Nelsonville Nine Defeats Athens in Rain Shortened Game
Nelsonville High School Greyhounds beat Athens Bull Dogs 10 to 3 before a windy crowd at Nelsonville field. Dalton pitched well in key moments, striking out seven on thirteen hits allowed, while Woodson homered with two on in the fifth. Rain halted play briefly in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School Greyhounds
Athens Bull Dogs
Athens
Riley
Dalton
Bull Dogs
Woodson
Scarlet
Gray
Howell
Hughes
Hudson
Nelsonville High School
James
Harper
E. Bols
West
R. Bols
Romine
Eagles Express Appreciation of Mother's Services
Nelsonville Aerie No 391 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles attended Mother's Day services at the Christian church on May 8. The lodge issued a memorial praising mothers, thanking the pastor and participants, and stressing Mother's Day as held in the highest esteem by all Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Regulator Co
Dept
Atlanta
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Christian Church
West School presents On Midsummer's Night operetta
The West school pupils staged the operetta On Midsummer's Night at the high school auditorium last night. The production drew a large appreciative audience and was directed by teachers with help from mothers. Ticket proceeds go to the West P T A treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
West School
West P. T. A. Treasury
Keating Funeral in Nelsonville Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Keating were conducted Wednesday at 2 pm at her Chestnut Street residence by Rev E L Morrell with Rev O J Howearth assisting. Mrs B E LeFever and Mrs Elmer Bay sang I'll Go Where You Want Me To Go and Abide With Me. Burial was at Green lawn. The service was well attended, with many floral tributes.
Bing to Speak at Nelsonville P T A Meeting
Prof. H. Bing of Athens will address the final P T A meeting of the year at Central school Friday afternoon at 3 o clock. The session is held a week early because school closes for the term next week.
Class No 21 of the M E church meeting at Hannas home
Class No 21 of the M E church will hold its regular meeting Friday evening at the home of Mrs. John Hannas 390 W Franklin Street. Mrs Harry Hartley and Mrs John Fisher will be assisting hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
John Hannas
W. Franklin Street
Harry Hartley
John Fisher
Cosmopolitan Club Meeting Planned Friday Evening
The Cosmopolitan club will meet Friday evening with Mrs. Harry Jackson. The notice lists the host and date for the community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Harry Jackson
W C T U Holds Meeting in Barker Home
Mrs. Thomas Spencer presided as W C T U members met Tuesday afternoon at the Barker home on Fayette Street. They planned a local institute for the first week in June in Nelsonville with a state speaker and discussed crusade history and related papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Barker
C. L. Stout
Will Bland
Fayette Street
Thomas Spencer
Nelsonville
Retta Howe
A. L. Barker
Mother's Club
Frank Betts
J. M. Katzenbach
W. H. Bartoe
County Institute
Athens
H. J. Long
Joshua Spencer
Frank Moore
YMCA Organizes City Baseball League for Boys
Nelsonville announces a city boys baseball league organized by the YMCA with three age groups under 12 under 15 and under 18. The season opening will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Y M C A boys depart for hike Saturday
May 12 announcement says the YMCA boys from the different departments will hike Saturday morning leaving the YY at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Dixeys Top Centralites 1–0 in Five Inning Twilight Tilt
In Nelsonville last evening the Dixeys defeated the Centralites 1 to 0 at the city playground. The game ended after the fifth inning due to darkness with Dilcher and Hoch catching for Central and Barron and Rex for the Dixeys. The sole run came in the first inning.
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Nelsonville
Dixeys
Centralites
City Playground
Dilcher
Hoch
Central
Barron
Rex
Local Woman Sentenced for Intoxication and Profanity
Maggie Barron of Nelsonville was fined 50 dollars and costs and given six months at Marysville by Mayor L J Eberle for intoxication and profane language. She was taken to the state institution this morning by Chief of Police Jack Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Maggie Barron
Marysvile
J. Eberle
Jack Pearson
Local Births and Visits Reported in Columbus Area
Mr and Mrs Walter Keating announce the birth of a son on May 11. Vernon Hutchinson also reports a May 11 son. Mrs Allen Riley and Mrs Elizabeth Butt visit relatives in New Straits ville Co E Campbell visits Columbus. Mrs C A Stover travels to Columbus to see sister Mrs Belle Weymueller. Margaret Andrews, Columbus, vacationing with parents Corwin and Mrs. Andrews. L D Pierce called to Orland for father’s death. Dc E Weltzheimer business visitor in Columbus. Mrs C L Spring and Mrs F R Potter attend in Columbus. Mrs Ray Ashby returns from Pittsburgh. J B Bateman, Cleveland, guests of sister Mrs B E Le Fever.
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Walter Keating
Allen Riley
Elizabeth Butt
Rock Island
New Straitsville
E. Campbell
Columbus
C. A. Stover
Belle Weymueller
Margaret Andrews
Corwin Andrews
D. H. Davis
Sunbury
Ohio
L. A. Davis
J. B. Bateman
Cleveland
B. E. LeFever
Delegates From 12 States Coming to Eta Sigma Phi Convention
Twelve states will be represented at the third national convention of Eta Sigma Phi in Eau Claire. About 40 delegates from Mississippi Alabama Iowa Colorado Vermont Florida Illinois Indiana Kansas Pennsylvania Kentucky and Ohio universities are expected. Professors from several large universities will read papers on classical languages and the life of ancient Greece and Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta Sigma Phi
National Classical Honorary Fraternity
Mississippi
Alabama
Iowa
Colorado
Vermont
Florida
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Ohio
Men's Union
Acropolis
F. W. Bush
North Hill
Eau Claire Lewis
Mary Brokaw
Ohio University
Men’s Union
Colonial Hotel
Roy C. Flickinger
University of Iowa
Fine Arts Hall
Ralph V. D. Magoffin
Archaeological Institute of America
American Classical League
New York University
Varsity Inn
Adlerika Promises Quick Digestive Cleansing
An advertisement features Mrs. Mary Hannaford claiming indigestion caused her hands and arms to turn yellow and credits Adlerika with a real cleansing that targets both upper and lower bowels. The copy asserts one spoonful relieves gas, bloating, and improves eating and sleep, promising removal of hidden poisons even with daily bowels. Gibson Pharmacy is listed as the seller.
