Local Residents Attend Visits and Celebrations Around Athens
Albany James Lindley installed a new radio station. Mr and Mrs H L Brown Mrs From and Mrs W D Ziggafoos toured to Athens Sunday. Mr and Mrs C O Whitlatch hosted a seventh birthday party for their son Carroll. Miss Helen Vandyke visits with her parents A J Vandyke. Mrs Jess Vorhes of Akron guests of her parents Henry Masketer and wife. Mrs Goldsberry of Jerseyville stayed with son P E Goldsberry and family. Miss Della Tewksbury weekends in Middleport with Mrs Laura Still. Mrs Howard Coe and Aldine visit W A Webb and wife in Columbus. M L Cottingham and wife in Columbus. Ralph Carpenter wife and two children from Glouster visit W T Williams family. Mrs J W Lindley visits Marshfield with daughter Mrs Ray Martin. Born to Ray Elliott and wife last week a son. Mrs J H Cline and daughter Martha visit Athens Tuesday. Mr and Mrs D Dailey and Mrs Adaline Dailey Athens visitors Tuesday. Esther Carpenter of Columbus visits BH Carpenter. Mr and Mrs Ed Ross and two children and Mr and Mrs Robert Zimmerman of Athens here Sunday evening. Mrs James Lindley called to Twinsburg for serious illness of her mother Mrs S C Cross. M L Rosetter and wife with Eva Matthews motor to Columbus Monday. Mrs Melissa Carsey of Athens visits sister Mrs Phil Sweeney.
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James Lindley
H. L. Brown
From
W. D. Ziggafoos
Athens
C. O. Whitlatch
Carol
Helen Vandyke
A. J. Vandyke
Jess Vorhes
Akron
Henry Masketer
Goldsberry
Jerseyville
I’. E. Goldsberry
Della Tewksbury
Middleport
Laura Still
Howard Coe
Aldine
W. A. Webb
Columbus
M. L. Cottingham
Ralph Carpenter
Glouster
W. T. Williams
J. W. Lindley
Marshfield
Ray Martin
Ray Elliott
J. H. Cline
Martha
D. Dailey
Adaline Dailey
Esther Carpenter
BH. K. Carpenter
Ed Ross
Robert Zimmerman
Twinsburg
8. C. Cross. M. Ll. Rosetter
Eva Matthews
Melissa Carsey
Phil Sweeney
Infant dies of pneumonia in Green's Run
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Floyd McCutcheon died Saturday of pneumonia. Funeral services were held Monday at the church here conducted by Rev Courtney. Interment was in Taylor Ridge cemetery. Mrs Elizabeth Daniels was the Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Will Ryan at Chauncey. Revival meetings begin May 28 with Rev M F Charley speaker. Neighbors and friends gathered for a farewell party for Mrs Perry Judson, leaving for a new farm near Guysville.
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Floyd McCutcheon
Courtney
Taylor Ridge
Elizabeth Daniels
Will Ryan
Chauncey
Celia Simmons
M. FE. Charley
Christian Church
Athens
Ed Cartwright
Rolland Mulpas
Nichols Kontis
New York
James Stanbaugh
Carl Cartwright
Glouster
J. M. Cartwright
Orville Eldridge
Peebles
Clem Koons
Dorothy
Ed Koons
Fierce Ridge
Perry Judson
Guysville
Widow of Capt Horace Knowles Dies in May 2011
Hockingport area notices report the death of Janette Knowles widow of Capt Horace Knowles. Funeral services were held at her home with Mr Bentz as undertaker and Rev EF H Wilson in charge. A quarterly meeting paused quietly and attendance was missed. The column also lists local social visits and movements among residents including Mary A Stone Mary A Rose Roy Anderson and the Duttons with travel to Marietta Parkersburg Akron and Mountain Lake Park.
