PTA Groups Install Officers and Hold May Day
Nelsonville PTA units Central and East wrapped year with officer installations and a May Day indoors due to rain. Central honored Band Boosters president S. S. Steenrod, approved a $150 playground fund, and announced new officers. East staged a May Queen ceremony and a musical program featuring high school and elementary students before a tea.
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Snelsonville
PTA
Central
East
S. S. Steenrod
Band Boosters Club
Prin. C. Roy Tomlinson
Harry Kelley, Jr
Elizabeth Linton
Tom Sheppard
Ralph Weymiller
Robbin Gardner
Tomlinm
Kelley
Ter
Mary Ann Kinneer
Patty Mender
Danny Knight
Sue Bullock
Janice Howson
Patty Figgins
Verna Cable
Sonja Syx
Joanne McManaway
Nancy Devol
Joyce Anderson
Gav Windle
Phillis Barber
Judy Porter
Shirley Merz
Linda Betkus
Shirley Murphy
Patty Conner
Barbara Call
Margaret Bateman
Donna Howson
Patty Standall
Judy Rowe
Elizabeth Ann Hall
Carmelita McCray
Toby Hall
Betty Vandyke
Shirley Windle
Donna Carpenter
Kay Cope
America the Beautiful
James Gilbert
Virginia Fick
Patty Partlow
Intoxication Is Charged To Five Men
Five arraignments on intoxication complaints were held in Mayor Oral Daugherty's court. All defendants were fined $25 plus costs after pleading guilty. Hayes Carnes of Haydenville was jailed for non payment. Others include Roy Flowers of Nelsonville and Mearl Lowery of Carbondale. George Auflick of Nelsonville was fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Ivan Matheny of Carbondale was fined $10 and costs for disturbing the peace. Mon day arraignments include Ray Dupier for assault and battery and Ralph Perry for disturbing the peace. Kenneth M. Beery pleaded guilty to failing to show an operator's license and was fined $10 and costs.
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Nelsonville
Oral Daugherty
Hayes Carnes
Haydenville
Athens County
Roy Flowers
Guy Fellem
Nelsonsville
Mearl Lowery
Carbondale
Earlville
Washington
Ohio
George Auflick
This City
Ivan Matheny
Ray Dupier
Mary Dupier
Ralph Perry
Disturbing the Peace
Kenneth M. Beery
State Highway Patrol
Margaret Johnson to Host Tuesday in Welsonville
Miss Margaret Johnson to be hostess Tuesday evening at Mrs. James Knight's home for Fidelis Class of the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Mary Thompson will lead devotions. Nelsonville Loyal Workers Class meeting postponed until further notice.
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Nelsonville
Loyal Workers Class
The
Methodist Church
Maxville News Notes highlights local events and visits
Maxwellville area briefs list local social visits and travel. Notables include Rev. Ervin Sprang exhibiting slides in Maxville, and residents like Mr. and Mrs. Griggs, Mrs. Lara Wolfe, and Mrs. Grace Woods hosting or traveling. Voting at Monday Creek and local candidates are noted, with several residents mentioned by name alongside hospital convalescence and family gatherings.
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Maxville
Ervin Sprang
Lancaster
Methodist Church
Carl Griggs
Ray Griggs
Zanesville
Lara Wolfe
Roy Heidlebaugh
George Wolfe
Gene
David Mohler
Judy
Jim
Floyd Angle
Hocking Valley Hospital
Amanda Wilson
Logan
H. A. Wilson
George Poling
Sam Dillon
Burdella
Franklin Wolfe
John Westenhaver
Mame
Grace Woods
Columbus
Ralph Woods
William Goodlive
Lancaster Bis
Goodlive
New Lexington
Ralph Palmer
Cleveland
James Palmer
Monday Creek Township
Messrs
John Howdyshell
Arthur Smith
Paul Summel
Carl Mohler
Genesee
Ill
Ciara Mohler
Monday Creek
Frank J. Lausche
Steer
Thomas J
Thomas E. McQuald
Hebert
Fon
Onlo
Central
Combhe
Herman A- Wilson
Lillian McQuaid
Opening of League Planned for Tonight
Nelsonville city plans to open the softball league at the City Playground tonight at 5 45 p m if no further rain occurs. The Junior Twilight Baseball League is set to open on Tuesday evening May 21, weather permitting, announced by Paul Wiley director.
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Nelsonville
City Recreation Commission
Paul Wiley
Past Resident Dies at 38 in Columbus Heart Attack
Herbert Moore formerly of Nelsonville, aged 38, died Friday at his Columbus home from a heart attack. A World War I veteran and watchman for Capital City Products Co. in Columbus, he is survived by his wife Margaret B. Moore. Burial was at Greenlawn. services were at Rutherford Funeral Home at 10 a.m. Monday with the party leaving for Nelsonville afterward.
