Gallipolis Coach Names 50 Players for First Squad Meeting
Gallipolis coach lists 50 registered players for the first squad meeting at 9 a.m. Saturday. Seniors include Blazer Bradbury Carroll Caveill and others with weights and numbers, Juniors and Sophomores named, freshmen listed, with a note of upcoming games at Logan and Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Blazer
Paul Bradbury
Janderd Carroll
Jim Caveill
Ronnie Fisher
Mick Hardway
Carl Jenkins
Tom Jones
Charles McCormick
Lewis Philips
Verlin Premon
Richard Roberts
Jerry Shelton
Bruce Atkinson
Jim Baird
Micky Blakeman
Joan Carter
Jim Dobebins
Sam Hamilton
Joe Jamison
New
Jones
Albert Ene
Don Marcum
Ralph Martin
Jie Mills
Chuck Myers
Gerald Rowch
Larry Saunders
Jay. Simms
Richard Yam
Logan
Nelvonville
Cheshire Lettermen Ready as 26 Report for Grid Practice
Cheshire Bobcats coach C R Ratliff fields 26 players after one non letterman is ruled ineligible. The group includes nine seniors, two juniors Tom Cremeens Robert Lemley Elmer Spaulding Tony Taylor and Bob Waugh, with several sophomores and freshmen listed among non lettermen. Ratliff expects a squad of 30 to 35 for first practice at 6 pm Saturday ahead of the Sept. 23 opener at Mercer-Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R
Dick) Ratliff
Cheshire Bobcats
Ratliff
Mercer- Mille
Ratlit
Tom Cremeens
Robert Lemley
Elmer Spaulding
Tony Taylor
Bob Waugh
Waugh
Cheshire
Belpre
Ollie Abshire
Robert Cornelius
Soph
Fred Cremeans
Lawrence Fell
Ure
David Fulton
Myron Mack
Jack Matthews
Jim Neal
Frosh
Jim Rife
Joe Roush
Tony Shamblin
Gene Spaulding
Lynne Thompson
Bobby Veith
Leslie Whit- Hagton
Bulldogs Begin Practice Under Coach Risers
Athens Bulldogs will start practice Saturday at 9 am. Coach George Risers plans to use the first half hour for light work and drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Risers
Athens Bulldogs
Riser
Should Have Seen One She Missed
Newberry reports a 4 pound 24 inch trout caught by Mrs John Johnson with a fly Swatter assisted by her two sons Steve age seven and Johnny age 12 near Round Lake. Steve spotted the fish Thursday, she chased it with the swatter, the trout jumped onto shore and between the legs of Johnny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry
Mien
John Johnson
Steve
Round Lake
Johnny
Palmer Heads Toward Record in Canadian Open
Palmer, the 1954 U S amateur champion, led 102 golfers into the second half of the Ta-hole tournament with a 131 that followed 64 and 67. He held a two stroke lead over Jackie Frie and Rameshake Lly as Charlie Sitford, who led on Thursday, reached 474.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
U.S
Jackie Frie
Eof Rameshakelly
Charlie Sitford
Satchel To Open Semi-Pro Action In Wichita
Satchel Paige will start the first game of the Jennsel national semi pro championship in Wichita Kansas tonight with Allie Reynolds, former Yankee pitcher, set to join in opening ceremonies. The event is hosted by the sponsoring Congress baseball association and features a double elimination format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Satche Paige
Small Colleges Plead In Narrow Football and TV Debate
Coach laments plight of small colleges as major programs push for unlimited television. He argues larger schools ignore small schools problems while fans demand spectacle. In hockey style notes, record times and pitches are mentioned alongside TV coverage and player feats.
