All State Football Honors Go To John Carroll And Xavier
John Carroll and Cincinnati Bearcats lead with five selections each on the 1950 AP all state squad as Miami and Baldwin Wallace also place players. Carl Taseff tops voting as captain with Norb Hecker and a strong line featuring Sig Holowenko and Bill Watson anchoring the unit.
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Columbus
Miami
John Carroll
Ohio
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Xavier
Musketeers
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Youngstown
Baldwin Wallace
Dayton
Carl Taseff
Norb Hecker
Joe Zaleski
Taseff
Johnny Pont
Bob Gardner
Zaleski
Dick Urich
Hecker
Sig Holowenko
Bill Watson
Bill Shalesky
John Dadomincki
Tito Carinci
Pont
Shalesky
SNDS
O'Brien
Zaugg
Muskingum
Heine
O. Wesleyan
Sepessy
Denison
Palmer
Toledo
Phipps
Heidelberg
Stautberg
Reynolds
Mount Union
Long
Raiff
Aurile
Eggert
Kenyon
Young
Oberlin
Turner
Silvani
Bowling Green
Maxwell
Hrnbar
Ellison
Ebel
Sherry
Marietta
Glass
Finders
Capital
White
Western Reserve
Hetrick Muskingum
O'Connor
Morchard
Longville
Akron
Finnell
Goldston
Cipriano
Kane
Stumpf
Ohio U
Popko
Wedge
Grob
St. Clair
Boyer
J. Carroll T
Bill Shalosky
Cincinnati G
Tito Carincl
Xavier C
John Dadominici
WM. Watson
Vanderhorst
Laterza
Middendorf
Domanico
Kerslake
Case McCracken
Cleary
Minor
Martinkovic
Xavier Haddox
Rossi
Erlitz
Union
Shula
J. Carroll Stratton
Mancos
Kent State
Wilke
Bailey
Long Island triple screen opens new drive for Bigos
A Long Island coach explains a new season basketball tactic the triple screen designed to free Al Bigos for drives under the basket. The play starts with Player 1 passing to 2 and setting a behind-screen block, then Bigos uses the screens to receive a pass and power to the basket or shoot from behind the screen.
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Long Island
NEA
Clair Bee
NEW York
al Bigos
Player
Drib- Clair
Bigos
Player 2
Beasley Mathews Girls Lead City Bowling Four Games
Beasley Mathews bolsters its four game lead in the Ladies City Bowling League with three wins over Bank’s Sport Shop. Margaret Adams rolled the high 480 series for the leaders while Betty Hayhurst posted the night’s high game of 178 for the Deans. Kyle Shop moved into second place as the Deans suffered setbacks and Pleise Pierce earned a weekly pin donation with a 436 series.
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Bank
Sport Shop
Beasley-Mathews
Kyle Shop
Margaret Adams
Kyle
Roger Dean
CSOE
K. Figg
Maxine Efaw
Ww. L. Pet. Beasley-Mathews
Kyles
Strobel Seeks Ohio State Coaching Post
Strobel declares intent to fight for the Ohio State head coach job after Wes Fesler resignation. He asks Athletic Director Dick Larkins for the position and urges supporters to flood Larkins with letters. Strobel notes Buckeye post is top coaching job and praises Fesler’s four-year tenure.
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Logan
Harry Strobel
Ohio State University
Wes Fesler
Strobel
Hocking County
Izaak Walton League
Dick Larkins
Fesler
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Columbus
Buckeye
Ohio State
Flood Larkins
Wes
Strobe
Fred A. Murray
C. F. Rauch
Izaak Walton League Chorus
Dick Farmer
Chester Dodds
Visits to Glouster Chronicle a Century of Town Life and Wind
The article recounts a historic cyclone in Glouster and details the town’s early development. It lists key figures such as Morris Atkinson and David Cook, mentions the Valley House hotel, and describes 1886 commerce including physicians and shops. It notes a 1910 municipal light plant, 1920 American Legion post, and Gobblers Knob lore.
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Sunday Creek Valley
Glouster
Harvey South
Glouster Planing
Robeys Hill
Albert Mingus
John Blower
Morris Atkinson
David Cook
George Rose
Elmer Donley
Donley
Cook
Hanley
Valley House
John Allen
Hartman
Joseph Martin
Earnest Vernon
J. D. McDonald
Burr Oak Family
Frank Matthews
Front St
Nelson Bakery
Harry Levy
Governor Harman
Hocking Power Co
Frank McCann
American Legion
County War Chest
Gordon
Gobblers Knob
James Daugherty
Forest Run WSCS Christmas Dinner At Pomeroy Church
Pomeroy social notes report the Forest Run WSCS held its annual Christmas dinner at the church. Husbands of members attended as guests. Read list includes Rev. John Elwood and many couples, with birthday cake and fruit salad served.
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John Scott
Hiram Fisher
U. S. Nease
Edmond Grueser
Mark Evans
Denny
Mason Fisher
Everett Damewood
Earl Scott
Erma Roush
Russell Watson
Charles Bear
Hanson Holter
Amanda Baer
Alfred Sapp
Edith Holter
Betty Nelson
Willing Workers to Host Christmas Party at Enterprise Church
The Willing Workers Class of Enterprise EUB Church meets tonight at Mrs. Harley Brown's home with Mrs. Eldon Weeks assisting. A gift and toy exchange will be held and the toys sent to the Otterbein home.
