Mason County Quintets Battle at Home in Western Conf
Mason County hosts two Western Conference basketball games. Point Pleasant faces Barboursville while Wahama seeks its 10th win against Charleston Reds. Big Blacks strive for sixth win. Pirates lag in conference play with three losses.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Barboursville
Wahama
Charleston Reds
Big Blacks
West Virginia
Pirates
Huntington East
Huntington Central
Ceredo-Kenova
C-K
Johnny Withers
Earl Foglesong
Bill Dorsey
Dorsey
Foglesong
Withers
Jack Fowler
Don Waldie
Falcons
Reds
Don Parker
Charleston
Mason
Jim Barton
Kenny Smith
Paul Roush
Johnny Kelly
Tom Scally
Logan
East
Williamson
Il Pet
Cowenesnmeen
Guyan Valley
Rome Faces Trimble In Athens County Hoops Clash
Rome leading the Athens County League at 9-1 hosts third-placed Jacksonville Trimble as Albany Red Devils drop from unbeaten status after a 36-31 Rome win. Morrison held to 16 by Rome, Melintorf scoring peak of 30 against Albany signals a hot scoring duel.
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Rome-Canaan
Albany Red Devils
Jacksonville Trimble
Cardinals
Rome Cagers
Rome
J-T
Larry Morrison
Jack MelIntorf
Plains
Albany
Red Devils
Shade
Buchtel Bruins
Coolville
Carthage Troy
New Marshfield
Waterloo Rockets
Plains Indians
Waterloo
Ames-Bern
Greenies
Boys’ Industrial School of Lancaster
Amesville
Mills Mills Mills
Athens
Athens City
the Plains
Woom
Peneatietes School
Westfield Special
Ganedt
Mom
Rome C
Woo
Canaan Township
Athens Township
Senet
Ames- Bern
Arthage
Dover Township
Haunce Corporation
Trimble Ownship Rewaeta
the Plains School
Lee Township
Rn al Corporation
Lodi Wnshipe
Rome Township
Troy Towns
Coolville Corporation Peewee
An Trimble
Murray City Secial School
Glouster Corporation
Glouster Villiage
Jacksonville Corporation
BA. Wa
Priine Special School
York Towns
Ewer
Ruehte Corporation
Nelsonville City
Nelsonville City School
Maaan
Man Fined $50 for Leaving Scene of Accident
Jackie Griffin, 25, was fined $50 and costs by Mayor Roger Friend for leaving the scene after his car struck a state vehicle parked at 272 West Main St. at 10:25 p m Wednesday. The collision was reported by Griffin.
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Logan Jackie Griffin
Logan
Roger Friend
Griffin
James Wells
Wells
West Main St
Wellston Jackson Wellston Jackson Tangle In SEC Showdowns
District night features Nelsonville at Gallipolis and Wellston versus Jackson as Ironmen challenge for top SEC perch. Logan hosts Middleport while Pomeroy visits Athens for fifth place, plus Buckeye and Vinton County league games across the area.
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Wellston
Jackson Tangle
Nelsonville
Gallipolis
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Wellston-Jackson
Jackson
Ironmen
Dave Fisher
Dean Swingle
Logan
Dwight Diller
Eddie Grandy
Bob Cullison
Davie Hinerman
Johnny Cannon
Jim Green
Pomeroy Panthers
Athens
Bulldogs
Tuppers Plains Cagers
Chester
Plainsmen
Bluebirds
McArthur Generals
Rutland
Buckeye
Bruce McLin
Cagers
Hocking County
Murray Ity
Carbon Hill
Rockbridge
Gibisonville
Laurelville
Union Furnace
South Bloomingville
Hamden
Allensville
Thornville
New Straitsville
Stockport
Reinersville
Perry
Morgan County
Vern Leuck
Glouster
Tomcats
Dresden
Date
Middleport
Pomeroy Wecencenes
Ashley Middleport Lane
Nnn
Nuzum
Smith
Pomeroyee
Collins Wellston
McKean Gallipolis
Bowers
Cannon
Fisher Jackson
Swingle Jackson
Hartley
Orawee
L. Pet Belpreeen Eee
Ween
McArthur
Chauncey Ces
Meigs County League
Tean
W. L
Pet
Toppers Plains
Chester Weeees
Racine
Harrisony
Blue Devils Aim for Victory Over Racine Tornadoes
Chauncey travels to Racine to face the Purple Tornadoes in a high scoring junior basketball clash. Jan Taylor leads Chauncey with 21.3 points per game while Racine relies on Vic Wolfe and Leighton Boyd for scoring as the teams pursue a key regional win.