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C. LeBuck
Starbeck
Iowa State Teachers College
Shawinigan Falls
Wy Gatsey
Shawinican
Swinigan
Seem & T0
Georges Francoeur
Montreal
Jean-Pierre Roy
Montreal Royals
Roy
Indians Buy Hurler Daley From Sacramento Coast League
Cleveland Indians announced the purchase of left handed pitcher Daley from Sacramento of the Coast League. Purchase price was not disclosed. Daley, 22, has a 16-12 record with Sacramento this year and will report to the Indians at the start of spring training next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Sacramento
Daley
Indians
Blackburn named Cincinnati head coach calls for early report
New Cincinnati football head coach Blackburn orders players to report August 28 with preseason drills at Camp Livingston Remington Ohio starting September 1. Four players have hit homer blasts in the loaded era of World Series games: Earl Smith Tony Lazer Gil McDougald and Mickey Mantle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecartnati
OP — von Blackburn
University of Cincinnati
Livingston
Remington
Ohio
Earl Smith
The
Tony Lazeri
Yanks
Gil McDougald
Mickey Mantle
Region Seven Winner Upsets Michigan City Pair
Cincinnati earned Region Seven title by sweeping a doubleheader 16-8 and 0-16 against Michigan City. The win advances Cincinnati to meet Oshkosh in a sectional tournament to be held in Bismarck North Dakota starting Sunday.
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Joseph
Mich
Glouster and Area Churches Schedule Highlights
Church listings show multiple congregations with service times. Highlights include Glouster Church of Christ with 9 and 10 a m worship, Bible study Thursday evening, and pastor A Atwood. Bishopville Church of Christ with 9 30 a m Bible school and 10 45 a m worship. Hollister EUB led by Rev W E Crace with 9 30 a m worship and 7 30 p m prayer. Jacksonville Trimble Methodist with 9 a m preaching and 9 45 a m Sunday school. Seventh Day Adventist Saturday school at 9 30 a m. Redtown Free Methodist 9 30 a m Sunday school and 10 30 a m prayer.
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Glouster Church of Christ
Peter
Jesus
Sun
Grek
Pater
Ghareh Econ
Ernest_A. Atwood
Bishopville Church of Christ
Edwin Carpenter
Virstell
BPTA
William Parham
Hollister
W. E. Crace
Sacksonville
W. Crace
Acksonville
Class Dropped For Saturday
GOOUSTER The Trombie Bible scholars there will be and cane is Saturday as previously a f Scettiaee altered Monday morning with a plea being held at the close of the 3) morning session Commencement exercises will be eid Monday at 7:30 p.m. All parents and F reads are loved to be Bible School Workers are Mrs Saran Zimmer Jayne Ann Jarvin Susan Fleming of the Methodist Church Mrs Lucy Harvey Mrs Donna Haiti Mrs Loves Ann Chaifant Anita Sisson and Coletta Davia of the Church of Chee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goouster
Trombie
Saran Zimmer
Jayne Ann Jarvin
Susan Fleming
The
Methodiat Church
Mires Lucy Harvey
Donna Haiti
Lovs Ann Chaifant
Anita’ Sisson
Coletta ‘Davia
Chee
Glouster Chit Chat Club Hosts Potluck Dinner
The Chit Chat Club at Glouster Memorial Park held a potluck dinner Wednesday for members and their children. Seven members and eight guests attended. Plans were made for a cote roast Saturday at 8 30 pm at the home of Mrs William Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarisien
Glouster Memorial Park
William Parker
Logan Sod I Notes at the Manor Garden Event
A fragmentary report describes a gathering where garden flower arrangements decorate tables. Mentions individuals C. F. and W. W. Wallace and references to a work coat and a formal setting. The text is incoherent and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Hi Lo Bridge Refreshments Hostess Details
Clarence Le Granay and War et Ave hosted four guests at the Hi Lo Bridge event. Eight members, including Mrs. Steve 246 Troe, will be served. St. will be hostess to club memory on August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence le Granay
Hi Lo
Steve 246
Troe
Delegate Named To 24 State Congress
A delegate and his wife joined more than 2000 attendees from the Middle Atlantic and Great Lakes regions and Eastern Canada at a Columbus convention. Mrs Powers presented a report as part of the state Legion events during the August 30 to September period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withuster
Maex
Grouser
Sin Dey Adventia
Joey Siar
Middle Atlantic
Great Lakes
United States
Canada
Columbus
Mrs. Powers
The
Legion
Fire destroys Dairy Queen on South High Street
A fire at 4 40 am Thursday destroyed the Dairy Queen on South High Street known as GLOUSTER the Dairy Queen. The building owned by Mr and Mrs John Kennard and their lease status were not disclosed.
