Middleport Jackets Rally Past Allensville 69 56 in Class A Opener
Middleport Yellow Jackets overcome Allensville 69 to 56 in the first round of the Class A sectional at Middleport. Nelson leads Middleport with 17 points while Jim Fee tops Allensville with 24 as Middleport outscored the Bombers 22 6 in the third period to pull away.
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Wellston
Middleport
Yellow Jackets
Allensville
Robert Nelson
Robert Long
Bombers
Jim Fee
Nelson
Worthman
Kerry Fee
Union Furnace Stymied By Scots' Stall in Sectional
Southwestern beats Union Furnace 61 to 57 to reach the Class A Sectional second round. Paul Rees leads Southwestern with 18 points aided by Silvers 14 and Meyers 16, while Nelson Walter scores 18 for Union Furnace. Free throws margin and late stall seal the win in Gallia County contest.
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Union
Wellston
Southwestern
Union Furnace
Gallia County
Hocking
Paul Rees
Lloyd Meyers
Len Silvers
Owens
Nelson Walter
Brown
Smith
Malone
Walter
Shaw
Sinnott
Zimmerman
Silvers
R. Halley
S Halley
Meyers
Rees
Union Pfurnaceh
Ohio U Faces Bowling Green in Crucial MAC Duel
Ohio University swimmers meet Bowling Green at BG pool in a key Mid-American Conference clash. A win would make OU the first undefeated club in school history, while BG backs a 10–0 record led by Ray Martin, Ralph Eakins and John Thompson. It’s OU’s final dual meet before the MAC finale at the Natatorium.
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Ohio University
Bowling Green
Falcons
Bobcats
Ray Martin
Ralph Eakins
John Thompson
Martin
Thompson
Eakin
Ohio Natatorium
Bob Bartels
Ralph Sommers
Mac Morrison
Don Stuchell
Mermen
Natatorium
Palmer Leads Field by One in Baton Rouge Open
Arnold Palmer kept a one-stroke lead at the Baton Rouge Open with a 3-under 67 after 18 holes. Peter Thomson and Otto Greiner were one back at 68, while Ken Venturi, John Barnum matched 69, and Eddie Griffiths, Bill Ogden, and Ted Kroll posted 70.
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Baton Rouge
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Augusta
Palmer
Peter Thomson
Melbourne
Australia
Otto
Greiner
Tenafly
N. J
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
John Barnum
Grand Rapids
Mich
Eddie Griffiths
Youngstown
Ohio
Bill Ogden
Chicago
Ted Kroll
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
OU Wrestlers Prepare for Marshall Meet Tossup Matchup
Ohio University coach Fred Schleicher brings the OU wrestling squad to Marshall for a Saturday contest after a two week layoff. Scott freshmen join the trip in exhibitions while Terry Clovis faces Dick Atkins at 137 pounds and Joe Ornowski starts at 123 pounds. Tom Graf finishes the lineup with heavyweight action.
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Fred Schleicher
Ohio University
Marshall
Bobcats
Terry Clovis
Dick Atkins
Rudy Napoli
Clovis
Ron Gussett
Tom Hatfield
Bob Zwolenik
Tom Evans
Joe Ornowski
Tom Graf
Ed Dow
Tom Janoch
Gary Stoner
Dave Gottdeiney
Ernest H. Taylor Rites Set for Sunday
Funeral services for Ernest H. Taylor 82 Glouster will be Sunday at 2 p m in the Wiley funeral home with burial in Beech Grove Cemetery The Reverends John DeLong and Bill Hoplight will officiate Friends may call at the funeral home anytime
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Glouster
Ernest H. Taylor
Wiley Funeral Home
Beech Grove
John DeLong
Bill Hoplight
Glouster Mayor Reports Parking Fines
Glouster Mayor Wilbur Balderson lists parking and meter fines for individuals. Richard Hinton owes 18 dollars, Thomas Rose 5, Raymond Cope 23.80, Eura Sampson 23.80, Ralph Cain 8.80.
