Sir Gaylord Lays Down Lame in Derby Prep
Louisville notes Sir Gaylord, Derby favorite, showed a slight right front lameness after a morning workout. Donut King was scratched due to a left hind foot infection, prompting plans to focus on the Preakness. Cicada remains insured for Sir Gaylord's possible withdrawal with 18 entries and a purse of 164 650 dollars.
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Verne Winchell
Ron McAnally
McAnally
Santa Anita
Pimlico
C. T. Chenery
Sir Gaylord
Hayes
Chenery
Gaylord
Hialeah Park
Cicada
Churchill Downs
Donut King
Louisville
Best Judo Men Visit Tomorrow
The Ohio University Judo Club hosts a Shiai at the Brandon T. Grover Physical Education Center with 12 pm registration and 1 pm bouts. Top divisions include white green brown and black trophies awarded. noted competitors include Johnny Osaka Rich Owen Don Speakman Chuck Anderson and Soo Pang. Clubs from Ohio West Virginia and Michigan attend.
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Ohio University Judo Club
Brandon T. Grover
The
Shias
David Ankerbrandt
U. S
Japan
Ankenbrandt
Chicago
Johnny Osaka
Rich Owen
Toledo
Black Belt Federation of
Ohio
Don Speakman
Columbus
Chuck Anderson
Mansfield
West Virginia
Michigan
Soo Pang
Korea
Jigora Kano
Kodokan Judo Institute
Tokyo
Reds Open Crucial Home Series With Cardinals
The Reds host the St. Louis Cardinals at Crosley Field starting a 10 day home stand as Jim O'Toole opposes Larry Jackson. Cincinnati sits 8 11 and aims to spark a winning streak similar to last season's late surge that led to the NL title.
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Reds
Cardinals
Cinnati Reds
Crosley Field
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim O'Toole
Larry Jackson
OU Fresh Baseballers Return To Action
Ohio University freshman coach Bucky Wagner warns the Bobkittens against overvaluing two wins over Rio Grande. They travel Saturday for a single game with the Redmen after a 6 2 and 14 2 doubleheader sweep at Trautwein Field two weeks ago.
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OU Fresh
Ohio University
Bucky
Wagner
Rio Grande
Redmen
Ohio
Rio
Trautwein Field
Tuesday Night Bowling Scores and Top Bowlers
Readable lines show league results with scores and top bowlers. Notable entries include high team tripple and individual totals such as 601 for a single and multiple 588 648 scores. The list names bowlers like Omer Standish Bob Horn George Butts and Harry Evans among others.
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Carling
Royal McBee Acert
Bridgwater Machine
Martin
Williamson Shaft Co
Richards Mrcellon
Harris ‘Furnihive
Belk-Simpson
Boas
Shannon Firestone
McBee
Royal McBee
Williamson Shaft
Warris Furniture
Richards Market
Athens Apal
Abdella
Decker
Odd Fellows
Beasley & Mathy
Beasley & Mathews
Apella
Athens
Marathon Gas
Rosenberg’s
Steppes Beauty Salon
Burk Auto Supply
Culligan's
Culligan
Spot Pizza
Buck Auto Supply
Stroh's
Nelsonville Men’s Bowling League
Ope Wholesale
Blackburn le Burger
Daegee
Ralph Henry
Jack Riley
Basil Whitlatch
Bob Horn
Sels
Kenny Cope
Harold Smith
John Taylor
Peil Taylor
Wiedemann
Cables
Adams Gambrinus
Posterlae
Robrecht High
Triple Foster
Simgie Ciambrinus
Ge Butts
Omer Standist
George Butts
Aga
Ralph Nelson
Galen Wattle
Gerald Blair
Bob Cottrill
Howard Plummer
Dickw Raye
Elvin Bean
Arren
Sayre
E Kuhn
Ward
Harry E
Harry Fact
Harry Evans
Vans
Act Vans
Y Evans
Basil Whitlateee
Pai
Seth
Bob Butts
Es Beet
Ole Ee Ome Tily
Curt Heintzelman
Winnie Mowe
Roland Mendet
Rothwell Club Tours Historic Wethee Home
Fourteen Rothwell Club members and six guests toured the Wethee home near Millfield after lunch at Hotel Gordon. They viewed rooms and antiques, learned of the cross shaped 100 year old residence, and noted the yard and old stage coach steps. The blind sale netted about 150 dollars with ten dollars to the Youth Center and payments were requested to Mrs. Evert Eddy.
