Three Are Fined in Mayor Dew's Court
Nelsonville reports Arthur Yates 18 pleaded guilty to dis orderly conduct in Mayor C G Dew court and was fined ten dollars and costs after police caught him peeking in Franklin Street windows. Two other intoxication arraignments Sunday left Roy Haines of New Floodwood fined five dollars and costs and Rudolph Bryan of this city fined twenty five dollars and costs.
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Nelsonville
Arthur Yates
C. G. Dew
Yates
Franklin St
City Hall
Roy Haines
New Floodwood
Rudolph Bryan
Nelsonville Pin Team Edges Columbus Five
Nelsonville bowlers defeated a Columbus team at Central Alleys with a 3039 to 2894 final. In the last game Clarence Kelley topped with 255 followed by Cook 253 and Mellinger 246. Skinner led Columbus with 625 series and 2894 for the visitors marked by Kelley and Mellinger’s late surge.
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Nelsonville
Columbus
Central Alleys
Clarence Kelley
Cook
Mellinger
Kelley
Skinner
Metters
Bergin
Ida Lewec
J. Kelley
C. Kelley
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dupler Host Honor For Newlyweds
Mr and Mrs Earl Dupler entertained at weekend event honoring Mr and Mrs Roy Redman who were recently married. Guests included Mr and Mrs David Dupler and son Columbus, Mrs Alma Lucas and daughter Dorothy. Dinner was served Sunday.
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Earl Dupler
Esse Dalton
Roy Redman
Alma Lucas
David Dupler
Columbus
Dorothy
Business and Professional Women's Club Valentine Meeting
Nelsonville BPW Club holds its monthly gathering Tuesday at 7 30 PM in Tri Psi Sorority rooms. The event includes a Valentine party and each member should bring a 10 cent gift for exchange.
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Nelsonville
Business and Professional Women's Club
Tri Psi
Nelsonville Jr O U A M Benefit Party
The Jr O U A M sponsors a benefit party in the LO F Hall on Tuesday evening February 13 at 8 o clock. Proceeds support the organization’s activities. Local residents are invited to attend and support the cause.
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Nelsonville
LO. O. F. Hall
Greens Son Named Nicky Joe in Nelsonville
The son born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green is named Nicky Joe in Nelsonville. A palm crab is described as living mostly on cocoa nuts, native to the East Indies.
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Greens
Nelsonville
Arthur Green
Nicky Joe
East Indies
Nelsonville Scouts Celebrate 30th Anniversary Week
Nelsonville marks the 30th anniversary of the Boy Scout movement with four troops Nos. 63 64 65 66 and two cub packs. Scoutmasters Kouri Powell Smith and Mender lead sponsorship by Rotary Eagles Elks and Knights of Pythias. A Scout Week program features a Methodist Church dinner a Court of Honor watch and displays at the Hub Clothing Store.
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Nelsonville
America
Rotary Club
Eagles, Elks
Knights of Pythias
Francis G. Kouri
Leonard Powell
Bob Smith
Wilbur D. Mender
Methodist Church
C. Roy Tomlinson
Don Johnson
Danford
Athens Methodist Church
Central P.T.A
West P.T.A
Scouting
Troop 66
Church of Christ
Troop
Lawrence Butler
Butler
Lloyd Johnson
Fox Patrol
Rodney Jonas
Beaver Patrol
West School
Roy Tomlinson
C. C. Butt
Carlyle Mender
Don Lancaster
Tomlinson
Pythian Hall
Mayor Fines Four In Traffic Drive
Nelsonville reports four citizens paid 1 each in the mayor C G Dew court for overtime parking during a traffic drive. Cited to appear were Earl Streets Melvil Barber and G C Woolery after notice by traffic patrolman hebh Wright.
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Nelsonville
C. G. Dew
Hebh Wright
Earl Streets
Melvil Barber
G. C. Woolery
Kilpatrick Girls Open Logan League Against Godman Shoe
Nel sonville Kilpatrick Girls face Godman Shoe Girls of Logan in the league opener at Baties after a 6 30 p m departure from the local meeting spot. Laura Norman and Gladys Shore renew a six year old high school rivalry as Bonnie Connors and Mary Cope are sidelined with illnesses and injuries.
