Ohio State Stays In 50 Point Game Class
Ohio State remains in the 50 point per game club as Capital Ashland Case and Akron push unbeaten in Ohio colleges. Capital and Ashland reach or threaten 50 point scoring pace while De Sales leads in total points and Akron allows the fewest per game, with several key matchups upcoming.
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Ohio
Ohio State
Illinois
West Point
Army
Xavier
de Paul
Chicago
University of Detroit
Cincinnati
Western Reserve
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ohio Northern
Ashland
Bowling Green
Marietta
Denison
Capital
Bill Bernlohr
Muskincum
Otterbein
Findlay
de Sales
Ohio U
Duke Hayes
Pioneers
Wooster
Wittenberg
Seven MLB arms in doubt threaten pennants for 1935
John E. Wray notes in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that at least seven major league clubs may delay pennant hopes while forearm pitchers recover. He cites Grove, Dizzy Dean, Hubbell, Schumacher, Allen, Paul Dean, Mungo, Bridges and discusses age and recovery prospects.
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John E. Wray
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Wray
Grove
Red Sox
Dizzy Dean
Cubs
Hubbell
Schumacher
Giants
Allen
Indians
Paul Dean
Cardinals
Mungo
Dodgers
Bridges
Tigers
Allen and Bridges
Dean
Army
Dizzy
Form Association Plans Monthly Dinner Meeting
Gallipolis elementary rural school principals form an association. They will hold a monthly dinner meeting and a round table discussion of local school problems. Members include Howard Broyles Walter Rife Fred Frownfelter Bruce McDonald Clarence George Merrill Bunce and Hobart Niday.
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Gallipolis
Howard Broyles
Walter Rife
Fred Frownfelter
Bruce McDonald
Clarence George
Merrill Bunce
Hobart Niday
Coast Fans Cold Shoulder Pro All Star Game
Los Angeles fans snubbed the big star game at Wrigley Field drawing fewer than 15 000 cash paying spectators for Giants vs all stars. John Drake impressed before injury. Dutch Clark optimistic about Cleveland Browns coaching next season.
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Giants
Packers
Bears
Los Angeles
Wrigley Field
Chicago Pros Tie In Oakland Open Playoff For 1000
Chicago professionals Dick Metz and E J Harrison finished 274 over 72 holes in the Oakland open golf tournament and will play 18 more holes to decide the first prize of 1000 with the loser earning 750. Hogan and Fry tied for third at 275. Ward finished fifth at 277. Horton Smith and Banny Coltrin shared sixth at 278. Jupiter fact appears as a non sequitur.
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Oakland
Cal
Chicago
Dick Metz
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Ben Hogan
New York
Mary Fry
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Olympia
Wash
Horton Smith
Banny Coltrin
San Francisco
Many To Bid for Gallia Mail Contracts
Spirited bidding is expected for Gallia County star route mail contracts. Bids must be filed at the Washington post office by January 24, while current contracts run until June 30 before changes. Awards typically go to the lowest qualified bidder with proper equipment and bonds.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Post Office Department
Washington
Star Route
Wether Family Finishes Garage Apartment on Second Floor
Blazer Wetherholt and sister Winnie complete a five room apartment on the second floor of their garage building at Second and Grape Streets in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Blazer Wetherholt
Winnie
Second and
Grape Sts
Business and Professional Women's Club Dinner Meeting
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club gather for a dinner and program in the dining room of the Methodist Church this evening.
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Gallipolis
Business and Professional Women's Club
Methodist Church
Giants Win First Professional Bowl Contest 13-10
New York Giants beat the All-Stars 13-10 in the first professional bowl game. Ward Duff kicked the game winning field goal from the 20 yard line after Ed Goddard fumbled a punt. The crowd of 15,000 watched the Salvat ion Army benefit game with Leonard Barnum and Tuffy Leemans starring for the Giants.
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New York Giants
Sammy Baugh
Clark Hinkle
Ernie Pinckett
Lloyd Cardwell
Cecil Isbell
John Drake
Eddie Goddard
Gordon Gore
Gaynell Tinsley
Bruiser Kinard
Joe Studahar
Perry Schwartz
Joe Carter
Ernie Smith
Giants
Ed Danowski
Mel Hein
Ward Cuff
Hank Soar
Ed Widseth
Los Angeles
Ward Duff
Green Bay Packers
Marquette
Ed Goddard
Washington State
Orville Tuttle
Tuffy Leemans
Duff
Salvation Army
Leonard Barnum
All-Stars
Stars
Washington Redskins
Baugh
California
Joe Stydahar
Chuck Gelatka
Cuff
Gallipolis Elks Parade Three Day Golden Anniversary
Gallipolis Elks prepare a three day golden anniversary celebration with initiation, refreshments and a floor show. Local and visiting members attend an Elks ladies card party Tuesday night then a carnival dance Wednesday at the Elks Club after dinner at the Lafayette Hotel with favors to be distributed.
