Nelsonville High PTA Meets for First Session of Year
Nelsonville High School PTA opened the new year with president Mrs D R Johnson presiding. Secretary and treasurer reports were read and accepted. New teachers introduced include Miss Mary Ruth Krinn Miss Juan Eisnaugle and Sidney Parker. East and Central PTA officers attended as guests. Catherine Morris sang with Eva Eisnaugle on piano. Byron Eby home room had the highest parent turnout. Social hour and refreshments followed in the Home Economics room, hosted by Mrs J H McKiddie chair, Mrs J B Preston, Mrs Raymond Foughty, Mrs Carnes Hickman, Mrs Helen Washburn, and Mrs D A North.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonvile High School
P.ta
Mra
Catherine Morris
E.swaugle
Byron Eby
J. H. McKiddie
Mirs J. B. Preston
Raymond Foughty
Carnes Hickman
Helen Washburn
D. A. North
Nelsonville Social Notes and Wedding News
Nelsonville social items report Mrs W B Mechem hosting Friday bridge with high scores for Mrs Roger Wolfe Mrs John Edington and Mrs Oral Daugherty and a midnight supper at the Colonial. Wedding notice for Shirley Jewett and Everett Davis at Will iam Street Methodist Church. Loyal Workers Club to meet at the church at 7 pm with hostesses Mrs Margaret Woolery and Mrs Mary Fieeles. Local visits list including the Hickman Aumiller and Jewett families and others visiting kin in Nelsonville. The G T Club will meet at Mrs Ward Phillips home Wednesday.
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Nelsonville
John Edington
Gay Aumiller
Roger Wolfe
William Mills
W. B. Mechem
Oral Daugherty
J. F. Jewett
John
Richard
Shirley Joan Jewett
Everett Paul Davis
Radnor
William Street Methodist
Delaware
Methodist Church
Margaret Woolery
Mary Fieeles
Egg Auction Manager To Take New Job
Leonard E. Melching, general manager of the Southeastern Ohio Egg Auction, resigns to lead the New Washington Egg Auction in Crawford County. He oversaw growth with 627 active members and 47 585 cases shipped in the year ending Aug. 31. Melching, active in Rotary and civic affairs, will stay until a successor is named this fall.
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Nelsonville
Leonard E. Melching
Emmett Park
Melching
New Washington
Crawford County
Ohio
Southeastern Ohio
Rotary Club
Will Hold Annual Missionary Meeting
Nelsonville Presbyterian women from Logan Union Furnea New Plymouth and Nelsonville plan their annual District Missionary meeting at New Plymouth church on Friday September 21. President Mrs H L Weir of Barlow and other officers will attend. Mrs J Marcia Benade of Lahore India will speak in the afternoon. Benade, born in India to missionary parents, has lived there except for Wooster College years. She focuses on education and literary work for girls and women in India. Local women may notify Mrs Lloyd Evans to attend.
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Nelsonville
Logan
Union Furnees
New Plymouth
New Plymouth Church
H. L. Weir
Barlow
Jzan
J. Marcia Benade
Lahore
India
Benade
Ohio
Wooster College
Lloyd Evans
Three Are Fined By Mayor Howe
NELSONVILLE Charged with hunting a wild grey squirrel with a 22 caliber rifle in an affidavit by Edward M. Eberst deputy fish and game protector Trogan Harold Lucas pleaded guilty in Mayor Miles Howe s court Monday. He was fined 25 dollars and costs. Patrolman Charles Thompson and James Roy Stimes Madison St on charges of operating a motor vehicle under the influence pleaded guilty and were fined 25 dollars and costs. Connie W French 29 Grosvenor St pleaded guilty to petit larceny for taking peanuts and candy valued at 50 cents from the local Kroger store. He was fined 10 dollars and costs. Circle No 5 Kroger Grocery Baking Co WSCS of the Methodist Church will meet at Mrs Beagle Higgins home Thursday evening. Good attendance requested.
