Nelsonville Eagles edge Athens 9 8 in Sunday slugfest
Nelsonville Eagles won 9 to 8 over Athens in a high scoring Sunday slugfest marked by erratic fielding. Nelsonville committed seven errors while Athens made three, with key plays by Matheny and Whyte and Dupler's two sensational catches.
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Lsonville Eagles
Athens
Ef- Nelsonville
Nelsonville
Matheny
Nel
Whyte
Giater
Long
Dupler
Carbondale
Nelsonville Chapter Elects Officers and Retreat
R. Chapter elects officers at its annual meeting with Mrs. J. M. Hyde named first, Mrs. Gladys Whit vice regent, and Mrs. C. McCording as recording secretary. Elizabeth Zane Daughters of the Action marked the year’s close with verses and thanks to members for support. Mentions include Mrs. W. H. Weigand regent and Nona Lane chaplain, with visiting members from nearby areas.
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Elizabeth Zane
Daughters of the Action
JM. P. Ohlinger
J. M. Hyde
Gladys P. Whitvice
C. McOrding
Esther Ella Patton
M. Q. Shepard
W.H. Weigand
Regis- Nona Lane
Hudsoning
M. P
Fireman Loses Hat in Chicken House Fire
Topeka Kansas fireman Bill Boyd returned from a blaze with a red face as a goat devoured his hat left on the fire wagon. He chased the cap but both hat and chicken house were destroyed.
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Topeka
Kan
Bill Boyd
General Grant Wins Frog Jump at Ang els Camp Derby
The 49th International Amphibian Derby in Angels Camp drew 20 000 spectators as General Grant, a local tadpole bred frog, won with a 12 feet 5 inch leap. Old Budweiser faltered at 9 feet 7 inches while Adolph Hitler, Germany entry, croaked through English commands and failed to jump.
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Angels Camp
Calif
U.P
Mark Twain
Calaveras
Adolph Hitler
Germany
Adolph
Mooney Speaks at Epworth League Anniversary Event
Nelsonville report on L D Mooney Logan guest speaker at Epworth League meeting in the M E Church. The gathering marked the league’s 44th anniversary and the organization’s 45th founding, with scripture by Bob Stalter, prayers by Arthur Kennedy, and musical solos by Edna Shough and Audrey Bean.
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Arthur Kennedy
Edna Shough
Audrey Bean
Bessie Stephenson
League
Nelsonville Briefs Highlight Local Weekend Visits
Nelsonville notes list visits from Athens residents Mr and Mrs Don Davis and two children to T J Davis family. Mrs Maria Powell and son Leonard plus Mrs Mary Evans returned from California Pennsylvania after a surprise visit to Elizabeth Warner and Maggie Russell. Water joined them for a short stay. Leighton Aumiller and son with Dr Lowell Burnelle of Columbus were guests of Will Burnelle.
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Don Davis
Athens
T. J. Davis
Maria Powell
Leonard
Mary Evans
California
Elizabeth Warner
Maggie Russell
Water
Leighton Aumiller
Lowell Burnelle
Columbus
Will Burnelle
Auxiliary to Meet Nelsonville
American Legion Auxiliary plans a Tuesday evening meeting at 7 o'clock at the post headquarters.
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Nelsonville
American Legion Auxiliary
Nelsonville Group to Meet at I O O F Hall
Sarah Cable Tent 104 will meet at 7:30 tonight at the I O O F Hall in Nelsonville for a local gathering.
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Nelsonville
Sarah Cable
Church Gives Bibles To High School Graduates
The Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville presented Holman and Nelson King James Bibles to local graduates during Sunday service with the graduate names stamped in gold. Recipients include Joe Pritchard Harold McCray Jack Hafner Dix Powell Mercedes Keeton Marjorie Mathewson Marjorie Ely Alice Devol Mary Frances Groves Frances Jo Riley Jean Freer and Eileen Wilson. Earlier gifts went to Carbon Hill high school graduates Frances Barto Don Earl Wolf George Schultz and Earl Blake.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Joe Pritchard
Harold McCray
Jack Hafner
Dix Powell
Mercedes Keeton
Marjorie Mathewson
Marjorie Ely
Alice Devol
Mary Frances Groves
Frances Jo Riley
Jean Freer
Eileen Wilson
Carbon Hill High School
Frances Barto
Don Earl Wolf
George Schultz
Earl Blake
Man Pleads Guilty to DUI in Nelsonville
Floyd Bryan admitted guilt to driving while intoxicated before Mayor G. Holland in Nelsonville. He paid a $100 fine plus costs, his driving privileges suspended two years, after colliding with a parked car on Myers Street. Vehicle damage reported. Nathaniel Stevens of Columbus Street also pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined five dollars and costs.
