Mason Co High School closed by road conditions
Mason County high school remained shut as icy roads blocked routes from Ashton and Glenwood delaying the start of classes until Thursday. Principal J R McGinnins noted limited attendance and plans for a school play with a new stage in the Hannan High auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Co. High School
Hannan High School
Tor
J. R. McGinnins
Ashton
Glenwood
Siswer
BEC
Iealy
Delvery
Geatingtey
Atane Abbey
Imonth
Billy Steel
Nellie
Ghiiselphie
New York
Cy Ie
Toley
McGinnins
Columbus
Gallia County Red Cross to Start Nursing Classes
Gallia County Red Cross home nursing chairman Mrs. Ecker announced a seven week 32 hour training course for home nurses. The class will run two evenings weekly with volunteers invited from the general public to enroll. The program aims to meet wartime nursing needs and support Gallipolis and Gallia County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
B. Ecker
Red Cross Home Nursing
Gallia Counhhapter
Alll County
State Post In Gallia County names new highway line keeper
LIP Clus-. Wymond Bradbury a Kyger merchant was appointed state highway line keeper in Gallia County to succeed Cecil Alley as deputy probate judge. Bradbury, once in the sales tax division, later joined General Chemical Corp. at Point Pleasant. Mrs Bradbury manages their Kyger store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lip Clus
Wymond Bradbury
Kgger
Cecil Alley
Gallia County Republican Executive Committee
Bradbury
General Chemcal Corp
Point Pleasant
Kyger
Directors Reelected at Citizens National Bank Annual Meeting
Citizens National Bank reelected all directors including C. Lewis T. Stribling and Homer S. Smith at the annual stockholders meeting. The board organized with C C Lewis as president and T Stribling as vice president. The Dec 90 1944 statement showed undivided profits up about 14 000 and tax assets at 3 300 692 89. Deposits reached 3 138 986 22 while loans and discounts were 264 438 19. The bank holds 2 092 400 in government obligations.
Juniors To Stage Play Friday Night At Junto High
Junto High School juniors present the class play Here Comes Charge at the school auditorium Friday evening. Cast includes Faye Luton James Masters Vic Paul Jerry Bob Foglesong Wanda Lee Joan Kapp Gone Yost and William Johnson. Originally set for December 12 the production delayed to refine parts for an enhanced show.
Lonnie Allen Dies At Parkersburg
Lonnie Allen, about 78, died Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg after a long illness. His body was moved to Fople Tong Funeral Home in Mason City for funeral arrangements. Earlier notes mention Allen as a prominent Graham County farmer and active community figure. Also listed are local residents and attendees at a South Kanawha Hustlers meeting, with various names and the note of a black walnut offer of $3 per hundred pounds and 800 pounds gathered.
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Aseipolis
Talton King
Joseph R. King
Lincoln St
East Gallipolis
Gallia County
Scottsville
Albemarle County
Virginia
Sherman King
Canal Fulton
Ernest Chauncey King
Wilbur Waugh
Huntington
Route 60
Entsminger Funeral Home
Aifternoon
Lonnie Allen
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Lonnie Alen
St. Joseph's Hospital
Paressing
Mason City
Mir Allen
Graham Gitar
POINT
Tne
Hue
Appraisal Delay and Local Social Notes in Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant notes report an appraisal delay in the Sehon estate case with over $2,000 in valuables found at the safety box of the Mason County Bank. Investigations into the ransacked Hartford-area home yielded no clues. Separately, Mabel Allen was arrested for warrants in Columbus for passing bad checks totaling $900. The column also covers Lambda Sigma Omega sorority, AAUW, and various personal notices from Point Pleasant and Saint Pleasant, including social sessions, programs on higher education and women’s status, and local family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