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Nelsonville
Edward M. Eberst
Trogan
Harold Lucas
Guysville
Miles Howe
Charles Thompson Ar‘poster
James Roy Stimes
Madison St
Connie W. French
Grosve Inor St
French
Circle
Kroger Grocery& Baking Co
WSCS
Methodist Church
Beagle Higgins
Corporal Cox Home on Furlough
Nelsonville reports Corporal Leste Cox son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Cox is on a 30 day leave at home after a year overseas with the 91st Division He will report to Camp Rucker Ala for reassignment Chad Cox another son now in Germany has been promoted to staff sergeant
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Nelsonville
Leste Cox
Ralph Cox
91St Division
Camp Rucker
Ala
Chas
Chad
H. Cox
Army of ‘Occupation
Germany
Church class to meet in Nelsonville social rooms
The Girls Class of the Church of Christ in Nelsonville will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 in the church social rooms. A potluck lunch will be served.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Nelsonville Girl Enters Nursing Training Plan
Miss Carle Davis of Nelsonville leaves Gallipolis with ten cadet nurses for Cincinnati General Hospital to begin a six month training period before returning to Holzer Hospital Gallipolis for final assignments.
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Nelsonville
Carle Davis
L. A. Davis
Gallipolis
Cincinnati
Cincinnati General Hospital
Holzer Hospital
Gallipo Us
Haydenville Dated Social Notes Recap Local Church Activities
Haydenville notes detail the King’s Daughter Sunday School class gathering at the church with singing prayers and refreshments, plus a list of attendees and mentions of October plans. The report covers relocations, furloughs, a family birthday dinner, a death notice, funeral services, and various visits among local residents and relatives.
Scouts World Spying Claim Shocks Berlin Page
A newly revealed Ges tapo handbook alleges the International Boy Scout movement is a British Secret Service instrument. It claims South leaders were recruited globally to send intelligence to England.
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Berlin
Gestapo
International
Boy Scout Movement
Secret Service
England
La Motta Flattens Kochan in Madison Square Garden Bout
Jake La Motta of New York defeated Georgie Kochan of Akron in the ninth round of their ten rounder at Madison Square Garden last night. La Motta weighed 1424 percent, one pound lighter than Kochan.
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New York
Jake la Motta
Georgie Kochan
Akron
Madison Square Garden
la Motta
Kochan
Fight Results From The Associated Press Boxing Roundup
New York middleweight Jack La Motta 162 1 2 pounds KO of Georgie Kochan 163 1 2 in New York. Tami Mauriello 204 1 4 stopped Gun nar Barland 201 4 in New Orleans. Bully Arnold 148 KO Ray Rovellie 151 in Philadelphia. Pat Demers 135 KO Joey Pirrone 140 1 2 in Boston. Pfc William Powell returns to Camp Chauncey after 30 day furlough with family and heads back to Sp Atterbury.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack la Motta
Georgie Kochan
Akron
New Orleans
Tami Mauriello
Gunnar Barland
Philadelphia
Bully Arnold
Ray Rovellie
Boston
Pat Demers
Brockton
Joey Pirrone
Cleveland
Camp Chauncey
Pfc
William Powell
States
Mabel
Orville Crabtree
Familly
Sp Atterbury
Great Titan Hanover Solo Grand Circuit
Great Titan Hanover is set to compete solo in the Grand Circuit. The entry marks a notable step for the horse and its connections as it seeks high level earnings and prestigious stakes at major venues on the circuit.
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Great Titan
Hanover
Titan drives at half mile in world trot title
Hanover's Titan races at the fifth annual grand circuit meeting in Goshen N Y piloted by Harry Pownall. Two drivers Tom Berry and Vic Fleming injured in a five horse pileup in the second heat of the $5,000 204 pace. Double Vale owned by Frank Callahan wins pacing stake. Also notes top season leaders in batting and pitching across leagues including Cavarretti Holmes and Stirnweiss with strong marks.
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Delaware
Hanover
Harry Pownall
N. Vyter
Saratoga
N. Y
Tom Berry
Vic Fleming
Berry
Fleming
Double Vale
Frank Callahan
Tiffin
Mr Void
Austin Hanover
Joan Scotland
Pace
Wolarion
Wide Open Batting Race Across American League
With under two weeks left the American League batting race features at least five contenders led by Phil Cavarretta .358 and Tommy Holmes .353 in a tight chase. Johnny Dickshot and Wally Moses push near .301 while Eddie Mayo sits at .299 as eligible players and team schedules influence the final standings.
