Semipro league talks pace Nelsonville area baseball plans
Estel Crabtree, ex Major Leaguer, spearheads a Nelsonville area effort to organize a semipro Southeastern Ohio baseball league with sites including Nelsonville Logan Glouster Shawnee and McConnelsville. The meeting is postponed to next Monday as organizer Joe Damese cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Estel Crabtree
Joe Damese
Pennelly
Gaston Slaves
Columbus
Gandiot
VFW
Logan
Glouster
Shawnee
McConnelsville
Othe
Athens
Bowling Standings And High Scores From Local Leagues
The bulletin lists weekly bowling results with team records, individual high scores, and team highs. Notable figures include Sams of Roy's Auto with a 235 single and 606 for three games, Parker's Wholesale leading a one-game score of 922, and Roy's Auto posting the top three-game team score of 2550. Other clubs such as McKee Co, McKee Drugs, and Barber's Service appear with contrasting records and standout performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MASES
Geet Inpedicions
Oe Ee
Roy’s Auto
Merlmon
Succes
Parker's Wholesale
Martin Heaters
Messenger
Athens Machine
Carpenter
American Legion
Sams
Roy's Auto
Heck Plumbing
McKee Co
McKee Drugs
Mathews Oil Co
Ss Okil Cea
Barber's Service
Ford Hack
Byard
McKee Drug
Bohn
Santenesonnahe
Itil
TAM
Wagner
Jack and
Jill Terri Easter
Teresa
Hall
Vern Stephens Aims for Big Browns Season Comeback
Vern Stephens, the sturdy Browns shortstop, seeks his best season since joining the major leagues in 1941. He reflects on past friction with manager Luke Sewell, which contributed to his move to the Mexican League last year, and says he is happy and content now under Muddy Ruel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Vern Stephens
St. Louis Browns
Mickey Rooney
Luke Sewell
Browns
Herold
Muddy) Ruel
Luke
Vern
St. Louis
Ohioan Favored In Boxing Show
The five night amateur boxing tournament begins tomorrow with seven nations competing under the Allied Forces Sports Council. Top American favorite is Russell Jefferson of the Berlin Command, a 147 pounder from Cleveland, Ohio, with 15 straight knockouts. Other roster members include Allen Scott 116 Dayton Ohio and Robert Hughes 170 Warren Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Allied Forces Sports Council
Russell, Jefferson
Berlin Command
Cleveland
Ohio
Allen Scott
Dayton
Robert Hughes
Warren
Babe Zaharias wins Titleholders at Augusta in 304 total
Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Denver added the Titleholders event to her Southeast wins. She shot a final round 74 to finish 304 for 72 holes at the Augusta Country Club, edging Dorothy ahead in the final standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Denver
Zaharias
Augusta Country Club
Et Aca
Dorothy
Indians Sell Don Ross to Hollywood
The Cleveland Indians traded 31 year old utility infielder Don Ross to Hollywood of the Pacific Coast League. The move leaves nine infielders on the roster and follows a barnstorming California trip. Manager Lou Boudreau had planned Ross for 1947 but now believes Eddie Beckman fits as a spare infielder and pinch hitter. The club also lost 10 to 8 to the Chicago White Sox in San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Cleveland Indians
California
Tribe
Chicago Cubs
Bob Kuzava
Steve Gromek
Kuzava
Gromek
Don Ross
Hollywood
Ross
Lou Boudreau
Don
Boudreau
Eddie Beckman
Chicago White Sox
San Diego
Phoenix
Jim Delsing
Sox
Pro basketball scores and league playoffs results
Pro basketball Boston beat Cleveland 71 66 and Philadelphia defeated New York 76 72. In baseball league playoffs Fort Wayne won against Rochester 56 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Fort Wayne
Rochester
Chandler delays Yankees Dodgers feud hearing in bid to review
Commissioner A. B. Happy Chandler headed back to Cincinnati after announcing the Yankees Dodgers feud hearing would stay open indefinitely. He said he would explore the matter at his leisure rather than close it out immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
