Fuzz Kids To Meet Japan In Davis Cup First Round
The United States Davis Cup team opens with Dick Savitt of Orange New Jersey facing Fumiteru Nakano of Japan at Louisville Boat Club. His teammate Herbie Flam of Los Angeles meets Jiro Kamamura as the Americans begin a bid to reclaim the trophy from Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuzz
Japan
Louisville
Uncle Sam
Dick Savitt
Orange
N. J
Little Herbie Flam
Los Angeles
Savitt
Fumiteru Nakano
Louisville Boat Club
Flam
Jiro Kamamaru
Pride of the Orient
Kumarmaru
U. S. Lawn
Baseball Games Today Across Leagues
American League schedule features New York at St Louis with Morgan facing Garver and Washington at Chicago with Hudson opposing Dorish. Boston visits Detroit while Philadelphia plays Cleveland. National League matchups include Cincinnati at New York with Blackwell facing Maglie, St Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh at Boston. Association games list Toledo at Indianapolis, Columbus at Louisville, Minneapolis at Milwaukee, St Paul at Kanaag City.
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Bostonee
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Cincinnati
Blackwell
Maglie
Poholsky
Erskine
Chicago
Kelly
Heintzelman
Pittsburgh
Boston
Friend
Spahn
American Association
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kanaag City
Yesterday's Results From The Diamond In brief
Baseball scores from yesterday show Cleveland beating Chicago 15 to 2 in 11 innings with McDermott Taylor Ros ar Mose and Wynn Hogan involved. Lopat Berra Judson Pierce Erantt lead the New York win over Chicago 25 to 2 in nine. St Louis defeats Washington 9 to 7 after a late rally as Ferrick Kluttz Sleater and Lollar pace the game. Philadelphia sweeps Detroit 8 to 0 and 4 to 0 behind Martin Murray Hutchinson Swift Ginsberg. Minneapolis edge Kansas City 8 7 in 11 innings with extra frame drama, while Columbus tops Indianapolis 9 1 and Louisville conquers Toledo 11 9 and Milwaukee beats St Paul 7 5.
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Hoston
Cleveland
McDermott
Taylor
Rosar
Mose
Wynn
Hogan
New York
Chicago
Lopat
Berra
Judson
Pierce
Erantt
Washington
St. Louis
Dohneon
Ferrick
Kluttz
Starr
Hogue
Sleater
Lollar
Indians Beat Red Sox in 11 Inning Thriller
Batting by Bob Avila for the Indians produced a tying single driving in Bob Lemon and Avila scored from first on Sam Chapman’s single to seal a 5-4 win over the Red Sox in 11 innings. Morris Martin of the Athletics blanked the Tigers 5-0 on five hits in the opener of a doubleheader. Detroit won the second game 4-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Avila
Indians
Bob Lemon
Sam Chapman
Red Sox
Morris Martin
Athletics
Tigers
Baseball season leaders across leagues and players
A compilation of top statistics featuring batsmen and pitchers. Key figures include Stan Musial of St Louis with 376 runs and 125 hits by Ashburn of Philadelphia, Hodges of Brooklyn leading in home runs with 3, and Warren Spahn era figures like Roe with 12-2. The list also highlights stolen bases by Jethroe and Robinson with 15 and strikeout leaders Newcombe and McDermott.
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Musial
St. Louis
Hodges
Brooklyn
Snider
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Robinson
Wyrostek
Cincinnati
Bell
Pittsburgh
Jethroe
Boston
Roe
Newcombe
Ae — Doan
Washington
Williams
DiMaggio
Noren
Answer Filed in Arter Divorce Case Denies Most Cross Petition Claims
In the divorce case Earl S. Arter versus Eva E. Arter the defendant Eva Arter admits the residence, marriage, births, employment, and ownership of real estate as alleged in the cross petition. The plaintiff Earl S. Arter denies all other cross petition allegations.
