Disappointing Derby Defeat in Heat Affects Players
The Derby nine lost Sunday to Logan amid brutal sun and stifling heat. Highlights include Loga bats and Bunts two-base hits, Dasher, Beck and Dill strong on defense, while McGuire and W. Jones struggled. Logan used a four-run surge in the seventh and final innings to seal an 11 to 8 victory as fatigue and weather sapped both teams.
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Detny
Bilin
Loga
Ly|ne
Beck
Cramer
Broks
Wakely
Fanning
Bunt
Dill
McGuire
W. Jones
Raser
Btults
Dasher
Kennard
Lytle
Willie Fast
Bunte
Franklin
Jones
Fast
Skinner
Firet
Phillips
Buntz
Stults
Fret
Fist
Bunts
Busts
Becky
Stultz
Bante
Kenpard
Aled
Bonts
Logan
Johnson
Derby AB Kk
Derby AB Kk Fh
Ros
Racer
W. Fost
A.jones
O. Paat
Phillipe
Logan Rho
Berk
Loto
Bey
Tee
Derby
A. Jones
Hometin
Wonders of Hocking County from Cantwell Rock to Ash Cave
Feature article by Adolph Jewe describes Hocking County wonders. It travels from Cantwell Rock to Rockhouse Hotel and Rockhouse, noting grottoes, cave formations, and the geology of a dozen sites. Historic tales of Redskin abodes, saltpeter caves, Queer Creek, and Ash Cave are touched with scientific observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Jewe
Logan
Desperat
Enquirer
Hocking County
Goodhope
Laurel
Benton
Scioto
Hocking
Cincinnati
Wyandotte
Ahenge
Tarleton
Cantwell Rock
Walla
Cedar Pata
Old Man’s Cove
Cedar Falls
Queer Creek
Ohio
Deeds Brother Appointed Assistant General Manager
Sugar Grove Bay announces W M Deeds, former Hocking Valley master, has a circular appointment for his brother A P Deeds as assistant general manager of the Albany and Hudson River railroad with Albany headquarters. Deeds’s career spans Hocking Valley, Columbus and Hocking Coal and Trona, Zanesville and Ohio River, and Hudson River lines. The Vanderbilt system dominates the line, promising steady income on favorable terms for farmers with references or bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelwonville Cor
W. M. Deeds
Hocking Valley
A. P. Deeds
Albany and
Hudson River
Albany
Deeds Boya
Sugar Grove
Deeds
Columbus and
Hocking Coal and Tron Company
New Straiteville
Bank Directors Should Assume the Responsibility of Management
Bank directors must accept full duty in governing funds, avoiding temptation to misuse others money. The board bears legal and moral obligation to diligently supervise, prevent failures, and uphold trust to protect communities from bank losses and scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Min
4 Bank
Uioir Banka
Usta
Ex-Postmaster George Stoll Guilty of Irregularities
Former Rock House Postmaster George Sholl in Hocking county was arraigned in Columbus and pled guilty to irregularities while in office. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs or face county jail. He admitted selling stamps to cover payments and crediting himself with cancellations, after $80.71 was traced by a Chicago mail order house and inspectors. The case aims to warn fourth class postmasters. Mark Kanade and wife returned from Logan after attendance at commencement exercises, Mrs Kanade’s niece a member of the class.
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Movemajor Gasotte
George Sholl
Rockhouse
Hocking County
U. S
Bauer
Columbus
Costa
Shell
Department
Chicago
Oldfield
Pickering
McArthur
Mark Kanade
Logan
Kauode’ Nloce
Eluau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hocking Valley By
Riverside
Gore
Spejsials
Goré
Emerick
Burgess
Speciale
Gallagher
Swackhammer
Wright
Frank Wolfe
Logan Centrale
Nelsonville
Carroll
Carrolle
Kiser Perree
Lot
Circleville
Adelphi
Gibisonville
Bach End
Daly
Agra
Olin
Wrotto
Gratin
Horseshoe Grotto
Midilow
Crane Hollow
Laurelville
Broomingsville
Old Man's Cave
Rennesvous
Dength
Old Man Cave
Sugar Grove Bay
Lodi
Perone’s
William Barrett Ridgely
George Stoll
Rock House
Lancaster
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