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Nelsonville
Floyd Bryan
G. Holland
Bryan
John Hughes
Alnut
Myers Street
Costa
Nathaniel Stevens
Columbus Street
Corts
Boy Scouts Combat Caterpillars in White Plains Park
Boy Scouts of Northern Westchester respond to a park commission call against tent caterpillars. Armed with wire brushes poles and fire brands they patrol to exterminate the pests damaging trees and shrubs in the county park.
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White Plains
N. Y
Boy Scouts
Westchester
Attractive tea hosted by women at university club
An afternoon tea was held Saturday at the Woman's Faculty Club on South College Street. Mrs. Margaret A Benedict, Miss Constance MacLeod and Miss Joy Cutler hosted a group of 70 or more friends while rooms were bright with spring flowers. Tea service rotated among several friends including Mrs. E. B. Bryan, Mrs. Mary Ness, Mrs. George Starr Lasher, Mrs. Victor Whitehouse, Mrs. E. W. Chubb and Mrs. Cc. M. Copeland.
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Woman's Faculty Club
South College Street
Margaret A. Benedict
Constance MacLeod
Joy Cutler
E. B. Bryan
Mary Ness
George Starr Lasher
Victor Whitehouse
E. W. Chubb
Cc. M. Copeland
Alpha Xi Bridge Party Welcomes Rushees at Delta Chapter
Alpha Xi Delta sorority hosted a pink and blue bridge party at the chapter house on South College Street to honor sixteen rushees from Athens and Portsmouth. Guests received rose accents and dainty handkerchief favors. Names include Kath leen Carpenter Esther Cakenougher Catherine Connett Jessie Cooper and others.
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Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
South College Street
Athens
Kathleen Carpenter
Esther Cakenougher
Catherine Connett
Jessie Cooper
Lorna Cooper
Dorothy Duncan
Helen Gamertsfelder
Elma Hill
Eleanor Hitchcock
Phyllis Jordan
Pauline Kimes
Susan Lash
Eileen Phillips
Maxine Westfall
Grace Wood
Mildred Wendelken
Portsmouth
In Your Garden Athens Gardeners Fight Weeds
Athens gardeners finish evening work and tackle weeds with ice picks and digging tools. A dandelion control method uses carbolic acid to prick the center, spreading through the plant for quick results. Dry weather requires not cutting the grass too short to avoid scorching. Sulphate of ammonia also kills weeds.
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Athens
Athens County Road Mileage Tells Total of 1005 Miles
Compilation from 1933 shows Athens County total road mileage 1005 miles across state 144.49 county 247.1 and township 613.41. Distinct classes split into high and low types with 43.25 and 1.7 miles in Brock. water-bound macadam 28.7 miles in county system. Earth roads total 26 miles charged to county and 424 miles to township trustees plus lawn watering guidance.
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Ohio
State Highway Department
Athens County
Brock
Nazarene Church Revival Services Announced This Week
The Nazarene Church enters its second week of revival meetings with daily services at 7 30 p m at the A M E Church on Poplar Street assisted by evangelist Clara Price and Rev Otto Grace.
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Nelsonville
The
Nazarene Church
Otto Grace
Clara Price
Poplar Street
Ohio Public Roads Total 85 439 39 Miles
Official figures as of Dec 31 1933 show Ohio statewide public roads totaling 85 439 39 miles. Township routes amount to 45 191 34 miles, with county roads at 28 342 91 miles and state highways at 11 905 12 miles.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Department
Beer Monopolizes Drinker’s Fancy in Post-Repeal April
Washington reports show beer tax receipts reaching a record $14,366,000 in April after repeal. Distilled spirits tax revenue fell $6,843,000. March beer taxes were $13,175,000. January to December figures show rising beer income and an increase in spirits taxes earlier in the year.
