Nelsonville Council Approves Parking Meters and Bidding
The Nelsonville council approved parking meter legislation including a nine month trial with meters leased and installed on city streets. If rental equals the purchase price, meters become city property. An ordinance also redefines Columbus Street from Adams to Washington Street and approves bank depository for two years. The mayor reported October fines and licenses totaling 279.20 and a Public Health nurse hire is being pursued.
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Adams
Washington St
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Myers St
Peoples Bank Co
D. W. Codding
Council
Board of Education
Miles Howe
Wilson Heads York Masons
New officers will be installed at a subsequent meeting following the election of lodge officers. Ian Harding serves as seas secretary with deacon Carl Deacon and Clarence Jos Hardy as trustees.
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Adze
Maeversne
Ras Treigstear
Nelsonville Hyperion Club Meets for November Session
Mrs. D W Codding hosted the Hyperion Club at 363 Poplar Street for their regular November meeting. Guests included Mrs Qral Daugherty and several members as Supt. D W Dedding spoke on education trends, with solos by Miss Helen Largent and accompaniment by Mrs Jack Pritchard.
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D. W. Codding
Poplar St
Hyperion Club
Qral Daugherty
Joe B. Davis
J. M. Hyde
Cecil Shafer
John V. Wood
Stanley Dew
J. Webo
E. J. Kessinger
Irs i. H McKiddie
Circlevile
Helen Largent
Jack Pritchard
D. W. Dedding
Fred Juniper Dies Monday in Ohio City Hospital
Fred Juniper aged 69 native of Nelsonville and lifelong resident died after weeks of illness at Akron City Hospital while staying with his son Foster. A retired C and O Railroad engineer he leaves wife Blanche deceased two years ago a daughter Mrs John Humphrey Akron and two sons Foster Akron and Don Fort Wayne Ind. Body to be returned to Nelsonville for funeral arrangements at Warren Funeral Home.
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Fred Juniper
Mangas
Akron City Hospital
Juniper
Akron
Foster
Washington St
Blanche Juniper
Warren Funeral Home
Alex Juniper
John Humphrey
Don
Fort Warhe
Girl Scouts in New Marshfield elect new officers
Senior Girl Scouts of New Marshfield meet with leader Mrs Orpha Forme Barbara to elect officers Jane Bevedse as treasurer Marian named candidate details remain unclear.
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Orpha
Barbara
Jane Bevedse
Marian
Community Social Evening Note at Storys Run
Geraldine Ward hosted a small gathering Monday evening for two herb students from Mid- They enjoyed a& wiener were Virginia Lu Krobler Maxine Johnson Sara h Midred Oblinge Sara Seow Dick Rircher Bob Mer Curtis Kelly Ward 5.5 a8.
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Geraldine Ward
Herb
A& Wiener
Virgina Lu Krobler
Maxinee Johnson
Sarah
Midred Oblinge
Sara Seow
Dick Rircher
Bob Mer- Curtis Kelly
Hos- Ward
Retail Merchants To Meet Wednesday in Nelsonville
Nelsonville notes an important Retail Merchants Association meeting set for Wednesday evening November 7 at 7 30 in the Councream at Cu Hall. Secretary Converse Crawford announces the gathering with urged attendance for key business items.
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Retail Merchants Association
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Murray City Social Notes Birthday party for Patty Sorrell
Mrs. Lester Sorrell hosted Patty Sorrell’s eighth birthday with games ice cream and cake on Monday October 22. Attendees included Connie Smith Mary Ann Lauriskey Lorna Thompson and many others. Visitors from Columbus Barberton Summerfield and Nelsonville joined relatives here during the weekend and inquiries mention telegrams and travel between New York and home.
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Murray City
Lester Sorrell
Patty
Connie Smith
Mary Ann Lauriskey
Lorna Thompson
Betty Jane
Teddy Sabo
Esther Phillips
Gary Dean
Charles Barnes
Willard Dale Orndot
Fannie
Katie Wilson
Grace Sorrell
Roland Campbell
Nina
Carolyn Canter
Joan Sorrell
Glenroy Sorrell
Barbara Ann James
Garnet Wolfe
Leonard Phillips
Clifford Darrell Jones
Johnnie Moody
Dora Wilson
Cinda Lee
Giouster
Joe Sabo
Joey
Creinnati
Robert Anders
Columbus
J. J. Hogan
Massillon
Harold James
Clark
John Shelton
Shelton
Walter Lauriskey
Arlene
Coleen Hillyer
Nelsonville
A. T. Pettit
Ruth Carsnet
New Lexington
Tom Harvan
Tom
Jack Smith
Sarringhaus Widdoes Fight Highlights Sports Roundup
In New York Hugh Fullerton Jr notes tossed coverage of a Sarringhaus versus Widdoes bout, Army Rose Bowl implications, and quotes Lt Col Carl Hinkle. He mentions Glenn Davis, Dick Sisler, Ray Sanders, and Admiral William D. Leahy in context of football and winter training plans.
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New York
Steve Owen
Notre Dame Navy
Carl Hinkle
Army
California
Glenn Davis
Davis
Blanchard
Navy
William D. Leahy
Wisconsin
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Leahy
Ashland
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Buckeyes Lead Conference In Scoring And Rushing Averages
Ohio State tops the Big Ten in scoring with 103 points across three games and an average 28.9 per game. Purdue leads in passing at 297 yards, Canfield leads in receiving with 208 yards, and Indiana's Wes Groomes and Ohio State’s Ollie Cline highlight ground gains as the conference charts roll on.
