Factory and East Barbers Tie For First In League
Nelsonville Sept 2 The Factory team defeated Central 10 to 0 at the city playgrounds to tie East Barbers for first in the league’s last half. Howarth pitched for Central and walked three in a row. Coepe lined a left field single and two runs scored. Hurley stole second and scored on a bad throw. The game ended after five innings due to darkness. The report includes club officers, nominations, and acknowledgments from the local society meeting at Athens district convention in Coolville with Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Shirley honored.
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Nelsonville
Thena Factory
Rom Central
Factory
Howearth
Central
J. Coepe
Coepe
Hurley
Sharp
Coope
Warren
Keating
Barbers
Jenkins
Chesher
Oliver
Standard Beavers
Shirley
Flora Ledlie
Wesley Hawk
O. R. Shirley
Thomas Spencer
John Murphy
Frank O'Mara
Retta Howe
Bertha Barker
John Herrold
Charles, Monks
Mary Robertson
Elizabeth Green
Willard H. Bartoe
Alex Dailey
John Williams
W. H. Coe
Pearl Williams
Athens
Coolville
Barker
Howe
Wanders Away Nick Beerman Picked Up Near New Straitsville
Nick Beerman aged and feeble wandered from his son’s home near New Straitsville. A passing motorist found him on the road, brought him to Nelsonville where he met Jack Pearson, a friend, for supper and bed. The son learned of his father’s location and planned to come tonight.
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Nelsonville
New Straitsville
Nick Beerman
Beerman
Jack Pearson
Jack
Nick
Nelsonville Citizen Suffers Stroke
Marion Coakley, a well known Nelsonville resident, suffered a stroke at the Athena Glazed Brick plant yesterday morning. Both legs were affected. he was moved to his West Washington street home and is reported improved this morning.
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Nelsonville
Marion Coakley
Athena ‘Glazed Brick Company
Coakley
West Washington Street
Child Dies of Illness in Murray City Family
Agnes Sabo, one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Sabo of Murray City, died after a week long stomach illness at home in Nelsonville. Funeral plans pending. burial to take place in Buchtel.
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Frank Sabo
Murray City
Nelsonville
Agnes
Buchtel
Tour is ended as European trip returns to Nelsonville
Charles E. Poston and Mrs. W. C. Poston and Miss Catherine Spencer return home from a June European tour arranged by Poston. Mr. Julius Fischer and Mrs. Fischer stay in Germany, the Rev. Eugene Owens extends his stay in Ireland, and George Adamson remains in England. An enjoyable tour was reported.
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Nelsonville
Charles E. Poston
W. C. Poston
Catherine Spencer
Julius Fischer
Germany
Fischer
Eugene Owens
Ireland
George Adamson
England
Charles Poston
Arm Breaks For Martin Hall Cranking Auto
Nelsonville Sept 2 Martin Hall son of Mr and Mrs George Hall sustained a broken arm yesterday morning while attempting to crank an automobile. He works at the East End store.
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Martin Hall
Nelsonville
George’. Hall
East End
King's Men from Nelsonville Attend Reunion at Connett Church
Members of the King's Men of Nelsonville will attend a reunion and homecoming at Connett church Sunday. The local group will participate in the program.
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Nelsonville
King’s Men
Connett Church
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Cox Home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church met at Mrs. W H Cox's home on West Columbus street with seventeen members present. Mrs Otto Shirley led devotional service. Mrs A L Barker presided as president and read the annual report in the treasurer's absence.
Dinner Party Attended by Joy Family Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Joy entertained guests at a Friday dinner. Attendees included Mrs. Edward Joy with son Jack and daughter Josephine, Mrs. Joe Lehman with daughter, and Mrs. Marie Passwater with son Bobby, along with Mrs. Laura Passwater of Zanesville, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joy of Lancaster, and Mrs. E. Burchfield with daughter from this city.
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Henry Joy
Edward Joy
Jack
Josephine
Joe Lehman
Marie Passwater
Bobby
Laura Passwater
Zanesville
Frank Joy
Lancaster
E. Burchfield
This City
First family reunion since 1895 set for Monday at Rising Park
The Smart, Joy, Harvey, Stephenson, Poling, Green and Achauer descendants meet at Rising Park in Lancaster on Monday, inviting all titled lineage members to attend for the reunion marking a long hiatus since 1895.