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Gallipolis
Elks’ Lodge
Elks
Elks’ Club
Lafayette Hotel
Question and Answer Quiz From The Athens Messenger
The excerpt presents trivia: John Owen set the hundred yard dash world record in 1889 with 9.45 seconds. It notes the first Cotton Bowl game on January 1, 1937 where Texas Christian beat Marquette 16 to 6. It confirms Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker were both left handed batters. Readers are invited to send questions to the Sports Service Bureau in Washington D C for a personal reply.
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John Owen
Detroit Athletic Club
Dallas
Texas
Texas Christian
Marquette University
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Sports Service Bureau
The
Athens Messenger
18Th St
Washington, D. C
DUV Officers Take Places for Next Year
GALLIPOLIS Newly installed officers of the local Daughters of Union Veterans are Miss Anna Simmerman president Mrs Etta McCall Mrs Alwilda Haskins vice presidents Blanche France chaplain Ethel Clark treasurer Mary C Ewing Lottie Abbott Augusta Rose councilors Let itia Mills Lucille Rees secretary Cora Simmons reporter Fannie Tanner guide Eliza Grover Margaret McCormick guards Alice Wolfe Villa Wetherholt Vivian Bevan Garnet Whiting Erva Edwards color bearers The organization reports a membership of 51.
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Gallipolis
Daughters of Union Veterans
Anna Simmerman
Etta McCall
Alwilda Haskins
Blanche France
Ethel Clark
Mary C. Ewing
Lottie Abbott
Augusta Rose
Letitia Mills
Lucille Rees
Cora Simmons
Fannie Tanner
Eliza Grover
Margaret McCormick
Alice Wolfe
Villa Wetherholt
Vivian Bevan
Garnet Whiting
Erva Edwards
Col Ruppert to be Buried Today
Funeral services for Col Jacob Ruppert owner of the New York Yankees who died last Friday were held today. Burial follows in the family vault at Kensico Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers include Babe Ruth James J Walker LaGuardia Alfred E Smith Ford Frick William Harridge and Lou Gehrig.
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New York
U.P
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Kensico
N. Y
Babe Ruth
James J. Walker
LaGuardia
Alfred E. Smith
Ford Frick
National League
William Harridge
American League
Lou Gehrig
Ohio Matmen Score Second Straight Win
Ohio University wrestling defeated Case School of Cleveland 17 to 9 before 700 fans at the Men's Gymnasium. Coach Thor Olson’s team, led by Ed Bijak with two pins and Paul DeTourk’s early victory, strengthened its claim as a top state contender.
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Howard Kahn
Ohio University
Case School of Cleveland
Bobcats
Thor Olson
Paul DeTourk
Johnny Kaminskas
Ohio
Ed Bijak
Dick Vanderhoff
Bijak
Adams
Zentgraf
Case
Sepeta
Webb
Claugus
Carlson
Cue Tourney Opens Today
The world three cushion billiard championship begins with 360 games in a Round-Robin across eight cities. Tiff Denton of Kansas City faces Chicago’s Jan J Bozeman Jr in today’s matches as part of a field including Allen Hall Charlie McCourt Otto Reiselt Johnny Layton Joe Chamace Frank Scoville Clarence Jackson and Arthur Thurnblad competing for 12000 in prize money.
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Chicago
U.P
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Jan. J. Bozeman Jr
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Buffalo
Detroit
Kenosha
Wis
Denton
Bozeman
Allen Hall
Charlie McCourt
Otto Reiselt
Johnny Layton
Joe Chamace
Frank Scoville
Clarence Jackson
Arthur Thurnblad
Norwegian wins Norge Ski tournament title
Reider Andersen of Oslo claimed the class A championship at the Norge Ski tournament in Cary Illinois. He posted jumps of 172 and 181 feet, the latter longest of the meet, to total 148.1 points before 15 000 spectators at the club grounds.
