Big Apple to Feature at Nelsonville Ball Friday
Nelsonville hosts the Policemen's and Firemen's Ball at the Elks Home Friday evening. Police Chief George Bateman will perform the "Big Apple" dance, Mayor Dew may lead the Grand March, and Patrolman Cope faces fan requests not to sing. Wien's Swing Band of Logan will play as proceeds support police and fire department needs.
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Nelsonville
Elks Home
George Bateman
C. G. Dew
James Cope
Cope
Dana Winden
Zuko” Thompson
Wien
Logan
Students Visit Yards of Railroad Company
Nelsonville senior shorthand students visited the C and O yard offices in a study of secretarial procedure. They viewed the telegraph system yard telephones offices and office machines the turntable switches and the master Western Union clock. More educational field trips will be planned.
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Nelsonville
Lillian Stover
Western Union
Band To Give Concert at School Sunday
Nelsonville High School Band performs Sunday at 2 30 in the auditorium after a Feb 6 postponement due to school closings. Soloists include Louise Duskey Don Sanders and director Brooks Franks.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Louise Duskey
Cornet
Don Sanders
Brooks Franks
State Hospital
Athens
Girls Glee Club
Donald Sanders
Bill Parks
Bob Wilkins
Ruth Patton
Lewis Vaughn
Virginia Awe
Gallipolis
Southeastern Ohio
American Legion
Uniform Fund
Church Teams Clash in Early League Play
In Nelsonville the St An drew s beat the Methodists 35 to 29 with Joe Wagner scoring 11 for the winners and Paul Galvin adding nine. The Presbyterians edged the Church of Christ 28 to 22 as Paul Wright led with 11 and Kenny Cope topped the Church of Christ with 10.
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Nelsonville
St. Andrew's
Methodists
Bill Reed
Silcott
Ross Reed
Joe Wagner
Paul Galvin
Presbyterians
Church of Christ
Paul Wright
Kenny Cope
Calvin Lancaster
Celebrate Anniversary of Mr and Mrs William McDonald
Mr and Mrs William McDonald celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday chicken dinner. Guests included Mrs William Townsend of London West Virginia and numerous McDonald relatives. Townsend plans to return home after visiting Columbus relatives and friends, stopping to visit daughter Mrs John Sheskey.
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Margaret
Jean Ann
Townsend
London
Columbus
John Sheskey
Child Struck by Car in Nelsonville
Five year old Belle Anne France daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan France fractured her left leg above the knee when she ran behind a truck into the path of a car driven by Elton Ralston Marion. Patrolman James Cope investigated and did not hold the driver responsible. She received treatment from a local physician and was taken to Cherington Hospital Logan.
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Nelsonville
Belle Anne
Ivan France
Elton Ralston
Marion
James Cope
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Choir to Rehearse Nelsonville Cantata Tonight
The Church of Christ choir will continue rehearsals on the Foster Cantata tonight at 7 o'clock in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Foster
PTA Leaders Are Honored On Founders Day Night
Nelsonville PTA leaders and charter members were honored at Founders Day events in the Junior High School Building. Mrs. James Knight gave a history talk as candles lit a cake marked 41. Gifts, remarks, songs, and a social hour followed, with plans for a March meeting and a Sunday band concert announced.
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Nelsonville
P.T.A
James Knight
B. M. Coakley
William Siminton
Nelson Dowler
Carl Coakley
Lillian Huddy
Ruth Patton
Virginia Awe
Louise Duskey
Don Sanders
Blanche Moorehead
P.T.A. Council
Doris Horch
Raymond Raine
Ed Rosser
Elizabeth White
Carl Duskey
Nelson
Brooks Franks
Nelsonville Missionary Society Observes Stewardship Day
Nelsonville Presbyter ian Missionary Society plans annual stewardship day at the church. The program led by first vice president Mrs Roy Snackenburg begins with a covered dish dinner at noon and invites church ladies and interested friends to attend.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Roy Snackenburg
Columbus Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Sarah E. Teal of Columbus was the nacey guest of Mrs. Flossie Crawford. Mrs. E. M. Poston of Columbus visited for Sunday and Monday with her daughter Mrs. Robert Car en.
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Sarah E. Teal
Columbus
Flossie Crawford
E. M. Poston
Robert Caren
Bakeresque Mother Ailing in Columbus Hospital
Mrs Earl Baker spent the past month in Columbus with her mother Mrs W G Bennett who has been seriously ill in St Francis Hospital. Baker will return Thursday to be with her mother who remains in critical condition after a major operation.
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Earl Baker
Columbus
W. G. Bennett
St. Francis Hospital
Baker
Birth announced for Eldon Forbes in Shawnee
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Cox announce the birth of a son named Eldon Forbes in Shawnee. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Forbes of Myers Street Nelsonville and Mr. and Mrs. Elsa Cox of Shawnee, with great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Patton of Poplar Street.
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Myron Cox
Pauline Forbes
Shawnee
Eldon Forbes
Thomas Forbes
Myers St
Nelsonville
Elsa Cox
J. H. Patton
Poplar St
Hospital Transfer for Surgical Operation in Columbus
Mrs Alvey Daugherty was moved to Mercy Hospital Columbus on Saturday for a surgical operation. Her husband accompanied her.
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Alvey Daugherty
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Nelsonville Mayor Fines Two In Court Fight
Raymond Scott pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated in Mayor C G Dew's court and was bound over to the grand jury under a 250 dollar bond. Foster Campbell of Haydenville was fined 10 dollars for running a red light in Mayor Dew's court.
