Eagles Win Third Game to Narrow Nelsonville Series
The Eagles beat Brooks Shoes 4 to 1 to cut the best-of-five city championship, with Toth pitching two-hits for seven Eagles hits. Barstow and Cope led with two hits each, Harkins delivered a three-base hit and two RBIs but was thrown out at the plate attempting a homer. A Brooks triple play thwarted a potential Eagles rally.
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Will and Carsey families reunion held at Will home
The first Will and Carsey reunion gathered at the Seymour Will home with extended families from Athens Halliday Long Bottom Steubenville Minersville Urbana and Springfield. An elaborate dinner followed social time and the next reunion is set for the last Sunday in August 1943.
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Steubenville
Lelia Singers
Minersville
Evelyn
Kenneth Robinson
Freedom
Carl Martin
Denver Vannest
Hazel
Leo
Norman
Nina
Robert
Carol
Kermit Vannest
Pratts Fork
Lowell Zeigler
Flora
Minnie Capple
Pomeroy
Richardson Gordon
Patricia Ann
Sandra Kay
Springfield
Doug Will
Edmund Carsey
Frank Hayes
Jerry
Bobbie
Long Bottom
Richard Heilman
Bunker Hill
Ziba Midkiff
Hemlock Grove
Victor Genheimer
Joe Will
Ella Smith
Laura Schaefer
Goldie Sargent
J. Christy
A. O. Lightfoot
George Bolin
Mevin Bolin
Cable
Earl Gaston
Charles McDaniel
William
Laura McDaniel
Urbana
Who
Richard Gordon
Emmet Will
Donald Will
Genevieve Will
M. Will
J W. Bailey
W. S. Spencer
Lewis Harris
Nora
Vanderetts
Syracuse
Miss Harris
Dorothy Mees
Columbus
P. E. Stanley
Miss Mees
Stanley
Wil Merritt
Pioneer Society
FE. W. Kingsland
Court St
Kingsland
Twilight Garden Club
Anna Vaughan
Butternut Ave
Pt Pleasant Social Notes Highlights Club Meetups
Mrs Frank C Long Jr hosted her opridge club at Viand St with guests Mrs John Clay Hutchinson and members including Mrs Edgar Tuckerman Mrs L B Hannon Mrs R H Melrose and others. Prizes went to high score Mrs Long and low score Mrs Brown. Five Hundred club also met with Miss Emma Clark and Miss Edith Mercer as guests and prize winner Mercer.
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Farold W. Werry
Charles Werry
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Pomeroy
Frank C. Long, Jr
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R. H. Melrose
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Max Koenigsberg
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Five Hundred Club
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Emma Clark
Edith Mercer
Coraopolis
Mercer
Clark and
Tom Halliday
Milton L. Miller
Harry Roush
Walter A. Windsor
Nelson A. Park
Cutler Social And Personal Notes From the Farmers Club Picnic
Local readers attend a Farmers Club picnic at Fleming Experimental Farm with lists of guests including Lloyd and Carrie Oliver Place and many other area families. Mrs. Eva Landers visits Bartlett. Virginia Place and Myrtie Dunbar spend time with relatives. births noted for Frances Kaye at Memorial Hospital.
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Milton Proctor
New Jersey
Francis McAtee
Barbara
Leota McAtee
Parkersburg
Ida McAtee
George Root
Frances Kaye
Memorial Hospital
Grate Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court
Garland Grate secured a divorce from Helen Grate on grounds of gross neglect and was awarded custody of their child Mary Louise Grate after a Tuesday hearing.
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court Case
Anna Pauline Pomeroy Ohlinger was granted a divorce from Lloyd Ohlinger after a Wednesday afternoon hearing in common pleas court. The divorce cites extreme cruelty. the couple married March 21, 1931 and have no children. The article also notes Cromwell’s head appeared on British coins during the 1649 1660 Commonwealth.
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Anna_ Pauline Ohlinger
Lloyd Ohlinger
Common Pleas Court
Oliver Cromwell
Rose Sells Stock To Guy L. Hulbert
Rose, retired to a Proctorsville farm, sold his hardware stock to Guy L. Hulbert of Buffalo W Va for cash. Hulbert will move stock to his Kanawha store by next Monday and Rose will vacate Oct 1 while collecting remaining accounts and disposing of fixtures.
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Goode
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Moore divorce suit filed after adultery and cruelty
Charles Neal Moore filed for divorce from Freda Mae Moore in common pleas court on Wednesday. They married September 19, 1919 at Middleport and have four children. He seeks custody of the minor Letecia Moore.
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Pomeroy
Freda Mae Moore
Charles Neal Moore
Common Pleas
Middleport
Letecia Moore
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