Bulldogs Aim for Fifth With Gallipolis Rivalry Win
Athens Bulldogs seek the SECUL fifth place by defeating Gallipolis tonight. Gallipolis arrives with a 2-4-0 record but has shown flashes of offense, led by quarterback Newt Jones and backfield stars from center Jay Simms to tackle Jim Mills. The Bulldogs boast a 1-4-1 mark and must protect the ball to secure a crucial victory.
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Bulldogs
SECUL
Gallipolis
Athens
Blue Devils
Newt Jones
Jerry Jamison
Ala Nelson
Wickerham
Claude Thompson
John Gilmore
Jay Simms
Jim Mills
Eskey
College Hotshots Face Tough Games Saturday
Unbeaten top ranked Army meets Pitt as Lambert Trophy race tightens. Ohio State and Northwestern seek key Big Ten wins while LSU battles Florida. Texas, Purdue and Notre Dame clash in major regional showdowns amid a slate of ranked matchups.
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Jack Clary
Associated Press
Clemson
South Carolina
Wake Forest
North Carolina
ACC
Pittsburgh
Army
Pitt
Harry Walters
Pete Dawkins
Lambert
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Iowa
Wildcats
Southwest
Texas
Rice
Texas Christian
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Florida
Rebels
Arkansas
Auburn
Maryland
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Colorado
Nebraska
Purdue
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Dallas
Cotton Bowl
Southern Methodist
Navy
Philadelphia
Penn
Bowling League Results and Top Performers Across Venues
The column lists team standings and top bowlers from Rollerbow, Athens Rollerbowl, and Merchant's Classics. Highlights include Martin Heaters and Cold Five's high scores, and Stroh's leading team with 424 in a single game.
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Martin Heaters
Athens
Ambassador Laundry
Reyal McBeene
Bridgewater Machine
BE. Scott
D. White
S. Wagner
D. Sanders
Fa. McBride
B. Gagie
Gayler
Stanley
Gaylor
Ed McBride
Rollerbow
Dan Dandies
Athens Office Supply
Royal
Athens TV
Commonwealth A
Campus Barber Shop
Beasley Mathews
Ted Willams
Belk Simpson
Beasley
Mankin
Sinnett
D. Williams
G. Hilco
Stroh's
Bob Gagle
Griffith
Pontiac
Dave Strawn
Rex Snider
Kasler's
Kenny Sams
Les Smith
Carl Murphy
Skip Riden's
Ford
Glenn Byard
Gene Leffler
Shannon's
Ray Duckler
Larry Miller
Rambler's
Don Strawn
Dick Kovaleski
Stroh
Ridenour & Murphy
Jesse Griffith
Stroh’s
Rambler
Sarehy & Ridenour
Duncan
Milt Shannon
Firestone
Sportland
L . Obie Fuel Gas Co
Boscoe’s
Buick
Fiscus Radio Eeocewees
East Ead
Common
Tele
Fiscus Radio 1
Com. Tele
Gas Co
Jones Buick
Ridenour Caneees
Gell
M. Ridenour Oes
Nelsonville Tuesday Night Bowling Standings Summary
The writeup lists top performances from Nelsonville leagues. Names include Abdella Brooks D. French B. Whitiateh and others. Highlights cover High team triples and singles for Tuesday and Thursday leagues with scores like 2590 897 641 and top ten rankings for D. French B. Butts KR. Mender and more.
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Leagle
Cutretiphs
Ania
Krogerts
Ealiametichekuaete
Scuidaceen
D. French
B. Whitiateh
D. Standish
KR. Mender
B. Mechem
J. Haffner
HH. Smith
J. Odenthal
G. Butts
B. Hern
Leagle Sandys
Vaughn
Barger
Abdella
Barbers
Montreal 9 Chicago 3 Detroit Boston 1 hockey scores
National Hockey League results show Montreal 9 over Chicago 3, Detroit 3 Boston 1 in latest games. Detroit and Chicago suffered heavy losses as Montreal led 9 3 and Boston edged past 1 0 or 1 0 unclear. standings adjust.
