Nelsonville Police Court Hears Intoxication Cases
In Nelsonville Mayor Oral Daugherty’s court many intoxication cases were heard, with a dozen offenders sentenced. Eight paid the usual $25 fine plus costs, three were jailed for nonpayment, and one paid $100 for drunk driving. Several others, including John Bagent and Emery Murphy, faced fines or jail time for related charges.
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Nelsonville
Caises
Oral Daugherty
John Bagent
James Cope
Don Bumgardner
White Tip Cab Co
Paulk
Emery Murphy
Dorr Run
John Morgen
Circle Hall
Daugherty
William Archer
Union Furnace
Madalein Bennett
Cecil Fellum
Leslie R Bryson
Ralph Wolfe
Connett
Dr. Wilford J. Smith Speaks to Hyperion Club
Dr. Wilford J. Smith of Ohio University spoke to the Hyperion Club Friday evening March 1 at 134 E. Columbus St. on Far Away Horizons outlining Far Eastern economic, political and social conditions. Mrs Hyde and Mrs Dew arranged the program. The club voted a donation to the Pan American Student Fund after a brief business session.
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Nelsonville
Wilford J. Smith
History
Ohio University
Athens
Hyperion Club
W. H. Hyde
E. Columbus St
Stanley Dew
Miss Mary Stege 57 Dies at Buchtel
Miss Mary Stege age 57 and daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Henry Stege died Sunday at her home in Buchtel. She was a member of St Patrick Church of Buchtel and survived by three brothers Henry William and Chris Stege all of Detroit two sisters Miss Augusta Stege of Detroit and Mrs Zeronca Storer of Cleveland, along with aunts uncles and other relatives. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Nelsonville
Mary Stege
Henry Stege
Buchtel
St. Patrick Church
Henry
Wiliam
Chris Stege
Detroit
Augusta Stege
Zeronca Storer
Cleveland
Swollen Balloon Feeling Fades After ERB-HELP Trial
An Athens man reports relief from gas, bloating, and constipation after using ERB-HELP claiming meals no longer cause discomfort. The ad asserts 12 herbs cleanse bowels aid liver and kidneys and urges readers to buy the product at Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut in Nelsonville.
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Athens
Athens Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Betts Cutte
Ady
Allen Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
Nelsonville residents Mr and Mrs E W Allen marked their 50th wedding anniversary at home on Chestnut Street. They wed March 3 1896 in McArthur Ohio and moved to Nelsonville in 1910. They have four sons two living in Nelsonville one in Cincinnati two grand children and a great granddaughter. Out of town relatives visited including Cleveland Eastman Graham Robinett Stratton Sapp and others.
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Nelsonville
E. W. Allen
Chestnut iSt
Anna Craig
Allen
McArthur
Ohio
Thea
Paul
Raymond
Leonard
Cincinnati
Mattie Lou Allen
Anna Mae Lowery
Leora Riley
Andrea Lowery
Clark Cleveland
Alfred Eastman
Wellston
Chris Graham
Buchtel
C. F. Robinett
Carroll
Golden Stratton
Bob
Lancaster
Leo Sapp
Gary and
Davy
Athens
Nelsonville Marriage Announces Sayers Emerson Union
Nelsonville announces the marriage of Imogene Sayers to Robert L. Emerson set for Saturday February 9 at 2 PM in Hammond Avenue Presbyterian Church Superior Wisconsin. Miss Sayers is a Nelsonville graduate and now works at the National Bank of Commerce in Superior. Emerson recently left the Army after two years of service with overseas duty. They reside at 1614 North 16th Street Superior Wisconsin.
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Nelsonville
Roy H. Sayers
Imogene
Robert L. Emerson
iHammond Ave. Presbyterian Church
Superior
Wis
Martin Tea Room
National Bank of Commerce
Emerson
16Th St
Radio Highlights Schedule Across Major Networks
New York listings show NBC Cavalcade of America at 8 30 PM with Howard Barlow Orchestra Don Voorhees and Information Please. CBS offers Vox Pop Joan Davis Radio Theater at 8 30 9 and 9 30 10 Screen Guild Players. ABC presents Fat Man I Deal in Crime Forever Tops and Bill Thompson Comedy. MBS features Bulldog Drummond Sherlock Holmes and Spotlight Bands.
