Nelsonville Eagles Dedicate New Baseball Diamond Opener
The Nelsonville Eagles will open their new baseball park with a Sunday game against Craven's Drugs of Columbus on May 2. The field on Buchtel Road near Whitmore's Greenhouses seats 700 with ample parking. George Garner is named manager as the club plans a season of semi pro games and attractions including the Zulla Giant and House of David.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Eagles
Nelsonville Aerie
Eagles
Craven's Drugs
Columbus
Buchtel Road
Whitmore
Pastime Park
Nelsonville Eagles Baseball Commission
Honard Call
Clifton Grace
Pearl Kettle
Gilbert Smith
George Gar
George Garner
Hocking Valley
Cheater East
Chester
Eagle Park
Taylor
Pryor
Jonas
Zulla Giante
House of David
Mrs. Alice Tate 76 Burial Planned at The Plains
Nelbonville obituary notes Mrs. Alice M. Tate age 76 widow of Joseph Tate and former Plains resident died in Columbus. Body at Stout's Funeral Home. services at The Plains M E Church Thursday 2 p m. Burial at The Plains Cemetery. Survived by four sons William Willoughby George Charles. two daughters Mrs A J Mains Chicago and Mrs Mary Hensel Columbus. two brothers Edward Barker Athens and Homer Parker Grafton W V. Also mentions Lake Superior iron ore district context.
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Nelbonville
Alice M. Tate
Joseph Tate
the Plains
Columbus
Stout
the Plains M. E
the Plains Cemetery
William Tate
Willoughby
George
Charles Tate
Athens
A J. Mains
Chicago
Mary Hensel
Edward Barker
Homer Parker
Grafton
W. Va
Forest Rose Club Hosts Frien ds Night
Mrs. Gertrude Green acted as hostess at the Forest Rose Club gathering on West Washington Street Friday evening. Guests included Mrs. Hoyt Davis and Mrs. Tor West. Members present were Bee Raybould, Beulah Green, Bertha Evans, Bean, Susie Wallace, Mary Brown, Alice Wyskiver, Lulu Parry, and Hazel Wallace. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Nelsonville
Gertrude Green
Washington Street
Forest Rose Club
Hoyt Davis
Tor West
Bee Raybould
Beulah Green
Bertha Evans
Bean
Susie Wallace
Mary Brown
Alice Wyskiver
Lulu Parry
Hazel Wallace
Nelsonville Rotarians report district conference in Dayton
Ralph Henry president elect of the Nelsonville club reported on the Twenty second District conference held in Dayton Ohio last week. He was accompanied by Mrs Henry and H H Harding secretary of the Nelsonville club at the Tuesday night meeting.
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Nelsonville
Twenty-second
Dayton
Ohio
Ralph Henry
Nelsonville Club
Henry
Revival services underway at Independent Holmean Church
Revival services are in progress at the Independent Holmean Church at Watkins and Poplar Streets under the leadership of Reverend Shingler. The public is invited to attend.
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Nelsonville
Holmean Church
Corner Watkins and
Poplar Streets
Shingler
Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Kelch Home
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will meet at 76 Jefferson Street with Mrs. L. R. Kelch hosting and Mr. W. L. Hudson leading the program on Thursday at 2 PM.
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Nelsonville
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
L. R. Kelch
Jefferson Street
W. L. Hudson
Bell-ans Upset Stomach Relief Ad
An advertisement promises almost instant relief from gas and heartburn after heavy meals. Bell-ans tablets are claimed to dissolve in hot water for quick comfort, available at drug stores for 25 cents.
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Bell
Bellans
D A R Officers Elected At Nelsonville Chapter Meeting
Gladys P. Whitlatch was re elected regent of Eliz abeth Zane Dew Chapter D A R at its annual gathering held at the Whitlatch home. New officers include Edith Stiers first vice regent Walter H Hudson second vice regent Frank W Poston secretary Grace Shepard corresponding secretary Ella Patton historian Rose Weigand registrar Lu Lane chaplain L D Johnson. The event featured spring decor a Whistler life review and musical numbers by Edith Stiers and Pauline Whitlatch.
