Newcombe ready to pitch in World Series if needed
Don Newcombe, Brooklyn’s ace, says he will pitch in three games if required and is unfazed by two day rests. Jackie Robinson recalls choking up during the Dodgers’ late win over Philadelphia, while Pee Wee Reese remains the lone holdover from 1941 among the Dodgers as the Yankees loom in all World Series showdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
New York
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn
Burt
Shotton
Dodger
Jackie Robinson
Bill Stewart
St. Louis
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Phils
Pee Wee Reese
Yankees
Yankees Tip to Win World Series Over Dodgers
AP poll of 52 baseball writers picks the New York Yankees to defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers in the World Series opening at Yankee Stadium. Thirty three chose the Yankees, 19 the Dodgers, with notes on Carl Furillo’s groin injury and Yogi Berra’s recovering thumb affecting lineup and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Yankees
Dodgers
Yankee Stadium
New York and Brooklyn Vie in Series At Yankee Stadium and Ebbersfield
The New York Yankees face the Brooklyn Dodgers in a multi game set at Yankee Stadium today Thursday and next week with Ebbersfield games on Friday Saturday and Sunday. All games start at 1 p m except Sunday 2 05 p m. Yankees favored 10 to 17. Box seats 8 dollars. Attendance about 70 000 at Yankee Stadium and 35 000 at Ebbersfield. Allie Reynolds to pitch for the Yankees with Dodgers likely Don Newcombe or Elwin Roe. Weather cloudy with brief showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Yankee Stadium
Ebtersfield
Yankees
Ebbets Field
Mutual Broadcasting System
Ai! Networks
Allie Reynolds
Don Newcombe
Elwin
Preacher
Army Platter Play Draws Spectator Excitement at West Point
Army football showcases a platter play starting with a quarterback fake forward pass and a lateral to the fullback who runs around the weak side end. Arnold Galiffa executes the fake, Dan Feldberg blocks, and Gil Stephenson carried for good yardage last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N.Y
NEA
Army
Arnold Galiffa
Dan Feldberg
Frank Fisch
Gil Stephenson
Letty James
Cornell
Major Hoople Predicts Big Nine Upsets This Week
Major Hoople forecasts a volatile weekend with Southern California over Ohio State, California over Wisconsin, Texas Christian over Indiana, and Texas to upset Oklahoma. He lists scores for 28 games including Michigan over Army and Notre Dame over Purdue, while doubting the Sooners' invincibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Californa
Ohio State
California
Wisconsin
Texas
Christian
Indiana
Oklahoma
Sooners
Michigan
Army
Columbia
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
Duke
Navy
Penn
Princeton
Colgate
Boston
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Wake Forest
Georgetown
Michigan State
Maryland
Pitt
West Virginia
Illinois
So. Carolina
Stanford
UCLA
Washington
Oregon State
Oregon
Washington State
Reserve Invades Butler For Mid American MAC Opener
Indianapolis Ind Western Reserve visits Butler in a Mid American Conference opener. The Red Cats bring 23 lettermen led by Marv Bowen Fred Lekson Dick Lee and Tom Murphy. Butler counters with Flavian Weidekamp Jim Warrenburg Harry Farmer Bill Sylvester and Mike Livorsi out with injuries. Cornelius shines in Wabash win with 106 rushing yards on 28 carries and adds punting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEST
RES
Pol
Butler Leo Spann
LE Harry Farmer
Ted Lubahn
Bill Kuntz
Dave Puzzuoli
Ray McLemek
Bob Nolf
Don Hinkle
Marvin Bowen
Curt Kyvik
Dick Ricei
John Murphy
Tom Cooper
Robert Bunyan
Tom Cole
Bill Sylvester
Fred Lekson
J. Chelminink
Dick Lee
Mike Liversi
Nate Corbin
Pemn
Cornelius
Indianapolis
Ind
Butler University
Bulldogs
Western Reserve
Mike Scarry
Red Cats
Tom Murphy
Oliver
Red Cat
Marv Bowen
Paul
Tony” Hinkle
Wabash
Crawfordsville
Flavian Weidekamp
Jim Warrenburg
Weidekamp
Harry Farmer
Farmer
Sylvester
Ralph Chapman
Chapman
Robert Runyan
Warrenburg
Mike Livorsi
Pem Cornelius
Olsen Released by Columbus Red Birds
The Columbus Red Birds announced the unconditional release of outfielder Barney Olsen who batted .214 in 29 early season games. He was optioned to Houston and Rochester for the remainder of 1949 as the team acquired Charlie Frey from Lynchburg and sent Ed Mickelson to Lynchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
