Agganis Fake Adds Yardage to BU Winged T Play
Boston University showcases a fullback end sweep in a winged T setup. Harry Agganis takes the ball from center then heads right, with Dave Barrett pulling to block and Bobby Whelan on a pitch to John Kastan who goes wide around the left end.
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NEA
Buff Donelli
Boston University
Boston
Harry Agganis
Dave Barrett
John Kastan
Bobby Whelan
Leu Salvati
Bob Voigts
North
O'Malley the Bearcat Passer Eyes Football Record Book
Cincinnati senior Tom O'Malley a 28 year old right handed passer has a .513 completion rate on 144 attempts this season for 1096 yards and 13 touchdowns. Coach Sid Gillman lauds him as one of the best and pro scouts expect him to pursue football with the Cleveland Browns if he stays in the sport.
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Cincinnati
Sammy
Paul
Tommy O'Malley
O'Malley
University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
Hughes High School
U. C
Tom
Bearcat
Sid Gillman
U.C
Gillman
Cleveland Browns
Navy
Miami
Penn guard Schweder wins national lineman of the week
University of Pennsylvania guard John Bull Schweder earned national notice as lineman of the week after helping Penn defeat Navy 28 7 at Franklin Field. Schweder led the Red and Blue line, played on almost every defensive snap, and made a key block on Reds Bagwell's 74 yard punt return.
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New York
John “Bull
Schweder
University of Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Navy
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Penn
Reds Bagwell
John L. Schweder
Bethlehem
Army Field Artillery
Korea
Sports Mirror Today and Past Highlights
A look back through the years shows Connie Mack celebrating 48 years as Athletics manager with letters from 48 governors. Earlier years note Army over Duke 19-0 and Notre Dame over Iowa 41-6 in college football, Michigan 40-14 over Purdue, and Rabbit Maranville released as Albany manager in the Eastern League.
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Connie Mack
Army
Duke
Notre Dame
Iowa
Michigan
Purdue
Rabbit” Maranville
Albany
Cardinals Pick Coach and appoint Parker head coach
The Chicago Cardinals of the NFL ended the co coaching arrangement and named Phil Handler as vice president. Ray Buddy Parker was named head coach after opening the season as co coach.
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Chicago
Chicago Cardinals
National Football League
Phil Handler
Ray
Buddy) Parker
Parker
Handler
Point Pleasant Clubs Chart Course After License Revocation
Eagles Lodge Moose Lodge and American Legion Club in Point Pleasant plan meetings after state Beer Commission revoked their licenses. Lodge officials say social room sales of soft drinks will continue. Legion Club may stay closed except for dances. License term and suspension length not yet learned.
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Point Pleasant
Eagles and Moose
American Legion Club
State Beer Commission
Burton Crow
Ilegal
Eagles Lodge
The
Eagles
Boyd Snodgrass
C. L
Jack) Caldwell
Carroll Kennedy
Legion Club
Crow
Charleston
Mason County Farm Women Hold Achievement Day
Mason County Farm Women's Council observes Achievement Day at the South Side 4-H Camp with morning sessions by R E Walther and a United Nations Council report by Mrs A E Sommer. Installation of officers and recognition of achievements follow in the afternoon. luncheon, Illahee Club music, and a class with most new members to receive a party.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
South Side
R. E. Walther
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Charleston
United Nations Council
A. E. Sommer
Halloween Party Planned by Carpenter Local 529 Auxiliary
The Auxiliary of Carpenter Local 529 met at Carpenter Hall to finalize plans for a Halloween party to be held at the hall Saturday at 8 p.m. Members and their families were invited, with attendees including Mrs. Virgie Stewart and several other listed members.
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Carpenter's
Carpenter Hall
Virgie Stewart
Edward Johnson
Harry Perry
Miles Dowling
Cecil Childs
Lena Minturn
Mary Hall
Dora Kapp
Corinne Eads
Hickory Chapel Church Halloween Party Sponsored by First Friendship Class
The First Friendship Class of the Hickory Chapel Methodist Church will sponsor a Halloween party Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church basement.