A. B
Happy
Two Ham Blellerton Winners Lead Golden West Nominees
Inglewood Calif, Titan Hanover of Arden Homestead Goshen NY and Walter E Smiths Chester Town head a list of 28 nominees for the $50,000 Golden West surge on May 10 at Hollywood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Calif
Titan Hanover
Arden Homestead
Goshen
N. Y
Walter E. Smith
Chestertown
Ina
Hollywood Park
Tigers Piling Up Spring Training Complete Games
Detroit pitchers in Lakeland have logged five complete games as four starters already own five full outings this spring. Disty Trout opened the run with a 4-2 loss to the Red Sox and then beat the Yankees 3-2. Virgil Trucks, Freddie Hutchinson, and Lou Kretlow delivered complete game wins, while Dick Wakefield suffered a pulled muscle in Detroit's last exhibition versus Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Bengals
Steve O'Neill
Disty Trout
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Trout
Virgil Trucks
Buffalo Bisons
Freddie Hutchinson
Lou Kretlow
Tiger
Kansas City
Newark
Dick Wakefield
Detroit
Boston Braves
Sox Open Long Run of One Day Stand in Boston
Boston Red Sox begin a string of single day exhibitions in Boston facing local Buffs of the Texas League. Mel Parnell earned the 5-1 victory in a win over New Orleans, the hometown pitcher securing credit for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Red Sox
Houston
Tex
New Orleans
Mel Parnell
Boston
Chicago and New York games listed in schedule
Chicago A faces New York N while Boston A plays Houston TL New York A meets Philadelphia N and Chicago N clashes with Cleveland A Cincinnati meets St Louis N and St Louis A plays Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Boston
Houston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Miller Seen Bolstering Red Team
Tampa Florida reports Eddie Miller planned to debut with the Cincinnati Reds. The Reds, projected to finish near the bottom of the National League, hope Miller’s defense lifts them while Augie Galan strengthens the lineup with a .310 batting average and solid exhibition play. Brooklyn veteran Galan seizes cleanup duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Augie Galan
Brooklyn
Augie
Redlegs
Open Ends In Tie At Charlotte Golf Championship
Cary Middlecoff of Memphis and George Schoux of San Francisco, playing from Winged Foot Club, battled to a tie for the Charlotte Open title after an 18 hole playoff. Both shot 277 in the $10,000 event, sharing the $2,000 top prize and agreeing to split first and second place winnings plus half of the day’s gate receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
George Schoux
San Francisco
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Winged Foot Club
Myers Park
Schoux
Browns coach Paul Brown to headline McKinley banquet
Niles report states Paul Brown head coach and general manager of the Cleveland Browns will be the principal speaker at a banquet honoring McKinley High School football and basketball squads tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
McKinley High School
Charles Versus Moore Set For Cincinnati Bout
Ezzard Charles the local light heavyweight and Archie Moore of St Louis won Cincinnati Boxing Commission approval yesterday for a 10 round bout in Cincinnati on April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
MOORE
Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Archie Moore
St. Louis
Cincinnati Boxing Commission
Colts Sign Ex Ole Miss Star Ray Terrell In 1947 Contract
Baltimore announces the signing of Ray Terrell a former University of Mississippi standout who played with the Cleveland Browns last season to a contract with the Baltimore Colts of the All America pro football league for 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ray Terrell
University of Mississippi
