Boxing results from Chicago and other cities
In Des Moines Johnny Miler 171 and Detroit fighter Johnny Saxton 173 met with Miler securing a knockout victory. Mason City’s Tommy Tomkins 132 outpointed Jimmy Legrone 132. In Chicago Young Stuhley M4 of Kewanee outpointed Charney Dukelsky 155 with eight rounds. Dave Barry defeated Oscar O’Hannon in Springfield, and Lou Terry outpointed Art Donovan in Joliet. In Los Angeles Freddie Miller 127 beat Baby Casanova 12644, Mexico D. F. Kid Chocolate of Cuba 126 stopped Emil Paluso of Salt Lake City 125% in Bakersfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Los Angeles
Freddie Miller
National Boxing Association
Baby Casanova
Mexico
D. F
Des Moines
Johnny Miler
Detroit
Johnny Saxton
Cleveland
Tommy Tomkins
Mason City
Jimmy Legrone
Des
Chicago
Young Stuhley
Kewanee
Charney Dukelsky
Dave Barry
Springfield
Ill
Oscar O'Hannon
Waukegan
Lou Terry
St. Louis
Art Donovan
Joliet
Cincinnati
Bakersfield
Calif
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Emil Paluso
Salt Lake City
Athens to Improve West State Street in 910 Foot Section
City of Athens Ohio votes to grade drain and pave West State Street from Court Street west line to Congress Street and Lancaster Street with brick on concrete base and sand cushion. Detailed elevation and length plan set. bonds issued to cover property owner shares. remainder funded by Auto Registration and Gasoline Tax Fund. Ordinance takes effect after legal approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West State Street
Court Street
Athens
Ohio
Congress Street
Lancaster Street
Said Street
West Street
Wenat
Woodworth's Store Moves To New South Court Location
The F. L. Woodworth & Son store relocates today from 14 South Court Street to 18 South Court. The new bright fronted rooms double window space, with a shoe and women's apparel layout, fitting room, carpeted floors, and updated lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Woodworth & Son
South Court Street
South Court
Woodworth’s
Woodworth's
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Yesterday's Heroes Hit Parade in Major League Action
Johnny Welch of the Red Sox limited the Athletics to two hits with eight strikeouts over seven innings. Joe Moore of the Giants delivered a three hit attack on the Dodgers with a single, double and triple. Hal Trosky of the Indians extended his 12th straight game with a homer and double. Bill Urbanski of the Braves drove in two with a homer and double and helped on a triple play. Ray Pepper of the Browns powered Detroit pitching with two home runs and three singles for five RBIs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Welch
Red Sox
Joe Moore
Giants
Dodgers
Hal Trosky
Indians
Bill Urbanski
Braves
Philles
Ray Pepper
Browns
Detroit
Four teams remain in Central Baseball League after Muskegon withdrawal
Muskegon Michigan and Lima Colorado both pulled out of the Central Baseball League leaving four teams in competition. The withdrawal of Muskegon occurred on Saturday followed by Lima’s exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon, Mich
Central Baseball League
Billie Lee Wells Is Guest of Honor at Maplewood Party
A Maplewood gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs A C Wells honored Billie Lee Wells on her sixth birthday. Guests, games, gifts and refreshments filled a cheerful Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5, with many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Lee Wells
Maplewood
Martha McDonald
Tommy Buchman
Jackie Anderson
Jimmie Davis
Bobby Gamwell
Billy Lee Roberts
Elizabeth Ann Davis
Mary Elizabeth Cheney
Gay Buchman
Aldean Wells
Condition Is Critical for Water, Phil Blower
Water, Phil Blower is seriously ill with pneumonia at his son and daughter-in-law’s home in this city. He was admitted to the hospital last Sunday May 20 and has been critically ill, unconscious this morning. Blower long operated Mine 267 Hunterdon for the Ohio Collieries Co. He later moved to California and returned to Ohio last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Blower
John Blower
Blower
Hunterdon
Ohio Collieries Co
California
Ohio
Taylor Ridge Notes Taylor Ridge visitors and moves