Jobless Pay Claims Rise in Logan for Week Ending July 14
Logan sees 303 unemployment claims under Ohio law and the Servicemen's Readjustment Act for week ending July 14. Of these, 244 have been unemployed a week or more and 59 are newly unemployed, a rise of over 30 claims from the prior week. Claims remain below state July 1950 averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio
Pomeroy Episcopal Auxiliary Meets At Mrs Price Home
The Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rita Price with an open program of discussion led by president Mrs. Cedric Clark. Refreshments were served to about 15 members and one guest, M Howard Cloake of Cincinnati, visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Roedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary
Rita Price
Cedric Clark
M Howard Cloake
Cincinnati
J. O. Roedel
Federated Circle lawn picnic at parsonage hosts
The Federated Circle held a lawn picnic at the parsonage on Wednesday with Neva Seyfried Anna Durst Helda Small and Zana Baxter serving as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Federated Circle
Neva Seyfried
Anna Durst
Helda Small
Zana Baxter
Logan Board Raises Pre School First Grade Age Requirements
Logan board of education voted to raise kindergarten and first grade enrollment ages. Children entering kindergarten must be five by December 31, 1951, and those entering first grade in 1952 must be six by December 31, 1952. The move aims to have students graduate at an older age. The board also awarded coal and heating system contracts and invited bids on an unused junior high furnace. A dying elm near the athletic field was slated for removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Board of Education
Kindergren
Roy Fowler
Harburger Brothers
East
Geiger Brothers
Charles Huffman
Logan Circle Hosts Daylong Picnic at Lancaster Campground
Members and guests of the Mary Circle attended an all day picnic meeting at the Lancaster campground. They stayed at the Swain cottage and used park facilities while a brief business meeting occurred. Attendees included Marguerite Stewart, Mary Francis Allen, Eleanor Kinney, Beth Elberfeld, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allen
Alice Swain
Joe Phillips
M. S. Brown
Picnic Dinner Draws Questionnaire Club Members at Rachelmacker Park
Members of the Questionnaire Club gathered for a Wednesday evening picnic at Rachelmacker Park. Attendees included Mrs. C. B. Donahue, Mr. and Mrs. James Donahue, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stump, Mrs. Lawrence Kessler, Mrs. Frank Weiland, Mrs. C. W. Johnston, Mrs. Mary O’Wiler, Mrs. Ivan Moorehead, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown, Mrs. Frank Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eberst and Barbara McGill, Mrs. Al Kaiser, Miss Margaret Kaiser, Mrs. Harold Brown and her children Billy, Tommy, Jean and Jane, and Mrs. Rosella Nixon. The group plans to meet again in two weeks at Kachelmacher Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachelmacker Park
C. B. Donahue
James Donahue
Paul Stump
Lawrence Kessler
Frank Weiland
C. W. Johnston
Mary O’wiler
Ivan Moorehead
Joe Brown
Frank Judy
Ed Eberst
Barbara McGill
al Kaiser
Margaret Kaiser
Harold Brown
Billy
Tommy
Jean
Jane
Rosella Nixon
Kachelmacher Park
Schwenkes Plan Weekend Visit to Washington DC
Mr and Mrs George Schwenke depart today or tomorrow for a weekend with their son Lt Colonel Schwenke and family in Washington DC They will return to Logan at week start and bring their grandson Roger who will visit Logan for two weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schwenke
Colonel Schwenke
Washington, D. C
Logan
Roger
Idano Club Dinner Hosts Share Kindness
Mrs. Barton Hall and Mrs. George Schwenke led a Wednesday eve dinner at Brandt's restaurant. No formal business occurred but members sent get well cards to Mrs. M. J. Cole of Springfield and Mrs. Stanley Baker of Columbus, both ill and absent. Attending were Mrs. Paul Collison, Mrs. Clarence Kelch of Athens, Mrs. Harry Yontz of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Charles Kegg of Columbus, Mrs. Lawrence Hack, Mrs. John Allen, Mrs. Clete Scholl, Mrs. Joe Case, Mrs. Josephine Hansel, Mise Blanche England, Mrs. John Kreig, and Mrs. John Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Hall
George Schwenke
Idano Club
Brandt
M. J. Cole
Springfield
Stanley Baker
Columbus
Paul Collison
Clarence Kelch
Athens
Harry Yontz
Pittsburgh
Charles Kegg
Lawrence Hack
John Allen
Clete Scholl
Joe Case
Josephine Hansel
Mise Blanche England
John Kreig
John Daugherty
Ice Cream Social Planned by United Methodist Youth
The Young Adult Class of the United Methodist Church sponsors an ice cream social this Saturday at 5 p.m. in front of the church. Homemade ice cream and cake will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
United Methodist Church
South Bloomingville Woman Is Arrested
Rozetta Archer, 29, of South Bloomingville was arrested by Laurelville authorities for intoxication. She was fined 20 dollars plus costs by Mayor McClelland and jailed after failing to pay the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rozetta Archer
South Bloomingville
Laurelville
McClelland
Clerk Resignation Effective Today in Water Office
Mrs Walter Haas resigns as assistant water clerk effective today City Service Director Max Stacy announced at the last City Council meeting that eliminating the water clerk position is part of a curtailment program to help the water department out of debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Walter Haas
City Service
Max Stacy
Charles Simmons Leg Casts To Be Removed
GALLIPOLIS Charles Simmons of Northup was taken to Children's Hospital in Columbus where casts will be removed from his legs and he will learn to walk again. He contracted polio as a child and has been a Crippled Children's Association patient. LOGAN A marriage license was issued to William Vernon Lee 70 of New Lexington and Amy West 56 of Murray City.
