Vets Fail To Come Up to Expectations
Ohio University football coach Don C. Peden reassesses after two losses. End play struggles with veterans Wertman and Shafer underperforming, prompting moves to shift Johnny Robbins to right end and promote sophomore John Zahradt to left end as the squad prepares for Western Reserve.
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Don C. Peden
Ohio University
Peden
Don
Johnny Robbins
Robbins
Howie Wertman
John Shafer
Bobcats
Western Kentucky
Ohio
Butler
Bulldog
Bobcat
Mighty Western Reserve
John
John Zahradt
Zahradt
Picking Saturdays Grid Games
Football picks by Harry Ferguson for weekend games. Notre Dame Georgia Tech and others noted with brief predicted winners and remarks on key matchups.
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Harry Ferguson
NEW York
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Minnesota
Nebraska
Power
Mrs. W. H. Acker Observes 80th Birthday Today
Logan residents gather at Mrs. W. H. Acker on W. Main Street to mark her 80th birthday. She is the widow of a longtime local newspaperman and distant correspondent for several out of town dailies.
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Logan
W. H. Acker
W. Main St
Park Attendance Drops at Logan Park
Logan park usage fell last week with only 208 visitors reported by Ray Keck park supervisor. The facility will stay open through the month then equipment will be stored for the winter season.
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Logan
Kachelmacher Park
Ray Keck
Mrs Ralph Bennett Returns Home From Cherrington Hospital
Mrs Ralph Bennett of Nelsonville was discharged and returned to her home Wednesday after a stay at Cherrington Hospital.
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Logan
Ralph Bennett
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Pioneer Day Shoeshoe Pitching Highlighted In Logan
Logan Ohio hosts Pioneer Day on November 4 featuring Hocking County and open horseshoe pitching tournaments with trophies from F J Beasley Co Athens and Logan Post Office employer. Events include small bore muzzle loading rifle matches and an ox roast with music and dancing. Entries via Kenneth Eaton Logan.
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Logan
Hocking
Ohio Foxhunters
F. J. Beasley Co
Athens
Logan Post Office
Kenneth Eaton
Youth Group Holds Hobo Hike Tuesday Evening
Logan Pioneer Youth group held a hobo hike Tuesday evening in Green township. The event ended at Smith Chapel school with lunch, a brief business meeting, and musical games. Paul Waltz won best costume with Clarence Arbell second. A Halloween party is set for October 17 with location to be announced. Committee members include Miss Pauline Robey and Misses Ruth and Grace Griffith.
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Logan
Pioneer
Green Township
Smith Chapel
Paul Waltz
Clarence Arbell
Pauline Robey
Ruth
Grace Grifith
Worship Service at Pleasant Hill United Brethren Church
Worship will be held at Pleasant Hill United Brethren Church at 7 30 Friday evening with Rev. T C Gregory of Enterprise preaching. The church has been closed for three weeks for repairs and repainting under supervision of the Enterprise quarterly conference and pastor Rev T C Gregory.
Engine Derailments Close in Time at C and O Crossing
A Chesapeake and Ohio yard engine derailed at Mulberry Street crossing Tuesday evening, with crews working through the night to replace the locomotive. Earlier that day a caboose and engine left the rails at the Old Town Bridge, also under the local wreck crew’s charge.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Yard
Mulberry St
Old Town Bridge
Pile Driver Ready for Old Town Bridge Construction
Pile Driver LOGAN County road force completed a pile driver for bridge work. It is set to move today to the Old Town bridge site where a new bridge will be built by WPA labor. Foundation excavation work has been underway.
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Logan—County Road Force
WPA
Two Chauncey Backs May Not Play in J-T Contest
Chauncey Dover Blue Devils face injury doubt as Rus Palmer and Bill Keasey may miss the J-T game. Coach Guerra weighs changes with several veterans underperforming and freshmen likely to see action at Chauncey field Friday at 3 30.
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Joe Guerra
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils
Rus Palmer
Bill Keasey
Schoonover
Stalder
Ley
Porter
Kottgan
Wadley
Bridgewater
Walters
Simmers
Moody
Lemons
Sapp
McCafferty
Cline
Kosma
Childress
Lester
Mingus
Keish
Plains
Chauncey- Dover
Buchtel
Chauncey Field
Aged Millfield Man Succumbs in Hospital
Chauncey Charles Dust, 69, of Millfield, died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Columbus after an emergency appendicitis operation. The body was taken to Warren Funeral Home Nelsonville. Funeral is set for Friday in Jacksonville with burial at Concord Cemetery. Survived by brother Albert of Trimble and sister Mrs E W Fisk Nelsonville, plus children Harry Dusz Trimble Charles Dusz Jr Coshocton Mrs Clark West Glouster Mrs Walter Webb Mrs William Shust and Mrs Alma Berry Toledo.