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Nelsonville
Greenlawn
Herbert Moore
Columbus
Capital City Products Co
Moore
Margaret B. Moore
Rutherford Funeral Home
Nelsonville church wedding for Miss Martha Pergrin and William Howe
Nelsonville First Methodist Church hosted the open ceremony on May 18 at 3 30 pm. Miss Martha Mae Pergrin daughter of Mrs Doris Pergrin and William Miles Howe son of Mr and Mrs Miles H Howe were married in a Ting ceremony with lil ies orchids and pastel wool gowns. The reception followed at the bride's home. The couple plan to live in Columbus after a brief wedding trip.
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Nelsonville
First Methodist Church
Martha Mae Pergrin
Doris Pergrin
William Miles Howe
Miles H.howe
William Martel George
Ralph W. Parks
Jessie Pergrin
Elizabeth Shafer
Margaret
Warren
Sam Howe
James Fri
Bronxville
James Pergrin
Bob Howe
Raymond Howe
Donald George
Margaret Johnson
Miss Pergrin
Ohio University
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Mr. Howe
Hogan Wins Rich Tourney at Colonial National Invitation
Fort Worth breathes as Ben Hogan shoots a five under par 65 to win the Colonial National Invitation at Colonial Country Club. He finishes with a stage moving round, erases a three stroke deficit to Harry Todd, and finishes with a record course score. Hogan’s win pushes yearly earnings to 17,819.50, leading the field by over 37,000.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ben Hogan
Atom
Colonial Country Club
Little Ben
Harry ‘Todd
Dallas
Hershey
Close Frays In Ohio State League
The Zanesville Dodgers edged the Springfield Giants 2 to 1 in a Sunday doubleheader and won the nightcap 8 to 4 to take a slim lead in the Ohio State League. Zanesville improved to 12 wins 4 losses while Springfield stood 11 and 4. Also noted, Marty Broussard, 25, became head trainer at Baton Rouge after starting as LSU pitcher at 21.
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Associated Fress
Zanesville
Baton Rouge
Marty Broussard
Louisiana State
Belmont Stakes Preview Threatens Gallant Fox Record
Gallant Fox’s record could fall as Assault aims to win the Belmont on June 1 to complete the Triple Crown. Assault has four wins in five starts this season and trails the record by about $82,155, with Gallant Fox’s prior earnings noted at $908,275 from 1930. The Belmont, Wood Memorial, Derby and Preakness purse totals are cited for context.
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NEW York
NEA
Assault
Gallant Fox
Belaie Stud
William Woodward
Arsault
Ferris Eyes 20 Wins In Second Major League Season
Boston righthander Dave Ferriss aims to become the first pitcher since 1903 04 to win 20 games in consecutive seasons. After a 4 0 shutout of Detroit, he leads the American League with five straight wins and is chasing a historic double. The Tigers fall 3 1 as Hal Newhouser loses despite six innings of strong pitching. The Yankees sweep the Indians, cutting Boston�s lead. Spud Chandler and Allie Reynolds shine in the doubleheader. The crowd at Biggs Stadium nears 57 130 as Detroit slips further back.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Boston Red Sox
Shaw
Miss
Jake Weimer
Chicago
Cubs
Cub
Grover
Pete) Alexander
Imortals
Pete
Phillies
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland Indians
Ferriss
Sox
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Hal Henhouser
Tigers
Red Hose
Faul
Dizzy) Trout
Ted Williams
Wewhouser
Hal
Hank Greenberg
Jimmy Outlaw
Dick Wakefield
Tiger
Biggs Stadium
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Indians
Cleveland
Spud Chandler
Allie Reynolds
Yesterday's Results In Baseball Leagues
Yesterday's scores across the American Association National League and American League list match results for St Paul Columbus Toledo Minneapolis Milwaukee Indianapolis Louisville Kansas City Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Boston St Louis Philadelphia and others with final tallies and standings from the day across multiple cities and teams.
