Murray City Birth Announcements Include Huston Family
Relatives around Murray City note the birth of Robert Thomas Huston son of Mr and Mrs Harry Huston and Martha Jean Ottke born March 23 with Florence Huston and Port Gottke as grandparents. Many family visits and returns from Columbus Cleveland Toledo and other towns are listed.
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Murray City
Arry Huston
Martha Jean Ottke
Barberton
Robert Thomas
Florence Huston
Straits
Port Gottke
Marthauston
William Bord
Columus
Matt Bord
Ay Huston
Harvey Lanning
Alice
Beverly
Willard Lanning
Willoughby
Florence Reynolds
Larry
Margaret Hillyer
Toledo
Oscar Hillyer
Leslie Grubb
Jardenville
Arents
Bert Anders
Granville Thompson
Nelymville
Emmett Short
Elroy Short
Gertie Mort
Claude Clendenen
Pearrosney
Middleport
Jean Craft
Meveland
John C. Penn
Ronald
Helen Wilson
Elsie Evans
Zlouster
Elmer Evans
Henry Spencer
Frank King
Bobby Dunn
Senecaville
Johnnie Moody
Vooster
Eldon Loper
Coumbus
William Jank
Canal Winchester
Oscar Loper
Morris Dupler
Warren Dupler
Cleveand
Oscar Dupler
Daugher Diane
Longstreth
Richard Simonton
Terry
Sandra
Lawrence McIntyre
Terrill
Springfield
John Sorrell
Wayne Huston
Columbus
Martha Huston
Myrtle Barnes
Mildred Swingle
Colums
Needlework patterns offer versatile spring wardrobe ideas
Classic Pattern No 8313 a shirtwaister with easy sewing and up to date style comes in sizes 14 through 46 and costs 25 cents. Include name address size and pattern number to Sue Burnett The Athens Messenger 1150 Ave Americas New York NY. A crocheted Two in One Bag in blue white and firefighter red uses straw and gimp with felt lining and costs 15 cents plus 1 cent postage to Anne Cabot 1150 Avenue of the Americas New York NY.
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ABC
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
Anne Cabot
Avenue of the Americas
New York 19
N. Y
Air Board Member Horizontal Supplied with Weapons Again
A Civil Aeronautics board member is photographed with weapons. The list includes terms from a puzzle style diagram with clues for horizontal and vertical entries covering various topics and definitions. The page blends aviation administration with a word puzzle format.
Coolville Families Attend County Republican Dinner and Easter Visits
The piece lists residents from Coolville and nearby areas attending the Athens County Republican Women's Club dinner at Mechanicsburg School. It notes Easter weekend visits and birthdays, with many names including Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Clark, Mrs. Henderson, W. C. Dodd, Mrs. Alfred Rogers, Merle Griffin and daughter Joan, and numerous regional guests from Coalville Parkersburg Morn ing Star London Columbus Marietta and Marietta.
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Coolville
Athens County
Republican Women’s Club
Mechanicsburg
W. R. Clark
R. S&. Henderson
W. C. Dodd
Alfred Rogers
Merle Griffin
Griffin
Joan
Edward Shartle
Roy Limburg
Dayton
Millie Griffn
Coalville
Morning Star
Garrett Reed
Floyd Matlack
Cheryl
Kent
Parkersburg
G. R. Walden
C. C. Gunder
Susie Hornsby
Earl] Clark
E. M. Daugherty
Glennis Daugherty
Michael
Marietta
Doris Walden
Shawnee Wedding Unites Pris cila Fitzer and David J Collins
In Shawnee on March 20 Pris cila Fitzer wed David J Collins at the groom’s home. The ceremony was by Rev. Owen Plumley with sister of the bride Mrs Stephen Haddabas as patron of honor and Robert W Martin as best man. The couple reside at 2212 Indianola Ave Columbus.
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Shawnee
Priscila Fitzer
David J. Collins
Owen Plumley
James F. Collins
Robert W. Martin
Stephen Haddbas
Steubenville
Miss Fitzer
Ralph Fitzer
Hemlock
Ohio
Central High School
Phone service restored after four hour Hillsboro outage
Telephone lines returned to most subscribers in Hillsboro after a four hour disruption caused by a vehicle hitting a utility pole near a garage. Emergency crews repaired the main cable and service was restored late yesterday.