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Smart
Joy
Harvey
Stephenson
Poling
Green
Achauer
Rising Park
Lancaster
Esther class hosts wiener and corn roast in Ashton
Mrs Walter Warner on Ashton lavenue entertained the Esther class of the Christian church Friday with a wiener and corn roast. A program and games followed indoors after the outdoor roast. Mrs Clara Rudolph of Chicago attended as a guest. Twenty five members were present.
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Walter Warner
Ashton Lavenue
Esther
The
Christian Church
Clara Rudolph
Chicago
Personal Mention Of Miss Saxon And Miss Bryan Visit
Miss Margaret Saxon of this city and Miss Cora Bryan of Buffalo New York have been visiting here, details noted in social column.
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Margaret Saxon
Cora Bryan
Buffalo
N. Y
Park and social notes from Columbus region
The column lists residents visiting Columbus and surrounding towns, including Miss Mildred cry Detroit guest of Miss Margaret Saxon, and many others such as Miss Esther Verity, Miss Doris Mayer, Miss Rowena Shafer, and Mrs. S. Blackburn. Trips mentioned include a motor tour to Cleveland Akron Barberton and Columbus, with several families hosting relatives in Columbus, Nelsonville, Rockbridge and Raceland Kentucky.
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Columbus
Mildred Cry
Detroit
Mich
Margaret Saxon
Wesley Hawk
Mable Poston
Charles Poston
R. I. Swope
American Railway Express
Ross Thomas
Anna
Circle Hill
Nelsonville
Lillian
Ruth Marie Spencer
Rowena Shafer
Chauncey
Esther Verity
Doris Mayer
Lou
Mable Shafer
Minnie Laughlin
Emma Connor
Freda
Anna Frost
Fanny Tasterling
Fred Brown
Logan
Joe Verity
D. F. Shafer
Marion Coakley
Loren North
Fay Shelton
Margaret Harkins
Rockbridge
Ohio
Robert Huenefeld
Robert Jr
Raceland
C. C. Barker
James Downing
Home with Babies Fills The Picture
Dear Elsie column recounts a mother of three reflecting on life choices versus a childless friend. The grown woman recalls hard but happy days keeping house for her family and warns Alice that status and luxury feel hollow without someone to care for. Martha adds contrast with independence and longing for earlier duties.
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Lice
Alice
Martha
Elsie
Propitious astro omen hints at upheaval and public contact
The reading foresees a benignant Jupiter Luna alignment bringing success and possible radical change or public interaction. It warns of abrupt events for those with birthdays, predicting limelight with caution for duplicity and health.
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Jupiter
Luna
Sigat
Lonely Rose Seeks Fun Despite Night Shift Blues
In a letters page exchange, Rose laments daytime monotony caused by her husband’s night work. A reader shares a similar past and advises finding activities at home, with her own family example of managing leisure by coordinating with a spouse’s schedule and enjoying time with a child.
B and O May Seek Troops Over Ohio Coal Field Killings
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad may ask Governor Donahey to send troops to protect workers and property in Eastern Ohio after fireman A J McGee was shot near Flushing Ohio. Suspect Italian miner John Argento is under arrest.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Vic Donahey
Eastern
Ohio
C. G. Gorsuch
A. J. McGee
Flushing
John Argento
Striking Pillar Damages Hotel Berry Entrance
An Ohio Transit bus failed to stop at the curb and knocked a pillar from the portico at Hotel Berry yesterday afternoon. The bus continued onto the sidewalk after tearing the pillar loose, with no injuries reported.
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Hotel Berry
Ohio Transit
Welfare Worker Dies During Visit In Meigs County
Mrs. Mary G Winters a longtime welfare worker from Ironton died at her brother David Geyers home in Pomeroy during a visit to attend her brothers eighty second birthday. She was born May 16 1843 in Pomeroy taught at Thomas Fork Cheshire and Syracuse before moving to Ironton in 1870. Her obituary notes she served as department chaplain of the Woman's Relief Corps and was active in missionary work. Howard Winters a state school official in Columbus is a son. Services are planned at the Geyer residence and then in Ironton at Spencer M E church.
