Glouster Plans Around Five Monogram Winners
Glouster High School coach Dave Winefordner in his first season builds the 1958 Tomcats around five returning monogram winners. The group includes Don Holbert Robert Smith Joe McDonald Nick Milhoan and Jim Yerian. The roster lists 28 athletes with six seniors ten juniors seven sophomores and five freshmen.
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Glouster High School
Dave Winefordner
Tomcats
Don Holbert
Robert Smith
Joe McDonald
Nick Mil‘hoan
Jim Yerian
Winefordner
Middleport
Cory Rawson
Oak Hill
Fritz Craig
Montie Hock
Bob McClelland
David Gierhart
John Dixon
Mike Byers
Beegle Club Trial Tops Four Day Rabbit Events
The Meigs County Beegle Club annual licensed trial concluded with record entries over four days. In the 13 inch male class 51 entries led by Garral Sheets of Gallipolis with Twink-L-Hill Tyrant, followed by Damon Pontius’s Da Flo Doug of Columbus Lauvelville, and others. The 13 inch female class drew 82 entries with Trail Driverette owned by Thomas Darner of Conesville the winner, followed by Hocking Star Hahn and Geiger of Logan and Shady Shores Spring Posey owned by Ike Carrol of Greenfield. In the 15 inch male dog class 26 entries saw Lapardo's Skipper of Youngstown take top honors, with Cliff's Rusty and Pea Ridge Duke among the finalists.
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Garral Sheets
Gallipolis
Damon Pontius
Lauvelville
Frisky Dan
Paul Johnson
Columbus
Simons Pinewood Tuffy
Roy Simons
Dunbar
W. Va
Hatfield
Captain Jack
Everet Hatfield
Duncan Falls
Trail Driverette
Thomas Darner
Conesville
Hocking Star
Hahn and Geiger
Logan
Shady Shores Spring Posey
Ike Carrol
Greenfield
Sunny Hill
Cindy Sue
Harold Bradley
Parkersburg
Stigler
Howard Stigler
Chillicothe
Lapardo
Skipper
John Thompson, Jr
Youngstown
Cliff
Rusty
Clifford Erskine
Huntington
Pea Ridge Duke
Herman Bryan
Hamm
Wiliam Hamm
Pomeroy
Zimline
Nelson Zimmerman
Piketon
Ed McBride Rolls 602 Series In Athens Rout Of Logan
Athens clinched the match over Logan in three straight games at Rollerbowl Monday afternoon as Ed McBride rolled a 602 series. He opened with 232 to spark a 892 883 first game, then added 190 and 180 in the following games. Athens dominated through the day with strong team and individual scores in the business league standings.
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Ed McBride
Athens
Logan
Agate Athens
Ee Ce
L. Willams & Sons
M&a Lab
Easier’s Grocery
Sutton's Service
Sunbeam Bread
Electric Company
Athens Doctets
le Maesse
Ee ES
K. Quinn
E. Davis
Welles
Simon
Baldwin
Zieglers
Electric Co
Co. L. Williams
Athens Doctors
Kasler’s
Gro
Sutton’s
Gopher Coach Demotes Star Soph Guard After Missed Start
AP reports coach Murray Warmath demoted star sophomore Tom Brown to the third team after arriving late for fall practice. Brown, 224 pounds and an all city pick, faced discipline amid rebuilding after a 4 5 season. Other college notes include Mike Lee’s Nebraska removal, and injuries to Nukk Mautino Pietrosanta Moody Wojcik across various programs.
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Associated Press
Murray Warmath
Tom Brown
Minnesota
Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Warmath
Brown
Minneapolis
Mike Lee
Nebraska
Cornhusker
Bill Jennings
Jennings
George Nukk
Cornell
Lou Mautino
Syracuse
Letterman
Bob Williams
Nick Pietrosanta
Notre Dame
Ron Moody
Illinois
Bob Wojcik
Michigan
Patterson Named Boxer of the Month by NBA
The NBA selects heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson as boxer of the month for August after stopping Roy Harris in Los Angeles on August 18. A rising name, Sonny Liston of St. Louis, now fighting from Philadelphia, holds a 19-1 record with notable wins.
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Milwaukee
National Boxing Assn
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Roy Harris
Tex
Los Angeles
Sonny Liston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Liston
Marty
Score Returns as Indians Weigh Pitching Plan
Herb Score says arm soreness is gone and he is ready to pitch when called. Manager Joe Gordon plans to use Score in relief for now to build strength, avoiding a strict starting role until his stamina returns. Score’s return follows an elbow issue and two errors in Chicago. he walks a fine line between relief work and a future starter.
