Cawley Wins by Stroke in Southeastern Ohio Golf Finals
Dan Cawley of Marietta clinched the Southeastern Ohio golf title with a 25-foot putt on the 14th hole to edge Don Finsterwald of Athens. Cawley finished 14 under par, tying the course record on the rounds and winning the Senior championship for Athens, as Marietta topped team standings with a 904.
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Dan Dawley
Ohio
Marietta
Dan Cawley
Don Finasterwald
Athens
Southeastern Ohio
Cawley
Finsterwald
Pankhauser
Brandon T
Butch
Grover
BE. W. Hill
W. Johnston
Logan
Hill
Gallipon
Gallipolis
Chillicothe
Gallia Club
Art Smith
Perry County Court Notes Surface Fraud Accusations and Estates
Perry County court notes report William R. Hughes accusing Alma Hughes of fraud to obtain appointment as administrator of Lewis Hughes estate, with appointment dated Oct. 2, 1946. The list covers multiple estates with values, appraisers, and transfers, plus grafts on real estate deeds and a state land deed for a National Guard building site north of Broadway.
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New Lexington
Wlliam R. Hughes
Alma Hughes
Wilson
Lewis Hughes
Catherine Stenson
Congo
Johnson Stenson
Della Siappey
Don R
State of
Ohio
W. A. Lamb
Ohio National Guard Company
Broadway
Lamb
T. M. Potter
Adjutant General
Lottridge EUB Christian Endeavor meets at Westfalls
June 11 meeting held at John Westfall home with Ruth Warner. Eleanor Allen elected president and officers listed. A lunch for eight attended. July gathering planned at C. M. Warner’s near Alfred. Various local residents visited, attended events, or joined services.
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Lottridge
Willard Beyler
Rolla Beyler
Akron
William Kephart
Thurman Kephart
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Walter A. Frost
Belyre
Lillie Davis
L. H. Allen
Eub Christian Endeavyo
John Westfall
Ruth Warner
Eleanor Allen
W. A. Frost
Jo Ann Vandall
Hazel Westfall
Iris Warner
C. M. Warner
Alfred
Fern Swindler
Marion
Ohio
O. L. Davis
Bert Boggs
Otis Wade Allen
Billie Norman
Coolville
R. M. Allen
John Archer
Ora Boggs
Charming daytime dress pattern from ABC Special
ABC Special features a button front dress with a pretty neckline and pocket detail. Pattern No. 8482 for sizes 14 to 44 with 4 yards of 39 inch fabric. send 25 cents and pattern request to Sue Burnett, Athens Messenger, New York. Also promotes Spring and Summer FASHION sewing guide, 64 pages, free pattern inside, 25 cents.
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ABC
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Puzzle Grid From Mixed Clues In Banner Themed Puzzle
A mixed clue puzzle appears with horizontal and vertical entries. The grid lists definitions for words including nation capitals and common terms. Clues reference math and language elements alongside historical symbols and measurements.
Astrological Advice For June Temptations And Warnings
A horoscope urges thrift and caution on Tuesday June 8 to avoid extravagance and poor judgment. It warns against misplaced confidence and risky dealings including speculation and gambling, advising慎重 changes to protect prestige, health, and domestic harmony.
Fancy crochet dishcloths pattern for gifts and bazaars
Crochet pattern No. 5986 offers complete dishcloth instructions with illustrations and materials for two quick practical cloths. Send 20 cents, your name and address to Anne Cabot at Athens Messenger for pattern delivery.
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Anne
CABOT
Athens
Avenue of the Americas
New York 19
N. Y
Bees and Reedsville split twin bill in late actions
Bees won the first game 7 1 with Ed McFann pitching and Wetherholt homering for the Bees. Vic Hager had multiple hits for the Bees while Reedsville countered with six hits by Iderson and clutched to limit Racine to one run in the opener. In the nightcap Reedsville pushed across three unearned runs to seal a 5 7 victory as Hart and Humphrey pitched for the Hornets.
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H Wetherholt
Emiel Thom
Bees
Vic Hager
Iderson
Boone Cements All Star Path With Unanimous Pick In 355 Batting Pace
Aiming for the spotlight in the American League Boone posts a 355 batting average and earns unanimous All-Star selection. He chose to switch from catcher to the infield in 1947 and during his first year in the new role impressed Cleveland fans with a powerful arm and speed. He now faces the challenge of matching Lou Raub as he rises among baseball’s bright lights.
