Bovie Opposes Saunders For Gallia Golf Crown
Gallipolis Golf Club Handicap Tournament advances with Bovie defeating Halliday 4 up 2 to go to the final against Saunders who beat Dr. Clyde Ingels 4 and 2. Final date undecided as tournament condenses among other matches and flights with multiple semi finals and matches outstanding.
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Bovie
Saunders
Gallia Golf Crown
George F. Bovie
John E. Halliday
Gallipolis
Howard
Joe) Baker Saunders
Clyde Ingels
Middleport
Ray Clark
Clark Hager
Bill Jones
Bill Burnette
Alva Shoemaker
Burnnett
Paul Hedges
Point Pleasant
Victor Hager
Hedges
Burnette
Raymond Pepe
Bill Buffington
Halliday
J. H. Somerville
Dr. Pope
Howard I. Neal
Truman Morris
Stanley Evans
Miles T. Epling
J. W.mann
White Sox Manager Levels Bold Praise Toward Yankees
New York manager Paul Richards, whose White Sox trail by 14 games, concedes the AL flag to the Yankees and predicts a Yankees Dodgers World Series. He criticizes Brooklyn power hitters, praises the Yankees’ strength, and asserts the team would excel in Ebbets Field with Babe Ruth.
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White Sox
Dodgers
New York
Paul Richards
New York Yankees
Texan
Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Borough Hall
Mickey Mantle
Babe Ruth
Gil McDougald
Hank Bauer
Richards
Casey Stengel
NL Sets New Home Run Record for Baseball Season
The National League announced its 1102nd home run of the season, surpassing the 1100 mark from 1950. Wayne Belardi's eighth inning blast for the Dodgers against the Reds sparked the record, with Gus Bell tying the league total at 30 homers and matching a major league 30 homer club. Other NL players in that group include Eddie Mathews Roy Campanella Duke Snider Ted Kluszewski Gil Hodges and Ralph Kiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wayne Belardi
Dodgers
Cincinnati Redlegs
Redlegs
Gus Bell
Eddie Mathews
Roy Campanella
Duke Snider
Ted Kluszewski
Gil Hodges
Ralph Kiner
Miami Star Halfbacks Sidelines Shake Notre Dame Plan
Miami University coach Ara Parseghian faces a reshaped backfield as four potential starters are sidelined indefinitely with an additional veteran possibly drafted before the season opener against Bowling Green on Sept 26. End Jay Ansel and tackle Jerry Wampfler join halfbacks Tom Pagna and Ed Merchant among the unavailable players. Ralph Zurbrugg may be drafted before school opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
Ara Parseghian
Egg Faroe
Wling Green
Tom Pagna
Ed Merchant
Jay Ansel
Jerry Wampfler
Parseghian
Ralph Zurbrugg
Boros Thrives as Lomeli Claims Open Lead at Mount Pleasant
Ralph Lomeli shot 66 on the 6895 yard Mount Pleasant course to grab the lead in the Eastern Open yesterday. Julius Boros of Mid Pines and John O'Donnell of Norfolk sit two strokes back, with Skee Riegel, Andy Gibson, Dick Mayer, and Avery Beck one behind the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ralph Lomeli
Mount Pleasant
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N. C
John O'Donnell
Norfolk
Skee Riegel
Tulsa
Okla
Andy Gibson
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Avery Beck
Kinston
Pomeroy Nine Seeks Opponents for Card
Syracuse Baseball Club manager Armes seeks games for Pomeroy Nine starting Sept. 20 at home or away. Interested teams should call Armes at 941 M to schedule.
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Pomeroy Nine
Pomeroy
Syracuse
Armes
Boxing results from Boston and Detroit cards
In Boston Teddy Red Top Davis, 130, from Hartford, defeated George Araujo, 13514, of Providence by decision. In Detroit Kenny Lane, 155, of Muskegon, outpointed Freddie Crawford, 129, from Akron, by decision.
