Major League Stars In Game Sunday at Nelsonville
Nelsonville hosted 400 to 500 fans as major league stars displayed power and defense in a 12 to 2 exhibition. Notables include Gordon Hinkle of the Boston Red Sox and Crabby, with several players slated for spring tryouts with St. Louis and other teams. Crabby struggled against Johnsons slants while Red Bird scout Fred Hunter planned future trials for the year’s finds. The game started at 2 30.
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Nelsonville
Oct
Gordon Hinkle
Boston Red Sox
Brown
Mize
Klienke
Crabtree
St. Louis Cardinals
Gideon
Newark
Big Bob Kline
Chattanooga
Murray
Henson
Omaha
Hinkle
Crabby
Johnson
Logan
Red Bird
Fred Hunter
Red Birds
Wilsons Host Bridge Night for Akron Guests
Mr. and Mrs. HM KE Wilson entertained Thursday night with two tables of bridge honoring house guests Mr. and Mrs. James Adams of Akron. The Wilsons and Mr. and Mrs. William Brooks attended the Adams wedding in Akron.
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Nelsonville
HM KE. Wilson
James Adams
Akron
Wilson
William Brooks
Adams
Nelsonville residents host Sunday guests across multiple towns
A string of Sunday visits links Nelsonville residents with families in Wales Mills New Straitsville Columbus Akron Zanesville Chillicothe Westerville Toledo and Chicago. Notable stops include Mr and Mrs James Hallett in Newark and Mr and Mrs Harrold Robinson in Toledo.
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James Sharp
Mary Sharp
T. J. Davis
Gard McLaughlin
Wales Mills
L. Lloyd
Clarence Grasley
New Straitsville
Ray Rushin
Columbus
Allan Riley
James Hallett
Loren Mason
Newark
Leo Hans
Rhea
Akron
Hans
John Hoodlett
Thomas Evans
Detroit
Lowell Burnell
Leighton Aumiller
Will Burnell
Frank Moore
Harry Galvin
Delaware Cattle Farma
R. E. Swope
Zanesville
James Knight
Shirley
Alex Nelson
George Bonner
Chillicothe
W. B. Crawford
Westerville
Mildred Graham
Columbia
L. A. Davis
Harry Stage
Alva Daugherty
Harrold Robinson
Toledo
James Adams
Chicago
H. E. Wilson
Barker Family Celebrates Charles A Barker Ninety Years
Mr and Mrs Will Barker Mrs Frances Gettle Mrs C H Gettle and other Barker relatives from Nelsonville Columbus Newark Athens and The Plains gathered on the Lower Plains for the 90th birthday of Charles A Barker. A granddaughter Opal Barker Foughty presented a large birthday cake.
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Charlies A. Barker
Nelsonville
Will Barker
Frances Gettle
C. H. Gettle
Henry Gettle
This City
C. M. Barker
Don Truby
Crystal
Eileen Barker
Harold
Gerald Barker
Columbus
Ed Braker
Frank Barker
Charles Peters
Athens
Newark
James Bell
Betty Guseman
Bob Barker
the Plains
Charles A. Barker
Lower Plains
Opal Barker Foughty
Past Matrons and Patrons mark tenth anniversary event
Nelsonville reports the Past Matrons and Patrons of Eudora Chapter O E S will observe the tenth anniversary during the Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Temple. A potluck dinner at 6 o'clock will precede the 7 30 meeting.
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Nelsonville
Eudora Chapter
O. E
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Nomad Spirit Moves as Chauncey Families Relocate
Chauncey residents report a flurry of moves with families shifting addresses. Wesley Walburns relocate to Gabriel Pencilli property on Jacobs Avenue, other neighbors fill vacated homes. Albert Jackson and Adrien Simpkins families lease nearby properties as several households transfer to Dayton Columbus and Albany area.
