Funeral services held for Mrs. C. E. Welch Nelsonville
Funeral services for Mrs. C. E. Welch were held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the family home 68 Columbus Street. Dr. W P Clark of the First Methodist Church conducted the service. Relatives, friends and local groups attended to honor a lifelong Nelsonville resident known for kindness. Interment followed at Green Lawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Columbus St
C. E. Welch
W. P. Clark
First Methodist Church
Welch Home
Greenlawn
Marshall Leads Rally as Buckeye Attacks Rule
Marshall crushed Ohio Wesleyan 63 to 0 in a Buckeye Conference game while Case routed Findlay 53 to 0. The era’s high scoring offense featured multiple players including Elkins and Schupska, with Denison, Baldwin Wallace, Kent State and Wooster also posting big wins. Cincinnati U. and Miami of Ohio posted notable conference victories as Ohio teams dominated non-conference foes.
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Marshall
Ohio Wesleyan
Case
Findlay
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Ohio U
Miami
Denison
Baldwin-Wallace
Kent State
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Herd
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Art ‘Schupska
Geneva
Baldwin Wallace
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Ray Watts
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Kenyon
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George Keel
Canton
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Joe Hector
Eddie Arsenault
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Western Reserve
Youngstown College
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Detroit
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Washington and Jefferson
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Illinois Wesleyan
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Mt. Union
Townsend Club to hear Rev Patrick Henry Williams in Jacksonville
Rev Patrick Henry Williams will speak at the Townsend Club address from the Square in Jacksonville Tuesday at 7 30 p m. R H McCray, secretary, urges all Town sendites in and around Jackson ville to attend.
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Nelsonville
Patrick Henry Williams
Townsend Club
Jacksonville
R. H. McCray
Fewer Blazes in Forest Region Reported By Rangers
Nelsonville district of the Forest Service urges public cooperation as Fire Prevention Week nears Oct. 9 Volunteers monitor Snake Tower at Lick Runawnee and Shawnee Tower with two fire trucks ready for emergencies Protection covers about 150000 acres in Ohio Burning in open areas requires a permit and no burning before 4 p m daily Violators face arrest and prosecution
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Forest Service
Camp Nelson
R. J. Schaar
Lick Runawnee
Everett Carroll
Snake Tower
James Johnson
Longstreth
Shawnee Tower
Ohio
Schaar
Christ Church Rally Day Draws Throng in Nelsonville
Sunday School near 300 attendees as Christ Church of Christ hosts rally day services. A loyalty campaign targets 400 in Sunday School and a matching church attendance, with Rev. Leland Goodman delivering sermons on The Christian Ministry and Religion Its Radiance. The official board meets at 7 30 p m.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Leland Goodman
Masons to Meet Nelsonville Regular Meeting
Regular meeting of Philadorean Lodge No. 157 F and A M will be held Monday night at 7 30 in the Masonic Temple.
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Nelsonville
Philadorean Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Gable and Loy Star in Too Hot to Handle at Athena
Gable and Myrna Loy headline the newest co starring drama Too Hot to Handle at the Athena Theater. Action opens with Shanghai war thrills and aviation stunts as the news reel crew chase scoops amid bombings and a jungle rescue.
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Loy Click
Athena
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Athena Theater
Shanghai
South American
Miss Loy
Gable-Loy
Jack Conway
Orient
Lawrence Stallings
John Lee Mahin
Len Hammond
Walter Pidgeon
Bill Dennis
Walter Connolly
Gabby McArthur
Leo Carrillo
Joselito
Johnny Hines
Virginia Weidler
Betty Ross Clarke
Henry Kolker
Willie Fung
Patsy O'Connor
Flyer
Nelsonville Social Notes Hobos Theme Party Draws Local Teens
A Saturday night progressive party in Nelsonville featured six young women with escorts in a hobo style. Guests visited multiple homes including Elsie Keatings, Lee Galvin, and Jeanette Cranmer, with improvised camp fires, newspaper costume making, games, singing, and clues leading to refreshments in yellow baskets.
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Nelsonville
Elsie Keatings
Helen Stewart
Lee Galvin
Genevieve Kuhn
Galvin
Jeanette Cranmer
Betty Verity
Cranmer
Weekend social notes include visits and dinner guests
Attorney and Mrs. Charles Fox of Fremont attended the Welch funeral here over the weekend. Leighton Aumiller and son Dick of Columbus visited. William Budd Margaret Traynor Marie Paulis Donald Davis and Dwight Davis of Columbus were guests of Carlos Ogg. James Graham of Athens visited Ed Cranmer. John Edington hosted Elizabeth Edington and Irma Betts from Athens for dinner. Mrs. Bessie Warehime, recently treated at Doctors Hospital, is now with daughter Vesper Higgins in Columbus. Bertha Howard hosts Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Tuesday at 6 30.
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Attorney
Charles Fox
Fremont
Welch
Leighton Aumiller
Columbus
William Budd
Margaret Traynor
Marie Paulis
Donald
Dwight Davis
Carlos Ogg
James Graham
Athens
Ed Cranmer
Bessie Warehime
Doctors Hospital
Vesper Higgins
W. Dodridge
Nelsonville man pleads not guilty in intoxication case
Charles Tolli ver of Nelsonville appeared in court on a Sunday arraignment and denied intoxication charges. A hearing is set for Wednesday morning October 5 at 9 o'clock with Mayor G. Dew presiding. The Nelsonville Eagles Family Night program is postponed one week due to district initiation in Athens, now planned for Friday night.