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NEW York
Phil Cavaretta
Chicago
Tommy Holmes
Boston
Cavarretta
Holmes
New York Giants
Cubs
St. Louis
Jeff Heath
Cleveland
Tonny Cuccinero
Johnny Dickshot
Wally Moses
Eddie Mayo
Detroit
Heath
Cavarrella
Dixie Walker
Goody Rosen
Brooklyn
Sten Hack
Ben Johnson
The
Cube
Standings Top 16 Hitters Snapshot and Results
The list names top hitters by player and club including Cavarretta Chicago Holmes Boston Rosen Brooklyn Hack Chicago Johnson Chicago mo Brooklyn Burowski St Louis Japan Brooklyn Estatella Philadel Meyer Cleveland Newsome Boston Stirnweiss New York Case Washington Mayo Detroit Averages exclude Boston and Boudreau. Yesterday Brooklyn beat Chicago 3 0 Boston 4 Cincinnati 2 St Louis 7 Philadelphia 3 American Boston 8 Chicago 4 Chicago 4 Boston 2 St Louis New York rain Cleveland Philadelphia rain Detroit Washington rain.
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Cavarretta
Chicago
Holmes
Boston
Rosen
Brooklyn
Hack
Johnson
Burowski
St. Louis
Japan
3Tt
New York
Lombardi
Heath
Cleveland
Cuccinello
Dickshot
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Louis
Pittsburgh New York
Kron Orphans Claim NABF Title After Finals Win
Kron Orphans won the NABF championship in Youngstown after turning down bids in 1943 and 44 due to player shortages. Manager Speed Boswell relied on two star pitcher outfielders as the team defeated the Dayton Acres 2 to 1 in the tournament final yesterday.
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Youngstown
Akron
Orphans
National Amateur Baseball Federation
NABF
Speed” Boswell
Rubber City
Dayton
O.) Acres
Hackett Returns to Right Guard for Ohio State Scrimmage
Capt Bill Hackett of London Ohio, back from a nine month layoff due to a head injury, re enters the Ohio State right guard slot in yesterday's scrimmage. Warren Amling replaces Jack Roe at left guard. Buckeyes scrimmage Friday then pause for the weekend with Missouri opener September 29 at Ohio Stadium.
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Columbus
Billy Hackett
London
Ohio State
Buck Eyes
Warren Amling
Pana
Hill
Jack Roe
Steuben
Bucks
University of Missouri
Ohio Stadium
Fullerton's Roundup and Ground Rules Oddities
Fullerton's Roundup analyzes potential Cubs Tigers World Series matchups and historic margins, noting 1938 and 1908 close finishes. A Navy ball game exchange between ex Tigers managers Rowe and Lyons spawns a light exchange about ground rules. Also mentions Jungle Air Force planning a Tokyo baseball challenge and Billy Conn's possible discharge from Camp Lee.
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Navy
Haws
Tiger
Rowe
al Lyons
Yankee
Umps
Lyons
Lyon
DeSautels Sold to Athletics for 7500 Dollars
Gene DeSautels thirty eight year old batcher for the Cleveland Indians who rejoined the club after his Marine Corps service July 31 has been sold to the Philadelphia Athletics for 7500 dollars Vice President Roger Peckinpaugh announced DeSautels came to the Tribe in the current season.
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Cleveland
Gene DeSautels
Cleveland Indians
Marine Corps
Philadelphia Athletics
Roger Peckinpaugh
Grene DeSautels
Tribe
Brewers Elminated From Little Series By Louisville
American Association champions Milwaukee Brewers were knocked out of the Class AA inter-league playoff by third place Louisville. Louisville won the semi final sixth game 5 to 4 in ten innings, taking the series four games to two. Indianapolis beat St Paul 2 to 1 to even their series at two games each, with Indians and Saints to play at St Paul for the right to face Louisville.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Louisville
Colonels
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Indians
Saints
Louisyilig
Golfers to contest major events in 1946 year
The United States Golf Association announced that the National Men's Amateur The Open Women's Amateur and Men's Public Links will be held in 1946 for the first time since 1941. New York report notes a return to prewar championship schedule with boys and girls having the big events again.
