Top college teams showcase powerful offenses in AP poll
Army leads in total offense averaging 446 yards per game. UCLA tops scoring at 44.2 points and ranks high in rushing with 318.3 yards per game. Oklahoma and Cincinnati follow in national ratings as Oregon prepares for Washington with strong passing averages.
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UCLA
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Buffaloes
Oklahoma
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Oregon State
Uclans
Stanford
Cincinnati
Arizona
Oregon
Washington
Ore
TACKLES TO TATERS Ralph Starkey Joins Fort Knox Mess Duty
West Virginia football star Ralph Starkey former right tackle and Southern Conference champion is serving as the mess officer at Fort Knox Kentucky. Starkey transitions from college prominence to military duty and takes on a logistics role at the base.
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Ralph Starkey
West Virginia
Fort Knox
College football passing leaders and touchdown totals mixed results
The data shows Washington with 156 attempts and 153 completions. California leads in completion percentage at 62.8. Purdue and Alabama tie for most touchdown passes with 12.
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Gon
Washington
California
Purdue
Alabama
Northwestern Wildcats Face Hard Battle vs Ohio State
Northwestern seeks a season turnaround with a big upset over No. 1 Ohio State. Coach Bob Voigts cites Buckeyes’ strong defense and Cassady as dangers, while Northwestern aims to reprise its second half vs Michigan and reduce fumbles against a fortified Hayes squad led by Leggett and Bobo.
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Evanston
Ill
Northwestern Wildcats
Ohio State
Bob Voigts
Bobby Watkins
Hopalong Cassady
Cassady
Michigan
Northwestern
Wildcats
Pitt
Panthers
Buckeyes
Woody Hayes
Watkins
Dave Leggett
Hubert Bobo
Television Programs By C FE Butterfield
Television observer notes that color gimmickry may be needed to sell sets and reviews NBC spectaculars and Max Liebman shows, praising Follies of Suzy but noting 90 minutes felt long and predicting a Judy Holliday revue next. Mrs. Jesse Mi Grady Jr and infant son Jack Frederick moved home from hospital by ambulance.
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C. FE
Butterfield
New York
Nbc-Tv
Suzy
Jeanmarre
Max Liebman
Liebman
Logan
Jesse Mi .Grady Jr
Sin
Jack Frederick
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
Rockbridge
Schools Consider Federal Milk Program and Bus Rules
Logan executive heads of Hocking County schools discussed a federal milk program to be run by the Ohio Department of Education with vending machines and disposable cups. They favor milk access for students and plan to contact local dealers for machine installation.
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Logan
Hocking County
S. H. Dillon
Ohio Department of Education
Ohio Advisory Committee On Transportation
Department of Education
Highway Patrol
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Public Utilities Commission
Farm Bureau
Senator Williams Reveals Fraud Probes at Logan Rally
US Senator John Williams of Delaware spoke at Bell Hall Logan to recount investigations into the Commodity Credit Corporation shortages totaling about 366 million dollars, and Treasury Department tax remission cases yielding 214 indictments and 101 convictions. The event drew near full Kiwanis attendance with Dean Collison introducing him.
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Logan
Kiwanis Club
Agriculture and ‘Treasury ’ Department
John Williams
Delaware
Sen. Williams
Bell Hall
McKinley Republican Club
Kiwanig Club
Senate
Commodity Credit Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corp
Treasury Department
St. Louis
Treasury
Treasury Dept
Dean Collison
Williams
Miller
Installation Scheduled By Pomona Grange in Hocking County
Newly elected officers of Hocking County Pomona Grange will be installed Friday evening at Antioch Grange on Frasure-Helber Road. The ceremony at 8 pm will use the fourth degree with Walter North as installing officer. Two year terms for officers include master Arlie Brimner and Ruth Funk secretary among others. A pot luck lunch will follow under kitchen chair Mrs. Robert Holloway.
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Logan
Hocking County
Pomona Grange
Antioch Grange
Frasure-Helber Road
Walter North
Arlie Brimner
Marion Beery
Roxie
John E Edwards Will Admitted to Probate
Logan Ohio probate records show the will of John E. Edwards admitted to probate. The principal legatee is his granddaughter Mrs Bertha Jeanne Harrison of Logan according to Hocking County probate court records.
