Nelsonville Greys Fall to Middleport 27 18 in SEC clash
Nelsonville Greyhounds slipped to Middleport 27 18 on Friday after yielding eleven Middleport field goals. The Greyhounds recovered Saturday with a 26 12 win over Jackson as Newman Lancaster and Blair paced the offense while Wright aided late in the game.
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Joe Spray
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Middleport
Jackson
Greys
Yellow Jackets
Jackson Crew
Greyhound
Lohse
White
Newman
Lancaster
R. Wiley
Yellow Jacket
Grega
Blair
Nets
Wright
Bob Blair
Jackson G . B. Loney
F. Farran
F. P. Loney
F. Kuhner
Ec. Bradford
C. Thomas
Jones
Flaker
Central PTA Plans Founders Day Program
The Central PTA schedules a Founders Day program at Central School this week. A special program has been prepared and attendance is expected to be large. The regular meeting remains Friday with a note on the date change for this month.
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Nelsonville
Central Pta
John Burford Dies at Home in Kimberly
John Burford age 80 died Saturday evening at the home of his son in law Pearl Glenn at Kimberly. The body lies at Stouts Funeral Home with services set for Tuesday at 2 PM. He is survived by a daughter Flora Lumas of Wheeler Michigan. Burial will follow at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
John Burford
Pearl Glenn
Kimberly
Stouts Funeral Home
Burford
Flora Lumas
Wheeler, Mich
Greenlawn
Nelsonville Faces Rutland in Hopeful Upset of Leaders
Pat White shined while Mechem slowed by a cold as Nelsonville eyes a road upset against league leaders Rutland. Reserves outscored seniors 24-9 but Jackson beat Nelsonville 18-10 with Jackson’s height and fast passing overpowering locals. Juniper and Bateman led Nelsonville scoring.
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Nelsonville
Rutland
Pomeroy
Jackson
Juniper
Bateman
Amateurs To Give Program In Nelsonville
Nelsonville amateur night set for March 19 by the Band Boosters Club. Applications go to Mr Geiger of the music department. The event promises to be the largest and best of its kind in the city with several fine awards for winners. Applicants should confer with Mr Geiger at once.
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Nelsonville
Band Boosters Club
Geiger
Music Department
Merchants To Meet Tonight In Nelsonville
Nelsonville merchants gather at the American Legion Building for a Retail Merchants Association meeting. Dinner at 6 30 p m precedes discussion of a new contract from the Retail Clerks Union covering wages hours and conditions of employment. All local merchants urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
Retail Merchants Association
American Legion
C. S. Mechem
Retail Clerks Union
Mechem
Band Boosters Plan Potluck Meeting in Nelsonville
At a Band Boosters Club gathering in Nelsonville the next regular meeting will include a potluck dinner on Thursday evening February 25. All band and orchestra parents and members are invited. Mr Gerger urges strong attendance to foster acquaintance. After dinner a program of musical numbers will be performed by members of both groups.
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Nelsonville
Band Boosters Club
Geiger
Seven Appear in Court of Nelsonville Mayor
James Colbert Sr. charged with assault and battery, pleads guilty on arraignment in Mayor Holland's court. He is fined $10 and costs and serves 30 days in county jail. Others: Fred Dresher, Charles Tolliver plead guilty to intoxication with $10 costs. Dick Martin and Mary Kisor fined $5 with costs. Carl Speerman fined $10. Rudolph Bryan pleads not guilty and bound over to grand jury on $50 bond. NEIVILLE notes Junior Order benefit Tuesday at 8 o'clock in the LOOF Hull.
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Nelsonville
James Colbert
Winona Colbert
G. Holland
Fred Dresher
East Clayton
Charles Tolliver
Dick Martin
Mary Kisor
Chauncey
Carl Speerman
Rudolph Bryan
Labor Called to Aid Roosevelt In Court Fight
President Roosevelt urges labor support for court reform to modernize the Supreme Court and enable labor laws to function. He cites bills S 1392 and HR 4417 and calls labor groups to lobby Congress for changes to protect organizing rights, minimum wage, and shortened hours.
