Nelsonville School Board hires two teachers
The Nelsonville City Board of Education at its Monday meeting hired two new elementary and high school teachers. Mrs. Cael Huprich will remain in the high school for the current term, bringing five years of college work and two years teaching experience. Mrs. Gay Circle was hired as an elementary instructor with six years teaching in the county system. A resignation of Mrs. Elizabeth Knox was read and accepted.
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Welsonville
City Board of Education
Cael Huprich
Carbon Hill High School
Gay Circle
the Plains High School
Ohio University
Elizabeth Knox
Nelsonville
James Arthur Carl Campbell
Johnson
U. S. Army
Nelsonville High School
Buchtel
Doris Ellinger
Mary Nelson
Supt
D. W. Cod
Ding
Prin J. K. Kinneer
Sheltering Arms
Pital
Athens
Discharged Veteran Is Shot to Death
Fragmentary newspaper text reports a discharged veteran shot to death and mentions a Rex Hunters Dog Powders advertisement for pet care products. The readable lines reference a dog powder product and a medicated soap, with dubious context surrounding the event.
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Ami
Wren
Rex Hunters
Rez Hunters
Nixon Interment Set for Wednesday in Greenlawn
Nelsonville notices announce the burial of Frank Nixon age 63 at Greenlawn on Wednesday at 1 p m. Nixon a 20 year state employee died Sunday at a brother’s home in Columbus. He was born in the Hocking Valley and has Athens County cousins.
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Nelsonville
Greenlawn
Frank Nixon
Floyd Nixon
Columbus
Nixon
James H
Alice Nixon
Hocking Valley
Athens County
Senators Split With Pale Hose Miss Tie Boston Shuts Out Cubs
Detroit maintains AL lead as Washington loses to Chicago. Caldwell dominates Senators with a 9-4 loss after a 10-4 first game win by the White Sox. Yankees beat Cleveland on Keller grand slam. Cardinals, Browns slip. Cubs blanked by Wright. Dodgers edge Reds. rain reshapes schedule.
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Caldwell
Mr. Edison
Arclighta
Tigers
White Sox
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Mr. Caldlwell
Nats
Bengals
Washington
Detroit
Pemmant
Hank Greenberg
Eddie Mayo
Steve O'Neill
Dave Ferriss
Emmett O'Neill
Eddie Mierkowicz
Buffalo
Yankees
Cleveland
al Smith
Charley Keller
Ernie Bonham
New York
St. Louis
Browns
Athletics
Vern Stephens
Billy Southworth
Cardinals
Chicago
Ed Wright
Old Timers Defeat Glouster Sunday in 7-5 Ball Game
Old Timers beat Glouster 7 to 5 on Sunday with Jones Taylor and Jackson among the scorers. Glouster tallied two in the fourth after a first inning rally as Athens County players contributed to the Veterans team lineup.
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Buchtel
Board No
Glouster
Athens Rt
Everett G. Russell
Sharpsburg
Joseph H. Vrssing
Glen C. Hallingshead
New
Marshfield
Lloyd H. Cook
Robert G. Bookman
Donald E. McDonald
Charles H. Dearing
Frank L. Standall
High St. Nelsonville
Local Board
John William Haynen
Ora Cephas Adams
Nelsonville
Wells Otis van Dyke
Stewart
Fullerton's roundup on Princeton echoes and Poe sports lineage
Fullerton recounts Princeton's coaching vacancy with Net Poe not leading the scrub squad, recalls five Poe brothers who shone against Yale and World War I hero Johnny Poe, and notes horse racing tips from Willima Helis at Garden State Park with Felix the steward hoping for a winning Pericles.