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Gallipolis
Charlies Simmons
Northup
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Ethel Simmons
Charles
Gallia Academy High School
Crippled Children’s Association
Logan
William Vernon Lee
New Lexington
Amy West
Murray Cld
Lee
Rannells Host Visiting Friends From Missouri and California
Mr and Mrs Vance Rannells on N Mulberry hosted guests for a week. Guests included Mr and Mrs J B Hamlet of Kedder MO Mr and Mrs Charles Estep of Cameron MO and Mrs Stella McBath of San Diego. The group visited friends and relatives in the area and left Wednesday night returning to the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Rannells
N. Mulberry St
J. B. Hamlet
Kedder
Charles Estep
Cameron, Mo
Stella McBath
San Diego
Gan
Dinner party at Logan for five year old Anne Jones
Mrs Harold Jones hosted a dinner Wednesday night near Logan for her five year old daughter Anne. Guests included Anne's grandfather John Wooley her brother Johnny Jones and longtime neighbors Mr and Mrs Homer Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Jones
Logan
Anne
John Wooley
Johnny Jones
Homer Armstrong
Powers Family Vacation Visit in Logan
Mr and Mrs Lewis Powers and daughter Shirley of Cleveland spend Mr Powers two week vacation with his parents in Logan. Mr Powers is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Powers and Mr and Mrs George Hart of Logan Route 1, who are Shirley Powers’s grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Powers
Shirley
Cleveland
Mr. Powers
Logan
Frank Powers
George Hart
Divorce Suit Filed in Murray City Court
James Logan Garnet files for divorce from Robert F James in Common Pleas Court citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Plaintiff seeks alimony and child custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Garnet James
Robert F. James
Murray City
Common Pleas
Women's Camp Schedule For August Announced
Gallia County announces a joint camp for August 8 to 10 at Canter's Caves near Jackson, inviting homemakers from Lawrence Meigs Jackson Brown Scioto and Gallia counties. Registration due by August 1 with a small deposit. theme Take Time To Live With Nature. Activities include camp newspaper vespers textile painting tours. Minimum campers 50. if under 45 no camp. Also National Home Demonstration Council meeting August 13 17 in Lansing Michigan with 300 Ohio attendees.
