Nelsonville All-Stars Blank Nelsonville in 7 0 Exhibition
Este Crabt ree's All-Stars, featuring major and minor leaguers, shut out Nelsonville 7 to 0 before 800 fans. Nelsonville used Chesser Smith and Carlin as pitchers. Crabtree's team erupted with four triples and a home run in the fourth, delivering most of the runs as Nelsonville's defense struggled.
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Nelsonville
Este
Crabtree
Thursaday
Chesser
Smith
Carlin
Banowits
Estel Crabtree
Columbus Senators
Ryan
Gerber
Bonowitz
Ben Sweazy
Stewart
Garner
Focal League
Abroa Pooak Teonard
Sully
A. Hemaley
Meres
Seeeeee
R. Hemsleyv
Nelsonville AR
R. H. P.O. A. FE Smith
Witcher
C. Woodson
C.c
Woodson
Jenkins
Was
Geygan
Sulley
Geysan
Pierce Ryan
Hemsley
Ivan
Sweary
Cgerber Nonowiy
Leonard Flood
Vieree
C Woodson
Po Woodson Douhtnay
Dy Ryan
T Anton
Untitled baseball score note with multiple pitchers
The report lists pitchers and innings for a game with runs allowed by Ryan Sully Crabtree Chesser Smith Cartin and a wild pitch by Smith. Umpires were R Crabtree and Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Sully
Crabtree
Chesser
Smith
Cartin
R. Crabtree
Marshall
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Plans Antique Show
The Woman's Home Missionary Society met at Mrs. H. J. Zuber's Jefferson Street home. Devotional was led by Mrs. Clarence Butt. New study book chapter by Mrs. Henry Lancaster. Members reported Athens meeting. society plans an antique show and a Missionary Tea. Vive dollars go to the Y M C A fund. Mrs. H A Sayre joined. Refreshments served to 16 members and a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
H. J. Zuber
Jefferson Street
Clarence Butt
Henry Lancaster
Athens
Rose Cook
Effie Green
Clint Shafer
Id Crouse
Green
Frank Moore
H. A. Sayre
Zuber
Crouse
Lafe Hawkins
Hallowe'en Party Hosted by Miss Jennie Tennihill
Miss Jennie Tennihill entertained guests at a Hallowe'en party on Scott Street Thursday evening. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Marjorie Hickman Joe Galvin Dale Stage Charles Sims Louise Huffman Grace Linton Rob Huenefeld Mary Lou Hudson Jim Smith Mary Jo Hoffner Rob Wend Clifford Williams Helen Keating Oscar Hartley Gladys Brooks Lois DeVol Margaret Joy Shafer Helen Linton Bob Green Harriett Whitmore Frank Betts Ruth Keating Andy Hazlett Doris McManamay Edna Taughlin William Howe Grace Kuhn Mary James Billy Nelson Dwight Kuhn and hostess Jennie Tenihill Mrs Kuhn Mrs Hickman and Mrs John Tennihill assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Tennihill
Hallowe'en
Scott Street
Marjorie Hickman
Joe Galvin
Dale Stage
Charles Sims
Louise Huffman
Grace Linton
Rob Huenefeld
Mary Lou Hudson
Jim Smith
Mary Jo Hoffner
Rob Wend
Clifford Williams
Helen Keating
Oscar Hartley
Gladys Brooks
Lois DeVol
Margaret Joy Shafer
Helen Linton
Bob Green
Harriett Whitmore
Frank Betts
Ruth Keating
Andy Hazlett
Doris McManamay
Edna Taughlin
William Howe
Grace Kuhn
Mary James
Billy Nelson
Dwight Kuhn
Jennie Tenihill
Kuhn
Hickman
John Tennihill
Bridge club hosts in Chestnut Street gathering
Mrs. Earl Linscott entertained her bridge club on Thursday evening at Chestnut Street. Guest Mrs. Donald Retis joined the two-table game where high scores were earned by Mrs. W. Gray for first place and Mrs. Earl Baker for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Linscott
Chestnut Street
Bridge Club
Donald Retis
W. , Gray
Earl Baker
Stars Say Vor Saturday October 19
The planetary forecast for this day notes opportunities and favorable prospects for goals but warns of active opposition requiring courage. Large issues involve corporations or mergers, demanding decisive action to bring change in work or environment. Guard against accidents and personal injury. a birthday on this eve hints at bold achievement and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anon
Playgoers Attend Luncheon After Scripted Performance
The excerpt notes second and Mrs. R. H. Sayre third place in a setup, followed by a two course luncheon served after the play.
Candy and bake sale by Methodist Class at The Boot Shop
Class No. 15 of the Methodist Church will hold a candy and bake sale at The Boot Shop Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Proceeds support church activities and local charity.