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U. S. Golf Association
New York
Athens Man Pilots Championship Club
Blinkey Morgan of Athens Day ton formerly of Athens managed the championship baseball team in a 14 and under league in Dayton and Miami Valley last summer. Sponsored by Bishop Stansell Printing Supply House, the team won 21 games and tied one. They captured the crown in a playoff featuring five six team league winners.
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HOH
Blinkey
Morgan
Dayton
Athens
Miami Valley
Bishop
St Louis Seeks Last-ditch Push as Pennant Chase Intensifies
In a tight pennant race, St. Louis and Washington mount late stands. Billy Southworth’s Cardinals, five games behind, face a Cubs-heavy schedule with key clashes at Sportsman’s Park. The Nationals, two and a half back, rely on others as rain alters scheduling. Art Herring shines as he blanked Chicago.
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Rae Er
Red Birds
Senators
Billy Southworth
Nats
Tigers
Cardinals
Cubs
Bruins
Phillies
Sportsman’s Park
Southworth
Blix Donnelly
Ames
Phils
Kewpie) Barrett
Bobo Newsom
Art Herring
Brooklyms
St. Louis
Chicago
Chariey Grimm
Elmer Singleton
Boston
Cincinnati
Bucky Walters
Pittsburgh
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Clark Griffith
Cyntex Relief Ad Claims Health Benefits for Seniors
An old ad promotes Cyntex as a remedy for fatigue, aches, and fluid retention, claiming it helps kidney and wrist issues and improves energy. It urges readers to consult physicians and mentions a money back guarantee and pharmacy availability.
Scratching Dog7 Product Inquiry
Fragmentary user query asks if a product named Scratching Dog7 helps with itchiness and sore paws. Mentions azemis 2 ameeliptien and Sea Powders La, but lacks verifiable facts or context for a fuller summary.
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Nelsonville Social Notes
W. J. Hickman
Mertha
Bill
Worthington
Hickman
Chauncey
Leighton Aumiller
Ensign
Dick Aumiller
Will Burnell
Plummer Lax
Hebbardsville
Thomas Clint
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Euclid, O
Jack Sutton
C. A Stover
Jamey Jewett Jr
Jewett
Judy Sue
G. T
Ward
Phillips
Howe
Corporal Cox
Dabues
Monument Co
George C. Shaw Law
Main St
D Tov
Haydenville
King’s Daughter
Nora Shiver
Nellie Allen
Howard St. Clair
Virgil Smith
Carrie Bell
Roy Crothera
Linda
Nellie Ohlinger
Misa
Gertrude Ginther
Nora Skiver
Walter Swaim
Neil Gierhart
Nelle Allen
Harry Swaim
John Clouston
Natco
FE. A. Bougher
Henry Oblinger
George . Oblinger
Joe Mount
Camp Livingston
Greendale
Sam Mount
James H. Redick
Dorothy Skiver
War Department
James H. Redick, Jr
Sgt
Redick
Henry Ohlinger
Nellie
Bert ‘Horn
Pleasant
Harry Nihizer
Connie
Rockbridge
John Blake
Denver Thompson
Carl Riddlebarger
Roy Crothers
Crothers
Robert Gustin
Ray
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Wm. Rose
Benington
U. B
Union Furnace
Woodards
A. J. Skivers
Uesday
Nelson Skiver
D. R. Skiver
C. H. Maffin
L. M. ‘Howard
Sandra
Karen
C. B. Lees
McConnelsville
R. M. Mills
Sonia
Allen MecMillen
Allen, Jr
Sam Hiles
Nazis
Soy Scouts International Spies
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Cavarretti
Sas
Walker
Schoendienst
Brecheen
Stirnweiss
Etten
Stephens
St.Lous
Muncrief
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Wala
Kron Orphans
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Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
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Ach Hand
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Red Sox
Pinky Woods
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Frank Parish
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Drugpiste
Corduroy
Serviet
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TUK
Avsger CO
Aran
Niywm
Ec Rapids, Michigan
Orgunizalion Rew
Plata Sf
Davey Tree Expert Co
City Bank Bidy
Kent
Seas
Cash Headquarters
S. Court St
Robert Tollingsworth
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