Arbondale Leads in Nelsonville Twilight Loop
In a rain drenched Nelsonville Twilight League game Arbondale took the lead in the second half as Brooks Shoe faces, Chesser and C. Iss, Haddox and Hilleary contributed key hits while defensive plays kept the score tight. Sadler and Carlin helped in the late innings as the team battled through weather delays and tight pitching to claim the edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbondale
Nelsonville
Brooks Shoe
Eavy Sky
Ing Hannahs
Filleary
Haddox
X. Chesser
C. Iss
H. Chesser
Carlin
Oak Grove Opens School With Local Teachers
Oak Grove's new school opened on Monday with Miss Mildred Wena and Mrs. Blanche Malone as teachers. Nearby residents shared Sunday visits and family gatherings along the Muskingum River and at homes of the Hartman Lowery and Wachenschwanz families.
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Oak Grove
Mildred Wena
Blanche Malone
Earl Mourne
Hamley Run
Charles Gilpin
William Hartman
Muskingum River
Floyd Lowery
Eugene Wolfe
Floodwood
Morris Lowery
Charles Wendell
William O'Hara
Marion
Clifford Hartman
Charles Wachenschwanz
Nancy Davis
Carbondale
Nora Cagg
Nelsonville Rotary hears on American Constitution history
Athens attorney R. D. Williams spoke at Nelsonville Rotary about early constitutional theories. He contrasted Hamiltons centralized federalism with Jeffersonians who defended reserved powers for states and the people. Williams noted 150 years of national growth under this principle.
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Nelsonville
R. D. Williams
Athens
Rotary Lab
Ralph Henry
Williams
Alexander Hamilton
Jefferson
Local notices and personal updates from Nelsonville area
Mrs C A Stover and daughter back from a three week vacation in Petoskey Michigan. Mrs Charles Cunningham of Ann Arbor visiting her parents in Nelsonville. Miss Mayme Keplar in Columbus for her cousin Joe Smith funeral. Mrs R F Strickler visiting from Cuyahoga Falls. Mrs Florence Barron in Columbus. Fred Edington on business in Pittsburgh. Nelsonville couple Paul and Jennie Scott announce birth of daughter Carol Jean. Vivian Dowler set to issue hunting licenses daily 1 to 5:30 pm. Garnet Lash taken to St Francis Hospital Columbus for appendectomy. mother Mrs William Lash accompanies her.
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C. A. Stover
Lillian
Petoskey
Mich
Charles Cunningham
Ann Arbor
Walter Mechem
Mayme Keplar
Columbus
Joe Smith
R. F. Strickler
Cuyahoga Falls
Fort Street
Nelsonville
Garnet Lash
St. Francis Hospital
William Lash
Miss Lash
Nelsonville High School
Kimberly Beats Nelsonville All-Stars 6 4 in Local Ballgame
Kimberly pitchers Browning and Woodson lead a 12 hit attack as the locals edge the Nelsonville Colored team 6 to 4 on their field. Browning goes the distance allowing five hits with one walk while fanning all opponents. Williams and Woodson drive Kimberly offense. Chatty Woodson stars for Nelsonville with three hits. Kimberly heads to Glouster next Sunday.
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Kimberly
Nelsonville
Browning
Cecil Woodson
Dexter
Woodson
Hope Woodson
Watkins
Williams
Robert Kennedy
Glouster
Miners
Carrier pigeon found at Buchtel with bands on legs
An exhausted carrier pigeon dropped in the yard of Rev. Father J. F. Carney in Buchtel Tuesday afternoon. The bird wore a German silver leg band inscribed ES8K and a red rubber band on the other leg. It is being fed and prepared to resume flight amid notes it came from an unusual route.
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Nelsonville
J. F. Carney
Buchtel
Nelsonville man pleads guilty to intoxication
Carl Wend of this city pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor 8 G Holland yesterday. He was fined five dollars and costs.
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Nelsonville
Carl Wend
G. Holland
Tree Planting Drive Launched by League
Izaak Walton League urges chapters to gather walnuts hickory nuts and butternuts for spring planting to fight soil erosion. Slogan If the nation saves the trees the trees will save the nation backs the drive. Top soil loss in the county is four hundred million dollars annually and may take over a millennium to replace one inch.