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Hillsboro
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American cigarette use surges over two decades
Data show American cigarette consumption more than quadrupled from 1921 to 1941, reflecting rapid changes in smoking habits and broader social trends during the interwar period.
School boards lack power to require residence period for diploma
Atty. Gen. Hugh B. Jenkins ruled yesterday that school boards do not have authority to demand a specific residence period for students seeking a high school diploma. The opinion clarifies diploma eligibility standards for pupils in Columbus and surrounding districts.
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Columbus
Atty
Hugh
Jenkins
Seay Thursday Horoscope Cautions Against Duplicitous Schemes
The stars advise careful planning and logical tactics to push important projects. Those with birthdays may advance plans with prudent execution, while beware of confusion and undercover tactics that could undermine goals and cause real loss.
Kentucky Derby Rivalry News and Masters Plans
Baton: The piece notes ongoing Derby debate between Saggy and Citation with Calumet colt seen as strong at longer distances. It mentions Claude Harmon as Masters winner aiming for PGA and British Open titles. Joe Louis is referenced with imported pedigreed poodle pups named Peter and Paul.
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York
Saggy
Citation
Havrece
Citay
Claude Harmon
Rushed pennant chase and local sports hints
Rumors of a pennant hungry crowd and Fenark buyout affect morning and afternoon games on Red En day bill Monday. Alan Newsom, son of Bobo, aims for a big league start this summer by trying the legion junior team at Wburg South Carolina. Mrs Lou r gives a California interview claiming pro football was too rich for meals as they discuss kite tail strings and ciphered ideas.
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Fen‘ark
Alan Newsom
Bobo
Legion
Wburg
S.C
Contenders show strength in Findlay tourney match play
In Findlay Ohio Ives defeats Pittsburghs Jane by 5 and 4 to reach 38 on the way out and seal victory on the 6 142 yard course Edwin Longcope of Bronx N Y posts a 3 and 2 win over Johns Hopkins of Cleveland Curtis Cup hopefuls Curtis and Hopkins impress in a tight field with former Ohioan Mrs Flatt of Pinehurst and Carol er of Tiffin among the notable competitors
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Ives
Kirk
Ean Hopkins
Cleveland
Latt
Pinehurst
Caroler
Tiffin
Ohio
Windsor High Grammar Windsor Beats Chauncey 9 to 2 in Baseball
Windsor High School defeated Chauncey 9 to 2 in an Indians win powered by Ken Scott five hits. Bebout and Ash added two safeties as Windsor improved. In its first start Windsor defeated Amesville 10 to 5. Coach Heck can be reached at the high school.
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Windsor
Stockport
Chauncey
Ken Scott
Bebout
Ash
Indians
Windsor -d
Amesville
Heck
Baltimore wins pivotal Game in BAA title series
Baltimore defeated the defending Philadelphia Warriors 66 to 63 to pull even in the best of seven series. A big second half surge produced 46 points to 22 in the final two quarters after a 41 to 20 deficit at halftime.
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Ladelphia
Bat- Bullets
Philadelphiaers
Baltimore
Warrior
Williams Leads Three Times In Home Run Leagues
Williams of Boston led the league in home runs in 1941 1942 and 1947. The star slugger achieved the top mark in three seasons, establishing himself as one of the era’s premier power hitters.
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Williams
Boston
Calumet Nominates Derby Fleet Including Citation Free America
Calumet Farm named a Derby lineup of Citation, Coaltown, Free America, Bewitch, Beau Dandy and Whirly Blast for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 1. Ben A. Jones may press for more than one runner, with hopes of matching a Wash ington Park Futurity one two three by Calumet last summer. Bewitch expected to run in the Oaks, while Free America has shown top form with three wins in six juvenile starts and $29,441 earnings though once sidelined by injury.
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Lexington
NEA
Fabulous Calumet Farm
Citation
Coaltown
Free America
Bewitch
Ben A. Jones
Churchill Downs
Calumet
Washington Park
Plain Ben Jones
Big Seven Favored In Raun Meet
Lawrence Kansas The Big Seven Conference is tipped to dominate the Kansas Relays track and field carnival in its twenty third running The Missouri Tigers enter as the conference champion lineup while Harrison Dillard of Baldwin Wallace is seen as a near certain winner in the 120 yard high hurdles and Missouri’s Bud Garter indoor record holder may challenge him
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Lawrence
Kas
Kansas
Jim Bausch
Kansas University
Missouri Tigers
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin- Wallace
Missouri
Bud Gartier
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