Nelsonville City Funds Report Totals 57 756 56
City auditor Mrs. Helen DeVore reports Nelsonville total fund balances at May 31 totaling 5 756.56 with month receipts 15 802.70 and disbursements 9 926.17. General fund ends May 31 at 15 143.70, light plant 21 113.14, water 6 435.07, water deposit 3 110, gasoline tax 2 047.70, auto tax 4 529.36, sewer bond unchanged at 4 680.58.
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Nelsonville
Helen DeVore
Water Department
Water Deposit Fund
Emblem Club Plans Annual Installation
Emblem Club of Welsonville Nelsonville schedules its annual installation for Thursday evening June 13 at the Elk's hall with Mrs Louis Adelson supreme president of Pittsfield Mass presiding. She will be aided by supreme marshal Mrs Charlotte Hull and other guests from the East. A dinner precedes at the Presbyterian Church at 6 p m Tickets are available from committee members Harriett Sayre Alverta Barrows Claire Palermo Mary Kessinger Serepta Barber Blanche Ogg will be installed as president succeeding Altice Kelso after two years in that role. A meeting for officers tonight at 6 at the Elks Lodge will finalize installation plans. The club's regular business meeting is Tuesday at 8 pm at the lodge rooms.
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Harriett Sayre
Alverta Barrows
Claire Palermo
Mary Kessinger
Serepta Barber
Blanche Ogg
Altice Kelso
Elks Lodge
OES Plans Dinner in Nelsonville Night at Masonic Temple
The Past Matrons and Patrons Association of Eudora Chapter invites members to a Guest Night at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday at 6 30 p m A covered dish dinner will precede a program with activities for attendees.
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Nelsonville
Eudora
Masonic
Nelsonville Social Notes Honoring Carol McCollum Birthday
Mr and Mrs Roy McCollum hosted a birthday gathering for their daughter Carol with gifts and games followed by rice cream and cake. Guests included Phyliss and Ralph Keplar Jean and Jake Cullison Paul Jerry and Charles Hickman Bonnie McCollum and others. Also reported are travels and visits of local residents including Grace Kelch and families from The Plains Steubenville and West Virginia with several relatives and friends seen over the weekend.
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Nelsonville
Roy McCollum
Carol
Amos McColum
Phyliss
Ralph Keplar
Jean
Jake Cul
Lison
Paul
Jerry
Charles Hickman
Bonnie McCollum
K. Dearth
Alma Jo
Patty Anderson
Sue Linton
Mary
Tommy McColum
Floyd Dearth
Oscar Hartier
Charles Nelson
Marquise McCann
Bryan
Marietta
C. A Bartlett
Grace Kelch
Mnaseum
Columbus
James Dow
Springfield
Finney
the Plains
Allie Ditcher
Steubenville
Brooks Shoes Bowls Hoover For 18-6 Win
Nelsonville Brooks Shoemen rout Hoover Meats 18 to 6 in a home game at City Playground. Edgar Jones pitched seven innings for the win, 7 hits, 2 of the visitors’ tallies came early, Ashville’s G Myers homered late, with Brooks piling up 14 hits and four errors by Hoover.
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Dean Circle
Nelsonville
Nelson- Wie
Diamondeers
Jones
Sheermen
Elevett Shoemen
Wellington
Ashville
Shoemen
Hoover Lads
G. Myers
Abrhe Stevens
R. Hoover
P. Wellington
Lockettess
Bott Forker
Leatherwood
HR. Myers
B. Wellington
Brooks Shoes
Winnigan
I Watkins
Brooker
Dane
Powell
Patton
Finn
Jenkins
Forbes
Ash
Nels
Rei—Watkins
Brooks
Stevens
Baik
HPB
Meyers
Hope Woodson
Cub Scout Meeting Planned in Chauncey High School
A Chauncey Cub Scout meeting is set for Wednesday June 12 at 8 p.m. in Chauncey High School auditorium to recruit boys nine to eleven and invite parents. The Church of Christ Chauncey backs the troop as a community organization. Also notes prayer service and Bible study at Chauncey Methodist Church Wednesday at 7 30 p.m and Ladies Aid quilting at the church Thursday all day.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Church of Christ
Chauncey Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Guests Visit Home In Chauncey With Out-of-Town Clergy
The Rev. and Mrs. Ray Pidcock and daughters Sylvia and Adrian hosted visitors at their High Street home in Chauncey. Guests included the Rev. and Mrs. James Carder of Franklin, Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Shingler of Springfield, and Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. John Boothe and daughter of Akron. The visitors toured Eden Ridge Cemetery during their stay.
