Field House Plans Swing Into Focus
Ohio University announced the first wing of a 2.5 million physical education complex will be completed next year. The project centers on an indoor practice structure with an ice rink to meet student needs, support winter workouts for track and baseball, and possibly serve football and tennis events.
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Weekend Visitors Highlight Columbus Family Ties
Local social notes list weekend visits among Columbus families with holiday gatherings for Thanksgiving. Names include Maroon, Kennedy, Longstreth, Lecie, Gorby, Mille, Bolin, Thomas, Johnson, Pierce, and Miller across Columbus, Toledo, and Middleport. Astronomy and sports items mention a distant universe age estimate and Buckeyes football reflections.
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Joseph Maroon
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Maroons
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Carl Kennedy
Hannah
Floyd Longstreth
Bernard Leciie
Toledo
Carl Gorby
Dayton
Robert Mille
Coltunity
Circeris
Miller
Rusty Pierce
Hyseli Run
California
Air Power Key to Navy Middies Football Season
New York report highlights air power as a major factor for the Navy team amid a tough season. Despite losses to Notre Dame and Army, Middies show strength in passing and defense, with noted performances by players and coaches shaping their strategy.
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Local Births AdmiAnnouncements and Dismissals List
Births recorded for Mr and Mrs Paul E Newman Columbus a daughter Mrs Alva Mount Cabon Hil a daughter Mr Lawrence Cottril Nelsonville Route 1 a daughter and Mrs Albert C Smith New Lexington a son Admitted Miss Jean Sorrel Murray City William Barron Haydenville Mrs Vioter Youn New Mars Connie Tennehill Murray City Dismissed Mrs James Rodgers Corning and son Albert Reeves Nelson Lewis Hall Logan Mig Elma Wolfe Nelsonville Mr Myrtle Wallace New Straitsville Ray Byers G
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Alva Mount
Bon Hil
Lawrence Cottril
Nelsonville
Albert C. Smith
New Lexington
Jean Sorrel
Murray City
William Barron
Haydenville
Vioter Youn
New Mars
Naomi Campbell
Glouster
Edward Wolfe
Bills To Ease Taxes Now Pending
A fragmented report discusses pending bills on tax relief amid political dispute. It notes Jenkins and other lawmakers proposing tax reductions while concerns arise about deficits and economic impact, with emphasis on cautious congressional action and administration relief possibilities.
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Texas A and M Surprises as No 1 Season Surprise
Texas A and M emerged as the top preseason surprise amid upsets and late-season shifts. The Aggies, with a rough start and a decisive opening loss to UCLA, climbed to lead the conference before an upset by Texas altered the title picture, ending as the season’s biggest surprise.
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Straitsville Resident Frank Miller Dies at 70
Frank Miller 70 died 11 p m Monday in New Lexington after a stroke. Funeral service Thursday at Mills and Brown funeral home at 2 p m burial in New Straitsville Cemetery. Survived by two sons Roy Akron Russell McCunesville a daughter Mrs Florence Deering Akron 10 grandchildren four brothers Isaac Logan Brest New Straitville John Columbus and a sister Mrs Laura Corbett Columbus.
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Hamden Holiday Guests and Hospital News
Hamden area residents and relatives are listed visiting and health updates. Arthur Napper was taken by ambulance to Huntington VA Hospital. Mrs. Martha McManus is ill and moved to her daughter’s home in Louisville. E R Haynes visited a husband in Columbus University Hospital as others hosted Thanksgiving gatherings and relatives across Ohio and Kentucky.
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Springfield
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Butler Guests Over Thanksgiving in Findlay and Cheshire
Mr and Mrs Cecil Butler of Findlay visited Mrs Sherman Butler and family over Thanksgiving also staying with Mrs Anna Brittenite. Mr and Mrs Jules Bolling recently guests of Mrs Sherman Butler. Sunday visitors to Mr and Mrs Alex Shuler in Cheshire included Mrs Ross Shuler and daughters Deborah Kay and Wanda Beulah Shuler.
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Cecil Butler
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Sugar Ray Robinson Faces Olson in Chicago Bout Edge
Sugar Ray Robinson, 35, challenges champion Carl Olson in Chicago Friday night. Olson, 27, holds an eight year age edge and is favored. Robinson, who has twice beaten Olson, arrives amid a tense home scene as his wife seeks a divorce, a personal distraction noted but not altering his focus on the fourth title bid.
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Bobo) Olson
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Lottridge Social Notes
Lottridge social notes recount visits by Phyllis Chalfant of Columbus to her parents Mr and Mrs G H Chalfant over the weekend Mrs A B Vandall stayed in Columbus for a few days recent Mr and Mrs Rusell Archer and children Joyce and Jimmie visited Athens with Mr and Mrs Clarence Warner A turkey dinner was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs John Westfall and Mrs Ruth Warner Attendees included Bert Conklin Mr and Mrs William Cook Coolville Mr and Mrs Delmas Martin Torch Mr and Mrs Maurice Ackley and sons Cari
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Coolville
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Torch
Maurice Ackley
Cari
Pettit Tops NBA Scoring in St. Louis Hawks Lead
Bob Pettit leads the National Basketball Association scoring with the St. Louis Hawks, posting 244 points over 14 games and surpassing rivals like Clyde Lovellette and Neil Johnston. Multiple readers and guests are noted in the report, with mentions of celebrations and Thanksgiving gatherings linked to figures around the league.
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Mueller Decisions Drake in New York Fight
New York bout ends with Peter Mueller of Germany defeating Ray Drake of New York by decision. The card notes Eddie Chavez of San Jose in the lightweight division, listing he has nine brothers and five sisters.
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Peter Mueller
Germany
Ray Drake
Eddie Chavez
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