Ohio State Falls in AP College Football Poll
Ohio State dropped to 12th in the AP ratings after Purdue crushed them 35 to 13. Widdoes plans light workouts for Minnesota week with no major lineup changes, while scouts note Purdue quarterback DeMoss led the upset.
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NEW York
Purdue
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Boilermakers
Army
Notre Dame
Navy
Associated Press
Carroll Widdoes
Cecil Isbell
Widdoes
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Ohio
Bob DeMoss
Ernie Godfrey
Paul Sarringhays
Dick Fisher
Fullerton's Roundup: Coaches mock rivals at weekly session
A New York roundtable of football coaches and writers recapped last weekend's games while ribbing rivals. Owen teased Greasy Neale, McKeever praised Bouley, and Army figures eyed future gains as Emmet O'Donnell hoped to visit West Point before they’re sold to Brooklyn. A Miami drumbeat telegram referenced Charley Trippi and Georgia scoring.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Giants
Steve Owen
Brown
Rip Eagle
Cornell
Ed McKeever
Owen
Greasy Neale
Jim Leonard
Pittsburgh Steelers
McHeerer
Gil Bouley
Columbia
Engle
Walt Kennedy
Notre Dame
Hughie Devore
Army
Navy
Frank Dancewies
Miller
Hoernschemeyer
Stu Holcomb
Davis
Blanchard
Shorty McWilliams
Bobby Stuart
Emmet “Rosey
O'Donnell
West Point
Brooklyn
Wilbert Bach
U. of Miami
L.S.A
Charley Trippi
Georgia
Nelsonville Creates City Recreation Commission and Health Nurse Plan
Nelsonville City Council at a special session approved creating a five member Recreation Commission sponsored by the Ministerial Association. The move funds indoor programs for the year and seeks state approval for a health nurse, with $150 matched by the Board of Education and later requests for 1946. The measure allocates $600 for board discretion and $200 for general relief, financed by excise taxes. two education board members are required on the commission. The program aims to support child welfare and safe recreation, with records kept by the city auditor and reports to the State Department. Interlinked steps require state welfare director approval before the program becomes a separate relief area. One-half of disbursements are state-covered.
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Nelsonville
Board of Education
Ralph Elliott
State Department
D. W. Codding
C. W. Monks
Legion Holds Convention in Murray City
A large majority of the 30 American Legion posts, with priests from the eighth district, attended the Murray City district convention on Sunday Oct 2. About 1 000 people paraded, with high school bands from Athens Nelsonville New Lexington Straitsville and Murray City Post No 20 entertaining. Lawrence Lewis led arrangements. Joe Stone welcomed back from service. Don Schoepke spoke on veteran rehabilitation and furloughs. Murray City Post praised contributors and aims to reach 700 members this year.
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Murray City
American Legion
Murray Ciy
Athens
Nelsonville
New Lexingen
Straitsville
Murray Tay City
Frank Murphy
Lawrence Lewis
Joe Stone
Lancaster Post
Don Schoep- Pe
Waren
Omo
Oury
Wellsten
Murray City Post
Murray Cus Post
WSCS Meeting Set for Oct 30 at Trintts Methodist Church
Nelsonville Chillicothe area Woman's Society of Christian Service will hold its annual meeting at Trintts Methodist Church East Main Street Chillicothe on Tuesday October 30 with sessions starting 9 30 a m. Reservations for the noon luncheon should be sent to Mrs Ed Collins 3 Clay Street Chillicothe by October 26. It is expected several society members from Nelsonville will attend.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Seciet of Christian Service
Chilacathe
Trintts Methodist Church
East Main St
Chilkcathe
Ed Collins
Clay St. Chillicothe
Nelson- He
Sergeant Poston discharged from U S Army in Texas
Sergeant Frank Poston has received his discharge from the U S Army at Bowie Texas after four years of service. He and Mrs Frank Poston are at home with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Poston Sr.