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Glouster
Wilbur Balderson
Richard Hinton
Thomas Rose
Raymond Cope
Eura Sampson
Ralph Cain
Social Security Agent to Visit Glouster on Fourth Tuesday
The Social Security agent from Zanesville will visit Glouster on the fourth Tuesday each month. He will be at the mayor office from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Glouster
Zanesville
Chillicothe Troinees advance past Jackson 79 to 40 in sectional
Chillicothe Cavaliers dominate Jackson Ironmen 79 to 40 advancing to face Wellston in the Class AA sectional second round. Highman Mickey scores 15 for Chillicothe while Ron Hall adds 14. Jackson’s Eisenaugle tops Jackson with 10. Chillicothe improves to 13-5, Jackson falls to 6-12.
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OAK Hill
Chillicothe
Jackson Ironmen
Cavaliers
Wellston
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Ironmen
Highman
Mickey
Ron Hall
Eisenaugle
Jackson
Swingle
Wright
Surrett
Reynolds
Stavens
Beckley
Elsnaugie
Lyons
Brown
Verian
Totals
Fisher
Dougherty
Phillips
Sallow
D. Hall
Burmaster
Dilley
Lewis
R. Hall
Dearth
Snyder Eyes Fresh Starts as OU Basketball Eyes Marietta Game
Snyder notes ineligible How ard Jolliff may gain two credit points and be admitted in fall. Bunk Adams, OU freshman star, likely to take over vacant forward spot next season. MAC race seen with Miami and Marshall as favorites, Bowling Green improving. If the Cats win Saturday, OU would move to 16 8.
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Snyder
Howard Jolliff
Bunk Adams
Miami
Marshall
Bowling Green
Marietta
Cats
Pennsville church women hold second annual bean and cornbread supper
The Pennsville Methodist Charge churches Todd's Pisgah and Pennsville host a bean and cornbread dinner at the Pennsville fire house. Home style serving begins at 5 p.m. Saturday.
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Glouster
Pennsville
Todd's
Cunningham Visitors From Columbus And Amherst Guests
Mr and Mrs Dean Cunningham of Columbus visited the home of Sam Cunningham father of Mr Cunningham Over the weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Exenkamper and their sons Henry and Joey from Amherst Ohio Also present were Mr and Mrs Dave Rothery and children David Dougie Tommy and Cheryl Ann Spring field Mrs Exenkamper's sister Mrs Linnie Dean of Logan and her son Gale Dean of Lapel Indiana attended
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Glouster
Dean Cunningham
Columbus
Cunningham
Sam Cunningham
Anna Exenkamper
Ralph Exenkamper
Henry
Joey
Amherst
Ohio
Dave Rothery
David
Dougie
Tommy
Cheryl Ann
Springfield
Tom Exenkamper
Kathy
Exenkamper
Linnie Dean
Logan
Gale Dean
Lapel, Ind
Charles David Sixes Born In Jacksonville
Mr and Mrs Andrew Six announce the birth of a son named Charles David on February 20 at Mount St Mary Hospital. He joins siblings Andrew Jr and Carolyn Sue. Grandparents are Harry Six of Gloucester and Mahlin Rutter of Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville
Andrew Six
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Charles David
Sixes
Andrew Jr
Carolyn Sue
Harry Six
Glouster
Mahlin Rutter
Trimble Grange Grants Candidates Degrees
At the Trimble Grange meeting Master Dean Mason presided. The third and fourth degrees were conferred on candidates Carl Leffler, Juanita Coey, Wavlene Snyder, Helen Summers, and Icel Vess. A $5 Heart Fund donation was made and plans were set to buy a juke box. A potluck fed 34 members.
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Glouster
Trimble Grange
Dean Mason
Carl Leffler
Juanita Coey
Wavalene Snyder
Helen Summers
Icel Vess
Grange
Heart Fund
Glouster Boys Fined in Clock-Shoot Incident
Glouster mayor Balderson reports two youths arrested after the clock at Depot Square was fired upon. Richard Hin ton paid $92.60 and George Demchak $58.80 in fines for the incident.
