Big Guns of Ohio Attack Roar in Last Five Frames
Ohio University bats erupt after a 3-1 deficit to rout Ohio Wesleyan 13-7. Bobcats collect 17 hits, with key stops by McNerney Baumholtz and Farroni. Ed Baroody homered for Wesleyan in the seventh.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1941
Page
13
Ohio University bats erupt after a 3-1 deficit to rout Ohio Wesleyan 13-7. Bobcats collect 17 hits, with key stops by McNerney Baumholtz and Farroni. Ed Baroody homered for Wesleyan in the seventh.
Spring brings new designs in rods lines lures and handles with hollow steel rods lighter and stronger and a thumb space cork handle for correct casting. A new hollow nylon double taper line boosts casting distance and ease along with weedless lures and plastic components easing production amid aluminum and nickel restrictions.
Arrangements are set for a father and son banquet at Trinity Lutheran Church parish hall this evening. Fred Burchfield will MC. Speakers include Mayor Dallas Kinser Supt. G E Carr Prosecutor Harley Meyer and Rev. Lynn Rittman. Logan High School quartet—Paul Blum Cloyd Dawley Harold Kessler Clayton Hoskins—will sing.
Kimberly brief notes list a Sunday School Easter program led by Miss B A Riley at Community Church. The item also records multiple visits and family gatherings involving Hartman, Hoce, Warehime, Davis, Crane, Mallon, Hoce, Ossman, Rizer, Mallon, and Covert across Dayton Nelsonville Deanville Ironton Greensburg Cadiz and other locales.
The Logan board of revisions began work Wednesday morning inspecting properties where complaints were filed. Since Monday they have been in rural areas. Board members include Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald Treasurer R. N. White and Commissioner Frank St. Clair.
Columbia High School pupils earned five firsts and three seconds in county tests. Other local notices include social and personal items: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Turner in Pomeroy on business. W. M. Morris led 17 R and P Lodge members to a Gallipolis district convention. Bus drivers and school board members attended meetings in Pomeroy. Mrs. Ann Graham is ill and Neva Ogdin with Emma Marie took her to Athens for medical care.
Kanauga Sunday School Class No 2 met with Mrs Eugene Shaw and presiding officer Mrs Peter Stace. After devotionals and a brief business session ice cream cake and coffee were served for a twelve person gathering. Nearby boat plant launched new steamer Holly drawing large crowd.
The Murray City news notes the top ten eighth graders in the state test: Martha Lee Robinson Ruth Koenig Bill Wolfe Betty Hughes Dixie Coleman Joy Gears Roberta Kraft Myrtle Lou Buchanan Alex Popovich Charles Collins. Local obits and weekend visits follow with relatives in Lancaster County Columbus Gibisonville and Nelsonville listed among visitors and hosts.
New Plymouth notes record Lavern Fuller visiting brother Bert Fuller of Tippecanoe and Eva Robinson's visit with her son Fred Schmidt in Columbus. Several local events include Swan Central School eighth grade graduation with ten graduates and address by Reverend Reed of McArthur. Community visits span several towns with church and DAR activities noted.
Greendale schools released honor roll standings with list of names by grade. First through eighth grade students across multiple families earned recognition, including Mabel Bennett and Kathleen Dye in first grade and Barbara Ann Boyd in second grade.
A limited supply of hybrid seed corn is available at the Extension Service office announced by James R. Smoot, agent. Farmers willing to experiment with different hybrids this summer may obtain seed, as similar trials were conducted in the county last season.
They Spell Best Logan winners were Bob Johnson and Jack Wolfe. Johnson is first, Wolfe second, both eighth graders. Johnson will travel to Columbus for the state contest.
A study notes cats do not always show affection to owners who adore them and may instead favor visiting strangers who dislike them, while ignoring devoted masters.
Logan Henry Leach, clerk in the office of County Engineer Orla Wolfe, resumed work Wednesday following a several day absence due to illness.
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