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Pomeroy
Mary G. Winters
Ironton
David Geyer
Thomas Fork
Cheshire
Syracuse
Thomas Winters
Woman's Relief Corps
Howard Winters
Columbus
Geyer
F. O. Weed
Simpson M. E
Spencer M. E
Los Angeles Aviator Announces Global Flight Plan
David Feltz backs Los Angeles aviator Bob MacDougall to pilot a nonstop Los Angeles to Tokyo leg as the first step in a four stop round the world flight. The announcement signals planned long distance flight with multiple legs.
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Los Angeles
Tokio
David Feltz
Bob MacDougall
Mrs Dodge Weds Lt. Manning In Honolulu Ceremony
Honolulu reports Mrs Horace Dodge Jr. now Mrs Benjamin F. Manning after a late summer wedding. The divorcee of the Dodge family, she married the army lieutenant in a simple ceremony marking a new union in Hawaii.
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Honolulu
U.R
Horace Dodge, Jr
Benjamin F. Manning
Ohio State Fair attendance expected to soar
A large crowd was anticipated at the Ohio State fair in Columbus on September 2 as favorable weather and heightened excitement were expected to boost attendance.
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Columbus
Eighteen Deputy Sheriffs Denied Pay by County Audit
Eighteen deputy sheriffs appointed to guard the Lick Run and Luhrig mines were told by Auditor Clyde Edmundson that the county treasury has no funds to pay their $5 daily wages. They presented sheriff orders but the auditor could not honor them with warrants due to lack of county funding. The guards have consulted a Logan attorney who advised suing if the county withholds pay. deputies are bonded at $5,000 for about four months. The issue will be discussed at the county commissioners meeting Monday.
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William Williams
Lick Run
Luhrig
Clyde Edmundson
Logan
Williams
Corning Schools Announce Early Fall Opening
Corning officials say Corning high school will open Monday September 5 for registration with regular sessions to begin Tuesday. St Bernards school will also open Tuesday with announcements made by A F Darby superintendent.
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Corning
A. F. Darby
Corning High School
St. Bernards School
Mrs Richard Curbson Hosts Card Party in Corning
Mrs Richard Curbson entertained a card party in Corning with guests Mrs Allen Laird Mrs Ben Orris Mrs Sam Frasure Mrs Fred Quinn Mrs William Bennett Miss Morris Miss Jo Bennett and the hostess. Luncheon was served.
Deer in Hocking valley hunting licenses drop this year
The industrial slump in the Hocking valley and restrictions on squirrel hunting reduced hunting licenses. Merk of Common Pleas Court Thurman L. Morgan reports only 856 licenses issued this year versus 1,133 by this time last year.
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Hocking Valley
Merk of Common Pleas Court
Thurman L. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Right of Teachers To Be Normal Is Urged at Meeting
The second day of the Athens County Teachers institute opened at Ewing auditorium with talks on educational and moral issues. F E Reynolds of the state teachers association urged unity and rights for teachers. Dr. H Porter discussed temperance Day. Superintendent Charles S Meek criticized public expectations of the “school-marm” and urged teachers to live normal social lives. The program closed with meetings for grade and high school staff, plus a piano solo by Helen Laverty and a solo by Lois Cecil.
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Athens County ‘Teachers’ Institute
Ewing Auditorium
Alex Root
F. E. Reynolds
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Reyneeds
Ohio
Reynolds
Dc. H. Porter
Athens Law and Order League
Profes
Meek
Helen Laverty
Lois Cecil
New Face Powder Promises Long Wear and Purity
A new MELLO-GLO youth shade advertises exclusive appeal. It touts longer wear, pore effects, a new process, and absolute purity. Sold for one dollar by The D. Zenner Co.
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D. Zenner Co
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Europe
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New York
Fordham University
Walter A. Crawford
Frank Cavanaugh
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