Nelsonville Names Wilson President and Crawford Clerk
Nelsonville council oath taken for two year terms. H. E. Wilson named president, C. W. Monks, Gerald Nelson, Wes ley Hawk, Granville Green, Walter Tigner, Charles Shafer, and Eugene Berry sworn in. Crawford chosen clerk. Shafer president pro tem. committees formed. Mayor Daugherty outlines policy and two topics for future action. Annual appropriation ordinance approved at 147,767.17 for city operations.
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Nelsonville
Oral Daugherty
H. E. Wilson
C. W. Monks
Gerald Nelson
Wesley Hawk
Granville Green
Walter Tigner
Charles Shafer
Eugene Berry
Co. D. Crawford
Wilson
Public Service
Monks
Green
Council
Deadline for Athens County dog licenses in 1946
Nelsonville report says the Athens County dog license deadline is Tan 20 1946. Licenses may be obtained at Mrs Pete Barrows 226 W Columbus St Nelsonville or at the township trustees office W Washington St evenings 7 to 9. James Barrows township clerk notes the near date.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
James “Jetty” Barrows
York Township
Pete Barrows
Columbus St
Washington St
Bowel Cleanser ERB HELP Promises Quick Health Change
A reader reports taking ERB HELP for three days and claims dramatic cleansing of the stomach and bowels. He says headaches, skin eruptions, and rheumatic knee pain vanished, leaving him feeling healthy. The ad lists 12 herbs and promotes Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut Rate in Nelsonville as sellers.
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Erbhelp
Athens
Nelsonville
Betts
Help of Public Is Sought by Garden Club Nelsonville
The Garden Club of Nelsonville requests public help for planting memorial trees on Memorial Highway along Canal Rd this spring. A finance committee is soliciting funds to complete the tree project and invites generous responses, noting it will be a memorial for donors as well.
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Garden Club
Nelsonville
Memorial Highway
Canal Rd
Hounds Meet Meigs Tonight In Nelsonville Showdown
Nelsonville High Greyhounds host Pomeroy Purple Panthers in a slimly balanced SEC League tilt. Measured height favors the visitors, while Nelsonville's accuracy and home surroundings give the Hounds the edge. Lehen leads Pomeroy, who lost to Athens and Middleport earlier. Curtain at 1 PM prelim, 8 PM varsity tip.
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Dean
Nelsonville
Battling Greyhounds
Nelsonville High School
Purple Panthers
Pomeroy
Panthers
Melsonville
Hounds
Lehen
Athens
I Middleport
Standall
Houdashelt
Adams
Woods Ihunnel
Nelsonville Hy perion Club elects officers at annual dinner
Mrs J M Hyde hosted the Nelsonville Hyperion Club dinner meeting. Officers were elected including President Mrs John V Wood and First Vice President Mrs K L Webb. Prof A F Volwhler of Ohio University spoke on foreign policy. The dinner at Colonial featured purple and gold decor.
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Nelsonville
J. M. Hyde
Hyperion Club
John V. Wood
K. L. Webb
Julius Fischer
W. H. Badger
Oral Daugherty
Frances Scott
W. W. Warrren
Joel B. Davis
W. H. Hyde
Stanley Dew
William George
Cecil Shafer
Jack Pritchard
D. R. Johnson
D. W.codding
A. F. Volwhler
Ohio University
Nelsonville man fined for gambling device offense
Walter Sanborn of Nelsonville pleaded guilty in Mayor Oral Daugherty's court Monday evening to operating a shot machine. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs, which he paid.
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Nelsonville
Walter Sanborn
Oral ‘Daugherty
Willing Workers Class to Meet at Cush Home Thursday Night
Nelsonville church group Willing Workers Class of the Church of Christ holds its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. James Cush residence Thursday at 7 o clock. All members are urged to attend and a pot luck lunch will be served.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
James Cush
Birth Announcement for Beachman Reed Son in Grant Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Beachman of Columbus announce the birth of a seven and one half pound son at Grant Hospital on Saturday January 5. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beachman of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. John Reed of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Homer Beachman
Doris Reed
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Robert Beachman
John Reed
Mrs Copley Heads City iSchool Board
Mrs Ruby Copley was reelected president of the City Board of Education for the ensuing year at a statutory meeting last night. Officers named included Shelby Ker as vice president and Raymond, sworn in November, becomes the fifth member. Regular meetings will continue on the second Monday of each month.