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Glouster
South High St
Ownee
John Kennard
Unclear Text Summary From Vintage Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows names such as Alice Rollins and Leon amid a damaged public notices style. No clear event or authority details are readable.
Fight results from Los Angeles Dallas Singapore and Sicily categories
Boxers across cities including Los Angeles and Dallas report results with outpoints and knockouts. Don Jordan defeats For Miceli in Los Angeles while Buddy Turman outpoints Red Wor Jey in Dallas. Nai Sanong knocks out Don Ranall in Singapore and Marie D Axata stops Lulu Martines in Messina Sicily.
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Los Angeles
Don Jordan
Miceli
New York
Dallas
Buddy Turman
Tyler
Tex
Wor Jey
San Angelo
Singapore
Nai Sanong
Thailand
Don Ranall
Messina
Sicily
Marie
D’axata
Italy
Lulu
Martines
Spain
Hocking County 1 H Notes 10th 4 H Club Meeting
Bowlby s Roughnecks 4 H club held its 10th meeting at the ome ni Wind he. Evelyn Bowlby remains president. Jim Windsor and Harold Philips attended 4 H camp at Tar Hollow. Ten questions and twelve members were served, including adviser Mrs Edith Bowlby.
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Bowlby
Roughnecks
Omeni
Wind
Evelyn Bowlby
Toom
Evely
Jim Windsor
Harid Philips
Tar Hollow
Inc
Edith Bowlby
15th Annual Earichs Reunion in Kentucky Event
The 15th annual Earichs reunion was held in Kentucky with Emma Poston as sidestep presenter. Attendees included Mex Vaughn Earich Janet Ralph Dean and families from Bell Aire Ohio Wilbur Earich Dean Earich Marion Earich Duncan Falls and many others from Ohio and Kentucky. The next reunion will be hosted by Mex Maciph Earich at their home on the second Sunday in August 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir” “Glenn
Stm
Setherine "Onelit
Asteland Ky
Mex Maciph Erich
Emma Poston
Renita
Mex Vaughn Earich
Janet
Ralph Dean
Bellaire
Ohio
Mre
Wilbur
Dayton
Dean’ Earich
Danny
Marion Earich
Duncan Falls
Ray Poston
Walter
Joan Earich
Paul
Seth Mew
Jamen Earich
Fa Poston
Athens
Simarte
Warren
O. Sr
Rs Wiliam Abela
James Camuncey
Ste
Ean
Evan Earich
Alex , Koame
Strand Bir
Willam Russell
Ste. and
Mire
Adolph Bartch
Norman, Milfield
Ann Russell
Louie
Chauncey Church News Community Worship and Schedule
Local church notices list services and schedules across Chauncey and nearby towns. Ministers and churches named include Taylor Ridge Trimble Church of Christ and Miles Ridge Holiness, with Sunday school at 2:00 pm in some venues and midweek prayer meetings.
Chauncey Area Guests and Visit Highlights
Local residents report a string of visitors and short trips. Families from Mansfield Columbus Athens and Worthington vacationed with Chauncey households while Dayton and Nelsonville residents were noted in area social exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Henry
Mansfield
Abe H
L. L. Rane Gell
Sherril
Bob
Mt. Summmit
Ind
Curtford Sanders
Columbus
Elizabeth Robinett
Millfield
Mabel Sisson
Jaden
Trimble
Surance
Thom
J. We Hickman
Worthington
John Adams
Robert Adams
Bobbie
Charles Handa
John Civille
Dayton
Chauncey
Loyd Fennell
Sirmahare Holle
District MYF Meet at Chauncey Methodist Church
A district MYF meeting of the Methodist Youth Fellowship is set for Sunday from 1 30 to 8 30 p m at the Chauncey Methodist Church The program includes officers stations and a Willing Workers session The Willing Workers Class will meet Friday at 6 30 p m at the Chauncey church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Chauncey Methodist Church
Priday
Daughters Reported At Hocking Valley Hospital
The notice lists newborn daughters at Hocking Valley Hospital with parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker of Logan and Mrs. Orland McMannis of Toledo among others. Additional entries mention Mrs. Bord Bumgartner of Logan and Mrs. Charles Morrison of Logan.