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Nelsonville
Logan
Kilpatrick Girls
Godman Shoe Girls
Laura Norman
Gladys Shore
Baties
Grant Hospital
Bonnie Connors
Mary Cope
Betty Stewart
Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Norris at Bishopville Gathering
A Friday night shower at the home of Mr and Mrs J M McDonald honored Mr and Mrs Victor Norris with games and gifts. Guests included Ila Bell Foura Corning and many others. Dale Smith announces the birth of a son. the family has nine children.
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Bishopville
J. M. McDonald
Victor Norris
Marguerite McDonald
Norris
Ila Bell Foura
Corning
Harvey Norris
Betty
Don Withem
Glouster
Harry Taylor
Ferndale
Roy Harrison
Donald
Ronald
Ringgold
Frank Phillips
Charles Milhoan
Dorothea
Margaret
W. H. Hoon
J. M. Watkins
Arenee Ahle
Hattie Stansbery
Sarah
Sharma Kirkbride
Ben Harbert
C. N. Pedicord
Dwight Smith
Ronnie
Carol Ann
Floyd Milhoan
Doris
Bobby
Fisher Roush
Dorothy
Reuben Kittle
Glenn Reed
Carl Miller
Logan
Mary Wahl
Thurman Smith
Rasor Farm
E. Jones
Smithtown
Burgess Carpenter
Smiths
Dale Smith
Lion Hunter Bags 588th Lion in California
Porterville reports Jay Bruce, state lion hunter, has killed 588 mountain lions to date using four dogs. His 588th lion leg was broken by the first shot yet it jumped a bluff and climbed 30 feet up a fir tree before Bruce finished it.
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Porterville
Cal
Jay Bruce
California
Bruce
Annie Laurie Named Favorite Song of British Soldiers
A 19th century ballad wins status as the favorite song among British soldiers, cited for its stirring melody and enduring appeal. The piece is associated with national pride and morale, reflecting wartime cultural traditions.
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Annie Laurie
Bobcats Pummel Redskins 51 31 In Miami Stunner
Ohio University Bobcats routed Miami University 51 to 31 on the Redskin floor. Led by Frankie Baumholtz and Pete Lalich, Ohio swapped field goals at a rapid pace and opened a 17-5 lead before halftime. The second half mirrored the pace as Ohio continued the blitz, seizing the contest from the favored Redskins.
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Miami University
Redskins
Ohio University
Bobcats
Miami
Frankie Baumholtz
Pete Lalich
Bill Trautwein
Bob Quinn Proposes Two Bases on Intentional Pass
The Bobcats defense shackled Miami stars George Ring and Mack Long to 10 points while Frank Baumbholtz led with 20 on 7 field goals and 6 free throws. Bob Lalich added 10 as the team extended its win streak to four.
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Redskins
George Ring
Mack Long
Miami
Frankie Baumholtz
Pete Lalich
Ns Tm
Belleair
Fla
E. M. James
Tomorandis
Bob Quinn
Boston Bees
Muskingum
Combin- Quinn
National Seaation
Cincinnati
Xavier
Ter
Baumbholtz
Bob Gerber
Toledo
Baumholtz
Quinn
Gerber
OHIO
Landis
Deiizer
Lalich
Desecienge
DAR
Clark Griffith
Miller
Washington Senators
Will Halderman
Harridge
Nakiewal
Johnson
RDS
Osecxégondeeex
Rath- Palais
McDade
Wes
Maupin
Knowlton
Patterson
Gabby Hartnett
Homer
Deinzer
Ott
Pirates
Der
Long
Lal
Ich
Snyder
Griffith
Rules Committee
City League Schedule At East Side
Pepsi-Cola faces Faculty at 7 p m Mt Zion meets Panthers at 8 p m Bucks opposes Standard Oil at 9 p m in the City League games at East Side Arena.