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American Association Club
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledorah
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
National Leagle Club
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
New York Aa
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston Weer
New York
Detroit
Washington
J. Louis
Cleveland Chicago
Toledo
Cleveland
Wilson
Walters
Brookyn
Webber
Passeau
Wright
Russo
Baseball Scores and Standings Amidst Mix of Games
A round of night games featured the Cardinals sustaining their NL lead with a 9-5 opener win led by Max Lanier and a 4-0 shutout powered by Harry Brecheen. Ed Heusser's pitching blanked Cincinnati as Brooklyn slid. Washington swept Chicago in a two game set. Ted Lyons extended his complete game streak with Lyons coughing up a 4-3 and 7-1 split in a Cubs-White Sox doubleheader. The Pirates and Giants split a doubleheader. the A’s exploded for 18 hits in a 13-2 nightcap win. Hialeah racecourse nears spring with fields set for training, vegetables planted on the infield.
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St. Louis
Eddie Dyer
Max Laniér
Harry Brecheen
Philadelphia
Redbirds
Lanier
Brecheen
Stan Musial
Phils
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ed Heusser
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Reiser
Dodgers
Grady Hatton
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Ted Lyons
Lyons
Mickey Vernon
Nats
Chicago
Cubs
Boston Braves
Dick Culler
Jefthanders
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Pirates
Giants
Bue Southpaw
Fritz Ostermueller
Fullerton's Roundup: Chicago track plans and football notes
Hottest unconfirmed report speaks of a new racetrack near Chicago nine miles from the loop with night racing. All-America Conference Rockets offer season tickets for an all-star NFL champions game. Syracuse U spring football starts, Biggie Munn cites scrimmage idea, Penn outfielders show promise. Louis Schultz throws a no-hit game for Townsend Mass HS with 20 walks in 6-2 win.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Chicago
Indiana Line
Loop
Rockets
Biggie Munn
Syracuse U
Ox Dagrosa
Michigan
Jimmy Smith
Billy Conn
U. of Pennsylvania
Louis
Schultz
Townsend
Mass
Acton High
Dickshot Traded From Hollywood Stars to Milwaukee
Heavy hitting former major leaguer Big John ny Dickshot has been sold from the Hollywood Stars to Milwaukee of the American Association. Terms were not disclosed.
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Dickshot
Brewers
Hollywood
Big Johnny Dickshot
The
Hollywood Stars
Milwaukee of
American Association
SEO Baseball Tourney Play To End Today
The Southeastern Ohio High School baseball tournament resumes with semi finals and finals today under clearing skies. Ath en Bulldogs meet Irenton diamondmen as Max Duncan tests Irenton pitching while Robinson covers the Ironton defense. Portsmouth clashes with Lancaster in class A and Plains meets Glenford in class B with Oren Hursey and Bill Thompson set as one hitters in previous games. Washington faces Chesapeake in the Class EB game, shaping a tight night for a payoff round.
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Ohio
Ironton Nen
Portsmouth
Lancaster
the Plains
Glenford
Oren Hursey
Bill Thompson
Washington
Chesapeake
Taylor Leads Saints in Shutout Pair at Columbus
Harry Taylor powered the St Paul Saints with two more three run hits as they swept the Red Birds 6-0 and 9-0 in Columbus, narrowing the gap to seven percentage points behind Louisville. Louisville split with Kansas City while Indianapolis lost in extras at Milwaukee. Joe DiMaggio Jr. is listed as first baseman for Los Angeles City College.
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St Paul Saints
Louisville Colonels
Harry Taylor
Taylor
Saints
Red Birds
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
Louiisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Brews
Toledo
Mud Hens
Millers
LOS Angeles
Joe DiMaggio
N. Y. Yankee
Los Angeles City College
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Athens
Messenger Sports
Ferrell “Anderson
Howie Pellet
St. Louis Cardinals
Ebbets Field
Kansas
Slats Marion
Miss Margaret Johnson
Margaret Marcella Mayles
Grandott Apts
Lagan
West Virginia
Luther Harold Mayles
Court of Common Pleas
Foater B. Cornwell
Pearl Watkins
Lydia V. Watkins
Jackporville
Francis D
Alpba
Dele House Association
Southe Retreet
May Wymme
Betty
Hoyt Fuller
Beere
Adams
Kent Kent
Harry Adams
Muskingum College
Kent State University
Kent
Trevor Rees
Bill Satterlee
Akron
Bixler
Canton
T?t
Paul Bixler
Ohio State University
Mellonville PhasanNats
Herbert Ely
Donald Lane
Massillon
Lane Ely
Hogan
Ferris
May
Reynolds
Red Ruffing
PTL
Mazarst
nTromen
Kennedy
Haynes
Miami
Fla
Fullerton
Beaco
Carolene
F. J. Beasley CO
Perso
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long
Leland City
N.Y
Fopsi-Dets Betiling Co
Atoms
SEO
Phil Hallman
Norito
Sterling Gas & Oil
Thomas A. Yes
4Th
Chestnut St
Pico Wholesale Co
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