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Janette Knowles
Horace Knowles
Bentz
EF. H. Wilson
Coolville
Knowles
Mary A. Stone
Marietta
Olive F. McKim
Alec Curtis
Belpre
Mary Mclaren
E. A. Dutton
Ed. Davidson
Parkersburg
Nora Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Mountain Lake Park
Roy Anderson
Akron
Arthur Lee
Gertrude
Tra Conley
William Messenger
Carthage
James Hushman
Mary A
Rose
Racine
Stone
Otho Elliott
Ohio Obituaries and Military Notes Through History
The item lists several Ohio linked figures and events: a May 24 1782 expedition against Wyandot villages on the Sandusky led by volunteers in the Mingo bottoms. birth and death notices for Gen Robert Granger born Zanesville died Washington 1844. John K. Miller born Mount Vernon died 1863. Brig Gen Michael V Sheridan born Somerset, brother of Gen Philip H Sheridan, died Washington 1915.
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Mingo Bottoms
Sandusky
Robert&. Granger
Zanesville
Washington, D. C
John K. Miller
Congress
Mount Vernon
Michael V. Sheridan
Philip H. Sheridan
Somerset
Found Cave Still Up in Old Medina County
Sheriff and deputies unearthed a cave on the San Hedrick farm in Liverpool township. The still expelled heat and fumes through a hollow tree stump. Eleven barrels of mash and a half barrel of finished product were confiscated. Nick Bando pleaded guilty and was fined 100. Mike Boteman and the wives pleaded not guilty.
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Medina
Bigelow
San Hedrick
Liverpool Township
Nick Bandu
Mike Boteman
Delay in Signing of Italy Soviet Trade Treaty
Rome May 24 Representatives of Italy and Soviet Russia reached agreement on a trade treaty but the signing was delayed at the last minute. The pause was to allow Moscow government to grant formal approval of concessions for Italian ships.
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Rome
Italy
Russia
Moscow
General Wood Safe Arrival Reported in Mindoro
Manila papers say Governor General Leonard Wood and family arrived safely on Mindoro after a typhoon swept the island waters during their yacht cruise. A United States naval station in Manila received the dispatch confirming their safety amid widespread anxiety.
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San Francisco
Calif
Manila
United States Naval Radio Station
Leonard Wood
Mindoro
Ohio State Baseball Sets Up Key Spring Matchups
Ohio University’s baseball schedule includes two more games before the Ohio State Ohio University classic. Chauncey’s independents visit the Green and White in the second game. Chauncey seeks revenge after winning the last meeting. Capital University travels to Columbus for a Saturday rematch after a 7 to 6 Ohio win, with Capital eager to even the score. Cincinnati, Denison, and Ohio State figures loom as potential jinx breakers as the season progresses. The piece also notes a Peru emerald anecdote about sacred stones.
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Chauncey
Finsterwald
Capital University
Ohio
Capital
Columbus
Ohio University
Denison University
Cincinnati
Ohio States
Cincinnati University
State
Denison
Ohio State O. A
Moran buys Keck as Tigers press AL race
Sport Snap Shots reports Pat Moran buys Frank Keck from Springfield to bolster the Reds pitching staff. Four rookie hurlers Stoner Oleson Pillette and Johnson pace a young Detroit unit, with infielders Rigney Clark and Lu Blue contributing. Manager Cobb’s rebuilding Tigers show harmony and promise as Harris wins a steadier spot with Boston. Also notes the cost of sending a varsity crew to Poughkeepsie exceeds 7500 dollars for Washington’s eight.
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Harmony
Detroit Tigers
Stoner
Oleson
Pillette
Johnson
Yankees
Gothamites
Navin
Portland
Bengals
Rigney
Clark
Wichita Falls
Texas
Tiger Hunters
Fort Worth
Baseball scores and pairings from yesterday
Yesterday's results span the American Association and American and National Leagues with multiple matchups. Notable scores include Louisville 5 Columbus 4 and Milwaukee 7 Minneapolis 6 in the A A, while the American League shows Cleveland 5 Boston 3 and St Louis 11 New York 3. In the National League Cincinnati 6 New York 5 in ten innings and Brooklyn 6 Chicago 2 highlight the slate. Playoff-like schedule pages list Louisville at Columbus and Milwaukee at Minneapolis, plus Chicago at Washington and New York at Cincinnati among others.