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New York
NBC—& Cavalcade of America
Howard Barlow
Don Voorhees
CBS
Vox Pop
Joan Davis
Screen Guild Players
ABC
Bill Thompson
MBS
Sheldon Powell Is Home From Hospital
Sheldon Powell of the City Post Office personnel recently had major surgery at St Anthony's Hospital in Columbus and was returned home Sunday. His condition is reported satisfactory. Powell, secretary of the Elk's Lodge here, thanks friends for letters cards and flowers during his stay.
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Nelsonville
Sheldon Powell
City Post Office
St Anthony's Hospial
Columbus
Powell
The
Elk’s Lodge
Hollister Is Defeated by Athens Club
Hollister Independents lose their last home game 75 to 47 to Athens with all Athens players scoring. Miller leads Athens with 16 points, Casher and Melcher add 15 each, Saltzberg 14. Henry tops Hollister with 26. Hollister travels to Pomeros to face Meigs All Stars next.
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Hollister
Hollister Independents
Athens
Miller
Casher
Melcher
Saltzberg
Mope” Henry
T Camintoi
Hinton
Henry
Lent
Forbes
Banfield
Coolville Social Notes Share March Meetings and Visits
The Helen Mac Leod Service Guild will meet March 7 at Mrs. H. H. Chapman’s home with a potluck supper at 6 45 PM. The Standard Bearer Society met Thursday with Miss Doris Jean Brafford. devotions led by Louisa Cunningham and Joan Griffin. YTC met Tuesday at the Methodist Church with 115 present. next meeting March 26. Local residents Ruth Bridges of Columbus, W V Scott of London, and others hosted and visited in town, celebrating birthdays and hosting weekend guests.
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Coolville
Helen Macleod
H. H. Chapman
Standard Bearer Society
Doris Jean Brafford
Louisa Cunningham
Joan Griffin
Mary Hayes
YTC
Methodist
Ruth Bridges
Columbus
W. V. Scott
London
C. O Gunder
Ford Friend
Raymond McCutcheon
Russell Batley
Ann and
Lowell
C. A. Cowdery
Mary Alice Heizer
Frank Rise
Hockingport
Lawrence Crawford
Crawford
Bailey
Robert J. Smith
Charleston
Louella Smith
Charles Smith
Philippines
E. Snider
Ida Edmundson
Ruth Smith
Athens
Foxes Multiply In Hockingport Area. Local News Roundup
Hockingport community notes report foxes increasing in number and prowling near homes. Several local residents named, including Willie Shields planning a sawmill for farmers, Raymond Shields recovering after a beer incident, Tean White and his mother improving, and E W White with blood poisoning. Social visits feature Parkersburg trips and relatives from Columbus to Parkersburg. Earl Dickerson, a former resident from Pennsylvania, is noted as seriously ill.
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Mary Jane Hetzer
Lawrence Crawford
Columbus Everette Mase
Cincinnati
J. W. Lincicome
Ronald
Parkersburg
Garnet Cowdery
Ethel ‘Randolph
Claire Medley
Janita Mcintyre
Earl Dickertson
Pennsylvania
Cecil Rockhold
Parkersiburg
Upsets Shake Southeastern Ohio District A Tournament Final Night
Logan Chieftains and Chillicothe Devils, seeded first and second, fell in close games as dark horses Ironton and Portsmouth notch upset wins. Portsmouth East beat Wellston 41 30, Marietta edged Lancaster 22 20 after a late surge, while Chillicothe opened strong but faltered in the late frames.