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National Hockey League
Montreal
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Vinton County Land Transfers and Local Notices
Edsel and Helen Maxwell and others transfer 147 acres in Harrison Two to Clyde and Nelda Maxwell in three deeds. Ray and Hazel Coles to C D and Gertrude Fout for a fraction acre in Harrison Two. Gusta and Earle Ellis to John W and Verda Ballard for a fraction acre in Swan Two. E C and Gertrude Allen to Clay Woodrum Jr and Martha Woodrum for 20 acres in Elk Two. Estate of Carl Verian will filed with Lucille Osler appointed executrix under a $30,000 bond. State Tax Commissioner vs. Dean Foote and M N Newmyer sales tax assessment $165.60. State Bureau of Motor Vehicles vs. Roy Luster Castor license suspension hearing set for Nov 6. Herman Holbert vs. John Speakman cognovit note for $294.25 civil petition filed. Ida Mae Clark vs. John Clark divorce petition.
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Edsel
Helen Maxwell
Clyde
Nelda Maxwell
Harrison Two
Ray
Hazel Coles
C. D
Gertrude Fout
Gusta
Earle Ellis
John W
Verda Ballard
Swan
Carl Verian
Lucille Osler
Dean Foote
M. N. Newmyer
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Roy Luster Castor
Herman Holbert
John Speakman
Ida Mae Clark
John Clark
F. L. Newdick
Eastern High Tops First Homecoming Crowned Queen
Eastern High School celebrated its first homecoming during a Thursday night football game with Rio Grande. Miss Janice Caldwell was crowned homecoming queen at halftime by J. S. Davis executive head of Eastern Schools. Attendants include Patty Chichester Leatha Bibbee Janet Lovel Donna King Janet Knight Janet Koehler. Twelve floats entered. first place honors went to the Senior class Its Time To Beat Rio Grande, second to Toppers Plains Boosters Club with We Multiply but not Divide and Chester PTA with Mary Had A Little Lamb. Honorable mention to the Chester Garden Club.
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Chester
Eastern High School
Janice Caldwell
Eastern
Rio Grande
J. S. Davis
Caldwell
Patty Chichester
Sopermore
Leatha Bibbee
Janet Lovel
Donna King
Janet Knight
Janet Koehler
Toppers Plains Boosters Club
Chester Pta
Mary
Chester Garden Club
Public Utility Increases Valuation in Vinton County
Auditor Glenn L. Peters announced a new high in Vinton County property valuation for 1958 at 18 505 493 dollars, up 1 300 456 from 1957 and 2 552 113 above 1956. Public utility value rose 954 430 due to an underground storage station and gas wells, plus coal reserves bought by Ohio Power Co. Real property gained 118 385 with roughly 90 new homes taxed, and personal property grew 227 641 from Austin Power plant expansion and heavy equipment for Route 50 relocation in January 1958.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Glenn L. Peters
Peters
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Richland
Harrison Townships
Ohio Power Co
Vinton
Wilkesville
Austin Power Company
Red Diamond
George B. Herring
Mansfield
Commissioners OK small road work and travel funds
McArthur Vinton County commissioners approved a $193.58 estimate for stone and bituminous material to seal Charles Harper Hill Road Clinton Two. They will file Engineer J M Ogan mileage and blacktop report and approved waivers of right of way for Hoselton Road Jackson Twp. and allow Treasurer John Crow to spend up to $130 for the treasurer’s convention in Columbus. Next meeting set for November 3 due to election day.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Charles Harper Hill
Clinton
J. M. Ogan
Hoselton
Jackson
John Crow
Columbus
Fall Colors Attract Thousands To Lake Hope And Zaleski
Lake Hope and Zaleski State Forest drew about 20,000 visitors for an October weekend, with the dining lodge serving around 1000 meals. Park attendance neared a record for the month, while Hocking County parks reported 50,000 visitors.
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McArthur
Lake Hope
Zaleski State Forest
Dick McDaniel
Hocking County
Store Honors Manager For 20 Years' Work
McARTHUR LeRoy Hutchinson, manager of the McArthur Kroger Store, was inducted into Kroger's 20 year club at a Fort Hayes Hotel banquet. Hutchinson began in Wellston and has 22 years with Kroger, receiving a gold lapel pin for his service.
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McArthur
LeRoy Hutchinson
McArthur Kroger
Kroger
Fort Hayes Hotel
Hutchinson
Wellston Kroger
Bonus claims total 193 for Korean veterans
In Vinton County, 44,587.58 has been paid to Korean veterans for bonuses, averaging 231.02 per claim. A total of 193 veteran claims include 115 Army, 43 Navy, 35 Air Force. Seven next of kin claims paid 1,949.83, averaging 278.55, with six Army and one Navy beneficiary.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Army
Navy
Air Force
Smoke triggers McARTHUR fire response at residence
McArthur fire crew responded to a Thursday alarm at Dan Brewer’s home due to smoke from an electric toaster left plugged in. No injuries reported. Fire officials said the blaze was contained to the kitchen area and caused minor smoke damage to the interior.
