Will Call Strike at Logan It NLRB Conference Fails
Mother of seven Deliah Bruce 85 dies at home in Nelsonville. Husband David Bruce preceded her in death. Funeral plans await arrival of children. survivors include seven children across Ohio and Colorado.
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NLRB
Nelsonville
Deliah Bruce
David Bruce
David
Robert
Frank
Jackson
Mich
James
Columbus
Melvin
Blanche Klotz
J. C. Reuter
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hocking Sunday Creek Labor Council Reports On Situation
In Logan Ohio Sun-Glo Industries workers of Local Union 290 United Furniture Workers await a Cincinnati NLRB meeting on Oct 19. With 65 percent of staff not agreeing to a proposed contract the company refused to sign. Charges were filed with the NLRB and a prior conference failed. An ultimatum awaits the Wednesday meeting. failure could trigger a Thursday strike at the Logan plant.
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Nelsonville
Sun-Glo Industries, Inc
Logan
Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
Cincinnati
Industrial Labor Council of
Hocking and
Sunday Creek Valleys
United Furniture Workers of America
Church Loyalty Drive Raises Attendance in Nelsonville
The Church of Christ in Nelsonville saw higher attendance at both morning and evening services during the Ten-Weeks Loyalty Campaign. On the third Sunday, Rev. Leland Goodman opened a sermon series on church claims, with choir pieces by Charles Fox and C. A. Cannon performed by Scott Bowers in the evening. Rev Goodman spoke on the topic Swear Not at All.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Leland Goodman
Charles Fox
Scott Bow
Mayor arraigns three in Nelsonville court Sunday
Mayor C G Dew presided over three arraignments in Nelsonville. Over ton Wallace was fined ten dollars and costs for intoxication after pleading guilty. Carl McDonald pleaded not guilty to intoxication and was bound over to the grand jury under fifty dollars bond. Austin McDonald pled innocent to a fighting complaint and was bound under one hundred dollars bond.
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Nelsonville
C. G. Dew
Overton Wallace
Carl McDonald
Austin McDonald
Junior Order Benefit Party in IOOF Hall
Nelsonville reports a benefit party to be held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the IOOF Hall. Proceeds support the organization and community activities.
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Nelsonville
IOOF
Nelsonville Cosmopolitan Club meets at Nixon home
Twenty members and one guest attended the first fall Cosmopolitan Club meeting at the Nixon country home with Miss Bertha Nixon hosting. Mrs. Egbert Whitmore presided in the president's absence as Miss Howard. Mrs. Harry Jackson elected treasurer to fill an unexpired term. A memorial service was held for two deceased members, Mamie Martin and L. R. Kelch, with Mrs. Kyle singing and Miss Louise Pearce presenting a paper on James Whitcomb Riley. A kerchief shower was given for Mrs. H. D. Krieg who plans a winter in California.Refreshments followed.
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Fred Nixon
Bertha Nixon
Ed Humphrey
Cosmopolitan Club
Nixon Country Home
Miss Howard
Egbert Whitmore
Harry Jackson
L. R. Kelch
Jackson
Saltz
Mamie Martin
Kyle
Louise Pearce
James Whitcomb Riley
H. D. Krieg
California
Missionary Club
Nelle Dowler
Bertha Barker
Ed Crouse
The
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Jackson St
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J. M. Hyde
John Tuddy
Garrett Hoch
Dowler
America
W. P. Clark
C. L. Stout
District Home Missionary Convention
M. E. Church
Lancaster
Moore Funeral Rites Set for Wednesday
Jerome Moore age 84 longtime Nel sonville resident died at his home 201 Chestnut St. Funeral services will be held at the family residence with Rev Leland Goodman officiating. Burial will be at Greenlawn. He is survived by a son John and daughter in law Ethel Moore two daughters Pearl Bateman Marion two grandsons Donald and Ralph Bateman a granddaughter Lillian Bowers and a great grandson Bobby Bateman all of Marion Ohio.
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Jerome Moore
Chestnut St
Leland Goodman
Greenlawn
Margaret
John
Ethel Moore
Pearl Bateman
Marion
Lillian Bowers
Donald
Ralph Bateman
Bobby Bateman
Redskins and Bears on Top Renaissance NFL Standings
Washington Redskins came from behind to beat the Detroit Lions 7-5 and seize solo lead in their division. Chicago Bears also won 34-28 over the Chicago Cardinals as Green Bay crushed Brooklyn 35-7 to climb in the standings. Giants moved to second in the eastern division with a 17-7 win over Philadelphia. John Hunter, English anatomist, once transplanted a rooster's spur to its comb.