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United States
Izaak Walton League
League
Izaak Walton League Sells Licenses at Local Stores
The Izaak Walton League sells hunting and fishing licenses this fall at Kerr and Wheaton Hardware Stores in Athens with part of profits returned to the League for game feeding. Last year 25 cents per license helped buy 50 pairs of Missouri rabbits and ten bushels of grain. Farmers near Athens were paid to leave crops for wildlife to improve hunting.
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Izaak Walton League
Kerr and Wheaton Hardware
Athens
Missouri
Democrats Promise Constructive Program
At the Ohio Democratic state convention in Columbus the party pledged a united front in November with the New Deal as the keynote. State Chairman Francis J. Poulson said the Democrats would offer the people of Ohio a constructive program rather than a jumble of words, contrasting with the Republican platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Francis J. Poulson
Ohio
Waterloo Township Man Bound After Plea Of Not Guilty
Alone, Waterloo Township, held to Athens County Grand Jury on assault charges against Jake Milliron. Pleaded not guilty before Magistrate C. H. Porter and posted a $400 bond.
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Waterloo Township
Athens County
C. H. Porter
Jake Milliron
Worship Services Resume at Athens Presbyterian Church
The Athens Presbyterian Church will resume evening services tonight at 7 30 announced by Rev A Y Wilcox. The pastor will title the period The Mos lem Faith in the Orient Today highlighting a focus on religious themes for the gathering.
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Athens Presbyterian Church
A Y. Wilcox
Orient
Primary Vote Cast Tuesday
New Hampshire Republicans and Democrats backed the status quo renaming Rogers and Tobey. The Colorado Democratic race saw Miss Josephine Roche lead early but fall behind with fuller returns. Arizona split with Senator Ashurst gaining on incomplete counts while Isabella Greenway was renominated as congressman at large. Georgia votes loom for Talmadge, Connecticut GOP picks a target to oppose Cross, Maryland and New York primaries also noted.
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New Hampshire
Rogers
Tobey
H. Stiles Bridges
John L. Sullivan
Colorado
Josephine Roche
Edwin C. Johnson
Nate C. Warren
Henry F. Ashurst
Arizona
Sidney P. Osborn
Ashurst
Isabella Greenway
Roosevelt
Democrats
Hunt
R. C. Stanford
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Connecticut
Wilbur L. Cross
Maryland
New York
Russell Reunion Draws 150 Descendants at Coolville Camp Grounds
The Coolville Russell reunion gathered 150 descendants for a Sunday event featuring dinner and old-time music. Attendees planned to meet again at the same site next year with extended family visiting from Carthage and Spencer. A marriage occurred in Pt. Pleasant, W V, and local visits filled the weekend. The Carthage Church Homecoming marks its 50-84th anniversary on Sept 16 with Messenger to announce details.
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Russell
Coolville
Ray Smith
Jennie Smith
Middleport
Clyde Parrish
Larson
Russell Burdette
Carthage
P. H. Burdette
Spencer
W. Va
Alva Harper
Frances Tanborey
Pt. Pleasant
T. G. Hildare
Netta Lee
Indian Run
Hildore
Edward Galbreath
Alda Larson
Amos Place
Parrish Cabin
Hockingport Road
Carthage Church
Bighouse Family Funeral in Columbus at St Sylvester’s
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Towell Bighouse of Columbus were held at St Sylvester’s Church. She had lived in Zaleski much of her life. Her husband William Bighouse died about three months earlier. Surviving relatives include two stepdaughters and a stepson. Several relatives travelled between Columbus South Vienna and Poca hontas for visits and vacations.
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Anna Towell Bighouse
Columbus
St. Sylvester's Church
Pocahontas
W. Va
Ulysses
South Vienna
Albert
Donald McKibben
Roanoke
FE. H. Robertson
Joe Robertson
Charleston
Vansky
Schneider
Elizabeth Robertson
Ira Diles
Local News Roundup From Athens and Nearby
Clarks Chapel residents Mrs B K Forman and grandson Robert returned from Akron after visiting Russell Forman and family. Carl Frische heads to Waupaca to join parents for a Waxahachie wedding trip. Wilbur Young and daughter Janet with siblings toured Lancaster to visit Mrs Minnie Woods. Rock Riffle School opens with A B Collins and Villa Tippie as instructors.
