Baseball Scores and Rain Delays Reported Across Leagues
A rain effected day with results from the American Association, National League, and American League. Notable outcomes include Milwaukee 20 Toledo 2 and Brooklyn 2 Pittsburg 1, New York 9 Chicago 7, and Boston 7 St. Louis 6. Cleveland 5 Boston 1. Washington 3 Chicago 2 with other games postponed by rain.
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Pet
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Toledo
Eer Aeenee
St. Paul
Columbus
York i
Pitteburge
Boston Eee Ewer
Tiogis Viceeees
I Broenklyn
Cincinnat
Chicago Oneee
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Bill Washington
Boston
Detroit
Columbia
Cincinnati
Washington
Chicago
Giants Triumph 9 7 Over Cubs on Burns Big Day
Yesterday Burns delivered a two run single in the eighth to spark the Giants 9 7 win over the Cubs. Cleveland scored three in the fifth on singles by Ward Smith Gardner and Johnston plus a sacrifice and an error to beat the Red Sox 6 1. Washington split with the White Sox taking 2 2 then 4 3 to remain in the first division. Brav es beat the Robins 2 0 as Nicholson and Cruise produced doubles in the ninth while Mitchell doubled in the third to win his start against the Pirates.
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George Burns
Giants
Cubs
Cleveland
Wamby
Smith
Gardner
Johnston
Red Sox
Washington
White Sox
Braves
Nicholson
Cruise
Mitchell
Robins
Pirates
Thorpe to Help Akron in Pro Football Season
Big Jim Thorpe the Carlisle great will aid Jimmy O Connell of Cleveland in managing a professional football team in Akron this season. Thorpe previously managed the Canton Bulldogs for several years according to reports to friends.
New York Teams Vie For World Series Slots In AL Pennant Chase
New York will begin rehearsing world series capers as Cleveland and the Yankees start a four day clash for the American League pennant. The Yankees seek the banner while the Giants appear virtually secure in the National League race.
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New York
Cleveland
Yanks
Giants
Baseball results recap from the previous season
Chicago defeated Cleveland to cut the Indians lead to half a game. Williams of Philadelphia went 4 for 4 off Scott of Boston as the Phils won two games 7 to 6 and 6 to 1. Hubbell and Betts pitched for the Phils.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Indians
Williams
Philadelphia
Scott
Boston
Phils
Hubbell
Betts
Green Lands Post Youngstown Secretary of State Tax Committee
Jas A Green of Youngstown, a member of the eighty third and eighty fourth general assemblies, is appointed by State Finance Director Waite as secretary of the state tax committee, succeeding Robert Harris of Columbus who recently became secretary to Governor Davis.
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Green Lands Post
Youngstown
Jas. A. Green
Waite
State Tax Committee
Robert ©. Harris
Columbus
Davis
Fight Against European Corn Borer Aided in Ohio
The department of agriculture announced a federal effort to combat the European corn borer across Ohio. The pest was found along the entire southern shore of Lake Erie.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Lake Erie
Local Happenings Report From Harmony Hill and Nearby
Harmony Hill and Little Hocking area residents make visits and attend events. Mr. and Mrs. Harris and daughter join a sale at John McLaughlin's. Thorpe visit Little Hocking. Foster family hosts and visits. D of A lodge gathering to fuel a lunch. Apple picking begins with a light crop. Corn cutting trips noted. Castor oil comparisons conclude with a local quip.
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H. Noland
Little Hocking
Charles Harris
Tom Foster
John McLaughlin
G. K. Thorpe
Millard Foster
Howard Tanbory
Foster
T. J. Foster
Mary A. Foster
D. of A. Lodge
James Conly
Milo Foster
N. S. Dutton
A. L. Cornes
David Livingston
Edison
T. J.foster
Peter Rice
Thursday's Program Showcases Band Concert and Dog Show
The afternoon features a band concert and singing, with high wire and dog show acts in the afternoon. Gates open at 6:30. Fraternal parade begins at 7, followed by Over the Falls at Court and Union. Dancing with Dixson's Orchestra, dog show at 9, high-wire acts at 10 and Ferris wheel on North Court Street.
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Court
Union
Dixson
State
Marvelous Mills’ and Company
North Court St
Fall Festival Night Thrills Amid Stormy Weather
Crowds gathered on Court street despite heavy rain and wind as booths were rebuilt for the Fall Festival. At 10 pm Marvelous Mills and Forest Payne wowed spectators on a wire from Zenner to Berry hotel, with other acts including an elephant stunt and Harvey Mills thrilling the audience. Fraternal parade planned for 7 pm with prizes for the longest line.
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Court Street
Court
Union Streets
Marvelous Mills
Forest Payne
Zenner
Berry Hotel
Harvey Mills
Filipino Midgets Draw Big Crowds At Tent Show
A crowd pleasing tent attraction features small performers described as wonderful little people. The act entertains the public with dancing and lively performance, inviting families and children to visit the show.
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Athens
Farm Bureau Elects New Board in Athens County Meeting
About twenty five Farm Bureau members met at the county agent’s office in Athens to elect the new officers for the year led by H. P. Dutton as president and E. L. Wilson as vice president. The board includes Harry Jacoby D. S. Linscott Earl McBee Alexander and others from multiple townships. County Agent B. R. Raymond outlined an educational program for the coming year. The executive committee meets October 17 and annual dues are payable October 1 through 15.