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Ohio State
Jim Ace
Ranklewood
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Germany
Buckeyes
Canfield
Purdue
Michigan
Wolverines
Wes Groomes
Indiana
Ollie Cline
Ohio State Faces Key Games as Sarringhaus May Return
Ohio State University hopes star halfback Paul Sarringhaus will practice today after reports he quit the team. The 1942 national champions aim to defend the title with Sarringhaus back, as they prepare for Illinois, Michigan, and a Pittsburgh game this weekend.
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Ohio State University
Paul Sarringhaus
Ohio State
Savad
Bucks
Serringhaus
Sarringhaus
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Widdoes
Northwestern
Indiana
Purdue
Pitt
Ted Kluszewski
Minnesota
Midwest
Minais
Lou Agase
Les Bingaman
Gene Kwasniewski
Great Lakes
Bruce Bairstow
Don Laser
Ray Miller
Harvard
Wisconsin
Towa
Hawkeyes
Notre Dame
Navy
Corning Scout Troop Reorganization Notes
Corning reports reorganizing the Senior Girl Scout Troop during a Monday meeting at S pm. Older and Intermediate Scouts gathered Thursday with Leader Mrs. Berina Suson and other attendees. Women’s Society plans a meeting at the Christian church with Mrs. Ethel DeLong and Mrs. James noted among participants.
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Corning
Berina Suson
Christian
Notre Dame Navy game pictures settle touchdown dispute
Films of the Navy Notre Dame game showed that the decisive plunge from one foot out was ruled no score after a disputed pass. Viewers at a luncheon backed the no score call, with Tony Minisi credited for stopping Phil Colelia near the goal line.
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Notre Dame
Navy
New York
Tony Minisi
Colelia
Pitt Mentor Turns Table On Grid Critics
Pitt coach Shaughnessy challenged critics at a broadcasters luncheon by asking what Pitt should do against Ohio State. He debated gambling versus conservative play and whether to punt or receive, noting past losses to Notre Dame and Temple and ending the session in a draw.
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Murray City Cage Schedule
Cage schedule lists multiple basketball games across November to February. Teams include Amesvill, Gibisonville, Cornir, Bueht, Mearthi, Bloomirdle, New Strai 4ile, Carbon H, Chaunc, Rockbridge, Union Furnace, Laurelville, Buchtel, and Carbon Hill with dates varied by Tuesdays and Fridays in posting.
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Gibisonvilere
Cornir
Bueht
Mearthi
Bloomir
New Strai
Carbon H
Mearthere
Laurelot Vere
Chaunc Ere
Rockbrid
Gibisonyere
Chauni
Union Furnace
Blooming
Jackson and Pera Lead Tight Featherweight Card at Armory
Cleveland’s Leroy Jackson fights Andy Pera of Chicago in the featured 10 round featherweight bout at the Armory Friday night Promoter Bob Heath announced. Other 10 round bouts include heavyweight Gus Mariner versus Johnny Brown and Walterweight Vinnie Jones against Lew Flyer in St Louis.
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Pera
Akron
Leroy Jackson
Cleveland
Andy Pera
Chicago
Armory
Bob Heath
Gus, Mariner
Johnny Brown
New York
Vinnie Jones
Megis Lew Flyer
St Louis
City profits from Notre Dame game at Municipal Stadium
The Notre Dame Navy football game drew 80,506 fans to Municipal Stadium in Cleveland and netted the city $4,300 after $4,000 in expenses. Stadium commissioner Rene P. Banks said Notre Dame paid a $6,000 rental and the city would receive $2,307 under his Cleveland Concession Co. contract.
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Cleveland
Notre Dame
Rene P. Banks
Banks
Cleveland Concession Co
Roberts Funeral Held In Corning For Elizabeth Roberts
Elizabeth Roberts 71 died at her Valley Street home Sunday. She was born in Scotland and belonged to the Corrning Sherwood Rebekah Lodge and the Pythian Sister Lodge. Survived by two sons Earl and Donald, three daughters Jeannette Leah Louise Horn and Beatrice. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. from First United Brethren Church with Rev. Wailin E. Riedel officiating. Interment in New Lexington Cemetery.
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Corning
Wailin E. Riedel
New Lexington Cemetery
Touchdown Ranks IU Back Among Nation's Scorers
Walter Projanowski scored three touchdowns driving Indiana to the top of NCAA scoring after 14 TDs in six games. He surpassed Terry Ragan of Redlands who had 12 TDs in five games but no TD in his last start. Jim Boswell of Oberlin ranked third with 66 points.
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Columbus
Mike Jacobs
Warren Isles
Ohio High School Athletic Association
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Niles
Warren
Harold W. Emschler
OHSAA
Abe Williams
Dick Olmstead
Warren Tribune Chronicle
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Clevelanders
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Crooksville
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Tallmadgs
Kent State
Jim Prabe
Atwater
Garrettsville
Ralph Reigle
Ursuline
Youngstown
Woodrow Wilson
Mansi Waite
Fiddie
Tyzers
Middleport
Troy
Reading
Lowesville
Elda
Ottewa Hills
Irenton
Uppe
Sandusky
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Copisy
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Réeighe
Akron Garfeld
Canton
Lincoln
East Liverpool
St Macy’s
New York
Walter Trojanowski
Amherst
University of Connecticut
Projanowski
Terry Ragan
Redlands
Southern California
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Trojans
Jim Boswell
Oberlin
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