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Redskins
Chicago Bears
Brooklyn Dodgers
Detroit Lions
Dodgers
Green Bay Packers
Bears
Chicago Cardinals
John Hunter
Bobcats Open Home Schedule With Wayne in Homecoming
Ohio University Bobcats return home this Saturday for their first home game of the season after four road weekends. They host Wayne University of Detroit this week and Cincinnati next, in the annual Home Coming contest.
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Bobcats
Illinois
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Delaware
Wayne University of Detroit
Buckeye Standings Hint at Uneven Bobcats Depth
Wayne State figures to pose less trouble as Coach Don Peden tests reserves after Ohio Wesleyan scrimmage. Matt Ivory and Ivan Livingston starred on defense with two interceptions. Replacements at tackle guard and running back need more work while backfield pass defense remains a concern.
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Bobcats
Don Peden
Ohio Wesleyan
Peden
Bishops
Bobcat
Matt Ivory
Matt
Joe Chizek
Chizek
Ivory
Ivan Livingston
Soph
Ivary
Bishop
Livingston
John Repicky
Eli Fleasin
Bill Green
Repicky
Fleasin
Adams
Crabtree
Green
Clarence Claugus
Ben Laskin
Wesleyan
Ted Maloney
Whitey Harrell
Ace Parker
Montgomery
Monk
Debate on the football extra point discussed
Henry McLemore analyzes the try for point after touchdown. He notes its impact on games such as Minnesota versus Michigan and questions whether one play should determine outcomes. He references Fritz Crisler and Practical Football while predicting changes in future editions.
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New York
WU P
Minnesota
Michigan
George Faust
Dan Smich
Fritz Crisler
Bowl Dreams Dashed As Upsets Hit College Football
Saturday reshaped the national picture with surprises across the regions. Unbeatens Alabama Cornell and Penn State suffered setbacks while Pitt beat Wisconsin 26 to 6 and Dartmouth beat Brown 34 to 18. Yale Syracuse North Carolina Tulane Oregon State Stanford among the surprise clubs. Lancaster hospital reports chef Herman Lash improving after appendicitis operation.
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Auburn
Duke
Vanderbilt
Arkansas
Nebraska
Ohio State
Texas
Indiana
Logan
Lancaster
Herman Lash
Western Reserve Marshall Continue To Dominate State Gridiron
Western Reserve and Marshall College, top Buckeye Conference programs, steamrolled opponents as four-week seasons show them undefeated. Marshall beat Oklahoma City 66 and faces Toledo. Western Reserve's offense, led by Ries Booth Belichick, crushed Baldwin Wallace and Cincinnati Bearcats while piling up points. Ohio Northern, John Carroll, Kent State, Wooster, Case remain unbeaten with key clashes looming. Denison and Oberlin win big as Xavier bids to improve.
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U.P
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Buckeye
Ohio
Oklahoma City
Cam Henderson
Huntington
W. Va
University of Toledo Rockets
Dayton Flyers
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Toledo
Henderson
Johnny Ries
Dick Booth
Steve Belichick
Cincinnati Bearcats
Cincinnati
Western Reserve Cats
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Findlay
Bucks Seek Scoring Punch In Breather Ohio State Games
Ohio State in Columbus eyes two back-to-back games to bolster scoring after a string of close losses and a scoreless tie with Northwestern. Sophomore Jim Strausbaugh sparked a 57 yard third quarter run, while Carl Kaplanoff and Keith Bliss anchored the line as the Buckeyes seek Chicago and NYU tuneups.
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Indiana
Southern California
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Scarlet and
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Wildcats
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Wildcat
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Keith Bliss
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Jim Langhurst
Bill Bullock
Claud White
Francis Schmidt
Chicago
Ohio Stadium
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Yale
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Iowa
Mrs Carr Remains in Columbus Hospital for Treatment
Mrs G E Carr remains in a Columbus hospital where she is receiving treatment. It is expected she will be at the hospital for the next two or three weeks.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Columbus
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