Bobcats Lose to Redskin Fast Charge in Miami Tilt
Bobcats fall 34-0 to Miami Redskins in a game that featured strong early Ohio defense but a dominant Miami performance. Gene Ruszkowski kicked off for Ohio. penalties and field position set the stage for a lopsided outcome. The Miami attack, led by Louie Vendetti, overwhelmed Ohio as the visitors failed to capitalize on initial stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola U
Dave Goldsberry
Ohio University Bobcats
Miami
Bobcats
Redskins
Miami Boys
Gene Ruszkowski
Ohio
Louie Vendetti
Notre Dame coach exodus hints at new era after season
Fullerton Roundup notes Notre Dame may replace Hughie Devore with Frank Leahy, as insiders expect shifts in coaching after the current season. It mentions Army Navy rivals and football culture, plus a sideline toast to Sam Taub and a Giants defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Notre Dame
Army
Navy
Hughie Devore
Frank Leahy
South Bend
Sam Taub
Harry Balough
Mike Monday
Moore
Jimmy Johnson
Widdoes Shifts Buckeye Line And Backfield
Ohio State coach Carroll Widdoes won t name the Saturday starter against Minnesota. Observed shifts show Warren Amling to right guard, Bob McGinnis and Jack Redd on the line, Don Steinberg at left end, Paul Sarringhaus limited by a shoulder, Rob in Priday at quarterback, Alex Verdova at right half, Ollie Cline at fullback, Jerry Krall and Harold Daughnerty rotating at left half, Dick Fisher sidelined by a leg injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Amling
Bob McGinnis
Jack Redd
Don Steinberg
Bud Kessler
Paul Sarringhaus
Robin Priday
Alex Verdova
Ollie Cline
Jerry Krall
Harold Daughnerty
Dick Fisher
Purdue
Logan City Council Awards Veneer Water Improvement Contract
Logan city council awarded Geiger Brothers of Logan a $74 941 contract for veneer water improvement including a softener and water meters. The meeting also discussed bond increases, dredging for flood control, parking meters committee, and support for a one mill municipal levy with school backing for handbills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Geiger Brothers of
Clayton Bull
Burgess & Niple Engineering Company
Columbus
Weltner
Board of Control
C. & C. Railroad Company
Harry Shaw
Claud Hammon
Lawrence Adcock
George Moore
Blanche Thomas
Business and Professional Women’s Club
George E. Carr
Logan woman named to Hocking County common pleas bench
Mrs. Rhea Pettit Bangert of Logan received her commission as judge of the Hocking County Common Pleas Court from Gov. Frank Lausche. She will serve until December 31, 1946 and may seek the Democratic nomination in 1946 to fill the unexpired term of Judge Phil A. Henderson who resigned last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Rhea Pettit Bangert
Logan
Hocking County
Hocking Team Takes Second in State Livestock Contest
In Columbus on Friday October 19 the Hocking County 4-H boys finished second among 21 teams with 1116 points. Team members Har old Nihiser Jr Lester Nihiser and Paul Hahn led the effort with alternates Jack North and Clyde Allberry. Individual placings saw Russell Greer Greene County first 407 points while Harold Nihiser Jr. second 389 and Paul Hahn third 387. The winning team earns a Chicago trip to the National Livestock Show with expenses paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Columbus
Harold Nihiser
Lester Nihiser
Paul Hahn
Jack North
Clyde Allberry
Hocking
Greene County
Seneca County
Russell Greer
Harold Nihiser, Jr
Chicago
Ray Nihiser
Route 2
Ohio
Service Men and Discharges Hit Local Areas in Ohio and Utah
Multiple local servicemen receive furloughs and discharges across Great Lakes Logan and surrounding towns. Included are Pvt Charles Rutter of Shepard Field and Merchant Marine Bob Smith of Logan, plus several Army and Navy personnel listed with home towns and discharge dates. A premature birth in Logan and minor surgery for Mrs. Wendell Fisher are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rutter
David Rutter
W. Third St
Shepard Field
Logan
Merchant Marine
Bob Smith
New York
Selpective Service Board
Great Lakes
Stanley A. Spencer
New Straitsville
Harold E. Ewart
Albert M. Banik
Murray City
Banik
Indiantown Gap
Orlie E. Bradford
Enterprise
Emergency Reserve Corp
William J. Tom
Flushing
Joseph E. Campbell
Nelsonville
Alfred R. Howdyshell
Zanesville Ave
Camp Atterbury
Lloyd J. Ennis
Hocking Ave
Patterson Field
Sigt. Luke Co. Brutyan
San Antonio
Tex
James R. Harrison
Church St
Orangeville
Utah
John Wesley Coakley
Army
Logan Social Notes Flood Logan with Visits and Gatherings
Logan residents host family dinners and football party after a game. Local households welcome relatives from Wyoming Pa New York and Columbus and honor Melissa Horwell on her first birthday. Military families announce engagements and relatives dine in Jackson and Logan amid postwar reunions.