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Nelsonville
Charles Tolliver
G. Dew
Nelsonville Eagles
Athens
Nelsonville WBA to Meet Tuesday Evening at Red Men’s Hall
The regular WBA meeting will be held Tuesday night at 7 o'clock in the Red Men's Hall in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
WBA
Red Men's
Hunters Sham e Gilroy Deer Kill Criticized
Cal game experts say the two toothless deer shot near Gilroy reflect poorly on hunters. They contend an aged buck with no teeth is easily felled by anyone with a club.
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Gilroy
Cal
Rams Upset Detroit in Week Eleven Clash
The Rams stunned the Lions 21-17 in Cleveland in Art Lewis era play. A key late fumble by Earl Clark set up Cleveland’s winning score, with Jim Benton recovering for the Rams and Corby ate breaking through for the final TD after a controlled drive.
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Chicago Bears
Washington
Red Skins
Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Cleveland
Detroit Lions
Art Lewis
Rams
Earl
Dutch) Clark
Jim Benton
Corby Ate
Funeral services for Alfred Ray in Nelsonville
Alfred Ray died Saturday at his mother's home Mrs. Mary Ray after eight weeks post operative complications. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 PM at Mrs. Ray's home conducted by Rev. Leland Goodman with interment at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Alfred Ray
Mary Ray
Leland Goodman
Greenlawn
Ray
Nelsonville GA Club Hosts Evening at IOOF Hall
The Nelsonville GA Club presents an entertainment tonight at 8 in the IOOF Hall. Monday evening event features community gathering with local performers and refreshments.
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Nelsonville
How They Finished Sundays Results
National League results include Pittsburgh 4 St Louis 7 and New York 5 Brooklyn 7 7. American League games show Detroit 10 Cleveland 5 Washington 5 2 Philadelphia 3 4 St Louis 4 5 Chicago 3 8.
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Reds Finish Season With Win Over Pirates
Cincinnati fans hailed a 5 4 victory over Pittsburgh as Ernie Lombardi clinched the NL batting title with a .342 average. Johnny Vander Meer notched his 15th win as Wally Berger's eighth inning homer helped seal the pennant-chase finale for 1938. Attendance set a club record at 725000.
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Johnny Mize
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Chicago
Ernie
Gophers Shine as Big Ten Title Contenders
Minnesota's Gophers show strength in a weekend set, beating Nebraska 16 to 7 while Ohio State tops Indiana 6 to 0 and Northwestern defeats Kansas State 21 to 0. Northwestern connections and Soper drive a 12 yard TD pass to Daly, as Michigan opens Crisler era with 14 to 0 over Michigan State.
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Jack Brown
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Bears Tie Blues In Little World Series Showdown
Newark Bears name Jack Haley to pitch for lead against Kansas City Blues in the Little World series. Newark won the second game 12 to 4 before 13 386 at Ruppert Stadium and will finish the series in Kansas City.
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N. J
Newark Bears
Jack Haley
Kansas City Blues
Bears
Ruppert Stadium
Kansas City
Ada Vansickle Dies at 73 in Murray City
Mrs. Ada Vansickle widow of George Vansickle aged 73 died Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Heavener in Murray City. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Heavener home with burial at Greenlawn. Survived by son Clarence of Athens two brothers Joseph Hawk Nelsonville and William Lloyd Logan and two sisters Mrs. Robert Bell and Mrs. Andrew Heavener. Reverend Lineberger conducted.
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Ada Vansickle
George Vansickle
Andrew Heavener
Murray City
Heavener
Greenlawn
Clarence
Athens
Joseph Hawk
William Lloyd
Logan
Robert Bell
Lineberger
Feller Sets Major Record With 18 Strikeouts In One Game
Cleveland pitcher Robert Feller struck out 18 Detroit Tigers in a 4 to 1 loss, then 10 to 8 in the second game, breaking the major league single game strikeout record previously held by Dizzy Dean. Greenberg finished the season with 58 home runs, two behind Babe Ruth, while Feller led in strikeouts with 240.
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U.P
Robert Feller
Detroit Tigers
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Hank Greenberg
Babe Ruth
Feller
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Christman
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Dizzy Dean
Buck Newsom
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World Series Leaders Predict Cubs and Yankees Thriller
Henry McLemore reports last minute World Series statements from Ford Frick, Will Harridge, Judge Landis, Gabby Hartnett, Joe McCarthy. They foresee a dramatic Cubs vs Yankees series with predictions ranging from four to seven games and Cubs taking two in Chicago before a New York finish.
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Will Harridge
Judge Landis
Joe McCarthy
Gabby Hartnett
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Chicago Cubs
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Frank Chance
Boston Bray
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Yankees Edge Cubs Clash Sets World Series Tone
Chicago fans face a rested Yankees squad as the two clubs meet in the World Series opener in Chicago. The Yankees boast stronger offense with five players at 20 plus homers to the Cubs 64 total. defensive edge also favors New York, led by Crosetti and Gordon in the keystone, Dimaggio patrolling center, and Hartnett hampered by injuries.
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Stanley Hack
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Gehrig
Dickey
Henrich
Gordon
Crosetti
Keystone
Shade Jurges
Herman
Selkirk
Hoag
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