Heiss Poised To Grab Olympic Figure Skating Gold
Olympic coverage from Squaw Valley notes Carol Heiss of New York led after compulsory figures with 837.8 points and nine ordinals, ahead of Sjoukje Dijkstra of Holland who had 792. Betsy Snite and Penny Pitou tried to lift U.S. hopes in giant slalom while other events favored European skaters. The day also marked Soviet dominance in team scoring as Americans posted limited success in speed skating and skiing events.
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Squaw Valley
Calif
United States
Carol Heiss
Ozone Park
N.Y
Sjoukje Dijkstra
Holland
Carol
Miss Dijkstra
U.S
Penny Pitou
Gilford
N. H
France
U.S.S.R
Germany
Soviet Union
Soviets
Sweden
U.S.A
Switzerland
Canada
Austria
Finland
Poland
Italy
Norway
Japan
Jeanne Ashworth
Wilmington
Mass
Klara Guseva
Jean Vuarnet
Mackay Caps Indoor Tennis Championship
New York indoor tennis star Barry MacKay defeated Dick Savitt 6-2 2-6 10-12 6-1 6-4 to win the national indoor title. Savitt, a 31 year old New York oil executive, previously held crowns in 1952 and 1958. George Barnes noted ITF may vote to open tournaments at the Paris meeting set for July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barry MacKay
Don Budge
MacKay
Dick Savitt
Savitt
New York Oil Company
Alex Olmedo
Dayton
Ohio
George Barnes
U.S. Lawn Tennis Assn
International Tennis Federation
Paris
Eastern Deanery formed from New Lexington St Aloysius alumni
The New Lexington St Aloysius Academy Alumni Association reorganized into the Eastern Deanery to include alumni from nearby towns and counties. Corning firemen acquire new respirator funded by Perry County Firemen's festival and county fair proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
St. Aloysius Academy Alumni Association
Eastern Deanery
Corning
Perry County
Scoreboard of Class A Tournament Games
The lattice of results lists multiple Class A tournament scores by county and school. Notable outcomes include Sciote County South Webster 49 over Green 35, Warren County Semifinals Waynesville 55 over Springboro 54, and St Mary 64 over Waterford 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Webster
Green
Warren County
Waynesville
Springboro
Mason
Harveysburg
Washington County
Fort Frye
Salem-Liberty
Marietta St. Mary
Waterford
Vincent
Matamoras
Defiance County
Hicksville
Jewell
Mahoning County
Lowellville
Western Reserve
Loyal Women Hold Meeting at Glouster Church
The Loyal Women's Class of Glouster Church of Christ met Friday night. Mrs. Sylvia Easler read scripture and led prayers by Mrs. Mary Ginnan. Eleven attended. Readings were given by Mrs. Edna Bingman Mrs. Sarah McClelland Mrs. Evelyn Davis Mrs. Edith Stall Mrs. Thelda Stansbury Mrs. Weltha Williams. Hostesses served refreshments.
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Glouster — Loyal Women’s Class
Glouster Church of Christ
Sylvia Easler
Mary Ginnan
Edna Bingman
Sarah McClelland
Evelyn Davis
Edith Stall
Thelda Stansbury
Weltha Williams
Garden Club Meeting Set At Brown Residence
Chauncey Garden Club schedules a meeting at Mrs. Ralph Brown home on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. members will respond to roll call with a sample of dry material. The program Magic of Dried Flowers will be presented by Mrs. Dow Bridgewater who will also arrange the evening’s decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Garden Club
Ralph Brown
Dow Bridgewater
Chauncey Personalities Share Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs James Hanson of Athens joined Miss Francis Howard and Miss Janice Howard for a Sunday visit. Mrs Lena Koons of The Plains and Mrs Pearl Atwood of Wellston were guests of Mrs Rhoda Oliver and her son Clarence while Mr and Mrs Thomas Betts of Columbus visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hanson
Athens
Francis Howard
Janice Howard
Lena Koons
the Plains
Pearl Atwood
Wellston
Thomas Betts
Columbus
Rhoda Oliver
Clarence
Heart Fund Drive Opens Under Chauncey Chairman
CHAUNCEY The Heart Fund Drive runs this week from Monday through Sunday with Miss Carolyn Tippett as chairwoman. Co workers include Mrs Mary Dew, Mrs Helen Pendergrass, Mrs Arlene Rorick, Mrs Kate Preston, Miss Ruth Ann Saffel, Miss Penny McCaffert, and Miss Nancy O Nail. CHAUNCEY The Martha Class of Church of Christ Millfield held an all day quilting Wednesday with eight members and two guests.
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Chauncey
Heart Fund
Carolyn Tippett
Mary Dew
Helen Pendergrass
Arlene Rorick
Kate Preston
Ruth Ann Saffel
Penny McCaffert
Nancy O’nail
Martha
Church of Christ of Millfield
Circle To Meet CHAUNCEY Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs Mary Dew House
The Wednesday Sewing Circle will gather at the home of Mrs. Mary Dew for all day quilting. Bring sales tax stamps if you have them. Sugar Creek PTA hosts a skating party at the Rollerbowl in Athens on Feb 23 with public invitation.