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Wethee
Millfield
Gordon
Burt Kozma
Kozma
Evert Eddy
J. Ho Henshaw
Norbert Johnston
Roger Nittle
E. M. Lev
T. A. Noon
Merrill Ogg
Charles Sweeney
FE. H. Taylor
Harold Wagner
Sara Willis
Robert Gamwell Sr
al Hall
W. A. Craft
Emmet Eddy
Wilma Ferrell
Robert Gamwell Jr
Ernest Vernon
Harry Flora
Jacksonville Grade School PTO Names New Officers
Officers elected to take office at the start of next school year are Ruth Powell president Donna Henderson vice president Pauline Dew secretary and Florence Mechum treasurer The guest speaker was Julia Smith Athens County health nurse who discussed the health program and the PTO funded electric eye chart. The next regular meeting is Thursday May 17 with a social hour after refreshments.
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Jacksonville Grade School
PTO
Ruth Powell
Donna Henderson
Pauline Dew
Florence Mechum
Julia Smith
Athens County
Luncheon Held for Willfield Bridge Club Member Scores
Mrs Grover Patton entertained the Millfield Bridge Club at a luncheon for seven members and one guest. Elizabeth Willis posted the high score, followed by Virginia Kozma and Emma Mulpas. Also noted: Mrs Oliver Steinmetz, formerly Irene Wolf, was admitted to St Joseph's Hospital for observation.
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Ton
Millfield Bridge Club
Emma Mulpas
Oliver Steinmetz
Irene Wolf
S. High St
St. Joseph's Hospital, Parkersburg
Layettes Completed by Peanut Sisters
CHAUNCEY The Peanut Sister's Club met at the home of Mrs. Juanita Dehmann. Mrs. Doris Cunningham won the door prize. Layettes started at the last meeting were finished and others were cut out. Refreshments were served to Peg Schoonover, Jean Ball, Penny McCafferty, Ruth Saffel, Doris Cunningham, Shirley Ross and Cheryl, Lenora Way, Janice Way, Juanita Dehmann, and Marilyn Dehmann. The next meeting will be May 15 with Mrs. Doris Cunningham.
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Chauncey
Peanut Sister's Club
Juanita Dehmann
Doris Cunningham
Lavettes
Peg Schoonover
Jean Ball
Penny McCafferty
Ruth Saffel
Shirley Ross
Cheryl
Lenora Way
Janice Way
Marilyn Dehmann
Mrs Ley Hosts Bridge Club Winners
Mrs Ern est Vernon won first prize with two tables in play at Mrs Ley's Wednesday Bridge Club. Second went to Mrs Dale Swyers and third to Mrs Nor bert Johnston. A dessert course followed for the prize winners and several named guests including Miss Josephine Hedfelt and Mrs T A Noon.
Church Schedules and Local Notices in The Messenger
The May 4 1962 edition lists Sunday school and worship times for Chauncey Morristown Concord Pilgrim Holiness Church of God Millfield Parish Greens Run Taylor Ridge and Trimble with various class sessions and midweek meetings. Also notes King Rex as Mardi Gras potentate of New Orleans appearing in 1872.
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Church of Christ
Greens Run
K. D. Sedgwick
Chauncey
Taylor Ridge
J. A. Long
Millfield
Trimble
King Rex
New Orleans
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Needles
Sunrise County
Fred Turner Jr
Voyage
the Spot Barber Shop
West Union Street
Fishin
G& Merc
Liberal
Buck Auto Supply Mill & State
C. B. Nye Company
Stimson
Palmer St
AP Sports
Cincinnati
Canton
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Legiate Athletic Association Edict
Bron Bacevich
Roger Bacon
NCAA
Salt Lake City
Santee Giants
Jack Sanford
Giants
Pittsburgh
Candlestick Park
C. C
Jack) Bridgman
San Mateo
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al Dark
BUICK
Palmer Street
Phone LY
Rothwell Club
Glouster
Bers
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Redtown
Jacksonville — Officers
Willfield Bridge Club
Mrs
Grover Pat
Elizabeth Willis
Virginia Kozma
Vern Hall
Wilma Bescoe
Joan Holmes
Morristown
Holiness Church
Mabel Hiles
Iva Sorrells
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Eagles
Eagles Hall
Hot Foot Johnson
Peanut Sisters
Rs. Ley
Mrs. Edward
the Messenger
Chauncey Churches
Holiness
Concord
Chauncey Methodist
Pilgrim Holiness
Church of God
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Methodist
Bill Rescoe
West Union ST
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B. F. Goodrich Premium
Sutton-Mckinstry Tire Service
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