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Chauncey
Ray Pidcock
Sylvia
Adrian
High St
James
Carder
Franklin
Virgil Shingler
Springfield
George Hughes
John Boothe
Akron
Carders
Pidcocks
Eden Ridge
Revival Services At Morristown Holiness Church
Revival services are in progress at Morristown Holiness Church with Evangelist George Scott Columbus and N A Wickline Washington in charge, pastor Ray Pid cock. Services are scheduled each night this week at 7 30 p m.
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Morristown
George Scott
Columbus
N. A. Wickline
Washington, D. H
Ray Pidcock
Funeral Rites Held For Lewis Kasler 73
Funeral services for Lewis Kasler 73 were held Wednesday at 3 p.m. in Trimble Church of Christ. Pastor Gilbert Courtney led the service. A trio consisting of Charles S Bradfield Christine Brown and Helen Courtney sang. Burial followed in Hooper Ridge Cemetery.
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Chauncey
Lewis Kasler
Trimble
Trimble Church
Children’s Day Meet Planned by Plains Methodist Church
The Plains Methodist Church announces a Children's Day program for Sunday June 16 at 7 30 p m. A donation of one dollar funds the Student Loan Fund and buyers receive a year’s subscription to Christian Education magazine. Dorothy Code and Marte Aleshire lead the event under Rev Charles Grey.
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Chaulncey
Charles Grey
The
Plains Methodist Church
Carfrew
Christian Education Magazine
Dorothy Code
Marte Aleshire
Daughter Arrives At Cleveland Family Home Visit
Miss Betty Jane Courtney, assistant pastor at Lakewood Church of Christ in Cleveland, spent Friday and Saturday at the home of her parents Rev and Mrs Gilbert Courtney on High Street with a group of young people from the church.
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Chauncey
Betty Jane Courtney
Lakewood Church of Christ, Cleveland
Miss Courtney
Gilbert Courtney
High St
Class Is Entertained at Naomi Group Meeting
The Naomi Class of The Plains Methodist Church will be entertained Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Marie Michael with Mrs. Thelma Linscott as reader.
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Chauncey
Naomi
Plains ‘Methodist Church
Marie Michael
Thelma Linscott
13 Arrested For Violations In Nelsonville Court
In Nelsonville on Sunday and Saturday, Fred Nelson pleaded guilty to assault and battery and paid a $10 fine with costs. Kenneth Freeman from Lancaster, and Leonard Ball local, were fined $10 and costs for disturbing the peace. Ted Crawford and Joan Chilcote faced $25 and costs for intoxication. Seven others also paid $25, with names including Floyd F Martin, Victor Wetzel, Mass Newton, Mrs Floyd Martin, Robert McNeal, Lute Carpenter, and Guy Fellum, all charged with intoxication. Roberta L Colbert of Columbus gave bond of 18.60 for reckless driving pending further appearance.
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Nelsonville
Fred Nelson
New Plymouth
Oral Daugherty
George Lanning
Kenneth Freeman
Lancaster
George Whitmore
Leonard Ball
Ted Crawford
Joan Chilcote
Kimberly
Floyd F. Martin
Murray City Plans Center for Youth and Ex-Servicemen
A community effort in Murray City Ohio plans a Youth Center for teenagers and ex servicemen. Church groups and citizens sponsor the project with United Brethren Church to house the center and share half the construction costs. Funds are being solicited through committees led by Rev. J. L. Morgan, Box 28.
