Hounds Rally Past Gallia 46 43 in Tight Nelsonville Showdown
Nelsonville Greyhounds upset Gallia Academy 46 to 43 in a final minute comeback to stay second behind Athens. Jim Cope led the Hounds with 20 points as Gallia’s Gene Wetherholt and John Halliday fouled out. Gallipolis led late before Newton tied 43 apiece and Cope scored on a late foul and layup.
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Nelsonville
Gallia Academy
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Hounds
Athens
Pomeroy
Newton
Jim Cope
Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Ken Curry
Curry
Terry Johnson
Cope
Gallians
Gene Wetherholt
Johnson
John Halliday
Wetherholt
Nelsonville G. F
Withus
Hartley
Powell
Gallipolis G. F. Pts
Canaday
Bogre
Lesauwesence
Rity
Hogan
Halliday
Hannis and Smith
Athens Bulldogs Tame Pomeroy in SEC Showdown
Athens High rolled to a 56 36 victory over Pomeroy as Lavelle Stehr and Nuzum led with 39 of the visitors points. Nuzum scored 15 and hit nine straight foul shots, while Barnitz led Pomeroy with 19 in a strong second half.
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Pomeroy
Athens High
Panthers
John Robinson
Ralph Nuzum
Athens
Joe “Jug” Lavelle
Fred Stehr
Lavelle
Stehr
Nuzum
Bulldogs
Bob Barnitz
Paul Ginn
Athens G
Oha
POPAI
Cnncneun
Tous Enna Cupiegan
Frost
Pomeroy G. F
Watson
O Fe
CORSE
Uwcaumaabes
Robinson
Wellston
Golden Rockets
Jackson
Rockets
Ironmen
Elwood Lucas
Jim Metzger
R. Lucas
Semen
E. Lucas
Fee Enews
Partlow
Ee Enn Eee
Collins
Bellamy
Duda
Wane Ween
Walburn Mantz
Owen Wwe
Rhodes
Hamer
Thornton
Metzger
Stiles
Strawser
Fisher
Cee
Skaggs
Nee Ane
Poetker
Jones
G Ae
Morgan
Wee
Hoops
Meen
Bowl Confab Sets Friday on Rose Bowl Renewal
New York report says PCC and Big Ten committees will meet Friday night to discuss renewing the Rose Bowl football contract. Both leagues consider a 10-year term and possible revisions. The Big Ten favors a no repeat rule, while the PCC prefers no restriction to allow the champion to play yearly. California represented the PCC the last two years, losing to Northwestern and Ohio State.
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New York
Victor O. Schmidt
Pacific Coast Conference
PCC
Big Ten
Schmidt
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Pacific Coast
California
Northwestern
Ohio State
Logan Quint Keeps Jackets in Slump with 47 32 Loss
In SEC action at Middleport the Yellow Jackets fall to the Logan Chieftains 47 to 32 for their sixth straight defeat. Logan dominates scoring and rebounds, with key early baskets from Payne and Stobart and steady free throws by Ned Shaw and Jim Myers.
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Logan Quint
Jackets
Middleport
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Logan Chieftains
Logan
Payne
Stobart
Roller
Bill Voris
Bill Rafferty
Ned Shaw
Jim Myers
Ashley
Bracky Wood
Shaw
G. F
Randy
Mauk
Enews
J. Myers
Voris
Heft
W. Myers
Fed
Rafferty
Middleport G. F. Pts
Gilkey
Wood
Nash
Conley
Lorenz
Nationwide High School Roundup Of Regional Scores
Numerous Ohio high school results led with Steubenville over Tiltonville 50 37 and Wellsville 87 27. Other wins included Yorkville 78 Wintersville 49 and Canton South Campbell Memorial 46 Struthers 42. Pro teams and college scores followed with Cincinnati Purcell 41 Western Hills 31 and Western Reserve play, then national pro and college action from Boston to Dallas with scattered boxing results in Buffalo and White Plains.
All Stars Triumph In Honolulu Clash
USC's Jim Powers threw three touchdown passes as the College All Stars beat the pro All Hawaii 20 to 6 before 16 000, with Johnny Lujack directing from the Bears and Jack Jennings key on the line. Ohio State's Jerry Krall left the game with an injury in the first quarter.
