Mitchs Musings Highlight Camp Lewis Star Athlete
Mitch Green, a former Trey High standout now in CCC Company C Lewinburg West Virginia, set two track records at the CCC meet on October 3. He also won individual high points honors among 200 competitors and helped Camp Lewis finish near third in team scoring. Green is remembered for basketball prowess with Coolville’s Tiger Independent team and is praised as the Mountain State’s finest camp athlete.
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Don .Green
Trey
Coolville
CCC Company C
Lewinburg
W. Va
CCC
Wikins
Mountain State Green
Grete
CGC
Camp Lewis
Sec
Mountain State
The
Tiger
Basketbal
Camp Hope
Ohio College Football Ledger Shows Only Five Undefeated T
Ohio colleges posted a red ledger with only five teams undefeated or untied after a weekend of close games. Baldwin Wallace, Heidelberg, Muskingum, Miami, and Western Reserve led the list while Ashland, Capital, Cincinnati, Findlay, Hiram, Ohio University, Ohio Wesleyan, and Rio Grande still seek their first win.
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Columbus
Ohio
Baldwin- Wallace
Heidelberg
Muskingum
Miami
Buckeye
Western Reserve
Ashland
Capital
Cincinnati
Findlay
Hiram
Holbrook
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Rio Grande
Baldwin-Wallace
Baldwin Wallace
Ray Watts
Syracuse
Colgate
Norman Schoen
Sterling
Bereans
Stuart Holcomb
Mount Union
Kalamazoo
Ray Zeh
Reserve
Wesleyan
Zeh
Dayton
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Invaders
Ohio U
Marshall
Ohio Marshall
Ohio Northern
Denison
Bluffton
Earlham
Richmond
Ind
University of Akron
Kent
al Abdulla
John Carroll
Marietta
Capitol
Case
Wooster
Wittenberg
Kenyon
Otterbein
Oberlin
Allegheny
Bowling Green
Ypsilanti
Mich
Normal
Xavier
Western Kentucky
Defiance
Adrian
Wilberforce
Kentucky
State
Waynesburg
Boston University
Toledo
Little Holbrook
Eastern Kentucky Teachers
Cincinnatd
Attend McGiffen Rites Held in Columbus
Mrs Flossie Crawford and her son Converse attended the funeral of Charles McGiffen a former Nelsonville resident aged 56 who was found dead at his home on East 22nd Street Columbus. He was the former manager of the Ohio Bell Telephone Company and is survived by his wife three sons John of Charleston W V and Charles and Carl of Columbus and a daughter Mrs Robert Winter of McComb Ohio his mother Mrs John McGiffen of West Lafayette and two sisters Mrs George Hill and Mrs Leo Arehbaka of West Lafayette and Mrs Hari Treasure Newcomerstown. Burial followed at Plainfield Methodist Church Saturday afternoon.
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Nelsonville
Flossie Crawford
Aon Converse
Imbus
Charles McGiffen
McGiffen
East 22Nd
St.nesday
Ohio Bell Telephone
Charles
Carl
Columbus
John
Charleston
W. Va
Robert Winter
McComb
John MecGiffen
West LaFayette
George Hill
Ve. Leo Arehbaka
West LaFay
Mre
Hari
Treasure
Newcomerstown
Plainfield Methoda
Victim Logan-Russell Fox Improves After Crash Near Laurelville
Logan-Russell Fox of Baltimore is slightly improved at Cherrington Hospital after a collision with a tree near Laurelville last week. He is being treated for a fractured skull.
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Logan—Russell Fox
Baltimore
Laurelville
Cherrington Hospital
Sergeant Keeps Tradition in Tokyo Revolt Fallout
Ryozo Yasukawa aged 23 a former army sergeant who retired after taking part in the February 2 revolt died by suicide at his farm home in Saitama prefecture using a Japanese sword shortly after being released from prison.
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Tokyo
Ryozo Yasukawa
Saitama Prefecture
Northwestern Buckeyes Lead Big Ten Showdown In Evanston
Northwestern, coming off a 40 to 7 win over North Dakota State, hosts Ohio State in a rugged Big Ten clash at Evanston. A victory would push the Wildcats toward the conference title with Minnesota looming Oct. 31. Minnesota beat Nebraska 7 to 0 on a late Andy Uram punt return. Other games noted include Indiana 14 Michigan 3 and Purdue 35 Wisconsin 14.
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Chicago
U.P
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Northwestern
Evanston
Buckeyes
North Dakota State
Minnesota
Nebraska
Andy Uram
Gophers
Bud Wilkinson
Uram
Howard Jones
Trojan
Southern California
Mlinois
Champaign
Davie Davis
Indiana
Michigan
Chris Dal Sasso
Vern Huffman
Dick Kenderdine
Hoosiers
Chris Everhardus
Purdue
Wisconsin
Cecil Isbell
Badgers
John Drake
Don Heap
Don Geyer
Heap
Wildcats
Iowa
South Dakota
Oze Simmons
Bush Lamb
Notre Dame
Washington U
St. Louis
Larry Danhom
Bears
Bob Wilke
Joe O'Neill
Joe Bukant
Washington
Buckeyes Defeated by Pitt Stuns Ohio State Fans
Ohio State lost to Pittsburgh 6 to 0 at Columbus as fans and coach Francis Schmidt faced a crossroads. The offense struggled while Pitt’s defense dominated, prompting questions about the Buckeyes’ national championship hopes and potential lineup changes. Schmidt blamed a bad break and tossed spread, while promising no drastic overhaul.