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Gallipolis
Canter’s Caves
Jackson
Ruth Sonner
Lawrence
Meigs
Brown
Scioto
Gallia
Gallia County
Paul Ja Quay
Robert Ball
Lansing
Michigan
National Home Demonstration Council
Ohio
Grace Methodist and Other Gallipolis Church Schedules
Grace Methodist with L A Donnally minister holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m The MYF Institute trip for 22 youths is planned for Sunday afternoon First Baptist led by W H Green offers Bible school at 9 15 a m worship at 10 30 a m Youth groups meet at 6 30 p m Evening Service 7 15 and 7 30 p m sermon Is Repentance Necessary Today Saint Peter s Episcopal under Rev K C Wilson holds church school at 9 30 a m and morning prayer with sermon at 11 a m First Presbyterian Pastor Linson H Stebbins leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m with choir reh on Friday 7 p m
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Grace Methodist
L. A. Donnally
Gallipolis
Order of Eastern Star
MYF Institute
Lancaster Campground
First Presbyterian
Linson H. Stebbins
Saint Peter's Episcopal
K. C. Wilson
J H Thomas Rites Held in Mountain Rose Church
Funeral services were held today for John H Thomas 71 of Gallipolis who died Wednesday at Holzer Hospital He was born in Arburke West Virginia and lived in Ohio about nine years Survived by sons Walter Radnor Ohio and Arvin Delaware a daughter Margaret Manley Middleport sisters C C Burns Columbus A R Martin Marion and John Sydensticker Delaware Services were at Mountain Rose Church Loggerhead West Virginia with Rev Tommy Kinnard officiating Interment Mountain Rose Cemetery
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Gallipolis
John H. Thomas
Holzer Hospital
Thomas
Arbuckle
W. Va
Ohio
Clarence Rose
Spruce St
Addie Terry
Mason County
Walter Thomas
Radnor
Arvin Thomas
Delaware
Margaret Manley
Middle
Logan pays 27671 in unemployment benefits in June
Logan unemployment workers received 27671 during June according to Homer J. Schein manager of the local Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Office. Benefits were issued under Ohio Law and the GI Bill servicemen's readjustment law, with all payments under Ohio Law. Of the total 27671, 21180 were dependency allowances for eligible claimants. May’s average weekly check stood at 22.90 dollars. June's average has not yet been calculated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Homer J. Schein
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Office
Ohio
Wilkinson Becomes Manager at Corning
Joe Wilkinson former vegetable and fruit man at the A and P market in Logan has accepted a position as manager of the A and P store in Corning. He began his new duties last Monday and will be joined by his wife and daughter in Corning this fall when living arrangements are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joe Wilkinson
A&p
Corning
Mr. Wilkinson
Three Arrested in Theft Confession In Morgan County
Three men from Morgan County in Gallia County were arrested by the sheriff for stealing gasoline motor oil and an automobile jack from Kenneth Ward in Morgan Center. The juvenile suspect confessed to the theft.
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Gallipolis
Morgan County
Gallia County
Sheriff's Department
Kenneth Ward
Morgan Center
George Ehman
Births at Hocking Valley Hospital Highlight Local Families
Mr and Mrs Glenneth Frye of Mc Arthur welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs John Mowery of Logan welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Gale Kline of Gibi sonville welcome a daughter. Admissions include Mrs Alice White Logan medical Miss Florence Stephenson Logan medical Mrs Minnie Haburn Hamden Route 1 medical Mrs Charles Linton Logan Route 3 medical. Discharges list Jean Shelly Brooks Logan Route Jackie Lee Brooks Logan Route Mrs Ernest Poling Lancaster Dorothy Jean Davis Logan Route 1 Mrs Lucy Albaugh Columbus.