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Honolulu
USC
Jim Powers
Chicago Bears
Johnny Lujack
Catholic Youth Organization
Lujack
Ohio State
Jerry Krall
Big Jack Jennings
Hockey players favor bright puck for visibility on ice
Many players say a bright yellow or orange puck would be easier to track on the ice than the traditional black puck. This color change is proposed to improve game visibility and reduce misses.
Heavy Rain Triggers Rise in Sunday Creek at Glouster
Sunday Creek began rising Tuesday after a little over half an inch of rain fell, lifting the creek three to four feet. Temperatures fell from 62 to 42 by 9:30 p m. Burr Oak Dam officials noted that closing the diversion tunnel while East Branch rose increased backing behind the dam, an experiment deemed satisfactory.
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Burr Oak
East Branch
Sunday Creek
Jacksonville Resident Dies in Jacksonville
Mrs. William Kalt, 80, died Tuesday at 3 15 p m after a several year illness. Born in Murrayville West Virginia she spent 30 years in Jacksonville. Survived by husband William daughter Mrs Leona Orme both of Jacksonville two sisters Mrs H E Mendenhall Vienna West Virginia and Mrs W H AuMiller Fullerton California one brother Eli Barringer Parkersburg West Virginia two grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral arrangements pending Friends may call at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Orme in Jacksonville.
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Eli Barringer
Parkersburg
W. Va
Charles Orme
Jacksonville
Kiwanians Plan Lecture and Installations in Glouster
Twelve Kiwanians met at Hotel Gordon for dinner and meeting. George Campbell and B R Angle reported on child welfare. The group endorsed a Glouster Education Association plan to host E C Ramsey for a speaker event January 19. Installation of officers led by Lt Governor Carl Frey of Athens will occur January 16 at 6 30 p m with Frey also delivering remarks. Guests to include the ladies and a music program.
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Glouster
Gordon
George Campbell
B. R. Angle
Carl Frey
Athens
Frey
Lawrence Colbert
Joe Williams
Roger Kittle
Richard Guinther
Ray White
Merrill Ogg
Dr. C. F. Patton
Don Kovach
Enlon Grubbs
George H. Campbell
Porter Dugan
Trimble Installation Postponed by Grange
Trimble Grange postpones installation of officers to Jan 28 due to Pomona Grange installations in Albany Saturday at 8 p m. A regular meeting will still be held at 8 p m with routine business transacted and a potluck supper served.
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Glouster
H. E. Jones
Trimble
Church Meeting Set at First Baptist in Glouster
A special church business meeting is announced for Saturday at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of the First Baptist Church. The Rev. C. H. Clemmons will preach at Sunday service at 11 a.m.
Prayer Meeting Set at Chauncey Pilgrim Holiness Church
Weekly cottage prayer meeting scheduled for Friday at 7 30 p m at the home of David Lyons on Main Street. Mr and Mrs Roy Ankrom to conduct services at the Pilgrim Holiness Church on January 17.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Pilgrim Holiness Church
David Lyons
Main St
Roy Ankrom
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Visitors from London Attend Plains LDS Church
CHAUNCEY Elder and Mrs. Louis Zonker of London Ontario Canada visited The Plains last week to meet members of The Plains Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints. The Rev. Mr. Zonker is a former pastor there.
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Chauncey — Elder
Louis Zonker
London
Ontario
Canada
The
Plains
Class To Meet At Plains Methodist Church
Naomi Chauncey announces a Class of The Plains Methodist Church meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Ola Shame s home The newly elected president Mrs Althea Snyder will preside at the gathering.
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Chauncey— Naomi
The
Plains Methodist Church
Ola Shame
Althea Snyder
Women of the Moose to Meet Thursday Evening
The Women of the Moose plan a chapter room gathering Thursday at 7 30 p m. Members are reminded to attend as part of the local Moose Lodge activities. Page 12 contains additional Glouster news.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose
Surprise party honors former Chauncey resident
The Rev. Robert Phillips of Wellston, formerly Chauncey, recently entered evangelistic work with the Evangelical UB Church. He received a surprise party and dinner in the Wellston EUB Church basement, prepared by Mrs. Phillips and a committee, with gifts for the honoree. Sixty people attended.
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Chauncey
Robert Phillips
Wellston
UB Church
EUB Church
Installation at Martha Class of Millfield Church
Installation services were held at Millfield Church of Christ for the Martha Class. Mrs Myrtle Wilcox, retiring president, served as installing officer and officers were installed including Mrs Alice Carr as president and Miss Olive Brookins as vice president. A potluck dinner followed at noon with members present.