F. G. Musgrave
A. L. Sehon, Jr
Hartford
Musgrave
Mason Cowmty Bank
New Haven
Sehon
Mabel_Allen
Tara Morrison
FBT
Huntingigo
Colum Bmra
Leaders Elected by County Women’s Clubs in 1945
Point Pleasant reports eight farm women’s clubs in the county have chosen new presidents for 1945. Among them are Mrs Louise Sommer Pioneer Club Mrs Henry Power Upland Mrs Inez G Newman Wholeo Mrs C P Stout Tahee Mrs Roy Kincaide Anne Bailey Mrs Cleon Cadle Leon Homer rs Mrs Harold Lewis Pocahontas and Mrs Bert Roush Rhododendron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Virtibia Parsons
Louise Sommer
Pioneer Club
Henry Power Upland
Inez G. Newman
Wholeo
C. P. Stout
Tahee
Roy Kincaide
Anne Bailey
Cleon Cadle
Leon Homer Ors
Harold Lewis
Pocahon- «Ias
Bert Roush
Rhodo- Iendron
Ohio General Assembly names Slagle chair of military affairs
Captain Craig D Slagle will again chair the military affairs committee and serve on two other committees in the 96th Ohio General Assembly, with assignments confirmed via Columbus on Tuesday Also named were two other local representatives at the caucus in Charleston and the opening of the legislative session with state officials and delegates present Seaman James Tarvour returned home on a 20 day leave from duty in the theater near Italy and Sicily visiting his parents at 542 Fourth Avenue
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Se Mustskyras
Cation County
Craig D. Slagle
Oher
96Th
Ohio General Assembly
Iormation
Columbi
Synearolis
Jamen
Tarvourinch
Thomas Finch
S42
Seaman Finch
Italy
Sicily
Wetherwelt
Grape and
Second Streets
Max
Altman
Newark
Allman Department Store
Donald Davie
Army Sir Corps
Las Vegas
New
Cleve Davie
NG. Someretter
Huntington
Point Pleasant
Raymond Mungrave
George A. Ralden
Macon County
Charles
Seator
Gallipolis Hospital Admissions and Patients Updated
Gallipolis district reports discharged patients and new admissions at Holzer Hospital. Noted cases include Mrs Mary Persinger and others leaving, while new admissions feature Mrs Alva T Grover injured by a ladder collapse, David Ridge listed as fait, and Rev J Finner Rifle awaiting surgery. Several patients listed as good or in critical condition.
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Allipolis
Holzer Hospital
Wesday
Mary Persinger
Leslie Blough
W. M. Brown
City
H.D. Rife
Dexter
J. J. Taylor
Cecil Riffle
Pleasant
Charles Camink
James Smith
Clifton
Earl Henson
Rio Grande
Alva T. Grover
Cheshire
David Ridge
Jackson R.D
Harry Childers
Pt. Pleasant
J. Finner Rifle
Hamden
Jessie Donnally Howell
J L Coleman
Fnnert Girector
Bidwell
Arnold Dickerson
W. E. Boggs
Ohio University Rout Muskingum 63 to 29
Ohio University defeated Muskingum 63 to 29 as the Bobcats opened with a rapid 16-2 run and led 30-9 at halftime. The game remained lopsided as Ohio extended the margin in the second half, with coach Wil Trautwein rotating regulars.
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Ohio University
Muskingum
Bobcats
Krauss
Ohio Five
Ime
Wil Trautwein
Muskingum Defeat by Bobcats Amid Offense Struggles
Trautwein used seven of ten players as Muskingum split points with Gallipolis Bobcats. Mark Wylie led with 12, five others scored eight or more, while Walt Maroney left with fouls and finished with five. Muskingum, slow to score, managed only three field goals by halftime and never found range, while Bobcats fed good shots and built an early lead before a late comeback. Swan Salted. free: thrown Sayre. Mackey Brandie Wylie Palmer Heukura Krause Lunan Sollima Wolte Found 42 Swan Officials: Young and Hatton.
