Missing Nelsonville safe contains 2700 in cash
Nelsonville police investigated the theft of a two by three foot steel combination safe from the Saratoga Grill. The safe held about 2700 in cash and 500 to 600 in checks and was moved from the kitchen to the E Columbus Street entrance between 1 a.m. Sunday and 7 a.m. today. Proprieter Fred Crawford found the loss when opening the cafe this morning. There were no break in indications.
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Saratoga Grill
Fred Crawford
E. Columbus
Crawford
Logan Man Is To Head Engineers
WELSONVILLE Boyd V. Wright of Logan, a civil engineer, was elected president of the Hocking Valley Chapter of Professional Engineers at the annual meeting on Jan 4 in Nelsonville. Other officers named were Leland Mineg as vice president and Glen A. Allen as secretary-treasurer. Directors include Howard Ong for Athens, Albert Seabright for Hocking County, Maurice Wheatecraft for Perry County, and Miles Ogan for Vinton County. By-law changes were approved for discussion at the Feb 5 Logan meeting. Many engineers recently discharged from military service are returning, signaling promising meetings in 1946.
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Boyd V. Wright
Logan
Hocking Valley
Professional Engineers
Nelsonville
Leland I Mineg
Glen A. Allen
Howard J. Ong
Athens
Albert W. Seabright
Hocking County
Maurice J. Wheatecraft
Perry County
Miles J. Ogan
Vinton County
Armed Services
Strum Dies in Columbus at 83 in Murray City
NELSONVILLE Charles Strum age 83 born in Sweden came to America in 1881 and lived many years in Murray City. He died Sunday at White Cross Hospital Columbus after treatment. He ran a livery stable in Murray City. Four children predeceased him. Survived by wife Isse Strum and stepdaughter Vera Fleming Columbus. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm Murray City Methodist Church with burial Shawnee.
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Murray City
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Isse Strum
Vera Fleming
Murray City Methodist Church
Shawnee
Restaurant Owner Fined by Mayor
NELSONVILLE Mrs Ann Tye proprietor of the Spot Restaurant was arraigned in Mayor Oral Daugherty's court on a gambling device charge and pleaded guilty. She was fined 50 dollars plus costs, and the machine was seized by police. Gilbert Bond of Perkins Falls Cambridge will hear Helen Bond's petition for divorce and alimony in Athens County Court.
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Spot
Jefferson St
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City Hall
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Perkins Fall
Harvard University
Cambridge
Massachusetts
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Court of Common Pleas of
Athens
Ohio
Three Men Fined by Mayor Daugherty for Reckless Driving
In a Sunday night arraignment in Mayor Oral Daugherty's court, Clifford Loudner of Deanville pleaded guilty to reckless operation of a motor vehicle and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. An affidavit by the State Highway Patrol followed a Sunday afternoon wreck at U.S. 33 and Kimberly Road, where Loudner, driving north on Route 33, tried a left turn and collided with Alvin Love of Columbus. Both vehicles were damaged. Calvin Walter Edgell and James Thomas Brown were fined 10 dollars and costs for motor vehicle violations. The document also lists annual village financial figures and property records, including court dispositions and public notices.
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Clifford Loudner
Deanville
Oral Daugherty
State Highway Patrol
U.S 33
Kimberly Rad
Loudner
Kimberly Road
Alvin Love
Columbus
Calvin Walter Edgell
Land
James Thomas Brown
Amesville
Athens County
Amesuille Ghio
Arthur
Petal Palaner
Portland Personal Notices and Army Air News Milestones
Portland area personal notices list military discharges recoveries and family visits across Ohio and neighboring towns. Names include Lt. Col. Albert Price, Harold Johnson, and Mrs Eva Blosser. Individuals travel to California, Columbus, Parkersburg, Syracuse, and Letart Falls as families reunite during holidays.
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California
Harry Swan
Albert Price
Harry Adams
Charleston
Susan Price
A. A Adams
Joha Blosser
Salineville
Eva Blosser
Wilkie Larson
Blosser
Maron Swan
Columbus
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Charles Acil
Harold Johnson
Francis Worthington
U. S. Lock 21
Francs Worthingston
U S. Lock 22
James Elider
Susie
Youngsitesyn
Emerson Johnson
William Ward
E H Price
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Lucy
Harold Roush
Vaugh Adams
Karl Jewett
Ira Blosser
Ray
Syracuse
Eva Vargas
Jaioo
Mary Larson
Letart Falls
van E. McDade
Mos
W. E. McDade
Racine
Gerald Ours
Missionary Society Meeting in Nelsonville Hearts Africa Theme
Nelsonville church group met January 3 at Mr and Mrs William Powell home with 20 members and two guests. President Rose Weigand opened scripture as treasurer noted surpassing the year's goal. Frank Betts led a six month Africa program with missionary portrayals and three Torchbearers.