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Hickory Chapel Methodist Church
PTA Meeting at Ordnance School Reports Bond Issue and Finances
The Ordnance School PTA met Monday with president D R Browning leading. County Superintendent Robert H Ferguson answered questions on a bond issue and report cards. Mrs Howard Carder announced Fall Festival profits of 166.23 dollars and a paid up membership of 222, up from 120 last year. Mrs Dana Durst is sponsoring a
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PTA
Ordnance School
D. R. Browning
Robert H. Ferguson
Howard Carder
Dana Durst
Billiard Keglers Fall In Key Bowling Night
Anchor Billiards dropped into a first place tie in the Happy Family Bowling League at 22nd St. Center after losing three straight to Somerville Implement Co. Park Theater Keglers split a line with Appalachian Power to join the leaders. Gail Faires led with 572, Pard Hudson 538, Ed Goulder 533.
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Point Pleasant — Anchor Billiards
22Nd St
Somerville Implement Co
Park Theater Keglers
Appalachian Power
Gail Faires
Pard Hudson
Ed Goulder
Social visits unfold across cities and families
Mr and Mrs Lewis Smith travel to St Louis and Indianapolis to see relatives. Numerous family members and guests from Defiance Akron Chester Thurman Springfield Pom a later visit with Starkeys Heaton West Knight family members in Albany Hurricane West Virginia and more are noted in this social page.
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H. E. Starkey
Elda Starkey
Holliday
Dale Dye
Mary
Guy Dean
Alfred
Celia Dye
Chester
Clyde Walker
Thurman
Roy Wiseman
Joy
Jan
Springfield
O. W. Wiseman
C. L. Heaton
Poméroy
H. C. Starkey
Ellea McKnight
Worley West
Lucille Battrell
Emma Jones
Albany
Otho McKnight
Local Social Notes From Floresfee and Nearby Towns
Cheshire Creshire guests Mr and Mrs J F Sayre and sons Donny and Kenny visited Floresfee. Evergreen visitors Mrs Clarence Adams stayed with Mr and Mrs Curt Swisher. Columbus native Mrs H N Kemp spent a week with relatives here. Gallipolis guests Mrs Thomas Shaffer and son David stayed with Mrs Lottie Roush. Grand Lake Michigan visitors Mr and Mrs Olin Gorby were guests of Mr and Mrs W J Grapes. Marietta residents Mr and Mrs Leo Gilmore visited Mr and Mrs Nate McCumber. Alice Yeanger was listed among attendees.
Bridge Club Hosts Serve Evening Scores
Mrs. William Stanley of Beech Hill hosted the bridge club. Betty Purdum won high honors with Jacqueline Windsor close second. Refreshments followed for Marilyn Putz Mary Margaret Middleton Sue Twitty Jacqueline Windsor Mrs Samuel Roush and Mrs James Shadle.
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William Stanley
Beech Hill
Betty Purdum
Jacqueline Windsor
Marilyn Putz
Mary Margaret Middleton
Sue Twitty
Samuel Roush
James Shadle
Local social and family visits across towns
Mrs F H Capehart takes vacation from the assessor's office. Guests of Mrs Eli Riser at 119 Park Drive include Mrs Bessie Davis Mrs George Burdette and Mr and Mrs Albert McDaniel of Nitro visiting Mr Riser in Holzer Hospital. Elizabeth Noble returns home after visiting Mr and Mrs Clarence Rainey. Mr and Mrs J M Story arrived for a visit with Mrs Emma Kincaid and learned of her uncle's death. Emerson Wilson Kathleen Fisher and Bonnie Caudill returned from a barber and beautician convention in Parkersburg. Mrs Harry Smith and Mrs Lester Adkison of Letart visit sister Mrs Early McKinney. Frank Filson Ross Filson Bill Filson and Landon Smith return from pheasant hunting in South Dakota.
