Indians GM Pub Scene On 1952 Team Plans
Cleveland general manager discusses 1952 Indians plans after a strong finish. He rejects a wholesale break up, cites 18 wins in 21 games and 92 total, and notes potential trades with the Philadelphia Athletics while defending core players like Wynn Lemmon Garcia Doby Rosen Avila and Gan. He favors George Strickland at shortstop and argues Ray Boone could improve the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onlanie
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Greenberg
Philadelphia Athletics
Dick Rozek
A’s
Bob Hooper
Indians
Barly Wynn
Bob Lemon
Mike Garcia
Larry Doby
Ray Boone
Bevo Francis Shatters Score Record At Rio Grande
The report highlights Bevo Francis of Rio Grande College torching the single season scoring mark with 743 points in 18 games. Other notes include Ohio University football finishing 6 2 1 and players Duke Anderson and Vince Costello named all Ohio, plus skeet and bowling feats around Skyline Club and Logan venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohi University
Duke Anderson
Vince Costello
T. H. Morgan
Skyline Club
Parkersburg
Marietta
Tri-City
Eddie McBride
Sportland Recreation
Logan
Earl
Sneezer) Roberts
Thomas Recreation Center
Rio Grande College
Clarence
Bevo) Francis
Newt Oliver
Rio Grande
Bevo
Messengerland
Hockey Scores From Tuesday Roundup
Providence edged Hershey 4 3 in overtime. St. Louis defeated Cleveland 4 2. Grand Rapids tied Milwaukee 4 4 and Cincinnati edged Fort Wayne 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Hershey
St. Louis
Cleveland
Rich Winter Racing Opens With Big Three-Year-Old Purses
New York winter racing offers the nation's top three year olds a rich slate with $340,000 in four weeks. Key events include the Santa Anita Derby worth $100,000 on February 21, the Flamingo at Hialeah also $100,000 on February 28, the Louisiana Derby $40,000 on March 14, and the Florida Derby $100,000 at Gulfstream Park on March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hialeah
Guystream Park
Trapasso Wins Columbus Spot In Chicago All Star Tourney
Tony Trapasso, a 5'2" bowler weighing 112 pounds, earned the right to represent Columbus bowlers in the Chicago All Star tournament, underscoring bowling as a game for everybody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Tony Trapasso
Chicago
Trapasso
Logan Offices and Businesses Close for New Year
Logan officials announce New Year shutdowns with city county state and federal offices closed Thursday and reopening Friday. Post office closed all day Thursday. no mail deliveries. Elks host New Year Eve dance and breakfast. orchestra Jim Rees. Schools reopen Monday after Dec 20 closure. Officials urge extra care driving over weekend citing holiday fatalities and alcohol safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Auer
Logan Elks
Jim Rees
Ohio
Citizenship Award Plans Being Made in Logan
The Logan Veterans of Foreign Wars post plans its annual good citizenship award for an outstanding Logan citizen. Presentation is set for the January 13 meeting. This is the fourth award. Past winners include Phil Tschappat, L E Strawn, and James Wells. The selection committee comprises Carl Mock, Raymond Tucker, and Keith Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Phil Tschappat
National Supply Co
L. E. Strawn
James Wells
Department of Natural Resources
Carl Mock
Raymond Tucker
Keith Schultz
King Size Snowflakes Snow Logan Streets
Large snowflakes covered Logan streets early Tuesday creating slick conditions for drivers. Temperatures rose to the 40s in the afternoon aided by springlike warming, while the morning dipped to around 20 degrees before melting occurred later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Blum Dies at 76
Logan Ohio obituary for George Blum aged 76 longtime Hocking County farmer and dairyman who died Monday night in Athens after a period of ill health. Survived by son Myri Blum sister Emma Marion and two grandchildren. Services set for 10 am Thursday at Roberts funeral home with Rev. Earl Appleman officiating and burial in Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Blum
Hocking County
Monida
Athens
Myri Blum
West Logan
Emmane Marion
Robert
City Parking Meters Show December Increase in Logan
Logan police records show December collections from city parking meters totaling 1772.50 dollars, up from 1232 dollars a year earlier. The rise supports reports of Logan developing as a shopping center and aligns with higher annual sales tax stamp sales compared with last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Loigan