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Associated Press
Boston
Teddy
Red Top” Davis
Hartford
George Araujo
Providence
R. L
Detroit
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Faddie Crawford
Akron
Jose Dale Dandy Wins Wyoming Pace at Roosevelt Raceway
Aged gelding Jose dale Dandy, driven by Stanley Dancer, won the Wyoming Pace in 2:06 at Roosevelt Raceway last night, finishing a length ahead of Woman Chief for his fourth victory in 22 starts this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
N. Y
Josedale Dandy
Wyoming
Roosevelt Raceway
Stanley Dancer
Woman Chief
Beulah Park Opens with Capital City Purse Feature
Beulah Park starts its 25 day meeting at Grove City with an eight race opening day card headlined by the Capital City Purse worth 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Capital City
Beulah Park
Grove City
Louis Philippe Restored King of the French after 1830
In the wake of the 1830 revolution Louis Philippe was recalled to the throne as King of the French to indicate his rule followed the people's will rather than personal power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Philippe
SEO Officials Host Football Rules Interpretation Meeting
Athens officials host the Southeastern Ohio Football Rules Interpretation meeting at Ohio University Men's Gymnasium starting 2 p m with an executive committee session at 10 a m. A luncheon at 12 30 p m and a football clinic precede the 2 p m rules talks and 2 15 p m business session plus 2 45 p m officiating mechanics session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Athens
SEO
Community News Roundup From The Plains Area
Pvt Dana Graham has returned home from Alaska after discharge. Bernice Bails visited Shawnee grandmother. Lindy Leonard of Pittsburgh visited the Eddys. Band Boosters earned 85 dollars and named officers Robert Smith president Charlotte Hawk vice president Vivian McDonald secretary Mrs Tom Porter treasurer. A Sept 28 meeting is planned. Family reunions and visits tied to Flowers Eddy and Shamer families are noted along with picnics and dinners. Birthday observance for Eddy marked Sept 2 with relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Dana Graham
Gus Graham
Alaska
Bernice Bails
Adam McClain
Shawnee
Lynn Leonard
Pittsburgh
Charles Eddy
Robert Smith
Charlotte Hawk
Vivian McDonald
Tom Porter
C. H. Eddy
Mary
Pat
Paul
Frank Flowers
Corning
Four Flowers
Eddy
Edmund Flowers
Ashtabula
George Versers
Lancaster
Robert Nelson
Bobby
Athens
Don Nelson
Linda
Worthington
Charlene Nelson
Columbus
Dix Pickering
Cleveland
Ted Stillwell
Vickie
Dayton
Nelson
Arthur McCoy
Robert Gale
Maxine
Kenneth
John Swaim
Rebecca Harrison
Dwight Grace
Mary Evans
Pe Bob Evans
Crystal Lake
Appeals Court Dismisses Driving Case
Fourth District Court of Appeals dismissed Harry R. Green of Logan's appeal from a Hocking County Common Pleas Court conviction for driving while intoxicated. The ruling cited failure to follow criminal appeal procedures, including filing the bill of exceptions beyond the 30 day limit after a new trial motion was denied. Judges Roy Gillen, Russell McCurdy, and James Collier concurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Meyer
Roy Gillen
Wellston
Russell McCurdy
Portsmouth
James Collier
Ironton
Sox Command Fading Race at Toledos First Place Pace
A crowd of 8 400 boosted Toledo in the American Association as the Sox beat Charleston 3 2 to widen their lead to 2 1/2 games with three days left in 1953. Kansas City split a doubleheader with Minneapolis as Louisville, St Paul, and Indianapolis also posted results.
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Toledo
American Association
Sox
Charleston
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Blues
Millers
Louisville
St. Paul
Colonels
Indianapolis
Indians
Columbus
Child Hit By Auto On Main Street
Nancy Manter six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Manter was struck by an automobile on Main Street Thursday at noon. She suffered bruises but was not seriously injured and treated at Hocking Valley Hospital. The driver James Myers sixteen of Logan Route one had stopped for a red light at Main and Spring Streets before moving as the child darted into the path of the car.