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Mcarthur
Dan Brewer
Burglary Reported in McARTHUR Area
Arthur Allison of Zaleski told Sheriff Harold Steele on Tuesday that his home was broken into and $200 was stolen while he was away.
Signal Lights Mark Danger at McArthur Underpass
State Highway Department installs blinker lights on both sides of the B and O underpass on U S Route 50 east of McArthur at Vinton Station to warn motorists. The underpass will be widened in 1960 61 at an estimated cost of 385000.
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Mcarthur
State Highway Department
Highway Department
B&o
Vinton Station
Rinehard
Development Group Hears Speaker At Dinner Meeting
McArthur Development Association members met at Kitchen’s restaurant for a dinner meeting. Sixty dollars had been pledged by McArthur organizations for Christmas decorations in the village. The group plans a parade and Santa Claus to open the Christmas shopping season. They renewed membership in the George Washington Highway Association. Supt D Alan Huff spoke for the school tax levy presenting proposed spending. Howard R. Griffin outlined county traffic safety needs and a safety program. John M. Quigley chairs the traffic safety committee.
Low Of 32 Reported For Vinton County
Heat in Vinton County eased as temperatures dropped to freezing. The Vinton Furnace Forest station logged a weekly low of 32 and a high of 78 with .49 inches of rain Friday. Year to date precipitation stands at 43.07 inches versus 29.61 last year.
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Mcarthur
Vinton County
Vinton Furnace Forest
Winter Ice Control Gear Inspected in McArthur
McArthur Vinton County state highway crews gear for ice and snow control will be inspected next Wednesday at 11 30 p m by highway department officials at the McArthur garage.
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Mcarthur
Vinton County
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Spacemen Rocket Ship Travel Comes to Logan Park
Logan volunteers bring an 84 foot long simulated rocket to Worthington Park on November 1 and 2 for free rides. The firemen association sponsors the stunt with donations at the exit to cover costs and fund gear for the fire department. The device is owned by H. M. Benadum and will be displayed on a trailer with a pilot and co pilot, simulating takeoff and flight.
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Logan
Logan Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Worthington Park
Floyd Hiles
Gan
H. M. Benadum
New Lexington
Logans Social Notes Report EUB Church Circles October Meeting
Logan social notes cover the October meeting of EUB Church groups. Members heard Mrs. Walter Leonard discuss Today’s Missions and planned two Christmas boxes for service members. They also formed a Hong Kong orphans fund and closed with group singing.
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EUB
Walter Leonard
C. L. Baker
James Larimer
D. S. Dunkle
James Rees
Harry V. Mack
Robert Hugh
Hong Kong
Circle 3
Stanley Dunkle
Four Square Dance Club Meeting Planned Saturday Evening
The Four Square Dance Club will meet Saturday evening at St. a local venue to host a community gathering. Members and guests are urged to arrive promptly for participation in the square dancing session and related activities.
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Four Square Dance Club
16 Year Old Suffers From Infectious Hepatitis
A Logan Hocking County health report notes a Falls Township high school pupil, 16, diagnosed with infectious hepatitis by a Columbus physician. Contacts will receive gamma globulin injections to ward off the disease.
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Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Falls Township
Columbus
Health Department
Retired Coal Operator Dies in New Straitsville
NEW STRAITSVILLE Charles Newton Heidlebaugh 81 died Thursday at home after a long illness. Survived by wife Ella and daughter Mrs Margaret Clark of Cleveland. A retired coal operator and 56-year member of New Straitsville Masonic Lodge 484 F&AM. Body to Humphrey funeral home Shawnee and returned to home for calling after 6 p.m. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. Rev Willard Noce officiating. Burial in New Straitsville Cemetery.
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New Straitsville
Charles Newton Heidlebaugh
Ella
Margaret Clark
Cleveland
Willard Noce
New Straitsville Cemetery
Antioch Grange Elects Lecturer and Reports Ill Members
The regular weekly meeting of Antioch Grange No. 2629 was held Monday night in the hall with Oscar Blum presiding. First and second degree work will be given at the next meeting. Mrs. John Amnah was elected lecturer for the coming year. Sick list reports include Mrs. Jessie Daubenheimer Mrs. Bob Shaw and Bob Starner.
