Give Defense a Break Rulemakers Should Ease Fouling Calls
Bud Browning, 1948 U S Olympic basketball coach and Phillips 66ers former leader, urged rulemakers to slow the parade to the free throw line. He argued defensive players are disadvantaged by current interpretations and fouling, citing 25 years in the game. He notes officials often reward offensive drives with free throws, calling for a fairer balance. Browning now serves as Phillips Petroleum recreational director in Bartlesville Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
Okla
Bud Browning
U.S
Browning
Phillips 66Ers
Phillips Petroleum Co
Past Noble Grands Club Dinner Held in Odd Fellows Hall
The Past Noble Grands Club of Marcellite Rebekah Lodge met in Odd Fellows Hall Saturday for a birthday dinner. Thirteen members were served a six o'clock meal, gifts were given to three honorees, and readings by Louise Immer Glenna Reese Lillie Galloway Edna Embrey Grace Zimmer Margaret McHarg Madge Harry were shared. Mrs Nellie Jones will host the next meeting in Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Noble Grands Club
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Glenna Reese
McHarg
Grace Zimmer
Beulah Lee
Edna Embrey
Margaret McHarg
Louise Immer
Lillie Galloway
Madge Harry
Nellie Jones
Spring Rally For Tri-State Camp Slated
GLOUSTER The spring rally and banquet of the Tri-State Christian Service camp will be at Central Church of Christ Portsmouth Friday March 29 at 6 30 p m Daniel K Teater minister of Glouster Church of Christ and Tri state camps manager says several Glouster youths will attend reservations with him by March 2 Dates for summer camps Junior Aug 2 8 Intermediate Aug 9 15 Senior Aug 16 22 Teater spoke at a Paden City W Va rally on The Church s Evangelistic Program and joined an open forum with Ralph Byers presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Tri-State Christian Service
Central Church of Christ, Portsmouth
Daniel K. Teater
Glouster Church of Christ
Tri-state
Mr. Teater
Teater
Paden City
W. Va
Ralph Byers
Birthday Dinner Set By Past Chiefs Club
The Past Chiefs Club of Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday evening in K. of P. Hall for a six o'clock birthday dinner honoring four members. Meat will be furnished by the club. The rest of the dinner will be pot-luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Chiefs Club of Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Paper Drive Planned By Youth Fellowship
The Youth Fellowship of Glouster Methodist Church plans a waste paper drive soon. The exact date will be announced in days. Residents are asked to bundle old newspapers and magazines and tie them for easy handling as the group canvasses the village when the drive opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Chit Chat Club Meets at Mrs. Morris Home
The Chit Chat Club will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Margaret Morris’s Hill Street home with Mrs. Wilda Brown as co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Chit Chat Club
Margaret Morris
Hill Street
Wilda Brown
Jacksonville Mothers Club Meeting at Mrs Leona Orme Home
The Jacksonville Mothers Club meets at the home of Mrs Leona Orme on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. A pot luck lunch will be served after the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville Mothers Club
Leona Orme
Bees of Glouster Methodist arch hold class meeting
The Bees of Glouster Methodist arch plan a class meeting at the home of Donna Lane on Wednesday at 7 30 p m local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Methodist Arch
Donna Lane
Enchre Club Hosts Evening With Scores Shared
Mrs Florence Pyle served as hostess to her enchre club with two tables in play. Winners were Kathleen Mingus Lizzie Patton and Clara Theisen. Attendees included Aldine Lewis Ruth Powell Velma Werner Clara Theisen Elizabeth Patton Amy Jo Moody and Kathleen Mingus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Florence Pyle
Kathleen Mingus
Lizzie Patton
Clara Theisen
Aldine Lewis
Ruth Powell
Velma Werner
Elizabeth Patton
Amy Jo Moody
Bridge Club Social Highlights and Local Updates