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American Association
Chis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Wenn Ne
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Nee
Columbus Oem
Louisville
Toledo Wee Ene
Clu
York
St. Louis
Wwe Ae
Philadelphia
Cleveland Eee
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh Leones
Bocce
Cincinnati Oo
Brooklyn Oo
Philadelphia Ey
Boston A
Columbus
Toledo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
McDougall church events and local notices
McDougall Sunday school drew a good crowd on May 21 and invites all to return and bring a friend. Ice cream social planned for May 27 at McDougall church. Miss Blanche Linscott and Miss Bertha Bryson home for summer. A. P. Hix son’s child ill with scarlet fever. Ozro O Neal hosted by Howard Dowler family. School closed May 20 with picnic and activities. Charles Alexander, 29, a city mail carrier, arrested for frightening girls on outskirts streets.
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McDougall
Eveyone
Blanche Linscott
Bertha Bryson
A. P. Hixson
McDougall Church
Ozro O'Neal
Howard Dowler
Hebbardaville
Sandusky
Charles Alexander
Burgess divorce second decree granted to Catherine Burgess
Catherine Burgess of Lorain and Amherst obtained a second divorce from Owen Burgess. She had earlier secured a separation decree and was induced to remarry on the promise of reform, which she says proved to be a ruse.
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Sne
Elyria
Catherine Burgess
Owen Burgess
Lorain
Amherst
Burgess
Veteran Jake Daubert in late years of a long career
Veteran Jake Daubert slams the pill for Cincinnati and goes hitless in a recent game after a long streak of at least one single in twenty two games. The veteran first baseman, a four time with Brooklyn and nine season 125 games or more, began in Marion and moved through Nashville Toledo Memphis to Brooklyn. He was traded to the Reds by the Dodgers in 1919.
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Red Sox
Harris
Indians
Speaker
Stuffy McInnison
George Burns
Stuffy
Jake
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Daubert
Reds
Brooklyn
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Nashville
Toledo
Memphis
Pennsylvania
Neck of the Woods
Old Rosebud Destroyed After Derby Glory
Jamaica Long Island May 23 Old Rosebud once Derby champion of 1914 and famed horse for speed was destroyed by the track veterinarian after a training breakdown yesterday.
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Jamaica
Long Island
Rosebud
Murray City Triumphs Over Chauncey In Uneven Park Exhibition
In Chauncey Park Murray City defeated Chauncey 15 to 9 in a quirky national sport showcase. Pitchers Farmes Bradfield for Chauncey and Peterson Lanning for Murray City posted ragged support. W Taylor Lanning Whit latch led heavy hits. Murray City 15 Chauncey 9.
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Chauncey Park
Murray City
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Bradfield
Peterson
Lanning
W. Taylor
Whitlatch
Farmer
McGraw Seeks Twenty-Game Pitcher For Giants
New York May 23 John McGraw quietly hunts a pitcher capable of twenty wins a season to lift the Giants from a slump. He seeks a strong winner regardless of handedness and will pay with players or cash, but NL clubs show little willingness to trade. Pirates or Cardinals may entertain, while Dodgers Braves Phillies Cubs decline.
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John McGraw
Giants
John
Wright
McGraw
West
Mr. Greeley
Dodgers
Braves
Phillies
Cubs
Pirates
Cardinals
Snyder
Smith
Leading hitters in major leagues and National League list
The standings show the top hitters with Siéien and Miller leading in the American League and O'Neill and Speaker among Cleveland and New York. In the National League, Bigbee and Griffith head the list with Toporcer, Hornsby and Kelly also high.
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Toporcer
St. Louis
Hornsby
Kelly
New York
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