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Antioch Grange
Oscar Blum
John Amnah
Jessie Daubenmeier
Bob Shaw
Bob Starner
Man Bags Buck the Hard Way on Route 33
Logan area man Thurman Thompson 47 was driving south of Rockbridge at 6 am Thursday when a 350-pound nine-point buck jumped a guard rail and smashed into his car. The deer died and Thompson claimed the carcass under a new law and had it hauled home for venison.
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Logan
Straitsville
Thurman Thompson
Rockbridge
Deeer
Thompson
Infant Rites Planned For Susan Kay Tschappat
Graveside services are arranged for nine day old Susan Kay Tschappat child of Mr and Mrs Richard Tschappat of 175 West Front Street. The infant died Thursday at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital after being born October 14. Surviving are two brothers and grandparents. Services set for 10:30 a.m. Saturday with Rev Earl F Schottke officiating. Burial at Oak Grove Cemetery by Leonard Funeral Home.
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Logan
Susan Kay Tschappat
Richard Tschappat
Front St
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
Kenneth
Roger
Phil A. Tschappat
Enoch Cantor
Lancaster
Earl F. Schottke
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard Funeral Home
Birth for Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holzschuh in Laurelville
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holzschuh of Laurelville Route 1. W. O. Smith of Logan was admitted for medical care. Arthur Steele of Phoenix Arizona and Mrs. Ray Mendenhall of Chestertown were dismissed.
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Larry Holzschuh
Laurelville
W. O. Smith
Logan
Medical
Arthur Steele
Phoenix
Ariz
Ray Mendenhall
Chesterhill
Divorce case cites gross neglect and extreme cruelty
Edith L. Logan Vanhoose files for divorce from Wayne Vanhoose of Creolet Route 1 in Common Pleas Court. She seeks custody of minor children, support, alimony, and other relief.
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Logan
Edith L. Vanhoose
Wayne Vanhoose
Common Pleas
Seven Logan Women Attend District 11 BPW Conference
Logan Business and Professional Women Club members attended the District 11 fall conference at the new Middleport Elementary School. Attendees included president Margaret Mary Kaiser and six others. The event featured candlelight devotions, health and safety workshops, and a dinner supporting senior students’ trip next year.
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LOGAN
Logan Business and Professional Womens Club
New Middleport
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Dora Westfall
Mildred Stevens
Thelma Harden
Kath
Erine Myers
Grace Keller
le Violet Redick
Nina Russell
Nan Moore
Judy Butcher
Dorothy Lacety
Nellie Vale
Middleport Bpw
Logan Bpw
Pearl Reynolds
Middleport
Frances Klein
ATA
Marion Wineland
Federation
Chloe Maloney
Jackson
County Youth To Take Part In 4 H Event
A Hocking County delegate to the National 4 H Club Congress may preside over a session in Chicago from November 30 to December 5. James Davis of Logan Route 1 is Ohio's nominee for presiding officer and a sophomore at Ohio State College of Agriculture.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Chicago
James Davis
Ohio
Delbert P. Davis
Congress
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Odessa Gillogly
Wallace A. Gillogly
Ohio State
Area Church Schedule Highlights Revival Plans Across Town
Logansville churches announce evangelistic services starting November 3 at Union Furnace and ongoing through November 2 at revival venues. Sunday schools vary from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m with worship services in morning hours and prayer, Bible study, and choir activities throughout the week. Local pastors include Sellers Baker Klingler and Schottke with additional events at Nazarene, EUB, Presbyterian, and Methodist charges plus Halloween charity efforts and youth programs.
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Union Furnace
Paul A. Sellers
Union
ZION
Hocking Valley Tabernacle
E. V. Baker
Kenneth Libby
Hamden
Wallaces
Crooksville
D. S. Dunkle
Don Lightfoot
First Presbyterian
Earl F. Schottke
Haydenville
Carl Wetherell
Buchtel
Murray City
Athens Church
City Worker Injured In Fall At Plant
A city water works engineer was seriously injured in a fall at the filtration plant. William O. Smith of 324 Washington Ave was taken to Hocking Valley Hospital with a broken vertebra after slipping down a flight of steps.
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LOGAN
City Water Works
Hocking Valley Hospital
William O. Smith
Washington Ave
Smith
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