Barney Olsen
Olsen
Red Birds
Houston
Rochester
the Birds
Charlie Frey
Lynchburg
Ed Mickelson
Mickelson
Heavies Back in US After European Trip
Two American heavyweights Jersey Joe Walcott and Lee Savold returned from Europe. Walcott flew in from Prestwick Scotland and Savold sailed back to the United States aboard the Queen Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Lee Savold
Europe
Walcott
Prestwick
Scotland
Savold
England
Boxing card reports wins in Providence and Holyoke
Paddy De Mar outpointed Jackie Weber in Providence as Guillermo Giminez stopped Joey Carbido in Holyoke. The Brooklyn and Pawtucket pairings highlighted a double bill with competitive early rounds and decisive finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Paddy de Marco
Brooklyn
Jackie Weber
Pawtucket
Holyoke
Mass
Guillermo Giminez
Argentina
Joey Carbido
Youngstown
Ivy seeks speed record extension to break 141.7 mph mark
Miss Canada Ivy of Picton Ontario was granted an unlimited extension to attempt the world speed boat record. The target remains the 141.7 mph speed set ten years earlier by Sir Malcolm Campbell in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picton
Ont
Canada
Ivy
Sir Malcolm Campbell
England
Rides Four Winners at Belmont Park
Apprentice Willie Boland rode four winners at Belmont Park. He earned a $33.90 daily double on Zanella and Saturday. He also won aboard Slamaranth and a Shadow Shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willie Boland
Belmont Park
Zanella
Slamaranth
Eleven Cases to Face Grand Jury in Logan
Eleven cases will be presented at the October 13 Logan grand jury session per Miss Thelma Keyes. Indictments are expected against Walter S. Angle for larceny Virg il Lewis for adultery Thomas Irvin for forgery William Leonard for reckless operation Charles Sheets for breaking and entering James J Mohler for arson William McLaughlin for non support Lucius Harble for concealing stolen property William Hoy for non support Sydney Lane for fraud and David Sorrell for incest.
UMW Named In Court Suit
NEW LEXINGTON The United Mine Workers of America were named in a Perry County court suit filed by J. D. Ross Coal Co. of Bristol. The petition says 22 non union miners at its mine were forced to stop work to avoid threats to their families. Judge A S McGonagie set Monday for a contempt hearing. A similar suit was filed against the UMW in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
United Mine Workers of America
Perry County Common Pleas
J. D. Ross Coal Co
Bristol
A. S. McGonagie
The
Ross Co
UMW
Mrs. Hermann Dies Tuesday in Logan at 68
Mrs. Jacob Hermann, 68, died Tuesday morning at home after a fall caused pelvis fracture ten days earlier. She returned from Hocking Valley Hospital Sunday. She belonged to St. Matthew Lutheran Church. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs. Pat Canty of Logan, and five brothers: Joseph, Chris, Clarence, Henry, and Walter Brooker. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at St. Matthew Lutheran Church. Rev. Paul N. Warner. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jacob Hermann
Church Street
Hocking Valley Hospital
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Pat Canty
Joseph
Chris
Clarence
Henry
Walter Brooker
Leonard Funeral Home
Paul N. Warner
Oak Grove Cemetery
Kiwanis Hear Play Review In Logan Club Meeting
Logan Kiwanis heard Miss Bartelle Hamilton review Moss Hart latest three act comedy Light Up the Sky calling it one of the cleanest and most sparkling plays she has seen Lew Graham was program chairman The club has acquired a school bus to be converted into a traveling chuck wagon for public functions Two Athens speakers were announced for upcoming meetings Prof George Starr Lasher and Rev Fred E Luchs scheduled for successive Tuesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bartelle Hamilton
Logan High School
Logan Kiwanis Club
Moss Hart
Kiwanis
Athens
Logan Club
George Starr Lasher
School of Journalism
Ohio University
Fred E. Luchs
Athens Presbyterian Church
Fred J Kelch Services Conducted
Funeral services for Fred J. Kelch age 53 were held at St Matthew Lutheran Church at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Rev Paul N Warner officiated and interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. Organist Mrs Harley Meyer played as pallbearers included W Denzil Weltner John Keller Lester Risch Albert Seabright Fred Huls and Harley Meyer.
