Nelsonville Pastor Involved in Weekend Crash and Local Court Pleas
Police investigated a Canal Street wreck involving Rev C B Tuttle driving west toward his garage and struck by Jack Scrappe Chauncey. Tuttle’s vehicle unharmed while Chauncey’s grill was smashed. A second hit on a parked car on Franklin Street damaged its left rear fender by an unidentified westbound driver who fled. Mayor’s court arraignments saw Samuel Frost plead guilty to intoxication and obstructing traffic with fines. Robert Taylor and Carl Partlow also pleaded guilty to intoxication with fines.
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Nelsonville
Canal St
C. B. Tuttle
Chestnut St
Jack L. Scrappe
Chauncey
Tuttle
Chauney
Fred Nixon
Deanville
Franklin St
Samuel M. Frost
Athens Rt. 1
Oral Daugharty
Hocking
Fulton Sts
Robert Taylor
Carl Partlow
Athens
Mike Lewicki 70 Dies After Week Long Illness
Nelsonville Ohio Mike Lewicki 70 a native of Austria and retired miner died Saturday night at his Murray City Glouster Road home after a week long pneumonia illness He came to the United States from Austria 42 years ago He leaves wife Mary two daughters Frances Barney and Helen Trokel of Detroit two sons Waller of Murray City William of Flint Mich and Mack in the U S Army killed in World War II Burial will be at Green Lawn Funeral services set for Wednesday at 9 am at St Philip Newi Church Murray City conducted by Rev Father Gallarina Friends may call at the family home anytime
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Nelsonville
Mike Lewicki
Austria
Murray City
Glouster Road
Lewicki
Mary
Frances Barney
Helen Trokel
Detroit
Waller
William
Flint
Mich
Mack
St. Philip’s Newi Church
Father Gallarina
Greenlawn
Kathryn Warehime Hospitalized in Columbus for Surgery
Miss Kathryn Warehime daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Warehime Nelson Rt underwent an operation Friday at Mt Carmel Hospital in Columbus. Her condition is reported as fair. She teaches in the public schools at Painesville Ohio and previously taught in York Township schools. During illness she has received many cards letters and flowers from local friends.
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Nelsonville
Kathryn Warehime
Homer Warehime
Nelson Rt
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Warehime
Painesville
Ohio
York Township
Corning Social Notes and Church Activities This Week
Corning notes invite residents to a regular Women's Society Christian Service meeting at the Methodist Church with Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Dunlap as hostesses. Plans were made for a bazaar and bake sale on Saturday April 13 at 2 p.m. Also, Class No 9 met at Miss Mary Lee Murray’s Congo home with devotional and refreshments.
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Rheba Losey
James Murray
Wanda Lonberger
Emma Jane Quinn
Gladys Breeze
Rheba_ Losey
Louise Wallace
Murray
Maybelle Dunlap
Methodist Church
Ella, Parsons
Unnted Brethren Church
Mae Rodgers
Alice Brown
Good Samaritan Hospital
William Fail
Pearl Tague
Rose Ann Musick
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Rose
Cooked A Fine Dinner Then Threw It To Dog
A reader describes a dramatic change after taking a product named ERE-HELP. The narrative claims prior eating difficulties and constipation were resolved, with improved digestion and regularity. The ad promotes ERB HELP containing herbs and claims life improvement and renewed appetite. Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut Rate listed.
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Athens Pharmacy
Betts
Church Group Meets for Program in Nelsonville
The Missionary Society of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. Glen Allen’s home on Thursday evening April 4 with 23 members and one guest. The program featured Easter themes, solos by Robert Morris, a devotional led by Mrs. Belle Lancaster, and a discussion on faith and the Easter observance. A special Easter offering was collected, followed by social hour and refreshments.
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Nelsonville
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Glen Allen
Sigrid Love
West
Verna Hand
Robert Morris
Jesus
O'Hara
Belle Lancaster
Sarah Morrison
Mrs. Morrison
Catherine Courtney
McNeil
Stanley Mechem
Miss Hand
Mary Anthony Wallack
Lawton
Okla
Charles Barron
George ‘Shaner
Dow Bowers
Victory Circle to Meet Wednesday Night in Nelsonville
Victory Circle led by Mrs. Parker S. Sniffen will meet on Wednesday evening April 10 in the church social rooms for a 6 o clock covered dish dinner. After dinner the group will attend sanctuary services and then hold a business meeting in the downstairs area. Members should bring sales tax stamps and their own table service.
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Nelsonville
Victory Circle
Parker S. Sniffen
Murray City Social Notes Shower Honors Newlyweds James
Murray City patrons gather at Mr and Mrs William James home to honor son Robert James and his wife recent marriage discharge from service noted. many gifts received. lunch served to guests including Mary Ann James and Anna Matheny. local residents and relatives appear in extended social notices from Columbus Nelsonville Meigsville and Middleport.