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Logan
Main St
Nancy Manter
Melvin Manter
James Myers
Myers
Main
Spring Streets
Hocking Valley Hospital
Ailing Fullback Solves Hayes' Punt Problem
Columbus Ohio State advances a punting solution as Bob Watkins the 190 pound junior fullback from New Bedford returns to practice after a brief bench spell due to a minor infection. Watkins impressed coach Woody Hayes with his booting ability and may handle punting duties under the one platon system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bob Watkins
New Bedford
Mass
Ohio State
Watkins
Woody Hayes
Ayes
State
Sunday School Guests Return Home After Weekend Visits
Members of Concord Sunday school classes gathered at Mrs. Bessie Emmer's home with many relatives and friends visiting from nearby towns including Columbus Oxford Amesville Ironton and Massillon. Cpl Orland Sayre was reported arriving in Japan with the 3rd Marine Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Bessie Emmer
Betty Sayre
Barbara
Elaine
Elsie Antle
Hester
Georgia
Maynard Sayre
June
Arthur Maxwell
Artie
Ethel McAtee
Paul
Marie Sayre
Rex
George Chapman
Dana Paul
Ruth
Colton
Curt
Eva Malone
Roger
Gail
Brenda Wemmer
John Stupski
Columbus
Cecil Antle
Warren Simpson
Tiny Lopez
Dow Sanders
Milford Sayre
Douglas
Oxford
Mich
Linton Lewis
Pontiac
Miles Wolfe
Verne Wolfe
Camp Rucker
Ala
Fred Sanders
James Chercony
Adrian Sayre
Orland Sayre
Amesville
Lloyd Sayre
Shirley
Ironton
George
Harley They
Athens
Martha Russell
Alfred Temple
Penn
Victor Sayre
Richard Antle
Mary Kay
Massillon
Joe Antle
Cpl
3Rd Marine Division
Japan
Levy for Health Dept Approved by Board of Commissioners
Logan-Hocking County commissioners approved a four tenths mill operating levy for the health department to be placed on the November ballot after health officials argued the current budget would not meet expanding public health services. If approved, the levy could run five years under a new law. a failure would force budget cuts and program reductions in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Hocking County
Logan-Hocking
Board of Health
Budget Commission
H. M. Boocks
C. H. Crippen and Sons
County General Fund
County Home Fund
Dental Unit Visits Hocking County for School Examinations
The state mobile dental unit arrives in Logan for an indefinite stay and will tour four‑county district visiting Logan, Vinton, Meigs, and Athens counties. Examinations target second, fourth, and sixth graders in schools with enrollments over 100, free and non mandatory with parental consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
State
Hocking County
Logan-Hocking County
Fair Cattle Exams Slated
Examinations of 4-H livestock entries in Hocking County Fair are set for Saturday September 12. Dr St H Shipsides veterinarian and Charles Ingraham county extension agent will visit exhibitors at home to inspect cattle and sheep for Bangs disease and tuberculosis. No examination fee. Costs covered by the fair board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan School
Hocking County
Logan
St H. Shipsides
Charles Ingraham
Bang
Fair Board
Fiore Battles Womber Tonight in 10 Rounder
New York fighter Carmine Fiore seeks his fourth straight win tonight in a 10 rounder against aggressive Dany Womber at St. Nicholas Arena. The bout starts at 9 p.m. EST and will be telecast on ABC and NBC coast to coast.
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New York
Carmine Fiore
Dany “Bang
Reedsville church meeting and local social notes
The WSCS of the Methodist Church plans a Sept 16 gathering at Mrs Laura Ruth's home. Numerous visits and weddings are noted including Ada Hetzer to William Congrove in Pomeroy, and families from Columbus Parkersburg St Marys and Athens visiting. Local residents attend weddings and family visits over the period, with several trips to nearby towns and returned travelers highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
WSCS
Methodist Church
Laura Ruth
R. E. Williams
Williams
Mark H. Pickering
New Brighton
Arthur Hetzer
Toledo
Marion
Wallace
Lee Wallace
Virginia
Robert G. Mixer
Gladys Hill
Terry
Columbus
Narcissus Reed
Eden
H. E. Kibble
Harvey Bailey
Henry Bailey
Ebbee Boley
St. Mary's
W. Va
Hod Bailey
Monaco
Cora Coleman
Long Bottom
V. Buckley
Mamie Westfall
Carl Buckley
Parkersburg
Buckley Farm
Iville
Richard Ash
Effie Boley
St. Marys
Helen Westfall
B. L Edwards
McArthur
Thelma Dutton
Susan
Sharon
Athens
Guy Spencer
Sumner
George Buckley
Cleveland
B. F. Buckley
John David Sisson
Leslie Robinson
Labor Day
Mabel Hetzer
Little Hocking
A. L. Hetzer
Paul Nichols
N. C. McGregor
Vincent
Dan Crislip
Navy
John Barton
U. S
Orbiston to Hold 21st Homecoming at Methodist Church
The 21st annual Orbiston homecoming will take place Sunday at the Methodist Church. A basket dinner is planned on the church lawn at noon followed by a program later in the day.
