Wilder Cigar Team Faces St Stephans Sunday at Riverview Park
The Wilder Cigars meet the St. Stephans of Cleveland on Sunday afternoon. St. Stephans include former Pennsylvania railroad players and last season’s pitcher from their school. Lefty Kahoun, who tried out with Cleveland, and Zemmick, top Class A hitter, anchor their lineup. The team has strong out and in fields and will challenge Wilder. Local players feel confident of victory after a recent loss to the Tellings, with only two defeats this season.
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Wilder Cigars
St. Stephans
Cleveland
Riverview Park
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lefty Kahoun
Zemmick
Wilders
Double header at Cascade Park Sunday afternoon
A Sunday double header at Cascade Park features Moulton Candies versus Tusco Club from Cleveland at 2 pm with Bruce and Minch as battery for the locals. Tuscos seen as a tough foe, followed by Richwines against Ohio Public Service, Tim Terrell promising a strong home side in the first Richwines home game this year.
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Cascade Park
Moulton
Richwines
Ohio Public Service
Tim Terrell
Public Service
Junior Playground Baseball League Planned In City
The first meeting at the Y M C A organized the Junior Playground Baseball League for the season. About twenty boys from five districts attended to form district based teams playing three games weekly on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays starting at 7 PM. Five districts McKinley Ely Gates Franklin Hamilton plan to add Roosevelt with final rules and schedule set at a Tuesday meeting. contact W C McClelan for information.
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Junior Playground
McKinley
Ely
Gates
Franklin
Hamilton
Roosevelt
Sports Sparks and Shifts in Big League Contests
A colorful roundup notes inconsistent records and shifting leaders across the majors. Giants and Dodgers loom between pennants and cellar doors as Washington shocks experts, Cincinnati nurses star players in hospital, Red Sox struggle for first place, Cardinals offer little comfort, while St Louis and other clubs face uncertain futures and fading hopes.
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Rip van Winkle
Brooklyn
New York
Giants
Dodgers
Washington Senators
Cincinnati Reds
Ireland
Jack Hendricks
Hall of Fate
Red Sox
Cardinals
Mound City Boys
Greatest All Around Athlete Title Goes to Bob Legendre
St Johns baseball notes list Bob Legendre as top all around athlete with key stats. F Hubener Guthman Jarovic Schreffler hit two base hits while Schroeder homered. Schreder Weed en Traxler stole bases. Erbke walked 3. Schreder struck out 3 and Erbke 4. Amateur box scores show standard baseball events from a multi-city schedule.
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Bob Legendre
Block
Shrugman
Vu Ov Wendt
Erhke
Schroeder
F. Hiubeger
M. Hubener
Schreder
Weeden
Traxler
Erbke
Rodgers
Georgetown
U. S
America
Legendre
Fragmented Baseball Rundown Amidst Scattered Scores
Overviews of games feature uneven scores and multiple doubleheaders. The Giants push to a 14 to 8 victory with home runs while the Reds blank Phil on a separate low note. Other results include Braves beating the Giants 8 to 2 as Fournier hits two homers.
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Cooper
Braves
de Fournier
Rodins
Cubs
Sports events today across major venues
Racing meets held in Yonkers and Chicago with Kentucky Jockey Club at Windsor. Trotting circuit closes at Conbus. Tennis championships in St Louis while Ridge tourney opens in New Rohulle. Athletics Olympic events at Colombes with pentathlon start, rowing and marathon on Seine. Wrestling Olympic catch-can contests in Cirque de Paris.
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Associa
Seine River
Cirque Dé Paris
Eaton Social Notes Reflect Busy Summer Visits
July 12 Eaton column records Mrs Burtom Rea and local residents hosting and visiting across Berea Ely Van Wert Steuben and Canada. Guests include Mr and Mrs Eicher with Howard Waller Jennie Cole Emma Alway Clyde Alway and Durkee family members. A week of dinners and concerts marks a lively mid summer season.
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Eaton
Eicher
Howard Waller
Om East Liverpool
Stanley
Steuben
Annual B M picnic postponed this year
A fragment notes a house to house canvass by O. H. Baker Walter Moebius and A G Mens. It states the Annual B M picnic will be postponed for this year.
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O. H. Baker
Walter Moebius
A. G. Mens
B. M
Missionary Society Holds Large Meeting in Amherst
The W F M Society of the M EF Church met at Mrs D Q Nevins home on N Main St. Fifteen attended. Mrs M Malaon elected as delegate for July 21 to 27. Program led by Mrs Ruby Guild Reading Mrs A K Jenna Song Janice Miller. Topics included A Missionary Jungle and Missionary work in Mexico. A purse was raised to aid Mrs VanDusen District Cor Secy after Lorain disaster. August meeting at Mrs R H Hearns with E C Schibley assistant. officer election and a box social planned.
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Amherst
W. F. M. Society of the
M. EF
Metta Norton
D. Q. Nevins
N. Main Street
M. Malaon
Ruby Guild
Reading
A. K. Jenna
Janice Miller
Olive Guild
Mexico
R. H. Hearn
VanDusen
Lorain
E. C. Schibley
TWO NEW TEACHERS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS AMHERST
Amherst reports hires at Amherst High School to fill vacancies. Miss Perkins of Fremont becomes domestic science instructor and a man from Ashland college takes physical culture and manual training duties. Opening date for 1924-1925 not fixed, planned for early September.