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Nelsonville
Ruby
Copley
City Board of Education
Shelby Ker
Raymond
Wis Kreig
Murray City Band Roosters Club Meets Monday Night
Murray City notices that the Band Roosters Club will hold its regular meeting Monday at 7 1p.m. in the home economics room. All interested in the band’s welfare are invited. The column also lists residents visiting relatives and friends locally and in Dearborn Detroit Cleveland Columbus and other areas.
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Murray City
Roosters Club
Rachel Roberts
Diane Volmer
Dearborn
Mich
Helen Wolfe
Fort Wayne
Ind
Anna Wolfe
Clei2land
Mrn
Dan Wolfe
William Thomas
Columbus
Mary Thomas
Kathleen Williams
New Lexington
Fred Koon
Marie Palmer
Detroit
Matt Thomas
Chester Mitchell
Barberton
Joe Manda
the Plains
C. A. Shuttleworth
J. J. Hogan
Mtrs
Fred Collins
Blanche Elizabeth Brooker
Howard Brooker
Baltimore
Richard Siminson
Springfield
Donald
Juniper
John Sorrel
Connie Barnhill
Grace Thomas
Gibbons Hospital
Logan
Helen Wilson
Glouster
Sugene Snyder
John Snyder
Arthur Wilson
Cinda Lu
Hollister
Charles van Duren
Clarence
Cook
Clayton Worthington
Janice
Ed Worthington
Dayton
Beulah Gottke
Betty Lu
Martha Jean
Jane
Rita Jo
Perce
Martha Huston
Emma Tippie
Shade Social And Personal Highlights Local Visits And Moves
Mrs. J M Chappell remains ill. Otto Swartz moved from The Garden to Jerseyville and purchased property. Audena O'Brien and two children visit her brother and sister-in-law in Flora. Rolla Matthews and Albert Bursons visit from Tiffin and Youngstown. Charles Martin and Audena O'Brien family gather for Christmas with Libtbie and Paul Burson. Kate Sinclair hosts visitors from Flora and Rittman. Hortense Humphrey from Rocksprings attends. New Year guests include Mrs. Sinclair’s sister and daughter Evelyn. Orris Davis family welcomes a son Bruce Eugene. Opal Sinclair visits Hazel Davis. Charles Gnidsyberry moves back to The Garden. Norman Fredrick and Minersville visitors with Opal Sinclair. Betts home hosts Helen Starr and Lt Rupert Starr of Mt Sterling and Clayton Starr of Columbus.
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Shade
J. M. Chappell
Otto Swartz
Jerseyville
Audena O'Brien
Fay
Luetta
Russell Cultins
Helen
Flora
Rolla Matthews
Tiffin
Albert Bursons
Youngstown
Charles Martin
Libtbie
Paul Burson
Kate Sinclair
Raymond
Clarence Randolph
Jack
Risley
Rittman
Hortense Fiumphrey
Sinclair
Thomas Cook
Evelyn
Pomeroy
Drexel Hess
Orris Davis
Bruce Eugene
Opal Sinclair
Barbara Joyce
Hazel Davis
Charles Gnidsyberry
Norman Fredrick
Minersville
Buckley’s Canadian Mixture Cough Medicine Ad
An advertisement touts Buckley’s Canadian Mixture as quick relief for persistent coughing and bronchial irritation from colds. It claims broad U S availability and notes sales at Gloucester’s Economy Store and Drury Drug Store.
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Will
Bockier
Buckley
U.S
Canada
Economy
Drury Drug Store
Staad
Bulldogs Meet Undefeated Jackets In Big Meigs Hoops Tilt
The Athens Bulldogs travel to face Middleport tonight in a key early season matchup. Both teams enter with strong resumes and seek to maintain momentum. Athens aims to rebound from a close loss, while Middleport looks to extend its undefeated run on their home floor. The game tips at 8 p.m. with a preceding junior contest at 7 p.m.
