Divorce petition filed in Hocking County court
Grace B. Paskins files for divorce from Emerson Paskins in common pleas court alleging gross neglect of duty as the grounds for dissolution.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1946
Page
9
Grace B. Paskins files for divorce from Emerson Paskins in common pleas court alleging gross neglect of duty as the grounds for dissolution.
Nick Lalich and his brother Pete, former players now in the Cleveland Veterans outfit, surface amid a baseball era of low .300 hitting as Musial and Cavaretta lead the leaders. Gambling probes touch Leo Durocher and Browns discipline stirs questions on reinstatement. Cleveland Rebels and Washington Capitols post mixed basketball forms as playoff outcomes loom.
Dodgers manager Leo Durocher remains in the news as he endures a gambling charges investigation by Commissioner Happy Chandler. In a few months he has been in the limelight as leader, critic, and center of controversy.
Athens County prep notes show Wellston edging 27-25 for SEC lead as Athens and area teams chase standings. Ohio U. losses to Kentucky 57 by a late surge. Cincinnati win 46-43 in final nine seconds highlights a busy stretch.
A curious note from Rray City reports a property oddity with shade ownership details and scattered characters, creating a puzzling, fragmentary record for readers.
Pasadena California UCLA and Illinois prepare for the Rose Bowl after a long holiday, with quarterbacks Perry Moss and Ernie Case slated to duel for field leadership. Case holds the edge in passing, but both are described as cool under fire with similar size and leadership qualities.
Stanford defeated the University of Hawaii 18 to 7 in an exhibition game. Stanford scored a touchdown in each of the first two periods and added the final score in the last quarter while Hawaii answered with a third period score.
In Dallas, Southern University from Baton Rouge used a fast, precise T-formation to score ten touchdowns and defeat Tuskegee Institute of Alabama 64-7 in the Yam Bowl. Three Southern TDs were erased by penalties as about 5,000 fans watched.
Barbara Wilkins of New Rochelle New York defending champion tops a 32 player field in the 1947 Girls National Indoor Tennis Tournament opening today at Longwood Brookline Mass.
Frank Leahy has a four year tenure at Notre Dame with 32 victories, 3 losses and 4 ties. Excluding ties his winning percentage stands at .914.
Handsome Howie Pollet of the St. Louis Cardinals won the NL pitching title for the second time with a 2.10 ERA and 21 wins, leading in innings pitched with 266. Johnny Sain of the Braves matched 20 wins, while Pollet also topped the circuit in ERA and innings as the Cardinals claimed the top team ERA.
Henderson led Shade with 13 points as they held Albany to 26. Alma backstop Gibbs scored eight for Albany while Shade led 19-9 at halftime and never trailed. Reserve game also won by Shade for a close finish with Snow scoring 13 points and Bolin adding nine for Albany.
TCU faces Bradley Tech while Stanford meets Carleton and Kansas State plays Wichita. SMU takes on Loyola as UCLA visits Wyoming and Oregon State travels to Long Island. Colorado meets New York U in a day of college basketball.
Nebraska's football team drew 309559 spectators for the 1946 season games at home and on the road, reflecting strong fan support and high interest in the program.
Logan City Council met to address routine matters from city auditor Ward Chase. Water supply for Smeade Mfg. Co. was discussed but no decision made. Water works bonds of 15000 were extended to 1947 and budget of 115208.67 for 1947 was approved. Meeting set for January 14.
Funeral services for Robert Baker Canan 74 who died Wednesday morning at his son's home in Columbus will be held Friday at 2 pm at Leonard Funeral Home. He was a retired farmer and carpenter survived by two sons Rolland and Warren a daughter Mrs Frank Hugh and siblings. Burial at Mt Tabor Cemetery Marion Township.
Hocking County sales tax receipts for the week ending Dec. 21 totaled 3332.72, up from 2774.40 a year ago. For 1946, receipts total 120,826.23 versus 81,871.26 in the same period of 1945.
Clyde D Andrews of New Straitsville was arraigned in Mayor Weltner's court on intoxication charges after police arrested him. He paid a fine of 15 dollars and court costs.
Brown breaststroke star Carl Paulson slipped from a diving board at Norfolk Destroyer School and was hospitalized for several weeks. He returned to Brown University and may pursue an unbeaten season in his specialty.
Boxing cards list fighters by city and match outcomes. Henry Hall 167 pounds of New Orleans defeated St Paul 172 pounds in Holyoke Springfield 10 rounds. Billy Fox 174 of Philadelphia stopped Reedy Evans 170 of New York in Baltimore. Charles Lester 206 from Cleveland outpointed John Hubbard 185 of Milwaukee in Chicago 8 rounds.
Arcadia California Solima a gray colt by Star Dusit is nominated for the $100000 Santa Anita Handicap on March 8 He was sold by the Aga Khan to a French syndicate for 400000 dollars.
Baylor seeks to defend its Southwest Conference basketball championship as it hosts opponents in Waco. The article emphasizes Baylor's pursuit of the title and its current standing within the league.
Hialeah Florida trainer Ben Jones has moved Calumet Farm’s armed handicap champion back into training. The plan aims to sharpen form ahead of upcoming races at the track.
North America, rich in natural resources, drew explorers mainly as a barrier to reaching India, shaping early trade routes and ambitions. The continent’s abundance influenced exploration goals and competition among European powers.
Logan residents host extensive Christmas Day and holiday dinners with relatives visiting from Columbus Columbus Ohio Toledo Cleveland Cincinnati and Williamsport. Families including the Mundys Lannings and Schriberns share meals at multiple homes across Logan reflecting a season of reunion.
HONORABLE discharges announced by the Selective Service Board Tuesday include T-4 Marion Frank Biggs of Logan discharged from Fort Lewis Washington on December 12 and Pfc. James Robert King Jr of Logan discharged from Camp Campbell Kentucky on November 29. The local office reports 2 300 inducted and enlisted. 220 remain in service and 35 have re enlisted in the regular Army and Navy.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p m from Mt. Carmel Church for Mrs. Mary Etta Swackhammer widow of Isaac Swackhammer who died after injuries from being struck by a car near Enterprise school on U S Route 33. Rev E F Bradford will officiate burial in the adjoining cemetery.
Marriage licenses listed for John Henry Campbell 25 and Pauline Davis 20. Charles Edward Emrick 26 and Irene Flood 19. Paul Stivson 22 and Suzanne Case 21. Harold Lee Robinson 24 and Jo Robey Case 20. Ceremonies to be read by Rev. Chester Newcome.
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