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Dismissals
A birth is recorded for Mr and Mrs Carl Worthman of New Straitsville Route 1 a son. Notices show Mitted F Blankenship Logan medical and Mrs David Inboden Logan medical. Dismissals include Mrs Charles Chaffin Logan and Emmett Robbins McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Worthman
New Straitsville
Mitted F. W. Blankenship
Logan
Medical
David Inboden
Charles Chaffin
Emmett Robbins
McArthur
Funeral services for Francis J Hayes held at St Sylvester
Funeral services were held Monday at St Sylvester Catholic Church for Francis J Hayes 65 who died in Mount St Mary Hospital last Thursday. Seaman Fred McKibben arrived home Saturday to spend a month’s leave from near San Francisco. Mr and Mrs Ernest Tripp will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday Sept 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Stevenson
Henderson
Effie Ward
Seaman Fred McKibben
San Francisco
Ernest Tripp
Edna Hawk
Everett McKibben
Harry Oo
New Marsh
Couple Approved for Marriage in Probate Court
Therreill L. VanCuren, 21, Laurelville Route 2, and Peggy Lou Butts, 19, Laurelville at home, have been issued a marriage license in Probate Court.
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Logan
Therreill L. VanCuren
Laurelville
Peggy Lou Butts
Logan Fire Destroys Farm Buildings on Route 33
Spontaneous combustion in grain at John Kerry farm leads to the loss of three barns a granary a shed and half of another barn with 1090 bales of alfalfa hay 300 bushels of wheat 400 of barley and farm equipment. Loss estimated above 20000 dollars, partially covered by insurance. Fire reported shortly before 1 20 p.m. Route 33 traffic halted briefly while crews fought the blaze. Fire chief Burlin Taylor and volunteers aided. power outage briefly affected Logan central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Kerry
Route 33
Jack Dougherty
Burlin Taylor
Rangers Addition
A. J. Waldtron
Logan church services and events schedule
Trinity Lutheran guest minister L Blankenbuehler of Parkersburg delivers Andrew the First Missionary for Jesus. Nazarenes study Courageous Christian Witnessing and Program of Jesus with Evening sermon Amazing Grace. St Matthew features Cherub Choir first appearance and Busy Bodies theme. Others list Sunday School 9 30 am worship 10 am and midweek choirs and catechism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran
L. Blankenbuehler
Parkersburg
W. Va
Andrew
Jesus
Church OF the Nazarene
Nyps
Hi-Ny
Salt Creek Valley
Cherub
Church Council
Blossers
First Evangelical United Brethren
First Methodist — ChurchSchool
Lottridge PTA opens 1953 54 term and homecoming at Vanderhoof
The Lottridge PTA held its first meeting of the 1953 54 term at Lottridge school with Mrs John Depoy presiding. Plans and new committees were assigned. A potluck supper was served. Vanderhoof Baptist Church hosted homecoming services Sept 6 with Rev O E Hall leading the invocation and Rev C W Greene conducting morning services. A picnic lunch followed and later talks highlighted church history and progress. Reverend E W Cole of Athens was principal afternoon speaker and Rev Harry Bates gave the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottridge
Lottridge Pta
John Depoy
Jolly Workers Club
Altair
Vanderhoof
Austin Hull
Vanderhoof Baptist Church
O. E. Hall
C. W. Greene
E. W. Cole
Athens
Harry Bates
Benedict
Logan Water Supply Deemed Adequate By Expert Report
C E Records of Columbus reports Logan’s water supply remains sufficient barring a calamity. Wells No 1 and No 2 show minimal changes in water depth since 1936 37 with draw-downs at 900 gallons per minute. He notes potential for expansion along the river and details treatment plants for chlorination filtration and softening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Shaw
Service and Safety
C. E. Records
Columbus
E. G. Miller
Hocking River
Ohio Department of Health
Harrington Class Meets at New Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Fred Keller presided at Harrington Class in the new church addition. A bake sale was planned for Friday September 11 at the Ohio Power office. Devotions theme was prayer led by Mrs. Meri Karshner. Hostess group served refreshments to a long list of members and guests after a Bible quiz and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brether Church
Ada Ballinger
William Wray
John Dauvenmier
Joe Hilton
Floyd Connors
E. F. Braden
Lester Huston
Braden
Wray
Carl Poling
Stanley Huston
Arthur Casto
Linda
Ronnie