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B. K. Forman
Robert
Akron
Russell Forman
Athens
Carl Frische
Waupoko
Waxahachie
Texas
John
Ruth Liggett
Wilbur Young
Janet
Edward
Mary
Esther Phillips
Lancaster
Minnie Woods
Mary Phillips
Woods
Rock
Chauncey Dinner Honors Mrs Ferguson Guests
Mrs Arthur Burchfield entertained at a Monday dinner in Chauncey complimenting cousin Mrs James Ferguson. Covers were set for Mrs Ferguson Mrs F M McHarg Mrs Harry Moore Melvin Moore Gladys Shields and Mrs Burchfield.
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Chauncey
Arthur Burchfield
James Ferguson
Ferguson
F. M. McHarg
Harry Moore
Melvin Moore
Gladys Shields
Burchfield
Glouster Urged to Seek FERA Recreation Ground
Glouster community leaders urged Tuesday to pursue a FERA project for a public recreation ground. Gordon K. Bush urged merit in proposals, noting FERA provides labor while locals supply materials. Athens figures Beasley Campbell Davis touted a playground need at a noon Kiwanis meeting in Hotel Gordon.
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Glouster
FERA
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Gordon K. Bush
Athens Messenger
Bush
State Relief Commission
Carl Beasley
Athens
F. J. Beasley Milling Co
R. H. Campbell
Cincinnati
Basil Davis
Hollister
Hotel
Gordon
Catholic Ladies Study Club Meets at Mrs Hedfelt Home
The Catholic Ladies Study Club gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs Mary Hedfelt’s residence. Mrs John Exenkamper read Bible history, Mrs George Vermaaten recited a poem A Loaf of Bread, Miss Mary McCann spoke on The Movies, and Mrs Carl Orndorf read An Old Lady's Rosary. Refreshments were served. guests included Mrs Mary Minor of Columbus and Mrs Gertrude Hermey of Corning.
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Glouster
Catholic Ladies’ Study Club
Mary Hedfelt
John Exenkamper
George Vermaaten
Mary McCann
Carl Orndorf
Mary Minor
Columbus
Gertrude Hermey
Corning
Millfield Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Movements
Millfield residents report weekend visits and relocations. Vaughn Earich and family stayed with Mrs Earich's parents Mr and Mrs William Cole. Julia Mingus returned home from Schenectady to Ames Township to begin Ohio University. D M Sawyer C H Boudinot attended a farm bureau picnic near Nelsonville. Mrs Albert Dust of Trimble spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Caroline Hartman at Modoc.
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Millfield
Vaughn Earich
Trimble
Albert Dust, Trimble
Caroline Hartman
Modoc
Program TRIMBLE Young People's Class Meet at Church
The September meeting of the Young People's class at the Church of Christ was led by president Dennis Addington in the social rooms. The devotional focused on Friendship from Ruth, read by Lawrence Sands, with Betty Johnson leading prayer. After business, games and refreshments by Oscie Sharp’s committee followed, with several visitors and many members listed.
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Trimble
Church of Christ
Dennis Addington
Ruth
Lawrence Sands
Betty Johnson
Oscie Sharp
Miss Mendenhall
Miss Doughty
Paul Richard Sands
Norman Earich
Christman
Dennis
Ben Addington
Gerald McClelland
Harry Sharp
Frank Forgoress
Tinker Hamilton
Bill Grimm
Marie Hamilton
Minnie Grimm
Treva Lantz
Thelma Koons
Fay Walton
Bartha Chadwell
Nora Hall
Don Burton
Dick Skinner
Homer P T A Holds First Meeting On Finances
MOUNTVILLE The Homer Township P T A opened the school year Monday at the high school with President Lucile Carter presiding. County Superintendent Mallett discussed school finances, focusing on Homer Township, as committees for membership and program were formed.
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Mountville
Homer Township
Lucile Carter
Mallett
Morgan County
Lena Phillips
Mary Smith
Thelma Bowersock
Muriel Pedicord
Jennie Hambel
Gardner
Murrel Pedicord
Binderbasins Visit Relatives in Millersburg Trip
Mr. and Mrs. John Binderbasin and Harold and Helen Binderbasin returned Tuesday from Millersburg where they were guests of Mrs. Binderbasin s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Henry Huebner for a few days.