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Murray City
United Brethren Church
Births Announced in Nelsonville and nearby
Nelsonville Mr and Mrs Bob Jewett announce a son Roy Ernest born at Hocking Valley Hospital Logan on Saturday June 5. Mr and Mrs Phillip Smith Jo ann Cook Pontnatten Ohio announce a son born Sunday June 9. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Harry Smith Carbon Hill and Mrs Ena Cook of this city with great grandparents Mrs Marie Smith Carbon Hill and Mrs Allie Dilcher of this city.
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Nelsonville
Mrr
Bob Jewett
Roy Ernest
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Phillip Smith
Joann Cook
Povnhatten
Harry Smith
Carbon Hill
Ena Cook
Marie Smith
Allie Dilcher
Meeting Is Changed By Pocahontas Lodge Benefit
Murray City residents learn the Pocahontas Lodge benefit party has been rescheduled from Friday to Thursday night at the K P Hall at seven p m. The event proceeds as a community gathering with proceeds benefiting lodge activities.
Permits to Wed in Probate Court by Judge Ewing
Two marriage licenses issued Friday in Probate Court by Judge E L Ewing. Petrie and Brill of Lancaster listed as first couple. Knapp and Bartoe of Lancaster and Nelsonville as second couple. Also notes on a Central and tropical South American bushmaster snake reaching 12 feet with long fangs capable of fatal wounds.
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Central
South America
Red Sox Win Two as Cubs Halt Dodgers in Overtime
The Red Sox and Cubs both surged, with Boston beating Detroit while Ted Williams homered twice, and Chicago overcoming Brooklyn 7-6 in 10 innings to narrow the lead over St Louis. Yankees and Senators also split, boosting pennant race drama.
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Red Sox
Cubs
Dodgers
Tipton Drives Saints as St Paul Tops Louisville Twice
Outfielder Eric Tipton, aging from a four year stint with the Cincinnati Reds, homered driving in four runs as the St Paul Saints beat Louisville 3-1 and 6-5 boosting his league leading RBI total to 43. Louisville fell to third as Indianapolis and Milwaukee split. Blues fall in Kansas City, Red Birds defeat host team 12-2 with Charley Root relief. Millers extend win streak to seven with 4-1 and 6-5 wins over Toledo. Former Murray City resident visits Chauncey during Memorial Day stay.
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Eric ‘Tipton
Cincinnati Reds
St. Paul Saints
Tipton
Saints
Redlegs
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Joe Valenzuela
Bill Meyer
Blues
Charley Root
Columbus Nilot
Red Birds
Minneapolis Millers
Toledo
Springfield Giants Take Lead With Ohio League Split
The Springfield Giants end their seven game win streak with a 10 3 victory over the Richmond Roses in a Sunday doubleheader then lose 6 4 to the Roses at night as they briefly surrender first in the Ohio State League. Marion and Zanesville clash while Newark defeats Lima. Bill Woolard drives in four for Newark as Dayton beats Middletown.
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Springfield Giants
Giants
Richmond Roses
Roses
Springfield
Zanesville Dodgers
Dodgers
Marion
Zanesville
Cardinals
Richmond
Middletown
Reds
Dayton Indians
Dayton
Newark
Lima
Terriers
Bill Woolard
Moundsmen
Redlegs Open Against Giants in Cincinnati Series
Cincinnati Reds begin the final home stand series hosting the New York Giants with Nate Andrews to start against Hal Schumacher. Ewell Blackwell earned his fourth straight win in a 1-0 victory over Boston in the nightcap after Boston’s 14-3 opener. Eddie Lukon and Al Libme contributed run-scoring hits in the deciding fourth inning. Johnny Sain starred for the Braves in a 13-hit, 5-RBI performance in the first game.