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Chauncey
Mary Dew
Sugar Creek Pta
Athens
League bowling results and standings across multiple clubs
The weekly bowling report lists results from Sportland Lanes with Neal Floral and Houseware Center posting notable scores. It covers team matchups, top bowlers like Gene Mocilnikar and Leroy Hashman, and standings for groups such as Lions Club and Kiwanis across several leagues including Pomeroy County and Hot Rods divisions.
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Neal Floral
Joe's Sohia
Robert's Clothing
Conant’s Gulf Ae
Chapman's
Conant’s Gulf
Joe's Sophia
Hitch
Gene Mocilnikar
Leroy Hashman
Bruce Buckle
Red” Conant
Don Stagle
Jack Toomey
Athens
Lions Club
Broughton
LL. Nye Realty
Kiwanis No
Orkdan
Rotary
Kiwanis
Jenne Ae
Alfred Grange
G. Rutkoskie
Schoonover
Burebs
F. DeMett
K. Woogerd
PP. Walker
KR. Black
HM. Doster
L. Shamel
Carr
Lions
F. L. Nye Realty
Tod
Davis
Ind
Pleehaty
Hot Rods
Kl Pet
Associated Radio
Landmark
Cross’ Sons
Davis Warner
Chapman's Market
Manney
Plebary
Harrah
Sylvester
Flanagan
Wagner
Henry Aaron Signs Contract for the 1960 Braves
Milwaukee General Manager John McHale cheered as Henry Aaron agreed to terms for 1960. The NL batting champion, who hit .355 last season, is reportedly the highest paid Brave this year. McHale still aims to sign 12 players including Spahn Logan Jay Covington Pizarro Adcock Mantilla and Lau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John McHale
Milwaukee Braves
Henry Aaron
McHale
Aaron
Braves
Lew Burdett
Warren Spahn
Johnny Logan
Joey Jay
Bob Rush
Wes Covington
Juan Pizarro
Joe Adcock
Bob Avila
Felix Mantilla
Chuck Lau
Perry County Rail Taxes Near 45000
Perry County will receive nearly 45000 in railroad property taxes this year. Don F. Rehl said 1958 railroad taxes amounted to 42842, up from 36698 in 1948, a 16 percent rise over ten years, with 26029 of 1958 total allocated to public schools.
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Johnny Green
Johnny
New Lexington
Perry County
Don F. Rehl
Railroad Community Committee
Cental Ohio
Rehl
County officials named to state association committees
Two Perry County commissioners receive appointments from Roy Stullwagon, president of the state association. A. K. Wilson is named to the legislative committee and Leon Green to the highway safety committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Perry County
A. K. Wilson
Leon Green
Roy Stullwagon
Zellar Endorsed for State Senate by Perry County GOP
State Rep. Robert E. Zellar of South Zanesville was endorsed by Perry County Republican leaders for the nomination and election to the state senate. Zellar, 42, received the county party’s backing in a formal endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Robert E. Zellar
Zanesville
Perry County
Republican Party
Zellar
Crooksville Names Census Crew Leader for 1960 Count
Harold Anderson, former Crooksville mayor, named census crew leader for the 1960 Census in Perry County. Announcement by Zanesville supervisor J. Ray Pinnick. Athens Messenger report dated Tuesday February 23, 1960.
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Crooksville
Harold Anderson
Perry County
J. Ray Pinnick
Zanesville
Athens Messenger
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Norwich
Europe
Papoose Peak
Uncle Sam
Sixten Jernberg
Ernest A. Brunton
Gladstone Brunton
Alex A. Brunton
Glouster
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Jacksonville
Marine Corps Reserve
Parris Island
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MCRD
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Tormod Knutsen
Roger Christian
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Mackay Caps
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Squaw Peak
Sciote County
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Jackson-Milton
Pickaway County
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Guernsey County
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Cumberland
Pleasant City
Madison
Old Washington
Byesville
van Wert County
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Rushsylvania
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Perry-Zane
the Athens Messenger
Garden Club
Brown
Francis Flowers
Ens
Pomeroy County League
Pomeroy Bend League
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Lily
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Pendergrass
Mathews Goodyear
Neat Floral Ag
Wiliams & Sons
WATH
Beekenbacher
Widdoes
D. Duncan
DD. Pendergrass
KR. Cuckler
BE. Efaw
D White
Pierce
R. Jack Kerr
I. M. Matt
V. Widdoes
F. Melee
Biggw
Ridenour
M. White
M. Bartlett
D. Hayes
Dupler Sportswear
Ray Cuckler
Williams & Sons
Wids
Lerbowl League
Raymond Storer
Charles Street
Rt. 1
Logan, Ohio
Carol Hessi
Tan
Sol Valley
N. Court St
Economy Savings & Loan CO
Pomeroy, Nelsonville
Logan
Insurance Department
Athens, Ohio
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Company
Umbus
Carrer
Mall
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