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Cary
Ill
U.P
Reider Andersen
Oslo
Norway
Indiana Purdue Hoosier Rivalry Ignites Big Ten Tonight
Indiana and Purdue renew their old feud as Purdue visits Bloomington in the top Indiana matchup. Minnesota stays hot with a 10th straight win, Iowa overwhelms Purdue, and Ohio State battles Illinois as other key games loom.
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U.P
Indiana
Minnesota
Iowa
Purdue
Hoosier
University of Indiana
Bloomington
Ohio State
Illinois
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Michigan
Johnny Kundla
Gophers
Hawkeyes
Chuck Plett
Ben Stephens
Thunder
Buckeyes
Jim Hull
Bob Koble
Northewestern
Ernie Davis
Tlllinois
Towa
Puredue
Inediana
Lucas Released By Pirates After 15 NL Years
Charles Fred Red Lucas, longtime national league pitcher for 15 seasons, was released unconditionally today by the Pittsburgh Pirates baseball club.
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Lucas
Pittsburgh
Charles Fred
Red
Camera Club Formed in Gallipolis by Holzer Hospital Chemist
Paul France, a chemist at Holzer Hospital, forms a local camera club in Gallipolis with about 20 members. The group will meet every alternate Tuesday night in the Anne Dunbar studio to discuss photography topics. A Romanian family is noted for an ancient lineage and a sixth finger on the hand.
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Camera Club
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Paul France
Anne Dunbar
Gallia Countian Charged With Attacking His Father
John Raines 32 was arrested Saturday night by Gallia County deputies after an intoxicated visit to his parents home on Swan Creek. He allegedly assaulted his father Harry Raines 57, leaving head and body injuries. The case was set for arraignment with witnesses and medical reports pending.
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Gallipolis
John Raines
Gallia County
Wood
Russell
Harry Raines
Swan Creek
Raines
Car Hits Train At Hobson Crossing After Basketball Game
Gallipolis driver Car Wood and five passengers Eddie Reese Oleta Butler Velma Dillon and Nancy Leaper escape with minor injuries after their car struck a freight train at Hobson crossing late Friday night on return from a Middleport basketball game. Front of car crushed.
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Gallipolis
Wood
Eddie Reese
Oleta Butler
Velma Dillon
Nancy Leaper
Hobson Crossing
Middleport
Sheriffs Hatfield Cramer Vinson Isenour Lead Regional Capture Drive
Reports say the four sheriffs Hatfield of Gallia Cramer of Jackson Vinson of Ross and Isenour of Fayette formed a cooperation that speeds the apprehension of wanted persons across the area. In recent months multiple law violators have been quickly captured through their joint contacts.
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Gallipolis
Hatfield
Gallia
Cramer
Jackson
Vinson
Ross
Isenour
Fayette
Death of nine year old Dorothy Figgins at Bidwell
Nine year old Dorothy Mae Figgins died Saturday at the family home near Bidwell. Her father Hermit Figgins died three years ago. Survived by three other children. Funeral services were held at Harris Church this afternoon by Rev. Herman Smith.
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Gallipolis
Dorothy Mae
Bessie Viney Figgins
Bidwell
Hermit Figgins
Harris Church
Herman Smith
Change Game Date Gallipolis Acquiescence
Gallipolis and Pt Pleasant high school authorities plan to move the annual Thanksgiving football game to Emancipation Day September 22. The local athletic board cites late-season timing as reducing interest and reports favorable prospects for the date change. Also noted is a rise in British briar pipe production from 4,980,000 to 5,459,2400 units over two years.
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Gallipolis
Pt. Pleasant
Pine Street Cemetery Upkeep In Community Focus
Gallipolis city officials and a citizen committee discuss perpetual care for Pine Street Cemetery funded by relatives’ trust income. Pine Street is sold out and expansion impracticable, while Mound Hill funding supports the older plot. Restoration of eroded markers and equitable burial for Colored residents are under review as public interest grows.
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Gallipolis
Pine Street Cemetery
Pine Street
Mound Hill Cemetery
Arrest Eureka Youths For Dog Stealing
Dwight Ward aged 28 and Marlin Thompson aged 14 of the Eureka neighborhood were jailed on a dog stealing charge filed by Ira Wolfe. Thompson had been missing three days before sheriff aides tracked them toward Winfield before their return to Eureka where Constable Art Yoho arrested them on Wolfe’s warrant. Ward to be arraigned before Magistrate W F Chambers. Thompson to appear in Juvenile Court before Judge J S Clark.