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Colts
Sports Roundup Sparks from Frank Frisch and 1948 Olympic hopes
New York notes include Frank Frisch praising Marty Marion’s development and power after early doubt. Johnny Fulton plans summer work in New York with Olympic aims for 1948 in sight. Duke lacrosse, Sugar Bowl prospects, and Hoot Man’s Hambletonian chance appear amid mentions of six new Southeastern League umpires, all veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Frisch
Cardinals
Pirates
Frank
Marty Marion
Marion
Rochester
Johnny Fulton
Stanford
Australia
Sam
Sugar Bowl
Corenswet
New Orleans
Ed Koffenberger
Duke
Fred Eagan
Southeastern Baseball League
Navy
Infantry
Army Air Corps
Stuart Stephenson
Toledo Bowlers Sweep Honors in State Tournament
Toledo Keglers dominated the Ohio State bowling meet finishing top five in all events and doubles. Green Bar Inns of Toledo won the team title with 3 039, Salem Bowling Center claimed booster honors at 2 735, while Joe Kurdys and Cap Piorda led doubles with 1 270 and Frank Chisman topped singles at 688.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Green Bar Inns
Whench Félsenbrau Beers
Dayton
Salem, O
Joe Kurdys
Cap Piorda
Frank Chisman
North Canton
Joe Filgo
Concord Families and Local Gatherings Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs George Chapman announce a son Dana Paul. Mrs Catherine Antle fractures her ankle after a porch fall and is treated in Corning with a cast. West Carrollton’s Vincent Baily and others dine with the Myers family. Mur ray City Joe Stone visits Antle household. Robinett and Antle families host and visit Trimble and Phillips households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
George Chapman
Dana Paul
Catherine Antle
Corning
Wallace
Vincent Baily
West Carrollton
Wilbur Evarts
Cecil Antle
Lawrence Myers
Opal
Joe Stone
Ramsey Eliminated Chicago-4 in National Table Tennis Tourney
Ralph Ramsey of Hamilton Ohio lost to William Holtzrichter of Chicago in the second round 23 21 21 13 and 21 12 in last night’s national table tennis tournament match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
Chicago
Ralph Ramsey
Hamilton
William Holtzrichter
Alliance group to hold state convention in June
The Hot Stove League organization based in the area will conduct its state convention here during June. The group operates as a national fans’ body dedicated to baseball discussion and planning events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Hot Stove League
Point Pleasant preps May 10 celebration for new B&O bridge
The Middle Ohio Valley Progress Celebration will mark the Kanawha River bridge opening on May 10 with a parade, speeches by Gov Meadows and Pres White, and a model showing railroad bridge development. Four hundred dollars in prizes will be awarded in a hillbilly band contest as 50 bands from several states participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Middle Ohio Valley
B&o
Kanawha River
Walden F. Roush
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Marietta
Huntington
Kenova
Clarence W. Meadows
West Virginia
R. B. White
Tu Endie Wei Park
Kanawha
Ohio Rivers
Ohio
Kentucky
Roush
B. W. Krodel
Ohio Valley
Middle
Ohio River Valley
Two Rivers
Krodel
Emory Hawks
Rotary Club
Dolph Hill
Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. G. F. Johnson
Senior Woman's Club
E. B. Jones
Tri-County Chamber of Commerce
Maurice A. Mayes
Local Post American Legion
Chester Roush
Kiwanis Club
Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce
Carl Taylor
Henderson
Marjorie Waldie
D. A. Windsor
Marietta Manufacturing Co
C. H. Withers
Co. D. McGarry
Robert Young
Capt
Grover C. Hite
Auto Fire Reported in Point Pleasant
In Point Pleasant at Ohio Street volunteers responded to a car fire at 6 p.m. Saturday. The blaze caused only slight damage to the vehicle and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Ohio St