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Pomeroy
Enterprise Eub Church
Harley Brown
Eldon Weeks
Otterbein
Buck announces daughter Nancy to Cpl Pope
Mr and Mrs C W Buck of Rutland announce the marriage of their daughter Nancy to Cpl F Howell Pope son of Mrs Ada Pope of Addison Alabama The couple wed on November 20 and reside in Elizabethtown Kentucky Cpl Pope serves with the Second Army medical detachment at Fort Knox Kentucky
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Pomeroy
C. W. Buck
Rutland
Nancy
F. Howell Pope
Ada Pope
Addison
Ala
Elizabethtown
Cpl. Pope
Second Army Medical
Ft. Knox
Fremont couple guests at Lincoln Hill
Dr and Mrs Carl Wolfe of Fremont Ohio were overnight guests Tuesday of Mr and Mrs W P Lochary at Lincoln Hill.
Legion auxiliary to host Christmas party for children
The Auxiliary to the Drew Webster Post American Legion will hold a Christmas party Tuesday evening at the Legion Home. Members will bring gifts for their guest children, enjoy a program and refreshments, with Mrs. Charles Sauer serving as president.
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Pomeroy
Drew Webster Post
American Legion
Legion
Charles Sauer
Christmas Party of Eagles Auxiliary Set for Evening
Pomeroy note: The Christmas party of the Auxiliary of the Eagles Aerie 2171 takes place this evening starting at 6 30 with a dinner and a gift exchange to follow.
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Pomeroy
Auxiliary of the Eagles
Aerie 2171
Weekend Socials Traveler Notes From Logan Area
Mr and Mrs Car Engle of Enterprise joined Mr and Mrs Holliday in Bremen. Newark guests Mr and Mrs Charles Lawrence and son Stephen visited Mrs J F Brashares and Brashares at Hocking Valley Hospital Logan. Barbara Primmer and Miss Wavaline Griffith of Columbus with others called on Griffiths and Ansel family. Visitors to Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville and Hocking Valley Hospital Logan included Robert Daugherty and J E Brashares. Harold Heinlein and son Skippy of Logan and Linda Blum of Logan and Linda Casto of Logan dined with Helbers and Matildas Blum and Walter Mathias.
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Charles Lawrence
Stephen
Newark
J. F. Brashares
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Ben Griffith
Barbara Primmer
Carbon Hill
Wavaline Griffith
Columbus
Arnett Griffith
Dana Rheinscheld
Robert Ansel
Juanita Rheinscheid
Paul Ringhiser
Paul Blosser
Janie
Sue Helber
Ross Steele
Robert Daugherty
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
J. E. Brasha
Matilda Blum
William Helber
Bamboo varieties reach heights up to many feet
Bamboo is a grass though larger species take a treelike form and can grow around 120 feet tall in some cases.
U.S. Dollar Flows to Britain and Marshall Plan Change
U.S. aid flows to Britain continue as Marshall Plan funds total over 2.6 billion dollars with earlier 4 billion in loans and grants. armament aid will rise while burden sharing among NATO members shifts control. France and Europe show improving finances, new Marshall money may pivot to Southeast Asia to counter communism.
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Britain
England
Truman
Attlee
United States
America
U. S
Sterling
Germany
Austria
Italy
Greece
Southeast Asia
Europe
Local residents note weekend visits and trips to nearby cities
Murray City residents and families were seen traveling to Fort Knox Kentucky and visiting relatives in Columbus Logan Nelsonville Detroit and Toledo. Several couples and their children spent weekends with kin including the Crafs Lauriskys and Sabos with multiple returns home after visits.
Classified Ad Instructions and Rates Card
Classified ads must be received by 6 00 p m the day before publication for the Messenger. Sunday ads due by 12 00 noon Saturday. The paper accepts one incorrect insertion per ad and urges readers to check the first night print for errors by calling 0242. Blind ads require using the provided address box. Cards of Thanks Obituaries In Memoriam and Political Announcements cost 15 cents per line with a three line minimum.
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Messenger
Local Notices Mention Woodyard in Cincinnati and Sheets in Vinton
George E. Woodyard is listed in Cincinnati and Mrs. Orin Roush Sheets along with Mrs. E Sheets are noted in Vinton in a brief community notice. The fragment references residents and locations without further context or dates.
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George E. Woodyard
Cincinnati
Mrs. Orin Roush Sheets
Vinton
Cincinnati Livestock Markets Slim Mixed Hogs Lead Trade
Salable hogs 38500 and cattle around 400 with limited slaughter trade. hogs mostly higher by 25 cents with 160-225 lb at 19.00 and 250-275 lb at 18.15. sows 14.75-16.00. cattle steady to weak with some steer and heifer prices 22.00-27.00 and beef cows 19.50-21.00. vealers scarce. Poultry and butter prices listed. potatoes 1.85-3.25.
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Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
Dress Pattern No 3259 For Winters Wardrobe
Destined to be your constant companion this winter is a dress with a flare for figure flattering lines. Pattern 3259 by Sue Burnett offers sizes 12 through 20 with a snowy white collar and bright wool finish. Send 35 cents for pattern, 25 cents for Fashion book.
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Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N.Y
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Hull Foster Jr
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Bremen
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Lawrence Short
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Bert Anders, Jr
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Jack Carter
Mrs. ©. E. Sheets
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Sickles
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
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Pontiac
R. and
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