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Nelsonville
Gladys P. Whitlatch
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
Whitlatch
Edith Stiers
Walter H Hudson
Frank W. Poston
Grace Shepard
Ella Patton
Rose
Pauline Whitlatch
Miss Verna McConaha Ill With Pneumonia at Nelsonville Home
Miss Verna McConaha, eight, is ill with pneumonia at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W J McConaha in Nelsonville Route 3.
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Nelsonville
Verna
McConaha
J McConaha
Route 3
Mayor Heard In Civic Talk In Nelsonville
Nelsonville The Woman's Community Club met at Mrs William Morgan home with 18 at dinner. Mayor H G Holland spoke on his term's work noting 300 truck loads of trash hauled away and street cleaning delayed by truck shortages. He cited a seven cent per square foot sidewalk cost and one mile of paving completed. He urged Fort Street Cemetery cleanup and Public Square fountain work starting soon. The club discussed a home improvement contest.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Community Club
William Morgan
Franklin Street
8. G. Holland
Fort Street
Public Square
Holland
Birthday celebration honors Johnnie Figgins ninth year
In Nelsonville a birthday party was held at Johnnie Figgins’s home on West Washington Street for his ninth birthday. Guests enjoyed lawn games and contests as Betty and Jane Figgins with Carma Heffner served refreshments. A nine candle cake was shared with many named attendees and gifts were given to the honoree.
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Nelsonville
Johnnie Figgins
West Washington Street
Betty
Jane Figgins
Carma Heffner
Albert
Jimmy Hutchinson
Junior Hallett
Jack Carpenter
Tommy Davis
Lonnie Max Adams
Mary
Fob Hutchinson
Max Valkin
Glouster Twilight Loop To Be Opened Thursday
The twilight baseball season opens Thursday afternoon in Glouster with Chauncey facing the Ohio Colliers at 5 o clock on the local grounds. The same teams meet again Sunday at 2 30 in the afternoon.
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Glouster Twilight
Glouster
Chauncey
Ohio Colliers
Past Noble Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah Meeting
The Past Noble Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah lodge held its May meeting at Mrs. Harold Phillips home with president Mrs. Martha Kloh presiding. Prizes went to Mrs. Frank Dunlevy and Mrs. Maude Davis. Consolation prizes to Mrs. Walter Hitt and Mrs. William Kait. Guests included Mrs. Robert Grimm, Mrs. Clifford Watson and daughters Mary Alice and Ruth Ann Phillips. June meeting planned at Mrs. Walter Hill’s home.
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Jacksonville
Noble Grands Club
Nineveh
Rebekah Lodge
Harold Phillips
Martha Kloh
Frank Dunlevy
Maude Davis
Prises
Walter, Hitt
William Kait
Robert Grimm
Clifford Watson
Mary Alice
Ruth Ann Phillips
Frank Duolevy
William Hallam
Walter Hitt
Martha Kioh
William Kelt
Joseph Watson
Ida B. Davis
Walter Hill
Progressive Club met with Mrs Lou Munden on New Street
The Progressive Club met Monday night with Mrs Lou Munden hosting at New Street. President Mrs Hagel Janchius led twelve members and one guest as Miss Esta Cunningham's Indian Art paper was read by Mrs Sara Williamen. The next meeting will be at Mrs Bertha Angie's home. Medrith Rainey, daughter of Mr and Mrs H T Rainey, returned from Grant Hospital Columbus after pneumonia and will stay home for some time.
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Glouster—Progressive Club
Lou Munden
New Street
Hagel Janchius
Esta Cunningham
Sara Williamen
Bertha Angie
Trimble
Medrith Rainey
H. Tf. Rainey
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Reverend Mor ris attends state Churches of Christ convention
Rev. David P. Morris, pastor of the Church of Christ, is attending a state convention of Churches of Christ in Dayton. He travels with Mrs. Morris and their two children, David Jr and Mary Jane, and Miss Esta Cunninghang.
