Nelsonville Area Men Leave for Army Physical
Nelsonville draft board 2 reports sendoffs for pre induction army exams in Columbus. Listed men include Paul Hubert Donley Route 3 Nelsonville Thomas Merz 212 Grosvenor St William Albert Mechem 209 W Washington St Nelsonville John Joseph Young 276 Madison St Nelsonville Delmar Richard Woodyard Athens Route 5 Fred Roscoe Colburn Route 1 Pratts Fork Athens Clarence Henry Phillips Mineral Ned Larry Tolliver Buchtel Charles Alexander Darnell Athens Route 3.
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Nelsonville
Draft Board 2
Columbus
Paul Hubert Donley
Thomas Merz
Grosvenor St
William Albert Mechem
W. Washington St
John Joseph Young
Madison St
Delmar Richard Woodyard
Athens
Fred Roscoe Colburn
Pratts Fork
Clarence Henry Phillips
Mineral
Ned Larry Tolliver
Buchtel
Charles Alexander Darnell
Brother Dies at Dayton Veterans Hospital After Three Weeks
Nelsonville native Prosper Ca ote, 50, died Saturday at Dayton's Veterans Hospital where treated for three weeks. Survived by brother Paul Cavote and three sisters Christina Sanders Canton Mary Krugler Michigan Catherine Arden Columbus. Rosary tonight at 8:30 at Warren Funeral Home. Funeral Tuesday 9:30 at St Andrews Church burial New Lexington. Notice to Contractors Ohio Department of Highways invites sealed bids by June 11 1846 for multiple bridge and road projects in Athens Washington counties with total estimated cost 3560.00 and plans on file at the department.
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St. Andrews Church
William Kelly
New Lexington
State Highway Directtor of
Ohio
Columbus
Athens County
Chester-Reedsville-Hock- Ashport
Troy Township
Duvall Creek
Chester-Reedsville- Hockingport
Hocking River
Athens-Hockingport
Ross Run
Washington County
Little Hocking- Bartlett-North
Belpre Township
Little Hocking Ver
Little Hocking River
Department of Industrial Relations
State Highway Department
Department of Highways
Perry T Ford
Zoth
Nelsonville Social Notes Honor Guests and Reunions
Nelsonville social notes include alumni events and arrivals. Frank K Cunningham, Ohio State student, was honored with high honors and joined Kappa Phi Kappa and Epsilon Pi Tau. Corporal Donald Fink returned home from 27 months service. Various guests attended class reunions and alumni banquets from Ohio and beyond.
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Nelsonville
Robert Beckler
Frank K. Cunningham
Ohio State
Cunningham Will
Kappa Phi Kappa
Donald Fink
John Fink
South Pacific
Pythias Club Plans Election of Officers in Nelsonville
Valley Lodge 169 members nominated officers for the new term starting July 1. Nominations for Chancellor Commander, Vice Chancellor, Prelate and others followed, with election to occur at the next regular session. A committee will study bylaw changes to raise the initiation fee, likely approved by July 1.
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Nelsonville
Valley Lodge 169
Knights of Pythias
Charles Hoce
Paul Williams
William Mingus
D. E. Hunt
Carl Monks
Raymond Powell
Leslie Cox
T. O'Harrow
W. D. Wolfe
Mark Herrold
Clifford Barber
Joe Wien
Columbus
Wilbur D. Mender
Orlando Howson
Clarence Kelly
Samuel Howe
Jimmie Linscott
Raymond Patton
Bob Sowers
Birth announced for son born May 29 in Lorain
Mrs Louise Kennard and Robert Veon announce the birth of a son on Wednesday May 29 at St Joseph Hospital Lorain. The baby’s great grandmother is Mrs Charles Edington of this city.
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Nelsonville
Robert Veon
Louise Kennard
St Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Charles Edington
Boosters To Confer Nelsonville Band Meeting
Band Boosters Club will meet at Nelsonville High School at 8 p m on Tuesday June 4 to discuss booster activities and support for the band program.
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Nelsonville
Mrs Eddy Hosts Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs
Mrs Robert Eddy will host members of the Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters at her Nelsonville home Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The gathering aims to foster fellowship and exchange of association business among the group.