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Labor
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Hartley Home Is Destroyed In Fire At Hartley Farm
Fire likely from an overheated stove in an outside frame kitchen destroyed the Hartley residence in the Factory district near Nelsonville. The brick main house and adjoining structures, including William Carpenter's house and a garage with his car, were damaged as flames spread under the slate roof. Neighbors aided by forming a bucket brigade and supplying water from local cisterns while the fire department controlled the blaze with limited water resources.
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Nelsonville
Oscar Hartley
William Carpenter
Leonard Bateman
GT Club Entertainment By Mrs. Jack Whyte
Nelsonville members of the G. T. Club met Friday evening with Mrs. Jack Whyte. After a brief business session a two course luncheon was served and Valentines exchanged. Prizes were awarded to Thelma Hutchins Meade Whyte and Ruth Knight. Leah Fick of Jackson Sr. will host the next meeting.
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Nelsonville
G. T. Club
Jack Whyte
Valentines
Thelma Hutchins
Meade Whyte
Ruth Knight
Leah Fick, Jackson Sr
Death of Brother Brings McCulloch, Stiers to Pomeroy
Mrs J Henry McCulloch and Mrs Edith Stiers traveled to Pomeroy after the death of Thomas Bowen, who died Saturday night from a heart attack. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 PM at Peace Church. Mrs McCulloch remains the last member of her family.
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Nelsonville
J. Henry McCulloch
Edith Stiers
Pomeroy
Thomas Bowen
Peace Church
McCulloch
Stiers
World War Veteran Dies in Chillicothe Hospital
Emmett Carter, a World War veteran from Nelsonville, died Sunday at the Veterans Hospital in Chillicothe where he had been treated. The body was taken to Stout Funeral Home and funeral arrangements are pending. He was unmarried and survived by a brother, Glenn, of Baltimore, Ohio. son of Mose Carter.
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Nelsonville
Emmett Carter
Veterans Hospital
Chillicothe
Stout Funeral Home
Carter
Mose Carter
Glenn
Baltimore
Ohio
Don Harmony Is Honored at Party
Don Harmony was celebrated with a party hosted by his mother Mrs Earl Harmony in Nelsonville. Twenty three friends attended from 6 30 to 8 30 p m enjoying games contests and birthday cake was served at 8 30 p m
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Nelsonville
Don Harmony
Earl Harmony
Nelsonville Briefs and Local Scene Noted
Miss Irma Wilson spent Friday in Columbus while Miss Rosemary Smith and Glenn Smith visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Smith. Frances Hanley returned to Danville after a visit hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Co. W. Backus. Fanny Mulligan of Columbus visiting several days. Clerks union meeting canceled tonight.
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Nelsonville
Irma Wilson
Columbus
Rosemary Smith
Glenn Smith
T. J. Smith
Frances Hanley
Danville
Lil
Co. W. Backus
Fanny Mulligan
Bobcats and Marshall battle for Buckeye title lead
Ohio University and Marshall College both won their sixth Buckeye victory as the two strong teams clash for the conference crown. Ohio routed Dayton 44 to 18 with Gene Rvita scoring 22 and George Hood limiting Dayton star Elmer Bache to seven points. Marshall edged Cincinnati 56 to 53 in a see-saw game as both teams press for the league title.
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Buckeye
Ohio
Ohio University
Marshall College
Case
Muskingum
Wooster
Otterbein
Marietta
Marshall
Bobcats
University of Dayton
Sterling Gene Rvita
Ohio U
George Hood
Elmer Bache
Dayton
Hood
Bache
Johnny McAdams
Flyers
Ohio U.— G FT
Shingleton
Rel Riita
Malokas
Lalich
Hardman
Grothaus
Peoples
Dayton— Grfftt George
Bnehs
Ncxanc
Cencens
Welter
Hiehle
Sullivan
Weene
Niehaus
Banka
Newsock
Garcia
Ncercmnoscece
Betale Acacinca Cassepacee
Malakas
Nichaus
Tehan and
Harrington
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Wilcox
Senanecasceceens
Watson
Damison
Averson
Dalton
Capella
Hensel
Seemerecacuses
Marietta College
Pioneers
Kent State
Kent
Frank L. Hayes
Oberlin
Capital
Columbus
Washington
Jefferson Nick Frascella
Frankie Frisch enjoys Daytona visit and humor with Dizzy Dean talks
In Daytona Beach Frankie Frisch relaxes at Seabreeze Club while panels discuss Dizzy Dean headed to Hot Springs to teach a baseball school. Frisch jokes about running a manager nuts and asides about Dean’s butchering of away games.
