Buckeyes Top Stratton Motors 6-2 in Darkened Nine Innings
Woodson's Buckeyes defeated Jack Taylor's Stratton Motors 6 to 2 in a slow four inning contest halted by darkness. Ben Sweazy and Vern Coakley led the offense with two hits each, while Ed Sharp struggled on the mound for Stratton Motors. The victory keeps Woodson’s team in the chase for the league title.
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Nelsonville
Woodson
Buckeyes
Jack Taylor
Stratton Motor
Stratton
Hope Woodson
Ben Sweazy
Vern Coakley
Ed Sharp
Stratton Motors
Smith
W. Woodson
Buckeye
Joe Taylor
Carlin
Walker
Wild
Coakley
Sweazy
Chat Woodson
Garner
P. Woodson
Jobey
H. Woodson
Mac Chevrolets
R. H. PO
A.B Smith
Jenkins
Stratton M. Abr
A. E
Galvin
Byron
Hilleary
Linton. c
Mharp
Iss
Tee Ake
Css
Sharp
H. Woodsen
J. Taylor
Woodsen
Pearson and Dalton
Local 4-H exhibits crown winners in Nelsonville contest
The 4-H Club exhibits in the Agricultural tent were judged by a local committee. The Happy Hustlers 4-H Club of Happy Hollow won the cash prize for its group display. Individual prizes were awarded for best made clothes, gifts, stories, and home baking with multiple winners named, and judges included Mrs. W. Bo Mechem and Miss Bernice Bennett. Old Home Week drew record crowds as Rita and Dunn wowed crowds with aerial feats.
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Nelsonville
Happy Hustlers
Happy Hollow
W. Bo Mechem
Bernice Bennett
Katherine Warehimes
Elizabeth Brady
Thelma Brady
Gaynelle Altman
Tubby Moore
Katherine Warehime
Vesper Warehime
Marie Warehime
Dorothy Howard
Vivian Maccombs
Hillenbeth Brady
Ruth Warehime
Ruth Lowry
Della Shaw
Finsterwald
Harry Robo
Hubert Lancaster
Bessie Stephenson
Cora Katzenback
Fred Hall
Bessie Warehime
John Katzenback
Ond
Addie Maccombs
Winsterwald
R. BE. Gibson
Alkire
Focal Bakers
Rita & Dunn
Dunn
Nelsonville High School
Donald Johnson
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Wire Stolen From Briar Hill Mine in Recent Thefts
About 1 000 feet of copper wire was stolen from Briar Hill Mine Happy Hollow Tuesday night Walter Maccombs the property operator told local police This marks the third raid by wire thieves on the mine in recent weeks.
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Nelsonville
Briar Hill
Happy Hollow
Walter Maccombs
Bridge Evening Honors Local Ladies in Cleveland
Mrs lb S McCune and Mrs Oto Kaelin hosted a bridge party in Cleveland with four tables in play. Jol Zeller Jr won high and Benson Preston took second as twuest prizes were awarded to McCune and Kaelin. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Willard Hall of Akron and Mrs Arthur Burgess of Lancaster.
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Lb. S. McCune
Oto Kaelin
Cleveland
Frank Jackson
Washington Street
Bridge
Jol Zeller Jr
Benson Preston
McCune
Kaelin
Willard Hall
Akron
Arthur Burgess
Lancaster
Chicken dinner to be served Friday noon
Members of a Sunday School Class at the Methodist Church will host a chicken dinner Friday at noon in the Krepped building on West Columbus Street. Proceeds support church activities and church outreach programs.
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Krepped
West Columbus Street
The
Methodist Church
Three Hearings on Intoxication Cases in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on September 12 Mayor L J Eberle heard three intoxication charges. Noah Guess of Greendale and Donald Khorich of Coolville pled guilty and were fined $10 plus costs. Bil Davis of Nelsonville pled guilty. sentence to be determined. Acting Chief George Bateman and Special Officer Raymond Raine handled arrests.