Fire destroys J. M. Snyder home in Ireland
Early Sunday a kerosene lamp exploded, burning the home of J. M. Snyder to the ground. Snyder escaped through a window, was found far away inadequately clothed, and taken to the Blizzard rest home in Athens after initial care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
J. M. Snyder
Ireland
Snyder
Clyde Blizzard
Athens
Keith Brandeberry
Cincinnati
A. W. Brandeberry
Mary Parrish
Belpre
Clyde Parrish
Homer Friend
Canton
Emmett Friend
Mary McCutcheon
Guysville
Lloyd Friend
Freddy McCutcheon
Little Hocking
Ford
Howard Parrish
M. C. Westfall
Columbus
Parrish
Louella Smith
C. E. Snyder
Charles Gillilan
Don Deeter
J. W. Deeter
W. H. Ashcraft
Parkersburg
E. G. Ashcraft
Garrett to Bears after A and M ineligibility
Chicago Bears sign 270 pound tackle Garrett after he was ruled ineligible at Oklahoma A and M. The transfer comes as tailback Bob Fenimore, also from the same school, moves to the Bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
BEARS
Chicago
Goose Garrett
Oklahoma A
M. East Fall
Chicago Bears
Bob Fenimore
Arrangements Pushed For Youths Camp At County Camp
The Trinity Methodist Church committee met to plan the July 7-11 youth camp at the County t H Camp on South Side. Donald Foglesong of Mason City will direct, Milton Burdette of Leon leads recreation, William A. Woolfitt oversees commissary. Attendees included Chairman Rothgeb, Mr and Mrs Woolfitt, J B Couch, Mrs Preston Snowden, Mrs Denver Knapp, and Revs F H Capehart and Holly O Shamblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Trinity Methodist Church
D. W. Rothgeb
South Side
Donald Foglesong
Mason City
Milton Burdette
Leon
William A. Woolfitt
Rothgeh
Woolfitt
J. B. Couch
Preston Snowden
Denver Knapp
F. H. Capehart
Holly O. Shamblin
Mrs Fowler Dies Aged 74 at Kanawha Street
Mrs Mary Louise Fowler 74 of Kanawha Street died after a prolonged illness. Last rites planned at Chapman funeral home Tuesday at 2 p.m. Rev O C Landrum officiating. Survived by step son Sterling Fowler of Baltimore Md sister Mrs Dora Stortz who shared her home three brothers Henry Ladikart Circleville Samuel Lulkart Red House and George Luikart Red House. Presbyterian Church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mary Louise Fowler
Kanawha St
Chapman
O. C. Landrum
Sterling Fowler
Baltimore
Dora Stortz
Henry Ladikart
Samuel Lulkart
Circle
Friendship Circle Plans Easter Party at Heights EUB Church
Mrs. Marcus McDaniel of Bellemeade hosted the Friendship Circle of Heights EUB Church Friday. Members plan an Easter party next Friday with attendees dressed as children wearing Easter bonnets. Refreshments were served to a group including Mrs. R. W. Sayre and Mrs. Toral Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Marcus McDaniel
Bellemeade
Friendship Circle of Heights Eub
McDaniel
R. W. Sayre
Toral Morrison
Ernest Warner
Vitus Hartley
Roy Blessing
Charles Musgrave
Otto Rodgers
Elza Moore
Elmer Ebersbach
Burdette Kessel Lyle wedding in Charleston
Mrs Eunice Beller and other local residents attended the marriage of Miss Katharine Kessel and Willis Lyle Burdette at Humphreys Memorial Methodist Church in Charleston. The bride is daughter of Dr and Mrs Ray Kessel of Charleston. groom is son of Mr and Mrs W L Burdette of Logan West Virginia. Mrs Beller is the bridegroom’s aunt and William H Burdette served as a bridesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Beller
William H. Burdette
P. T. Burdette
Louis Bateson
Harry Bateson
James E. McComb
Katherine Kessel
Willis Lyle Burdette
Humphreys Memorial Methodist Church
Charleston
Mrs Ora Biddle Attends Last Rites in St Marys
Mrs Ora P Biddle of Main St attends last rites for her aunt Mrs R H Trippett in St Marys on Sunday and plans to return home today Miss Claire Miller and Miss Betty Burdette of Charleston visit Mrs Eunice Beller in 412 21st St Miss Miller is daughter of Judge and Mrs Lewis H Miller of Ripley Vivian Knapp Alderson Broaddus College student arrives Wednesday to spend spring vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Denver Knapp of Kanawha St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora P. Biddle
