York GOP Plans Dinner Honoring Ohio Governor Candidate
York area actions for a dinner meeting in Nelsonville to honor Thomas J. Herbert Republican candidate for governor, hosted by the Women’s Republican Club of Athens County. Miss Margaret Johnson and Corwin Cookson will perform. Rev. John Linyd Evans to MC. event at the Presbyterian Church social rooms on Thursday March 25 at 6 o’clock with dish and table service requests for Nelsonville women.
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Wnelsonville
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio
Harry Kelley, Jr
Presbyterian Church
Republican Club
Athens County
Margaret Johnson
Corwin Cookson
John Linyd Evans
Nelsonville
Buchtel
Imogene Newman
Paul Tomlinson
Roy Wright
Roy Earl
James Odenthal
Helen
Tommy
Tancaster
Jolly Stitchers
Maron
Jeanette
Peggy Dearing
Edna Dearing
Shirley Robson
Nancy Hayden
Ruth Souders
Margaret Robson
Charlotte Thomas
Emogene Hayden
Barbara Garner
Nancy
Verna Dearing
Floyd Hayden
Clarence Ward
Sherry
Judy
Dayton
A. T. Delong
Dennis Byron
Youngstown
M. L. Byron
Buchtel High School
Ed Stevens
Nona Sayre
Detroit
Bill Stevens
Ida Poling
Oscar Willison
Tiarry Krumlaus
Tome
Newark
Charles Mohler
Anna Ashbaugh
New Lexington
Clarence Meek
Stewart
Chio
Joep Wagner
David
A. T.delone
Ofia
Qstar Willison
Groveport
Malachy Byron
Lowell Tucker
Dana Bookman
Mary Castell
Clarence Lehman
Carbon
Earl Wriehf
Thomas Rapson
Five Are Fined by Mayor Daugherty
Nelsonville report: Dave Evans of Carbon Hill pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid 50 plus costs after an arraignment in Mayor Oral Daugherty’s court. He returned Sunday for an encore and was fined 100 plus costs and jailed for non payment. John Heselden of this city was jailed for non payment of 50 plus costs after a second appearance. Hershel Sewards of New Plymouth and Floyd Dearth of Nelsonville were each fined 25 plus costs for intoxication. John M. Cavey of Glouster paid 10 plus costs for crashing a red traffic light.
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Nelsonville
Dave Evans
Carbon Hill
Oral Daugherty
Evans
John Heselden
Daughertys
Hershel Sewards
New Plymouth
Floyd Dearth
John M. Cavey
Glouster
Mrs John Herrold Hosts WSCS Meeting in Lent
Nelsonville circle of the Women's Society of Christian Service met March 21 at Mrs. Frank O'Mara's home with Mrs. John Herrold leading. R R Stalter gave a devotional on Luke 23, and Mrs. Julius Fischer discussed The Cross over Africa noting Africa's resources. Ten members attended with new member Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy welcomed.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
John Herrold
Frank O'Mara
R. R. Stalter
Julius Fischer
Africa
O'Mara
Philip Weller
Elizabeth Murphy
Two Auto Accidents Reported in Nelsonville
Police report two automobile crashes in Nelsonville early Sunday. A machine driven by Robert A. Gleich 335 Sheldon Ave Columbus collided with the rear of Charles Robison’s car parked on Chestnut Street. Gleich said he dozed momentarily before the collision.
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Nelsonville
Robert A. Gleich
Sheldon A. Columbus
Chestnut St
Charles
Robison
Gleich
Richard Calhoon dies at 74 in Nelsonville area
Richard Calhoon, 74, longtime Plains resident, died Sunday evening at his home in Nelsonville. He is survived by his wife Laura Calhoon. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at The Plains Methodist Church, with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery in Nelsonville. Friends may call at the family residence.
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Nelsonville
Richard Calhoon
the Plains
Hts
Laura Calhoon
ERb-HELP claims cleanse body and cure ailments
One man reports three days on ERb-HELP and says his body cleansed of filth, headaches ended, pimples vanished, rheumatic pains eased, leaving him feeling fine. The ad touts 12 herbs that cleanse bowels clear gas and aid liver and kidneys, urging purchases at Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut-Rate in Nelsonville.
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Ile
Athens Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Betts
Korea
Watt's
Ciuines Pharmacy
Athens
Starks Pharmacy
Pomeroy
Balls Pharmacy
Buchtel Social And Personal News
Illness and family visits feature the Buchtel notes. Imogene Newman is ill with flu and bronchitis. Mrs. Paul Tomlinson and family visited relatives in the area. Several gatherings, club meetings, and birthdays are noted with names and places in Akron area communities.
Youth Fellowship Elects Officers at First Presbyterian
Nelsonville youth group held supper Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church as officers were elected: Linden Evans president Jean Warner vice president and program chairman Sue Metianiel secretary Jane Krieg social chairman. Vesper service led by Canthia Asneman and Dick Ash.