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Southeastern Ohio
Logan Chieftains
Chulheothe Devils
Dark Horses
Ironton
Portsmouth
Logan
Chillicothe
Portsmouth East
Wellston Golden Rockets
Gong
Marietta
Lancaster
Mariettamen
Beret
Chiliecothe
I: To
Chillicothians
Detroit Tigers
Dizzy Trout
Hal Newhouser
Florida
Lakeland
Diz
Devils
Michigan
Chuheathe
Osciature
Neil Johnson
Chilhcothe
Myers
Plasters
Earl Young
Johnson
Ellsesser
Chilbheathe
Hank
Sauer
Chillicothen
Frankie
Middletown
Charlestown
Lima Cenvale
Tuscarawas
Tral
Cleveland
Springfield
McKechnie
Roach
Deacon Saison
McCormick
Seaer
Cormick
Magle
Wellston
T Schmitter
Dye
Kinney
Drennan
Runkle
Fronton
T Jarvis
Rodmer
D. Williams
Ayne
Estes
Portsmouth Leitenheimer
Chastain
Sparta
Molster
Green
I Myers
Stanley
Felts
Nagle
Fullerton's Roundup sports chaos and clutch rallies
A collage of local basketball results and player notes. Portsmouth edged Chillicothe in a tense finish as McBroom, Myers and Johnson starred for Portsmouth East, while Ironton and Logan battles highlighted prep play. The piece also touches on salary tensions in football's All America and NFL talks amid star moves and club expenses.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
National League
Jimmy
Crowley
Bert Bell
N.F.L
Ames Bern Grinds Carbon Hill to Reach Quarterfinals 41-39
Ames Bern, the Athens County champions, edged Carbon Hill 41-39 in a tense finish to advance to the SEC Class B tournament quarterfinals. Morris led Ames Bern with 18 points, Jago added nine, and McKinley sealed the win with a late free throw as J. Smyth fouled out for Carbon Hill.
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Ames-Bern
Athens County
Carbon Hill
Ames Bern
J. Smyth
McKinley
Morris
Jago
Gabriel
Glenford
Piaing
Pomeroy
Crooksville
Jeffersonville
Middleport
Corning
Shorts and Shells Stars and Promoters Highlight Sports Notes
Walt Dropo tops US college scorers with scoring flair from Connecticut. John Nash in Caracas plans to import Jackie Wilson to fight Oscar Calles later this month. Warren Pa Fogh School posted a five game win streak, yielding just 22 points per opponent. An Illinois team won a large Iowa tourney score yet lost, and Clinton Illinois based Morrison is class B ineligible for the Iowa state title. Cal Gardner promoted to pro ranks named outstanding player in the eastern league. Lou Test and Charley Gilbert impressed in the Pacific service league last summer as two rising talents.
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Connecticut
Walt Dropo
John Nash
Caracas
Venezuela
Jackie Wilson
Oscar Calles
Warren
Fogh
Lomie
Illinois
Iowa
Morrison
Ill
Clinton
Cal Gardner
Rovers
Rangers
Lou
Braves
Test
Charley
Cubs
Gilbert
Baumholtz to Lead Reds Batting Order with Two Doubles
In Tampa, manager Bill McKechnie names Frankie Baumholtz the likely Reds lead-off man, praising his speed and noting he could also cover center field. The former Ohio University star, who played with Mickey Cochrane at Great Lakes, hit two doubles in recent drills as Cincinnati opens spring training.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Frankie Baumbholtz
Ohio University
Mickey Cochrane
Nine
Great Lakes Naval Station
Baumholtz
Deacon
Reds
Mike McCormick
Dain Clay
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Josie Baugh
Blanche Moorehead, Sr
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Greens Run
White Cross Hospital
Banbet
Court St
Nelsonville Social Notes
Samuel Thompson
Hamley Run
Thompson
Jo Anne
Grover Young
William Adams
J. R. Young
John MacClain
Clara Perry
Willard Pierce
Knowles Mariting
Jo Anne Thompson
American Legion Auxiliary
Womens Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Staines Mechem
Coshocton
Mable Washburn
Helen Washburn
Mary E Bartlett
Cashocton
Bridge Club
John Kelso
John Lawson
L. P. Rice
W. B. Mechem
Frank Cunningham
Ruth Beckler
Joe Galvin
Max Hoskins
Gilbert Johnson
James Elliott
Ralph Barker
Converse Crawford
Betty Snackenburg
Ruth Raine
Mary Mulligan
Coolville Social Notes
Hockingport Personals
Chieftains
Fullerton
Ronse
Oata Betis
Quick’s Drug Store
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Bern
Chuck Burdette
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Glouster
Chester
Kurtzman
Surface
Wood
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Jones
Garrison
Holley
Cariere
Dots
National Brands Sales Corp
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Ronrro
Mack Bea
R. EL McCammon
Berry Hotel
Asa
Finance Corporation
Pico Wholesale Co
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