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Racine
Chauncey
Racine Purple Tornadoes
Athens
Nelsonville
Belpre
Ike Wiseman
Wahama
Tuppers Plains
Tornadoes
Jan Taylor
Blue Devils
Hubie Bobo
Eddie Collins
Vic Wolfe
Leighton Boyd
John Fisher
Scoles
Fisher
Eddie Stobart
Larry Wolfe
Bobo
Showalter
Taylor
Collins
Olbers
Ohio University Mat Men Face Miami in Quest for First Victory
Ohio University grapplers seek their first win as they meet Miami tomorrow at 3 p.m. The Bobcats show one tie in three outings after losses to Case Tech and Toledo and a 14-14 draw with Bowling Green. Miami returns to intercollegiate wrestling after 20 years and beat Earlham 28-6 last week.
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Ohio University
Miami Grapplers
Bobcats
Case Tech
Toledo Rockets
Bowling Green
Ohio
Miami
Earlham College
Redskins
Tips for Bowlers Improve Through Consistent Practice
The article stresses constant practice to develop bowling, noting individual differences in what works. It urges bowers to analyze their form, return to fundamentals, and avoid tension to raise scores and enjoyment. It cites a bowler who has played about 25,900 games in 22 years and still revisits fundamentals when scores slip.
Compensation Claims Dip But Stay Above January Average
Logan reports unemployment claims fell in the week ending January 12 to 647 from 736 the prior week. Of the 647 claims 535 were from those unemployed a week or more and 112 were from newly unemployed claimants. January 1951 average weekly claims were 533.
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LOGAN
Two Service Teams Scheduled by Muskies
Muskingum College announces two exhibition games at home with Army service teams Camp Breckinridge and Fort Knox set to visit on January 25 and February 6. Akron University game moved to March 3. site is the Muskie gym. Camp Breckinridge features two All American players and other national stars.
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New Concord
Muskingum
Army Service
Ed Sherman
Camp Breckinridge
Muskies
Fort Knox
Sherman
Akron University
Muskie Gym
Logan church services and schedule highlights
Local churches list weekly programs and sermons across multiple denominations. Methodist, Jehovahs Witnesses, St Matthew, Presbyterian, Trinity Lutheran, Nazarene, First Evangelical United Brethren and Gore EUB outline times for Sunday school worship and specific sermons, with youth, choir, and study activities noted.
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Methodist Church
R. B. Wilson
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Jehovah's Witnesses
L. K. Yeatts
Ohio
Columbus
ST. John
First Presbyterian
Henry L. Carr
Tommy
Bill
Marietta
Westminster Fellowship
Trinity Lutheran
Paul Holtzen
Jesus
Faith of Our Fathers
Young People's Society
Church OF the Nazarene
Roy F. Klingler
Matthew
NYPS
Hi- NY
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
A. N. Grueser
J. R. MacMurray
D. S Mills
Logan December Births and Deaths Reported in County Vital Stats
Mary Margaret Myers reports 19 total births and 19 deaths in Hocking County for December. In Logan city 15 births and 12 deaths are listed, while outside Logan there are 4 births and 7 deaths. The Logan Hospital records multiple newborns with parents named.
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Hocking County
Mary Margaret Myers
Department of Health
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
James Goss
John Glick
Edger MecNichols
Laurelville
Dog License Sale Closes Saturday Eve
Logan Hocking County Auditor Harry L. Smith announced extended hours until 6 p.m. Saturday to accommodate last minute dog license registrations for 1952. Licenses cost 2 dollars for males and females, with a 1 dollar penalty if not licensed by Saturday. mail registrations must be postmarked by Saturday.
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Logan — Hocking County
Harry L. Smith
Edward H. Lascm
Mrs. Hutchins Rites Sunday
Margaret Hutchins 80 of Logan died Thursday at 11 37 p m in Hocking Valley Hospital wife of late John Wesley Hutchins. Surviving four daughters and three sons include Mrs. Frazier Geil Joe Hutchins Logan Mrs. Jones Dayton Mrs. Miner and C E Hutchins Nelsonville and Lewis Hutchins North Canton. Funeral service Sunday 130 p m at Roberts Funeral Home officiated by Rev A N Grueser with interment in Smith's Chapel.