Potluck Supper at St Pauls Church in Logan
The monthly potluck supper at St Pauls Episcopal Church Logan will be in the Parish Room at 6 p.m. Thursday. An executive committee meeting will follow a brief informal congregation gathering with hymns led by Rev Rollin S Polk Jr.
Hocking Boy Scout Executives Hold Meeting
A meeting of the Hocking County Boy Scout executive committee will be at Brandt's restaurant at 5 30 p m Thursday. Rev Henry L Carr chairman says plans for the joint Boy and Girl Scout annual fund drive will be discussed and urges all members to attend a session he calls very important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Boy Scout Executive Committee
Brandt's
Henry L. Carr
Mr. Carr
Columbus Mayor Prepares to Speak at Local Rally
Mayor James A. Rhodes of Columbus will address a rally and joint meeting of the McKinley Club and the Women's Republican Club on October 22. Ed Miller of South Logan leads the McKinley Club while Mrs. Richard Farmer heads the Hocking County Republican Women's Club. Further rally details will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James A. Rhodes
Columbus
McKinley Club
Women’s Republican Club
Ed Miller
South Logan
Richard Farmer
East Second St
Hocking County
Republican Women's Club
Logan Man Dies at Home After Long Illness
Logan Frank St. Clair 77 longtime county commissioner died Monday evening at 360 N Market St after a lengthy illness. He was born in Marion Township and worked with Meldrim St. Clair for years. He served as a Justice of the Peace and was a Methodist Church member along with OOF Lodge and Rebekah Lodge. Surviving are wife Josephine a daughter Grace King of Columbus three sons Ned Raymond and Harry a sister Mrs John Rochester. Friends may call at Woodard Funeral Home until services at 2 p.m. Thursday at the First Methodist Church. Interment in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank St. Clair
N. Market St
Marion Township
Meldrim St. Clair
Columbus
Ned
Raymond
Gallipolis
Harry
Rockbridge
John Rochester
Atiends
Woodard Funeral
First Methodist
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mrs. Virginia McGhee hosted a Friday birthday gathering at Union Furnace for her son Joe Ed with a four candle cake. Attendees included Patricia and Patrick Smith, Mary Louise Wyskiver, Brenda Kay McVey, Marilyn Stewart, Judy Ann Stewart, and helpers Charlotte Edgar and Mrs. William Flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia McGhee
Union Furnace
Joe Ed
Patricia Smith
Patrick Smith
Mary Louise Wyskiver
Brenda Kay McVey
Marilyn Stewart
Judy Ann Stewart
McGhee
Charlotte Edgar
Robert Rose Sentenced for Non-Support in Hocking County
Logan Justice: Robert Rose arraigned on a January grand jury indictment for non support pleaded innocent then guilty. Judge Harley Meyer sentenced him to the Ohio Reformatory at Mansfield on probation with 10 dollars weekly for two minor children. He was later seized on the capias for probation breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Robert Rose
Harley Meyer
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Rose
Meyer
Capias
Herbert Lappen
Fred Murray
Dillon To Attend National Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Dillon plan to travel to Memphis Tennessee where Dillon the Hocking County Superintendent of Schools will join the Fourth National Conference of County and Rural Area Superintendents. The event runs in October at the Hotel Peabody with a round table panel on services by county or rural superintendents and a five member nominating committee.
