Carbondale Clinches Loop Lead With 6-1 Win Over Nelsonville
Carbondale defeated Nelsonville 6-1 to stay atop the Loop standings. Brick Factory pitcher five hit ball limited Nelsonville to three innings and Carbondale built a 5-1 lead by the seventh. C. Chesser and K. Chesser each had a triple with the latter adding a single as Hartley Haddox and teammates contributed multi hit efforts. Old Timers and Carlton Hill game slated for Wednesday with a 5 30 start.
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Nelsonville
Carbondale
C. Chesser
K. Chesser
Carlton Hill
Carbondale Abrhpoa Lightfritz
HaGdeon
Aiaccommnce
Chesser
Ceeeeet
PD Wenn
Risley
Doolittle
LOWS
Prisley
Eagles Abrhpoa Hartley
Tolbert
Sbe
Columber
Coakley
Gineer
Hupler
Duis
Wiekcos
Garner
Hilleary
Hartley
Haddox
Johnson and Mulligan
Mayor Passes Hat Mower Fund Grows
Nelsonville funds for a new lawnmower were turned over to the playground commission after the mayor’s hat was passed. Six dollars were subscribed and a water line to the baseball diamond will allow sprinkling and field upkeep after the well is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Holland
Kruschen Salt Ad Claims Rapid Weight Loss
A grateful 23 year old from Miami reports dropping from 210 to 145 pounds after taking Kruschen Salts over nine months and then regularly for three months. He says he feels better, eats freely, and stays healthy, while the ad promotes the product’s liver and toxin cleansing effects and advises a daily half teaspoon in hot water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
Cline’s Pharmacy Co
Quick's Store
Clarence Jones Misses Operation After Mixup At Hospital
Bits of Life reports in Macon that Clarence Jones went for an appendectomy but was mistakenly considered a tonsillectomy candidate. Due to full beds, he returned later for the appendectomy while the other patient was treated first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Clarence Jones
Jones
Nelsonville Poppy Sale Opens with Parade Friday
Nelsonville observes Poppy Day with a Friday parade led by the Legion Drum and Bugle Corps. The local poppy sale raises funds for disabled World War I veterans, followed by a 9 o'clock dance at the Legion Home with Dutch Zimmer's Orchestra.
Personal Notices From Nearby Residents In Ohio Area
Personal mentions note multiple relatives and visitors returning from Dayton Columbus Lancaster and Grove City visits. Also Moler Jewelry Store moves to 728 Poplar Street and a new well at Nelsonville city water works nears completion after a depth reading.
Nelsonville Visit With Stricklers A Family Week End
Jack Smith his wife and daughter Dorothy with Mrs R F Strickler of Cuyahoga Falls spent the week end with Rev R F Strickler. Smith is a song leader and led the music at worship. They attended Sunday services then visited Marion and plan to attend the Disciples of Christ state convention at Mt Vernon.
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Nelsonville
Jack Smith
Dorothy
R. F. Strickler
Cuyahoga Falls
Mr. Smith
Marion
The
Disciples of Christ
Mt. Vernon
Millfield Briefs on Children’s Day Plans at Church
Millfield notes outline Chil dren's Day services at the Church of Christ. A Friday committee meeting will set the program and an attendance contest begins next Sunday between youth and adults. The class with the highest weekly turnout wins a traveling banner.
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Church of Christ
Bible School
George Ford
Keirns
John Sharrick
T. H. Blower
John Sharick
Sanders Hill
Millfield
Idle Chauncey and Hocking Mines in District List
Nine district mines report on the working list today including Kimberly Luhrig Poston No 6 No 68 No 255 No 107 Cardondale Black Diamond and Coonville with Chauncey plus Hocking idle.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Mine
Hocking
Kimberly
Luhrig
Poston
Carbondale
Black Diamond
Coonville
L C Ellis Dies at 90 in Nelsonville Home
Lewis Christopher Ellis age 90 died Monday night at his son Nathaniel Ellis home near Mt Zion. He leaves two sons William Ellis of Lancaster and Christopher L Ellis of Barbeton. His wife preceded him in death. Arrangements for funeral services have not been completed.
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Nelsonville
Lewis Christopher Ellis
Nathaniel Ellis
Mt. Zion
William Ellis
Lancaster
Christopher L. Ellis
Barberton
Ohio Education Head Speaks at The Plains
Dr. B. O. Skinner state director of education will deliver the commencement address at The Plains High School Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Graduating class includes Ora Dell Deeton Nellie Mae Huseman Arthur Spencer Carrie B Bryson Naomi R Swart Opal L Gould Mary F Lohse Eileen Hushower Bernice Burt Bob Ellis Orville Russell Rennie Harrison Very Whetstone Charles Savage Francis Lee James Buffington Chester Porter Carl Gabriel.