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Cleveland
Herb Score
Cleveland Indians
Joe Gordon
Tribe
Gordon
Score
White Sox
Chicago
Dick Brown
Gil McDougald
New York Yankees
Glouster Triumph Costly as Injured Runner Ends Race
Glouster earned a 3 1 victory over Racine on Labor Day when right fielder Zimmer broke his leg trying to steal home in the eighth inning. Exline held Larry Wolfe to six hits in a nine inning game, Wolfe allowing five. Glouster scored once in the first and twice more later. Trinity Lutheran Ladies Guild plans a Thursday meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the parish hall with Miss Caroline Lutz leading a missions discussion and Mrs. John Gaf ke as evening hostess. Mrs. John Myers is president.
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Racine
Glouster
Zimmer
Exline
Larry Wolfe
Wolfe
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Guild
Caroline Lutz
John Gafke
John Myers
Logan Personals Note Florida to Huntington Visits
Logan Personals records Mrs Wesley Ogg and W Hunter Street returned from South Palm Beach Florida after an extended visit with Mr and Mrs Neil Barnhart Jody Ogg and children. Mr George Charles of W Second Street spent Sunday in Huntington West Virginia with Mrs Loretta Charles and Mrs Richard Strode.
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Wesley Ogg
W. Hunter Street
South Palm Beach
Florida
Neil Barnhart
Jody Ogg
George Charles
W. Second St
Huntington
W. Va
Loretta Charles
Richard Strode
Logan and Hocking County Enroll First Day of 1958 59 Term
On opening day Tuesday total enrollments reached 4448 pupils across Logan and Hocking County schools. Logan district added 1668 pupils, with countywide total at 2780, a slight dip from last May. potential upward readjustment could match 2807. Districts like East Hocking and West Hocking showed gains, while Starr Washington declined by 44.
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Logan
Hocking County
Kindergar
James Frey
East Hocking
Carbon Hill
Enterprise
Gore
Green
Marion
Murray City
West Logan
West Hocking
Laurelville
Rockbridge
South Bloomingville
Gibisonville
Starr Washington
Union Furnace
Iesboro
East
Central
West
Wallace E. Blake
Scope of Blood Program Explained to Kiwanians
Logan Kiwanis heard Carl Braley of the Columbus Regional Blood Center explain Red Cross blood procurement. He cited 1956 US figures of 1.4 million donors yielding 4.585 million pints, and local Columbus region collection of 54,815 pints with 2223 for defense plasma stockpile.
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Logan
Red Cross
Logan Kiwanis Club
Carl Braley
Columbus
Braley
United States
Defense
Red
East Hocking District Board fills vacancies amid resignation
At the September meeting the East Hocking District board accepted the resignation of Murray City and Carbon Hill high schools’ industrial arts instructor George Graham. New staff include Joyce Levin, Robert Fink, Ann Williams, Jack Friess, and Viola Hartman. Contracts awarded for coal supply and bus supplies. three lunchroom sinks installed. 1959 operating budget of 285000 approved. transport agreement with Monday Creek. L M Ingram to attend Ohio School Boards Association meeting.
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Logan
East Hocking
Joyce Levin
Robert Fink
Green School
Ann Williams
Murray City
Jack Friess
Carbon Hill High School
Viola Hartman
Carbon Hill
Lawrence Huntley
Ray Saulers
Gore
George Archer
Ernest Lehman
Green
Marion
Enterprise
West Logan
Norris
Nelsonville
Monday Creek
Perry County
New Straitsville
L. M. Ingram
Haydenville
Ohio School Boards Association
Schneider Dance Studio Reopens in Logan This Fall
Logan social notes announce Schneider Dance Studio will reopen for fall and winter sessions with first class set for September 8 at Eagles Hall. Mildred Schneider will be assisted by her sister Jo, who have previously operated studios in Lancaster and Nelsonville. Registration in Logan is Thursday September 4 from 3 to 6 p.m. at Eagles Hall, or registration by call at the Eagles hall.
St Hildas Guild to Meet at St Pauls Church Thursday
St Hildas Guild of St Pauls Episcopal Church will meet Thursday in the undercroft. A covered dish luncheon at noon will be followed by a meeting. Mrs. Fred Hull and Mrs. Claude Hammon are in charge of arrangements.