Mrs. Clarence Lopez and children of Chauncey visited her mother Mrs. John Wenger. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nagle and daughter Amelvi? were days with Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Chalfant. Elmer Davis and family visited the Sayres in Trimble. Aron Barnard and family moved to Trimble last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Clarence Lopez
Chauncey
John Wenger
Gerald Nagle
Amelvi
P. BE. Chalfant
Elmer Davis
Trimble
Harry Sayre
Aron Barnard
Seasonal Produce and Grain Prices Across Markets
Produce sections in Baltimore and Pittsburgh report steady eggs and mixed butter receipts while Cincinnati lists varied poultry and cattle prices. Toledo notes grain in track quoted with slight gains, Boston reports firmer wool prices as domestic receipts rise and demand holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Boston
Parkerburg Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle and Hogs
Cattle receipts 294 head slight declines with beef steers 5.60 to 6.25 per hundredweight and best heifers 5.75 to 6.25. Hogs 600 head steady to 10 lower with 160-220 lb at 3.90, sows mostly 62.78. Veals 425 head down with good 6.35 and middies 5.45 to 4.35. Sheep and lambs 188 head, springers 5.50 to 9.00, wethers 3.00 to 4.00. On sale Saturday June 3 two cars stockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Parkersburg
Appointment of Elza Graham as Administrator with Will Annexed
Elza Graham of Athens Ohio is appointed and qualified as Administrator with the Will Annexed of the estate of J Howard Johnson deceased late of Athens County Ohio dated May 14 1934 signed by M Johnson Probate Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Graham
Athens
Ohio
J. Howard Johnson
Athens County
M. Johnson
Said County
Browns on Spree Detroit St Louis
Box score fragment shows Detroit and St Louis with listed players a mix of positions and numbers. Indicates batting and fielding totals with an entry for a substituted batter in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
St. Louis
Bahoa
Bahloa
Fox
Gostin
West
Walker
Burns
Pepper
Rogelles
Melllio
Griberg
Hemsley
Owen
Fischer
Brh'derp
Hamlin
Hogsett
Bejma
Emperor Spurns Modern Medicos in Manchoukuo Illness
Reports from Peiping say Emperor Kang Teh of Manchoukuo formerly Henry Pu Yi fell ill with typhoid at Heinking. Japanese rulers urged Western physicians but the emperor insisted on a traditional Chinese herb doctor who was brought in after Chinese officials were paid $50,000 in Mexican dollars and guaranteed personal safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
Kang Teh
Manchoukuo
Henry Pu-Yi
Heinking
Manchuokuo
Duncan Rites Held in Glouster for Walter H. Duncan
Funeral services for Walter H. Duncan a longtime Glouster resident were conducted at the home of his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs George C Duncan Madison Street by Rev J A Goddard former Glouster Church of Christ pastor. Burial followed at West Union Street Cemetery Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Walter H. Duncan
George C. Duncan
Madison Street
J. A. Goddard
Washington D. H
Route 78 Improvement Sought by Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club members at Hotel Gordon discussed needed work on Route 78 and plan to petition the State Highway Department for early consideration. Dr. C. A. Pride won the club’s attendance prize donated by M. M. Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
State Highway Department
M. M. Murphy
Dr. C. A. Pride
Glassboro area notes auxiliary meeting and obit in Glouster
Auxiliary No. 1 U M W of A. met Monday with a potluck honoring May birthdays. Funeral services for Mrs John Lehew 71 Crooksville were held at Wolf Creek Church. Glouster Unemployed League Unit No 8 to meet Thursday night at the high school auditorium. Mrs Louis McCoy and her son Louis Jr visiting relatives in Athens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Auxiliary No. 1
Ida Emrich
Anna Miskel
Hannah Dyer
Mary Shears
Gladys
Lena Orndorf
Auxiliary
Maggie Vermaaten
Columbus
Alice Whitlateh
Congress Run
Atkins
Burr Oak
John Lehew
Crooksville
Lehew
Martha Morgan
Hollister
Wolf Creek Church
Glouster Unemployed League
Louis McCoy
Louis, Jr
North Industry