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Chauncey
Wesley Walburn
High Street
Gabriel Pencilli
Jacobs Avenue
Fiske
Walburns
Pencilli
Albany
T. Warnick
Columbus
Albert Jackson
Nile Dew
Clarence Staley
Elsie Oliver
May Avenue
Arthur Brewer
Dayton
Brewer
Adrien Simpkins
Reena Shafer
Nye
Downhour
Cunningham
Fouty
Austin Martin
Millfield
G. O. P. Breakfast Plans Draw Wide Republican Attendance
Nelsonville hosts a Republican wives breakfast next Monday October 15 at 10 50 am at Legion Home to honor candidates spouses and draw large crowds. State judiciary wives travel by caravan from Columbus with Logan Glouster Athens Albany Coolville groups joining. Noted attendees include Mrs Charlies Pride Mrs Hal H Rowland Mrs Orville Dailey and Mrs John McLaughlin. Reservations urged with local organizers.
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Nelsonville
Legion Home
State and Judiciary
Columbus
Logan
F. M. McKay
Charlies Pride
Glouster
Hal H. Rowland
Athens
Athens County
Orville Dailey
Albany
John McLaughlin
Harry Kelly
Bill Hickman
Dean Linscott
EB. J. Arnold
Eleven Mines Active in Chauncey District
Chauncey Poston Mine No. 6 operates today while Mine No. 25 and Hocking stay idle. Eleven mines are active in the district, including No. 9, No. 24, No. 69, No. 15, No. 68, No. 107, No. 267, Poston No. 6, Lick Run, Luhrig and Kimberly. Chauncey resident Mrs. Charles Downhour celebrates a birthday Friday with relatives. sister Mrs. Mila Stalder bakes the cake as family attends.
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Chauncey District
Chauncey Poston
Chauncey Mine
Hocking
Poston No
Lick Run
Luhrig
Kimberly
Chauncey
Charles Downhour
Mila Stalder
Thomas Hoffman
Athens
W. D. Smart
Imogene
Barbara
Downhour
Rites Held for Homer McManaway in Nelsonville
Homer McManaway age 62 died from injuries after being struck by a car near Haydenville. Funeral services were held at Stout's Funeral Home in Nelsonville conducted by Rev. Eads. Burial at Carbon Hill. Survived by wife Jennie, a brother and two sisters. McManaway was York Township constable under justice H. E. Donley. Roy Sheskey of Dayton faces reckless driving and leaving the scene charges in Logan mayor's court.
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Homer McManaway
Nelsonville
Stout
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Haydenville
Eads
Independent Holiness Church
Carbon Hill
Jennie MccManaway
McManaway
York Township
Justice of the Peace
H. E. Donley
Roy Sheskey
Dayton
Sheskey
Mayor's Court
Mayor Fines Three In Nelsonville Under Intoxication Charges
Nelsonville reports show George Lattimer pled guilty on arraignment before Mayor 8. G. Holland and was fined five dollars plus costs. Casper Brown of Haydenville pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid ten dollars and costs. Edward Byers of Bailey Run, initially contesting OUI, changed to guilty and received a hundred dollar fine with six months suspended driving rights. Society notes: High Missionary Society meets tonight with Carma Hefner.
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Nelsonville
George Lattimer
G. Holland
Casper Brown
Haydenville
Edward Byers
Bailey Run
Death of Mrs. Mary Walters at The Factory
Mrs. Mary Walters age 47 died at her home at The Factory Fune ral services set for Wednesday at 1 PM at the Presbyterian Church Burial will be in Greenlawn She is survived by husband Chancy Walters and three children Dwight Lillian Robison and Lucile Goss her mother and stepfather Will Powell and Lewis Powell a half brother Troop 46 Boy Scouts begin a six week bridge tournament Thursday at the K of P Hall Proceeds fund traveling expenses with aim to attend the Washington DC national convention next summer
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Nelsonville
Mary
Walters
Presbyterian Church
Greenlawn
Chancy Walters
Dwight
Lillian Robison
Lucile Goss
Will Powell
Lewis Powel
Business Girls Class Meets at Christian Church Tonight
The Business Girls Class of the Christian Church meets tonight at 7 30 with Mrs H Steenrod. A potluck lunch follows the business session.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Steenrod
Birth and job moves in Nelsonville and Warren
Mr and Mrs Harry Kelly Jr announce the birth of a daughter Sharon on Saturday Oct 6. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry Kelly Sr. Miss Lillian Stover left Friday to teach commerce and history in Trumbull County schools. her mother Mrs C A Stover accompanies her to Warren to stay midweek.