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Trautwein Uused
Mark Wylie
Walt Maroney
Muskingum
Bobcats
Muskies
Krauss
Brandie
Gallipolis
Ener
War Department
Stanley” Donnally
Wright
France
Gavan & Oo
Donnally
Ee Yee Muskingum
Kukure
Gomer Donnally Krauss
Eureka
Dale Lunan
Waugh
Iran
Sollima
Rousey
Athens
Hounds
Bulldogs
Greyhound
Moore
Evans
Ross
Bruce
Nelsonville
Orgram
Duncan
Finsterwald Lee Ped Tale BO
Netonvile Iy
G of Ross
Fickie Blair
Riser
Dewett
t/Bruce
J Parke
Tonle
Vansrty
Rocktey
Shoemaker
Dumean O
Giant
Sparken Rousey
Ea DePaul
Farley
Grover
BI Henry
Rice
Ernie Cal
Anauey Nerley
Rhode Island’ Staters
Pomma Goo
Pal
Henry
Mikan
BNE
Anda
Calveriey
Alex Groza
Kentucky
Harold Hines
Oklahoma Sooners
al Grenert
New York
Us ‘City
Norman Skinner
Columbia
Eads
Don Grate
Ohio State
Grate
Ohio lawmaker seeks to suspend State Racing Commission
M Gray of Pickaway introduced war time legislation to suspend the State Racing Commission from Feb 13, arguing the state would spend 55000 to oversee racing when none is conducted. He indicated he is not against the idea and would welcome a reason for continuation. Chicago report notes George M Brautman of Columbus, head of the American Association, said plans proceed to operate in 1945 unless government orders require otherwise. Eight club presidents met to confirm the 1945 schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gray
Pickaway
State Racing Commission
Sen. Gray
Chicago
George M
Scattered College Scores Across Ohio and Nearby States
A mixed set of basketball results from various colleges and towns shows Ohio University beating Muskingum 68 to 6 and Ohio Northern posting 38, while Kenyon and DePauw both recorded 38 and 51 respectively. Other scores include West Virginia Tech 38, Columbus East 84, Findlay 41, and Akron area teams posting wins.
Gallia Academy Grads Named For Induction to Armed Forces
Gallia Academy seniors and alumni from Bladen and surrounding areas prepare for military service. Jack Frazier a football and basketball star and Jack Jeffers son of Ralph Jeffers head to Columbus Thursday for induction. John Dexter leaves Wednesday to volunteer for air services and await assignment after a likely physical. 1944 Gallia graduates Phillip White Billy Lanier and Lester Lee also slated for induction Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallifulis
Jack Frazier
Aallia Academy
Jack Jeffers
Ralph Jeffers
Bladen
Columbus Thurstay
John Dexter
Harry Dexter
Columbus 10
Volunteer Air Services
Gallia Academy
Thursay
Phillip White
Billy Lanier
Lester Lee
Bradbury Reelected Leader At Gallia County Children's Home
Mrs Bradbury was reelected president of the board of trustees of the Gallia County Children's Home at the latest meeting held last Saturday. Also elected were SP Miller as vice president and Frank Plymale as secretary. Board members include Jim Morgan and Ora Gilmore. Mrs Bradbury, a registered nurse, had served as superintendent of Marion Stuni Gipnt Hospital but returns to Callin County monthly for board meetings. The Home shows progress toward state compliance under her leadership.