Main St
R. H. Trippett
St. Marys
Claire Miller
Betty Burdette
Charleston
Eunice Beller
21St St
Miller
Lewis H. Miller
Ripley
Vivian Knapp
Alderson-Broaddus College
Philips
Denver Knapp
Kanawha St
Mrs Gaskins Rites Conducted at Home
Last rites for Mrs Emma Williamson Gaskins were held Sunday afternoon from the 2112 Madison Ave. home with Revs. Holly O Shamblin and F H Capehart presiding. Burial followed at Lone Oak Cemetery. Pallbearers were Paul L Thomas Edgar Creek Okey Bragg William H Bardin R J Heslop and William Heslop. Attendees included Mr and Mrs R M Sheets of Charleston Mr and Mrs J A Hobson of Mt Gilead Ohio Mr and Mrs Harry Long Mr and Mrs Walter Meinhart of Huntington and George and Ernest Rea of Syracuse and Pomeroy Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Emma Williamson Gaskins
Madison Ave
Holly O. Shamblin
F. H. Capehart
Lone Oak Cemetery
Paul L. Thomas
Edgar Creek
Okey Bragg
William H. Bardin
R. J. Heslop
William Heslop
R. M. Sheets
Charleston
J. A. Hobson
Mt. Gilead, O
Harry Long
Walter Meinhart
Huntington
George and
Ernest Rea
Syracuse
Pomeroy
Ohio
Two Divorce Actions Filed in Circuit Court
Two divorce filings enter the circuit court. Marshall Riley of Point Pleasant fights Betty Pauline Riley of Kesova for cruelty. the Rileys wed in 1945 and separated in 1946. Marion C. Jones of Point Pleasant sues Marie Jones non-resident for cruelty. they married in 1945 and separated the same year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Marshall Riley
Betty Pauline Riley
Kesova
Marion C. Jones
Marie Jones
Rileys
Joneses
Tax Collection Touring Kanawha County Heads North and South
Deputy Sheriff Toral Morrison and Mrs Morrison will hold tax collection sittings across the county. Mrs Morrison to work north of the Kanawha while Deputy Morrison works south, starting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Toral Morrison
Knights Templar to Attend Easter Service at First Presbyterian
Franklin Commandery members plan to attend Easter services at First Presbyterian Church in a body and will wear their regulation uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Franklin Commandery
Knights Templar
First Presbyterian
Two Service Stations Entered by Thieves in Gallipolis
Police report two filling stations Gulf Service at Pine and Third and Woods Service at Pine and Fourth were entered after midnight Saturday. Thieves took $32 from Woods, nothing from Gulf. Entry involved a trap and broken glass at Woods and a back door catch at Gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gulf Service Station
Pine and Third
Woods Service
Pine and Fourth
Gulf Station
Woods Station
Auto Burns After Crash Near Rutland
A single vehicle collision near Rutland left one car burning without injuries. Edgar Gibson of Columbus, 20, and Clyde King of Rutland, 32, sideswiped on Route 124 east of Rutland at 12 30 a m Sunday. Gibson drove off into a field where wiring sparked and the car burned. King was arrested for driving while intoxicated, pleaded guilty, and fined 100 dollars plus costs with 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Edgar Gibson
Columbus
Route 124
Rutland
Clyde King
Gibson
King
Court of Justice of the Peace
L. B. Higgins
Middleport
River Traffic at Gallipolis and Kanawha Falls Reported
The Ohio River level fell to 18 and 26.2 feet at Gallipolis locks while Kanawha Falls gauge stood at 6.28 feet. Upstream passages included George T. Price, Slack Barrett, Walter P. Dolle, Cornell, Brandt, American, Reed Cook, Martin and Dawson, Ravenswood, Wishard, Huntington, Ashland, Greenup, Portsmouth, Vanceburg, and Ogram with various times cited. down boats listed include Dauntless, Titan, Benwood, Omar, Tri State, and Campbell. On the Kanawha River the Dan Sullivan was up Marmet at 11:45 a.m. and Calvin Verity down Winfield at 1:05 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Kanawha Falls
