Piazins Scene of Three Games at The Plains
Three basketball games were played here yesterday between Stewart and The Plains. Stewart boys won 14 to 2 and the Stewart second team beat The Plains second team 8 to 4. The Plains girls defeated Stewart 9 to 0. The Plains teams travel to New Marshfield next Friday while The Plains girlies beat Glouster 20 to 2 on home grounds. Boys record 5 wins, 3 losses. girls 4 wins, 2 losses.
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Plains
Stewart
Stewart Boys
Plains Girls
Stewart Girls
New Marshfield
Plains Girlie
Glouster
Chillicothe Man Wins Jack Rabbit Shoot at Ashions Gun Club
Thirty enthusiasts competed at the Ashions Gun Club range in Chillicothe for the Jack Rabbit shoot. James McVickers led with 141 of 150, followed by Harry Starr 140 and W. P. White tying Starr. Local standout M. Rauch scored 137 with C. M. Coffman and M. Kerr close behind. The event lasted 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with lunch served.
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Ashions
West Virginia
James McVickers
Chillicothe
McVickers
Harry Starr
Logan
W. P. White
Remington Arms Union Metalic Company
Mr. Starr
Ed Godfrey
Bremen
C. M. Coffman
Gallipolis
X. Rauch
Mr.Rauch
M. M. Kerr
J. A. Dye
State Hospital
J. McVickers
W. C. White
Ath
F. X. Rauch
Athens
M. Kerr
J. Williams
St. Marys
W. Va
A. Britton
Greendale
R. W. Russell
FP. H. Cross
A. BE
Whaley
H. Detrick
McConnelaville
H. W. Reeder
Albany
Ray Howard
Millfield
W. Tedrow
Nelsonville
John Swanton
Scores From Ohio Entries List Including Athens And Logan
A historical tally lists competitors and scores by name and town across Ohio. Notable entries include J McVickers from Chillicothe 141 and W C White pro 140, with many Athens and Nelsonville participants and multiple two score figures for select names.
Millfield Independents Open Season At Chauncey Park
The Millfield Independent football team meets the Nelsonville Buckeyes at Chauncey Ball Park on Sunday November 6. A hot cost test is expected as Millfield challenges any 150 pound teams in the state. Contact Lewis Sanders for game details via phone or mail.
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Millfield
Nelsonville Buckeyes
Chauncey Ball Park
Lewis Sanders
Bidwell Proved No Match for Athens
Athens Hi defeated Bidwell Hi by a wide margin in a Friday game, showcasing a strong start from the second string led by Serena Shaffer. Bidwell, a small school with 67 pupils, impressed crowds with early promise as the reserves scored in the second quarter while the first string later surged with Fetch and Battin driving scoring in the third.
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Bidwell Hi
Ike
Bidwell
Serena Shaffer
Shaffer
Roades
Fetch
Battin
Buckeye Team to Tackle Chicagoans
Chicago reports Buckeye fans arriving with a bold battle cry. Ohio State, after a rocky start against Oberlin, has victories over Michigan and Minnesota. Thirty thousand seats sold for the game, with scalpers asking 15 to 20 dollars per ticket.
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Chicago
Buckeye
Maroon
Midwest
Ohio State
Oberlin
Michigan
Minnesota
Princeton Tigers vs Harvard clash stirs fierce rival drama
REAL BATTLE is ON PRINCETON, N J Nov 5 All the traditional fighting qualities of the striped cat were worked up today by Princeton Tigers as re Stacked up against Har vard.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton Tigers
Harvard
Farrell to Wed Miss Shoup From Xenia Notes
Announcement from Xenia states Henry L. Farrell United Press sports editor based in New York will marry Catherine Louise Shoup daughter of Judge and Mrs Marcus Shoup of Xenia. The notice highlights Farrell as a prominent sports editor and places the couple’s roots in Ohio.