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Dave Goldsberry
Athens Bulldogs
Middleport
Pomeroy
Aiddleport
Wellstar
Athens
Rockets
Yellow Jackets
Wahama
Pormeroy
Gallipolis
Bulldog
Bannon
Bulldogs
Athens Middleport
Moore
J. Bailey
F Evans
F Surface
F Rousey
Kelly
Coury
Fultz
G Kennedy
G Bingham
State Tourney Likely Moves From Columbus in 1944
Columbus may miss hosting the Ohio state high school finals again, as Ohio High School Athletic Association officials await word on whether the Coliseum at the state fairgrounds can be repaired. Classes A and B will be held at Toledo University and Wittenberg College, Springfield, respectively, with a delayed decision due to wartime damage surveys.
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Columbus
UPI
H. M. Emschler
Ohio High School Athletic Association
State Department of Agriculture
State Fairgrounds
Toledo University
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Toledo
Wittenberg
B. P. Sandles
Agriculture Department
Army Air Forces
Bee-Gee Cagers Meet Holy Cross Tonight
Bowling Green University Falcons, after defeating Western Michigan for win number 14, travel to Boston to face undefeated Holy Cross. The Bee-Gees led Western Michigan 31 to 11 at half after a 4-0 start.
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Bee-Gee
Holy Cross
Bowling Green
Bowling Green University
Falcons
Western Michigan
Boston
Bee-Gees
Broncos
Martin Thomas Named Rockets' Business Head
Martin W. Thomas, longtime figure in the industrial league baseball scene, is appointed business manager of the Middletown Rockets in the Ohio State League. He succeeds Elmer Regner, who held the post last year when the club was backed by the Milwaukee Brewers of the American Association.
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Middletown
UFI
Martin ‘W. Thomas
Middletown Rockets
Pions
Ohio State League
Elmer Regner
Milwaukee Brewers
American Association
Cincinnati Coach Ray Nolting Reappointed for 1 Year
University of Cincinnati head coach Ray Nolting and his chief assistant John Wiethe have been given one year reappointments by the university board, reinforcing the football program leadership.
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Cincinnati
Ray Nolting
University of Cincinnati
John Wiethe
University
Hoosman defeats Savold in return 10-rounder
Jimmy Johnston watched Al Hoosman, once thought green after a facing by Lee Savold, hand Savold a first class shellacking in a return 10 round heavyweight bout. Hoosman, the underdog at 2 to 1, dominated Savold throughout.
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New York
Jimmy Johnston
al Hoosman
Lee Savold
Hoosman
Savold
Fullerton's Roundup: Baseball Bosses and Prospects
New York reports Pacific Coast League may reach major status soon, but several big leaguers doubt it within four to five years. Cubs' Gallagher says it would create 600 major league jobs, yet payroll constraints remain. DiMaggio salary progression cited as example of payroll pressure. Oarsman Keily Jr.'s training prep noted. Cards seek Walker Cooper replacement prospects Garagiola and Lt. Del Wilber. Kentucky guard Wilbur Sehn nicknamed Senator by teammates. Derringer seeks new job after Cubs release, addresses cable to Cincinnati Club.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jre
New York
Rowland
Cubs
Jim Gallagher
Joe DiMaggio
Jack Keily, Jr
Philadelphia
Bainbridge
Naval Training Center
Susquehanna
Walker Cooper
Columbus
John Garagiola
Wilbur Sehn
U. of Kentucky
Happy Chandler
Paul Derringer
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Braves' high salary path signals strong ball club funds
Old pal Relable Source notes WPS released crude rubber and other materials for golf balls then rescinded the order after three days. Bill Sullivan, the Braves' tub thumper, reportedly earns one of the top salaries in the business. American Legion baseball ran in 47 states last summer and Commissioner Happy Chandler urges Maine to join.
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WPS
Bill Sullivan
Braves
American Legion
Happy Chandler
Maine
Four-Five Split Is Made by Fitting the Ball Between Pins
A four-five split arises from a light pocket hit and must be achieved by rolling the ball between pins. The ball, wider than the gap, nudges the pins over. Start from the right-hand corner with minimal force to preserve accuracy. The same method applies to the four-five-seven and related splits, with variations for left-hand starts.