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Glouster
Depot Square
Balderson
Richard
Mick"’ Hinton
George Demchak
Local church schedules listed for Glouster and nearby towns
Area churches publish weekly programs with services Bible school and worship times. Notable entries include Glouster Methodist Morning Watch at 9 a.m. and Holy Cross Catholic Masses at 7:30 a.m. across multiple parishes, with pastors named such as Rev Dale Hoplight and Fr Anthony Nickle.
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Dale Hoplight
Holy Cross
Anthony Nickle
Oakdale — Bible School
Albert Lowe
Miles E. Hoon
Bishopville
Ald Stemm
First Baptist
BTU
Franklin E. Mitchell
Jacksonville
L. R. Carmichael
Hollister
Ted Green
Church of Christ—Bible School
D. K. Teater
Trimble Methodist Church
Norman Dewire
Trimble Methodist
Priscilla Class Meeting at Glouster Methodist Church
The Priscilla Class of Glouster Methodist Church met in the church social rooms with Mrs Beulah Lee as president. Devotions were by Mrs Ruth Cole and readings by several members. Blanche McAfooes and Sybil Kurtzman won contests, 16 members and 2 guests attended, with hostesses named for the next meeting.
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Glouster
Priscilla
Glouster Methodist Church
Beulah Lee
Ruth Cole
Hazel Pride
Sybil Kurtzman
Blanche McAfooes
Glenna Reese
Halda Swartz
Sara McClelland
Leona Hall
Irene Sharlick
Former Glouster Resident Dies in Kentucky Family Visit
Mrs. Nettie Gas kalla, once of Glouster and sister of Mrs. Anna Exen kamper, now resides in Kentucky with her daughter and family. She is a patient in Ireland Army Hospital Fort Knox Kentucky in Room B213.
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Glouster
Nettie Gaskalla
Anna Exenkamper
Kentucky
Eugene Snyder
Ireland Army Hospital
Fort Knox
Blue and Gold Banquet Honors Cub Pack 71 at Glouster
At Glouster High School Cub Pack 71 received a safety plaque from Ralph Scott, with District Commissioner Dike Mender giving a safety talk. Frank Grubbs, the Cub master, earned a Blue Ribbon for a National Scout Week window display.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Ralph Scott
Dike Mender
Frank Grubbs
Glouster Mayor Bans Free Roaming Dogs
Glouster Mayor Balderson orders all dogs tied by March 10 to enforce leash rules and curb wildlife and citizen concerns. The notice sets a citywide deadline and implies penalties for noncompliance.
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Glouster
Balderson
Catholic Ladies Study Club Meets in Church Hall
The Catholic Ladies Study Club gathered in the church hall in Glouster on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Charles Patton hosting. President Mrs. Patton led the meeting opening with hymn and prayers, minutes read, a talk on cancer dressings by Mrs. Esta Haskins, readings by several members, and a roll call of current events. Eighteen members attended with two guests, Mrs. Elizabeth Quinn and Mrs. Esta Haskins, enjoying lunch afterward.
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Jackets
Bowles
Crooks
Whitlatch
Ervin
Long
Kelly
Ness and Kinnear
Wolfe Howe
Athens
Ernest Taylor
Chillicothe Troinees
Andy
Glouster Womens News
Glouster Boys
Eddie Machen
Zora Folley
the Cow Palace
Floyd Patterson
High St
Clouster
Cub Pack
Daniel Goldberg
Michael Ferry
Lewis Grubbs
Arthur Wilson
Denny Cunningham
David Lowry
David Hemsley
Leroy Grubbs
Rodney Riley
Michael Keith
Stephen Kittle
Catholic Club
Ford
MagicAire
Carpenter Street
Zanesville, Ohio
Lancaster Olive
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