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F. H. Capehart
Eli Riser
Park Drive
Bessie Davis
George Burdette
Albert McDaniel
Riser
Holzer Hospital
Elizabeth Noble
Huntington
Clarence Rainey
Belle
Harry Smith
Lester Adkison, Letart
Early McKinney
Jefferson Ave
Frank Filson
Ross Filson
Bill Filson
Landon Smith
South Dakota
Wall Area Property Sale Bids Get OK
Bids totaling 7595 for 15 flood wall properties at a city auction were approved by the floodwall commission. Virgil Fike of Charleston led with 3150 across eight properties including several on River Street and Mason Place, while other bidders included Carl Simpkins, Bartow Jones, and Mrs. William Heslop among others.
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Point Pleasant
Floodwall Commission
Virgil Fike
Charleston
W. Dye
River St
Helen Fruth
Carl Simpkins
Fruth
W. . Grimm
Dave Wilson
Fifth St
Mary Holloway
Mason Place
Carrie Batterson
Clyde McDermitt
Bessie Johnson
Bartow Jones
Barbee
Sixth St
Mary Watson
Seventh St
W. Risk
Harold Haynes
Eighth St
Haynes
Raymond Barr
Hugh Gurry
William Heslop
Ninth St
O. M. Barker
Property partition suit filed in Common Pleas court
William Hornsby of Mercerville files a property partition action in Common Pleas court. Defendants include Shirley E. Hornsby and five minor children. Real estate located in Harrison township. Switzer and Halliday represent the plaintiff.
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Gallipolis
William Hornsby
Mercerville
Sait
Common Pleas Court
Shirley E. Hornsby
Harrison Township
Switzer and Halliday
Dad's Night Plans Made for Spencer Big Jack Game
Plans for Dad's Night in connection with the Spencer Big Jack football game Friday night were completed today. The Lettermen's Club president Bob Bonecutter announced special chairs along the home sideline and matching numbers for fathers and sons. At halftime the dads will be introduced. other officers Parky Gardner and Billy Bardin hold secretary and treasurer posts.
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Point Pleasant
Bob Bonecutter
Lettermen’s Club
Lettermen's Club
Parky Gardner
Bily Bardin
Improvements To Be Made At Farm In Ohio Valley
Surveying is completed for nine new structures at the Ohio Valley Experiment Station Route 62 above Camp Conley. Materials for three grain bins have arrived and will be set up this week by Hogsett contractor Lyle Austin. A tobacco farm, machine shop and machine storage shed are expected to operate this winter, with a greenhouse office building laboratory and a general purpose barn to follow.
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Point Pleasant
Ohio Valley Experiment Station
Route
Camp Conley
D. R. Browning
Lyle Austin
Hogsett
Browning
Four Trains Into City Are Cut Off
Four passenger trains were canceled from the local schedule due to a federal order tied to coal field stoppages cutting coal burning locomotives by 25 percent. New York Central trains 5 and 6 between Charleston Columbus and Baltimore and Ohio trains 77 and 78 were halted. B and O trains 72 73 81 and 82 will still stop at Union Station with listed departure times.
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Point Pleasant
A. A. Roush
Union Station
Roush
New York Central
Charleston
Columbus
Baltimore and Ohio
Kenova
Pittsburgh
Parkersburg
Holzer Hospital Notes Admits List Of Patients
Admitted names include Mrs Richard McGoon and son of Jackson, Mrs Ann Sloan of Point Pleasant, Marjorie Swaney Ray Ohio, Mrs Bert Christy Gallipolis, William J Stricklen Point Pleasant, Mrs L A Wilson Henderson, Mrs J C Poore Jackson, Mrs Paul Meade Wellston, Henry Love Point Pleasant, Edward M McKinniss Wellston, Mrs Harry Allen Letart Falls W Va, Mrs Arlen Saunders Gallipolis, George A Jordan Oak Hill, William Moler Wellston, Mrs Edwin Gordon Jackson, Frank Lewis Oak Hill. Discharged Gloria McCray Ralph Harmon Mrs Donald Lisle Russell Williamson, Mrs Dale McGraw, Mrs W R Staats, Charles Bethel, Audrey Cooley, Mrs Cybert Coon, Howard Johnson, Ira Cooker.