Marshal's Spouse Arrested Despite Local Rank
In NEW LEXINGTON Mrs Beatrice Fountain wife of Rendville marshal was arrested by Sheriff Clair Butts on an affidavit by her husband Major Fountain. She faced Justice L P Ellman and was fined 100 dollars with 75 suspended and placed on probation for a year. A second brief notes a WSCS soup sale at the Shawnee Methodist Church kitchen on Thursday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Rendville
Beatrice Fountain
Clair Butts
Major Fountain
L. P. Ellman
WSCS
Methodist Church
Company Official Explains Ohio Fire Insurance Rates
Glen Graff of Hanover Fire Insurance spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Lafayette Hotel about how Ohio fire insurance rates are set. He described the Ohio Inspection Bureau as key, funded by insurers, with state oversight, and outlined factors like building use, construction, water supply, and fire department readiness that determine classifications and base rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Glen Graff
Hanover Fire Insurance Co
Kiwanis Club
Lafayette Hotel
Ohio
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Columbus
OFB
State Insurance Department
Graff
Bipolis
Fire Department
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Hybrid Plot Harvest Set Near Rodney
A demonstration plot of hybrid corn will be harvested Thursday on P. O. Wheeler’s farm one mile north of Rodney on the Rodney Bidwell road. Fifteen hybrids are tested with two rows each. B. F. Morris of the Ohio Seed Corn Improvement Association prepared plans and records. Bill Smith, county agricultural agent, leads the data efforts with cooperation from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station and extension service and Rio Grande veterans class and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
P. O. Wheeler
Rodney
Rodney-Bidwell Road
Plangs
B. F. Morris
Ohio Seed Corn Improvement Association
Bill Smith
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
The
Extension Service
AWOL Soldier Held For Army Officials
Pvt. Wade C. Caroll of 1707 Chestnut St. is in county jail after an AWOL period since Sept 19. Sheriff George Ehman arrested him and awaits Ft. Knox officials to take custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Wade C. Caroll
Chestnut St
George Ehman
Carroll
Ft. Knox
Birthday of Son Observed at Supper
A seventh birthday supper was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Carpenter in Gainer for their son Larry. Attending were Larry’s grandmother Mrs. Mary Carpenter, J. B. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carpenter, Buddy Kenney, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Carpenter and their son Darrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterhill
Carlos Carpenter
Gainer
Larry
Mary Carpenter
J. B. Carpenter
Russell Carpenter
Buddy Kenney
Virgil Carpenter
Darrell
River traffic updates at Gallipolis and Kanawha district
Locks at Gallipolis reported boats Ernestine Fort Armstrong and Jefferson at specific times. Kanawha River boats Sullivan and Dolle scheduled for Marmet and Winfield. Other district vessels include multiple down and up movements at Parkersburg New Martinsville and Point Pleasant with gauge readings and fall levels noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ernestine
Ft. Armstrong
Jefferson
Kanawha
Sullivan
Marmet
Dolle
Lewis
Penn
Parkersburg
Jayson
Laughlin
Pace
Kenna
Neville
Kanawha Falls
Point Pleasant
Payrolls Approved by Gallipolis Civil Service Board
Gallipolis Civil Service Commission met Tuesday night and approved payrolls. Members present were chairman Carl Moore and FE Null and Cassius Canaday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Two Gallipolis Men Fined for Intoxication in Court