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Ralph Baker
Logan
Orland McMannis
Toledo
Bord Bumgartner
Charles Morrison
Worl
Cart
Coe
Siden x
Petter Balsevicius
Game Devices
John H. Forrest
Lancaster
Cincinnati
Good Hope Trustees Refuse Road Vacation Request
Trustees of Good Hope township oppose vacating a 3144 foot section of a local road. The blockades and signs halted access, with plaintiffs seeking a restraining order to remove obstructions and keep the route open for residents and mail delivery. The dispute involves county commissioners and township trustees from two counties.
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Good Hope
Logan
Raed Carpenter
Ralph Flowers
Benue
Green
Sioners
Ste
Pricheld
Benua
Omer
Thie
Fairfield
Ind Mcteer
Ehatree
Indi
Trustees of
Good Hope P
All Parking Banned On Lake Logan Road
County officials moved to ban all parking on Lake Logan Road after petitions to widen the road and improve sight lines. The board ordered a financial review, allocating funds for improvements and related costs while noting the need for community input on parking restrictions.
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Lake Logan Road
Church Notices From Logan Area Churches
Church News lists services across Nazarene Roy E Kilingier pastor and others. Rev Neal Strait of New Lexington delivers sermons at Olivet Nazarene student while St Matthew Lutheran and First Presbyterian Fort Schottke Casey Sun worships. Local sabbath prayers and evening services noted with times and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charen
the Nazarene
Roy E. Kilingier
Neal Strait
New Lexington
Olivet Nazarene College
Kankakee
Strait
St Matthew Lutheran
Paul Warner
Suit Seeks 5138.50 in Murray City Injuries
Katherine Wade files in common pleas court for 5138.50 in damages from injuries after a fall on August 8 1964 in a Murray City rest room hallway dash ed injury scene. Plaintiffs Mike and Andy Verba of Cleveland listed. The petition alleges back problems and a hernia from the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Murray City
Katherine Wade
Mike
Andy Verba
Cleveland
Varner to Attend International Luther League Conclave
Varner, son of the Rev and Mrs Paul N Varner, will leave Monday for College Station Texas to attend the 120th annual convention of the International Luther League of the American Lutheran Church from August 20 to 28. Delegates from the eastern states will travel by a special train via Pittsburgh Columbus and Cincinnati carrying about 300 youths and chaperones to focus on juvenile delinquency and youth involvement in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agan—Raut F Varner
Paul N. Varner
College Station
Tex
International Luther League of the ‘American Lutheran Church
Texas A& M College
Pert
Texas
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Cin| Cinnat
Eoding Gure
Ti Ameraiastheran Church
Mrs Engle Rites Planned in Columbus
Mrs Katherine Fox Engle a former Logan resident died Wednesday at St. Anthony Hospital. She was widow of L B Engle who died last September. Survived by son Norwood Engle of Columbus, three sisters Mrs Tide Hus, Mrs Ka Wellman, Mrs Yulalia Wakeley and brother James Fox, all of Logan. Funeral rites in Columbus with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Columbus
Katherine Fox Engle
Logan
St. Anthony Hopital
L. B
Bert) Engle
Engle
Norwood Engle
Tide Hus
Ka Wellman
Yulalia Wakeley
James Fox
Margaret Walle
Minneapolis
E. B. Poston
Leo's Catholic Church
Route 3
Oak Grove Tives
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General Motors Corporation
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Eoke
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Morristown
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Raymore Pugcock
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Hocking Valley Hospital
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Setate
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