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Richard McGoon
Jackson
Ann Sloan
Point Pleasant
Marjorie Swaney
Ray
Ohio
Bert Christy
Gallipolis
William J. Stricklen
L. A. Wilson
Henderson
J. C. Poore
Paul Meade
Wellston
Henry Love
Edward M. McKinniss
Harry Allen
Letart Falls
W. Va
Arlen Saunders
George A. Jordan
Oak Hill
William Moler
Edwin Gordon
Frank Lewis
Gloria McCray
Ralph Harmon
Donald Lisle
Russell Williamson
Dale McGraw
W. R. Staats
Charles Bethel
Audrey Cooley
Cybert Coon
Howard Johnson
Ira Cooker
River traffic high on Kanawha and Ohio rivers
Canal and river reports show multiple boats moving on the Kanawha and Ohio rivers with times at Marmet Winfield and Charleston area locks. Separate item notes Huntington patrolmen detaining J B Casey of Henderson on an intoxication charge Tuesday evening.
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Gallipolis
Suesday
Claire
Inca
Ernestine
Lehigh
Kanawha
Peace
Cook
Winfield
Tenora River
Atlay
Castle
Martin
Pete
Virginia
Kanawha Falls
Point Pleasant
Huntington
Ray McClure
R. E. Nott
J. B. Casey
Henderson
Three Factors Emphasized in Personality Disorders
Dr. Simon Overton Johnson, superintendent of Lakin State Hospital, told Rotarians the community, home and school shape most mental disorders and must cooperate with state hospitals. He urged early individualized treatment, hospital modernization, and broader rehabilitation to help patients return to society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Simon Overton Johnson
Lakin State Ospital
Lakin
W. Va
Farmers Hotel
Johnson
America
Emma D Carter Dies at 79 in Gallipolis
Mrs Emma D Carter aged 79 died Tuesday afternoon at her son Earl Carter’s home after a week of illness following a stroke. Born February 4 1870 in Lawrence County she was the daughter of A J and Nancy Douglas Wood. Her husband John C Carter and a son preceded her in death leaving Earl and two grandchildren surviving. Services set for 2 pm Friday at George J Wetherill and Sons funeral home with burial in Miller Lawrence County.
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Gallipolis
Emma D Carter
Earl Carrter
Third Ave
Lawrence County
A. J
Nancy Douglas Wood
John C. Carter
Earl
George J. Wetherwoll and Sons
Miller
Line Fence Case Heard in Gallipolis Court
In Gallipolis the Common Pleas court spent a full day on a line fence dispute involving Sylvia Fletcher Carothers as plaintiff and L G Marchi as defendant. Attorneys Switzer and Cherrington appeared, with evidence presented Tuesday and arguments set for the following day over roughly a quarter acre of ground.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas Court
Sylvia Fletcher Carothers
Robert M. Switzer
L. G. Marchi
W. P. Cherrington
Two Trucks Collide on Wet Vine Street
Two trucks collided on Vine Street in front of North Produce Co after one skidded on wet pavement Tuesday afternoon. Hollad Carroll Prose, 39, of Waterloo Star Route, drove the Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative Inc truck. Willard Cummings, 24, of Lexington Kentucky, drove the other truck. Property damage was minor.
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Gallipolis
North Produce Co
Vine St
Hollad Carroll Prose
Waterloo Star
Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative Inc
Willard Cummings
Lexington
Driver Arrested After Rail Collision Near Gallipolis
Clarence Harlem Jones aged 38 of Addison was arrested by the State Highway Patrol on a charge of driving while intoxicated after his car struck a guard rail while turning off Route 7. The 1 45 p m Tuesday crash occurred about five miles north of Gallipolis and Jones was to be arraigned in municipal court.
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Gallipolis
Clarence Harlem Jones
Addison
State Highway Patrol
Jones
Marriage Licenses Issued in Gallipolis Probate Court
Marriage licenses issued in Gallipolis probate court to Gerald Swisher 26 Cheshire and Mary Henderson 25 Bidwell and to Wayne Conn 25 Martin Ky and Lilly Spencer 22 Vin ton.
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Gallipolis
Gerald Swisher
Cheshire
Mary Henderson
Bidwell
Wayne Conn
Martin, Ky
Lilly Spencer
Vinton
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