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Ergeant Poston
Army Nelsonville — Tech
Ank Poston
U. S. Army
Bowie
Texas
Frank Poston
and & Frank Poston
Halloween Social Notes At Nelsonville Church Event
Miss Treva Shaw hosted Naomi Circle W S C S for an annual party with autumn leaves pumpkins and witch decor on display. Prizes went to several members and a large horn of plenty centerpiece and assorted treats highlighted the evening. The same week the Church of Christ Business Girls Class plans a 7 30 pm meeting with pot luck dinner.
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Nelsonville
Treva Shaw
Naomi Circle
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Shaw
Miss Shaw
Bess Bland
Miles Howe
Margaret Riley
Bessie Bland
Lillian Butts
Lena Cramner
Flossier Crawford
Church of Christ
The Plains Social Notes Highlights from local meetings and visits
The Plains Men's Forum met at the M. E. Church with prayers, hymns, and an address by Don C. Peden of Ohio University. Local visits included the Evans, Hess, Scott, and Keeton families. גם Cpl Edwin Howells, wounded in Europe, has been discharged and Jennie Finney cares for him. Twins born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Whitmore are named Sarah Benson and Howard John.
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the Plains
M. E. Church
Charles Caffrey
Thelma Talbert
Ewen
Don C. Peden
Ohio University
Walter Evans
Carbon Hil
Henry Evans
C J McCullough
Robert Evans
Scott Field
Will Campbell
Pomeroy
Ernest Scott
Will Hess
Eleanor Scott
Frank Wright
Charles Keeton
Mary Knivesti
Cpl
Edwin Howells
Europe
Soon Falls
Jennie Finney
Columbus
Mr. Howel
Nelsonville
Louis Whitmore
Harper St
Sarah Benson
Howard John
Youth Pleads Guilty to Two Charges in Ohio Incident
Nelsonville report details 17 year old Eugene Bowers of Logan pleading guilty to operating a vehicle under the influence and to reckless driving after a Canal Road wreck that injured four Logan youths and damaged two cars. A minor sibling was certified to juvenile court. Other local cases include Arthur Tsch nudy charged with reckless operation and Donald Dodds found guilty of unsafe operation with a $25 fine and costs. Joe Bolin fined $5 and costs.
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Nelsonville
Eugene Bowers
Logan
James Cope
Miles Howe
Bowers
Athens County
Canal Road
Arthur Tschnudy
Donald J. Dodds
Carbondale
State Highway Patrol
Howe
Dodds
Joe Bolin
Into Aian
Russia Slowly Displays Postwar Sports Hand
Chicago report notes Avery Brundage states the International Amateur Athletic Federation is pressed to win Russia back into international sport as preparations for the 1948 Olympic Games begin. Brundage cites Russia's pride and reluctance to mix with foreign athletes as barriers, while a mail vote continues on the 1948 Olympics site selection.
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Chicago
Russia
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Avery Brundage
United States Olympic Committee
International Olympic Group
LAAF
Brundage
Stockholm
International Olympic Executive Committee
London
Minnesota Gophers Mix Run and Pass in Backfield Shuffle
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman trains every back to pass or catch lateral passes with ease as he shifts positions nightly. Merlin Kispert and Tommy Cates share quarterback duties, Wayne Williams and Hudson Mealey add variety, and Judd Ringer and Bob Carley catch many passes while the defense struggles to stop Ohio State’s aerial threat.
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Maurice Putnam
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Gopher
Ohio State
Bernie Bierman
Vic Kulbitski
Bierman
Merlin Kispert
Northwestern
Tommy Cates
Wayne
Red
Judd Ringer
Mill Service
Bob Carley
Paul Sarringhaus
Dick Fisher
High School Football Picture Marred By A Rainy Marathon
Ohio grid action saw 15,000 fans endure a four hour delay after a rainstorm and power outage as Youngstown Ursuline beat Youngstown South 13 to 0. Top teams like Newark Male High and Massillon beat unbeaten foes. Granville and Canton Township fell from perfect records. Norman Jackson of Canton Lehman scored five touchdowns in a 32 to 7 win.
