All League Games Broadcast in Eight Cities
George M. Trautman announces a blanket contract for all American Association league games next season. All home and away games except Sundays will be aired by eight-city affiliated stations, with proceeds going to league headquarters for expenses. Home clubs receive broadcast-related revenue based on attendance.
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Columbus
George M. Trautman
American Association
Trautman
League
Association
Chicago
Thomas J. Hickey
Progressive Young Association
Miami Coach Faces Criticism Over Poor Basketball Record
The Miami University basketball coach John Mauer is denounced by campus newspaper The Student for the team finishing last in the Buckeye Conference with five wins and 11 losses. The editorial calls for explanations and immediate action, citing seven years of poor results and alleged ineffective coaching.
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Oxford
U.P
John Mauer
Miami
Buckeye
Mauer
Mansfield Relays Set for April 24 at Mansfield
The 11th annual Mansfield interscholastic relays will be held here April 24. Director Harry Mehock announced sponsors of other scholastic relays agreed to move back to avoid interference. Eligible schools come from Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia and Kentucky.
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Mansfield
U.P
Harry Mehock
Mehock
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Centers' Scoring Title Broken by Three Forwards in Buckeye Race
The Buckeye Conference scoring crown this season was led by three forwards: Johnny McAdams of Ohio Wesleyan with 137 points, Elmer Bache of the University of Dayton with 130, and Bill West of Marshall with 118. Center Chub Watson of Marshall had 111, while Nick Lalich of Ohio University had 107.
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McAdams
Bache
West
Chub Watson
Nick Lalich
Columbus
Buckeye
Johnny McAdams
Ohio Wesleyan
Elmer Bache
University of Dayton
Bill West
Marshall
Chub
Watson
Ohio University
Floyd Siegenthaler
Siegenthaler
Clarence Hendricks
Bernard
Beanie Berens
Carl Austing
Cincinnati
Berens
Lalich
Rex Moffett
DePauw University
Hendricks
Ramey Hunter
Roy James
Wittenberg
Austing
James
Clovis Stark
Ohio West
Dayton
Il Watson
Ohio U
Rinta
Shay
Capelle
Bt Roberts
Miami
Malakas
Iliff
Red Cross Head To Speak At Gallipolis Rotary Meet
Gallipolis Rotary Club hosts Paul Mossman past president in charge of tonight's program with Dorothy Lewis local Red Cross representative outlining rehabilitation claims purchasing and settlement work from the flood. Election of a new six member board set for March 16 with William Lewis of Rio Grande College presiding. Homer C Beckett newest member adds to a fifty member roster.
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Gallipolis
Rotary Club
Paul Mossman
Dorothy Lewis
Gallia’county
William Lewis
Rio Grande College
Homer C. Beckett
Justice Performs First Marriage Ceremony
Justice W. B. Davisson officiated at McDaniel Cross Roads in Gallipolis for Mosier and Luella Mossbarger. The couple, both of respectable families, were united in marriage Saturday with relatives in attendance.
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Justice
Gallipolis
W. 8. Davisson
McDaniel Cross Roads
Mosier
Lafayette Mosier
Afayette Mosier
Luella Mossbarger
Frank Bandy
Woman Faces Charge in Receiving Stolen Goods Case
Mrs Alta Younger Beckett of East Gallipolis was returned from Jackson County Jail to be tried on a receiving stolen goods charge. She had earlier been tried on a robbery charge in Jackson County Courts and released on probation.
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Gallipolis
Alta Younger Beckett
East
Jackson County
Fisherman S. O. Payne, 85, Noted Izaak Walton Leader
S. O. Payne, 85, a stalwart Izaak Walton League member and father in law of City Manager John Gwinn, was among the first in the county to obtain a fishing license and has already landed notable catch specimens at Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Izaak Walton League
S. O. Payne
John Gwinn
Three Case Workers Added to Red Cross
Gallia County Red Cross adds three case workers this week as Mrs. Dorothy Lewis reports. Investigations on rehabilitation cases have continued for two weeks and a Friday advisory committee meeting will review reports and decide on awards.
