OU Defeats Bishops Second Time 8-4 in Pitched Win
Ohio University Bobcats, led by Chuck Burdette, beat Ohio Wesleyan Bishops 8 to 4 for their seventh straight victory. Burdette allowed six hits over five innings, with Brooks surrendering 11 hits as OU built a four run lead by the sixth, while miscues marred the game with base errors.
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Phil Hallman
Chuck Burdette
Ohio University Bobcats
Ohio Wesleyan Bishops
Burdette
Bishops
Bobcats
Ohio
Clark
Brown
Peden
Brooks
Ojinning
Fouts
Ohio U
Turk
Traeger
Rustkowski
Phillips
Madden
Sayre
Singerman
Rusekowski
Hart
Walters
E — Freeman
Lestock
RBI
Horn
Rhodes
Poole
Freeman
Lobou
Bob — Buddette
So— Burdette
P — Brooks
Fox
Schneider
Chuck
Welk
Wesleyan
Lanier Drives Dodgers Toward NL Flag Duel
Chubby Lanier of the Dodgers extends his winning streak to ten with a 7 5 victory over the Brooks in Brooklyn. The Cardinals and Dodgers duel tight as Durocher’s crew battles back from 5 0 deficit with Marty Marion delivering a clutch two run single in the 11th.
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Max Lanier
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Cardinals
Phillies
St. Louis
Red Birds
Brooks
Eddie Dyer
Lanier
Hex
Flatbush
Denton
N. C
Army
Lefty Max
Leo Durocher
Billy Herman
Dixier Walker
Marty Marion
Vic Lombardi
Jim Wallace
Brotherhood of
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Joe Haynes
Chicago
Rudy York
Ferriss
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Bill Dickey
Joe Gordon
Detroit
Washington
Roger Wolff
Logan Council Considers Gas Contract Renewal Action
Logan City Council debates renewal terms with Ohio Fuel Gas Company with three contracts set for five to seven years and initial rates holding. Citizens seek sewage extension report for Bell School Addition. engineering survey discussed and financing methods to be studied.
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Logan
Wilhelminé Deissele
Harry Shaw
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
William Clapp
Frank W. Phillips
Athens
Logans
Ward Chase
Phillips
Bell School
West Logan
Clayton Bult
Burgess and Nipie Engineering Co
Columbus
Claude Chrismian
Weltner
Moose Lodge
Chrisman
George Moore
Man Held In Abduction Case Involving Gianoptes
Logan authorities report Deputy Waldron returned 23 year old George D Gianoptes to Hocking County on charges of kidnapping five year old Gloria Pickett. Gloria had been left with her uncle Paul Pickett while her mother Betty Gianoptes traveled to Columbus. Columbus police recovered Gloria and returned her to her mother Naloria. Gianoptes remains in custody awaiting arraignment.
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Columbus
Naloria
Weis Services Announced for George Weis
George Weis 64 died at Hocking Valley Hospital after several weeks illness. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Woodard Funeral Home with Rev Amos L Heyde officiating. He managed Joe Thomas Pool Room 13 years and earlier was labor foreman in Hocking Valley Railroads. Survived by sister Margaret Thew California and nieces Mrs Walter Loomis Logan and Mrs Robert Gompf Lancaster. Burial in Oak Groter Cemetery.
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Logan
George Weis
Hocking Valley Hospital
Woodard Funeral
Amos L. Heyde
Weis
Joe Thomas Pool
Hocking Valley
Margaret Thew
California
Walter Loomis
Robert Gompf
Lancaster
Oak Groter Cemetery
Kreig Funeral Services Held in Columbus
Funeral services for Miss Mary H. Kreig were held at the Kreig home on West Hunter Street with Rev. Henry L Carr officiating. Miss Mary Louie Bowen played piano, pallbearers included William Mock and John Kreig, burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. Out of town relatives attended from Charlestown, Dunkirk, and Nelsonville.
Births Reported In April In Logan And Hocking Counties
Dr. H. G. Southard reports April births and deaths in Hocking and Logan counties. In Hocking, two births to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R Juhian and Mr. and Mrs Kenneth McNicols. Logan records include numerous births to multiple couples with delayed registrations noted for several newborns.
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Logan
Hocking County
H. G. Southard
Health Department
Eugene R. Juhian
Kenneth McNicols
Oren H. Scott
John D. Casey
Robert P. Bardain
William E. Polley
William A. Overbey
Wilbur A. Barlow
Hugh E. Wharton
Charles W. Smith
Clyde W. Wahl
Henry E. Keck
Clyde D. Myers
Charles A. Green
Alton T. ‘Hunt
Wilson H. Clark
Murray City Graduation Ceremony Sets 11 Seniors For Tonight
Logan report notes the Fortieth Annual Commencement at Murray City High School features invocation by Rev. J. L. Morgan, valedictory by Blanche Brooker, and address by Dr. Wilfred J. Smith of Ohio University. The 11 graduates include Gilbert Anders Blanche Brooker Bob Buchanan Delmar Campbell Fred Donson Dale Garner Colleen Hellyer Eugene Kinnis Eugene Lauriske Robert Riley Lawrence Sowers. Faculty listed: Joseph Stone Supt. Lloyd Evans Mabel LeFever E J Person Mary Thompson Melvin Thompson Ruth Brooker Grace Donoghue Margaret Johnson Goldie Person Hazel Stone Ray Woodgeard.