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Adlerika
Mary Hannaford
Gibson Pharmacy
Fifteen Families Quit Hollister for Pontiac
About fifteen Hollister families moved to Pontiac Michigan where men found work. Additional families may follow. Names listed include Edgar Parsons Charles Sharp Verne Orme Ida Dusz Mary Cole Annetta Bisnagle Clea Dusz Erma Jewett Melvin Koons and Arthur Schoeman. Leona Hall had perfect attendance with three tardies.
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Glouster
HollIster
Pontiac
Mich
Blanche Henry
Trimbie
Edgar Parsons
Charles Sharp
Verne Orme
Ida Dusz
Mary Cole
Annetta Bisnagle Clea Dusz
Erma Jewett
Melvin Koons
Arthur Schoeman
Leona Hall
Daily Vacation Bible School Planned Across Six Towns
Glouster May 13 The community daily vacation Bible school will be held June 6 to July 1 under the Sunday Creek Valley Ministerial association. Programs are planned for Glouster Corning Hollister Trimble Jacksonville and Green's Run with a large parade and picnic for all.
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Glouster
Corning
Hollister
Trimble
Jacksonville
Green
Sunday Creek Valley Ministerial Association
Water Service Board Seeks Bids for 2000 Feet of Pipe
GLOUSTER May 12 The board of public affairs will receive bids until May 25 for 2000 feet of pipe to extend urbancrest water service. The extension is authorized pending bid results and approval of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Affairs
Glouster
Urbancrest
Water Extension Grants Fire Protection for Urbancrest
The council granted a water extension at last Friday’s meeting to serve more water consumers and improve fire protection in Urbancrest, extending utilities access for the locality.
Smith Divorce Case Slated for Hearing in McConnellsville
May 12 report notes the divorce case of Ethel E. Smith versus Errett L. Smith set for hearing next Monday in McConnellsville court. The couple formerly lived on the Easler farm on East Branch.
Loyal Daughters hold Bible class at Sabra Armstrong home
In Glouster on Friday evening the Loyal Daughters class of the Church of Christ will meet at the home of Miss Sabra Armstrong for a planned session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ
Sabra Armstrong
Well Drilled Operation on W G Richards Land
Glouster Ohio May 12 The well on the W G Richards land drilled by the Glouster Oil and Gas Company had no oil show but will be shot this afternoon The Berea sand was reached at a little more than 1000 feet depth indicating subeconomic results for now
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Richards
Glouster
Glouster Oil and Gas Company
Berea
Columbus Visit Leaves Families Visiting Kin
Mrs. M. F. Noon travels to Columbus to spend time with her son Francis Noon and family. Do. A. Young is in Columbus on business. Mr. and Mrs. Zern Cunningham and Miss Mildred Cunningham spend the week there with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cunningham.
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M. F. Noon
Columbus
Francis Noon
Do. A. Young
Zern Cunningham
Mildred Cunningham
Raymond Cunningham
Perfect Record Ten Pupils at Trimble School
Glouster May 12 ten pupils in the room taught by Mrs. are recorded as neither absent nor tardy in a perfect attendance note from Trimble School officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Glouster
Pioneer patient credits Dr Pierce remedies for recovery
Mrs A J Crabtree of Cove Ohio recounts severe illness from flu and pneumonia in 1957, losing weight to 107 pounds. After using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pellets from August onward, she recovered to 158 pounds. She endorses the medicines and invites readers to obtain them or seek free medical advice from Dr Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
President Invalids
Buffallo
N. Y
Fifteenth Birthday Celebrations for Lonen Antle
Mr and Mrs near Trimble hosted a birthday party for their son Lonen Antle turning fifteen. The event featured games and music with many attendees including Nina Spra gue Helen Love Nettie Brown Elizabeth Doughty Pauline Antle Evelyn Erma Zimmer Mari guerite Antle Marguerite Skinner Harold Clarence Sprague Howard Antle Foster Sayres Do Gillett James Duncan Bryan Leonard Walton Dean Mason and Richard Antle.
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Near Trimble
Nina Sprague
Helen Love
Nettie Brown
Elizabeth Doughty
Pauline Antle
Evelyn
Erma Zimmer
Mariguerite Antle
Marguerite Skinner
Harold and
Clarence Sprague
Howard Antle
Foster Sayres
Do Gillett
James Duncan
Bryan An Leonard Walton
Dean Mason
Richard Antle
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Cross
Strickland
Mariner
Haddox
Csee
Eee
Coury
Cece
Lamborn
Pavilion
West Side School Presents
Boy's League
Axminster
Axminster and Velvet
OF Quality & Service
Michigan
Water Service
A. J. Crabtree
Kimball
T. C. Green
Mr. Green
Hocking & Fayette Streets
W. W. Kimball CO
Hocking & Fayette Sts
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