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Charles Dust
Millfield
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Warren Funeral Home
Nelsonville
Jacksonville
Concord Cemetery
Dusz
Albert
Trimble
E. W. Fisk
Harry Dusz
Charles Dusz
Coshocton
Clark West
Glouster
Walter Webb
William Shust
Alma Berry
Toledo
Willing Workers Plan Halloween Masquerade
The Willing Workers Class of the Church of Christ met at Floodwood with Alice Luster. Geneva Walters presided and led devotions. Inez Hill and Effie Karns won prizes in two contests. Plans were made for a Halloween masquerade at the next meeting and hostesses served refreshments to 24 persons.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Alice Luster
Floodwood
Geneva Walters
Inez Hill
Effie Karns
Birthday Party Given for Troy Woman in Coolville
Mrs Roy Gordon was honored at a birthday party at her Route 7 home on Thursday evening September 28. Refreshments were served to a long list of family and friends including residents of Athens Cocilville Clarksburg Alfred and surrounding areas.
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Coolville
Roy Gordon
Howard Stout
Gordon
Sue
Athens
Esther Nadine Shamel
Edgar Dixon
Ruth
Mary Lois
Wilbur
John Dixon
Stanley Gillilan
Charles
Dorothy Gillilan
Howard Lake
Betty
Paul
Ralph Lake
Gertrude Gill
Carl
Clarksburg
Mary Calloway
Ellis Haught
Ira Brown
Frank Reed
Logan High Player Undergoes Bone Plating Operation
Don Riddlebarger a Logan High School football player with a fractured right leg two weeks ago had a bone plating operation at Cherrington Hospital on Tuesday.
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Logan
Don Riddlebarger
Cherrington Hospital
Thomas Trainman New York’s Underground Locomotive Engineer
Harry Thomas, once a heavyweight boxing contender, now works seven hours daily beneath the city as a locomotive engineer on the New York viaduct, combining strength with steady routine.
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Thomas
New York
Harry Thomas
Chauncey Board Approves Athletic Field Expansion Plan
Chauncey-Dover school board votes to purchase three lots from the New York Coal Company and the Wilson heirs for 140 dollars each to enlarge the Washington Grade School yard into an athletic field. A NYA crew directed by T R Hamilton grades the field for the I T game Friday and bleachers will be installed.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
New York Coal Company
Wilson Heirs
Washington
NYA
T. R. Hamilton
I-T
Fiske
Guerra
McKnabb
Wilson Lot
Fourth Street
Beck
Chesterhill
Chauncey-Dover School Board
Erle Bridgewater
A. J. Jackson
Karl Gardner
W. W. Sprague
Clarence E. Sanders
Oscar Simpson
Wilson
Morris
Davis
Haller
Ladies Aid potluck supper and taffy pull at Millfield Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Millfield Church of Christ hosts a 6 o'clock potluck at Mrs. Jessie Fulton’s home. After supper, Miss Olive Brookins leads a business meeting and an old fashioned taffy pull follows. Los Angeles children may borrow a toy for up to two weeks from a unique top library.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Church of Christ
Jessie Fulton
Olive Brookins
Los Angeles
Mrs. Stanley Hosts Weekend Guests in Chauncey
Mrs Floyd Stanley and family hosted a weekend gathering at their Converse Street home. A Sunday chicken dinner included Elizabeth Stanley Echelbarger and children Jearmie and Dickie of Sand Creek, Mich., Mary Stanley Robbins of Columbus with Billy Lee Norma Jean and Stanley, Bertha Stanley Sherlock and Betty Jo of Athens, and Janice Sue Stanley of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Floyd Stanley
Converse St
E. C. Echelbarger
Elizabeth Stanley
Jearmie and
Dickie
Sand Creek
Mich
William Robinett, Jr
Mary Stanley
Billy Lee
Norma Jean
Stanley
Columbus
Harold Sherlock
Bertha Stanley
Betty Jo
Athens
John Stanley
Janice Sue
Relatives From England Visit Chauncey Family
Mrs Mary Sutherland Nye wife of Dr Robert Nye and their son Billy arrived in New York from London for an extended visit with relatives. They stay with Dr Nye’s parents Mr and Mrs George Harvey Nye in Chauncey. An older son Robert attends Ohio University and lives in Chauncey with Mr and Mrs Floyd Nye.
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Chauncey
Mary Sutherland Nye
Robert Nye
Billy
New York
London
England
Harvey Courtney Improving at Beaumont Home
Harvey Courtney, seriously ill the last weeks at his Beaumont home, is much improved this week. Nurse Margery Thomas is on night duty. Mr and Mrs Paul Courtney, who visited a week, have returned to Springfield Ohio. Mr Courtney serves as Dover Township trustee.
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Chauncey
Harvey Courtney
Beaumont
Margery Thomas
Courtney
Paul Courtney
Springfield
Mr. Courtney
Dover Township
Wiener Roast Held by Church Sunday School Class
Chauncey Miss Ruth Fiske led a Wiener roast after Sunday School at the Church of Christ. Girls on the committee included Mary Helen Sweeney Ina Jane Cunningham and Jean Nye.
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Chauncey
Ruth Fiske
Church of Christ
Mary Helen Sweeney
Ina Jane Cunningham
Jean Nye
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