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Nelsonveille
Suppet
First Presbyterian Church
All O'Clork
Limd Evans
Jean Warner
Sue Mefianiel
Jane Kreg
Canthia Asneman
Dick Ash
Westminster Foundation
Ohio University
Sue McDaniel
Totune McDaniel
Tran Warner
Trish Shafer
David Davis
Linyd Evans
Janie Krieg
Fancy
Lanny McManus
Elgyra Thompson
Marjorie Kline
Pauline De-Long
Jacqueline Green
Mable Cummins
Ann Preston
Patt Huddy
Earbara Evans
Willis Wolfe
Lloyd Evans
Emblem Club To Hold Monthly Meeting in Nelsonville
The Nelsonville Emblem Club will hold its monthly social meeting Tuesday evening March 26 at the Elks Club. All officers are asked to meet at 7 30 for inspection practice.
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Nelsonville
Emblem Club
Elks’ Club
Retta Howe Class Hosts Monthly Methodist Meet
The Retta Howe Class of the Methodist Church held its monthly meeting at Mrs Gerald Wallace's home on St Charles Street. President Bessie Stephenson led the gathering with reports from the secretary and treasurer, while guests enjoyed games and devotion led by the hostesses.
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Nelsonville
Gerald Wallace
St Charles St
Donald Dunkle
Leonard Bateman
Retta Howe
Methodist Church
Walser
Bessie Stephenson
Ness
Taylor Ridge Social Mention
Community notes from Taylor Ridge record a funeral for Charles Rotinette at Millfeld Church of Christ with burial in Hilltop Cemetery. visits and family events include Davis golden wedding in Jacksonville and various locals visiting relatives in nearby towns. Entries mention travel from Daxton Glouster and Athens with social duties and military discharge updates.
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Taylor Ridge
Fred Olbers
Clifford Olbers
Daxton
Emmett Olbers
Glouster
Charles Rotinette
Millfeld Church of Christ
Hilltop
Cemeteria Davis
Fred Kempton
Maplewood
John Davis
7Ville
Harry Richards
H. A. Rogers
Joseph Wilson
Erma KcCaughey
Roger
Roseville
Maria Lee Dunn
Girard
William Davis
David Swartz
Bile
Carl Welling
Jacksonville
Davis
Taylor Ridge Church of
Mont Davis
Mona Joan
Athens
Maxville Community Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Mrs Join Helber and Mrs Francis Merrick with daughter Mats visit in Columbus. Residents travel to Lancaster for hospital care and Farm Bureau meeting in Somers. Readers note multiple calls on illness and family visits among Bremen Logan and Columbus residents over the weekend.
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Maxville
Join Helber
Francis Merrick
Daught Mats
Columbus
Somers
Finy Vanatta
Amanda Wilson
Lancaster
Stella Mohler
Dick Richards
Harold Ackers
Alfred Rowland
Mir
Albert Sheets
Ed Jones
Bridgeport
Bott Sheets
Clarence Cummons
Bremen
RFD
David Handyshell
Ray Griggs
Carl Griggs
Z. W. Wilson
J. E. Griggs
William Spohn
Ray Vanatta
Second Title In 3 Years For Middies
Middletown wins Class A championship at Toledo, undefeated season, beating Akron North 42 37 to claim state title for second time in three years. Farmer wins Class B crown at Springfield after beating Worthington 36 32.
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Harold Harrikcson
Associated Press
Middletown
Farmer
Mighty
Ohio
Middies
Toledo
Springfield
Cassactory
Teleria Woodward
Akron North
Bradford
Worthington
Bellevue
Jim Smithy
Don Bolton
Omer Blevins
Paul Lanson
Milton Wells
Jim Harris
East Liverpool
Middletown Victory
George Houck
Rovner Greene
Tigers
Ollie Zedaker
Wil H
Ed Lord
Tiger
Waynesburg
Championship Tigers
Leighton Fritz
Lord
Robert Beerbower
Tom Hartman
Oluf Rasor
Av—Vern Petrie
Akron
Fal Crane
Walter Ashbaugh
John Kornowa
Toledo Woodward
Bob Sadowski
Robert Shorver
Earl Nash
Bernard Biggums
Ben Trillt
Jack Davis
Ohio Bowler Misses 300 Game in Elks Tourney
Chet Glass of Springfield fell five pins short of a perfect 300 as he and Bob Palmer led the doubles division of the Elks State Bowling Tournament with a 1.366. Marshall and Bullo of Canton were second with 1.307 while Disbennet and Winterseller of Marion tied for third. Arnold Mansheld led singles with a 689. In New York Don Otten of Bowling Green University accepted an invitation to the All-Star East West game at Madison Square Garden to play for the West.
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Dayton
Chet Glass
Springfield
Bob Palmer
Glass
Palmer
Marshall
Bullo
Canton
Disbennet
Winter- Seller
Marion
Arniz
Mansheld
All-Stars
New York
Don Otten
Bowling Green University
Ohio
Madison Square Garden
Herald- Tribune
Fresh Air Fund
Otten I
Fullerton Round-Up Signals Lacrosse Push and Miscellany
A chaotic sports column notes lacrosse efforts at Albuquerque Indian School led by ex Fensselaer coach Starzenssl. It references Elroy signing with the Chicago Rockets, Giants coach Mara on Soldier Field, Braves canopy plans, Ben Carnevale’s golf prowess in Chapel Hill, LIU returnees Howie and Lenny Rader amid eligibility questions, LSU coaches’ car crash attack, plus Penn and Villanova publicity quips and a Doc Blanchard brick-house jab.