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Steve
Laura Swartz
Charles Vancuren
Donald Cook
Columbus
Clarence Cook
James Shuttleworth
Larry
Bob
Bonnie
Nelsonville Satuday
Eugene Snyder
John Snyder
Robert Cook
Nelsonville
Robert Anders
Harry Jonas
Rose Ottman
Frank Bryan
Charles Hise
Pete Verba
James Evans
Harry McNul
Glouster
Charles Ellis
Lila
Akron
Rolly Hanson
Ina Bauer
Elmer Evans
Ted Langley
Middleport
A. T. Pettit
New Lexington
Park Cook
Leonard Phillips
Meleon‘ville
Charles Roberts
James McQuenten
Dearborn
Mich
John Shelton
Lester Sorrell
Pat
Dan Wolfe
Betty Sabo
Barbara. James
Logan
Woman Dies En Route To Marietta Hospital
Nellie Ruth Kollister, 50, of Sugar Creek, wife of Michael Kollister, died in an ambulance near noon Sunday while en route to Marietta Hospital for treatment of a heart ailment. Survived by husband, four sons William in Hawaii, Edsel, Roden, James, two daughters Jean Sevier and Kay, and siblings.
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Nelsonville
Nellie
Ruth Kollister
Michael Kollister
Sugar Creek
Marietta Hospital
William Kollister
U. S. Army
Hawaii
Edsel
Cleveland
Roden
Chauncey
James
Jean Sevier
Kay Kollister
The Plains News Notes of a Busy Week of Local Visits
Local social pages recount visits among McDonalds Beans West McDonalds and other Plains residents. Families travel to Columbus to view governor yard magnolias and Box's Industrial School near Lancaster. Proceeds from a rummage sale exceed 30 dollars for Easter cantata robes. Multiple moving, visiting, and funeral notices follow, with local families and businesses involved in farm and home changes.
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Plains
Hubert McDonald
Walter McDonald
H. McDonald
Faye Estocker
Athens
Columbus
Governor's Yard
Lancaster
New Straitsville Choir
Jacksonville
the Plains
New Straitsville
Homecoming for Mrs Clyde McCollough Returns from Hospital
Mrs Clyde McCollough was returned to her home at Myers Crossing Sunday from Gibbons Hospital Logan and is recovering from an operation. She is the wife of the sexton at Greenlawn. Charles Howell left today to visit his son Wendell and family in Chico California.
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Nelsonville
Clyde McCollough
Myers Crossing
Gibbons Hospital
Logan
Rally In Eighth Tops Bobcats Rally In Eighth Tops Bobcats
The Bobcats lost to Richmond 4 3 in eight inning comeback. Jurkovic gave up two runs in the eighth as Donner and Kreniczky delivered key hits. Ruszkowski had two hits for Ohio U with Horn adding two safeties. The Pedermen return home to face Marietta Wednesday afternoon to start the season.
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Bobcat Baseballers
Richmond Spiders
Kaatelberg
Null
Donner
Jurkovic
Ohip
Ruszkowski
Madden
Brooks
Horn
Gene Ruszkowski
Bobcat
Marietta
Ohio
Richmond
Williams
Burdette
Peppe Predicts U S Olympic Swimming Dominance
Bainbridge Maryland AP report says Mike Peppe believes America has a young pool of talent that could form the greatest Olympic swimming team. At the Bainbridge Naval Training Center meet Ohio State led with 22 points, Great Lakes Navy second, while Buckeye Miller Anderson won both high and low board diving. Jack Hill won the 440-yard freestyle as Ohio State swept two more events.
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Bainbridge, Md
America
United States
Mike Peppe
Pibin
Cbnda
aAntintin
Anank
WLLL
Qlaltayuate
Ohio
Jack Hill
The
Bucks
Ohio colleges and teams mix in 1950s notes
Canton Lehman considers a Chinese quarterback in Gene Sut a 15-year-old freshman who already excels on defense and academics. Ohio fairs anticipate record harness meets while Kurland leads Bowling Green players on all-opponents teams. Toledo eyes new coach candidate Homer Banham as prison softball lights draw crowd interest. Johnny Sanders helps Weselyan win spring drill 13 to 6. Ohio State plots Tom James and Jerry Krall as potential halves in 1950s football.