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Logan
John E. Edwards
Hocking County
Bertha Jeanne Harrison
Birthday Dinner Held for Sidney Williams
Mr and Mrs Dan Hartinger hosted a birthday dinner for Sidney Williams with guests including Mr and Mrs Williams William B Thomas of New York City Mrs D B Hartinger of Middleport and extended social circle from Akron Racine Belpre Racine and Columbus. Family and friends gathered at Apple Grove for the event.
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Dan Hartinger
Sidney Williams
Scouts Plan One Day Drive in Hocking County 1954
Preliminary plans for the 1954 Boy Scout fund drive in Hocking County were outlined at a Logan meeting led by RB Perkins. A one day campaign is set for November 9 with six major coordinators each naming five captains who will recruit five workers.
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Hocking County
Farmers and Merchants Bank
RB. Perkins
Perkins
N. M. Brown
Walter Ott
Eugene Davis
Jacob Keller
Garnet Sheets
Martin Sharrett
Joe Pacot
Lancaster
Hocking
Fairfield Counties
B. G. Greenman
Joe Bennett
Scout Committee
MacDonald Watson
Ohio Power Co
Nateo Corp Reports First Nine Months Gains
Nateo Corp a major producer of structural clay products reported 1954 nine month net income of 905206 up 29 percent from 699293 in the prior year. Earnings per share were 1.68 on 538244 shares versus 1.43 on 489782 shares a year earlier. Net sales totaled 12.2 million compared with 10.8 million in 1953.
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LOGAN
Nateo Corporation
R. A. Shipley
Commission Sets Hearing Over Rural Telephone Service
The state utilities commission scheduled a 1 30 p m hearing on November 8 for residents in Eagle and Jackson townships McArthur area who claim Logan Home Telephone Co promised service by 1952 but did not deliver. Commonwealth Telephone Co and Chillicothe Telephone Co, successors, will also attend.
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State Utilities Commission
Vinton County
Eagle
Jackson
McArthur
Logan Home Telephone Co
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Chillicothe Telephone Co
Mrs Ida Mosser Rites Held For 76 Year Old Dayton Resident
Services were conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday for Mrs. Ida Mosser 76 who died Friday at her Dayton home. The Rev A N Grueser led the rites at the residence of Mrs. Myrtle Taylor on N Walnut Street. Music by Mrs. George Jurgensmier and Mrs. Walter Leonard with Carl Spence on piano. Pallbearers were Burlin Taylor Clarence Taylor James Kunkler Robert Septer Ben Cooper Jr and Raymond Mills. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
Tax valuations revised open for public inspection Athens Ohio
The current year tax returns have been revised and the valuations completed and are open for public inspection in the Office of the County Auditor at the Court House in Athens Ohio. A hearing is set by the Board of Revision for Thursday November 4 at 10 00 A M Eastern Standard Time at the County Auditor's Office.
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Court House
Athens
Ohio
Board of Revision
County Auditor's Office
Logan Council Turns Over Leadership Amid Turbulence
Logan City Council underwent another upheaval with the resignation of William Knapp and the appointment of Kenley Krinn to council. The meeting touched on repealing the amusement tax, driveways fees for filling stations, funding shifts, and regulation of traffic, as well as honoring civic groups over objectionable comics.
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William Knapp
Carpenter Hardware Co
Knapp
Amsterdam
Jefferson County
Kenley Krinn
South Logan
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Ohio
Krvin
Joseph Phillips
Floyd Duffy
Lawrence G. Ellinger
First Ward
Vaughn Collins
Wayne Todd
Robert Weil
Independent Theater Owners of Ohio
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Chakeres Logan Theater
Council
Amos P. Potts
Krinn
Heard
Dean Collison
City County Health Department
Richard Gerken
Gallagher
Empire Roofing Co Sues Patterson for Money and Lien
In Common Pleas Court Empire Roofing Co. of Columbus sues Ralph Patterson Juanita Patterson Kingston Route 1 and others for $800 plus 6 percent interest from April 8 1954 and foreclosure of a mechanic lien.
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Common Pleas
Empire Roofing Co
Columbus
Ralph Patterson
Juanita Patterson
Kingston Route 1
Divorce Granted in uncontested Logan Bell case
Eva Bell received an uncontested divorce from Harley Bell in Common Pleas Court records. Eva was awarded custody of a minor child while Harley was ordered to pay $15 weekly support.