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Joseph Stone
Supt
Lloyd Evans
Mabel LeFever
E. J. Person
Mary Thompson
Melvin Thompson
Ruth Brooker
Grace Donoghue
Margaret Johnson
Goldie Person
Hazel Stone
Ray Woodgeard
Logan High to Stage The Fighting Littles in Double Cast
Logan High School drama coach Miss Barton Hamilton will present Booth Tarkington's The Fighting Littles on Thursday and Friday using two casts. Thursday cast includes Florence Schorr Marie Stone Danny Robinette Bob Parry Charles Riddlebarger Ruth Ann Norris Pattie Timberlake Mary Jean Francis Pattie Heft Irene Struble Carol Faith Platt Bud Mills George Johnson Sally Lafferty and Mary K Miller. Friday cast features Irene Carr Mary Jane Campbell Jim Graham Betty Bowers Judy Buntz Retha McDonald Eileen Reed Barbara Hull Alice Taulbee Ruth Ann Cardinal. Five Thursday actors will also perform Friday: Danny Robinette Charles Riddlebarger Ruth Ann Norris Bud Mills and George Johnson.
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LOGAN
Bartell Hamilton
Logan High
Fighting Littles
Booth Tarkingtons
Miss Hamilton
Florence Schorr
Marie Stone
Danny Robinette
Bob Parry
Charles
Charles Riddlebarger
Ruth Ann Norris
Bud Mills
George Johnson
Logan High Band Parade Signals Tag Day Drive
Logan High School Band director Logan Horwell announced a Friday parade at 3 15 p m on Logan main streets to boost funds for new uniforms through a Saturday Tag Day. Spring concert proceeds total 250 with a 1500 goal for uniforms. orders must be placed by May to receive them by September.
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Logan
James Horwell
Logan High School
Horwell
Logan Brief Social Notes
A double ring ceremony at Millis Memorial United Brethren Church Lancaster united Ruth Kathleen Poling and Richard Needham. The bride wore white satin with seed pearl accents. the groom is from Pataskala. A reception followed at the Poling home near Logan. The article also notes St Paul moving to third in standings and Toledo Mud Hens winning fifth straight in the league.
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Taylor
Joe Bestudik
Mother
Shellie
Saints
Star Bible
Homer Lutz
Mr. Needham
Betty Huston
Mrs. Poling
Wasin
Carl Poling
Logan
Charles Fausnaugh
Homer
Lutz
H. M. Needham
W. S.needham
Pataskala
W. S. Needham
Newark
J. A. Daubenmier
Gayle Daubenmier
Lancaster
Rebecca Dane Lutz
Lancaster Hospital School of
St. Paul
Indians
Toledo
Mud Hens
Kansas City
Louisville
Colonels
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
56 More Recalled To Railroad Duties
Logan James McNamee of the local Co and O Station announced 356 more men recalled to railroad duties. The section men and freight crew began runs between Logan and Pomeroy Logan and Athens with branches Murray City and New Straitsville. No 68 freight train added six more men Wednesday.
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LOGAN
James McNamee
Local, Co
O Qty
Pomeroy
Athens
Murray City
New Straitsville
Anderson Named 4-H Group Leader in Nelsonville
Logan County Agent Ray Smoot announces Clair Anderson of Nelsonville Route 1 will replace Dallas Warthman as leader of the Union Furnace 4-H Boys Club. The group enrolls 15 members and Warthman, a railroad foreman, vacated the post to honor railroad duties. In 1887 George Pullman invented the first corridor train and the sleeping car.
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Logan
Ray Smoot
Clair Anderson
Nelsonville
Dallas Warthman
Union Furnace
George Pullman
Hold Funeral Services For Edward Tucker
Services for Edward Tucker aged 60, retired groceryman, who died Saturday after several weeks illness, were held at 2 pm Tuesday at Leonard Funeral Home. Rev A N Grueser officiated. Pallbearers were Carl Gordon Fred Mowery Harrison Wolfe Fred J Kelch Clarence Bowersock Dana Estelle. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery by Leonard.
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Paul Cruise
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard
Logan High Alumni Plan Spring School Party
Alumni executive officers of Logan High School met in the Farmers and Merchants Bank conference room Tuesday evening to discuss a spring party at the school. Attending were Carl Harsh president Harold Cruise vice president Mrs G Arthur Stevens secretary and Dallas Kinser treasurer.