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Athens County Farm Bureau
Bureau
H. P. Dutton
E. L. Wilson
E. B. Beckler
E. R. Walker
Harry Jacoby
Athens Township
D. S. Linscott
Amés
Earl McBee Alexander
W. R. Wells
Bern
H. 8. Hoskinson
Canaan
C. C. Snodgrass
Carthage
H. H. Jackson
Dover
O. Dpd
Dailey
Lee
Chas
Roberts
Lodi
Carl Hayes
Rome
W. F. Kampf
Troy
H. O. Young
Waterloo
F. L. Shoeberger
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
B. R. Raymond
Athens
State Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Ice Cream Social in Glouster Supports School
An ice cream social will be held on the lawn of the Big Green Run school house Saturday evening Sept 24 for the benefit of the school. Plenty of parking available. Community invite to bring friends.
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Big Green Run
Eighty Overseas Bodies Due in Columbus Tomorrow
Eighty bodies of overseas dead were expected in Columbus tomorrow for shipment to their former homes across the state. Separately, Quebec reported asbestos output last year of 150000 tons valued at ten million dollars.
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Columbus
Province of
Quebec
Pioneer of Hartford Gift Shops Builds European Ties
Cora E. Greenwood of Hart Connecticut is noted as a pioneer in the gift shop movement. About fifteen years ago she and Miss Sybil M. Gray started a gift shop in Hartford when only a few such shops existed in the country. Their business now fills two floors of a brick house and they travel to Europe to source materials for their shop.
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Ise Cora E. Greenwood
Hart. 4
Conn
Sybil M. Gray
Hartford
Europe
Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs Stephenson at Home
A Tuesday night birthday event hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geary Stephenson honored Mrs. Stephenson’s 37th birthday. Family friends and relatives including Nicholson, Lunsford, Hann, Co penhower, Andrews, Birtecher, Dix on, Humphrey, Chapman, Dethmann, Thornton, By ers, Williams, Chevalier, Vasco, Haris, Turner and others attended a lively gathering with gifts and a late lunch.
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Geary ‘Stephenson
Stephenson
Johnny Nicholson
Stella Nicholson
Daisy
Robert Lunsford
Thea
Enid Hann
William Copenhower
Trimble
Loran Andrews
Gladys
O. S. Birtecher
Joe Dixon
Jennie Humphrey
Otto Chapman
Collie
William
Jessie Galbraith
Virginia Beeding
Nancey Lenigar
Stella
Flossie McGee
Mary Vasco
Fred Kelley
Paul
Fredrick
Billie
Rollin Chevalier
Jack
Annabelle
Arthur Dethmann
Fred Thornton
James
Elzworth Byers
Elizabeth
Pearl “Inegar
Milliam Haris
Ellwood
George Thompson
Mary Kathern
George Turner
Elmer and
Lawrence
Jacksonville
M. Brown
Court Notes in Divorce Petition for Zora Bruce
The petition alleges extreme cruelty and willful neglect by William Bruce toward wife Zora Bruce. They married June 25, 1914, and have three children aged seven, three, and three months. She recounts repeated abuse, threats, and a violent incident that left her unconscious, with bruises, and states he left the home on Sept 15, 1921. She seeks injunctions, temporary alimony, divorce, child custody, and permanent alimony.
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Zora Bruce
William Bruce
Millfield Church Social Planned For Sept 24 On Lawn
The Men s Bible class of the Christian church schedules a social next Saturday evening September 24 on the lawn at Roy Totman s home to benefit the church. Mrs Ruth Hayse and children of Middletown have been guests of Mrs Howard Prookins. Mr and Mrs Walter Totman and children of Athens were Sunday guests of R T Totman.
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C. FE. Sanders
Nelsonville
East School House
L. A. Morison
Jacksonvile
Pete Dixon
Herb Morris
Athens
H. O. McDaniel
W. A. Bel
George Post
Fred Fisher
Corning
C. H. Boudinot
Linda Morrison
Floyd Whitlatch
the Plains
Virgil
Frank Simpson
Vern Fulton
William Bower
Edward Vermaten
Trimble
The
Christian Church
Roy Totman
Ruth Hayse
Middletown
Howard Prookins
Walter Totman
Jehildren
R. T. Totman
Feet odors embarrass anyone soak yours in Blue Devil
Local brief notes a cheeky tip about feet odor management using a product called Blue Devil, warning readers about embarrassing scents. The item appears as a playful consumer bulletin in a 2016 fragment.
Woman in First Short Skirt Stirs Fashion Debate
A discussion arises as a woman wears a first short skirt while a boy wears his first long pants. Observers note differing comfort levels and social expectations, highlighting evolving norms in dress and gender.
Guernsey County Storm Damages Homes and Orchards
A cyclone struck the southeastern corner of Guernsey County on Wednesday afternoon, unroofing farmhouses and barns, demolishing out-buildings, damaging orchards, uprooting and breaking trees, and cutting telephone lines. The area previously suffered cyclone damage in September 1920.
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Cambridge
Guernsey County
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