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St. Hilda’s Guild of
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Fred Hull
Claude Hammon
Harold Angel Ends 15 Day Leave at Home
Pvt. Harold Francis Angel son of Rev and Mrs Claude Angel Logan Route 3 returned from a 15 day leave at home. He was escorted to Columbus Aug 28 and will travel by air to Camp Pendleton California. His address is Harold Angel 1818133 Co L 221TR MCB Camp Pendleton Calif.
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Logan
Harold Francis Angel
Claude Angel
Columbus
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Mcb
Two Weddings Announced By Mother
Mrs. Marcella Hudnall announces two weddings. Anna Grace Todd married Sp 2 Arthur Harold Trout of Fort Meade Maryland on August 11. The couple resides in Baltimore. James William Todd of Fort Meade and Carol Louise Kaster of Athens were married recently. The bride attended Waterloo High School. The groom is a Union Furnace High School graduate and has served in the Army in Germany. They are now stationed at Fort Meade.
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Union Furnace High School
Germany
Fort Meade
License Suspension Requested for Jesse M Ansel
In Common Pleas Court the Bureau of Motor Vehicles filed for suspension of Jesse M Ansel's license after he accumulated the required penalty points under Ohio law. The offenses cited include driving while intoxicated on January 10 1958 and reckless operation on May 3 and July 27 1958, with citations filed in Mayor Francis Myers court.
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Logan
Enterprise
Common Pleas
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Jesse M. Ansel
Ohio
Ansel
Francis Myers
Logan Band heats Union outing with music at Pikesville
Logan band conducted by George Charles provided entertainment for United Mine Workers members and families at a Pikesville Kentucky outing. About 35,000 people within 100 miles attended the event with Governor Happy Chandler as featured speaker. The band also played for a beauty contest and a professional Grand Ole Opry cast performed a stage show.
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LOGAN
United Mine Workers
Pikesville
George Charles
Kentucky
Happy” Chandler
Grand Ole Opry
Memphis
Tenn
Bomb disaster injures River Rouge crowd in fireworks show
Eleven children and sixteen adults were hurt when a defective aerial bomb exploded during a fireworks display in River Rouge a Detroit suburb on Monday night. Authorities investigated the blast and urged safety reviews for future displays.
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Detroit
River Rouge
Pleads Guilty To Assault Gets 60 Days
LOGAN A Glouster Route 3 man Clark Dodds Jr 26 pleaded guilty in County Court to assault and battery before Judge Vaughn Collins. He was fined 100 and costs and sentenced to 60 days in jail. Dodds later confessed to burglary at Johnson Shell Station Aug 26 with tires oil and tools stolen, some recovered, and further charges to be filed.
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Johnson Shell
Haydenville
Waldron
Dodds
Local marriage licenses issued in Logan and Greendale
Jerry L. Linton age 20 day laborer of Logan wed Eileen Sue Steele 17 student of Greendale. Clarence W. Harble 25 laborer of Logan wed Hilda E. Collins 23 factory worker of Logan Route 3.
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Jerry L. Linton
Logan
Eileen Sue Steele
Greendale
Clarence W. Harble
Hilda E. Collins
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New York U.bellevue Medical Center
Roy Campanella
Monterrey
Mexico
Hector Torres
Roy
Meigs County Beegle Club, Inc
Athens Rollerbowl
Shamrock Quarries
Lawhead Press
Union Printing
Swearingen’s
K. T. Crossen
Gas Company
Gifford Hardware
Taylor & Radebaugh
Ridenour
Reed
Wood Asecsenereon
Wagner
Martin
Cccen
Pontious
Nnwane
Conkey
Gifford Howe
Gas Co
Gopher
Soph
By Jim Kensil
NBA
Ladies Guild
BRH
Lewis
Taylor
A. Wolfe
Easier
Aunt Zimmer
A. Stobart
Morrison
Dr. Wolfe
Extine
Comet
McNickle
Koehler
L. Wolfe
McGee
Wennl
D. Wolfe
Herbert
Ooull
Grimm
Exankamp
Oe McKinney
Morrison Ee
Anne
Bb—Wolfe
Edmund Lange
Lavon Goodlve
Harry Herdman
Lancaster
Dance Studio
Guild
Harold Angel
Logan Band
Union Outing
the Security Bank
Court Street
Oho
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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