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Logan
Eva Bell
Harley Bell
Common Pleas
Notice of Quiet Title Suit in Athens County Ohio
Legal notice states defendants Valley A Bailes Reesie L Bailes Noah L Bennett Mary KK Bennett and Traders Federal Savings & Loan must answer by November 22 1954 in the Court of Common Pleas Athens County Ohio to quiet title to a 22956 acre parcel in Section 32 Town 11 Range Troy Township with Highway 7 center line involved. Plaintiffs Bertha Collins et al. seek quiet title and other relief. Attorneys Rowland Bridgewater & Gray 106 60tw.
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Sixth and
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Parkersburg
West Virginia
Noah L. Bennett
Mary KK. Bennett
Federal Savings & Loan Company
Market Street
Bertha Collins
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Troy Township
Rowland, Bridgewater & Gray
Logan Social Notes Members plan Columbus ice show trip
The Miscellaneous Sewing Club met at Mrs Wendell Fisher home to discuss attending an ice show in Columbus on October 26. A Halloween masquerade was attended by multiple members and refreshments were served by Mrs Fisher and her daughter. The November meeting will be at Mrs Harry Shaw’s home.
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Wendell Fisher
Second St
Ermal Rheinscheid
Columbus
Robert Ansel
de Carter
Lancaster
Betty Campbell
John Glass
Lee Notestine
Harry Shaw
Joe Wilkinson
Clifford Souders
Gene Sparks
Della Tucker
Ermal Rheinscheld
Verna Rheinscheid
Jean Fisher
October Study Club meeting features poems and breast cancer talk
The October Study Club gathering occurred on Thursday at Miss Viola Coakley’s home with readings by Miss Coakley and Mrs. Buntz. Mrs. Ray Garverick read an article on Breast Cancer by Teresa Lesser. Guests included Mrs. Russell Goldsberry, Mrs. Robert Lutz, and Darla Coakley with members listing several attendees. The hostess Mrs. Larimer will host and act as program reader for the November 16 meeting with a program by Mrs. Warner Lehman.
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Lehman
Eber Mowery
Rosella Larimer
Garverick
Coakley
Larimer
Warner Lehman
Awareness and Service Women's Aid Meeting
The Women s Aid of the EUB Church met on Thursday Oct 21 for the October session. Mrs A N Grueser led devotions choosing Awareness and Service as the theme, opening with a hymn sung by attendees with Mrs Sherman Lyke at the piano.
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EUB Church
A. N. Grueser
Sherman T. Lyke
Grueser
James Larimer
Herman Leonard
Vernon Stump
Irvin Huston
Sherman Lyke
Buchanan couple to sail on 8.5S America for Germany
Mr and Mrs John Buchanan plan to sail Saturday aboard the 8.5S America bound for Germany. Mrs Buchanan is the daughter of Mr and Mrs S S Ruble of Nickel Plate Railroad Route 4.
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America
Germany
Buchanan
S. S. Ruble
Nickle Plate
West PTA Opens 1954 55 Season With Health Program
Dr H M Boocks county health commissioner led a health program at the West PTA meeting in the school auditorium marking the 1954 55 season opener. Gerald Courter conducted the business session. Mrs Charles Green was elected secretary. Mrs Ray Steward reported on the Dayton state PTA convention theme Preserving Our Freedom. Mrs James Stewart announced a 275 member driving effort. Sixth grade mothers provided refreshments in the decorated cafeteria.
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West Pta
Gerald Courter
Charles Green
Ray Steward
PTA
Dayton
James Stewart
Asphyxiation ruled cause of death in infant miller
Mary Anne Miller 40 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Miller 926 Church St Logan died after reportedly strangling during feeding at a nursing bottle The death was ruled an asphyxiation by Dr J W Doering Coroner She died at Hocking Valley Hospital Survived by parents grandparents John H Miller Daisy Inboden and Lester Lytle and great grandparents Albert Lytle and Tigner Services set for 2 p m Thursday at Leonard funeral home with Rev A N Grueser officiating burial in Fairview Cemetery
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John H. Miller
Daisy Inboden
Logan
Lester Lytle
Rockbridge
Albert Lytle
Big Pine Ee
Leonard Funeral Home
A. N. Grueser
Fairview Cemetery
Divorce petition filed in Ohio court against Gullahorn
John T. Gullahorn files for divorce from Genevieve Jasatina Gullahorn in Court of Common Pleas Athena County Ohio Cause No. 20826 alleging gross neglect of duty. Hearing set on or after November 4 1904. Lavelle and Vanity, attorneys. Residence of the defendant listed as 24 Holden Street Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Genevieve Jasatines Gullahorn
Court of Common Pleas
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Holden Street
Cambridge
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Athens County
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