Phillies Ready To Tear Up Lease On Cellar
Philadelphia Phillies plan to abandon their long term NL cellar lease. GM Herb Pennock says the team is packed to leave last place and pursue new deals. He notes interest from Cincinnati and adds acquisitions include Lou Novikoff Skeeter Newson Johnny O Neill and Buck Ross with Charley Ripple promoted from Utica and more deals expected.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphita
Herb Pennock
Pennock
Phil
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Walker Cooper
New York Giants
Cooper
Bivins Knocks Jones Out in Sixth Round Victory
Jimmy Bivins 387 pressed Watson Jones 175 through six rounds of their scheduled ten round bout in San Francisco last night, delivering a decisive knockout.
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Winsen
San Francisco
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Watson Jones
Los Angeles
Hitch-Hiking Canton Timken Rides To Victory In Ohio
Canton Timken, stranded when its bus broke down near Mansfield, rode a dump truck and private cars to reach Mt Gilead for a 56 to 32 triumph. The season feature included other upsets and streaks as Glenford extended its win run to 15, East Liverpool edged Weirton 31 to 30, and Columbus West kept a seven game streak despite near-riot crowd.
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Seagges
Timpken
Columbus West
Don Borrer
Cowboys
Columbus North
Glenford
Sandusky St. Mary
Walloping
New Lexington
Hopewell
Glenford Doom
Jack McLain
Lads
Elmore
St Mary
Spasor
Irondale
Southington
Ottoville
Youngstown South
Youngstown
Woodrow Wilson
South
Wilson
Springfield
Middletown
Middies
Don Burton
Canton McKinley
Warren
Cleveland Benedictine
Chilcothe
Manetta
BEES
Youngstown North
Elida
Amherst
Lockland Wayne
Nelson Gets Start for 46 Los Angeles Open
Byron Nelson won the 20th Los Angeles Open at Riviera with a 284 total, earning 2 666.67 in victory bonds. Ben Hogan was second with 284 and 1 866.67. Nelson, a Toledo umbrella salesman, matched his 284 from last year and finally captured the Los Angeles Open after 12 attempts. He has won 20 of his last 25 majors.
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Los Angeles
Byron Nelson
Lord Byron
Riviera
Nelson
Hogan
Toledo
Snead
Baumholtz May Be What The Reds Need
The Cincinnati Reds announce a rebuilding plan to place young players like Ewell Blackwell Eddie Shokes Jewel Ens Frank Baumholtz Benny Zientara Bobby Adams Van Harrington Jack Cassini Bob Usher Garland Lawing George Burpo Clayton Lambert and returning veterans Lonny Frey Mike McCormick Ray Mueller Ray Lamanne Johnny Vander Meer Bert Haas Max Marshall Harry Gumbert and Gene Thompson as the foundation for a competitive 1946 season. The Ed Oehritz Coke and Coal team of Louisville plans another ABC tourney prize check at Buffalo with games set for April 20.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnat Reds
Redlegs
Reds
Neill
Frank McCormick
Steve Mesner
Woody Williams
Bill McKechnie
Ewell Blackwell
Syracuse
Eddie Shokes
Duke University
Jewel Ens
McCormick
Franke Baumholtz
Ohio University
Mickey Cochrane
Great Lakes
Benny Zientare
Bobby Adams
van Harrington
Jack Cassini
Bob Usher
Garland Lawing
Birmingham
George Burpo
Clayton Lambert
Lonny Frey
Mike McCormick
Ray Mueller
Ray Lamanne
Johnny Vandermeer
Bert Haas
Max Marshall
Harry Gumbert
Gene Thompson
McKechnie
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Crawford
Win Boss
Vern Coakley
Tigner
City Civil Service Commission
Miles Howe
Meigs
Nelsonville Social Notes
William 5. Rice
City iSchool Board
Murray City News
Helen Starr
Rupert Starr
Mt. Sterling
Clayton Starr
Larry Betts
Athens Messenger
Ohio Sports
Martin Thomas
Rockets’ Business
U. of Cincinnati
Ihoosman
Haymaker
Ase TE
Ana Ganeta
Wennapnentt
Yna
Morris Reif
Brooklyn
Beau Jack
Madison Square Garden
Fullerton
Dots
NEC
NBA
Marty Marion
Redbirds
Jimmy
Ohio
Harold Harrison
Baumholtz
Ed Oehri¢ Coke
Coal Lear
Louisville
ABC
Buffalo
Logan Monument Co
George C. Shaw
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Oakley & Oakley Insurance
Aes
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