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Chauncey
Martha
Millfield
Jessie Fulton
Myrtle Wilcox
Elizabeth Robinett
Hazel Earich
Edith Heffken
Alice Carr
Olive Brookins
Neie Russell
Garnet Blower
Attendance At Rally Set At Dixon Springs Camp
About 25 youths and sponsors plan to attend a Dixon Springs Camp banquet and rally at the Fifth Avenue Church of Christ in Lancaster Friday evening. Cars depart the local church at 4 45 p m. A Youth Day is designated for January 29 with youth leading Bible School opening and morning services.
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Glouster
Dixon Springs
Fifth Avenue Church of Christ
Lancaster
Tar Hollow
Church of Christ
E. K. Pough
W. W. Wallace
Harry Vernon
Glouster Church
Bible School
Young People’s Church
January Meeting Set By Woman's Class Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Class of the Church of Christ Chauncey will hold the January meeting Thursday at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs Carl Shafer 9 Ellis Ave The nominating committee will report on class officer elections The hostess will serve refreshments.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Carl Shafer
Ellis Ave
Millfield Woman Returns Home After Aunt's Death
Mrs. Anna Vincent of Millfield returns home after caring for her aunt Miss Lizzie Adrian of Chesterhill who died December 31. Miss Adrian, lifelong Morgan County resident, is survived by sister Mrs. Retta Pierpoint and brother Fred Adrian.
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Millfield
Anna Vincent
Lizzie Adrian
Chesterhill
Adrian
Morgan County
Retta Pierpoint
Fred Adrian
Guests of Aunt Chauncey Visit The Plains Pair
Evan and Maggie Morgan from The Plains were guests of their aunt Mary Meinhart at 109 Con verse Street in Chauncey. They were listed as visitors in the local social column.
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Chauncey
Evan
Maggie Morgan
the Plains
Mary Meinhart
Converse St
Fulton Couple Celebrates Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Chauncey and Mrs Fulton observed their fortieth anniversary at home in Millfield with an all day open house and a family dinner. Relatives from Columbus and Millfield attended, including the Bowers, Corbin and Robinet families, and gifts were given by the Millfield Needle Club and the Martha Class.
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Chauncey
Daniel Fulton
Millfield
Bernard Bowers
Penny
Victor Wayne
Robert Corbin
Richard Dan Bowers
Columbus
Albert Fulton
C. N
Daughter Born to Richard Powell in Seattle Hospital
Chauncey Richard Powell formerly of Millfield in the Naval Air Corps stationed at Seattle Washington and Mrs Powell formerly Donna Blower announce the birth of a daughter Catherine Sue on January 4 in a Seattle hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harold Blower and Mr and Mrs Charles Carr Millfield Great Fred Leake Greens Run and Mr and Mrs Thomas Blower Bishopville
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Chauncey
Richard Powell
Millfield
Naval Air Corps
Seattle
Wash
Powell
Donna Blower
Catherine Sue
Harold Blower
Charles Carr
Fred Leake
Greens Run
Thomas Blower
Bishopville
Roena Simpkins Hosts Dinner for Shafer and Wilson kin
Mrs. Roena Shaf er Simpkins hosted a Sunday dinner in Athens to honor the birthday anniversaries of her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Shafer and George Wilson. Attending were Mr and Mrs Shafer Miss Lois Ann Shafer George Wilson Chauncey and Mr and Mrs Andriew Simpkins and their children Donald Rita Ann Johnnie Lois Kay and Nancy Lynn.
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Chauncey
Roena Shafer Simpkins
Athens
Carl Shafer
George Wilson
Shafer
Lois Ann Shafer
Andriew Simpkins
Donald
Rita Ann
Johnnie
Lois Kay
Nancy Lynn
Guests of Relatives in Chauncey Visit
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Phillips and daughter Betty Louise with Mrs. Grace Patton of Wellston were in Chauncey recently as guests of Mrs. Phillips' father Charles P. Sweeney and Mrs. Mary Helen Shively and son Charles Eugene at 53 Mill Street.
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Chauncey
Robert Phillips
Betty Louise
Grace Patton
Wellston
Phillips
Charles P. Sweeney
Mary Helen Shively
Charles Eugene
Mill St
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