Mrs Bertha Sanders hosted a Thursday bridge gathering with high score by Elizabeth Ilis and low by Louise Muzio. Attendees included Ruth Owen Grace Border Elizabeth Willis Louisie Muzio Clara Theisen Elizabeth Patton and Jessie Fulton. Edward Snyder convalesces at White Cross Hospital after major surgery. A group of women visited the Athens Children’s Home to mend clothes, a monthly project led by Beth Robinnett Marie Danko hosts Loyal Workers Class at Millfield Church of Christ Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Sanders
Elizabeth Ilis
Grace Border
Louise Muzio
Ruth Owen
Elizabeth Willis
Louisie Muzio
Clara Theisen
Elizabeth Patton
Jessie Fulton
William Coe
D. M. Sawyer
Celia Boudinot
Edward Snyder
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Athens
Rice Thomas
Beth Robinett
George Shaner
Olive Brookins
Marie Danko
Millfield
Tribe Rookies Lemon Aber May Stick With Indians
In Tucson, Jim Lemon and Al Aber, both rookies and Army graduates, show potential to stick with the Cleveland Indians this season. Aber, a lefty, is praised by manager Al Lopez for his strong chances after a two-inning scoreless appearance vs the Giants. Lemon, who homered and tripled in recent games, is competing for a spot alongside.Score Hoskins and Striker in the exhibition lineup against the Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Jim Lemon
al Aber
Cleveland Indians
al Lopez
Aber
Army
Giants
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Chicago Cubs
Herb Score
Dave Hoskins
Jake Striker
Daughters of St George Club Meets at Mrs McCormick Home
Mrs Cassie McCormick hosted the Daughters of St George Club on Republic Avenue. Readings were given, games awarded prizes to Mrs Kate Vaughn Mrs Kate Hinton and Mrs Inez Williams, mystery prize to Mrs Bokinner. Lunch for members and guests followed. April meeting details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Cassie McCormick
Daughters of St. George Club
Republic Avenue
Kate Vaughn
Kate Hinton
Inez Williams
Bokinner
Mary Johnston
Edna Embrey
Blanche Strohmeyer
Grace Zimmer
Nell Lawson
Glenna Reese
Rookie Icer Chases Three AHL Records
St. Louis Flyers rookie center Gayle Fielder has a chance to set three American Hockey League records. He could become the first Flyers scorer to lead the league, the first rookie to win the scoring title, and the first U S born player to top the point totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Gayle Fielder
St. Louis Flyers
U. S
Tech Aims to Tie School Win Streak Against Davidson
Georgia Tech enters the fall aiming to equal the school record of 18 consecutive victories. The 1951 team has a 17 game streak since a late season tie with Duke, seeking to surpass Duke for consecutive wins and tie the 1914 1918 Jackets run of 33 without a loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
Tech
Duke
Davidson
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In Nottingham England Don Cockell 204 stopped Tommy Farr 205. In Corpus Christi Bob Dykes 156 stopped Dick Vess 158. In Trenton Ike Williams 150 outpointed Claude Hammond ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nottingham
England
Don Cockell
Tommy Farr
Wales
Corpus Christi
Tex
Bobby Dykes
San Antonio
Dick Vess
Dayton
Trenton
N. J
Ike Williams
Claude Hammond
Cliffside Park
N. d
Long Bottom Mourns A Weekend Of Small Town News
Mrs Gaynelle Clark suffered cuts and bruises from a fall down stairs at her sister's Columbus home. Mrs Audrey Smith stayed a week with her sister in Paden City to help her mother Nellie Stethem. Mrs Juanita Lawrence visited with her husband in Marietta. Raymond Larkins installed a TV at his parents' home. Jack Sharpnack of Great Bend was a business visitor. Ray and Mrs Riggs announced birth of daughter Rita Rae at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg. WSCS met at the school with five members. next meeting April 7. one new member added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bottom
Gaynelle Clark
Columbus
Audrey Smith
Paden City
W. Va
Nellie Stethem
Juanita Lawrence
Marietta
Raymond Larkins
Fred Larkins
Jack Sharpnack
Great Bend
Ray Riggs
Rita Rae
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
WSCS
Linnie Swan
Windy City Bowlers Lead ABC Regu lar Division Race
Chicago area teams vie in the American Bowling Congress tournament led by the 1951 champions C. B. O Malley Oldsmobile as 32 regular teams chase 3106 by Cincinnati Budweiser Beers. Erie Clothing Co Schlitz Beer and St Paul Federal Savings loom among top contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Area
C. B. O'Malley Oldsmobile
Erie Clothing Co