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Henry McLemore
Daytona Beach
Fia
Frankie Frisch
Frisch
St. Louis
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
National League
Frankie
Rotarians
Lions
Civitans
Kiwanians
Seabreeze Bath and Tennis Club
Dizzy Dean
Dizzy
Hot Springs
Ark
United Press
Middleweight title bids headline three fights this week
NEW YORK U P The 15 round Thil Brouillard bout in Paris opens a week of middleweight clashes aimed at resolving the title dispute after Mickey Walker’s abdication. Americans focus on Friday’s Madison Square Garden clash in which Freddie Steele defends against Eddie Risko. A third bout pairs Sally Krieger vs Fred Apostoli at the Hippodrome as the elimination tourney advances.
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New York
U.P
Marcel Thil
France
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
Mickey Walker
International Boxing Union
Brouillard
Paris
Palais Des Sports
Madison Square Garden
Freddie Steele
Tacoma
Wash
Eddie
Babe) Risko
Syracuse, N. Y
Cooper Wins Houston Open In Texas Tourney
Harry Cooper of Chicago won the Houston Open with a 280 total for 72 holes and 4 stroke margin. Sam Snead and Paul Runyan tied for second at even par earning $375 each, Jimmy Demaret and Byron Nelson followed at 285 for $250, Harold McSpaden collected $185 with 288.
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Houston
Tex
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Cooper
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Jimmy Demaret
Byron Nelson
Reading
Harold McSpaden
Huntington Out of Loop as Mid-Atlantic League Takes Control
The Mid-Atlantic baseball league assumes control of the Huntington franchise after flood damage to the Huntington ballpark and the St. Louis Cardinal interest move to Portsmouth. President Elmer Daily will investigate conditions in Huntington Zanesville Youngstown and Middletown and then award the new owner. A red blood cell lives about 30 to 70 days.
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Canton
O.P
Mid-Atlantic Baseball League
Huntington
W. Va
Elmer Daily
Daily
St. Louis Cardinal
West Virginia
Portsmouth
Zanesville
Youngstown
Middletown
Illini Purdue Meet In Big Ten Championship Showdown
Illinois and Purdue clash at Champaign in a decisive Big Ten showdown that could decide a share of the title. Minnesota looms with a race against weaker foes as other top games Minnesota at Iowa Indiana at Michigan Northwestern at Ohio State fill the backdrop.
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Steve Snider
Chicago
U.P
Illinois
Purdue
Illini
Champaign
Minnesota
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Northwestern
Ohio State
Lafayette
Maroons
Harry Combes
Jewel Young
Boilermakers
Hawkeyes
W. L. Pts
O.P
Aecnacan
Wisconsin
Spice plant workers name UAW as bargaining agent
Workers at Spice Manufacturing Co voted 1 082 to 810 to designate the United Automobile Workers as their exclusive collective bargaining agent. The election result was announced Saturday.
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UAW
Toledo
U.P
The
Spice Manufacturing Co
United Automobile Workers
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as the cure for lingering coughs and chest colds. It claims the medicine goes to the seat of trouble, soothes inflamed membranes, and loosens phlegm with a money back guarantee if results are not seen from the first use.
You Can Wear False Teeth With Real Comfort
Fasteeth is a new pleasant powder that keeps teeth firmly set and deodorizes. It leaves no gum irritation or gooey taste and feeling. For comfortable eating and laughing, sprinkle a little Fasteeth on your plates. Available from your druggist in three sizes.
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Conquer Jackson
Messenger Sports
Blair High Man
Pat
Neiville
Hartley
GT Club
Mrs
Nelsonville Briefs
Ohio Wallops
Cincy
Bud Jeanette
Bill Laughlin
W. and
Xavier
Chuck” Chuckovits
Wits
Au Dayton
O, Wesleyan
Sally Krieger
Brooklyn Butcher Boy
Fred Apostoli
the Hippodrome
Gophers
Coca,cola Bottling Co
Cxtey
Majestic
Wrx
Ack
Mary Cocanp
Bruch
Breanwa
Ners
Pico Wholesale Co. Glouster
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