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Nelsonville
Robert Eddy
Chiefs Association
the Pythian Sisters
Legal notices of divorce petitions in Athens County Ohio
Helen Price unknown residence cited in Court of Common Pleas cause number 18729 filed April 24 1946 seeking divorce with hearing set on or after June 11 1946. Luther Harold Mayles of Ghent West Virginia filed divorce petition against Margaret Marcelle Mayles in cause 18782 for gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Helen Price
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Woolley
Rowland Attys
Clyde Price
Margaret Marcelle Mayles
Gyandott Apta
Logan
West Virinia
Luther Harold Mayles
Luther Farced
Mayles Plain
Woster
B. Cornwell
Mineral Notes Show Residents Visiting Friends
Local notes list visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Shingler and others to Barberton relatives, Memorial Day gatherings, and travel to nearby towns including Athens, Lancaster, Cincinnati, Springfield, and Coolville Cemetery. Names include the Shinglers, Gibsons, Crow, Penrod, Lyons, Carmen, Fry, Emish, and Buckley, among others.
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Mineral
George Shingler
Anna Mae Shingler
Bert Sickles
Barberton
Shingler
Mattie Muir
Lancaster
Ralph Gibson
Louise Crow
Cincinnati
Zellman Crow
George Clark
Hadley Ely
Clarence Penrod
Athens
Jack Sickles
Lafe Lynch
W. Marcum
Jake Lyons
Torch
Errett Carmen
New Marshfield Cemetery
Pauline Gibson
Springfield
Homer Buckley
Coolville Cemetery
Scouts Meet Tonight in Nelsonville at Church
Troop 6 of the Boy Scouts will meet tonight at 7 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
Presbyterian Church
Running Events Give Bobcats Winning Edge
Ohio University overwhelmed Bowling Green 73 to 49 on a heavy track as Bobcats swept all running events except two hurdles. Harry Cox led with dashes and the mile relay win, while Don Otten set a new BG discus mark at 145 ft 1 in. in a strong dual meet performance.
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Bowling Green
Ohio University
Bill Kuhner
Harry Cox
Gordon Cox
Mac Bass
S¢eemen Rose
Henry Sauliner
Don
Sid” Otten
Charles Maag
Ohio State
Maag
Bob Conroy
Ishnat
Critz
Hartman
G. Cox
Benson
Terrel
Whittaker
Hoffman
Ogg
Rose
McCune
McCoy
H. Cox
Hanna
Janis
Conroy
Cowden
Ralls
Saulmner
Nolan
Mickels
Baker
Terrell
Otten
Schleicher
Sauliner
Indianapolis Takes AA Lead in Tight Race
The Indianapolis Indians extended their American Association lead with a three game sweep of Minneapolis, winning 8-2 and 12-7. Saint Louis's Saints split with Toledo, while Kansas City won twice to move within a game and a half of the third place Colonels. Columbus beat Milwaukee in 14 innings 4-3 before losing 6-2. Pirates announce Pete Coscarart sale to San Diego as Coscarart hints at Mexico.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
American Association
St. Paul
Saints
Indians
Minneapolis
Millers
Toledo
Kansas
Dickering
M.L. Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pete Coscarart
San Diego
Pasquel
Mexico
Padres
Reese Named Mid-America Commissioner
Dr. David Reese of Dayton, a 53 year old dentist and former multi sport athlete, was unanimously chosen commissioner of the new Mid-America College Athletic Conference by five member schools Butler Cincinnati Ohio Wayne Western Reserve. He will oversee the 1946 47 basketball schedules and 1947 football programs and plans to retire from Western Conference football officiating after next fall.
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Columbus
David Reese
Dayton
Mid-America College Athletic Conference
Butler University of Indianapolis
University of Cincinnati
Ohio University of Athens
Wayne University of Detroit
Western Reserve University of Cleveland
Reese
Mid-America
Dr. Reese
Massillon
Doane Academy
Denison University
Granville
Dayton Triangles
Dayton and Springfield End Streaks in Ohio State League Action
Springfield Giants stop an eight game slide with an 10 to 0 win over Middletown in Springfield before losing 9 to 5 in extra innings. Dayton Indians halt a 12 game skid with a 4 3 win at night after a 6 1 loss to Richmond Roses. Lima Terriers win both games vs Zanesville 8 6 and 6 2, Newark takes 11 6 at Marion and loses 3 2.