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Glenneth Frye
McArthur
John Mowery
Logan
Gale Kline
Gibisonville
Alice White
Medi
Florence Stephenson
Minnie Haburn
Hamden
Charles Linton
Jean Shelly Brooks
Ernest Poling
Lancaster
Dorothy Jean Davis
Lucy Albaugh
Columbus
Montgomery Released on $500 Bond in Gallipolis
James William Montgomery, 33, of Gallipolis, was released Thursday by the clerk of courts office on a $500 bond, according to Sheriff George Ehman. Montgomery is to be indicted before the grand jury on a charge of driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
James William Montgomery
Clerk of Courts Office
George Ehman
Montgomery
Grand
Two Enlistees Leave Logan for Navy Service
Ned Eugene Canan aged 18 and Lewis Harold Brown aged 17, both of Logan Route 2, depart for enlistment in the U. S. Navy with a four year term. After medicals in Columbus today they proceed to San Diego for basic training. Chief James P. Hand notes open enlistments in Navy and Waves. local officer hours are 10:30 am to 3 pm on Thursday and Friday at the Logan Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ned Eugene Canan
Lewis Harold Brown
Columbus
U. S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
James P. Hand
Navy
Waves
Chief Hand
Logan Post Office
Two Trucks In Collision Near Crown City
A minor crash occurred a mile east of Crown City at 4 50 p m involving a semis and a truck. Howard T Johnson 41 of Bladen drove the truck and James Whittington 19 Gallipolis Route 1 drove the semi. There was minor property damage and no injuries. Police also arrested Harold N Bolen 24 Dexter Route 1 and James W Linbille 34 Winston Salem N C for overloaded trucks. Bolen fined 46 dollars and costs and Linbille 54 dollars and costs by Judge William H Janes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Crown City
State Highway Patrol
Howard T. Johnson
Bladen
James Whittington
Harold N. Bolen
Dexter
James W. Linbille
Winston- Salem
N. C
Bolen
Linbille
William H. Janes
Hospital Notes List Residents and Relatives in Local Area
A long list of names follows the Holzer Hospital notes, including Mrs. Dalmon Luellen of Gallipolis with her son, and relatives such as Mrs. Carl Wilfong of Vinton, a daughter, Mrs. Newman K Neal of Lima, and many others from Gallipolis, Point Pleasant, Wellston, Pomeroy, Crown City, and nearby towns. The roster names numerous wives, husbands, and family members reflecting patient or connected persons across Southwest Ohio and Northern West Virginia communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalmon Luellen
Gallipolis
Carl Wilfong
Vinton
Newman K. Neal
Lima
River Traffic Roundup At Gallipolis Locks And Kanawha
Gallipolis locks show mixed traffic with several boats up and down at various times including Bruce down at dawn and Shannopin up before night. Kanawha River reports list Jean a up at 1 40 p m Marmet movements Dolle up Shamrock down Marmet Criss up Winfield Cook down Winfield. Other district vessels Atlas Roland Zubrick Stevenson Tennessee Cherokee Patriot Casablanca Dauntless Ellen Hatfield noted with times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bruce
Bayliss
Semet
Durant
Solvay
Camilla H
Patsy Chotn
Fern
Shannopin
Jason
Lelia
Alice Down
Kanawha
Jeana
London
Dolle
Marmet
Shamrock
Criss
Winfield
Cook
Atlas
Roland
Zubrick
Stevenson
Tennessee
Cherokee
Patriot
Casablanca
Dauntless
Ellen Hatfield
Five Men Take Test For Patrolmen Job In Gallipolis
Five Gallipolis men James Baldwin Gaynard Christ Lawrence Harrison James Mills and Sidney Stewart took the Civil Service examination to certify eligibility for city patrolman appointments. Fire department reports a minor vehicle fire near Kris Kringle Village in Kananga Thursday around 6 05 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
James Baldwin
Gaynard Christ
Lawrence Harrison
James Mills
Sidney Stewart
Kris Kringle
Kananga
Murray City Hires Three New Teachers
LOGAN The Murray City school board met Wednesday night and employed three new teachers. Fred Wright, former Hocking County educator and ex superintendent at Rockbridge and South Bloomingville, will teach English in the high school, succeeding Oliver R. Mallernee. Floyd Riggs becomes elementary teacher, succeeding Myrl Skiver, and is a former Marion Township superintendent. William Goodell is the new Band Director, succeeding Ralph Gabriel. he taught at Zaleski last year. Board members are Dan Langley president, Gene Six vice president, Willard Brown clerk, with Floyd Ferrer and Donald Mohney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaleski
Murray City
Dan Langley
Gene Six
Willard Brown
Floyd Ferrer
Donald Mohney
Logan church notices list services and activities across local congregations