Child Back in Hospital After Holiday Leave
Tommy Price, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Price, is readmitted to Children s Hospital Columbus after spending Christmas at home. He has polio and is reported to be improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Tommy Price
Ernest Price
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Letart Falls Social Notes Show Holiday Travels and Visits
Letart Falls social items list Christmas and holiday visits among families and friends from Letart Falls and nearby towns. Readers include Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Nice and others traveling to Newark Chillicothe Syracuse Columbus and more. The column notes relatives visiting relatives spending holidays with parents and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
L. G. Jeffries
Bidwell
Roger
Thressa
Letart Falls
William Zirkle
Billie
Sandra
Racine
Virgil Norris
Wayne
Eleanor Norris
Herbert Sayre
A. R. Sheets
J. D. Roush
Mr. Sheets
C. E. Sheets
Blue Lake
Wilber Gathers
Garry
Larry
Columbus
Christmas Gatherings and Charity at Straitsville Families
Straitsville community members hosted Christmas visits among locals from Detroit Newark Columbus and Stockport. The Straitsville Brick Co. distributed toys to children at the Methodist Church and provided baskets of groceries and fruit for the men. A ninth birthday party for Sharon Begley featured a cake Santa favors and games with many local children in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Virgil Collins
Detroit
Howard Powers
Annie Frasure
Gerald Thorpe
Frank Hines
Hemlock
Straitsville Brick Co
Methodist Church
Danny Dougherty
Bill Spicer
Columbus
Frank Spicer
Marion Livingston
Thomas Livingston
Newark
Ohio
Bobby Waldie
Marion Livington
Kenneth Martin
Logan
Owen Wallace
John Burgum
Stockport
Charlies Webb
William Be
Chillicothe
Sharon Begley
Sharon
James Begley
Main St
Santa Claus
Karen Martin
Paloma Dunkine
Caroline Jewett
Kathy Jewett
Elizabeth
Rita
Residents share holiday visits across families in Ohio
Cedric Parker of Fort Riley Kansas spent a ten day leave with parents Mr and Mrs Pearl Parker. Paul Jacobs of the U S Coast Guard stationed in Massachusetts visited Columbus relatives. Doris Leifheit Dayton and Sidney Leifheit Columbus visited Mrs Helen Leifheit during the holidays. Other visits include Mr and Mrs Paul Archer Columbus with Mr and Mrs Lew Diehl and Charles Diehl and Lewis Arvin. Mrs Charles Brown and Kay and Jay Gallipolis visited her parents Mr and Mrs George Renshaw. Mrs George Henshaw celebrated Christmas Eve with sister Mrs George Howell Pomeroy. Lona Roecher Chester visited brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs John Diehl. Homer Russell of Kansas City Missouri recently visited Eva Tracy. Robert Bowen and Bobby visited Mrs Bowen's parents Mr and Mrs Denver men Darwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Cliff
Cedric Parker
Fort Riley
Kansas
Pearl Parker
Paul Jacobs
U. S. Coast Guard
Massachusetts
Pearl Jacobs
Doris Leifheit
Dayton
Sidney Leifheit
Columbus
Helen Leifheit
Paul Archer
Lew Diehl
Charles Diehl
Lewis Arvin
Thomas Parker
Hugh Ferguson
Gene Alkire
Cleo Parker
Charles Brown
Kay
Jay
Gallipolis
George Henshaw
George Howell
Pomeroy
Lona Roecher
Chester
John Diehl
Homer Russell
Kansas City
Russell
Eva Tracy
Robert Bowen
Bobby
Rotary Hears County Agent Detail Duties
Logan Ohio Charles Ingraham county extension agent described OSU duties to Logan Rotary Club at Brandt’s restaurant. He covers 4-H clubs in Hocking County and aims to connect findings from OSU agriculture with local residents. 36 clubs about 350 members attended with guests and visiting Rotarians from Wellston and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Rotary Club
Charles Ingraham
Brandt
Ingraham
Ohio State University
Sta
Charles Glaspell
Roy Green
Robert Stapler
Wellston
George McGuffey
Jackson
Dual Coroner Role Ruled Incompatible With Deputy Sheriff Duty
Ohio Attorney General C William O Neill ruled that a person cannot serve as deputy sheriff and coroner simultaneously. He noted the sheriff bears responsibility for deputies and the coroner would succeed the sheriff if the governor removes him over deputy acts, creating an absurd scenario. The ruling was requested by Noble County Prosecutor A H Buckey after Noble County’s sheriff-elect sought to appoint the coroner as deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
William O’neill
O’neill
O'Neill
A. H. Buckey
Noble County
Graveside Services Held for C. W. Wright