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Gallipolis
Red Cross
Dorothy Lewis
Gallia County
Lewis
Man Sentenced to Pen Over Larceny Charge
Gallipolis Theodore Washington pleaded guilty to grand larceny before Judge W R White and received an indeterminate sentence to the Ohio Penitentiary. An arson indictment was withdrawn. Washington was accused of stealing over $100 in furnishings from the restaurant building owned by his employer Mrs May Halli and setting the building on fire last June.
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Gallipolis
Theodore Washington
W. R. White
Ohio
Washington
May Halli
Livestock Prices Rise Across Markets at Open
Local livestock markets show a 50 to 75 cent advance on all classes. Farm horses bring excellent prices as the season opens, with a top price of 171.25 dollars. Strong offerings appear in hogs calves and milk cows.
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Gallipolis
Funeral services held for Mrs Curt Pike in Crown City
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Crown City Methodist Church for Mrs Curt Pike age 91. Surviving children include Mrs Georgia Rankin and William Pike of Crown City.
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Gallipolis
Crown City Methodist Church
Curt Pike
Georgia Rankin
William Pike
Crown City
Capital City Host to Ohio DAR Conference
GALLIPOLIS The 38th annual conference of the Ohio Society, Daughters of American Revolution, will be held March 23 25 at the Deshler Wallick Hotel in Columbus. Mrs Wm A Becker President General of the National Society will be guest of honor and speak at the opening night with broadcast. Regent Mrs Harry R Hurn expects to attend. Miss Anna Simmerman and Mrs L L Maddy will also participate.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Society, Daughters of American Revolution
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
Wm. A. Becker
National Society
French Colony
Harry R. Hurn
Anna Simmerman
L. L. Maddy
Mysterious Injuries of Edwards Prompt Inquiry
Edwards, 64, is hospitalized in Holzer with severe facial wounds a fractured jaw and bruises from unknown causes. He reportedly was found near the Baptist Church after leaving home on Route 141 six miles from Gallipolis and taken to the hospital by unknown persons. Sheriff Hatfield leads the investigation into the circumstances.
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Gallipolis
Godfrey
Edwards
Holzer Hospital
Realtties
Hatfield
Court Calendar Updates in Gallia County
All indicted individuals on bond are ordered by Judge W R White to appear Thursday at 2 pm. Common Pleas Court sessions start Tuesday March 16 with petit jurors summoned to report.
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Gallipolis
W. R. White
Common Pleas Court
Petit Jury
Matt Reid Reopens Dry Cleaning Plant on Second Avenue
Matt Reid restarts a dry cleaning business at his former site on lower Second Avenue, operating there for about a year after a period away from the location.
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Gallipolis
Matt Reid
Lower Second Ave
Capes
Funeral services set for Tabitha Shelton in Greenfield Township
Miss Tabitha Shelton 87 longtime Gallpolis resident dies in Huntington at her nephew’s home. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at Souders' Church in Greenfield Township. A half brother Thomas Shelton resides in Gallia County.
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Gallipolis
Souders’ Church
Greenfield Township
Tabitha Shelton
Gallia County
Huntington
Thomas Shelton
Gallia
Wife Seeks Divorce in Non-Support Case
GALLIPOLIS Mildred Henson of Addison files for divorce from Samuel Henson alleging threats to shoot her and the four sons ages 7 to 12. She claims he bought a gun and shells to kill them all and has failed to provide support for about a year. She seeks separation custody of the children and alimony.
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Gallipolis
Samuel Henson
Addison
Mildred Henson
Henson
Five Couples Granted Divorce in Gallipolis
On Saturday in Court of Common Pleas Gallipolis five couples were granted divorces Agnes Granger from William Granger Joseph F Roberts from Lenora Roberts Goldie Fisher from Lowell Fisher Millie Grover from Arthur Grover Frances Rusk from Eugene Rusk None of the applications were refused. Director Othner Jones announces CCC enrollment for ages 17 to 28 at Second and Sycamore Streets.
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Gallipolis
Court of Common Pleas
Agnes Granger
William Granger
Joseph F. Roberts
Lenora Roberts
Goldie Fisher
Lowell Fisher
Millie Grover
Arthur Grover
Frances Rusk
Eugene Rusk
Othner Jones
County Relief Distribution
CCC
Second and Sycamore Sts
Switzer Couple Welcome Son Born in Holzer Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lewis Switzer of Eno announce the birth of a son on Sunday at Holzer Hospital. The mother is Celestia Sherritt formerly. The Switzers reside on a farm in Eno and Mr Switzer previously worked as an engineer at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics.