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Glouster
John Binderbasin
Harold Binderbasin
Helen Binderbasin
Millersburg
Binderbasin
Henry Huebner
Legion Auxiliary to Meet and Quilt at Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legion Hall Thursday afternoon at 1 o clock to quilt. At 6 o clock a pot luck dinner will be enjoyed.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Kasler Linscott Families Reunite at Hooper Ridge
The Kasler Linscott reunion gathered nearly 300 people at Hooper Ridge on Sunday Sept 3 with a noon cafeteria meal and a program of songs talks and readings. Officers were elected: President A R Linscott Amesville vice president Fred C Linscott Nelsonville secretary treasurer Frances Clark Trimble committee on arrangements Asa Kasler Spicer Keirns Homer Linscott committee on entertainment Bessie Keirns Sylvia Keirns Adaline Kasier. The 1935 reunion will be at Hooper Ridge the Sunday before Labor Day. Warren V Kasier aged 85 was the eldest member present.
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Glouster
Kasler-Linscott
Hooper Ridge
A. R. Linscott
Amesville
Fred C. Linscott
Nelsonville
Frances Clark
Trimble
Asa Kasler
Spicer Keirns
Homer Linscott
Bessie Keirns
Sylvia Keirns
Adaline Kasier
Warren V. Kasier
Taylor Ridge Ladies’ Aid Society Meeting Notes
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. Gladie Kempton's home with hostesses Mrs. Cora Davies Mrs. Bess Sayre Mrs. Flora Harrison and Mrs. Carl Hildebrand assisting. President Mrs. Bertha Heffken led the business session and birthdays for Mrs. Cora Davis Mrs. GIadie Kempton and Mrs. Lena Mulpas were celebrated with a handkerchief shower. Refreshments served to 17 members and four guests. October meeting set for Mrs. Lena Mulpas’s home.
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Taylor Ridge
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Church of Christ
Gladie Kempton
Cora Davies
Bess Sayre
Flora Harrison
Carl Hildebrand
Bertha Heffken
Mis
Cora Davis
Giadie Kempton
Lena Mulpas
Charles White
Jacksonville
William Oakley
Ruth
Nelsonville
Jacksonville notices list church and auxiliary meetings
The U M W of A Auxiliary schedules a Monday 7 PM meeting at I C O F Hall with biweekly sessions. Mrs Linnie Rummell and Mrs Mary Jones return to Minersville after visiting sister Mrs Lulu Mills. The Deus Filiae Class of the M E Sunday School meets Tuesday at 7 50 PM at Miss Mary Alice Hallam’s home.
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Linnie Rummell
Mary Jones
Minersville
Lulu Mills
M. E
Mary Alice Hallam
Court News IN PROBATE COURT Marriage Licenses
In probate court the marriage license applications list Herper Saunders, 19, Athens, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Saunders, and Mary Pettiford, 21, Athens, daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Pettiford.
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Herper Saunders
Athens
Samuel Saunders
Mary Pettiford
Anthony Pettiford
Cheshire Mine Operators Win After Adjournment for Lunch
Max McMurray of the Bituminous Coal Code Authority of Ohio testified that district coal prices are $2.25 per ton f.o.b. mine for two inch milt coal and $1.95 for mine run coal. Switzer argued to restrain six operators to protect others, while Hall defended the need to curb a few. The Gallipolis School Board seeks party defendant status after contracting coal for schools at $1.87 1/2 per ton. Hall notes similar injunctions were granted in Harrison County on Thursday.
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Max McMurray
McMurray
Bituminous Coal Code Authority of
Ohio
Cleveland
Coal Code Authority
Hall
F.o.b
Switzer
Gallia County
Gallipolis Board of Education
Bert Scott
Douglas Durst
Harrison County
Foxes Raid Flocks Hit Local Farms
Foxes raided poultry flocks in Millfield district killing 100 chickens owned by Allen Chadwell and 75 by Joe Massaros. Hooper Ridge farmers also report poultry losses in the same period.
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Millfield
Allen Chadwell
Joe Massaros
Hooper Ridge
Peterson's Ointment for Eczema Quick Relief
An advertising notice touts Peterson's Ointment as fast relief for eczema itch and skin irritation. It promises soothing cooling action within minutes, diminishing redness, softened crusts, and easy removal. Also marketed for pimples and toe cracks with overnight relief. money back if it fails.
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Peterson
All Druggista
Ady
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