Ohio Displays Top Form In Trimming Wayne Five
Ohio State Bobcats rout Wayne in a balanced team effort led by Harry Gordon and tsob venn son as Bob Dickey and Kenny Walters pace the offense. Coach Dutch Trautwein used 11 players as 1 700 in attendance praised the officiating despite a few blown calls.
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Harry Gordon
Tsob Vennson
Kenny Walters
Bob Dickey
Dutch Trautwein
Johnson
Walters
Coliseum
Bobcats
Newman Ertell
Tartars
Ralph Sayre
Dick Shhrider
Mammoth Coliseum
Trautwein
Bobcats Triumph Behind Dickey 52-36 Over Wayne U
Bob Dickey led with 15 first half points as Ohio University raced to a 28 13 halftime lead and rolled past Wayne University 52 36 at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum. Kenny Walters added 13 points and Bob Johnson helped fuel a 42 point Bobcats trio as the visitors improved to 2 1 in Mid American Conference play. Ed Frankel topped Wayne with nine points in a lopsided setback.
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Logan-Nick Maniskas Wins City League Headpin Tourney
Nick Maniskas edged John Sloan by one pin to win the City League headpin tournament at the Recreation alleys Sunday. Nineteen bowlers, three games each, competed with nine earning cash or merchandise prizes. Maniskas took $12, Sloan $9, and several others won smaller cash or merchandise awards.
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Nick Maniskas
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Glenford High edges McArthur 32 31 in tense game
Glenford High defeated McArthur's Generals 32 31 in a rough Friday night showdown. Glenford used a tight zone in the second half to erase a six point halftime deficit and pull ahead 32 31 as time expired.
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McArthur Quint
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Generals
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Ames-Bern dominates Hollister 41-21 in county league clash
Ames-Bern sprinted to a 41-21 victory over Hollister in Athens County League play after a 4-4 start. McKinley led with 12 points as the defense held Hollister to one personal foul. In the opener, Ames-Bern reserves defeated Hollister 34-8.
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Merchants to Battle Columbus Collegians at Pomeroy High Gym
Pomeroy Merchants host the 740 A. C. Collegians of Columbus in a top Ohio Negro basketball matchup at Pomeroy High Gym. Collegians boast eight wins in 10 starts with players including Hap Smith, Jim Clark, Bo Parker, John Tucker, and Lorenzo Clark. Preliminary at 7 p m features Middleport American Legion vs Chester Independents.
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Ice Hockey Sunday Results Across Leagues
Sunday results show New York 3 Toronto 2 and Detroit 5 Boston 1 while Chicago 3 Montreal 1 and Buffalo 4 St Louis 1. Providence 6 Philadelphia 4 and Indianapolis 5 Pittsburgh 2. New Haven 2 Hershey 2. Saturday results include Chicago 2 Montreal 4 Toronto 4 Toronto 4 and Boston 3 Cleveland 4. Hershey 4 and Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 0. Indianapolis 3 St Louis 3 Buffalo 5 Springfield 5.
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Carbon Hill Topples Chauncey in 40 29 Tilt
Carbon Hill defeated Chauncey 40 to 29 as T. Smith led with 18 points while Jim Kollister added 14 for Chauncey. Early fouls sidelined Buddy Earich and late in the game Bus Borden and Hugh Brooker drew misc. penalties. Carbon Hill reserves won the prelim 21 15.
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Reward Offered For Arrest In Nelsonville Shotgun Attack
Nelsonville mayor Oral Daugherty posted a $100 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person who fired a shotgun from a hillside east of Pleasantview Avenue. Three boys aged 7 to 9 were struck in the face and treated by a local physician after pellets peppered them while playing in a yard.
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Pleasantview Ave
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Wilfred Sheets
Scott St
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Man Escapes Jail Saturday From Zanesville Police Charge
Earnest McCumber of Zanesville facing a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated escaped from the women's jail on the second floor of City Hall early Sunday. He reportedly sprang the bottom door to freedom as repairs delay the main jail. Police recall a prior county prisoner escape five years earlier through the woman's compartment. John DeBolt and Ed Windle were fined $25 and costs for intoxication after arraignment. Elmer Poston was cited for unsafe operation and set for arraignment on Jan 13.