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Dayton
Xenia
Henry L. Farrell
United Press Sporting
New York
Catherine Louise Shoup
Marcus Shoup
Skill Vs Beef In Pitt Nebraska Intersectional Clash
Pittsburgh Pennsyl vania November 5 It will be a clash of skill against brute power as the Pitt Panthers meet the Nebraska Cornhuskers in an Intersectional game of the season here today.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt Panthers
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Ministers Deny Glouster Slur on Mayor Race
Glouster ministers deny statements that they opposed re election of Mayor C F Wallace. Hugh Gormley of Glouster says no minister approved any such claim and cites conversations with a Church of Christ pastor. Council notes October fines, sewer work, and street meter removals with several payments approved.
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Glouster
Wallace
J. L. Landsitter
M. F. Church
Harry M. Wilson
Church of Christ
L. M. Good
First Baptiist Church
C. F. Wallace
the Messenger
Hugh Gormley
Prohibition Head Seeks $2.5 Million Rise in Costs
Washington on November 5 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announced a $2.5 million increase in next year’s enforcement budget, bringing total costs to $10 million. He called the rise necessary to place enforcement on a more efficient basis. A line about a perfect emerald appears as an unrelated fragment.
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Washington
Prohibition
Haynes
Canaanville Community Day Showcases Talks and Sports
The Canaanville area held its annual school and community event at the high school on Friday November 4 attendance was high. Professor B F Timmons of Athens spoke on education while Rev Arpee of Nelsonville described ArmenianTurkish atrocities. The day featured an agricultural display, student exhibits, and two basketball games where Canaonville teams won 9 4 for boys and 6 2 for girls along with various races and activities.
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Canaanville High
B. F. Timmens
Athens
Arpee
Nelsonville
Professor Timmons
Rev
Canaonville
Court Notes Two Divorce Suits In Common Pleas Court
Two divorce petitions were filed this week in common pleas court. Joseph F. Dickinson seeks divorce from Bess Dickinson on adultery grounds and custody of four children. George Mason sues Audrey Mason, alleging a union from October 18 1920 with no children, claiming the wife misrepresented marital facts under oath.
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Common Pleas
Joseph F. Dickinson
Bess Dickinson
Mr. Dickinson
George Mason
Audrey Mason
Woman Burned to Death in Church Fire Explosion
Hamilton Ohio November 1946 coroner investigated the death of Mrs Mary R Smith 65 who died at Ripley after she poured oil on embers in a stove causing an explosion while kindling a fire for evangelistic services at the Presbyterian church. Police said the incident occurred during preparations for a church service and the coroner reported the death under inquiry with details of a fatal burn.
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Hamilton, O
Edward Cook
Mary R. Smith
Ripley
Nelsonville Sunday Schedule at Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville church services begin with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. A class meeting follows at 2:36 p.m. and a young peoples meeting at 6 p.m. An evangelistic service with a sermon by Mrs Plun kett closes the day. The Presbyterian Church morning service is at 10:30 a.m. with the sermon “The Unnamed Disciples on the Lake.” A 2:30 p.m. readers meeting invites reports. A 7 p.m. musical program features Mrs Lewis Rice and Mrs Edward Cooley on organ and piano, Charles Weltzheimer on violin, and Miss Margaret Johnson singing. congregational singing to end. Everyone invited.
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Young Peoples
Plunkett
Presbyterian Church
Lewis Rice
Edward Cooley
Charles Weltzheimer
Margaret Johnson
Leverybody
Athens student chosen for Ohio State committee 88
Cable M Gibson of Nelsorville a senior in the college of arts was named Athens county representative on the committee of 88 at Ohio State University He will work with alumni to organize local events for Ohio State Way on November 265 and lead a campus fundraising drive to boost the district pledge total to 75000 for the Ohio stadium fund with a county quota of 190
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Cable M. Gibson
Nelsorville
College of Arts
Athens
Ohio
Ohio State University
Gibson
Athens County
Ohio State Way
Ecampus
Ohio Stadium
Mrs Javree Hosts Foreign Missionary Society Gathering
Mrs D A Javree hosted the Foreign Missionary Society of the M E Church at her Elizabeth street home with Mrs Thomas Wilson and Mrs Wade Chute assisting. Mrs Rella Howe led devotional, Mrs L A Whitmore led the program, and a splendid luncheon followed. The group plans a quilting session on November 2 in the society rooms.