Jules Lellinger
Birk Bros
ABC
St. Paul Federal Savings
Schlitz Beer
Billy Sixty
Wisconsin and Iron Team
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Keglers
Co-op Music Shop
South Bend
Ind
John Takach
Middletown
Joe Calabrese
South Hackensack
N.J
Glouster Personal Notices Report Residents Visiting Far Cities
Mrs Clara Golding recently returned from Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville to Glouster and will stay with her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Leckner in Chillicothe. Lois Golding visited her parents in Glouster. Vaughn Earich and Janet Earich visited Dayton with Wilbur and Bonnie Kempton. Michael Wicktor and daughter Marilyn Louise visited Irvin Carter in Jacksonville. C A Bingman weekended in Columbus with Gail Bingman and Bonnie. Rolland Higgins visited Columbus to be with her son-in-law and daughter Beckhold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Golding
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Chillicothe
Charles Leckner
William Strawn
Lois Golding
W. J. Golding
Vaughn Earich
Trimble
Wilbur Kempton
Janet Earich
Dayton
Michael Wicktor
Marilyn Louise
Detroit
Irvin Carter
Charmaine
Jacksonville
C. A. Bingman
Columbus
Gail Bingman
Bonnie
Rolland Higgins
Beckhold
Local Youth Clubs Reorganize For Second Semester
History clubs at local schools reorganize with elected officers across seventh eighth and tenth grades. Seventh grade picks Ann Bailey as president and others in leadership roles. Eighth grade reelects Bob Barnett with Isabell Birbeck as vice president and Sharon Sams as secretary. Tenth grade lists Denzel Beha as president Alvin Adams as treasurer and Harold Metcalf as historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bailey
Ann Day
Sharon Sams
Gary Russell
Shelia Clar
Carole Mercer
Bob Barnett
Isabell Birbeck
Janice Russell
Mary Ford
Eddie McKnight
Raymond Hapney
Denzel Beha
Carole Harper
Alvin Adams
Alvin Depoy
Harold Metcalf
Keith Massie
Boyd Sidwell
Marilea Swiger
Ireland Congregational Christian Church
Florida
Pansy Byers
Carthage-Troy
Rebekah’s
Coolville
Rebekah Lodge
Women's Organization of the Odd Fellows
IOOF
Lunda Shanks
WSCS Meeting Noted With Birthdays And Visits
The WSCS meets Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ida Knight to observe member birthdays with refreshments. Various visits are cited including Donnie and Roberta Devols from Columbus and Logan to Mrs. Freda Miller, and a surprise birthday party for Rev. Barnhart at Freda Miller's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
WSCS
Ida Knight
Donnie Devol
Columbus
Robert Devol
Logan
Freda Miller
Barnhart
Dayton Bahrs
Pomeroy
Olen Genheimer
Woodrow Mora
Purley Karrs
Paul Karr
Clarence Wolfe
Springfield
Dana Fisher
Mr. Barnhart
H. R. Beaver
Beaver
Dorcas
Minnie Tuttle
Nettie
Forest Fire Danger Alert in Rural Southern Ohio
State forestry officials warn of high fire risk amid a mild winter. From March 1 to June 1 and October 1 to December 1, free burning permits are required for rural fires. Fire wardens listed for Gallia, Gallipolis, Cheshire, Bladen, and surrounding townships, with names of wardens and routes provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio
Gallia
David Williams
Rio Grande
Addison - Raymond H. Rife
Clarence Edward Casey
Earl Mink
Cheshire
W. C. Moor
Briggs Kirby
Roscoe J. Hix
Clay
Herman Brucker
Bladen
S. C. Hemphill
Clyde Smith
Charles M. Bane
Green
Edwin R. McCormick
Virgil R. Hamrick
Rodney
D. I. Adkins
Star
Waterloo
C. E. Harrison
Lecta
Wilbur Williams
Crown City
Garrett E. Watson
J. Everette Saunders
Mercerville
Harrison
H. W. Tope
Northup
Melvin Sheets
Paul E. Tope
Forrest R. Johnson
Ercerville
Huntington
E. E. Hartsook
Vinton
Alfred Radcliffe
Flying Repair Shop Revealed in Korea Deployment
A seven ton trailer van becomes a portable flying repair shop able to service radar controlled gun sights on F 84 Thunderjets and F 86 Sabres. Air Materiel Command at Wright Patterson AFB airlifted the first unit to Korea to replace bombed depots in two hours during emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Korea
Air Force
Air Materiel Command
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Couple, 93 and 77, Wed at Gallipolis
A marriage was performed Saturday by Justice of the Peace James A. Johnson uniting Curt Benson age 93 and Lucinda St. Clair age 77 in Gallipolis. License records show Benson has married twice before and St. Clair once before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Justice of the Peace