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Cubs
New York Yankees
Gers
Sox
Detroit
Ted Williams
Mickey Harris
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Cleveland Inc
Charlie Heller
Bronxites
Indians
Trieve
Yankee Stadium
Yankee
Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Flatbushers
Bruins
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phils
Cards
Dodgers
Redbirds
Philly
Schoolboy Rowe
Ben Chapman
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Capital City
Ed Lopat
Chicago
Senators Jhie
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fritz Ostermueller
Johnny Lanning
Hen Heintzelman
Portsider
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Braves
Johnny Sain
Cincinnati
Ewell Blackwell
St Johnson
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Iwo
Browns
Denny Galehouse
A’s
Phil Marchildon
Redlegs
Nate Andrews
Hal Schumacher
Ewell
Blackwell
Reds
Ol’ Si Johnson
Redleg
Eddie Lukon
al Libme
Sain
Detroit Man Wins Inboard Motor Race
Detroit driver Jack Wood captured the 225 cubic inch Inboard Hydroplane feature at the Dayton Boat Club event yesterday. Joe Van Bleck of New York took second, Butler of Zanesville was third, and Guy Lombardo’s Tempo V failed after bearing trouble near the start. Boston sailor John Kelly won the Montreal Marathon with a lap and a half lead over Gerald Cote in 2 hours 42 minutes 21 seconds.
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Dayton
Jack Wood
Detroit
Greater Dayton
Montreal
Boston
John Kelly
Gerald Cote
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Games
Results show Cleveland 9 over New York 4 while New York fell 5 to 7 in another game. Boston 7 11 Detroit 1 6 and St Louis 6 4 Philadelphia 2 5. Washington 7 1 Chicago 1 8 reflect a busy league day.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Major League Leaders Summary Card
National League leaders include Walker batting .366 for Brooklyn and Slaughter 38 RBIs for St. Louis. Musial tops with 62 hits and 35 runs, Mize leads homers with 10 for the New York club. Pitching honors go to Higbe Herring and Rush at 40. American League leaders feature Vernon with 391 batting, Pesky and Williams 47 runs, Pesky 70 hits, Keller 13 homers, Ferriss 10 0 in pitching.
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Walker
Brooklyn
Slaughter
Musial
St Louis
St. Louis
Mize
New York
Higbe
Herring
Rush
Chicago
Vernon
Washington
Pesky
Williams
Boston
Doerr
Keller
Mollencamp wins Ohio handicap championship at Crystal Lake
Mollencamp, 48, of Columbus, captured the Chioo State Trapshooting Association handicap title by breaking 100 straight from the 22 yard line at Crystal Lake Gun Club near Medway. C. H. Sears of Harpster and Lou Baker of North Carlisle split second in shootoff. Joe Devers, 15, Dayton, won the All-Ohio championship with 384 of 400. Joe Hiestand of Hillsboro finished second with 371. K. E. Mitchell of Greenville elected OSTA president. Dan Bittinger and George L. Wagner named vice president and secretary treasurer. Barron Wor sham tie for first at 12 under in Philadelphia Invitational Golf. to play off.
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Dayton
H. J. Mollenkamp
Columbus
Crystal Lake
Medway
C. H. Sears
Harpster
Lou Baker
North Carlisle
Joe Devers
lJoe ‘Hiestand
Hillsboro
Iago
K. E. Mitchell
Greenville
Osta In Law
Dan Bittinger
Woodville
George L Wagner
Fullerton's Roundup and Monday Matinee Bits
Sports notes from Fullerton's roundup with East and Midwest All Star pitchers named including Sandy Silverstein and Dick Kinney. Colgate's Chick Pollock ambidextrous adds depth. Also Mon day matinee previews Joe Louis golf Bid and Bernard Docusen Newark debut with Maxie Cox predicting title.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Boston
East
Southeast
Midwest
Sandy Silverstein
M.A
Dick Kinney
Army
Colgate
Chick Pollock
Pete Kramer
St. Thomas
Oklahoma
Jack Watson
Frank Kellert
Oklahoma Aggies
Ohio State
Keith Phelps
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Conn
Johnny Cox
Bernard Docusen
New Orleans
Newark
Maxie
Cox
Alex Romanello
Reds
Chuck Wetter
Crosley Field Night Watch
Sman
Sarazen Emerges as Dark Horse in 1946 National Open
Gene Sarazen, aging star and long-shot in the 1946 National Open at Canterbury, stunned favorites with a hole in one at 176 yards and predicted the title would go to an outsider. The field of 172 includes Ed Dudley, Dick Burton, Frank Stranahan, and Sammy Snead, with Canterbury’s firm, fast 6,926-yard course set for opening rounds Thursday through Saturday.