Graveside services were held Saturday in Oak Grove cemetery for C. Wayne Wright formerly of Logan who died December 4 in Arabia from a heart attack. He was an engineer with an American oil company. The Rev. Henry L. Carr officiated with only immediate family present. Heinlein funeral home arranged arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Oak Grove
C. Wayne Wright
Arabia
Henry L. Carr
Heinlein Funeral
Intoxication Charges Filed Against 2 Men
John H. Green aged 34 of Logan Route 2 and Arthur Tschudy aged 27 of Logan were arrested Monday night at a local tavern on intoxication charges. They stayed in the city jail overnight and were released Tuesday morning for work. Trial was set for Tuesday night in Mayor Roger F riend's court. Irene Gibson filed the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John H. Green
Arthur Tschudy
Roger Friend
Irene Gibson
Divorce Suit Filed in Logan for Burgess
Clara B. Burgess of W. Second St. files in Common Pleas Court alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty by Bobby P. Burgess of Logan. She seeks custody of a minor child and child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas Court
Clara B. Burgess
W. Second St
Bobby P. Burgess
Cr.tody
Attendance Record Set At Kiwanis Party Night
Gene H Campbell reported 648 youths received a Kiwanis Theater treat in a record turnout at Palace Theater. Sophomore Mark Shaner operated the projector for The Secret Service Story as 17 Kiwanians and a guest attended. The club will back the January March of Dimes drive.
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Gene H. Campbell
Palace Theater
Lewis Martin
Mark Shaner
Glouster High School
Secret Service
John Devol
Ray Lange
Richard Eddy
V. John Devol
Hugh Billingsly
Harold Rose
Carl Bradbury
Roger Kittle
Ray White
Lawrence Colbert
Richard Guinther
Joe Williams
George Campbell
B. R. Angle
Ben Goldberg
Daniel Teater
Dan Kovach
Porter Dugan
Mrs. Buchman Dies Aged 63 In Glouster Home
Mrs. Mary Buchman 63 died at her Allen Street home in Glouster after a long illness. Survived by husband George and four daughters Rebecca McLaughlin Leona Collins Lillian Lewis Mary Hook and William. sister Sarah Craig. brothers Thomas Gibbs and Emery Gibbs. 22 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. in the Mrs Kimmy Mission No 6 with Rev Kimmy officiating. Burial in Glouster Cemetery. Friends may call at the family home.
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Glouster
Mary Buchman
Allen St
George Buchman
Rebecca McLaughlin
Leona Collins
Lillian Lewis
Mary Hook
Trimble
William
Sarah Craig
Pomeroy
Thomas Gibbs
Emery Gibbs
Hartford
Kimmy
No. 6
Glouster Cemetery
Christmas Guests Spread Across Hemlock Grove Estates
The Hemlock Grove column lists numerous holiday visits with local families hosting relatives and friends. Names include Clara and Bernard Paulsen visiting Camp Breckinridge with Earl Paulsen in Annapolis, and guests for Christmas ranging from the Weaver and Heines families to the Schultheiss and Midkiff households, with multiple travels to Lancaster, Toledo, and Wellston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsel Smith
Denver Smith
Wellston
Drew Smith
Toledo
Don Betzing
Ralph Smith
Brooks Folk
Lancaster
Emmett Hawk
Ralph Welker
Pomeroy
Ernest Cullums
Robert Hawk
Ziba Midkiff
Cecil
R. W. Heilman
Bunker Hill
Wilbur Midkiff
Orville Midkiff
Nelsonville
Edmund Schultheiss
John
Rita Schultheiss
Local Social Notes From Warren and Surrounding Towns
Melvin Morris has joined the Army and is at Camp Lee Virginia. Edward Hedricks Rockwell and family in Pomeroy host visitors. Eugene Smith returns home from Meigs General Hospital. Warren and Racine guests visit the Wyants. Mrs. William King visits Gertrude Tobin. A New Year’s Eve watch party planned at the Burnside home. Attendees from here go to Darwin school program at Hemlock Grove Grange Hall. Norman Wood and Stanley Beal guests at Leroy Wyant home. Sgt John Mohler and Mr and Mrs Manning Mohler visit Homer Goodwin. Mrs Wayne Beal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury
Melvin Morris
Camp Lee
Edward Hedricks
Rockwell
Pomeroy
Eugene Smith
Meigs General Hospital
Milford Wyant
Warren
Ohio
James Wyant
Racine
Leroy Wyant
William King
Gertrude Tobin
Harold Burnside
Hemlock Grove Grange Hall
Norman Wood
Stanley Beal
John Mohler
Manning Mohler
Homer Goodwin
Wayne Beal
New Year Besieges Nelsonville With Community Festivities
Nelsonville prepares for 1953 with closed banks and offices, schools on holiday, and varied observances. Churches plan services and youth events while lodges host dances and gatherings. Residents anticipate bells, horns, and a toast to a year felt bright yet bittersweet.