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Nelsonville
Raymond Scott
C. G. Dew
Foster Campbell
Haydenville
Dew
Arrange Thomas Rites Held at Union Furnace U B Church
Funeral services for William Thomas will be held Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the U B Church in Union Furnace. Burial will be at New Straitsville.
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Thomas
Nelsonville
William Thomas
U. B
Union Furnace
New Straitsville
Bobcats Host Miami in Buckeye Conference Clash
Ohio University faces Miami University in a must win Buckeye Conference match. Miami sits in second, aiming to clinch at least a tie while Ohio seeks an upset to guarantee a .500 season. Cromer towers for Miami, with Bobcats relying on a deeper bench and Grover’s first choice five at tipoff.
Purdue Quint Tied for Big 10 Cage Lead
Purdue and Northwestern share the Big Ten lead at seven wins and two losses after Purdue crushed Ohio State 49 to 36 and Iowa upset Northwestern 26 to 25. A Purdue win over Indiana Saturday could move them into sole possession, while Illinois star Dehner boosts to 133 points for the season.
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Chicago
U.P
Purdue
Northwestern
Iowa
Ohio State
Indiana
Jack Drees
Nile Kinnick
Hawkeyes
Wildcats
Jewell Young
Lafayette
Ind
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
John Townsend
Herman Fishman
Jim Rae
Illinois
Lewis
Louis Declared Heavyweight Favorite in Joe Louis Fight
Louis 6-1 favorite over challenger in the Joe Louis Nate Mann heavyweight championship. Public bets show little action with odds 6-1 Louis to win, while a knockout is a 2-1 bet. Officials expect a sell-out crowd for the Wednesday bout.
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New York
Joe Louis
Nate Mann
Louis
Dollison Visit to Ray Dollison at Lakeview Hospital
Mr and Mrs Paul Dollison and Mr and Mrs Dean Dollison with Verne Dollison traveled to Cleveland Sunday to visit Ray Dollison at Lakeview Hospital. He underwent a major surgical operation there Thursday.
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Ray Dollison Logan
Paul Dollison
Dean Dollison
Verne Dollison
Cleveland
Ray Dollison
Lakeview Hospital
Cock-of-the-Rock Exhibited at St. Louis Zoo
A cock-of-the-rock, a South American tropical bird, is on display at the St. Louis Zoo and is believed to be the only living specimen in captivity.
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South American
Tropics
St. Louis Zoo
Bulldogs Face Pomeroy in Crucial SECAA Showdown
The Athens Bulldogs aim to spoil Pomeroy Panthers as SECAA play closes Friday night at Pomeroy. Pomeroy seeks to protect title hopes after a loss to Logan's Chieftains. The Bulldogs, 6 of 11 on the season, play at Pomeroy then host Marietta on Tuesday March 1 to end road schedule.
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Pomeroy Panthers
Pomeroy
Panthers
Logan
Chieftains
Bulldogs
Pete” McKinley
Athens
Marietta Tigers
Wieman named Princeton football coach
Elton Tad Wieman, famed Michigan tackle and former assistant to Fritz Crisler, was chosen by Princeton University’s council on athletics to succeed Crisler as head football coach. Wieman, who has coached at Princeton since 1931, vowed to give his best and seek support from Princeton friends.
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N. J
U.P
Elton FE
Tad) Wieman
Michigan
Princeton Uniersity
Wieman
Fritz Crisler
Council On Athletics
Crisler
Fielding H. Yost
Minnesota
Parents welcomed a son Raymond Thomas in Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roberts of Columbus announce the birth of a son, Raymond Thomas, born Saturday night at a Columbus hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Roberts of this city.
Nuts of the Tagua Palm Supply Buttons for World
Trade notes show tagua palm nuts, used as ivory substitutes, increasing supply to button makers worldwide. Export hubs report rising harvests from tropical forests supporting fashion and craft industries.
Clear and Fast for Santa Anita Derby Featured Field
Clear weather and a fast track favored 16 top thoroughbreds in the fourth Santa Anita Derby a mile and a furlong for three year olds at Arcadia Calif A capacity crowd of 60 000 was expected The winner earns about 42 500 from the 50 000 added event with 111 prospects entered by hopeful owners
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Arcadia
Cal
Inventions display shows ship maneuvering apparatus
Apparatus for moving any ship from submarine to Queen Mary in confined waters was demonstrated at an exhibition of inventions in Sheffield England.
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Sheffield
England
Rivlin Aims to Set Buckeye Scoring Mark With 27 Needed
Marshall College sophomore Julius Rivlin sits at 115 points across eight Buckeye Conference games and needs 27 more to break the conference single season record of 141 set by Beanie Berens. He faces Dayton and Ohio A as Marshall hosts two home games while fellow contenders Watson Lalich and Iliff vie for runner-up honors.
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Buckeye
Julius Rivlin
Marshall College
Rivlin
Bernard
Beanie) Berens
Ohio University
Marshall
Dayton
Ohio A
Huntington
Ohio VI
Miami
Chub” Watson
Elmer Bache
Bache
Johnny McAdams
Ohio Wesleyan
Elks Host Social Smoker At Local Lodge
The Elks Lodge held a smoker and entertainment Monday night with admission by card and a large attendance at the club rooms.
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Gallipolis
Elks’ Lodge
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