James A. Johnson
Curt Benson
Lucinda St. Clair
Benson
Injured in Crash in Jackson County Teen Listed at Holzer Hospital
Paul Colley age 17 of Jackson was admitted to Holzer Hospital about 10:30 p.m. Sunday with a compound fracture of the right arm from an automobile crash in Jackson County. He also had a bruised back. Details of the accident were not available locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Paul Colley
Jackson
Holzer Hospital
Jackson County
McLaney Booster Club organized in New Lexington
The Mc Laney Booster Club organized in New Lexington with Walter Harriett as president Delores Wright as vice president Virginia Moore as secretary treasurer and Do W Paine a Crooksville power engineer listed among officers. Other local news notes include Crooksville music concert at the high school auditorium and the Feast of the Seven Tables at Crooksville Methodist Church. Another item reports New Lexington High School basketball banquet set for April 10 at the Methodist Church and Ernest Wilson named to Perry County Board of Health for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
McLaney
Walter Harriett
Delores Wright
Virginia Moore
Do. W. Paine
Crooksville
Ohio Power Co
F. W. Woodward Electrical Co
Lancaster
Methodist Church
D. J. Lewis
Ernest Wilson
New Straitsville
Perry County Board of Health
Robert Hillegas
Perry County Selective Service Board
Louis Page
Shawnee Claycraft Brick Co
New Lexington Fire Department
John E. Weiland
Co. W. Morris
Vern Sorghan
Wade Kiryball
Robert J. Chute
Sanitation Hearing Set by Ohio River Valley Group
A public hearing will be held by the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission in the new post office building in Pittsburgh at 10 a.m. March 31. Officials invite any affected residents or their representatives to attend. Discussions will cover water pollution control as Ohio cities respond to state regulations, with the Pittsburgh to Dam 27 area under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
Post Office
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Water Pollution Control Commission
Dam 27
Huntington
Parked Car Struck In Gallipolis By Route 1 Driver
A. Merton Akinson of Parkersburg, 50, collided with John Blazer’s parked car on Fourth Ave near Washington School after swerving left to avoid a child. A second incident at 5:30 p.m. reported Noah C. Saunders’s car being hit by Joseph A. Luikart as he backed from the curb on First Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
A. Merton Akinson
Parkersburg
John Blazer
Fourth Ave
Washington School
Noah C. Saunders
First Ave
Joseph A. Luikart
Sidney Youth Held in Death
Sidney sheriff says Richard Cooper 19 is detained in Shelby County jail on suspicion related to the death of Ruth Drees 17 whose body was found in a car along a railroad right of way near Sidney. Authorities report pathologists' findings are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Robert Gearhart
Shelby
Richard Cooper
Ruth Drees
Cooper
Shelby County
Sidney High School
Gearhart
Miss Drees
Five Persons Cited On Speeding Charges
Gallipolis state highway patrols arrested five persons on speeding charges Monday. All were fined ten dollars and costs by Judge William H. Jones except Roland L. Karns who posted twenty dollars bond for appearance. Fined were Charlies L. Harris Lester Sanderson Luther Locklear and Walter E. Gerke. William O'Dell was fined for passing a yellow line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William H. Jones
Roland L. Karns
Arcanum
Charlies L. Harris
Akron
Lester Sanderson
Detroit
Luther Locklear
St. Pauls
N.C
Walter E. Gerke
Dunbar
W.va
William O'Dell
Leivasy
W. Va
Holzer Hospital Notes and Discharges
Hospital notes from Holzer list numerous admissions including Anna Jordan Point Pleasant surgical flag and Stewart Hackler Jackson surgical. Discharges include Arthur Henson and infant and multiple named patients and infants with varied last names across the service area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Tucker
Grimms Landing
Buddy Day
Crown City
Anna Jordan
Point Pleasant
Stewart Hackler
Jackson
Surgical
Dallas G. Moss
Northup
Eves McGowan
Oak Hill
Salem Kinley
Ironton
P. White
John Hartung
Pomeroy
Ry Hunt
Soldiers Return From Far East aboard Gen. Simon B Buckner