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The
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William Powell
Rose Weigand
Frank Betts
Rica
Africa
Clarence Scott
Catherine Courtney
Edwin Johnson
Sigrid Love
Roy Morris
Frank Wallace
E. Evans
Esther Sipes
F. L Rauch
Judy Betts
Evans
Powell
Rose Weigand J
Effie Lamborn
Isaac Ward Dies Sunday in Nelsonville
Isaac Ward aged 79 died Sunday evening at his home on Harper Street in Nelsonville He lived with his sister Mrs Catherine Webb and was never married Survived by several nieces and nephews Friends may call at Stout Funeral Home after Tuesday morning Funeral services Wednesday at 3 o clock Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery
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Isaac Ward
Harper St
Catherine Webb
Stout
Greenlawn
Earl Washburn Recovering After Appendectomy in Columbus Hospital
Nelsonville reports Earl Washburn, a student at Athens High School, is recovering satisfactorily at Grant Hospital in Columbus after an appendectomy performed Sunday morning. His parents Mr and Mrs E Washburn and his sister Miss Helen spent Sunday with him at the hospital. Also noted is the birth of an 8 1/2 pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Burns Evans of Ashland, Ohio on January 4 at Ashland Hospital, Joyce Kay, with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gill of Temperance, Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. James Evans of Nelsonville.
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John F. Lovsey
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Henry Frericks
Crooksville
Grace Kelch
Earl Wash
Athens High School
Grant Hospital
Columbus
E Washburn
Helen
Alfred Burns Evans
Ashland
Ohio
Jare
Ashlland Hospital
Joyce Kay
Ben Gill
Temperance
Mich
James Evans
Neltson
Ohio U Loses To Kentucky In Bid For Upset
The Ohio University Bobcats fell 57 to 48 to the University of Kentucky Wildcats after a strong first three quarters. Led by Fizz Muller and Russ Gregg, OU led 28 22 at halftime but Kentucky rallied behind Jack Tingle and Ralph Beard to pull away. Miller and Gregg each scored 16 for OU, while Kentucky’s star performers pushed the lead late as OU, picked to lose by 25, earned respect in a hard fought Garden game.
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Ohio College Cage Record Foxy Hunter Leads Warren County Fox Hunt
Don Vencill appears set for the Warren County fox hunting title as he bags 14 foxes, earning $2 per head with a bounty voucher. Sheriff Gerald W. Cowden reports the tally in this county record.
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Warren County
Gerald W. Cowden
Vencill
Athens Man Complains Of Swollen Balloon Like After Meals
An Athens resident reports severe postmeal bloating gas and acid fluids with years of constipation. He credits ERB-HELP with relief, claiming it cleanses bowels clears gas and supports liver and kidneys. Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut Rate in Nelsonville sell the remedy.
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Athens Pharmacy
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Betts
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Fullerton's Sports Round-Up by Hugh Fullerton Jr
Cincinnati Reds sign Ted Hluszewski from Indiana University amid lingering eligibility, Indiana favored to accept his move. Ohio State coaching turmoil noted as out-of-state hires impact home loyalties. Five thousand Promoter Mike Jacobs hosts Lee Savold Al Hoosman boxing event. Bob Feller eyeing Denver league backer role. Wayne Sabin aims return to civilian tennis. Curtis Sheppard managed by Max Waxman. Nixson Denton comments on racehorse doping chatter.
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Indiana U
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Redleg
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Unbeaten Cagers Narrow To 15 In Early Big Week
Unbeaten college teams thinning to 15 as conference play starts. Wyoming leads at 9-0, Indiana 8-0, Notre Dame 7-0, West Virginia 7-0, Cornell 8-0, Tulane 8-0, Yale 5-0. Big weekend slate features Wyoming vs Utah and Valparaiso, Indiana vs Iowa, Northwestern vs Purdue, Notre Dame vs Great Lakes, Yale vs Columbia and Penn, among others. Kentucky loses to Temple, Toledo wins, De Paul keeps streaks alive.
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Nelson Robot Golfer Picked To Win Open
Byron Nelson led the Los Angeles Open at 212 for 54 holes and eyed the $2,666.67 first prize as the crowd favored him. Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier trailed two strokes at 214 after matching rounds.
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Los Angeles
Byron Nelson
Lord Byron
Bond
Sam Snead
Jim Ferrierrat
Cuccinello Released by White Sox Seeks Manager Post
The Chicago White Sox unconditional release Tony Cuccinello, 27, who missed the 1945 AL batting title by one point, desires a managing career and hopes to pilot a minor league club next season under general manager Les O Connor.
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Chicago@ White Sox
Tony Cuccinello
Les O'Connor
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