Nelsonville Football Candidates to Report Saturday
Nelsonville High School football candidates are to report at 4 o clock Saturday afternoon September 1 at the high school. Coach Byron Eby newly named head of the athletic department for three years will meet the players. Uniforms will be distributed and training rules outlined. First practice likely at 4 pm Labor Day, September 3, with the new term beginning the next day.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Byron Eby
Eby
Ohio State University
Nelsonville Social Notes Birthday and Personal Mentions
Mrs Myrtle Wright Adama Sr recently celebrated a birthday with a family dinner and received many gifts and over 60 greeting cards while recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs W J Miller of Wheeling are guests of the Washburns. Helen Powell Stage visits, coming to see her brother Gerard C Powell and family from South America, with Donald W Powell of Independence Kentucky also visiting.
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Myrtle Wright
Adama Sr
Wright
W. J. Miller
Wheeling
W.va
C. E. Washburn
Helen Powell
W. F. Powell
Fayette Sr
Gerard C. Powell
South America
Donald W. Powell
Independence
Powell
Laurel Cliff Notes Local visits and moves reported
Laurel Cliff residents and visitors are listed with kinship and hometowns including Toledo Portsmouth Columbus and Buck Springs. Several families visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Charlies Riffle moved to Steubenville for work. illness of Mrs Ernest Davis reported in Columbus with three transfusions.
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Laurel Cliff
Howard Arnold
Toledo
Mark Stahl
Portsmouth
Everett Harrison
Columbus
Donald Geary
Middleport
Pearl Gilkey
Lower Thomas Fork
Harry Sthal
Bucksprings
Louella Stahl
Mfs
John Stahl
Carl McKeeven
Dayte
Helen Leifhelt
Doris
Thomas Hart
Charlies Riffle
Steubenville
Riffle
Sidney Leifheit
Shade
Virgil Rose
Axton
A. C Jones
Pomeroy
Friends
Lawrence Smith
Anna Dill
Allen Dill
Fiat Woods
Seaman Thomas Hart
Manley
D. H. Peaples
Ernest Davis
Columbus's Hospital
Richard Katz
Karr
Ratliff
Lottridge Notes Highlights Local Visiting Guests
Residents and families from Lottridge and nearby towns hosted and visited through a string of social calls. Gatherings included Mrs. Cerrie Willet, Mrs. Carrie Gainer, and others sharing meals and ice cream, with multiple trips between Athens, Clarksburg, Baltimore and Cincinnati noted in brief visits and dinner gatherings.
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Lottridge
TheVause Snyder
Tarnen
Harry Willet
Cerrie Willet
Carrie Gainer
John Archer
Carson Boggs
Rexal Boggs
Boggs
Rulmer Ackley
Lena
Athens
R.D
Ethel Davidson
Baltimore
Marguerite Rowan
Cincinnati
Harry Nicholla
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
O. L. Davis
Lee Gaston
Ida Wolfe
Jessie
Jay Snyder
Bonnie Stonacker
Helen Hurst
Jay Jackson
Clarksburg
Glenn Gaston
H. J. Davis
S. G. Davis
Big Isaac
Willie Tenney
Wanda Lee
Juanita
Lee
Guy Campbell Little Hocking
R. D
J. R. M. Allen
L. H. Allen
Returns To Hospital Following Furlough
John A. Figgins has returned to McCloskey Hospital in Temple Texas after spending 60 days at home in Nelsonville with his sisters Betty Riley and Jane Keating. Alonzo Figgins of Dayton and Paul Figgins of Columbus also visited during his furlough. He is a twice wounded veteran in Germany, a Purple Heart recipient with two battle stars, Combat Infantryman Badge and Presidential Unit Citation.
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Nelsonville
Pfe
John A. Figgins
McCloskey Hospital
Temple
Texas
Betty Riley
Jane Keating
Alonzo Figgins
Dayton
Paul Figgins
Columbus
Germany
John
Cemetery Rules Enforced At Fort St Cemetery
Nelsonville police order forbids children on cemetery grass and urges parental cooperation to enforce it. Signs reading Keen Off Police Orders have vanished, yet rules remain in effect. Night mining classes restart in Nelsonville with A W Seabright as instructor, first session Sept 7 at the high school.
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Nelsonville
Fort St
A.W. Seabright
Mrs Mallen Severely Injured in Fall at City Market
Mrs Sid Mallen sustained a broken right wrist Saturday afternoon after falling in the City Market where she is employed. The incident occurred in Nelsonville and prompted a medical evaluation.
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Nelsonville
Sid Mallen
Funeral of Child Held Sunday at Salem Church
Funeral services were held for Rita Gay Thompson six months old at Salem Church with Rev. officiating and burial in the nearby cemetery. The child was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Thompson who died Friday morning at home.