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Nelsonville
L. J. Eberle
Noah Guess
Greendale
Donald Khorich
Coolville
George Bateman
Bil Davis
Raymond Raine
Brothers recall bygone days visiting Nelsonville and coal era
Three Johnson brothers Edward Thomas and James of Columbus toured Nelsonville and Murray City recalling early Hocking coal field days. They visited former miners doctors and lawyers, recalled old offices stores and the town’s growth, noting how success did not erase youth friendships.
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Nelsonville
Edward
Thomas
James Johnson
Columbus
Hocking
Llovd
Murray City
John Sliter
Sunday Creek
Brash Fork
Johnson Brothers
New Pittsburg
Thomas Johnson
Edward Johnson
WN. Alderman
Athens
Alderman
Tom
Jimmy
Judge Wood
Ohio University
W. EB. Pet
Jones
Boshood
Old Gold Cigarette Wins Soldier Test at Camp Smith
At Camp Smith Peekskill New York soldiers tested brands and the two year old Old Gold cigarette won over three older brands. The Old Seventh New York regiment scored 506 yanks with Old Gold while 195 bull's-eyes were recorded for the next brand and 81 86 for the other two, indicating a clear preference.
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New York
Seventh’ Regiment
Camp Smith
Peekskill
N.Y
OLD Gold
Ares
Berlin & Bryan Drilling Starts New Test at Nelsonville
The Berlin & Bryan Drilling Company began drilling No 2 on the Muzzy lease near Johnson Hill south of Nelsonville on the Nelsonville Coal and Land tract. The test lies 1200 feet northeast of No 1, which produced gas for weeks. The gas is contracted to Ohio Fuel Company and will be connected to mains this fall. The Ashland OW & Gas Company is formed to operate. Officials plan Beria sand and Clinton tests on about 700 acres. Local interest runs high.
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Nelsonville
Berlin & Bryan Drilling Company
Johnson Hill
Nelsonville Coal & Land Company
Ohio Puel Company
Methodist Church honors Rev and Mrs Hoffman with picnic
All members and friends of the Meth odist Church congregation will meet in the social rooms of the church Friday evening at 7 o'clock in honor of the Reverend and Mrs CW. Hoffman. Each attendee is asked to bring prepared food for a picnic dinner.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
CW. Hoffman
King's Men Celebrate 16th Anniversary at Local Church
The King s Men mark their 16th anniversary Friday evening in the sector room of the Christian Church at 7 o clock. Members are urged to attend. The Rev Ko Ho McCorkle, pastor, and the Rev George Ashton of Columbus will speak.
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Nelsonville
King’s Men
Christian Church
Ko Ho McCorkle
George Ashton
Columbus
Visitors and Departures Highlight Columbus social notes
Mrs Enoch Pugh of Columbus visits relatives in the city and plans homecoming events. Several other residents including W H H Davis, Mrs B S McCune, Mrs Frank Bryan, and Mr Eugene Roberts are listed as business visitors, guests, or travelers. Delaware Wesleyan student Helen Jackson leaves for Ohio Wesleyan University with family. Don Lancaster departs for Cincinnati University.
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Enoch Pugh
Columbus
Winfield Scott
Columbua
Frank Bryan
Lancaster
Eugene Roberts
Gyneth Bryan
Akron
Elisabeth Cummins
Arthur Burgess
C. Ll
A.L. Pritchard
Grover Dean
J. N. Collins
New Marshfield
Verity
Albert Haim
Hanna Evans
Albin McCune
Chicago
F. J. Cox
Ira Rusroe
Warren Falwell
Wheeler Newton
Charleston
W. Va
Helen Jackson
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Rh. H Jackson
Frank Jackson
Charles Smith
Kenneth
Amsterdam
N. Y
W. N. Woodard
John Saltz
Smith
Simon and
Sarah Smith
Nelsonville
Don Lancaster
Cincinnati University
Cincinnati
Telluride bank scheme traps Waggoner in legal brink
The Telluride Bank president Charles Delos Waggoner faces arrest and a possible end to bank law, as he allegedly engineered a swindle tied to Wall Street and Western mining interests. Federal and state authorities clash over where the crime occurred, with Waggoner awaiting in a county jail cell after Tuesday night arrest. Local notes mention Thelma Hass visiting family and Gideon Delaware staying with parents.