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D. A. Javree
Thomas Wilson
Wade Chute
Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Churca
Elizabeth Street
Rella Howe
L. A. Whitmore
Sarvel
Indoor picnic appeal invites society members
The message invites society members to attend an indoor picnic at 10 o'clock. Attendees are asked to bring their favorite dish to share with the group.
Regular meeting of Women s Community Club at YMCA
The Women s Community Club invites members to a regular meeting Monday night at 7 o clock in the YMCA. Business of importance will be discussed and a good attendance is hoped for.
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Frank McCann Post American Legion
Glouster Chamber of Commerce
Glouster
Gordon Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Surprise gathering honors Msg Hattie Daft at home
Neighbors and friends orchestrate a surprise party for Hattie Daft with games and contests and elegant refreshments. Also reports the death of Lawrence Francis Murphy aged 3 after a yearlong illness with funeral at St Andrew's church. Mrs Clyde Littler and her children visit the Howes in Athens. Supt D A Ferree attends Ohio University inauguration. Mrs Roy Grace and daughter Mary Margaret visit Columbus.
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Msg
Hattie Daft
Lawrence Francis
Thomas Murphy
Oak Street
Sista
St. Andrew’s Church
Father Byrne
Clyde Littler
Athens
J. R. Howe
D. A. Ferree
Ohio University
Roy Grace
Mary Margaret
Columbus
First M. E. Church Service Schedule
Paul E. Kemper, pastor, led Sunday school at 9:30 and morning worship at 10:30 with the theme Good Literature. League at 6, class meeting also at 6, and evening worship at 7 led by Rev. H. E. Bon Durant of Murray City. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 and Sunday school board meeting Monday 7.
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M. E
Paul E. Kemper
H. E. Bon Durant
Murray City
Bible School and Services Schedule at Local Church
Morning worship at 9:30 and 10:30 with sermon "One of America's Greatest Sins" Evening worship at 7 featuring "The Pearl of Great Price" plus a song service Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor at 6. Public is welcome to all services. Missionary rally at Athens all day Friday.
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Calvary Baptst
First Baptist Church
Athens
Bible School
America
Christian
Red Cross roll call urged for next Tuesday in Nelsonville
The annual Red Cross drive asks residents to have a dollar ready when solicitors call and provide their name. A health nurse has served local children and clinics during the diphtheria outbreak. Twenty-five women from the Cosmopolitan and Hyperion clubs lead canvassing across streets and schools, with listed chairs coordinating districts and volunteers.
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Nelsonville
Eee
Cosmopolitan
Hyperion Con
Red Cross Room
Columbus Street
Fort Street
Pleasantview Avenue
Sunnyside
Short Street
Kentner Street
Ivan Kinney
Carl Jewett
Myrtle Moore
Walter Mechem
J. M. Hyde
Frances Scott
Harry Kelley
A. G. Mechem
B.E. le Fever
Dorothy Vorkes
Public Square
IW. S. Rhodes
W. T. Bean
N. Hill
Lincoln Murphy
Fulton Street
Charles Preston
James Sharp
Retta Howe
Fayette Street
Hocking Street
Monroe Street
R. H. Jackson
E. J. Kessinger
Lou Lane
H. D. Kreig
Myers Street
Riverside
Charles Vorkes
Frank Poston
Elizabeth Davis
T. E. Wells
Hattie Beard
Jackson
Bertha Nixon
Ralph Waller
W. H. Weigand
W. J. Sanders
Chestnut Street
Eugene Hohenadel
Martin Ohlinger
M. H. Lutz
Poplar Street
Parkdale
Walter Wolf
C. L. Stout
E. E. Humphrey
C. H. Bartlett
Walnut Street
High Street
Joe Davis
Harry Jackson
L. A. Whitmore
West and Central Schools
John Wood
John Saltz
F. F. Lane
East School
Ella Patton
D. A. Ferree
Frank Tedrow
Ed C. Cooley
Circle Hill dance nights at circle hill venue
A four piece orchestra will play every Wednesday and Saturday evening at Circle Hill. Good order will be insisted on and maintained at all times.
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Circle Hill
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