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Salem Church
Rita Gay
Robert Thompson
Pst- Millfield — Country Club
Hamley Run
W. M. George
Ser
Janet Cole
Igram
Honper Ridge
Nelsonville City Council Meeting Scheduled for Sept 4
The September regular council meeting moves from Monday to Tuesday, Sept. 4 at 7 pm. City Hall announced the change due to Labor Day, and all fees will be closed.
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Nelsonville
City Hall
York service men return home for leaves
Sergeant John Brooks of the 106th Infantry Division arrives home for a 30 day leave with his wife and two children and his father Mike Brooks, before reporting back to Camp Atterbury Indiana. James Burch 31c AEM spent seven days with his mother Hazel Burch after graduating from NATTC Jacksonville and heading to Quonset AL for CASU duty in the Atlantic. Hazel Burch hosted a chicken dinner with relatives. Myrtle Wright reports a letter from her son John H. Wright USNR who has reached the Philippine Islands after a 22 day trip from the States. Sir Kenneth Stimel returns to Norfolk VA after a four day leave with his parents. Seaman Stimes just came back from Cuba aboard the USS Lake Champlain.
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John Brooks
Ourseas
106Th Infantry Division
Mike Brooks
Camp Atterbury
Ind
James Burch
L-C
A.E.M
Hazel Burch
Na.t.t.c
Jacksonville
Fla
Quonset, AL
Atlantic
Cas.u
Carrier Air Craft Service Unit
Ae.m
James Ossman
Frankie
Donna
Billy
Vermillion
Arthur Rosser
Joe Burch
Paul Humphrey
Luther Burch, Jr
Sugar Creek
Myrtle Wright
John H. Wright
USNR
Philippine Islands
John
Nelsonville High School
Miller’s Produce
Kenneth M. Stimel
Norfolk
Ray Stimes
Seaman Stimes
Cuba
Lake Champlain
Garden Show Planned by Nelsonville Club at Albany Church
The Albany Community Garden Club hosts a Garden Show on Thursday August 30 from 1 to 4 PM at Albany Methodist Church. Members meeting at 78 East Washington Street at 1 PM will carpool to Albany for the event.
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Nelsonville
Albany’ Community Garden Club
Albany Methodist Church
WW. Warren
E. Washington St
Albany
Social Rounding in Beudinat Home Guests Vaughn Couple
Mr and Mrs C F Beudinat entertained a 6 oclock rabbit supper Sunday evening for Mr and Mrs Harold Vaughn of Glou s ier. Miss Aldine Wemmer from Columbus was a Sunday guest at her parents Mr and Mrs F W Werner. Mr and Mrs A T Triplett attended the Smith reunion at Chest erhill on Sunday.
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C. F. Beudinat
Harold Vaughn
Glousier
Aldine Wemmer
Columbus
F. W. Werner
A. T. Triplett
Chesterhill
Blue Lake News Notes From Blue Lake And Surroundings
Arnan Walters eight, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Walters, was shot in the eye with an arrow while playing with his brothers. Eyesight reportedly will not be lost. Mrs Lyda Randolph injured when a mowing machine wheel fell on her leg while untying a calf. she cannot walk. She is Urban Walters grandmother. Miss Dorothy Nibert of Tincoln guests of Misses Eva and Mary Gay. Mrs Orpha Wooten recovering after gallstone operation. J M Myers recently at hospital for finger injury. Cpl Daryl Shoemaker and Miss Esther Saunders wed at Ted Waller home Thursday. Stacey Berry and Irene Kidder wed Aug 2 at Ashland Kentucky. Girlhood home of Mrs C E Sheets sold by Mary F Wogan of Pomeroy after 44 years ownership. Property includes producing gas wells and 10 room house on Thomas Fork near Harrisonville Road, 24 miles from Athens. Mildred Thompson to undergo a third cancer operation. mother of three. Her brother Eugene died at 18 months from the disease. she cared for him.
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Blue Lake
Arnan Walters
Frank Walters
Lyda Randolph
Urban Walters
Dorthy Nibert
Tincoln
Eva
Mary Gay
Orpha Wooten
J. M. Myers
Cpl
Daryl Shoemaker
Luther Shoemaker
Esther
Okey Saunders
Ted Waller
Stacey Berry
Mildred Thompson
Eugene
Five Teams Have Chance in American Pennant Race
Five teams in the American League remain within reach as the pennant chase tightens. Detroit lost twice to Cleveland while New York split with St Louis and Chicago slid toward the top in a tense stretch drive. Cleveland, Boston, the Yankees, and the Senators all gain or narrow gaps, with pitchers Reynolds Gromek and Gettle guiding recent wins.
Stars Deliver Dual Night Wins For Yankees And Indians
Mike Garbark drove in all runs in a 3-2 Yankees win while Aaron Robinson slugged two homers and four RBIs in a 7-1 nightcap. Allie Reynolds earned his 14th victory in Cleveland's 3-1 opener. Gromek scored the winning run in a 5-4 comeback over Detroit. Gene Moore homered on his 36th birthday to lift the Browns 3-2. Milt Byrnes added two RBIs in a 4-1 win. Ferriss notches his 20th as Red Sox split with Athletics 4-3. LaForest homers twice. Pirates take 10-7 then 2-1 over Reds. Holmes hits 26th as Braves beat Phillies 6-5. Karl tosses four scoreless in nightcap 4-3.