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B. O. Skinner
the Plains High School
Ora Dell Deeton
Nellie Mae Huseman
Arthur Spencer
Carrie B Bryson
Naomi R. Swart
Opal L. Gould
Mary F. Lohse
Eileen Hushower
Bernice Burt
Bob Ellis
Orville Russell
Rennie Harrison
Very Whetstone
Charles Savage
Francis Lee
James Buffington
Chester Porter
Carl Gabriel
Chauncey Personal Guests and Local Moves Highlight Week
Chauncey hosts visits from Darrell Withem family Corning and Lawrence Reeves Nelsonville with Mrs. Reeves' parents Magistrate Tucker and Mrs. Tucker. Theisen family plans Chauncey move from Millfield. Howard carnival departs to Logan. Virgil Manning with son from Columbus visits The Plains. Ferrel Toledo guest and Cardington visitors at Holt Courtney home.
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Lawrence Reeves
Nelsonville
Herman Theisen, Jr
Chauncey
Millfield
Mill Street
Howard Bros
Logan
Virgil Manning
Columbus
District Personals Move and Visits Across Towns
Chauncey Mr and Mrs James Barnes moved from Sand Ridge to Mechanicsburg. Evelyn Barnes and Herman R Barnes visited sister Mrs Merle Rhue in Lancaster. Mike Curran Chauncey spent Sunday with sister Mrs C P D Southerton Sand Ridge. Ami Burchfield Peach Ridge stayed with L H Southerton Sand Ridge Saturday. Elizabeth Phillips and son Elmer visited in Buchtel last week. L D North seriously ill at home Bailey Run. Carroll Aster and son returned to Columbus after visiting relatives. Homer Shields Sr hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs L F Romine Hazel Mary Junior Opal Taylor of Middleport Harold Ogg. Mrs Robert Davis and Mr and Mrs Homer Shields Jr and family.
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D. W. Gibson
Delaware
W. W. Gibson
Charlies Moler
Lancaster
Earl Moler
Irvin Poston
Crawfordsville
Ind
Mayme Keplar
Columbus
Leonard Cooley
Jean
Billy
John Roscoe
Henry Moler
George Lowery
Foster Pyle
Mt. Vernon
J. C. Donehoe
Dunglen
Ohio
W. F. Gray
Mike Curran
Chauncey
C. PD
Southerton
Sand Ridge
Ami Burchfield
Peach Ridge
L. H. Southerton
Elizabeth Phillips
Elmer Phillips
Buchtel
L. D. North
Bailey Run
Carroll Aster
Homer Shields, Sr
L. F. Romine
Hazel
Mary Junior
Opal Taylor
Middleport
Harold Ogg
Robert Davis
Homer Shields, Jr
Trimble Juvenile Grange Installed at Millfield
About 60 attended the Trimble Grange meeting in Millfield on May 22. Canaonville degree staff conferred first and second degrees on two candidates. A mother and father's day program featured talks readings and songs. Mrs. Merwin Mansfield assisted in organizing the juvenile order with Mrs. Courtney Petit as juvenile matron. Officers elected include Master Billy Ford Overseer Rex Lantz Chaplain Wanda Keirns State Keeper Buddy Keirns Steward Dale Sawyer Assistant Steward Robinett Lady Assistant Steward Pauline Gillespie Lecturer Mildred Ford Secretary Rhea Keirns Treasurer Glen Cannon Flora Jaanita Keirns Pomona Nellie Bell Cannon Ceres Dorothy Sawyer Patricia Petit Don Cannon Jr Helen Simpkins among charter members. Memorial services planned for early June with lecturer Mrs F B Boudinot in charge.
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Millfield
Trimble Grange
Canaonville
Merwin Mansfield
Courtney Petit
Billy Ford
Rex Lantz
Wanda Keirns
Buddy Keirns
Dale Sawyer
Mrs. Sarah Jones 71 Dies in Chauncey
Mrs. Sarah Jones 71 longtime Chauncey resident died at her home after a short illness. Funeral services convene Wednesday at 2 PM from the MFE Church Rev Charles Hook of Holiness Church officiates burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. She leaves two sons John and James Hamilton and two daughters Mrs Rhoda Hall and Mrs Amanda Jones all of the area.
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Chauncey
Sarah Jones
MFE
Charles Hook
Holiness Church
Greenlawn
John
James Hamilton
Rhoda Hall
Amanda Jones
Pyles of Columbus Struggles With Heart Trouble
Samuel Pyles former resident of this area and Deanville is reported seriously ill from heart trouble at his Columbus home. His son Charlie Pyles lives in Millfield.
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Chauncey
Samuel Pyles
Deanville
Columbus
Charlie Pyles
Millfield
Wiener Roast Outing For Church Class At Ford Home
MILLFIELD The Men’s Bible Class of the Church of Christ held an outdoor gathering at the George Ford home on Lana Ridge Wednesday night. A brief business session by firelight preceded the roast with the class president presiding. Rev. Miles Hoon led devotions, G B Keirns served as secretary in Clinton Corswin’s absence. The group plans a June meeting to support church activities and served homemade candy and ice cream to about 40 guests.
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Church of Christ
George Ford
Lana Ridge
Ford
Miles Hoon
Keirns
Clinton Corswin
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