Eureka
George T. Price
Slack Barrett
Walter P. Dolle
Ohio
Cornell
Brandt
Wheeling
American
Benwood
W. Va
Reed Cook
Martin and Dawson
Ravenswood
Ducetlile
Huntington
Wishard
Turner
Ashland
George Verity
Greenup
Neville
Portsmouth
Patriot
Vanceburg
Ogram
Maysville
Dauntless
Montgomery Island
Titan
Kenna
Omar
Tri State
Campbell
Kanawha River
Dan Sullivan
Marmet
Calvin Verity
Winfield
Births and admissions listed at Holzer Hospital Gallia
Admissions include Mrs Nelgene McKean Gallipolis medical Charles Dennett Bidwell medical Reese Jenkins Wellston treatment after mine accident Mrs James Lee Henderson W Va medical Charles Lindgard Point Pleasant surgical Mrs Roy Downard Wellston medical Nathan Greenberg Wellston medical C M Smeltzer Gallipolis surgical Mary Jane Richards Portsmouth medical and Mrs Cora Knott Wellston medical A daughter born to Mrs Ambrose Gibbs Pomeroy Dismissals include D W Reese Mrs Elbert Lavender and daughter Mrs Milton Lewis and daughter Mrs Nelgene McKean Mrs Theo Bowers Mrs Dora Boice Reese Jenkins Ira McClure Mrs James Lee and Charles Saunders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Nelgene McKean
Charles Dennett
Bidwell
Reese Jenkins
Wellston
James Lee
Henderson
W. Va
Charles Lindgard
Point Pleasant
Surgical
Roy Downard
Nathan Greenberg
C. M. Smeltzer
Mary Jane Richards
Portsmouth
Cora Knott
Medical
Ambrose Gibbs
Pomeroy
D. W. Reese
Elbert Lavender
Milton Lewis
Theo Bowers
Dora Boice
Ira McClure
Charles Saunders
Mounted Deer Heads Displayed at Shop
La Marce Beauty Shop on Main Street displays five mounted deer heads in a window. Four deer were killed in Preston County in 1945 by T. L. Morrison and others. the fifth was captured in the Mississippi River by Capt. Monten Stanley years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Defendant Arraigned On Financial Charge Near May Circuit Court
Howard E. Edens of Leon was arraigned before a local magistrate. Hearing was waived and he was released on his own recognizance to appear on the first day of the May term of circuit court. He is charged with making a false financial statement to obtain credit from a bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Howard E. Edens
Leon
Edens
Moose Lodge to Elect Officers in Point Pleasant
The Moose Lodge in Point Pleasant will conduct its annual election Thursday evening. B. W. Krodel will receive a life membership, noted as the only member to have secured applications for 50 men seeking membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Moose Lodge
B. W. Krodel
City Teacher Job Renewals May Be Set
Gallipolis supt. F. E. Higgins said contracts for current city school teachers would be renewed automatically after a board meeting. Individual teachers will be notified of contract discontinuance by March 31 under Ohio law. The list includes Faye Aleban, Osa Baird, Isabel Boggs, Marshall Boggs, Anne Bradbury, Carlos Bradley, Harold Brown, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
F. E. Higgins
Board of Education
Ohi
Faye Aleban
Osa Baird
Isabel Boggs
Marshall Boggs
Anne Bradbury
Carrlos Bradley
Harold Brown
Wilesliam Browning
Clara Mae Davis
Ruth Doepping
Ben Bachus
Margaret Pollock
Aldeth Robinson
Dorothy Rowe
Isabel Scott
Charles Shaver
Lawrence Smelterer
Miles Smiley
Marjorie Smith
Garnet Stringfellow
Charles Swaneson
Cecile Thompson
Minnie Wateers
Eulah Williams
Mildred Wise
Clara Worman
Top Veal Calves Bring 28.10 in Valley Sale