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New York
Starzenssl
Fensselaer
Albuquerque
Elroey
John
Chicago Rockets
Football Giants
Jack Mara
Soldiers Field
Boston Braves
Tres Bal Park
Ben Carnevale
North Carolina Basket‘ Gooc
Chapel Hall
Estelle Lawson Page
All-Star High School Football Game Planned by Grid Coaches
The Ohio High School Football Coaches Association announces an All-Star game in Toledo on Aug. 15 as part of a nationwide clinic. Twenty four players per squad will be chosen from last season’s All-Ohio selections and AP News teams, with two squads practicing Aug. 9 and coached by OSU’s Paul Bialer and assistants. The game will rotate among five districts and be a yearly event.
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Toledo
Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
Jack Mollenkof
Toledo Waite
Associated International News Service
United Press
Ohio State
Wate High School
Associated Press
Ohio
Leonard Corbin
Warren
Bruce Beatty
Canton Lincoln
Richard O'Hanlon
East Liverpool
Robert Platz
Martins Ferry
Robert Lally
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Charles Siford
Lima South
Clinton Knitz
Snead Boasts His Golf Winnings
Greensboro Open winner Sam Snead remains hot as professional golf tours head to the Charlotte Open. His 270 stroke play at Sedgefield Country Club earned $1,500, lifting his 1946 total to $6,732.50 and placing him third in money winnings behind Hogan and Nelson.
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Greensboro
N. C
Sam Snead
Charlotte
Byron Nelson
Jacksonville
Fla
Sedgefield Country Club
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Beron Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Feller Tops Reds In Grapefruit Showdown
Bob Feller, the sole Indian to win among Cleveland pitchers, shut out Reds batter Mike McCormick twice in four innings as Cincinnati beat Cleveland 7-3 in the opener. Allie Reynolds was roughed for five in the eighth, and the second game ended 7-6 in favor of Cincinnati with mostly reserves. Development of Bill Peterman as a catcher could fill the Phillies backstop hole.
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Tampa. Fla
P—Rapid
Robert Feller
Cleveland
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Feller
Mike McCormick
Reds
McCormick
Dodgers discuss trade for Mickey Owen to Cardinals
In May trade chatter from Orlando reports the Brooklyn Dodgers may send 24 year old catcher Mickey Owen back to the Cardinals. The clubs reportedly seek left handed pitcher Max Lanier in exchange for Owen who is awaiting his navy discharge.
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Orlando
Fla
Mickey Owen
Dodgers
St. Louis
Max Lanier
Etten Likely Opens Season at Yankees First Base
In a major roster reshuffle manager Joe McCarthy moved Nick Etten to his No. 1 Yankees lineup at first base. Johnny Sturm and Buddy Hassett were sent to the Bradenton squad in a wholesale personnel shift.
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Sarasota
Fla
Nick Etten
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Etten
Johnny Sturm
Buddy Hassett
Bradentown
Voiselie Likely Giants Opening Day Pitcher
Miami report notes manager Mel Ott has not confirmed the move but Bill Voiselie appears set for the April 16 opening day start. The right hander threw a complete nine inning game, limiting Boston to seven hits as the Giants beat the Braves 7-2.
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Miami
Fla
Mel Ott
Bill Voiselie
New York Giants
Boston
Braves
Phillies and Athletics Split City Series in Miami
Philadelphia Phillies tied the City series with the Athletics 3-2 in Miami Beach. The teams now have two wins each and will open the season at Shibe Park.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Philadelphia Phillies
Athletics
Shibe Park
Torres Signs With Washington Senator Infielder
Havana report states Bernardo Pasquel said Gilberto Torres had not signed to play in Mexico this season and had not been contacted recently. Torres reportedly returned his contract to Washington owner Clark Griffith earlier this week.
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Havana
Bernardo Pasquel
Gilberto Torres
Washington
Senaor
Mexico
Pasquel
Torres
Clark Griffith
Savoldi Quits Promoting Wrestling for Midwest Sports
Chicago based promoter Joe Savoldi, ex Notre Dame fullback, resigns from fight promotion duties. He served as promoter here after returning from overseas duty and will devote all his time to wrestling with Midwest Sports, Inc. of Chicago.
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Chicago
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Midwest Sports, Inc
Savold
Wresting
Reserve Coach Returns to Cleveland 1
Dick Luther 26 returns as assistant football coach at Western Reserve University as spring practice begins under Head Coach Tom Davies. Luther, a star tackle at Reserve before the war, left the staff in 1942 to join the Navy while the Red Cats start a new season amid postwar adjustments.
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Cleveland
Dick Luther
Western Reserve University
Red Cats
Tom Davies
Luther
Navy
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