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Columbus
O.R
Ohio State
University of Pittsburgh
Bucks
Northwestern
Ohio
Minnesota
Pitt
Francis A. Schmidt
Schmidt
Illinois
Notre Dame
Charley Ream
Ream
Charley Gales
Paul Birkholtz
Youngstown
Mike Kabealo
Bill Booth
Birkholttz
Reverend Dean Preaches First Sermon at M. E. Church
Torch Brief social notes report Rev. Dean, new pastor of the M. E. Church, delivering his first sermon Sunday evening and moving services to 9:30 a m starting Oct 18. Guests include Miss Lucy Coleman and Lowell Scarlett with Miss Gertrude Drain, plus several local visitors and motor trips to Ravenswood and Buffington Island.
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Dean
M. E
M. A. McGrew
Ethel Simpson
Oil City
Robert
Shreveport
Harold Brewster
William Grant
Grant
Brewster
R. E. Goodwin
Cincinnati Hill
Pet Hueston
Ona Russell
Dorothy
Ravenswood
Buffington Island
Lucy Coleman
Lowell Scarlett
Gertrude
Vanderbilt Cup Race Prep Turns Hazardous At Westbury
Henry McLemore notes tense readiness for the Vanderbilt Cup in Westbury on Columbus Day. Four mile Lumacy labyrinth track praised as the world’s most hazardous as 45 drivers prepare to race in traffic with high speed cars and potential wrecks amid confident nerves.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Westbury
U.P
Rube Goldberg
Trojans, Pitt Football Highlights From 1936 Action
The 1936 Southern California Trojans defeated Illinois 24 to 6 in Champaign with Davey Davis starring at quarterback. Harold Stebbins scored late for Pittsburgh in their 6 to 0 win over Ohio State at Columbus.
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Southern California
Illini
Champaign
Ill
Los Angeles
Davey Davis
Trojans
Harold Stebbins
Pittsburgh Panthers
Ohio State
Columbus
Pitt
Troy Township Beer Referendum Question on Nov 3 1936 Election
The Athens County Board of Elections announces a General Election in Troy Township outside Coolville on November 3 1936 to decide if beer may be sold by holders of C or D permits. Voters favoring the question vote yes others vote no. Officials ARL Johnson chair and L Jordan clerk signed the notice.
Coast Crown At Stake in Tilt Saturday
New York report notes USC and Washington State meet in a key Pacific Coast Conference tilt with undefeated records and Rose Bowl implications. Also highlighted are Pennsylvania State, Minnesota, Yale Navy, Colgate Tulane, NYU North Carolina Tar Heels, Duke Georgia Tech, and Northwestern Ohio State showdowns shaping national honors.
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Coast Crown
New York
U.P
Pacific Coast
University of Southern California
Trojans
Washington State
Cougars
Oregon State
University of Oregon
Illinois
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Minnesota
Gophers
Duquesne
Michigan
Yale
Navy
Baltimore
Colgate
Red Raiders
Tulane
New York University
Tarheels
North Carolina
Duke
Georgia Tech
Durham
N. C
Ohio State
Missionary speaks at Presbyterian church on foreign mission field
Medical missionary Dr. R. D. Bussdicker of Persia was a guest speaker at First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. He shared experiences from 14 years in foreign missions and spoke to the Men’s Class before the lesson. He will speak at Athens Presbyterian Church this week.
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Logan
R. D. Bussdicker
Persia
First Presbyterian Church
Bussdicker
Athens Presbyterian Church
91-Year-Old Former Slave Marries at Parson
Robinson Crusoe Buck aged 91 married Ollie McCullum McDonald aged 66 in Livingston Tennessee. Buck is described as a former slave and the wedding was reported in this brief item.
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Livingston
Tenn
U.P
Robinson Crusoe Buck
Parson's
Ollie McCullum McDonald
Coolville Village Beer Referendum Question 1936
Notice states a general election on November 3 1936 in Coolville Village to decide if beer sales defined by section 6212 63 of the general code may be permitted for holders of C or D permits. Vote yes for yes and no for no. Athens County Board of Election. Earl E Johnson, Chair. L Jordan, Clerk.
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Coolville Village
Athens County Board of
Elecona
Chauncey Dover school levy proposal from 1936 Counts Ohio
The Chauncey Dover school district seeks an additional tax for five years to pay teacher salaries at rates outside the 10 mill limit. Voters in Counts Ohio will decide in favor or against the levy as indicated by the ballot language. ARL E Johnson, Champ.
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Chauncey-Dover
Board of Elections of
Athens
Ohio
Arl E. Johnson
Chim. Co
L. Jordan
Coolville Village liquor questions on November 1936 ballot
Voters in Coolville Village will decide five liquor propositions at the General Election on November 3 1936. The measures seek permission for sale of sold and off premises wine, on and off premises wine, and spirituous liquors, plus state liquor stores for off premises sales. Those in favor vote yes and those against vote no.
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Coolville
Board of Elections
Athens County
Ohio
EARL _E. JOHNSON
Chim. Co
L. Jordan
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Bachman
Charley Bachman
Michigan State
Allrhan
Areasia Wagner
Joe Buzolite
Dick Colina
Kurt Warmbein
Spartaks
Ed Klewicki
Ater
Detroit Professional Lions
Art Buss
Philapee Bagies
Wagner
Lions
Warmbein
Carl’ Brumbaugh
Chicago Bears
Florida
George Kas
Ray Site
Kansas State
Great Lakes
Nivel Academy
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Midshipmen
By Tommy Devine
By Steve Snider
Troy Township
Chrm
C. L. Jordan
America
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
California
Ton State
Earl E. Johnson
Goodrich
Goodrich Commander
J. E. Seaman
Newark, Ohio
Pico Wholesale Company
Glouster
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