In Gallipolis Ohio Valley Livestock Market on Saturday top veal calves sold at 28.10 with other calves ranging 24 to 25, 22 to 25 for mediums, 20 to 25 for heavies and 10 to 20 for culls. Hogs 175 to 250 pounds brought 24 to 25.70, lights 20 to 25, fat sows 20 to 22, stags 15 to 20, boars 12 to 20, sows and pigs 50 to 125, shoats 5 to 25. Steers 18 to 21, heifers 17 to 20, baby beef 15 to 21, fat cows 8 to 17, canners 5 to 8, bulls 12 to 17, milk cows 60 to 150. Ewes and lambs 6 to 12, stock ewes 4 to 10, fat sheep 5 to 12, culls 1 to 5, bucks 4 to 8, fat wethers 6 to 12. Top lambs 21, seconds to 20, light weights 10 to 15, commons 6 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley
Prison Farm Inmate Slated for Arraignment
Walter Burns of Eastern Ave Gallipolis was returned from London Prison Farm by Deputy Sheriff James Mills to answer a grand jury indictment of attempted grand larceny. He will be arraigned before Common Pleas Judge Lewis C. Warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Walter Burns
Eastern Ave
London
James Mills
Desfraud
Burns
Common Pleas
Lewis C. Warden
Kenneth Worman Quits Service Officer Post
Kenneth Worman announced Saturday he is resigning as service officer for the Gallia County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission to enter private business with Gus Frye, operator of a local dry cleaning company. The commission meets today to consider a new service officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kenneth Woreman
Gallia County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission
Gus Frye
Recruiting State Listed in Gallipolis Office Hours
Sgt Earl Marsh will staff the Army recruiting office at the post office daily from 8 30 a m to 5 39 p m with weekends off, according to an official announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Earl Marsh
Army
Mrs Kerr Improves After Illness at Baptist Church
Mrs Francis Kerr who fell ill during Sunday services at the Baptist Church showed marked improvement by Sunday night at Holzer Hospital according to hospital attaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Francis Kerr
Baptist Church
Holzer Hospital
Bond Posted For Driver License Charge In Gallipolis
Fred Mills of Gallipolis posted bond at municipal court on a charge of driving without a license. He was cited by State Highway Patrol officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Gallipolis
Fred Mills
Powell
Patrolmen arrest man for driving left of center line
GALLIPOLIS State Highway Patrol arrested Paul Kerr 23 Richmondale Ohio early Sunday on a charge of driving to the left of the center highway line. Kerr was fined 10 dollars and costs by Municipal Judge William Janes at noon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Center Highway
Paul Kerr
Richmondale
Ohinas
Munipal
William Janes
Speeding Charge Leads to Fine in Gallipolis
Robert W. Trout was arrested by city police on a speeding charge and fined $15 in municipal court Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Robert W. Trout
Legal notice and appointment in Ohio probate and court cases
Harold S. McClain of Los Angeles is notified Jessie C. McClain filed a petition against him in case 18946 of the Common Pleas Court Athens County Ohio with a hearing set on or after April 8 1947. Bess Sayre of Jacksonville Ohio is appointed executrix of Harry L Sayre’s estate creditors must file claims within four months. Francis D White probate judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold S. McClain
Alvarado Street
Allan Shawhan
Los Angeles
California
Jessie C. McClain
Coremon Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Jessie C. McClain M. D. Hughes
Bess Sayre
Jacksonville
Harry L. Sayre
Francis D. White
Said County
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Rohrering
Tommy Rodgers
Harvard
Rodgers
American Pro Football League
Akron
Youngstown
The
Bulls
Xavier
Phil Buckley
Tucson, Ariz
Doyle Lade
Shreveport
Hank Borowy
Lade
Borowy
Mark Christman
Washington
Tampa
Eddie Miller
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Neun
Brown
Tris Speaker
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Toledo Keglers
Mrs. Gaskins
Moose
Prison Farm
Kenneth Worman
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