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Springfield
Dayton
Springfield Giants
Indians
Giants
Middletown
Reds
Richmond
Ind
Roses
Lima
Terriers
Zanesville Dodgers
Dodgers
Newark
Marion
Installation of Officers by Eagles in Nelsonville
Eagles plan the installation of officers Tuesday June 4 at 7 30 p m at the Aerie Home on West Washington Street. A past district president will install and a chicken dinner follows.
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Nelsonville
Aerie
W. Washington St
Elks to Gather in Nelsonville BEP 543 Meeting
A regular meeting of the Nelsonville Elks Lodge 543 is announced for Tuesday June 4 at 8 p.m. Members are reminded to attend and conduct lodge business.
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Nelsonville
B.P.O.E
LSU golfers seek national open spots across three sites
Three LSU golfers Captain Jimmy Wittenberg Luca Barbato and Alfred Timbrook compete today at Birmingham New Orleans and Cincinnati in a bid to qualify for the national open. LSU faces strong foes from Oklahoma and Notre Dame as the college tourney looms.
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New York
Louisiana State University
Heard
Jimmy Wittenberg
Ben Hogan
Birmingham
Ala
Luca Barbato
New Orleans
Alfred Timbrook
Cincinnati
LSU Tigers
Oklahoma
Andy Anderson
Charlie Coe
John Jacobs, Jr
Notre Dame
George Stuhr
Anderson Eve
Red Cross
Sunday Baseball Results Across Leagues
Detroit defeats Washington 10 to 2 while other American League games were rained out. In the National League New York beat St Louis 1 to 0 among several scores and Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 2 to 1. In the American Association Columbus won 4 to 2 and several other tight outcomes occurred with Indianapolis and Toledo posting notable scores.
Games Today Feature Busy Baseball Schedule Across Cities
The slate shows St. Louis at New York and Detroit at Washington with several league games in Philadelphia Chicago and Pittsburgh. Night matchups include Columbus at Minneapolis Indianapolis at St. Paul Toledo at Kansas City and Louisville at Milwaukee. Fremont-Ross High resumes normal athletics with four ex servicemen returning to roles Eddie Gabel as athletic director and basketball coach Lester Binkley as head football coach George Gruse swimming Gordon Hart assistant in all sports.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Boston Ee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
American Association
Fremont
Fremont Ross High School
Eddie Gabel
Lester Binkley
George Gruse
Gordon Hart
Condition unchanged for Walter Johnson in Georgetown
Washington report states Walter Johnson, the former pitching star, remains seriously ill with a brain tumor. Doctors at Georgetown Hospital said he had lost ground in the last 24 hours and his condition has not improved.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Georgetown Hospital
Dodgers Edge Reds Twice To Extend Lead In N L
In a doubleheader in Cincinnati, the Dodgers defeated the Reds 2-1 in the opener and 1-0 in the nightcap to widen their lead over the Cardinals to three and a half games. Art Herring and Hugh Casey pitched well for Brooklyn, with Augie Galan driving in the decisive run in the second game. Bobby Adams hit his first major league homer for Cincinnati. The Cardinals lost both ends of a Sunday doubleheader and remain three and a half games behind.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Redlegs
Chicago
Hanes
ATL
Brooks
Art Herring
Hugh Casey
Augie Galan
Ed Stevens
Bobby Adams
Redleg
Ed Stanky
Dixie Walker
Herring
Casey
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Redbirds
Sportsmans’ Park
Cardinal
Bobby Blattner
Walker Cooper
Cardinals
Blattner
Giants
New Yorkers
Giant
Horace Stoneham
Bill Voiselle
Howie Pollet
Voiselle
Goody Rosen
Wil
Lard Marshall
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Senators
Hal Newhouser
Bengal
Tiger
Dick Wakefield
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Braves
Reds
Mort Cooper
Cubs
Claude Passeau
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Phillies
Pirates
Rip Sewell
Phils
Boardman All-Star Relays Set Tonight
The second annual Boardman All-Star relays bring top eighty high school track athletes to Youngstown area, with events at 6 p m after a rain postponement.
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Youngstown
Ohio Wesleyan to Add Intercollegiate Swimming
Athletic Director George E. Gauthier announced Ohio Wesleyan University will add intercollegiate swimming next fall. A 10 meet schedule will be arranged.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
George E. Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan Announces Three Week Training Period
Ohio Wesleyan University announces a three week pre season training period for its 1946 football squad. The team will report on September 1 under athletic director George E. Gauthier.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
George E. Gauthier
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