Cpl. Gideon Shark of Haydenville and Pfc. Fred Shires Jr. of Glouster returned from the Far East Monday aboard the Navy transport Gen. Simon B. Buckner in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Gideon Shark
Haydenville
Fred Shires, Jr
Glouster
Far East
Navy
Simon B. Buckner
Gallipolis C of C Dinner Features Utility Exec Speaker
More than 200 attend the Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce annual dinner at Grace Methodist Church. Har ry Miller of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. outlines regional power plans, industrial prospects, and three threats to a free economy. The Cavalcade Choristers perform, and officers are honored with a golden gavel for retiring president Paul Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Stanley Evans
Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Unles Congress
Indust
Pike County
Ohio
Washington
Eisenhower
Robert L. Rannells
Paul M. Niswander
Grace Church
Chester Haddox
Mason County
Haddox
The
C. of C
John FE. Halliday
River Traffic and Gauge Readings for Monday
River stage shows a steady fall of ten files per hour with dams down and rates to rise overnight. Lock readings list multiple vessels and times with Ohio and Kanawha River movements including Trade Winds, Lehigh, Bruce, Peace, Mountaineer and others trading positions across locks Gallipolis Winfield and Marmet with various up and down movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Winfield
Kanawha Falls
Point Pleasant
Ohio River
Lehigh
Lucas
Sohio State
Creditor
Central
Ndiana
Constituon
Bruce
Peace
Mountaineer
Sycamore
Elien
Francis
Patsy Chotin
Foster
Pennsylvania
Reliance
Semet
Kanawha
Solivagian
Jones
Jol ly Eight Bridge Club Hosts Play Night
New Straitsville reports a Bridge Club gathering at Sue McQuade's home with Geniveve Hartman top score. Anna Lillico places second. Other attendees include Garnet Pearl Laura Miller Jean Williams and substitutes Mildred Thompson and Juliette Hatem. Local bake sale planned March 14 at Cook's Restaurant by Pocahontas Lodge. Walter Fleming formerly of New Straitsville died in Florida. Senior Class of Newtsville High School scheduled a payment for March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Jolly Eight Bridge Club
Sue McQuade
Geniveve Hartman
Anna Lillico
Garnet Pearl
Laura Miller
Jean Williams
Mildred Thompson
Juliette Hatem
Pocahontas Lodge
Cook's Restaurant
Jackry
Cleveland
Clarence Heid
Alfred Mathews
Claudia Potts
Mable Ambrose
Mable Price
Margery Harbaugh
Columbus
Rebekah
Ermel Williams
Walter Fleming
Florida
Newtsville High School
Surprise Trip Planned To Scottish Wedding
Gallipolis doctors Dr. William F. Ashe and Dr. J. Gordon Gibert plan a surprise appearance at the wedding of friend Dr. A. P. Meiklejohn in Acharadle Scotland on March 20. They will fly via Pan American Airways from New York to Glasgow then visit London before returning March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William F. Ashe
J. Gordon Gibert
A. P. Meiklejohn
Acharadle
Scotland
New York
Glasgow
London
United Kingdom
Pan American Airways
Ashe
University of Edinburgh
United States
Meiklejohn
the Fish University
Gibert
Washington
Scottish Highlands
Campbell
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Chiefs Club
Youth Fellowship
Tribe
Lemon
St. George Club
Mark
Windy City Area
Gerald Renkenberger
Mr. Renkenberger
D. P. Hawkins
Paul
Sandra Lee
Ed Renkenberg
Hoyt Webster
S. H. Milan
Star Route
D. Spurgeon Reef
Herman H. Wood
D. S. Davis
Patriot
Raccoon
Harley Gooch Thomas
Bidwell
David Wiliams
Charles E. Childers
Thurman
John W. Evans
Willard Delmer Call
Evan S. Jenkins
Willis McBride
Ay O. J. White
Guy Clark
Walnut
Paul Pope
John R. Brown
Cy Drummond
Patriot 1
Cal
Clarence Sellers
Cove
Harry Machir
Curtiss Cornell
Roscor Hill
Arthur Henson
Marshal
Canaday
William Marietta
Sami Martin
Jenkin Williams
William Johnson
Hyman Collins
Irene Moore
Cass Adkins
John Gray, Jr
H.S. Ellsworth
Maymie Barrows
Clyde Harrison
Vance Campbell
William Rowe
John Matthews
Ervin Hammond
James Hall
Carlis Bobo
Marlin James
Neil Sanders
William Lockard
Allen Hughes
Ora Shock- Jey
Paul Watson
Greig
Nellie
Kentucky
Ezekiel
Depathy
Een
Debra Paget
Robert Wagne
Ruth Hussey
Henry Koster
Hal Wallis
Little Sheba
Seneme Terry Moore
New York Times
Burt Lancaster
Shirley Booth
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