John Hashman
Jane Bennett
Sugar Creek
Athens County
Miss Anna Lou Gibbs Sails for Europe to Study This Summer
Miss Anna Lou Gibbs daughter of Mrs Jacob Langschue formerly of Jacksonville sailed on May 26 aboard the Ile de France for Europe. She will study in Italy for two months doing research for the Paris Ateliers program at the New York School of Fine and Applied Art. Gibbs spent her childhood in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Anna Louise Gibbs
Jacob Langschue
Thieux
N. Y
Jacksonvile
Ile de France
Europe
Italy
Paris Ateliers
New York School of Fine and Applied Art
Gibbs
Jec.sonville
Eagles from Jacksonville and Glouster to attend Marietta convention
Many Eagles from Jacksonville and Glouster plan to attend the Eagle district convention in Marietta next Sunday. Both aeries will provide candidates for initiation as a large class affiliates with the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville
Marietta
Order
Bunker Hill News notes weekend visitors and memorial services
William Mc Manus preached at Bunker Hill with Miss Alice McLain and Alva Collins as dinner guests of the Genheimers. Fred Will and daughter from Peach Fork visited Amber Will and Margaret Swanger. Dena Epple and grandson Guy Bing joined Andrew Davis and W. D. Thoma family for services at Hoyt town. LIBERTY BONDS quotes listed for various issues and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
William McManus
Wilkesville
Alice McLain
Mr. McLain
Alva Collins
Evan Genheimer
Fred Will
Peach Fork
Amber Will
Margaret Swanger
Dena Epple
Guy Bing
Andrew Davis
Kerri Run
W. D. Thoma
Flora Marie Carr
Richard Heilman
Mildred Hellman
Hoyttown
Leonard Epple
Dana Epple
Albany
Albert Russell
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Pete Atheny
New Buy OM
BOARD
Ty Memoriam
Arthur McWs
Lancaster, Ohio
Sybil McDaniel
Hardware Co
Davis
West State
Fulton
Shade
the Spot
Anson
Dr Morgan
Washington Street
Iles
Coir
Moron
Athen
Plymouth
All Make of
Sangia
Ars Srs Up
Willys
Pontiac
Massa
Harris
Milwaukee Mower
Athens Implement Co
East
Carpenter Street
General Auto
Selby
N. Cemetery St
Dial
Mansfield
Washington St
Gulf
Top Morrison Brown Hill
Sunrise
F. R. Coffey
W. Union
Shamel
Union Bus Station
Athens Armature and Machine Works
Dia
Stephen Thomas
East Washington
BE Williams
Union
Athens Printing Co
East Mill St
Motor System
W. Fifth &J
Watkins
Nelsonville
Watkins Company
N. St. St
Goddard
Cutler, Ohio
North Court St
Second Street
Dorsey Bosin
COX Bros
Coleman
Wheaton Hardware
Marion Koons
East Bridge
Kimball
Summers & Son
Good
J. B. Swanson
Baldwin
Parker Bros
G. ©. Sutton
Cansonville, Ohio
Athens Cash Feed Store
N. Court
Williams
Glouster - Pomeroy
Middleport
East Mulberry Street
Cameron Bros
Buck & Burk
Sear Nelsonville
Nelsonville Floral Co
Dowler Auto Supply
Fred R. Beasley
Harvey Cone
Bird Dog
Harry L. Brown
Carpenter Hardware Co
W. Gedbury
Higgins Feed Store
Ferguson Hatchery
Junction City
Lancaster
B.W.D
Lancaster Farms
Chestnut St
Gaul Brothers
Guysville
Gaul
Sumner
G. G. Gaul
Bardin Brothers
Sudan
Wayne
F. J. Beasley Co. and
Amesville Mill
Higgins Feed
Richland Ave
Westinghouse
G Kreppel
Nelsonville Bakery
Washington
Phillips Furniture &Co
Eagle Bidg
Stimson Ave
Axminster Rugs
The
Athens Lumber Co
Kerr Hardware
Congress
Columbia Ave
Columb
East End
Lancaster ST
Congress ST
GOUTH
Ray Gio
Fred Weber
Athens Messenger
Union Depot
Hal Foster Jr
D. A. Bardin, Cemetery
Union ST
Hal Woods
Stanley Heights
Good Water
W. State
Person Realty
NEW York Central Souutr
NEW York Central North
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio West Bound
National Limited
Diplomat
Jame
Eagles’ Club
Wiellston
Associated Press
Moines
Director of Public Service
Cornell
C. H. Harris
Len B. McCune
Trimble Two
Glew
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Cincinnati Produce
Alabama
Idaho
Cincinnati Livestock
Toledo
Boston Wool Market
U. & Dept. Agr
Michigan
GRAIN
New York
U. S&s. Treasury Report
Treasury
Boston Wool
Pittsburgh Livestock
Morris Dishong
Hattie Dishong
Gros
Common Pleas Court
Flysterwald
Emperor
Way Department
M. W. Women
Legion
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
U. & Treasury
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