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Methodist Church
Business visitors from Columbus and area travel this week
W. W. Knight Columbus and James Knight visit West Virginia for several days this week. S. C. C. Longley visits Columbus on Thursday. Mrs Elizabeth Tedrow spends days in Washington. L R Powell time with friends in Logan Thursday. Walter Gadbury attends Zenith Radio dealers meeting at Athens Berry Hotel Thursday evening. Mrs Ray O'Dell returns to Columbus after visit.
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W. W. Knight
Columbus
James Knight
West Virgina
Ray O'Dell
Madison Price
Cleveland
Local Social Notes Mention Lancaster Family Visit
Miss Mayme Keplar was a business visitor in Columbus Thursday while accompanying her brother Mr Henry Lancaster and his wife.
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Ing
Henry Lancaster
Mayme Keplar
Columbus
Lindbergh Finds Spurs Yucatan Guatemala Ruin Study
Dr. Aev. Rider of the Archaeological Department says extensive research and field work are needed to assess the significance of ancient ruins recently found by Col Charles A. Lindbergh in Yucatan and Guatemala. He notes the Carnegie Institution of Washington and American Airways co sponsor do not claim new sites were discovered.
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Andover
Mass
Charles A. Lindbergh
Yucatan
Guatemoala
Aev. Rider
Philips-Ander Academy
Lindbergh
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Law American Airways
Dr. Kidder
United Pres
Story of a Wife's Triumph Over Jealousy and Reawakening
A narrator schemes to visit Katie and The Larches while his mother-in-law plans to go to the kitchen and discipline the maid. Katie, drama loving and recently awarded a detective diploma, bands about burglar clues in a comical, melodramatic way, hinting at a plot about Marion's parentage.
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Katie
Missis Graham
Mary
Janet
Rawdon
Janet Rawdon
Marion
Doctors say prohibition a big failure and setback
At a Chicago convention, Dr Edward Martin of Philadelphia and Dr Jefe Miller of New Orleans argued that prohibition harms temperance and is ineffective. They, long opposed to alcohol abuses, urged colleagues to rethink the 18th Amendment, findings earning broad approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Martin
Philadelphia
American College of Surgeons
Jefe Miller
New Orleans
Fleet
Hoth
Ship Officer To Be Indicted For Death
NEW ORLEANS Oct 18 Second Officer John McGouldrick of the steamer Creole will be indicted in connection with the death of Jack Kraft when the vessel reaches New York. The action aims to clear the mystery as Kraft, a youthful New Yorker, was shot in the chest and leaped off the rail after quarreling with Miss Jonod, his traveling companion.
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New Orleans
John McGouldrick
Creole
Ine Lin
New York
Kraft
Jon «Od
Coonskin Library memorial dedication time moved
The Nabby Lee Ames Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution announces a 2:50 p.m. Sunday dedication at Amesville Presbyterian Church for the Coonskin Library memorial. The library was the first circulating library west of the Alleghenies and the church dates to May 14, 1820.
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Coonskin Library
Amesville
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Amesville Presbyterian Church
George Pilcher
Coonskin
Alleghany Mountains
Purchasers Risk Arrest Under Prohibition Says Judge
Federal Judge Charles J. Dawson told a Louisville grand jury that buyers of liquor face arrest under the prohibiton laws, just as sellers or others, stressing equal liability for all participants in liquor purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Dawson
Am Grand Jury
Louisville
32 Hairs Are Taken From a Boy's Eye
In Tiffin Ohio a 10 year old boy had 32 caterpillar hairs removed from one eye after being struck during school play. A physician used a magnifying glass to extract them one by one to relieve inflammation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erick
Japan to hold early talks before London naval conference
Tokio reports Japan will begin preliminary talks with other naval powers ahead of the five power naval conference in London. Foreign Minister Baron Mijure Shidihara stated Japan has accepted the British invitation and the delegation will travel to London via Washington to consult with President Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
London
Mijure Shidihara
Washington
Hoove
Tax collection time extended by Moler to November first
County Treasurer W. E. Moler announces an extension of the delinquent personal tax payment deadline to November first due to generous response to the appeal. He will visit First National Bank Gloucester October 28, The Peoples Bank Nelsonville October 29, The Citizens Bank Albany October 30, and The Coolville National Bank Coolville October 31 to collect remaining balances.
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W. E. Moler
Moller
First National Bank
Glouster
Peoples Bank
Nelsonville
Citizens Bank
Albany
Coolville National Bank
Cooleville
Moler
Orer
Sax Drives Away Thoughts of Cold in Night
A saxophonist resumes performance after a cold that morning seemed to linger. The musician notes the cold departed quickly, saying professionals know what knocks a cold in a few hours and allow the show to continue.
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Sax
Scrambled Word Clue and Miscue Notes from Geneva
Notes from the era mention the League of Nations meeting in Geneva not Genoa, with misspellings such as Trages dian and Sir Hugh wearing one spot. A photographer is described as having only three fingers on his left hand. The scrambled word If ERROGRAM appears as a prompt fragment.
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League of Nations
Geneva
Genoa
Sir Hugh
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