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Logan
Margaret Hutchins
Third St
Hocking Valley Hospital
John Wesley Hutchins
Kenneth Frazier
Charles Geil
Joe Hutchins
Roy Jones
Dayton
Preston Miner
C. EF. Hutchins
Nelsonville
Lewis Hutchins
North Canton
Man Violates Probation Sentenced to Ohio Pen
Victor Wetzel 41 of Lancaster Route 4 was sent to the Ohio Penitentiary after failing to meet probation terms. He was indicted by the October 1951 grand jury on non-support, pled innocent, then guilty, with Judge Harley Meyer suspending sentence and placing him on probation.
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Logan
Victor Wetzel
Lancaster
Ohio
Harley Meyer
Wetzel
Meyer
Sunday Schedule of Religious Meetings and Worship
A list of services and gatherings including worship at 9 30 a m prayer meetings youth fellowship and Sunday school times across several days and locations with multiple weekly sessions listed. The entry shows times for Oroville and other venues with worship prayer meetings and class meetings throughout the week.
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Oroville
Clerk's Purse Stolen From Logan Store
Police report a pocketbook containing over $50 and valuables was stolen from clerk Jane Martin at Luckoff Store in Logan. The purse disappeared after she left it on a basement shelf Saturday noon. Martin later discovered it missing upon return.
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Logan
Sol Ellinger
Jane Martin
Luckoff
Ellinger
Misa Martin
Athens County 1951 tax levy millage notice
Edward H. Lasch Athens County Treasurer announces the 1951 general tax levy on estate public utilities and personal property. County levy totals 3.40 mills for county purposes and Local Purpose rates are listed in the table.
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Athens County
Edward H. Lasch
Ohio
County Home Fund
Children’s Home Fund
Election
Judicial Fund
Agricultural Fund
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Dizzy
Paul Dean
Dallas
Paul, Jr
Ol’ Diz
Francis D. White
G. Dew
Jessie Fulton
Daniel Fulton
Dorothy C. Fulton
Oscar Fulton
Mattie K. James
Alvan H. James
Leslie G. Johnson
W.w.a
Oscar Keeton
John Lowry
Sarah Lowry
Bertha D. Mansfield
Gerve M. Mansfield
Elizabeth Gallagher
Fannie Niggemeyer
Katherine Elizabeth Niggemeyer
Mary R. Hopkins
Sabra G. Rosener
David M. Sawyer
Emma F. Sawyer
Otto A. Simons
Jasper J. Shepard
Mary ©. Draper
Aaron L. Simmons
Grace Wiggin
Walter W. Wiggin
Ada J. Christy
Arthur Fitch Bean
Ethel Kelley
June Rose Kelley
Clyde Mansfield, Sr
William E. Peters
Lucille White Crim
Shirley Elaine White
Anita Lucille White
Alma K. Hudson
Mary E. Williams
John F. Newcomb
Alice Boileau
Alice M. Dresher
C . Norris
Mary Roberts
H. Hewell Roseberry
Marion Daniel Thompson
Lillie Welch
John F
Newcome
Bartlett
Stockport Cage
Wallace
Olive
Martin
Tagram
Nco
Ccoen
Peete
Cetbecardueeal
Minerd
Kee
Tate
G. F
R,. Wallace
G Oliver
G Mee
Bartlett Leskebeee
Ae Ae
Bibhbee
Wiley
Buddy Bomar
Michigan State
Tommy Byrne
St. Louis Browns
Church News of
Maxes
Tenna
Price
Roy Brown, Jr
Adam Oney
New Plymouth
Hospital
Clarence Fetheroll
Leroy Mace
Ralph Smitt
New Lexington
Walter Whitman
William Bryan
John Dunkle
William Brown
Clifford Hopkins
Ralph Durst
Earl Lowe
Charles Smith
Orland Hartley
Cassie Herring
Edgar ‘Kneece
Mrs. Hutchins
Roberts Funeral Home
Smith's Chapel
Sinclair
George L. Smith
Sinclair Products
Athens Motor Sales
J. E. Householder
H. C. Dorman
DeSoto
Plymouth
W. State
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