Sorority Holds Regular Meeting Near Athens County
Alpha Chapter members met Monday evening at the Business and Professional Women's Club rooms with Mrs. Gladys Webb presiding. Plans set for a joint meeting with Business and Professional Women on November 8. Miss Blanche Moorehead of the Athens County chapter attended as a guest alongside Hocking County members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strickler
Claire White
Marysville
Alex White
Hester Lee White
W. Second St
Levi Palmer
Lloyd Bear
Find+lay
Ernest Wede
Haydenville
J. F. Bond
Emma Lemon
Lawrence Hartman
George Blosser
R. C. Smith
Chicago
Clarence Heine
C. L. Holden
Greentown
Walter Huffman
Hast Bowen St
Columbus Camera Club
Carl Harsh
Emerson Poston
Winifred Engle
Florence Bort
Alice Genevieve Poston
Columbus
Prince
Hartman
Robert Lee
Warner Ave
Erie
Titusville
H. H. Tschappet
Pleasant
Mich
Phil Tschappet
Logan
Gladys Webb
Helen Washburn
Ruth Thompson
Gladys Barker
Minnie Louise Bowen
Mary Conner
Mary Green
Katy Johnson
Faith Krinn
Mary Ruth Krinn
Martha Kruger
Florence Larimer
Francis McClelland
Amelia Moodie
Virginia Shupe
Mary Smith
Bernice Taylor
Girl Reserves Present Two Skits at High School Meeting
Girl Reserves met at Logan High School Tuesday evening with Barbara Logan presiding. The program committee presented a skit on posture and a modern Little Red Riding Hood. Committee members were Gee Weinrich, Janice Mason, and Jody Ogg. The meeting closed with group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Barbara ‘Fiuis
Little Red Riding Hood
Gee Gee Weinrich
Janice Mason
Jody Ogg
Ohio University Faces Miami Racking Up Deficit
Fletcher General Hospital cancelled its Oct 27 game with Ohio Bobcats due to patient discharges and transfers leaving 12 players. Miami dominated, scoring 7 in the first, 13 in the second, then 20 in the third, while Ohio struggled to mount a comeback behind Ralph Sayre and Don Couch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher General Hospital
Ohio U Bobcate
Fletcher
Perlenmen
Bobcats
Murray Hy
Ohio Stadium
Miami
Thhey
Don Couch
Tom Harp
Barnesville
Ohio
Rojeck
Luther Tucker
Zych
Redskins
Miami Steamroller
Sayre
Cats
Meany
Andrish
George Campbell
Harp
Ralph Sayre
Clay Products Buys Steer at Columbus Junior Show
Logan Clay Products, represented by W. H. Mowrey, bought a 980 pound steer at the Columbus Junior Livestock Show. Harold Nihiser Jr. raised the steer, a member of the Producing for Victory 4-H Club. The purchase supports company employees and their families at the plant clubhouse opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Clay Products Company
W. H. Mowrey
Hocking County
Columbus
Colenbue
Harold Nihiser, Jr
Harold Nihiser
Route 2
Victory
Jack
Bill North
Nick
Paul Hahn
Max Carpenter
Clyde Allberry
Joan Nihiser
Russell Mason
Sheffield
Keo Nakama Ends Swimming Career to Return Home
Keo Nakama, Hawaii born star and one of the nation’s top swimmers, leaves Columbus to return to Oahu with a vault of titles. The 28-year-old will coach at Farrington High School and later coordinate Hawaii swimming, hoping to bring a team to the states. He held six Big Ten crowns, four NCAA titles, and nine AAU championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Harrison Columbus
Keo Nakama
Keo
Ohio State University
Mike Peppe
San Francisco
Hewaii
Honolulu
Farrington High School
Akron
Maui
Ralph Gilman
America
Louisville
South America
Ohio State
Purdue Tackle Wins AP Lineman of the Week
Purdue tackle Tom Hughes earned the Associated Press Lineman of the Week after leading the Boilermakers to a 35 13 upset of previously unbeaten Ohio State. The 220 pound, 6 foot 1 inch lineman recovered a fumble, kicked three extra points, blocked a punt for a safety, and sparked Purdue’s key trap plays that freed Ed Cody for big gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Tom Hughes
Purdue
Associated Press
St. Louisa
Boilermakers
Ohio State Buckeyes
Harold Harrison
Hughes
Ollie Cline
Ohio
Ed Cody
OSU Professor To Talk At Cattlemen's Banquet
Dr Carl W Gay professor of animal husbandry at Ohio State University will be principal speaker at the Hocking County beef cattlemen banquet on Wednesday October 31 in Maccabee Hall at 6 30 p m Forest Q Wolf of Laurelville will be master of ceremonies William Loomis Harry Blum Ralph Drescher and Harry M Ross assist in other roles Reservations may be made at the Agricultural Extension Office in the Court House
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Carl W. Gay
