Sayre's Specials Beat Nelsonville 4-2 At Buchtel
Sayre's Specials topped Nelsonville youths 4 to 2 in a Tuesday game on Buchtel grounds. The contest ended after four innings due to darkness. Upcoming matches include Deanville vs Sayre's Specials and Haydenville vs Buchte girls. Large crowds attend Fall Festival events under lights at Buchtel this week.
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Buchtel
Sayre
Nelsonville
Deanville
Buchte! Field
Haydenville Wildcats
Buchte
Belpre Independents
Girls Organize Tennis Club at Nelsonville High
Nelsonville High School forms a girls tennis club under Miss Helen Shaw athletic director. Interest grows as a new court opens this year, with access to Myers Street and Racketeer Tennis Courts for the players.
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Nelsonville
Helen Shaw
Nelsonville High School
Fire causes insulation burn at residence in Nelsonville
A short circuit sparked insulation burn on the rear wiring of Mrs. Lillian Hurd's Walnut Street home in Nelsonville yesterday afternoon. No damage reported. Fire department responded to the alarm.
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Nelsonville
Lillian Hurd
Walnut Street
Nelsonville H S Receives Football Score Cards
Nelsonville High School students received football score cards this morning donated by a local Nelsonville merchant.
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Nelsonville
Old Timers Win Over Nelsonville All Stars 7 4
Doctor Walker's Old Timers defeated Nelsonville All Stars 7 4 in seven innings at Buch tel. Umpires Sinclair and Martin. Old Timers Garner and Taylor. All Stars Dalton Denny Oliver. Garner struck out five, Dalton three. Old Timers nine hits, All Stars six. Three runs in the second and four in the fourth for the Old Timers. All Stars four runs in the sixth.
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Nelsonville
Doctor Walker
Nelsonville All Stars
Buchtel
Sinclair
Martin
Garner
Taylor
Dalton
Denny
Oliver
All Stars
Arnold and Buell Attend Southeast Teachers Dinner
E. J. Arnold principal L. E. Buell and assistant principal L. E. Schmidt will attend the Southeastern Educational Association teachers dinner in Wellston Friday night. Speakers include Dr Zorbaugh and Joseph Fischer.
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Nelsonville
E. J. Arnold
L. E. Buell
L. E. Schmidt
Southeastern Educational Association
Wellston
Doctor Zorbaugh
Ohio State University
Joseph Fischer
Bridge evening at West Washington Street honors Pauline Donley
Miss Verna Hand hosted two bridge tables on Wednesday to entertain Miss Pauline Donley of Columbus. Miss Sigrid Love captured the first high score trophy, Mrs. Glenn Allen earned the low score prize, and Miss Donley received a guest prize. A refreshment course followed.
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Verna Hand
West Washington Street
Pauline Donley
Columbus
Sigrid Love
Glenn Allen
Miss Donley
King's Men Resume Cottage Prayer Service Friday
The King's men resume cottage prayer services Friday evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Asa Hammond on Chestnut Street. A large attendance is expected.
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King’s Men
Asa Hammond
Chestnut Street
Central School PTA Meets Friday Afternoon
The Central School parent teacher association will meet Friday at 3 o clock in the building. The regular business session will be held.
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Pp. T. A
Parent-Teacher Association of the Central School
Gibbs jailed on weekends after DWI guilty verdict
John Gibbs aged 38 and father of five was found guilty of driving while intoxicated. Judge Clinton Egbert ordered Gibbs to serve two months in jail on Saturdays and Sundays each weekend.
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Hamilton NM
John Gibbs
Clinton Egbert
Gibbs
Convict Invents Pick-Proof Lock at San Quentin
Harold Marks, serving a five-year to life sentence, invents a lock that cannot be picked. A $100,000 was pledged by an eastern firm in his name pending patent rights, as experts discuss lock picking in the San Quentin prison.
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San Quentin
Calif
Harold Marks
Marks
Granddaughter Virginia Lee Galvin Honored by Moore Family
Mr and Mrs Frank Moore of 98 Fayette Street marked the birthday anniversary of their granddaughter Virginia Lee Galvin with a Tuesday evening event. A 6 o'clock dinner and a Majestic theater party followed, joined by Mary Mulligan Marjorie Holland Jane Galvin Joan Rider Martha Sheppard Helen Sayre Clara Margaret and Mary Galvin.
