanor Jean attended a Mountville senior commencement. Numerous friends and relatives from Athens, Columbus, Glouster, and San Fay visited Bishopville households Monday through Tuesday.
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Bishopville
Jap Shepard
Burr Oak
Charles Pedicord
Frank Pedicord
Charlies Milhoan, Jr
John Milhoan
McLeish
Selby Gardner
Eleanor Jean
Columbus
Dwight Smith
Ronald Lee
Gilouster
P. M. Smith
Garnett Reed
Rocky Glen Sanitarium
McConnelsville
Daryl Jones
Glouster
Walter Robinson
Elmer Lantz
Bessie Shepard
James Palmer
Mountville
E. Palmer
Kenneth Eberts
Athens
Rinden Martin
Luke Stanley
San Fay
Mandana Grubb
Lucille Grubb
Margaret Jean
Lulu Grubb
Hanna Belle
Congress Run
Frank Pedic
Hollister Announces Daughter Sara Forrest Wedding
Mrs Lewis Ware Hime announces the marriage of her daughter Sara Forrest to Harold Strohmeyer of Gloucester. The ceremony took place at St Marys West Virginia with Rev J W Dawson of the M E Church officiating. The couple will reside with the bride’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Lewis Warehime
Sara Forrest
Harold Strohmeyer
Fred Strohmeyer
Glouster
St. Marys
W. Va
J. W. Dawson
M. E. Church
Daughters Boost Meigs County Population in Week
Tuppers Plains district reports a population increase as four new daughters are born to local families including Alden Brannon Dodderer and Frazier clans. Nearby visits include Matlacks and Frosts from Radnor East Shade and Racine. Community updates note church work, relocations, illness, and local scholarship activities.
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Tuppers Plains
John Alden
Herold Brannon
Robert Dodderer
Frazier
W. EB. Matlack
Maggie Matlack
Mary Webster
Ray Matlack
Ralph Matlack
Radnor
Emil Matlack
Bellville
Robert Stewart
Lena Parr
Velma
Rex Green
Athens
Clifford Young
Gon
Young
C. W. Bahr
Ruth Drake
Eilene Bahr
Wylma Summerfield
Bernice Betzing
Bernard Baker
Wrestling Results From Treton and Boston Events
The Associated Press reports in Trenton New Jersey Chief Little Wolf at 215 pounds defeated Fred Rubieir 208 from Oklahoma. In Boston Bobd Casimir of Poland defeated Rudy Dusek of Omaha.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N.J
Little Wolf
Fred Rubieir
Oklahoma
Boston
Bobd Casimir
Poland
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Daughters of Veterans Program Delights Guests
The Daughters of Veterans met Tuesday night and hosted invited guests. The program featured readings and selections by Maplewood Quartet, talks by Rev. D. P. Morris and W. D. Christman, piano solos, and two readings. Afterward all joined a grand march led by 90 year olds Mrs. Tibitha King and W. D. Christman. A social hour followed with lunch for 75 members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paderewski
Anitra
F. D. Kinney
Charge of the Light Brigade
W. W. Wallace
Maplewood
George Milhoan
Tibitha King
W. D. Christman
McDougal Church Plans Mother's Day Service
McDougal Church to honor mothers Sunday at 10 o'clock with a flower bearing request for attendees. Mrs Pearl Morris leading the Mother's Day program. A chicken supper is planned at the church for Saturday May 1. Roy Morris and family from Nelsonville visited Pearl Morris Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Morris
Nelsonville
Pearl Morris
Membership drive and union meeting in Glouster
The American Legion Auxiliary will run a three month campaign through June, July, and August with leaders Mrs Leona Nicholas and Mrs Hazel Christman. Local Union No. 648 M W of A plans a Greens Run school auditorium meeting Saturday at 1 PM to discuss important business.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Leona Nicholas
Hazel Christman
M. W. of A
Greens Run
Kempton Couple Welcome Son James LeRoy
Mr and Mrs George Kempton announce the birth of a son named James LeRoy born Thursday weighing around 5 pounds in the week.
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Trimble
George Kempton
James LeRoy
Syracuse Social News Includes Illness and Visits
Fred Williams and families from Athens Shade Burlingham visit Mrs. Mary Karr. Rev. Roy Carmichael improving. Loyal Helper ice cream party hosted by Bertha Holter. Missionary group to Mid dleport Heath church with Mrs. Irving Carr presiding. Eleanor Richards returns to Point Pleasant after visit with Arnold family. Thomas Clark undergoes tonsil operation in Parkersburg. Martha Echols from Parkersburg visits Syracuse. Postmaster W S White convalesces at Holzer Hospital.
