Middleport Rally Gives 35 21 Victory Over Nelsonville
Middleport defeats Nelsonville 35 21 after a late fourth quarter surge. Lohse Wiley and G Bennett led Middleport with steady scoring while Nelsonville’s defense struggled in the third period.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1938
Page
2
Middleport defeats Nelsonville 35 21 after a late fourth quarter surge. Lohse Wiley and G Bennett led Middleport with steady scoring while Nelsonville’s defense struggled in the third period.
The Business and Professional Women's Club decided Tuesday night to back the Nelsonville swimming pool project and to sponsor a float in the Centennial celebration. Oral Daugherty will speak at the March 8 dinner meeting, reviewing the coal situation in the Hocking Valley. Committee members Mable Haffner E S Cliffton Frances Bennett and Esther Verity will arrange the dinner. new members Phyllis Mc Daniels and Nettie Davis will be initiated.
Doanville CCC Forestry film showings at the Community Center are postponed one week to Thursday March 3. The films will be shown at Kimmy Schoolhouse at 7 PM.
Nelsonville is free of contagious diseases according to Sanitary Policeman William Lynn. The last chicken pox warning card was removed Monday by Mr. Lynn.
Carl Starkey topped the individual scoring with 644 total after games of 184 223 and 237. He and partner Ching Tennehill advanced to the semi finals by routing the C Huddy and Cookson duo as Grimstead Berry and Howe Baird groups also moved forward in the city doubles tournament.
The traveling library truck will visit communities until permanent centers open. Residents may browse and secure books, with shelves and tables for inspection. The vehicle includes heating and ventilation, front entrance, rear exit, adult books on one side and children’s titles on the other.
Nelsonville Troop 65 Boy Scouts met at the Methodist Church on Tuesday night. A senior patrol was formed from the older members while the rest were divided into other patrols. Group singing led by Charles Matheny closed the meeting.
Nelsonville McKinley Club of York Township to host a benefit card party at the Legion Building on Thursday night February 24. Doors open at 7 30 with ticket sales led by W L Cooley assisted by Edith Lee Harry Kelly Sr Mayme Keplar Freda Smith Nona Lane. Tickets available in Athens and Logan.
A Nelsonville Athens area youth rally hosted by the Stewart Pilgrim Holiness Church will convene Friday evening February 25 at 7 30 with a large turnout anticipated from local churches. Rev B A Awe area chairman will direct the program.
Joseph R. Stalling turned 95 with an open house at daughter Effie Lanning’s home in Murray City. Friends offered congratulations to the Civil War veteran on his milestone.
Patrons are asked to bring their month end tickets to a Py thian Sisters benefit party in Nelsonville. The event will be held at the K of P Hall at 8 o'clock Thursday night.
A deputy federal revenue official will be at the Nelsonville post office on February 28 and March 1 to assist residents in preparing federal income tax returns.
Elders of the Presbyterian Church entertain the congregational musicians at a Thursday 7:30 p.m. pre lentene meeting in the church social rooms. Mr Brooks Franks will present a half hour music program with group singing. Musicians willing to share talents for the church are invited.
Rev. Lloyd Evans will lead a discussion class at 7 PM Wednesday at the Presbyterian Church. The topic is Why Is Religion Hated by Certain Nations Especially the Jewish Religion.
The Church of Christ holds a mid week prayer meeting tonight at seven o'clock led by Rev. Goodman.
The executive committee of the Berean Men's Class of the Church of Christ will meet tonight at six o'clock in the church study.
Mrs Edith Stiers and Miss Margaret Johnson hosted Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter D A R at Stiers home Monday. Vice regent Stiers presided in absence of regent Weigand as prayer was offered and a brief business session followed by a musical program and refreshments.
Mrs G D Townsend hosted a miscellaneous shower for her daughter in law to be Mrs Ronald Denny at 820 Poplar Street. Guests included Mrs Wilbur Denny Vivian and baby Max Mrs Goldie Maffin Mrs Marie Ashworth Mrs Beatrice Rosser Mrs Arthur Newton Miss Betty Pyle Mrs Bernice Pyle Mrs Fanny Williams Mr and Mrs Wes Kinsey Mr and Mrs Harve Spencer Murray City Mr and Mrs J H White Athens the honored guests the host and hostess and their sons Max and Dale.