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Nelsonville
Hary Kelly, Jr
Rebecca Sharp
Sharon
Harry Kelly
Lillian Stover
Trumbull County
C. A. Stover
Warren
FERA Home Mechanics Class To Meet Monday
The FERA class in Home Mechanics will meet in the Manual Arts Room at Athens High School starting Monday at 7 p.m. New members may join at the meeting. Classes run five nights a week for three hours each night, with the Athens School Board providing the room.
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FERA
Athens High School
Arch Knowlton
Athens School Board
Mortician C F Wallace Buys Ambulance Coach
Glouster C F Wallace proprietor of the Front Street mortuary has purchased an invalid coach of late type for use in ambulance work and related duties.
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Glouster
C. F. Wallace
Front Street
Wae
Gallaher Drug Store Opens in South Court Street
Opening day events at Gallaher Drug Store on South Court Street feature J F Gallaher from Dayton and A F Zicht D W Long and M K Wood. The modern store includes display counters 15 booths for lunches and a basement kitchen. 5000 roses and gifts were given away. Gallaher operates 26 Ohio stores and one in Huntington W V with locations in Dayton Marietta Zanesville Lancaster Portsmouth Chillicothe Marion Springfield Xen ia Middletown.
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Gallaher
South Court Street
J. F. Gallaher
Dayton
A. F. Zicht
D. W. Long
M. K. Wood
Ohio
Huntington
W. Va
Marietta
Zanesville
Lancaster
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Marion
Springfield
Xenia
Middletown
Agriculture Teachers Meet Elect Officers
October meeting of vocational agriculture teachers in Athens County at W. C. Barrett’s New Marshfield home discussed farmers institutes. E. M. Musgrave of Albany and county agent T. H. Johnson led the discussion. Officers elected for the coming year: chairman J. L. McKitrick and secretary W. C. Barrett. Present were several area teachers and couples from Amesville Stewart Carpenter Athens Carbondale.
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New Marshfield
Athens County
W. C. Barrett
E. M. Musgrave
Albany
T. H. Johnson
J. L. McKitrick
J. L. MecKitrick
Amesvile
H. Martin
Stewart
Athens
8. C. Hartman
Carpenter
R. R. Barker
Robert Harrison
Carbondale
Gatchel Family Leaves for California Visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Gatchel Jr. with Mrs. C. H. Baughn and Mrs. W. R. Patterson ended a several week stay with relatives in Glouster and left today for Los Angeles. They were joined by Clyde Gatchel who may relocate to California.
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Glouster
John Gatchel, Jr
C. H. Baughn
W. R. Patterson
Los Angeles
Calif
Clyde Gatchel
California
Three Men Injured In Glouster Auto Crash
Three men sustained minor injuries when two autos collided at the Route 78 and Route 13 junction near the new bridge in Urbancrest around noon Sunday. Alfred Morris Ed Cartwright and Harry Harmon were in one car returning from a Muskingum River fishing trip while Pete Shipolewski was in the other vehicle. Morris suffered a gash above the eye and Harmon hip and head injuries while Shipolewski had a chest wound. Cartwright escaped injury. All injured were taken to a local physician for treatment.
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New Bridge
Urbancrest
Alfred B. Morris
Ed Cartwright
Harry Harmon
Pete Shipolewski
Corning
Morris
Cartwright
Muskingum River
Harmon
Shipolenski
Victim of Auto Accident Taken to Hospital
GLOUSTER Emory Lantz Trimble injured in an auto mobile accident in the city about 2 30 Saturday afternoon. He was taken to Grant Hospital Columbus Sunday afternoon by local ambulance. His wife accompanied him. Improvement noted until Sunday afternoon when his condition worsened with pain through one lung and restlessness.
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Glouster
Emory
Dump
Checks Delayed by Missing Semiannual Fund Draw
Glouster trustees could not issue checks to road workers at Saturday’s meeting due to a missing semiannual fund draw. They expect to pay bills once county funds arrive. The report notes 15 confinement cases with physician payments this month, up from 13 the prior month.
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Glouster
Glouster Child Taken to Hospital for Appendicitis
William Glouster four year old son of Mrs Tillie Degarmore Burr Oak was driven to St Francis Hospital Columbus by ambulance Saturday night after an attack of appendicitis. His mother accompanied him and Sunday morning it was stated surgery would be performed today.
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Glouster—William
Tillie Degarmore
Burr Oak
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
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