Silver Anniversary Observed by Couple in Glouster
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bingman celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at home on Madison Street. Relatives and friends attended and a noon dinner was served. Guests included S. M. Bingman, Floyd Shafer family, Mary Michaels, Everett Bingman family, Hazel McWilliams, O. P. Bingman and son Dick, Eimer Bingman family, Anna Lee Channels, EB Bingman family, Kenneth and Gilbert Bingman.
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Nelsonville
Eimer Bingman
Anna Lee
Athens
Glouster Cemetery Clean-Up Underway During Week
Glouster trustees observe Clean Up Week at the cemetery aiming for Decoration Day readiness. All lot owners are urged to clear their plots this week while trustees tidy driveways and vacant lots. About 20 owners were working on their lots Tuesday.
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Glouster
Glouster Cemetery
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Visits and Meetings
Mrs Blanche Fawcett of Delaware visited Mr and Mrs M M Bryson on Main Street. Susan Pickering Julia Perry and Ethel Pickering of Youngstown stayed with friends in Glouster. Selma Jones visited Newark. O K Rogers returned to Wooster after visiting Mrs Rogers parents BE Jones. Elma Bell returned from Nelsonville. Hayes Shrieves funeral at The Plains. Kiwanis Club held its regular monthly meeting at Hotel Gordon with E L Jones receiving the attendance prize.
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Glouster
Blanche Fawcett
Delaware
M. M. Bryson
Main Stree
Susan Pickering
Julia Perry
Ethel Pickering
Youngstown
Selma Jones
Custer Seckinger
Newark
O. K. Rogers
Wooster
E. E. Beil
C. A. Post
Eunice
Edna
Marguerite Jones
Hayes Shrieves
the Plains
Nelsonville Briefs Datebook of Local Visitors
Nelsonville notes show Mrs. Fred Wilson and Mrs. W. B. Evans returned from Toledo to visit relatives. Guests in town include Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Miller and others from Bexley. Mrs. E. M. Poston visited Columbus. Families also hosted visits to Edison and Middleport. Parry family members travel to Columbus and Athens.
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Nelsonville
Fred Wilson
W. B. Evans
Toledo
L. H. Bannister
William Brooks
W. Washington Street
B. A. Miller
August Lorenz
C. F Smith
Bexley
E. M. Poston
Columbus
Robert Carren
John H. Saltz
Leona Wells
Edison
Ohio
Kathleen Saltz
Steenrod
Barbara
Jane Parry
Clarence Kelch
Athens
Washington steamer excursion opens season with Phi Delta Kappa
Many local and out of town people attended the first excursion of the season aboard the Washington Monday evening. The event was sponsored by Phi Delta Kappa of Middleport. Another excursion will be held June 7 by the boat J-8.
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Pomeroy
Washington
Phi Delta Kappa
Middleport
Emma Teal to Meet 4-H Clothing Club Advisors
Miss Emma Teal of Columbus, clothing specialist, will visit the extension service office on May 29 to meet all four‑H clothing club advisors. The session opens at 10 o'clock that morning.
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Logan
Emma Teal
Columbus
Extension Service
Mines Idle as District Reports Active List
Chauncey and Hocking mines idle Wednesday amid seven active pits in the district. Active mines include No. 107 No. 9 Ohio No. 1 Kimberly Lick Run Black Diamond and Salem Hollow. Scientific research notes colors impact mood with red orange yellow green and white influencing feelings.