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Amherst
Amherst High School
Miss Perkins
Fremont
Ashland College
Ferkins
Carl Perkins
Nord
Amherst 10 Raise Relief Fund Quickly
Amherst July 12 The Amherst Business Men's Association met at Town Hall to raise 2500 for the Red Cross from prior meetings. 800 from the Community Chest was withdrawn as local business houses will cover it. A committee was chosen to appoint captains for collecting.
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Amherst
Amherst Business Men's Association
Red Cross
Amherst junior music class marshmallow roast at Swifts Hollow
July 12 at Swifts Hollow Miss Marguerite Moser entertained her title class with marshmallow roasting and paddling as main amusements. TEA PARTY The Misses Lelia Pippert and Thelma Bryant hosted at the Bryant home with games music social chat and a dainty lunch for Dorothea Jones Helen Bryant Florence Hummer Marie Menz Eleanor Glowinski Jennie Vargo and Margaret Kronyak.
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South Amherst
Marguerite Moser
Swifts Hollow
Lelia Pippert
Thelma Bryant
Bryant
Dorothea Jones
Helen Bryant
Florence Hummer
Marie Menz
Eleanor _Glowinski
Jennie Vargo
Margaret Kronyak
Amherst Social Notes and Local Games Planned
Mr and Mrs Henry Ludwig and daughter Molly and Misa Mary Laden of Amherat were Thursday guests of Mrs Peter Pippart The Sandstone baseball team will motor to Norwalk Sunday to play the Norwalk team Miss Helen Glowask has returned to her home in Cleveland after visiting relatives Mrs Howard Dulmage and daughter were discharged from Amherst hospital Thursday There will be no church services in the evening at the United Church during July and August Mrs Peter Pippett was a La ral visitor Wednesday Mrs Myrtle Kolbe and Mrs Isaae Slack Jr were Elyria visitors Wednesday
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Henry Ludwig
Molly
Misa Mary Laden
Amherat
Peter Pippart
Sandstone
Norwalk
Helen Glowask
Cleveland
Howard Dulmage
Amherst Hospital
United Church
Peter Pip
New London Notes of Weddings and Local Happenings
July 12 report from New London highlights Helen Johnson and Donald Day wedding in Elyria with three course dinner, couples trip through New York and Pennsylvania, and return plans to Brighton. Local social notices include visits, travels, and weddings, with updates on townsfolk and events from Norwalk to Wellington. The article notes musical tours, July Fourth races, Baptist Sunday School picnic at Ruggles Beach, and upcoming Chautauqua in New London.
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New London
Elyria
Helen Johnson
Donald Day
Brighton
Auld
New York
Pennsylvania
Brooms
Carrie Golding
Lakewood
Willis Cannan
E. B. Hewitt
Ray Coates
Wellington
Jasoby
Swope
Ashland
Wm. Lowe
Nevada
Eva Beougher
Oberlin Business College
Alice Vera Otto
Harrold Win
Baker
W.H. Baker
St. Petersburg
Fla
Norwalk
The
Baptist Sunday School
Ruggles Beach
Raymond Johnson
Julia Carmichael
T Independence
O. J. H. Taylor
Burton Walker
Robert Walker
Pittsburgh
B.S. Cranston
Ellen Harrison
Ataryiand
M. F. Dyer
Wm. Sudro
Robert Rowe
Detroit
F. Blackman
C. A. Black
Local Fourth of July Festivities and Wedding Report
Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Knapp at the Blackman Schoolhouse picnic. Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Martin and Miss Jegie Suffin spent the Fourth in Toledo and returned Sunday. A noon July Fourth wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. F. Black on Park Avenue united Adelaide Black to John C. Damon of Brunswick Ohio, performed by Rev. W. E. Harris. Wideawake Farm Woman's Club held July meeting at Mrs. Jennole Hartman's home.
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K. H. Knapp
Blackman School
Martin
Jegie Suffin
Toledo
F Black
Park Avenue
Adelaide
John C. Damon
Brunswick
W. E. Harris
Wideawake Farm Woman's Club
Jennole Hartman
Oberlin Clubs Invite Women and Plan Picnics
The Russia Township Farm Woman's Club meets July 16 at Grange Hall with a union F. M. societies event at 3 p.m. Speeches by members and missionaries follow a social hour. The West Lorain and North Cedar Mending Bee hosts picnic July 17 at Mrs. Clark's home. The Russia Township Farm Woman's Club may join Pittsfeld Farm Woman's Club for a thr ee dinner July 18 in Pittsfield Center. Oberlin personal notes report travelers from Lakeside and locals visiting relatives in Cleveland and Utica Michigan.
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Oberlin
Russia Township Farm Woman's Club
Grange Hall
F. M
James Brand House
West Lorain
North Cedar
Logan jail records show liquor law arrests dominate
In three months Hocking county jail held 69 prisoners with 49 on charges tied to alleged liquor law violations. Two women were jailed, one for a booze charge. A separate brief notes Dunkirk debris cleanup after a fire destroyed five stores causing over 25000 in damage and fire equipment from Kenton was needed. A Youngstown item reports a four year old girl ate toy pistol caps and died from phosphorus poisoning, with funeral services not yet arranged.
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Hocking County
Lima
Dunkirk
Kenton
Youngstown
Marie McLaurin
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