Mrs. Hogg Dies At 91 In West Columbia
Lelia B. Hogg aged 91 of Letart Route 2 died at 3 55 a.m. Friday at a daughter's home in West Columbia after seven weeks of illness. Born August 6 1868 in Mason County she was a Pen nile EUB Church member. Surviving: three daughters Mrs Speer Mrs Olive Carder of Point Pleasant Route 1 Mrs A E Martin Piketon Ohio one son James S Hogg Point Pleasant Route 1 one sister Mrs Eva Thomas Letart Route 2 four brothers P C Berkley H Z Berkley F H Berkley and A W Berkley Funeral at Crow Funeral Home Sunday 2 p m Rev Forrest Murray officiating Burial in Berkley Cemetery Friends may call after 10 a m Saturday.
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Point Pleasant
Lelia B. Hogg
Walter Speer
West Columbia
Simeon and
Elizabeth Foster Berkley
Mason County
Hogg
Speer
Olive Carder
A. E. Martin
Piketon
Ohio
James S. Hogg
Eva Thomas
Letart
P. C. Berkley
H. Z. Berkley
F. H. Berkley
Northup
A. W. Berkley
Genoa
Ill
Crow Funeral Home
Forrest Murray
Berkley Cemetery
Spring Concert Planned by Racine High School Glee Club
The Racine High School Glee Club directed by Mrs. Lee Lee schedules its annual spring concert for Friday evening April 29 in the school auditorium. Selected numbers include Battle Hymn of the Republic Love is a Many Splendored Thing Whispering Chimes of Spring Dry Bones Oklahoma and People Will Say We're in Love.
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Racine High School Glee Club
Lee Lee
Oklahoma
Plan Oyster Supper At Middleport Church
The Men's Fellowship of Middleport First Baptist will host an oyster supper at 6 30 p m Thursday at the church. Guest speaker will be the pastor of Cheshire Baptist Church.
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Middleport
Honolulu guest Pau Kumala to speak at Bradford Church service
Miss Pau Kumala of Honolulu will be guest speaker at the Bradford Church of Christ Sunday 7 30 p m worship service. She will present several selections at the 10 30 a m service.
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Middleport
Pauline Kumala
Honolulu
Bradford Church of Christ
Eagles Aerie Hosts District Four Meet in Pomeroy
Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 2171 in Pomeroy will host eight district four aeries at the Eagles Hall on May 1. Initiation starts at 2 p.m. a degree team will be featured, with entertainment and refreshments to follow.
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Pomeroy
Meigs Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
Three Women Lead Dallas Women's Open Round One
Fay Crocker Wiffi Smith and Joe Ann Prentice led the $10,000 Dallas Women's Open after opening rounds. They shot two under par 69 to top a field of 40 pros and amateurs in the fifth annual event. Miss Smith, a piano player from St. Clair Michigan, seeks her second Dallas Open title.
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Dallas
Tex
Fay Crocker
Wiffi Smith
Joe Ann Prentice
Miss Smith
St. Clair
Mich
Faesko Fires 300 in ABC Bowling Tourney
Lorain Ohio blacksmith Louis Faesko rolled a perfect 300 in the ABC singles event marking the 16th 300 game in the 57 year history of the tournament. The last 300 occurred in 1958 by Ed Shay of Chester Pennsylvania in Syracuse New York.
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Lorain
Ohio
ABC
Syracuse
N. Y
Ed Shay
Chester
Eastern Band Boosters to Elect Officers Meeting
New officers will be elected at a meeting of the Eastern Band Boosters Association at 8 p.m. Monday at the school. Band parents are urged to attend.
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Pomeroy
Eastern Band Boosters Association
Madison dance routine debut at Saint Joseph Parish
The Har-Mas Junior Safety Club sponsors a record hop Friday from 7 30 p m to 10 30 p m at St Joseph s Parish House The Madison a new dance routine will be introduced Thelma Sayre will emcee the program.
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Mason
Har-Mas
St. Joseph's Parish
Madison
Thelma Sayre
Braves blank Reds on four singles in 2-0 win
Pitcher Carl Willey outworked Jim O'Toole and Bob Purkey as the Braves shut out the Reds. Purkey allowed only three hits and fanned 10 in the victory. Nellie Fox went 4-for-4 for the White Sox, driving in two runs and scoring twice in a 6-5 victory over the Athletics.
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Carl Willey
Braves
Jim O'Toole
Bob Purkey
Reds
Nellie Fox
White Sox
A’s
Boxing Night in Los Angeles and Reno Ends in Stops
Carlos Hernandez outpointed Alfredo Urbina in Los Angeles while Joey Giampra stopped Irish Pat Lowry in Reno. Both bouts featured fighters from multiple cities and ended with decisive outcomes on separate cards.
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Los Angeles
Carlos Hernandez
Caracas
Venezuela
Alfredo Urbina
Acapulco
Mexico
Reno
Nev
Joey Giampra
Pat Lowry
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Toledo
Louis Faesko
Family Weekly
Charles de Gaulle
H. Allen Smith
Patty Johnson
Sidonie M. Gruenberg
William T. Brannon
Jane Fonda
Henry’s Daughter
Bob Driscoll
Blk
Florence
Studebaker
Ommander
Willys
Buick
R and H. Nice
Gail Watkins
KING
Wallace Myers
Albany
D. V. Reed
Reedsville
Coolville
Pacemaker
Skyline
van Dyke
Champion
Donnie
Dannie
Trailer Sales, Inc
Logan
Spartan
Palace Ranch
George Malloy
Hawk
White's Shop
Crane
Clam
Albany & New Marshfield
Thomas Hutchison
Electric Motor Service
Union Dial LY
O. Rose
Sey Brown
Richland
Mahaffey Maytag and Electric Motor Service
West State St
Guarana
Mecca & Stauffer, LY
L. E. White
West Roofing Co
Depot St. Ph. LY
Armstrong Furnace Sales & Service
H. D. Martin
Nelsonville
Grange and
Grange Baughman Agency
Grange Insurance
George W. Ford
D. M. Goddard
W. State
Boaters
Sherwin-Williams
Dupont Paint
Strawn Plumbing
N. Court
Weill
P.O. Box
Union Bus Station
Jackmore’'s
Athens Pharmacy
Lancaster
Legg and Davis
Office Dairy Lane
FORD
Plymouth
Hess
Bob Hess
Helen
They
Ham
Turkey
Salem Hill Conant Road
Plains
Platt
W. Union Street
Nice
Messenger
PH. LY
Valleyview Texaco
Beta Theta Pi New House
C. E. Sheridan
Auc
TOP
Amesville
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Bradford Auction Co
Critt
Bradford Ravine
Marietta Chemical Products Co
W. E. Dicken
W. Union St
Jack Budd
Franklin Ave
Pontiac
Dr. Sedan
Algeo
Motor Sales
E. State St
DE Soto
Cincinnati
USDA
Painter
Mr. Farmer
C. B. Nye CO
Suamne
Oldsmobile
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DeSoto
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Ray Riggs
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