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Harold Harrison Columbus
Canton
Lehman
Gene Sut
Sue
Roby
Don A. Detrick
Ohio Fair Managers Association
Ohio
Bowling Green
Big Bob
Foothills) Kurland
Oklahoma A. & M
Jack Lewis
Eastern Kentucky
Ernie Calverly
Rhode Island State
George Mikan
Depaul
Mel Riebe
Great Lakes
Rollie Seltz
Hamline
Kurland
Falcons
Central Michigan
Ball State Und
Miam
Kent State
Canisius
N.Y
Oberlin
St. Bonaventure
Xavier
Rollie Boldt
University of Toledo
Homer Banham
Toledo
Woodward High
Banham
Woodward
Purdue
Joe Whisler
Ohio State
Indiana
Whisler
London
Ohio Institution
Johnny Sanders
Ohio Wesleyan
Tom and Jerry
Tom James
Tom Phillips
Jerry Krall
Meade Racing Star Pecks Bad Boy Barred by Jockey Club
New York. Dapper Don Meade known for trouble remains out as Jockey Club stewards withhold his riding permit after a bitter incident at a Mexico City track. He is ordered to appear at next meeting. Other items note Penn State spring sports curtailment and Nelsonville Emblem Club meeting with officer elections.
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New York
Don Meade
Jockey Club
Meade
Mexico City
Don
Fullerton's Roundup contrasts with college athletics pressure
National League officials and Ford Frick spar over recruiting high school players while colleges seek to steer athletes into unsuitable majors. Frick argues against high pressure offers, noting few top athletes aim for medicine or law. The column also notes a pending slowdown in Mexican League moves and Maryland's hiring of Clark Shaughnessy amid Penn State-Maryland track tensions.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Ford Frick
Frick
Ford
Junior Stephens
Pitts
Clark Shaughnessy
Maryland U
Panthers
Maryland
Ex Sailor Herman Keiser Wins Masters Tourney
Ex-sailor Herman Keiser, from Akron Ohio, captured the Masters with a 282 total after Ben Hogan missed a short putt on the final hole. Hogan tied for runner up at 283 with Byron Nelson, while Bob Hamilton won third and $1,000. Demaret Ferrier and Laffoon shared fourth.
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Augusta
P — Heran Keiser
Akron
Ohio
Keiser
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Miami
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Bob Hamilton
Chicago
Jimmie Demaret
Houston
Tex
Jim Ferrier
Ky Laffoon
Orlando
Fla
Watt's Suppositories Marketed For Prostate Relief
Railroad man testifies to 3 years of relief from prostate gland trouble using the doctor’s formula now named Watt's Suppositories. Sells nationwide with testimonials and repeat business. Backache and frequent night urination cited as symptoms. One dozen for $1.25, two dozen for $2.50. Sold at multiple local pharmacies including Gimes Athens and Starks Pomeroy.
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Watt
Gimes Pharmacy
Athens
Starks Pharmacy
Pomeroy
Balls Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Ady
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Page Messenger Sports
U Ends
Los
Columbus Hospital
Corning Social Notes
Murray City Social Notes
Jan” Bouse
the Plains News
Carroll Bean
Everett Ball
Sylvia Osborne
Altha
Amesville
Sam McDonald
Wayne Keirns
Wilbur Cartwright
Billy
Millfield
Keith Zimmnerman
Albany
Elizabeth Williams
Muriel
Clara Potts
Bertha Fischer
A. P. Matheny
Charlies McDonald
Charles
Caryol Ann Bean
Jack
Gene McDonald
Amos Matheny
Frank O'Neil
Arthur Copeland
Joan. Wood
Chester
Copeland
Roger
Gene
Lof Stewart
Edgar
Grosvenor
Mack Horn
Tommy
Ephriam Huston
Wilma Nelle Adams
Genevieve Tucker
E. T. Thompson
Goldie Gibson
Maude Michael
Tony Kovalcik
Robert Lee Miller
Bessie Miller
Kovalcik
New Straitsvile
Dick McDonald
Garth Miller
Anna Courtney
Clarence Rutter
Shirley
Wilma Nelles Adams
Mary Ellen
William G. Thomias
McArthur
Pete Gaskiel
Tom Felton
Paul Wrightse
Carrie Lo Max
Dan Dickson
Elizabeth Williams iMarie
William Vickroy
Bobcats
Senor
Vernon Stephens
St. Louis Browns
Vera Cruz
Jorge Pasquel
Browns
Stephens
Houston, Tex
Charles DeWitt
St. Louis
Peppe
Buckeyes
BEE Gees
Bob Kurland
Meade Racing
Bad Boy
War
State College
Penn State J
Emblem Club
Elks Hall
Hodge
Fullerton
Herman Keiser
Welson
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Chick Harbert
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
Lot Mag
Beaco
F. J. Beasley CO
Pico Wholesale Co
Cincinnati
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