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City League
Pepsi-Cola
Mt. Zion
Panthers
Bucks
Standard Oil
Kent State Triumphs Over Ohio in Wrestling Meet
Kent State, the stronger upper weights, defeated Ohio University 181 to 14 in a home match before about 1500 fans at Men's Gymnasium. Key results include Bill Davidson pinning Milan Piotrowski in 1 44, Len Pomeroy and Joe Aschauer winning in overtime, and Kent claiming four of the last five bouts to pull away after an 8 8 midpoint tie.
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Kent State
Ohio State
Kansas State
Ohio University
Bobcats
Bill Davidson
Ohio
Milan Piotrowski
Jack Wilbur
Bob Clough
Len Pomeroy
Jack Simmons
Ed Bijak
George Grahame
Golden Flashes
Lynn Sivon
Frank Loew
George Papushak
Edson Parker
Phil Lewandowski
Joe Aschauer
Kent
Paul Kalivoda
Tussler
Walt Porowski
Social Notes From The Plains Community News
Walter Wharton Jr returns to Columbus for hospital care and several local residents are listed as ill or recovering. A benefit event is planned for Westy’s Place on February 13. A cooking class is organized by Mrs. Kate Spitzer with first meeting at the school. A basketball team sponsored by Platts Filling Station has played two games, while others attend church and Sunday School events at Nazarene. Local meetings cover Ladies Auxiliary and planning to close a contest.
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the Plains
Walter Wharton, Jr
Columbus
Sammie Buffington
Zell Buffington
Hocking
Warner
Harry Tipton
Westy’s Place
Kate Spitzer
Plains
Thomas Wolfe
Athens
Nettie Shields
Lower Plains
Bobo
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Alva Platt
Platts
the Plains High School
Iva Rutter
Nazarene Church
Dayton Women Dominate Ohio State Bowling Weekend
Esther Goodpastor of Dayton led the Class B singles with 581, topping Ruby Johnson of Dayton who scored 554 in Class A. Dayton bowlers swept events as Celia Clark and Alma Martin won Class A doubles with 1109, while Rogers Jewelers claimed Class A team with 2524 points.
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Columbus
Esther Goodpastor
Dayton
Ohio State
Ruby Johnson
Celia Clark
Alma Martin
Rogers Jewelers
Disputed Wages Paid After 46 Year Gap
In Muskegon Michigan William Seitz a former Oceana County farm hand settled a 46 year wage quarrel. after four days digging potatoes he asked six dollars more than others. A 1970s dispute ended this summer when the ex employer mailed a note and Seitz received five dollars and a talk about old times.
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Muskegon
Mich
Wu.p
William Seitz
Oceana County
Seitz
Athens Bulldogs Fight Chieftains For Second Time This Year
Athens visits Logan to play the Chieftains in an SEAOA basketball tilt after moving up from March 1 to avoid the Class A tournament. The Bulldogs beat Logan 43 to 17 on Jan 26 and chase a revival of their title hopes with another win.
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Athens Bulldogs
Logan
Chieftains
S.E.O.A
Bulldogs
Athens
Chillicothe
Red Devils
Middleport
Red and Black
S.E.O.A.A
Pomeroy
Marietta
Tigers
Doctor Attends Marietta Meeting and Banquet
Dr. L. E. Butts attended a staff meeting and banquet at Marietta Osteopathic Hospital in Marietta. Frank M. Selby, a pioneer oil man and prominent resident, presented $24,000 to fund a two story hospital addition memorializing his wife. After the dinner, Dr. Butts was named assistant chief surgeon.
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Nelsonville
L. E. Butts
Marietta
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Frank M. Selby
Selby
Butts
Hapac Sets New Big 10 Point Mark
Hapac scores 34 against Minnesota to break the Big Ten single game scoring record, 76 points in four conference games leading the standings. Indiana shares the league lead with Purdue as Northwestern Illinois Ohio State and Minnesota chase, while Chicago’s defense challenges the pack.
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Purdue
Indiana
Illinois
Northwestern
Michigan
Sain State
Wisconsin
Chicago
Hapac
Steve Snider
Bill Hapac
Ilinois
Hoosier
Big Ten
Minnesota
Ernie Andres
Ohio State
Iowa
Iowa City
Minnesisota
Johnny Shick
Northwestern Illinois
Champaign
Dick Klein
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