Nelsonville Adopts New Gas Rate Ordinance For Five Years
Nelsonville council approved a new gas rate ordinance for five years with rates set by consumption tiers. Present rates hold for two years, then tiered charges rise to higher levels. The measure passed with one vote against and includes minimum monthly charges.
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Nelsonville
Onio Fuel Gas Co. Shail
Walter Tigner
J.M. Hyde
Community Garden Club
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Mayer Miles Howe
H. E. Wilson
Hyde
Charles Shafer
Wesley Hawk
Presi ‘Dent Wilson
Howe
Athens
Hieen
You're Not Too Old To Feel Young Tre mene health claim ad
An old style public notice promotes Tremene a vitamin and hormone blend from Gallaher Drug Co claiming to restore youth, vigor, and zest to aging men. It asserts improved energy and sexual vitality and urges direct use with its product directions.
Birthday Observed At Sunday Gathering
Nelsonville Mr. George Coope celebrated his 85th birthday on Sunday February 4 with family at the home of Eddie Johnson on West Washington Street. Guests included family from Columbus and Zanesville. Six grandchildren in the armed forces were absent.
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Nelsonville
George Coope
Eddie Johnson
W. Washington St
Jamies Ceope
Maxine
Janet
James Ceope
Mary Kuhn
James Patton
Coumbus Edwist Ceope
George
Ceope
Two Canton Fives Clash In Headliner
Canton Timken fights Canton McKinley Friday night in a top Ohio Class A showdown as both teams ride long unbeaten streaks. Timken has 14 straight wins, McKinley 11, with the winner likely entering the state tournament as a prime title contender.
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Columbus
Canton Timken
Canton McKinley
Timken
McKinley
Bulldogs
Massillon
Middletown
Toledo Woodward
Lima South
Toledo Woodsward
Toledo Central Catholic
Utica
Columbiana
Ashville
Farmer
Hicksville
Pioneer
Worthington
Broncos
Fostoria St. Wendelin
St. Wendelin
Don Stoner
Bellevue
Ream
Utier
Alexandria
Yellow Springs
York
Salem-Liberty
Harriettsville
Dale Selvey
Lloyd Wenzel
Salam-Liberty
Kim Shreffler
Woodville
Troy
Bains
Bobcats and Bulldogs Take Road Night in Ohio Basketball
Ohio Bobcats travel to Delaware to face Ohio Wesleyan while the Athens Bulldogs go to Middleport to oppose the Yellow Jackets. Freshman scorer Ralph Sayre is out with a heavy cold, possibly hampering a team already wary of a Bishops upset. Local notes include Harold Spencer on leave before overseas duty and Columbus guests Leighton and Mrs Aumiller visiting relatives.
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Bulldogs
Ohio Bobcats
Athens
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Middleport
Yellow Jackets
Ohio
Bill Trautwein
Ralph Sayre
Trautwein
Sayre
Ralph
Nelsonville
Harold R. Spencer
Thomas Spencer
Pacific
Chicago
Leighton Aumiller
Columbus
Cox Funeral Will Be Held Wednesday
Nelsonville notices report funeral services for Jasper Cox, who died at his daughter's home, will be held at Carbondale Methodist Church at 4:30 PM Wednesday. Burial follows at New Marshfield Cemetery. Friends may call at his Carbondale home.
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Nelsonville
Jasper Cox
Carbondale
New Marshfield
Logan Bowling M B and B Bowling Scores Pt Pleasant
Logan Bowling scores highlighted in Pt Pleasant listings along with local bowling results and league items. Other mentions include Chicago training plans for welterweight Roy Jobingon and Costner, plus Palm Beach golf medal ties and a medical advertisement from Selsonville, all reflected in this composite newspaper fragment.