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Gallipolis
Dwight Ward
Marlin Thompson
Eureka
Ira Wolfe
Young Thompson
Aaron Thompson
Ward
Winfield
W. Va
Art Yoho
Wolfe
W. F. Chambers
J. S. Clark
Sheriff Auction Sells De Lille Farm in Springfield Township
At a Saturday sheriff's sale in Gallia County Fred K. Mills purchased the 144 acre Joe De Lille farm in Springfield Township for 1460 dollars after lively bidding. The eight room house on the property was valued at 1800 dollars and the sale followed a partition order from the court.
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Gallipolis
Fred K. Mills
Joe de Lille
Springfield Township
Release Cottontails In Gallia County
Gallia County received a shipment of 540 cottontail rabbits released in hideaways over the weekend by state game protectors. Another delivery of swamp rabbits is expected. The imported rabbits are reported to be slightly larger than natives and free of tularemia infection.
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Gallipolis
Missouri
Gallia County
Gallia Dog Warden Reports 1938 Impounds and Losses
Gallia County Dog Warden Roy Johnson reports 448 unlicensed dogs impounded in 1938 with 42 confirmed as sheep killers. Redeemed dogs yielded $145 in fees. Two rabid cases were found, and animals killed. A county pound is at the fair grounds. 3,160 licenses issued. Sheep losses totaled 243 valued around $1,200. 47 sheep were injured.
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Gallipolis—Iin
Board of County Commissioners
Roy Johnson
Johnson
Drunk Arrests Rise in Gallipolis Saturday Night
Gallipolis reports six plain drunks taken into custody Saturday night after two weeks with no intoxication arrests. Local officers responded to disturbances and public intoxication incidents across the city.
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Gallipolis
Jackson man held on check passing charge
John Boggs 28 of Jackson County was arrested by Sheriff C E Cramer after a spree across Southeastern Ohio with forged checks. He and his wife traveled in a large car. several Gallipolis businesses were victimized. Boggs admitted guilt when confronted and will await grand jury action in Gallia County. he is wanted in multiple cities.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
John Boggs
Jackson County
C. E. Cramer
Jackson
Boggs
Hatfield
Gallia County
Hillsboro
Chillicothe
Funeral Services Held For Archie Williams
Archie Oliver Williams aged 32 died at his home Friday. Funeral services were conducted at Paint Creek Baptist Church Sunday afternoon by Rev. B. R. Reed. Survived by wife Julia Young Williams and their 19 days old son Charles, father Charles Williams, two sisters and two brothers.
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Gallipolis
Archie Oliver Williams
Paint Creek Baptist Church
B. R. Reed
Julia Young Williams
Charles
Charles Williams
Chauncey K of P to Host Forest Rose Lodge Benefit
A benefit party will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the Chauncey K of P building sponsored by the Forest Rose Rebekah lodge. The event supports lodge activities and community involvement.
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Chauncey
Chauncey K. of P
Forest Rose Rebekah Jlodge
Oldest Gallia Woman Dies at 98 in Gallipolis
Barbara Siders aged 98, born May 7, 1841, long cited as Gallia County’s oldest woman, died Saturday at the Gallipolis Mission. A daughter of Robert Roy, she was twice married first to Charles Nibert and then to George W. Siders. Funeral services were held at the Mission with interment in Bethel Cemetery on Little Chickamauga.
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Gallipolis
Barbara Siders
Gallipolis Mission
Robert Roy
Charles Nibert
George W. Siders
Bethel Cemetery
Little Chickamauga
Heart Attack Fatal To Gallipolis Man
Harry M. Langley 66 of 534 W First Ave Columbus died after a heart attack at White Cross Hospital. native of Gallipolis he moved to Columbus in 1913 and started a roofing business. Survived by wife Ollie and three sisters. services at Brethren Church Wednesday 2 pm, burial Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harry M. Langley
First Ave
North Side
White Cross Hospital
Gallipolis
Langley
Modern Woodmen of America
Ollie
Brethren Church
Third
Oregon Aves
Union Cemetery
John Wesley Tobin Dies at His Home
John Wesley Tobin 80 died Friday night at his home a mile south of Rio Grande. Survived by son Son Tobin and daughter Mrs. Ernest Watts. Funeral services set for Tuesday afternoon at Old Pine Church with churchyard burial.
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Gallipolis
John Wesley Tobin
Rio Grande
Tobin
Ernest Watts
Old Pine Church
Mrs Vornholt Touring Florida Plans
Mrs. Vornholt wife of Dr. O A Vornholt on Holzer Hospital staff is in Florida for several weeks stay and intends to tour the state.
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Gallipolis
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