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Frank C. Long, Jr
American Association of University Women
Ohio River Road
Garrett Green
John William Steenbergen
Clay R. Vik
Paige Bell, Jr
Cary Howard “Rayburn
Gregor Ziemar
S/Miller
T Green
Bell
J. Marion Foglesong
Eunice Beller
Carl Albrecht
John W. Kirk
William Woolfitt
Frank Spradling
James McCombs
Vik
Steenbergen
Eii Ohlinger
Margaret
Bradbury
Gallia Scumty Childrens’ Home
Lnst
SP Miller
View
Frank 'Plymale
Jimy Morgan
Ora Gilmore
Marion Sfuni Gipnt Hospital
Callin County
Childrens Wome Board of Trustees
Polo Grounds memories of great baseball moments
Fullerton recalls historic Polo Grounds games from 1905 to 1922. Giants, Cubs, and Yankees battles are tied to Merkle’s boner, Christy Mathewson, Chief Bender, Eddie Collins, and a famed darkness-called replay. The piece frames America’s oldest ballpark as a stage for classic pennant races and World Series showdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton
New York
Freddie Corcoran
Polo Grounds
America
Mamond
Bender
Iron Man
McGinnity
Christy Mathewson
Heinie Zimmerman
Eddie Collins
Chicago
Giants
Yanks
George Hildebrand
Pro Grid Loop Proceeds With Plans for Next Fall
National Football League leaders meet amid war worry and draft plans. Eleven clubs will pick 30 players each as 21 rules changes are considered including banning forearm and elbow hits by defenders with a 15 yard penalty. Owners also weigh whether war conditions may force cancellation of next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicagu
National Football League
Elroy Hirsch
Wisconsin
Michigan
Navy
Teague
Shumny
Tiltonville Triumph Over Bridgeport 48 40
Tiltonville defeated Bridgeport 48 to 40 in a hard fought district high school basketball game. Yorkville edged St. Clairstilte 67 to ? in another contest with late rallying offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiltonville
Bridgeport
Yorkville
St. Clairstilte
Athens trims Greyhounds in 55-33 win over Nelsonville
Athens high school improved Bulldogs overwhelmed the Greyhounds 55 to 33 as Bill Beckley led with 27 points and the Bulldogs controlled the pace, rebounding, and fast breaks. Nelsonville Reserve fell 43-21 in the prelim. Baird led Nelsonville with eight points while Kinney had seven.
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Nelsonville
Neheir
Athens
Lcc
Bulldogs
Bill Beckley
Hounds
Baird
Greyhounds
Kinney
Beckley
George Mikan Leads College Cage Scorers
New York reports George Mikan of DePaul University tops the national college basketball scoring race with 209 points after 80 field goals and 4 free throws. The Associated Press shows closely bunched leaders across regions, with Ernie Calverley and Alex Groza among top names and team standings noted in the SEC and other conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nets
Sharity
George Mikan
DePaul University
Chicago
Associated Press
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Alan
Gallia County Red Cross
Urs. Nun
En State Post
Mason
William F. Machir
Leon S. ‘Thompson
Edith Quiltin
Mervin Chapman
Wink
Northup
Harold $. Pettit
MM Neelys
William D. Curry
Country Chi
Air Corps
Alfred Hussell
Sand Hill Road
Cpl
Russel
Caribbean
Goldie Clench
Henderson
Point Clinic
Gallipolis District
the Athens Messeng
Messenger Sports
Ohio Downs
Ng Mitch
Point Psi Bowling
ASANT
Muskingum Or
Great Lakes
Kenyon
DePauw
Virginia Tech
West
Akron
Garfield
Cuyahoga Walls
Akron St. Vincent
Barberton
Akron West
Akron Buchtel
Wadsworth
Canton Thaken
Youngstown
Getty South
Schmidt
Lyatt
Tallmadge
Stow
Toledo Central
Fremont St. Wallace
Piainville
Mount Healthy
Garrison
Ne Wood
Cincinnati
Woodward
Central
Vocational
Marietta Co
Covington
Holmes
Cin Fisher Us
Roger Bacon
Gracser
Newport
Oseland
Catholic Jackson
Walnut Hills
Roushoe
Richmond
Anderson
Oxford McGuttey
Col ‘Mutt
Lima Sout
van Wert
Martins Perry Linsly
Military
Wartenburg
Layne
Bind
Koblentzie
Aciker
Logan Swamp
Gallia
Krodel
Linc Neal Bruestle
Summerville
Devils
Illipoli
Bob White
Jac Canady
Carrick Drugs
Magle
High Parks
Logan Gs
Martin
Johnson
Valentine
Frazier
Smith Ny
Smith
Blake
Morrison
McBroom
Miller
Schmiter
Warner
Noble
Kappe Om
Fort Oglethorpe
Clyde Shoun
Jack Reynolds
Yen
Jeras Reynolds
Ius
Hughes
Pitts
Wood
Ilineas
Sword
Mrs. Bradbury Ag
He Vallia
Fullerton
Ump
0. V. Yaw
Court Street
Pure Oil
Pennsylvania
U. S
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Gene Spurbeck
Mgr
Court St
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