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New Castle
Wye
Robin Hood
Charles Delos Waggoner
Tellirid Cole
Seto
Wall Street
Ite
Telluride Bank
New York
Pheonent Waggener
Basten
Telluride
Astern
Waseener
Colorado
Young boy injured after bicycle collision with utility post
Richard Sherman eight year old son of Edward Sherman of 34 Carpenter Street was riding on Wednesday afternoon when he struck a post on Carpenter and State Streets and sustained a head laceration requiring two stitches.
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Richard Sherman
Carpenter and
State Streets
Edward Sherman
East
Carpenter Street
MacDonald MaySail Dates Set For Late Month
London reports Prime Minister MacDonald is likely to sail for the United States in September though a government spokesman said the plan remains provisional. Ohio State Extension Service advises sowing wheat between October and mid November to avoid Hessian fly damage and achieve higher yields. farmers should prepare and plant before October.
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London
J Mamsay MacDonald
United States
United Press
MacDonald
John Leon
Carpenter
Johnson
Barbers in London Glad Over Haircut Help Amid Slur
Londoners react to a slur controversy as New York millionaire Ally vows haircuts for the wealthy. Laura Ariew, Kenny’s favored barber, travels from New York aboard Leviathan to perform a "decent shearing" for the rich, and plans to follow with her own cut.
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London
Wiliam Fo Reno
Tireat Beilain
New York
Laura Ariew
Kenny
Van Swervingens Name New Rail Chief In Reorganization
Cleveland Sept. 12 A new top operations vice president was named for the Van Sweringen rail system. Eh J Joewman former Erin and Nickel Plate executive was appointed to run Pere Marquette and allied lines after serving as assistant to Jet J Hernet when he led the Erie system. Bernet is to head the reorganized Van Sweringen operations as of last May.
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Cleveland
van Swervingens
Eh. J. Joewman
Erin and Nickel Plate Ratt
Pere Marquette Hallroad
Siowmoan
Jet J. Hernet
Hernet
Erie
Bernet
Cheanpeake
Olio
Pere Marquette
Hockine Vallewea Systema
van Sweringen Linea
Brown Named Chief Counsel of Federal Power Commission
Washington Sept 12 Col Thad H Brown of Columbus has been appointed chief counsel of the federal Power Commission succeeding Major Lewis W Call. Announcement was made by the Secretary of War in a food today briefing.
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Washington
Thad H. Brown
Columbus
Federal Power Commission
Lewis W. Call
Secretary of War ‘Food Today
Ohio Man Missing From Ocean Liner Homeric Mystery
New York dispatch reports a missing Ohio Brass official Claude V. Marke from the White Star liner Homeric on its fourth day out toward Cherbourg and Southampton. Marke sailed with a friend C. K. King and is believed drowned after disappearing from the vessel.
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New York
Cherbourg
Southampton
Claude V. Marke
Ohio Brass Company
Manefield
Hemerte
Markate
C. K. King
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Messenger
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Motors
Trim Stratton
A. L. Barker
T. G. Hibbard
George Pilcher
Nelson Welk
Nelle
Mary Margaret Pickering
Briar Hue
Eberle
Johnsons
Hocking Coal Field
Floyd Gibbons
Certified Public Accountant
By Floyd Gibbons
Sodia
Paul Whiteman
Paul — Whiteman
King of
Jazz
Columbia Broadcasting System
Berlin & Bryan Company
Muzzy Lease
W. HH. Davis
B.S. McCune
Mra
Ic. L. Pensyl
24NY
Thelma Hass
Miro
W. J. Haass
W. Gideon Delaware
N. W. Gibson
Nottingham Fabrics
J.D. Adamson
Johnson Gats
State Extension Service
Johnwon
Athens County Rr
Hase
E Extension Service
Cobe
Jege of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Dead At
Ashland
Brown
Conklin
Glen D
Jeweler
Nebonville
Enveready Radice
Michelin Pine
C. E. Heft
Washington S
Neboonville
Ohio
Majestic
Mellonville
William Pax
Sue Carol
Lola Lane
Sharon Lynn
Stepin Fetchit
Fromlway
Exteld
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