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Virginia Lee Galvin
Frank Moore
Fayette Street
the Majestic
Mary Mulligan
Marjorie Holland
Jane Galvin
Joan Rider
Martha Sheppard
Helen Sayre
Clara Margaret
Mary Galvin
Bridge Club Opens With Social Evening
The initial meeting of a bridge club was held Monday evening at Mrs. Raymond Raine’s home on East Franklin Street. Miss Eula Scheeler had the high score and Mrs. Roy Sayers the low score across two tables. Refreshments were served.
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Raymond Raine
East
Franklin Street
Eula Scheeler
Roy Sayers
Entertains Bridge Club Guests At Wednesday Evening
Miss Ruth Kelch hosted her bridge club with guest players Mrs. William Netherly Mrs. Raymond Raine and Miss Mary Devol. Mrs. William Barrows won first high score and Miss Eula Scheeler took second honors.
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Ruth Kelch
William Netherly
Raymond Raine
Mary Devol
William Barrows
Eula Scheeler
Classified Ads and Circulation Notice
Staff correspondent promotes reader service for society locals and requests news items. Advertises contact number 412-W for classified ads and circulation and offers an experienced representative.
Rainbow Class to Meet at Fayette Street Gathering
Mrs Thelma Hall and Miss Mildred Baugh will entertain members of the Rainbow Class of the Christian Church this evening at their home on Fayette Street.
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Thelma Hall
Mildred Baugh
Rainbow
The
Christian Church
Fayette Street
Local residents and visitors span Ohio events
Mrs. Walter Schenz and Judith return to Columbus after visiting Mrs. Green and relatives. Adeline Ray attends a conference in Lancaster for Ohio Bell. William Netherly leaves for Easton Pa to enter college. Akron and Detroit connections noted with Legion parade and Navy dirigible test. Others visit relatives in Columbus Zanesville Logan Buchtel Barberton and Columbus.
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Walter Schenz
Judith
Columbus
Clarence Green
Tom West
Adeline Ray
Lancaster
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
William Netherly
Adam Scheeler
Easton
Netherly
Mary May
Edward Jodwin
Barberton
N. L. Horton
Alice Conkey
Jo Ann
Zanesville
Carrie Jeanette Hansley
Mildred Fishbaugh
Logan
Marion Bruce
Buchtel
Glenn Oliver
Ben Stalter
Oliver
Somerset Pumpkin Show Opens With Largest Premiums
New Lexington Day kicks off the Somerset Pumpkin Show in New Lexington as Conn's Junior Band performs the opening concert. The village fair features the largest premium lists this year and plans additional musical acts for the remaining nights.
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New Lexington
Somerset Pumpkin Show
Conn
Legion Faces Crisis Vote on Prohibition Issue
The American Legion, after 12 years of avoiding the topic, must decide at its convention whether members favor changing national prohibition law. The resolutions committee approved a nationwide referendum on prohibition, while rejecting immediate bonus payments for veterans.
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Detroit
Mich
U.R
American Legion
Ita Resolutions Committee
France
Legion
Resolutions Committee
Hoover
Washington
Resolution to urge Hoover emergency use of National Defense Act
A Detroit council member sponsors a measure linking pension debate with a nationwide crisis urging President Hoover to declare a national emergency and invoke the National Defense Act powers to address it. The council, nonpartisan under the act, could mobilize national resources to meet the crisis amid reports that wet and bonus votes traded.
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Hoover
Howard A. Coffin
Detroit
Council of National Defense
Wilson
Prohibition Celebration Parade Marches Across City
Hundreds of delegates paraded through streets chanting for beer and wine as prohibition restrictions persist. The event reflects public sentiment and ongoing tensions amid economic hardship.
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Atreeta
Prison labor debate stalls prison road work plan
Zanesville commissioners consider using prison labor on township roads to reduce county costs. County Engineer George Boane argues against prison labor under current unemployment, noting wage rules and oversight while outlining potential labor terms.
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Zanesville
Piensa
George Boane
Bel Yaed
New Secretary Hen Misa Rowena Kester Takes Post
Rowena Kester of Boulter Cole arrives in Athens to become Graduate Secretary at the Presbyterian Church. She fills the vacancy left by Mrs. Ruby Hankey and holds an AB from Cascade University and MA in Religious Education from Kia University. She serves as general advisor to the Westminster Council.
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Misa Rowena Kester
Boulter Cole
Athens
Wednesda
Presbyter Church
Ruby Hankey
Miss Kealer
Gree
University of Cascade
Kia University
New York
Westminster Council
Ohio University
The
Presbyterian Church
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