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Washington
Weekly hospital notes list twelve surgical admits
Sheltering Arms Hospital reports twelve admissions last week all surgical. Named patients include Harry Raft Jacksonville George Bean The Plains Maniey Ellis Carpenter Mrs Howard Warner Athens Mrs Frank Slanton Athens Mrs Rabie Arbaugh Albany Carl Brown Glouster Donald Jean Wols Glouster Frank Wols Glouster Miss Ellen Biddle Athens Miss Kathleen Maxwell Kendall James Wood Albany Route 3 Also discharged were Mrs Margaret Friend Lena Jordan Mrs Hyla Harder Wilkesville Frank Wolfe Glouster Donald Wolfe Glouster and Bender Nelson Convalescents include Harry Raft George Bean Manley Ellis James Wood Mrs Homer Warner Miss Kathleen Maxwell Miss Ellen Biddle and Mr Shover.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Harry Raft
Jacksonville
George Bean
the Plains
Maniey Ellis
Carpenter
Howard Warner
Athens
Frank Slanton
Rabie Arbaugh
Albany
Carl Brown
Glouster
Donald Jean Wols
Frank Wols
Ellen Biddle
Kathleen Maxwell
Kendall
James Wood
Margaret Friend
Zaleski
Lena Jordan
Harrisonville
Hyla Harder
Wilkesville
Frank Wolfe
Donald Wolfe
Bender Nelson
Manley Ellis
Homer Warner
Elien Biddie
Shover
Logan Church Choir Delivers Evening of Music in Glouster
The Presbyterian Church Choir of Logan, directed by Mrs. M F Weymueller, performed at Glouster M E Church. The program included Unfold Ye Portals, The Prayer Perfect, Remember Now Thy Creator, I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say, Hear Our Prayer with violin by Melvin Harbarger, Beautiful Savior, Steal Away to Jesus, When Thou Hadst Overcome and The Heavens Are Tell ing. Miss Mary Louise Bowen accompanied.
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Glouster
Glouster M. E
Presbyterian Church Choir
Logan
M. F. Weymueller
H. G. Gibson
Jesus
Melvin Harbarger
Savior
Mary Louise Bowen
Glouster Falls to Murray City 9 to 3 on Murray City Grounds
Glouster and Murray City played on Murray City's grounds Sunday afternoon with Murray City winning 9 to 3. Molnar and Anderson doubled for Glouster while Mohney and Grandy homered for Murray City. Murray City totaled 12 hits to Glouster's eight.
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Glouster
Pyle
Rutter
Boback
Murray City
Pryor
Taylor
Jonas
Rural route change to Glouster canceled
A planned discontinuation of the Ringgold rural route on June 1 and transfer to two Glouster routes has been rescinded after a Post Office Department letter. Patrons circulated a petition protesting the change. S. B. Stick, Ringgold route carrier, is likely to remain on the Ringgold route despite a planned transfer to Wood County.
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Glouster
Ringgold
Post Office Department
Washington
S. B. Stick
Ringoold
Wood County
Edith Stiers Hosts Nelsonville Bridge Club Night
Mrs Edith Stiers entertained the Nelsonville bridge club with guests Mrs Fanny Gibson Mrs R M Henry Mrs Art Burgess Mrs Frank Smith and Miss Freja Smith. Mrs Burgess won the high score prize for guests while Miss Katherine Spencer led the club and Mrs Frank Jackson took second. A luncheon followed. four tables were used.
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Nelsonville
Edith Stiers
Fanny Gibson
R. M. Henry
Art Burgess
Frank Smith
Freja Smith
Burgess
Katherine Spencer
Frank Jackson
Chester Victorious Baseball Game of Season
GLOUSTER Glouster Merchants win as Olive McKee travels to Mansfield to visit Mr and Mrs Howard Young.
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Mansfield
Glouster
Olive McKee
Mrs
Howard Young
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