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Gallipolis
Lewis Switzer
Eno
Holzer Hospital
Celestia Sherritt
Switzer
Ohio Hospital
Dye Named on All Big Ten Cage Quint Picked by U P
Five players from Purdue Michigan Minnesota Ohio State Illinois Northwestern were named to the United Press all conference first team for their play in the Big Ten title race. Jewell Young of Purdue was the sole unanimous pick with Combes Townsend Rolek Dye and Seebach also earning spots.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Illinois
Dye
U.P
Chicago
United Press
Jewell Young
Purdue
Combes Tilmots
Townsend
Michigan
Rolek
Ohio State
Young
Whippet
Combes
Northwestern
Big Ten
Bernie Bierman
Dick Seebach
Gophers
William Harrison
Tippy
Vernon Huffman
Indiana
Seebach
Jacksonville Youth Injured at School
Jacksonsville 13 year old George Burdiss son of Lena Burdiss was treated in Columbus for a badly cut thumb from an electric saw in the J T manual training room last Monday. He was taken to University Hospital and will return for further treatment with his mother and relatives.
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Jacksonville
George
Lena Burdiss
Columbus
J. T. Manual Training Room
University Hospital
Quo Brinkley
Julia Seckinger
Betty Ann
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Victor Haslam
Birthday Honor for Ronnie Smith at Front Street Home
Mr and Mrs Dwight Smith hosted a Sunday birthday gathering for their son Ronnie celebrating his second birthday. The event featured a two candle cake centerpiece and a two course dinner. Grandparents Mr and Mrs P M Smith of Bishopville and Mr and Mrs Carl Weiling of Taylor Ridge attended along with Mr and Mrs Dwight Smith and Ronnie. Afternoon visitors included Mrs E E Weaver and Miss Etta Johnston.
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Glouster
Dwight Smith
Front St
Ronnie
P. M. Smith
Bishopville
Carl Weiling
Taylor Ridge
E. E. Weaver
Etta Johnston
Harris Rites Today
Mrs. Mary Harris died at her home in Gallipolis on Saturday. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev. B. R. Reed. She is survived by five children, all living at home.
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Gallipolis
Mary Harris
B. R. Reed
Election Ballot Deadline for Chamber Nominations
Deadline for marked ballots from Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce members nominating 12 candidates for the directorate is Wednesday March 10. Six directors to be chosen.
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Gallipolis
Chamber of Commerce
Directorate of the Association
Swan Creek Grange to Host 4-H Achievement Program
Swan Creek Grange holds its first meeting on Friday March 12 featuring a 4-H Club achievement program followed by a potluck supper.
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Gallipolis
Swan Creek Grange
Lanier seeks partition of 105 acres in Springfield Township
Stanley Lanier as trustee claims a half interest in about 105 acres titled to Ira J. Mills and files suit to require a court ordered partition of the land.
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Gallipolis
Stanley Lanier
Springfield Township
Ira J. Mills
Japs Vote Record Sum For Army Navy Budget
Tokyo reports the lower house of Japan's Diet approved the peacetime budget totaling 2,815,000,000 yen with large army and navy allocations. The record sum reflects wartime scale spending for defense.
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Army
Navy
Tokyo
Japan
ABC Opens 37th ABC Bowling Tournament in New York
The 37th American Bowling Congress event begins Wednesday at the 212th coast artillery armory with 20 000 bowlers from 31 states competing for 145 000 in prizes over 54 days on 28 alleys. Five man team doubles singles and all events feature champions including Hi Bru Indianapolis Tony Slamina Mike Straka Chicago Charles Warren Springfield and John Murphy Indianapolis.
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New York
U.P
212Th Coast Artillery Armory
Hi Bru
Indianapolis
Tony Slamina
Mike Straka
Chicago
Charles Warren
Springfield
Fractured Leg Sidelights a Greens Run Worker
Chauncey Ray Leake sustained a fracture of the left leg below the knee on a Saturday accident at Greens Run. He was repairing his machine when his leg was struck by a hammer durante the workflow.
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Chauncey
Ray Leake
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