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Sarazen
Cleveland
Canterbury Club
Matty
Canterbury
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Sammy Snead
Gene
Ed Dudley
Dick Burton
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Diamond Guild To File Charge With NLRB
Pittsburgh AP report says Diamond Guild plans to lodge unfair labor practice charges with the National Labor Relations Board after Pirates players voted not to strike. Robert Murphy, guild official, alleges the club used tactics to deter players from dealing with the Guild for collective bargaining. Pirates president Beneswanger declined comment beyond noting the players are playing ball.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Baseball
Robert Murphy
Harvard
Murphy
Pittsburgh Baseball Club
American Baseball Guild
Gromek to Face Red Sox in Crucial Streak Breaker
Cleveland's Steve Gromek is slated to oppose the Boston Red Sox as New England seeks to halt a 10 game winning run. The Indians had nearly forced a deciding game in New York after a doubleheader, with reliever Bob Lemon earning his first major league win in the process.
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Boston
Steve Gromek
Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Beantown Bombers
Indians
Yankee Stadium
New York
Tribe
Redskins
Bob Lemon
Don Black
Ray Mack
Les Fleming
Yankees
Fleming
Pat Seerey
Frank Hiller
Charley Keller
Reynolas
Spud Chandler
Dillard ties world mark at All-Ohio College meet
Harrison Dillard of Baldwin Wallace starred in the All-Ohio College track meet, equaling the world record in the 226-yard low hurdles with 22.5 seconds. He also won the 100-yard dash, 120-yard high hurdles, and helped Baldwin Wallace to a near-sweep, setting meet records including a 9.6-second 300-yard dash and 14.2 in the high hurdles. Other teams finished Ohio Wesleyan 15, Bowling Green 17, Case 15, Cincinnati 13, Otterbein 11, Toledo 8, Akron 7, Western Reserve 4, and Oberlin 1.
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Delaware
Hurdies
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin-Wallace
Dillard
Fred Walcott
Rite Institute
Beldwin-Wallace
Miami
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Bowling Green
Case
Cincinnati
Otterbein
Toledo
Akron
Western Reserve
Oberlin
Frankie Parker Wins Tourney From Talbot
Frankie Parker overcame a 3-6 first set loss to defeat Billy Talbert of Wilmington Del 3-6 8-6 6-4 6-2 in Heart of America tennis finals. Frank Roxas? San Francisco upset Mary Arnold Prentiss Los Angeles 11-9 6-3 in Women’s finals. Bobby Riggs captured Tennessee Valley Pro Tennis Tournament defeating Frank Kovacs 6-3 4-6 6-0.
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Kansas City
Frenkie Pa Er
Billy Talbert
Wilmington
Del
Frank Roxacs
San Francisco
Mary Arnold Prentiss
Los Angeles
Bobby’ Riggs
Frank Kovacs
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City Funds
Emblem Club
Oes
Nelsonville Social Notes
Hoover
Cub Scout Organization
Murray City Plans Center
Pocahontas Lodge
K. of P. Hall
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Messenger Sports
Joe Reichler
Boston Red Sox
James Bradbury
Loudenville
Sadie Foster
Ra Ag SS Ze
Asoupad EM
Minneapolis
Milwaukeee
St. Lows
Major League
Ferriss
Mollencamp
Barron-Worsham
Herman Barjron
White Plains
Lew Worsham
Bethesda
Med
Darkhorse, S
Philadelphia Inquirer
Fullerton
Dark Horse
Gene Sarazen
America
Diamond Guild
NLRB
Gromek
Bowling Congress
Val Mikiel
Catherine Fellmuth
Niagara Falls
Bey
Remeining Hall
Frankie Parker
Talbot
Rey
Norito
Beaco
F. J. Beasley CO
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