Gallipolis residents Ross Siders and Elijah Davis were each fined $5 plus costs in municipal court for intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ross Siders
Elijah Davis
Grand Jury Called in Gallipolis for Oct 11
Grand jury summoned for October 11 at 9 a.m. by Gallia County clerk of courts Marjorie Rinehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Marjorie Rinehart
Argentine Ship Fournier Sunk With 68 Aboard
The Argentine Navy said the minesweeper Fournier missing since September 21 with 68 sailors aboard has sunk in the Strait of Magellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Fournier
Strait of Megellan
Carlos Niday Dies at 46 in Gallipolis Hospital
Carlos Graham Niday, 46, of S44 Second Ave., Gallipolis, died at Holzer Hospital at 1 50 p m Tuesday from nervous disorders. He had been treated at the Cleveland Clinic recently. A Mason Shriner and Grace Methodist Church member, he worked with Gallipolis Dairy Co and earlier in wholesale milk. Born July 4 1908 to Mr and Mrs Victor Niday, he is survived by wife Margena Stillings Niday and children Ruth Carlene Thomas and Loren Niday. Funeral services Thursday at 2 p m at Grace Methodist Church, Rev L A Donnally officiating, burial in Mound Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Carlos Graham Niday
Second Ave
Holzer Hospital
Mr. Niday
Cleveland Clinic
Grace Methodist Church
Gallipolis Dairy Co
Gallia Academy High School
Frank
Raymond
Columbus
Paul
Northup
L. A. Donnally
Mound Hill Cemetery
Two Divorce Petitions Filed In Common Pleas Court
In Gallipolis two divorce petitions and one alimony suit were filed in common pleas court. Edith Swartewelder vs Harry Swartzwelder claims gross neglect and disability under a physician's care. Nellie M. Daugherty sues Lewis Daugherty for divorce on extreme cruelty with child custody sought. Edna Whittington seeks divorce from Edward Whittington with request to restore maiden name Edna Darnell. Judge Betz to hear the alimony case Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Common Pleas Court
Lawrence County
Edith Swartewelder
Harry Swartzwelder
Swarteswelder
Irish, Riley
Trish
Pratt
Crowe
Ashland
Kentucky
Robert M. Betz
Lewis Daugherty
Vinton
Nellie M. Daugherty
Williamson
Switzer and Halliday
Edna D. Whittington
Mra
Ruth Darnell
Edward Whittington
Andrews, Field
Washington, D. C
Albany Chillicothe District gathering in Baltimore Ohio
Members of Albany and Chillicothe District attended a gathering in Baltimore Ohio with Rev William Marshall and several others. Tea host Mrs Amos Potts of Logan showcased Finnish glass items and Finnish coffee cake was served. Weekend visitors to various locals joined in social visits across Marion Columbus Dayton and Athens areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Baltimore
Ohio
William Marshall
Don Young
Eldon Dailey
Vernon Canny
Amos Potts
Logan
Vassemies
Anna P. McVay
Finland
Wassemies
T. F. Hall
Robert
Adak
Alaska
Ann Halls
Raymond
Harry
Matooka
W. Va
James Hall
Middleport
Jessie Cline
Dayton
Worley Cline
C. D. Dailey
J. Charles Shaffer
Effie Ward
Claire James
Albert James
Zaleski
Ina Schafer
Billy Sanders
Nancy
Cecil Antle
Helen Howard
Olive Brookins
Howard B. Allen
John Brewer
Lizzie Robinette
Millfield
Nancy Sanders
Elva Throckmorton
Atlanta
T. C. Throckmorton
Marie Rusensheimer
D. J. Webster
Frank Radcliffe
John Crossen
Athens
Webber Wood
Webber Wood Harrisonville, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King, Pomeroy
C. R
Florence Brown
Wheeler Gill
Emma Johnson
Columbus
L. F. Miller
Gill
Mr.Miller
Melva
Driver Fined in Intoxication Count
Gallipoli Slamey Dodgill, 27, Kananga, arrested by the State Highway Patrol for driving while intoxicated. Judge William Jones fined him 8125 and costs, sentenced him to five days in jail, and suspended driving rights for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipoli
Slamey Dodgill
Kananga
State Highway Patrol
William Jones
Dodeill
Suspension Hearing Set October 24 in Gallia County
The Ohio Civil Service Commission will hold a hearing October 24 in the courthouse over the suspension of Roscoe Allen once Gallia County’s highway superintendent. Allen was suspended April 15 for unspecified reasons and later terminated by Director T J Kauer. Harold Cremeens was appointed county superintendent and will attend the hearing, with lawyers H We and W P Cherrington expected to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Civil Service
Roscoe Allen
Mr. Allen
Gallia County
Ohio Department of Highways
Otho Castle
State Highway Department
Division 10
Marietta
Allen
T. J. Kauer
Harold B. Cremeena
Portamouth Red
Frank J. Lavache
Cremeens
Civil Service Corrmission
H. We and
W. P. Cherrington
Gus Gabrielli Dies at 63 in Gallipolis Ohio
Gus Gabrielli 63 died Tuesday. Services set for 9:90 am at St. Louis Catholic Church in Priday. Survivors include wife Nellie Alf readi, sons Raymond Bruno, and daughters Wilma Mia. sister in Italy. He ran the Happy Corner Cafe. Interment in Pine Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallipolis
Priday
Gus Gabrielli
St. Louis Catholic Church
Nellie
Alfred Gabrielli
Gallipolis
Raymond
Bruno
Portsmouth
Wilma
Columbus
Mia
Ida Blevins
Wheelwright
Gabrielli
Happy Corner Cafe
Monte Cilla Bagni di Lucca
Italy
Pine St Cemetery
Hospital Notes and Bid Notice from Bern Toppler Trustees
Admitted list includes Mrs Wyatt Roach and son in Henderson W Va along with several other patients from Gallia Beech Hill and Jackson areas. Discharged names include Mrs James Radford and Mrs Charles Jiden plus Hilda Pinkston. Notice: sealed bids sought by Bern Toppler Trustees until Oct 2 for a gasoline powered maintainer with 8000 lb capacity and at least a 10 ft blade. bids may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt Roach
Henderson
W. Va
Russell Denny
Jackson
Sam Oney
Hill
Paul Werner
Pomeroy
Arthur Darnbrough, Jr
Gallipolis
William Belville
Gallia
Russell Williamson
Beech Hill
Ivan Newell
Karl H. Arnett
Huntington
Sam Lewis
Oak Hill
Harry Rhea
Mary FE. Wheeler
James Radford
Wilma Herrman
Leon Sutton
Frank Cecil Birchfield
Charles Jiden
Hilda Pinkston
Bern
Trusteeship notices and probate filings in Athens County Ohio
Public notices list several probate actions in Athens County Ohio. Appointments include William J. Barnhill as administrator of Milah N. Barnhill estate and Carl L. Tom as administrator of Dallas C. Worster estate. Creditors must file claims within four months. Additional notices reference Sadie B. Hooper estate and a divorce petition filed by Alice Congrove against John Congrove with hearings set after November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Barnhill
Richland Avenue
Athens
Ohio
Milah N. Barnhill
Athens County
Joann F. Newcomb
Carl L. Tom
Dallas C. Worster
Athenis County
John F. Newcomb
Said
John Congrove
Connant Avenue
Monroe
Alice Congrove
Common
Anid
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Reese
Brooks
Burt Shotton
Carl Furillo
Furillo
Carl
Phil Rizzuto
Gene Hermanski
Yogi Berra
NEA Service
Blair Army
Big Nine
Amos B. Hoople
Hiroshima
Connecticut
Butler
Cleveland
Clevelanders
Kent State
Kiwanis Hears Play Review
Fred J. Kelch
St. Paul’s Church
Hocking Boy Scout
William Flood
Mulberry St
Sydney Walker
Mary
Walnut St
Lancaster
Naomi Goulding
Harry Stephenson
Florence Watkins
Logan Aid For
Zoa Blosser
Carbton Hill
Brandt
Julia Bartlet
E. Main St
W. C. Clements
Joanne
Wadsworth
Dillon
Ohio Fire
Carlos Niday
Albany
Paul Graham
Lyle EB
Car
Alice
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