Nelsonville Methodist group to hold January meeting
Nelsonville Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet in the church social rooms January 5 at 7 30 p.m. Doris Pergrin will present Modern Samaritan. Music chair C G Fritchard. Circle 1 Duncan Newton hosts. Executive board meets 6 30 p.m. beforehand. Loyal Workers Class January gathering canceled. next regular meeting is the first Thursday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville — A
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Doris Pergrin
C. G. Fritchard
Circle 1
Duncan-Newton
Grange Degree Work At Trimble Meeting
Grange unit in Trimble held a Saturday session at the Grange Hall where the women's group conferred the third degree on two candidates and the men’s group conferred the fourth degree. A pot luck supper followed, then a New Year watch party with songs and games. A January 17 plan aims to confer first and second degrees on a new class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble Grange
Grange Hom
Trimble
Lieut Cox Leaves For Base in Alabama
Lieut Roger Cox left Glouster on Monday for Craig Air Force Base Alabama after a 10 day leave at his parents home. He will transfer February 1 to begin flight training at a new base. The Cox family gathered in Columbus with relatives Mr and Mrs Gordon Meade and son David for a Christmas gathering.
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Glouster
Roger Cox
Craig Air Force Base
Alabama
Dave Cox
Cox
Columbus
Gordon Meade
David
Fire extinguished by city policeman in Logan grass blaze
A December fire near Orchard Street in Logan was put out by city policeman Roy Kelch before firemen arrived. Investigators believe children playing caused the grass fire on the hill at the north end of Orchard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Orchard St
Roy Kelch
VFW Post 3467 Plans New Year’s Eve Party
Nelsonville Post 3467 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will host a New Year’s Eve party Wednesday night for members and invited guests. Music and entertainment are planned with paid-up membership cards as admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Elks Host New Year Dance in Nelsonville Club
The Elks invite guests to a New Year celebration at the local club on Hocking Street. Dancing begins at 10 p.m. on New Year's Eve with breakfast served at 3 a.m. on New Year's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elks
Hocking St
Local Union 9852 to Meet at Kimberly Washhouse
The regular monthly meeting of UMW of A Local 9852 will be held at the Kimberly washhouse on Friday at 3 p.m. Carl Duskey serves as president and Royalan as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
UMW
Kimberly Washhouse
Carl Duskey
Royalan
Christmas House Guests From Around Ohio Attend Dinners
Mrs. Mary A Dorst hosts a large Christmas gathering at 108 Mill Street with visitors from Dayton New Plymouth Nelsonville Athens and Cincinnati. Ohio University junior Bill Cooley spends holidays in New York City while Dr and Mrs Howe host guests in McConnelsville and W Washington Street home hosts Dr Donoghue Robert Howe and James McClain. Others travel from Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Fort Leonard Wood and Toledo for family dinners and holiday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Dorst
Mill St
Carl Belser
Dayton
Hazel Dowler
Patty
Flora Belle
Russell
Shirley van Bibber
New Plymouth
Robert van Bibber
John Powers
Athens
Bill Cooley
Ohio University
New York City
Cooley
Frank Cooley
Elizabeth Scott
Raymond Scott
Nelsonville
McConnelsville
Rocky Glenn Sanatorium
W. E. Howe
Robert Howe
James McClain
Mike
Sandra
Cincinnati
Ethel Beverage
Guy
McLaughlin Services To Be Held Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie McLaughlin who died Monday in a Newark hospital will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Hollister EUB Church with Rev. Wilbur Crace officiating. Burial follows at the Hollister C. F. Wallace funeral home.