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Syracuse
Fred Williams
Athens
John Cowan
Lizzie
Shade
C. E. Williams
Wilbur Williams
Burlingham
Mary Karr
Roy Carmichael
Bertha Holter
Syracuse Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Asbury Methodist Church
Heath Methodist Episcopal Church
Middleport
Irving Carr
Robert Richards
Eleanor
Point Pleasant
Bunker Hill Couple Is Given Belling At Nease Settlement
A Bunker Hill couple, Margaret Swanger and Dana Hodashel, wed last Saturday at Pomeroy. A neighborly belling gathered at their Nease Settlement home that night, with friends from Peach Fork and nearby communities sharing in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Nease
Margaret Swanger
Dana Hodashel
Pomeroy
Nease Settlement
Will King
Peach Fork
Jessie Carr
Clyde Carman
Dana Epple
M. A. Epple
Evan Genheimer
Albany
J. M. Will
Amber
Dale Smith
Edward Shafer
Everett Howett
Canada
Calvin Epple
Roy Thoma
Clifford Carman
Ball Run
W. D. Thoma
Glen
Ollie Thoma
Kingsbury
Maggie Smith
Philip Heilman
R. V. Heilman
Homer Midkiff
Hemlock Grove
Carl Heilman
Cecil
Virginia Smith
J. J. Will
Clarence Will
Jean Epple
Evelyn Genheimer
Revival Gains Momentum at Morristown Holiness Church
Revival services led by Rev. Morris Finger from Lincolnton NC attract growing attendance at Morristown Holiness Church with assistance from Pastor Charles Hook. Special music enhances the gatherings and the revival continues. Also noting a separate item: $27,267,600 was paid to France for the Louisiana Purchase including interest and spoilation claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Morris Finger
Lincolnton
North Carolina
Charles Hook
France
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid Social and Mother's Day Plan
Members met at Mrs. John Davis home with the president in charge for games and contests. Attendees included Mrs. Clarence Winn and several others. The choir led by Mrs. Anglin will perform the Mother's Day program at the church Sunday afternoon during services. All mothers in the community are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wenger
Charies
Athens
Wilbur Risley
Carl Welling
Guy White
Alice White
Millfield
Fred Oibers
C. M. Anglin
Morristown School Holds Last Day Picnic Dinner
Morristown School celebrated the final day with a picnic lunch as teachers Ira Davis and Ann Thomas Vore served ice cream and cake. Absent pupils were remembered with ice cream. At Beaumont School Charles Minister noted four pupils kept perfect attendance: Bessie Hammond, Lawrence Carr, Lawrence Garrett, and Harold Childress.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Ira Davis
Ann Thomas Vore
Beaumont School
Charles Minister
Bessie Hammond
Lawrence Carr
Lawrence Garrett
Harold Childress
Mrs Elizabeth Robinett Moved to St Francis Hospital
Elizabeth Robinett was taken by ambulance to St Francis Hospital in Columbus after a serious illness. She received a blood transfusion on arrival, accompanied by Dr C N Sanders, her son Verne Robinett, and son in law Ivan Matheny, with granddaughter Donna Sisson reported improved from pneumonia. Morristown eighth graders Elaine McKinney Beatrice Matheny Geraldine Mulline and Pearl Showalter will enter Chauncey Dover High School next fall.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Robinett
St. Francia Hospital
Columbus
C. N. Sanders
Inlaw
Verne Robinett
Haydenville
Aha
Ivan Matheny
Nelsonville
Donna Li Sisson
William Sisson
Morristown
Chauncey-Dover High Sehinol
Elaine McKinney
Beatrice Matheny
Geraldine Mulline
Pearl Showalter
Chauncey Chauncey Personal notices span visits and illness
Chauncey residents report visitors from Glouster Aliquippa and Athens. Mrs Jimmie Reese returns from a visit with her daughter in Aliquippa and Mrs Gay Witham and Lula Nagle visit Athens. Eddie Gerkin undergoes surgery in Lancaster. Miss Addie Mourne is seriously ill. The Friendship Class of the Church of Christ plans May meeting in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Jimmie Reese
Glouster
Edward Mimeister
Reese
Daighter
Ethel Kuhner
Ali«quippa
Gay Witham
Lula Nagle
Sugar Creek
Athens
Dan T. Johnson
A. L. Hibbard
R. J. Renner
Sturgis
Mich
P. H. McKinley
Eddie Gerkin
Lancaster
Son-Ine Inn
Evan Morgan
R. the Plains
Addie Mourne
High Street
Charles
Church of Christ
Six Chauncey Mines Idle In District Work Slowdown
Six mine workings in the Chauncey district were idle Thursday while only six mines were marked for work. The active sites listed were No. 107 No. 68 Lick Run Kimberly Black Diamond and Ohio No. 3.
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Chauncey
Lick Run
Kimberly
Black Diamond
Ohio No
Cordray Announces Birth of Son in Greens Run
Mr and Mrs Char Lee Cordray announce the birth of a son at their Greens Run home. The baby is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Kerman Fierbaugh.
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Chauncey
Charlee Cordray
Dorie Pierbaugh
Greens Run
Kerman Fierbaugh
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