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Palm Beach
Fia
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Findlay
Jane Crum Covineton
Orantehurs
S.C
Maree Beck F Blewood
N.ou
Hounds to Clash With Pomeroy Panthers in York Gym
Nelsonville Greyhounds seek revenge after a 27 20 loss to Pomeroy as they host the Panthers at 8 o clock in the local gym. Schwab Stanley and Rosenbaum pace Pomeroy while Blair Kinney Stan dail Baird and Shafer are setup for Nelsonville in a likely guard forward mix. The Reserves meet the B squad in the 7 o'clock preliminary.
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Bob Parks
Nelsonville
Wile Greyhounds
Pomeroy Panthers
Panthers
Hounds
Athens Bulldogs
Schwab
Stanley
Rosenbaum
Panther
Greyhounds
Blair and Kinney
Stan
Dail
Baird
Shafer
Mayor Hears Many Cases in January
In Nelsonville the court of Mayor Willes Howe saw 16 cases filed in January per a report by Police Chief James Cope. Twelve involved intoxication, while others included operating game of jghance and operating motor vehicle under influence of alcohol, along with driving motor vehicle without owner's consent.
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Nelsonville
Willes Howe
James Cope
Lowner
Pvt George Huddy Returns to States
Nelsonville resident Mrs Janet Ruddy is advised of Pvt George Huddy arriving in the United States aboard a hospital ship. The ship docked January 31 and Huddy is now at Gardner General Hospital Chicago after being wounded in action in Italy on September 26. The Huddy family has one son, George.
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Nelsonville
Marke Glenn
Charles R
Povo) Glenn
Camp Everett
Mase
Beatin
Janet Ruddy
Walnut St
States
George Huddy
Huddy
Gardner General Hospital
Chicago
Italy
George
Capt C E Pritchard Wounded in Action in Belgium
Capt Charles E Pritchard son of Mr and Mrs C G Jack of Nelsonville was slightly wounded in action in Belgium on January 18 a War Department telegram to his parents reports He is with the 4120 Infantry of the 30th Old Hickory Division He has seen heavy action since Normandy last June His wife and baby daughter live with her parents near Albany.
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Welsonville
Charles E. Pritchard
C. G
Jack
Pritchard
Nelsonville
Belgium
War Department
4120
Old Hickory
Normandy
Albany
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr on postwar football limits
Tom Lieb proposes seasonal player limits for football to equalize postwar competition. He argues against bowl-driven rosters of 80 with 30 playing, saying nonparticipants lose chances for meaningful competition. The piece also notes college basketball quirks and hockey rulebook reform by Vernon Thomas.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Tom Lieb
Florida
Tom
Lieb
Detroiters in Petersen Bowling Classic Lead with 8-Game Scores
Detroit area bowler Charles Boehm of Highland Park surged to the top in the Petersen Bowling Classic with 1 585 in an eight game series. Frank Zion moved to second as Al Heiden of Detroit dropped to third. Chicago’s Frank Wright remains nearby. Alec Graham won first money in a Dover squad with 1 577 while Ellis Walker of Detroit and Emil Carpenter of Akron tied at 1 546 to share prizes of 100 each as the Petersen event results unfold.
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Detroit
Charles Boehm
Highland Park
Frank Zion
Shead
al Heiden
Alec Graham
Dover
Fight Results from Chicago to Philadelphia Card
Chicago bout saw Chuck Hunter 148 pounds of Cleveland knock out Robert Fowier 148 pounds of Chicago in the third. In Washington Perry Wright 147 of Cleveland outpointed Smuggy Hursey 150 of Washington over six rounds. Miami promoter Patt O Reill 131 of Cleveland stopped Al Sforza 28 Boston in one. Philadelphia Willie Joyce 35 1 2 of Gary Indiana outpointed Thalky Wright 132 1 2 of Los Angeles in ten.
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Jack and Jill Bowling League
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Baseball Writers
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Amateur Hockey Association
Vernon Thomas
Baltimore
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James H. Wilson
Citizens Bank Bldg
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