Mrs Clarence Butts and Miss Margaret Butts of The Plains were Tuesday guests of Dr and Mrs L E Butts. Mrs George Badwell Mrs Cora Tignor Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cope visited Columbus Saturday. Miss Sue Maze returned to Cleveland after a week with her brother Roy Maze and family. Nancy Maze accompanied Miss Maze to spend time here.
The Class of the Methodist Church taught by Mrs. Charles Monks will meet Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Nutter on Elizabeth Street. Assisting will be Mrs. Elizabeth Pidcock and Mrs. Luther Cheeseman.
Mr and Mrs James Beard hosted a Sunday gathering with guests including Mr and Mrs J E Dillie Mr and Mrs Frank Dunett Mrs Mable Cave and daughter Wilma Mrs Harry Sisson Mr and Mrs Very Burdett Miss Helen Davis Miss Ruth Burdett and Mr Harry Davis from Columbus and Mr and Mrs J L Archer and two daughters from Laurelville.
Members of the Willing Workers Class of the Christian Church plan a hard time party in the church parlors Thursday night. The event aims to raise spirits and foster fellowship among attendees.
Mrs. Egbert Whitmore will be hostess to Cos mopolitan Club members Friday night at her home with assistance from Mrs. Ohlinger.
Nelsonville labor council meeting rescheduled from Feb. 25 to Friday March 4 due to state CI meeting in Columbus. Delegates were called to attend in Columbus this week, prompting the postponement.
At a special meeting on February 19 six bids were received for a road maintainer. The contract went to Huber Manufacturing Co of Marion through local agent F R Beasley.
Ohio University’s Bobcats snap a five game skid with a 44 to 31 victory over Miami in Buckeye Conference play. Nick Lalich Gene Rinta and Jack Malakas starred as Ohio built a 21-10 lead at halftime and closed strong in the final five minutes to secure the win and pull even in the standings with Miami.
Tommy Thevenow, a 14 year NL veteran released by Boston Nationals, signs with the Pittsburgh Pirates as a spare infield man. He joins the Pirates to serve as an extra player in the infield.
Corbett III, long considered washed up, defeated Freddie Apostoli in San Francisco to claim unofficial world and European middleweight crowns. The 33 year old Italian outpointed Apostoli over ten rounds, taking five rounds and dropping three, with two even frames.
Eleven Athens County high school squads begin a four day county tournament for the title. Finals determine the county rep for the Class B sectional at Logan with four first round games tonight and more thursdays. Officials Pearl Reichley and Al Jolley to oversee games.
Wittenberg moved within a game of the Ohio Conference crown by routing Ohio Northern 79 to 29 as Mount Union upset Wooster 38 to 36. Marietta stands as the last obstacle with Wittenberg set to face Marietta Friday. Ben Cope and Willard Weaver anchored Mount Union’s defense, shutting down Wooster scorers Nick Frascella and Dave Henderson.
Stagehand the Dayton owned three year old bay colt trained by Earle Sande won the Santa Anita Derby at Arcadia California before 62000 fans. Dauber finished second with Sun Egret third and Legal Light fourth. Stagehand paid 13 20 7 20 4 20 and the race purse totaled 42500 to the winner with other purses awarded to runners up.
It is estimated that over a million dollars annually is spent on remedies for piles. Peterson's Ointment is advertised as cooling fast relief, stopping itching and soothing quickly. Available in 35c size or 60c tube with hard rubber nozzle. Drugstore refund if not delighted.
Joe Louis defends the world heavyweight title tonight against Nate Mann of New Haven at Madison Square Garden in a scheduled 15 round bout believed unlikely to last ten. Louis is a 4 to 1 favorite, with many expecting a victory within five rounds and tickets selling out despite upsets cited as possible. The bout serves as a tune up for Louis’ upcoming title defense against Max Schmeling. The fight starts around 10 p.m. Eastern and will be broadcast on NBC Blue.
A cautionary note warns against marketing a SUBSTITUTE for 666 to gain a few cents. It argues customers are the core asset of any business and losing them harms the enterprise, stating 666 is worth more than a SUBSTITUTE.
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