Delegate Chosen for UMW District Convention in Columbus
Nelsonville Bud Day named by Local 3905 members as delegate to the district convention at the Virginia Hotel Columbus beginning 10 a.m. Tuesday January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Bud Day
United Mine Workers
Virginia Hotel
Columbus
Healy Visitors Return to Columbus After Four Days
Kathleen and George Healy left Colum bus Sunday after a four day visit with Mr and Mrs A M Healy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kathleen
George Healy
Columbus
Mrs
A. M. Healy
Stores to Close in Glouster All Day Thursday
Glouster stores will close for the entire day Thursday while most locations will stay open late Wednesday evening to accommodate late shoppers. The notice notes citywide closure and adjusted hours for the midweek shopping period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Watch Night Service At Pilevion Heights Church
An old fashioned Watch New Year service will be held tonight at 8 p.m. at Pilevion Heights Church Chestnut and Harper. Several speakers and singers will participate with Rev. Simpson presiding. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pilevion Higthness Church
Chestnut and
Harper
Simpson
Church Worship and Music to Close Old Year at First Presbyterian
Nelsonville church plans an hour of worship and music to close the year at First Presbyterian. Miss Margaret Johnson will be pianist, the Rev. Lloyd Evans will conduct, and coffee and doughnuts will be served at midnight in the parish room with Willis W and Tom Matthewson in charge of refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Johnson
Lloyd Evans
Willis W
Tom Matthewson
Births and admissions at Mount St Mary Hospital
Mr and Mrs Clarence Allison Logan Route 2 welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Homer Farrell Lancaster report a daughter. Alberta Sims New Plymouth admitted. Ronald McKinney New Lexington dismissed. Mary Margaret Bradbury Gloucester dismissed. Homer Byrd Nelsonville dismissed. Mrs Clifford Mitchell Murray City and son discharged. Herbert Leyshon Nelsonville discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Allison
Logan
Homer Farrell
Lancaster
Alberta Sims
New Plymouth
Ronald McKinney
New Lexington
Mary Margaret Bradbury
Glouster
Homer Byrd
Nelsonville
Clifford Mitchell
Murray City
Herbert Leyshon
John Roberts
Jaymente
School Superintendent William J. Darling Dies at 55
William J. Darling, 55, longtime superintendent of the Clearview-Vincent School District for 27 years, died Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
D —P
William J. Darling
Clearview-Vincent
Lancaster Eagle Gazette Raises Newsstand Price
The Lancaster Eagle Gazette will cost seven cents a copy starting Jan. 5. Home delivery rises to 35 cents a week. The increase is two cents daily and five cents weekly over current prices. Publisher R. Kenneth Kerr announced the boosts Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lancaster Eagle Gazette
R. Kenneth Kerr
Hospital Notes Describe Frank Meadows and Larry Bainter
Fragments identify Hocking Valley Hospital in Logan and individuals Frank Meadows on Route 4 and Larry Bainter of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Hospital
Frank Meadows
Logan
Route 4
Larry Bainter
Guests in Logan Honor Mrs. Catherine Sater
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Wilson of Columbus with their daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jones and their sons Paul and Bobby were guests Saturday of Mrs. Catherine Sater on W. Main Street.
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Tribe
Rich Winter Racing
California
National Motor Boat
Letart
Earl Shank
S. H. Fade‘ly
Wayne Evans
Ernest
Jack Shank
Belleville
W.va
James Shank
Coumbus
Don H. Pecwelli
Norfolk, Va
H. B. Powell
Letha Grimm
Robert Grimm
Russell Grimm
Bert Grimm
Lewis Roush
Eddie Holchak
North Braddock
T. C. Brower
Philadelphia
Margaret
Mayme Holmes
Robert Crow
G. J. Norris
Franklin Norris
Norris
Ernestine
Ann
Lynn
Wren
Ray Hayman
Holzer Hospital
Bob Burman
Pamalee Roush
Millwood
Jimmie W. Cozart
Rs. Lillie Cozart
Otis Crawford
New Brighton
Rotary
C. W. Wright
Linde Air Products Company
Cambridge
Mass
Hemlock Grove
C. H. Bartlettnville
Nelsonville Social Notes
Lieut. Cox
VFW
UMWA
McLaughlin
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Donald Gray
Island of
Tion
J. H. Wilson
First National Bank
Nelsonville, Ohio
L. R. Faires
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