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Earnest McCumber
Zanesville
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Athens County
John DeBolt
Oral Daugherty
Ed Windle
Elmer Poston
Athens
Richard Tittle 77 Dies at Home in Nelsonville
Richard Tittle, 77, died early today at his home 506 Jackson St after a brief illness. Born in Deanville, he lived in the area all his life. He is survived by his wife, two daughters Mrs Walter Keating of Nelsonville and Mrs Carl Wallace of Deanville, two brothers Fred Tittle of Columbus and George Tittle of Tiltonville. A daughter Thelma Blair preceded him in death. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Richard Tittle
Jackson St
Deanville
Walter Keating
Carl Wallace
Fred Tittle
Columbus
George Tittle
Tiltonville
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Thelma Blair
Wife Wins Relief From Neuritis Pain
Thousands suffer from rheumatic and neuralgic pains and find relief with NORITO a fast acting formula. The ad promises rapid relief and a money back guarantee if the first three doses fail. Check with a druggist for NORITO under the guarantee.
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VEW Encampment Draws Century-Plus Attendees in Nelsonville
About 100 Veterans of Foreign Wars posts and Ladies Auxiliaries gathered in Nelsonville for the 12th District Encampment. Delegates met at the K of P Hall to hear remarks from department and district officers and auxiliary leaders about veterans homes and hospital care. a cookie drive shipped 3 500 dozen cookies to Chillicothe.
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Willoughby
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Chillicothe
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Springfield
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Cincinnati
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Dayton
Garrett M. Hoch
Earl Funk
Columbus
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Wheelersburg
Charles B. Rife
Jackson
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Portsmouth
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Athens
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Birthday Club Meet Postponed to January 23
Nelsonville reports the Birthday Club meeting is postponed to January 23. Members are advised to note the new date and time for the gatherings.
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Nelsonville Birthday Party Honors Joann Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bradley hosted a Saturday gathering at their Nelsonville Route 1 home for Joann Bradley’s 14th birthday. Attending were Evelyn Mourne Gladys Maccombs Velma Maccombs Margie Schoonover Lucy Hartman Shelia French Jervie French Lois Cox Dorothy Hughes Wanda Hughes Ruth Foughty Delbert De Long David French Junior Poling Mac Matheny Jack Whitmore Paul McCombs Delno Cummings and William Cox.
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Joann
Evelyn Mourne
Gladys Maccombs
Velma Maccombs
Margie Schoonover
Lucy Hartman
Shelia French
Jervie French
Lois Cox
Dorothy Hughes
Wanda Hughes
Ruth Foughty
Delbert DeLong
David French
Junior Poling
Mac Matheny
Jack Whitmore
Paul McCombs
Delno Cummings
William Cox
Mrs Kelso Guest at Friday Bridge Club Night
Mrs John Kelso was the only guest player Friday night as Mrs Oral Daugherty hosted the Friday Bridge Club. Mrs R R Stalter and Mrs H E Wilson posted high scores.
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Oral Daugherty
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Funeral Rites For Mrs. Josie Washburn Williams Held
Nelsonville funeral services were held at 2 p m at Stout Funeral Home for Mrs. Josie Washburn Williams 86 a pioneer resident. Rev L E Evans officiated and burial followed in Greenlawn. She survived by husband Harry and two sons Jay and Paul and was the first graduate of Nelsonville High in 1878 and a former local teacher. The Williams couple lived at the Masonic Home in Springfield in later years.
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L. E. Evans
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Harry Williams
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Paul Williams
G T Club Hosts January Meeting and Prizes Awarded
Mrs. Freda Powell hosted the G. T. Club January gathering with Hazel Pierce in charge of business. Prizes went to Dottie Anderson Eva Bush Leah Fick and Mabel Coupe. Guests included Mrs. Dottie Anderson and her son Richard and Mrs. Margaret Miller. Mrs. Mabel Cope to host February 6.
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Dottie Anderson
Eva Bush
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Rainbow Class Meeting At Canal Street Home
Mrs Mary Rawlings hosted the Rainbow Class of the Chrnge tian Church at her Canal Street home on Thursday evening with class president Mrs Mona Bateman in charge. Lunch was served to 13 members.
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Katherine Call Taken Home From Hospital
Katherine Call, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Call, was moved to her home in Nelsonville Sunday after major surgery at White Cross Hospital Columbus. She is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
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Tiny single unit hearing device aids the deafened
A compact hand sized hearing device lets the deafened hear faint sounds and enjoy sermons music and companionship. Supported by the Council on Physical Medicine of the AMA it requires no battery pack or bulky case and can be self adjusted. Beltone offers free descriptive booklet and home demonstration from Dept. 7971 Chicago Illinois with no cost or risk.
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Dept
19Th St
Chicago
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