Ohio State University
Hocking County
Gay
Ohio State
Pomerene
Walter Pomerene
Forest Q. Wolf
Laurelville
Witliam Hahn
Rockbridge
Lashier
William Loomis
Harry Blum
Ralph Drescher
Harry M. Ross
Maccabee Hall
Agricultural Extension Office
Court House
Minnesota Grids for Ohio State Battle
Minnesota Gophers sit atop western conference race with Purdue after a 30-7 conference opening win over Northwest Beldu n. They expect a tie for first as Ohio State looms and the squad sharpens its running attack while OSU refines its offense ahead of the key showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Jordan
Chicago
Stagg
Purdue
Minnesota
Gophers
Boilermakers
Northwest Bel
Ohio State
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Wiconsin
Northwestern
Evanston
Pittsburgh
Chillicothe Son's Grill Seeks Basketball Games
Chillicothe Son's Grill basketball team seeks games with any semi pro or fraternity squad either here or in Chillicothe. Contact Eddis Lane at 604 Church St Chillicothe for scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe Son's Grill
Chillicothe
Eddis Lane
Church St
Mrs Curl Appointed To Board Of Elections
Grace Curl was sworn in as a new member of the Logan board of elections on Tuesday evening. The appointment was confirmed by the Secretary of State. She fills the vacancy created by the resignation of Elta Harbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Grace Curl
Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Elta Har‘baugh
New Straitsville Couple Secure License To Wed
A marriage license was issued in Logan to Bernard Franklin O'Reilly 26 laborer of New Straitsville and Lena Mae Dix 18 of New Straitsville. O'Reilly is son of Mr and Mrs Peter O'Reilly and Dix is daughter of Mr and Mrs William Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Summers
Columbus
Edna
Ray Thompson
Clarence Thompson
Depot St. Logan
Columbus Central High School
Sergeant Thompson
Logan High School
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
Europe
LOGAN
John T. Gibbons
Celina
Leo Fox
Ed Eberst
Ann, Stella
Adelaide Fox
Joe Brown
J. Fulton Sheen
St. Mary of the Springs
William Martin
Akron
Bernard Franklin O'Reilly
New Straitsville
Peter O'Reilly
Lena Mae Dixon
William Dixon
Gabby Street Sees Broadcasting Baseball As Dream Job
Gabby Street explains he never imagined a career in broadcasting baseball could exist or pay well. He notes he merely sits to describe the game while engineers handle the microphone and admits fatigue from managing both clubs when filming a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabby Street
Gabby
Confusion Bowl Classic Miami Miami to face Miami U
In Miami Florida the Orange Bowl Stadium hosts a misnamed clash between the University of Miami and Miami University of Oxford Ohio on Friday night. Announcer Wilbert Bach fears mixing players from last year’s Miami squad, noting three now play for Oxford and hoping to identify them correctly as the ball changes hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Talbot
NEW York
A. B
Chandler
Judge Landis
Branch Rickey
Kansas City Monarchs
Jackie Robinson
Rickey
Brooklyn
Montreal
Baird
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Frank Shaughnessy
International League
Heean
Miami
Fla
University of Miami
Miami University of Oxford Ohio
Wilbert Bach
Miami University
Bach
Marx Lecompte
Stackle
Bill Fleming
Jeff Kalt
Roy Hurrell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Messenger Sports
Bobcat-Fletcher General
Chandler Hospital
Fullerton
Hugh
Jack Lavelle
Steve Owen
Giants
Melville
Griffith Stadium
Washington
Widdoes
Buckeye
Unid State University
Carroll Widdoes
University of Minnesota At
Logan City Council
International Harvester
Bangert
Ben Bunthoff
Logan Rt. 4
Gibbons Hospital
Wendell Fisher
Gibbons
Mueller
Kenneth Moore
North al Lloyd
Radio St
J. W. Woodard
James Horwell
North Mulberry St
Melissa Ann Horwell
Wyoming
Harry Horwell
John Horwell
Woodard
Cpl
Hawaii
Melrose Harbaugh
Arthur Miller
Howard White
Henry Dague
Harold Saxton
Phil Tschappett
Elmer Tschappett
B. Miller
Isabell Huson
John Connor
Mary Bowen
Land
Russell Montgomery
Jackson
John Clark
Helen
Clark
J. P. Hawker
John C. Hawker
Pacific
Clarks
Herbert Bellow
Wendell Jones
Lancaster
Logan News
Clay Products
OSU
Dun
Mrs. Curl
Home
0. W. Yaw
Court Street Athena
Exai Men
Wemes
Chilbabies
Alex
Ievalfty
Columbus Gapture Clinic A
OS Enat Main Street
Colum
Beaco
THE
F. J. Beasley CO
Gene Spurbeck
N. Court ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!