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Bugh Fullerton
New York
Neilaodi
Poe
Princeton
Charley Caldwell
Nassau Hall
Prospect Street
Edgar Allen
Walter Camp
Tiger
Net
Arthur
Fresham
Johnny
Yale
New Haven
Willima Helis
Garden State Park
Felix
Helis
Heliu
Pericles
Standings and league leaders from the Associated Press
National League leaders include Holmes of Boston with 200 hits and 118 runs, 42 doubles and 28 pitching wins by Brecheen of St. Louis. Olmo of Brooklyn has 13 triples and Schoendienst 24 stolen bases. American League leaders list Cuccinello of Chicago batting, Stirnweiss of New York 4 runs, 92 RBIs, 18 triples, and Myatt of Washington sharing 28 stolen bases with Case. Pitching leader Nohouser of Detroit shows 20 8 record and a 733 ERA.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Detroit
Washington
Earl Caldwell
Chicago
Holmes
Boston
Walker
Rooklyn
Olmo
Brooklyn
Schoendienst
St. Louis
Brecheen
Cuccinello
Stirnweiss
New York
Mosen
Stephens
St.Louis
Case
Myatt
Stimnwells
Newhouser
OU Football Banquet Marks Start of Season
The pre season banquet at Howard Hall welcomed 71 players as Master of ceremonies Assistant Coach Trautwein introduced faculty and staff. President Baker urged education first and football success, while Coach Trautwein warned the squad they will wear uniforms and begin work the next day.
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Howard Hall
Bobcats
Trautwein
John ©. Baker
Soldier Mellinger Returns Home Then Prepares Fort Leonard Wood
Pfc. Orville E. Mellinger and his wife return to Nelsonville after overseas duty and will depart in 30 days for Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for a new assignment. The Jolly Qub group meets at 7:30 pm September 12 at the home of Mrs. Homer Warehime for a regular gathering with all members asked to attend.
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Florida
Georgia
Lewis Johnson
Carbondale
John
Pacific
Robert
California
Paul
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Nelsonville
Orville E. Mellinger
Dayton
M. E. Mellinger
Mellinger
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Jolly Qub
Homer Warehime
Yesterday's Major League Scores From Boston Night Action
In yesterday's results Boston beat Chicago 2 0 and Brooklyn edged Cincinnati 3 2 while St Louis defeated New York 2 0 and Pittsburgh shaded Philadelphia 9 5. In the American league New York routed Cleveland 53 while Boston posted 9 1. Detroit and St Louis were 2 2 and 3 3 respectively with Philadelphia 2 5 and Washington 10 4 and Chicago 4 9.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroiter
Sation
St. Louia
American New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Sheeketski Named Notre Dame Backfield Coach
Joe Sheeketski a Shadyside native and former Notre Dame halfback in the early 1930s succeeds Gene Ronzani who resigned last Wednesday as Notre Dame backfield coach. He previously coached at Holy Cross College.
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South Bend
Ind
Joe Sheeketski
Shadyside
Notre Dame
Gene Ronzani
Sheeketski
Holy Cross College
Miami Needs Two Games To Round Out Schedule
Oxford Ohio UM The Bunker Hill Naval Training Station grid icon eleven cancelled its two games with Miami University and Mertin A Ditmer director of Athletics for the University is seeking two repeattee tei round out the sched ule open dates are Sept. 29 and Nov. 10 Ditmer said.
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Miami
Oxford
Bunker
Hill Naval
Gridikon Eleven
Miami University
Mertin A. Ditmer
Ditmer
Association Teams Begin Playoff Tilts
Four American Association teams start the Shaughnessy playoff series aiming for a Little World Series berth. Milwaukee Brewers meet Louisville in Milwaukee while St Paul faces Indianapolis in the opening games. The best-of-seven format then shifts to Louisville and St Paul for the decisive series.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Brewers
Louisville
Milwaukee
St.Paul
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Cardinals Acquire Pitcher Charlie Root From Columbus
The Cardinals announce the purchase of right handed pitcher Charlie Root, 46, from Columbus. Root plans to return to his California home, and Cardinals officials said his plans could not be changed.
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ST. Louis
Charlie Root
St. Louis Cardinals
Columbus
Farry
Cardinal
Root
California
Roberts defeats Stone in knockout in Chicago bout
Gene Roberts of Danville stopped George Stone of Cincinnati in the first round at Chicago with a clean knockout. Stone weighed 121 1 4 pounds, Roberts 223 pounds, in a cruiserweight clash.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Gene Roberts
Danville
George @ Stone
Cincinnati
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