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Harold Harrison
Columbus
Ohio
Youngstown Ursuline
Youngstown South
Hoyle
Cincinnati Elder
Cincinnati Purcell
Wapako“neta
van Wert
Tiffin Calvert
Upper Sandusky
Canton Township
Granville
Pataskala
Newark
Toledo Waite
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Louisville
Wildcats
Inet
Toledo
Woodward
Cleveland Holy Name
Deyton Chaminade
Martins Ferry
Ironton
Reading
Troy
Piqua
Wal Wert
Elida
Minerva
Lowellville
Tallyroadge
Copley
Crooksville
Weath
East Liverpool
Ashtabula
Potters
Massillon
Canton McKinley
Buckeye
Mansfield
Tigers
Tygers
Bert Webb
Akron Central
Norman Jackson
Canton
Lehman
Canton Timken
Mrs Estella Adams Dies at Zanesville
Estella Adams age 65 of 1021 Linden Ave Zanesville died at noon Monday October 15 after a month long heart disease illness. Native of Kentucky she moved to Zanesville 22 years ago from Nelsonville. Survived by four daughters Virgil Angles Zanesville Thelma Tanner and Louge Tushes Cleveland a son William G Adams at home a brother Frank Salyers Kentucky a sister Mollie Kress California ten grandchildren three great grandchildren. Services were held Thursday. Interment was at Memorial Park Zanesville.
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Nelsonville
Estella Adams
Linden Ave
Zanesville
Kentucky
Zanes Ville
Nelsonvalle
Virgi
Angles
Thelms Tanner
Lounge Tushes
Cleveland
Margaret Calahan
Indianapolis
William G. Adams
Frank Salyers
Mollie Kress
California
Memorial Park
Welterweight Vinnie Jones and Charlie Roth Sign In
Promoter Bob Heath announced two signings for Thursday night. Welterweight Vinnie Jones of New York will face Al Jolson of New Orleans and heavyweight Charlie Roth of Detroit meets Al Patterson of Pittsburgh on the premier fight card.
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Akron
Bob Heath
Vinnie Jones
New York
Charlie Roth
Detroit
Jones
al Jolson
New Orleans
Roth al Patterson
Pittsburgh
York Man Ends Leave After Army Re-enlistment
Nelsonville son of Mr and Mrs George Godenschwager returns Saturday from Camp Cooke California for a day leave. He has re enlisted in the Army for a two year period beginning with the end of his present leave. He was in Europe when the war ended.
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Nelsonville
M-Ser
Caeries
Godensehn Sees
S. George Godenschwager
Camp Cooke
Calif
Goden- Schwager
Europe
Girl Scouts Ride Hayride and Wiener Roast Event
Twenty or so Girl Scouts and guests attended a hayride and Wiener roast organized by troop members. Leader RS Willis Welle supervised the outing aboard tram number 2 in a lane near Hope, where the event took place with no reported incidents or costs.
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Girl Scouts
Haytide
VeTine Ma Lane Hope
RS Willis Welle
Oberlin's Boswell Sets Scoring Mark for Football Season
Oberlin star back Jim Boswell set a national high scoring mark of 66 points to unbeaten Oberlin after their eight game season. He remained scoreless in a 25-7 victory over Baldwin Wallace while Walter Trojanowski of Connecticut and Linwood Sexton of Wichita trailed with 54 points each.
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New York
Jim Boswell
Oberlin
Ittle Oal @ college
Gome
Boswell
Vietory
Baldwin-Wallace
Walter Trojanowski
Connecticut
Linwood Sexton
Wichita
Hypnotism Claim by Explorer Dingle Promises Vast Powers
Edwin J. Dingle, famed explorer, announces a Tibetan discovered mind and body system said to unlock extraordinary power and youth. The Institute of Mentalphysics offers a free nine thousand word treatise by mail from Los Angeles, urging prompt requests with name and address.
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Edwin J. Dingle
Tibet
Land of
Mr. Dingle
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept
Los Angeles 4
Calif
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