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Chauncey
Chauncey and
Hocking
No. 9
Ohio No. 1
Kimberly
Lick Run
Black Diamond
Salem Hollow
Chauncey Blue Devils Clinch League Title With Murray City Win
Chauncey Blue Devils finish regular season with 3-2 win over Murray to claim the league title and an 8-2 record. Patton allowed four hits and 19 strikeouts. Maness of Murray fanned 11. Carter and Maness each had two hits. Blue Devils advance to the state finals in Columbus Friday morning. drawings Thursday night.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Blue Devils
Murray
Patton
Maness
Carter
Blue Devils
Columbus
Revival ends at Morristown Holiness Church
The all day meeting and basket dinner at Morristown Holiness Church drew strong attendance. Rev. Maurice Finger of Lincolnton NC concluded a three week revival there Sunday night after preaching Sunday morning and leading a praise service. He will begin a two week revival at Pilgrim Holiness Church in Oak Grove.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Maurice Finger
Lincolnton
N. C
Reverend Finger
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Oak Grove
Chauncey Ladies' Aid to Meet All Day Thursday
Chauncey M E Church Ladies' Aid will hold an all day meeting and quitting Thursday at the North building. Choir members are asked to meet after church service Wednesday night for Memorial Day rehearsal. Florence Dicken visited relatives in Chillicothe and Frankfort, Ohio. Dr Pride and Hayes Shrieves funerals noted among local movements.
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Chauncey
Edward Sickles
V. Rhibrand
Chillicothe
Frankfort
Ohio
Sam Tippett
Margaret
Glouster
Dr. Pride
Luther Cruikshank
Jenny Courtney
the Plains
Hayes Shrieves
M. E
Chauncey Church Hosts Interchurch Class Event
Chauncey Church of Christ hosts a midweek gathering with the Friendship Bible Class welcoming Greens Run’s Young Married People and Trimble Church’s Progressive Class for an evening program at the Chauncey church.
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Chauncey
Friendship Bible
Chauncey Church of Christ
Greens Run
Trimble Church of Christ
Faithful Circle Bible Class to Host May Meeting
Millfield notes say Mrs Nellie Russe will host the Faithful Circle Bible Class May meeting while the Martha Bible Class plans a Friday night gathering at the church with a 7 o'clock pot luck supper and a quilting party after business.
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Athens
Middleport
Ida Duaz
Trimble
Maxine Boudinot
Elizabeth Robinett
St. Francis Hospital
Charles Pyle
Grover Bean
Poston
Ida Hill
Donna Lu
W. H. Sisson
Thomas Tracy
Columbus
Mary Loeffler
B. H. Pettit
Arthur Welling
Chauncey Briefs and Local Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs A J Jackson and daughter Margaret visited Indiana relatives in Mooreland before returning home. Mr and Mrs George Williamson and son Buddy were in Nelsonville and Athens. Bert Daugherty county home Supt was in Athens. Mr and Mrs Wilford Schoonover announce the birth of a son Jay Monday morning, grandson of Nettie Hawk and Charles Showalter. 14 percent rise in home use of American made matches over five years.
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Chauncey
A. J. Jackson
Margaret
Indiana
Wilford Schoonover
Margaret Showalter
Nettie Hawk
Charles Showalter
Jay
Shrieves Conduct Class Meets Glouster Fight Night
The ers class will meet at 7:90 oclock in the Ez rooms for a fight night event.
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Glouster
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Alice Tate
Lake Superior
Martin Mooney
Tombs Prison
New York City
Vice
Mrs. Green
Maijestic
Theilie
Janee
Powell
I. Ama
Miss McConaha III
Community Club
Ohio Collieries
Kiwanians
Opera
Johnson
Edward Johnson
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Herbert Witherspoon
Nelsonville Briefs
Nelsonville — Pythian
Murray City
Andrew J. Jackson
Margaret Marie Chauncey
Lynn
Ind
Jackson
Jennie Addington
Addington
Frank Addington
Farmland
Lewis
Arthur
Frank
Edwin
Aha
Aa Maele
Nature
Ohlinger & Wolfe Harper and Chestnut
Feans NaTiona
Baanos Srones
Oakley & Oakley
Public
Millfield News
Shrieves
Feiner of Columbus
Theis Albert Cheadie
William Shrieves Land
Jene Jones
Whitmore and Family
Rinda Cruikshang
Courtney
Chauncey, Slouster
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