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Joe Reishler
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
America
Detroit Tigers
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Bengals
Senators
Tribe
Capitol City
Detroit
New York Yankees
St. Lauis
Browns
Chicago White Sox
Sewellmen
Cubs
Redbirds
Bruins
Chicago
Cleveland
Allie Reynolds
Steve Gromek
Yankees
Nats
Charley Ruffing
al Gettl
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Hal Newhouser
Tikera
Russ Christopher
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
Giants
Brookyn
Dodgers
Ottmen
Hugh Mulcahy
Boston Braves
Phillies
Tommy Holmes
Phils
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Mike Garbark
Aaron Robinson
Garbark
Robinson
Steve Gromer
Indians
Reynolds
Tigers
Gromek
Gene Moore
Milt Byrnes
Moore
White Sox
Byrnes
Shely
Mgnicap
Dave Ferriss
Byron LA Forest
Red Sox
Ferriss
la Forest
Athletics
Jim Russell
Pirates
Reds
Braves
Anton Karl
Holmes
Karl
Brewers Pull Ahead In Tight American Association Race
The Indianapolis Indians face a four game deficit behind Milwaukee as the season nears its close on Sept 9. After two losses to Milwaukee 8-6 and 2-0, Louisville moved within two games of first, while Kansas City and Toledo fared poorly. Columbus beat Toledo twice, and Minneapolis and St Paul split their doubleheader with Millers winning 2-0 and St Paul edging 7-6.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis Indians
American Association
Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Louisville Colonels
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louiaville
Kansas City
Toedo
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Millers
Saints
Hale Swanson
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Toledo
Toledo- Lmt
Louisville
Brundage Opposes German Italian Participation in 1946 Olympics
Avery Brundage, head of the American Olympic Committee, said he does not favor German or Italian participation in the 1946 Olympic Games. He told the Associated Press that public statements by some U S radio and newspaper commentators supporting entry are incorrect and that exact remarks were carried in news service accounts.
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London
Avery Brundage
American Olympic Committee
International Committee
Brundage
Associated Press
United States
Fullerton's Roundup: Berz Advocates Kids' Sports Programs
New York report by Hugh Fullerton notes Harry Berz, Chicago Sports Association secretary, urging more sports heroes and better ones. He outlines a model for youth recreation using pro coaching, eight week programs, and a varsity after eight weeks. Notable figures Red Grange and Duke Slater lend support. One boy team even planned to play between halves of a Bears Lions game, prompting a shy player to remark they were using the youngsters' plays.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Harry Berz
Chicago Sports Association
Harry
Berz
Cardinals
Red Grange
Duke Slater
Bert
Detroit Lions
Standings and League Leaders in Varsity Caps Softball
National batting leader Holmes of Boston hits .363 with 112 runs and 187 hits. Walker of Brooklyn leads in runs batted in with 106. Holmes also tops in home runs with Holmes, Heaton, and a tied total. Multiple city and league results listed in fragmented standings for several matchups and scores across teams.
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Holmes
Boston
Walker
Brooklyn
Heaton
British Open Victory Is Nelsons Biggest Ambition
Knox ville star Byron Nelson, holder of 15 major titles in 20 starts this year, declared his ultimate goal is the British Open. He cruised to victory in the Knoxville Open with a 276 total, finishing ten strokes ahead of rivals on the Holston Hills course, and vowed the Open would clinch his peak achievement.
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Nelson
Knoxville
Tenn
Byron
Toledo
Sas
Roper
Texas
Holston- Hilla
Byrd
Three Remain In State Meet
In Columbus two teams clash for a shot at meeting Toledo Local 13 UAW-CIO in the finals of the 1985 Ohio men’s softball tournament. Unionists enter with a 3-0 record after edging the Columbus Bob Chevrolets 1-0 yesterday. In Nelsonville three arraignments on intoxication complaints were held. Woodrow Bennett and Roland Denny and Georges Carpenter were fined.
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Columbus
Toledo
Uaw-Cio
Ohio
Columbus Bobb Chevrolets
Yester- Nelsonville
Germans Flee Eastern Areas as Civilians Flood West
Mass exodus of Germans from the east overwhelms Berlin with crippled rail and strained soup kitchens. British estimates place arrivals at 15,000 to 18,000 daily from Danzig East Prussia Silesia and Poland with others from Czechoslovakia seeking refuge.
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Berlin
Danzig
Gdansk
East Prussia
Silesia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
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Helen Lehman
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Moore General Hospital
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Mary Toulse Pierce
O. U
Richland Rural High School
C. E. Pierce
Mildred Well
Ft. Hayes
C. B. Wells
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Alfred Zenn
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Neuritia
Norito
Beaco
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Pico Wholesale Co
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