Evangelical United Brethren led by A N Grueser holds Sunday school at 9am worship at 10 15am with a 7 30pm service and midweek rehearsals for choirs and prayer meetings. St Matthew conducts 9am Sunday school and 10am worship with Brothers and Sisters of the King theme. Trinity Lutheran lists 9 50am sunday school and 10 30am service with Give Account of Thy Stewardship. Jehovahs Witnesses schedule Bible study and meetings during the week. Methodist under R B Wilson offers 9 30am church school and 10 30am worship with July August schedule note. Church of the Nazarene with Roy Klingler has 9 30am Sunday school and 10 30am worship plus 7 30pm sermon observed. First Presbyterian under Henry Carr lists 9 15am church school and 10 30am worship with camp plans and a church picnic at Union Furnace. Transportation options and carpooling details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren
A. N. Grueser
ST. Matthew
Brothers and Sisters of the King
ST. John
Trinity Lutheran
Paul D. Holtzen
Jehovah's Witnesses
G. Zimmerman
R. B. Wilson
Church OF the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
Naaman
First Presbyterian
Henry L. Carr
Manse
Presbyterian Farm
Union Furnace
Lightning Strikes Covered Bridge Near Harrisburg
A wooden covered bridge at Harrisburg was struck by lightning Thursday around 1 40 pm. The fire was extinguished before authorities arrived by a rural mail carrier and aided by farmers and a motorist. Minor property damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Harrisburg
Residence Questioned In Woods Divorce Case
In the Woods divorce suit Carl B. Woods vs Pansy Woods the defendant moved to dismiss claiming the plaintiff lacked bona fide Hocking County residence for 30 days before filing. The court did not rule on merits, kept the case open for cruelty and neglect claims, granted the defendant attorney fees of 75 dollars to Dagger and Lantz, and allowed the plaintiff five days to plead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Carl B. Woods
Pansy Woods
Hocking County
Dagger and Lantz
Gallipolis Schools Interview Seven Candidates for Coach
Superintendent Edwin E Higgins of the Gallipolis City Schools says seven or eight candidates were interviewed to fill the head football coach vacancy after Wayne Gibson's resignation. No decision will be made until next week, Higgins states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Edwin E. Higgins
Wayne Gibson
Higgins
Livestock Prices Report From Cincinnati Market
U S Department of Agriculture shows salable hogs at 2500 with fair activity and prices for various weights. Hogs 170 to 225 pounds at 23.50, 250 pounds at 23.25, 250-275 pounds at 22.75, light hogs 130-150 pounds 18.50 to 20.00, sows 16.75 to 19.00, best 350-550 pounds 17.00 to 18.50. Sheep about steady with lambs 27.00 to 30.00, good and eligible 30.50 to 31.00 or better. slaughter hogs 12.00 to 14.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.S
Athens
James
U.S Dept
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Swift
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Hooper
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Zernial
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Kinder
Raschi
Pomeroy Social Notes
Woman’s Auxiliary Meets
Charles Simmons
J. H. Thomas
Wilkinson
Hocking Valley Hospital
Jackie Lee Brooks
W. L. Brookover
Lronton
William Stricklen
Point Pleasant
Mary Donley
Blackfork
Harold Knight
Nitro
Ira ‘Denny
Pattonsville
Sherman Roberts
Utley Burris
Hogsett
John Miller
James Fisher
Pliny
Murray Church
Emmett Davis
Scottown
O. John Southern
Middleport
Naomi de Vault
Hattie Hammond
Thomas Walton
Wellston
Freeman Jones
George Mercer
Dora Cremeens
William R. Cox
Bernard Westfall
Bill Harris
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James Fugate
Donald Crace
Sallie McCormick
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Wyatt Chadwell
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Berlou
Berlouwu
McKee Drug CO
SEA1
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West State
Banks Sport Shop
R. S. Atkins
S Court St
Athens Pharmacy
NYE Chevrolet CO
C. E. Leinster and Son
Columbus Road
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Marietta Chemical Products Co
W. FE. Dicken
W. Union St
Brewster W. Higgins
Uhlman
Doris Mace
Albany
Plymouth
Club Sedan
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Johnny Jones Motors
State St
Dial
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Chevrolet
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Chester
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W. Washington St
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Brown Ave
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DODGE
Pailet Orchard Co
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Freuhaus
N. Shafer ST
Athens Auto Parts
Union St
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EXPER
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Court St
Dixon's Construction Co
Art Watkins
Grutkoskie
Art Boyles
C. B. Cash
Art Smedley
Singer Sewing Co
Front St
Marietta
Obie
Harold Winters
Strawn Plumbing CO
N. Court
Electric Motor Service
Union Street
W. Washington Street
Venetian Blind Co
Dial Plains
Myers Water Systems
Rowland Plumbing
Frank
Second St
Swanson
Moheffey
F. C. Stone
State Street
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