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LOGAN
Logan High School
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Carl Harsh
Harold Cruise
G. Arthur Stevens
Dallas Kinser
Emergency Food Drive Opens in Hocking Co
Logan Hocking County opened its emergency food collection drive chaired by Mayor Denzil Weltner and James L. Martin. Trucks will pick up donations city and county with a central depot at the Logan Chamber of Commerce Office. Money gifts may be mailed to Mrs. R. R. Lanning. Drive runs through May 21.
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Logan—Hocking County
Denzil Weltner
James L. Martin
Board of County Commissioners
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Ciizens
R. R. Lanning
East Second St
G. W. Mowery Dies at 73 in Perry County Home
George W. Mowery aged 73 died Tuesday morning at the Perry County Home New Lexington after a brief illness. He left two daughters Mary Mowery Chilli Cothe Jennie Mowery Circleville two sons Daniel Elmer Lancaster seven brothers and three sisters. The body rests at Leonard Funeral Home with services Thursday at 2 pm and burial in Dunkard Cemetery.
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Logan
George W. Mowery
Perry County
New Lexington
Mary Mowery
Chillicothe
Jennie Mowery
Circleville
Daniel
Elmer
Lancaster
Tom
Wichodemus
Columbus
Charles
Wellston
Eber
John
Andrew
Fanny Nicholia
Annie Redd
No-Hitter Snaps Short as Indians Break Through Late
St Paul pitcher Harry Taylor carried a near no hitter into the ninth against Indianapolis last night, finishing with a two-hit shutout for the Indians. Aina Ghanasse contributed in the ninth with a cinele flourish.
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Harry Taylor
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Indians
Aina Ghanasse
Cinele
New Champs Rise as ABC Ends Bowling Championship
The American Bowling Congress crowned new champions at Buffalo as a doubles team John Gworek and Henry Kmidowski shared the title with a national matchgame winner Joe Wilman and Leo Rollick earning singles and Lio-Da-Mar Bowl of Santa Monica captured the team title with a 3023 gross on May 7. About 34 000 bowlers from the United States Canada and Hawaii competed in the 43rd annual tournament at theTd4th Armory ending at 10 51 p m with first prize of 1500 and diamond medals for all champions
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Buffalo
WN. Y
American Bowling Congress
California
John Gworek
Henry Kmidowski
Joe Wilman
Chicago
Leo Rollick
Santa Monica
Calif
Chicago Budweisers
Columbus
United States
Canada
Hawaii
Td4th Armory
Precious Correll Heads Professional Women Club President
Precious Correll was elected president of the Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club at a Tuesday meeting. Officers include vice president Mary Connor recording secretary Catherine Myers corresponding secretary Margaret Rush and treasurer Dessie Hanna. Afterward, members had refreshments at Pratts Sandwich House. Circle to Meet Logan Get-Together Circle of the Rebekah Lodge will meet Friday evening May 17 after the 7 30 p.m. lodge meeting at the Odd Fellows Hall.
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Logan
Precious Correll
Logan, Business and Professional Womens Club
Mary Connor
Catherine Myers
Margaret Rush
Dessie Hanna
Pratts Sandwich House
Rebekah
Odd Fellows
Mexican reporter notes influx of MLB players boosts native hustling
Fullerton's Roundup surveys sports topics from a Mexican reporter back home. He credits major league arrivals with elevating local players who now stay aggressive on the field. Roadwork ahead includes admin reforms and potential new ballparks by next year.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Southern College
Top jockey Camp leads Beulah Park meet day four
Ray Camp of Galveston Texas tops the Beulah Park 19 day meet on day four with six firsts after four winners yesterday. The St Louis Cardinals assign 23 year old outfielder William Wachtler to the Columbus Red Birds in an optional transfer, a former Columbus Georgia player.
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Columbus
Ray Camp
Galveston
Tex
Beulah Park
Camp
RED Birds
St. Louis Cardinals
William Wachtler
Columbus Red Birds
Wachtler
Columbus, Ga
Tight Race in Ohio State League with Narrow Lead
In the Ohio State League Springfield Saints hold a slim lead over Zanesville Dodgers by 47 percentage points as action tightens. Springfield beat Marion 4 to 3 thanks to Joe Patson's ninth inning single while Zanesville stays close despite wet grounds. Giants and Dodgers trade parity at 9-2 and 10-3 records as Newark nudges Richmond 4 to 3. Bowling Green adds note of a catcher Bunt William G. (Bill) Bunt Jr.
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Springfield Saints
Zanessville Dodgers
Joe Patson
Springfield
Marion
Dodgers
Zanesville
Giants
Newark Moundsmen
Richmond Roses
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Gromek
Logan Council
Weis Services
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Anderson
Edward Tucker
Hocking Co
G. W. Mowery
Blades Taylor
ABC
Ing
Logan Frozen Food Locker
S. Mulberry St
Logan, Ohio
Fullerton
Oklahoma A. and
Jim Lookabaugh
Bill Snapp
Ohio State U
Bill Zipf
Delaware Park
Delaware
Christiana
Brandywine
Mutual
Bowling Green State University
Bunt
William G
Bill) Bunt, Jr
Alhambra
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Court Street
Nye Chevrolet
Gene Spurbeck
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