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Boone
Tce
Cleveland
Lourau
Ohio All Stars Edge Kentucky in Tight 52 50 Victory
Bill Wilks of Hamilton scored the winning field goal with four seconds left as the Ohio High School All Stars edged Kentucky 52 50 before about 1400 fans in Middletown. Bob Dick led Kentucky with 17 points, Cliff Whitman forced a late 48 48 deadlock, and Richard Walls tied it at 15 seconds. Losses for Kentucky in the final quarter hampered their comeback. Ed Diddle selected Kentucky players. Paul Walker picked the Ohio squad.
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Middletown
Bill Wilks
Hamilton
Kentucky
Kentuckians
Bob Dick
Bardstown St. Joseph
Ted
Cliff Whitman
Bob Heim
Newport Catholic
Blue Grass
Richard Walls
Fort Recovery
Wilks
Ohio All-Stars
Paul Walker
Bowling Green
Ed Diddle
Western Kentucky State College
Akron Polo Club Breaks Harbor Hills Streak
The Akron polo club halted Harbor Hills 12 game winning run with a 5 to 4 victory at Harbor Hills field. The match ended early after rain halted play in the fifth chukker.
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Hebron
Akron
Harbor Hills Club
Harbor Hills Field
Meyers Quits At Charleston
President Jack Meyers of the Charleston Senators will resign effective July 1. He cited loss of confidence from Cincinnati officials in charge of the operation. William McCarthy of the Reds farm system will take over Charleston duties. Meyers previously led Muncie club operations for two years.
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Charleston
W. Va
Jack Meyers
Charleston Senators
Cincinnati
Fred Fleig
Cincinnati Reds
Meyers
Fleig
William McCarthy
Reds
Muncie
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Ry “Persh” Rowker
Robert Pankhauser
Aleo
Hie
Perry County
Ann Wright
Ralph Hardy
Leo Radoski
Clarence Garrison
Stella Taggue
John Noll
Somerset
Mary Saffell
William G. Saffell
Bert Saffell
Rushville Banking Co
W. G. Saffell
Mary Shahan
E. J. Newton
A. Pettet
J. O. Newton
Charles McClintock
Clayton Township
Huffman Electric Co
Benchley Marsh Coal Co
Deane
Edgar Northrup
Donald Hannan, Jr
New Straitsville
H. W. Patrick
Justice of the Peace
Leonard Elman
Charles Fuchs
Richard McGonagle
Here
T. Richetts
Pleasantville
Buckeye Lake
Leonard Ellman
Gerald Willey
Newark
Robert Tittle
Walter Valentine
Robert D. Regula
Roseville
Janet Bonifant
Crooksville
A .D. Cotterman
Hazel Foster
Reading Township
Edna Carrell
New Concord
Charles Ensminger
Mt. Perry
Madison Township
J. F. Miller
Toledo
Fred Goodin
Mami Toth
Detroit
George Hill
Corning
The
Shelly Co
Harold Hamm
Thornville-Lancaster Road
Thorn Township
Paul Wilson
Thornville
A. E. Hodgson
George Laing
Shawnee
Suf Burnett
Cuddle
Re Heron
Kewnce
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Dick Tracy
Chester Gould
Ory
HAM
Buz Sawyer
By Roy Crane
Africa
Christy Sawyer
Blondie
GOWN
Paris
Gorilla
Chic Young
Orphan Annie
Harold Gray
Mani
Hymes
Canor
Hartford
Ed McFann
Ine
Bob Ne Nano Omnaiee
Citles
Tolis
Worthy
Stivers
Daniels
Hackett
McFann
Rtt
Ville
Jferson
Humphrey
Marr
Sawee
Acer
Hart Larr
Yone
Tamke
Holver
Saunders
Sireith Vance
Tanner
O'Aries
Dames
Shoemaker
Keller
Johnston
Keynes
B. Butts
Ell
W. Jurgenimier
Jurgenimier
Bury
Wileon
Ee Jackson D. Jones
Saxton
Sharp
FB. Jones
Reese
Omey M. Jones
Ohio All Stars
Bill Faber
Bellevue
Frank Ramsey
Madisonville
Harbor Hills
City Loan & Savings CO
Robert Holli
Second Ave
Tel
Mgr
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