Ralph Poling
Coletta
Larry
Edward Kanade
Loyd Wrentmore
John Daubenmier
William
Strawn Family Reunion Held at Logan Rising Park
The 43rd annual Strawn family reunion occurred at Logan Rising Park in Lancaster on Sunday September 6 with a noon basket dinner. Officers elected included Clarence Strawn president Gladys Lehman vice president and Mrs Alan Adair secretary treasurer. Numerous relatives attended from Lancaster Columbus Nelsonville Groveport Akron Shawnee and other Ohio communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Rising Park
Lancaster
Strawn
Clarence Strawn
Gladys Lehman
Alan Adair
William M. Lehman
James Lehman
Logan
Harry Strawn
Edward Tippie
Floyd Strawn
Max Hedges
Albert Kitchen
Harry Burchfield
Ada Coakley
William T. Lehman
Martha Leadbetter Rotunda
Robert S. Campbell
Columbus
Edward Levering
Joe Matheny
Nelsonville
Henson Howdyshell
Russell G. Lott
Goldie E. Purvis
Walter Bell
Zella Howdysheill
Junction City
Brooks Leadbetter
Groveport
John D. Strawn
Shawnee
W. H. Strawn
Akron
Kate Rush
Barberton
Kenneth C. Strawn
Wickliffe
Almon Howdyshell
New Lexington
Virgil Hull
Bremen
Earl L. Lehman
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
George
Eleanor Strawn
Earl Strawn
Pontiac
Mich
Bay City
Merle Strawn
Nwood
Labor Day Guests Visit Logan Stays and Visits
Mr and Mrs Thomas Campbell and son Stephen spent Labor Day weekend in Logan with Mr and Mrs Stanton Pond. Visiting Sunday were Mrs Alfred Campbell of Lancaster and Mrs George Halliday of Columbus. Francis Roberts and family and Mr and Mrs Harie Rochester hosted Labor Day guests Mr and Mrs James O Connell and family of Waterford Granville Berlin of Mt Pleasant Mich visited over the weekend his mother Mrs Russell Ber
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Campbell
Stephen
Logan
Stanton Pond
Pond
Alfred Campbell
Lancaster
George Halliday
Columbus
Francis Roberts
Harie Rochester
James O'Connell
Waterford
Granville Berlin
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Russell Ber
Logan Ladies Aid Meeting at Pleasant Hill
A brief notice reports a recent gathering of the Ladies Aid of Pleasant Hill. The meeting covered local church activities and community assistance plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
The
Ladies Aid of the Pleasant Hill
Wedding ritual uses lemon sugar face paste on brides
A historical note describes Albanian brides smoothing their faces with a preparation of lemon juice and sugar applied while boiling hot. The practice is linked to wedding customs and complexion alteration.
Helber Family 19th Reunion at Pleasant Valley Church
The Helber family of George and Isabelle Tignor Helber held their 19th annual reunion at Pleasant Valley Church on Sunday August 30. Seventy four people attended and officers were retained for another year led by Eddie Helber president and Philip Blackstone vice president. A list of attendees includes Kenneth E Helber Hettie Carpenter Lizaber Enterprise and many others from Logan Lancaster Columbus and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank
Columbus
Abel
George
Lancaster
William Helber
Kenneth E. Helber
Kendra Jo
Harry Shaw
Ph Blackstone
James Shaw
F. D. Derr
Simon Derr
Chester Conrad
Edward D. Helber
Carl Whitlatch
Larry C. Hiles
Ralph Fick
Debra
James Reedy
Robert Waddell
Jase Bencamon
Jack
Clarence Fuller
Floyd Coakley
William A Monte Amnah
Edgar
Ch ‘Rmey
Dear Fae
Brenda
George Gottse Culoon
Georgie Gotsch
Case Kornmiller
Elizabeth Ellinger
Della Hartman
Jackie
Paul Ruff
Frank Helber
Lester Sheets
Larryne Stevie
Lester Artman
Marilyn Dennis
R. C. Ambrom
Tommy
Hettie J. Carpenter
Logan announces marriage of Janet Kilkenny and Robert Kilkenny
Mrs. 8. E. Fritz of Logan announces the marriage of her daughter Janet to Robert E. Kilkenny son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kilkenny of Columbus. The ceremony Aug 22 was performed by Samuel B. Whitehart at his Logan home. The couple will reside at 999 Dennison Ave Col. They are supported by the American Jersey Club in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Burton
Canton
Ed Williams
Ronnie
Larry
Columbus
Ben Dickens
Robert
Athens
Austin Hull
Ernest Taylor
Dutch Ridge
Velma Roberts
John Chew
Frank Caldwex
Logan
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BOROS
Pau. Eddy
Mary Ann
Mariann
Hayes
Levy For Health Dept
Harry Smith
Fiore
Womber
Orbiston Homecoming
Zaleski
Taylor
O. J. Hysell
Robert Stallsmith
Fred W., Blume
Ronald
Donald Schultz
Bob Holloway
Dougherty Farm
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