Nelsonville PTA opens new year with new teachers
East and Central PTA officers attended as guests as Nelsonville High School PTA chaired by Mrs. D. R. Johnson held its first session of the year. New teachers introduced were Miss Mary Ruth Krinn Miss Juan Eisnaugle and Sidney Parker. A vocal solo by Catherine Morris preceded a social hour in the Home Economics room with refreshments provided by the social committee.
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Elsonville
Nelsonville High School
P.T.A
D. R. Johnson
Prin. J. K. Kinneer
Mary Ruth Krinn
Juan Eisnaugle
Sidney Parker
P.t.a’s
Catherine Morris
E.swaugle
Byron Eby
Nelsonville Social Notes and Local Gatherings
Friday bridge club at Mrs W B Mechem with guest players Mrs John Edington Mrs Gay Aumuller Mrs Roger Wolfe and Mrs William Mills. High scores shared by Mrs Wolfe Mrs Edington and Mrs Oral Daugherty. Wedding attendance by Mr and Mrs J F Jewett and sons John and Richard for Shirley Jewett and Everett Davis. Loyal Workers Class to meet at the Methodist Church with hostesses Mrs Margaret Woolery and Mrs Mary Figgins. Local notices include visits from relatives and friends, Ensign Dick Aumiller on leave, and several residents visiting family in nearby towns.
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Nelsonville
John Edington
Gay Aumuller
Roger Wolfe
William Mills
W. B. Mechem
Oral Daugherty
J. F. Jewett
John
Richard
Shirley Joan Jewett
Everett Paul Davis
Radnor
William Street Methodist Church
Delaware
The
Methodist Church
Margaret Woolery
Mary Figgins
W. J. Hickman
Martha and Bull
Worthington
Slickman
Chauncey
Leighton Aumiller
Columbus
Ensign Dick Aumiller
Gay Aumiller
Witt Burnell
Plummer Lax
Cal
J. F Jewett
Mis ¢ Lo Grimm
Detroit
Sistor
Jobi Lawson
Egg Auction Manager To Take New Job
Leonard B Melching general manager of the Southeastern Ohio Egg Auction resigns to become manager of the New Washington Egg Auction in Crawford County Ohio. He leaves after four years of growth with 627 active members and 47686 cases shipped in the year ended Aug 31. Melching is active in local civic affairs and Rotary, with plans to depart after a successor is named.
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Nelsonville
Leonard B. ‘Melching
Emmett Park
Melching
New Washington
Crawford County
Ohio
Southeastern Ohio
Meiching
Rotary Club
Will Hold Annual Missionary Meeting in Logan Area
Nelsonville Presbyterian women from Logan Union Furnace New Plymouth and W Nelsonville plan their District Missionary meeting at New Plymouth church on Friday September 21 at 11 a.m. Presiding officers including president Mrs H L Weir of Barlow will attend. Guest speaker Mrs J Macan Benade Jahore India born to missionary parents has spent most of her life there with focus on education and literary work for girls and women. Local women desiring to attend should notify Mrs Lloyd Evans.
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Nelsonville
Logan
Union Furnace
New Plymouth
H. L. Weir
Barlow
J. Macan
Benade
Jahore
India
Ohio
Wooster College
Lloyd Evans
Three Are Fined By Mayor Howe
Nelsonville reports three individuals fined by Mayor Howe following guilty pleas in a Major Miles Flowe court session. Harald Lucas pleaded guilty to hunting a wild grey squirrel with a 22 caliber rifle, James Roy Stimes to operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, and Connie N Frearh admitted to petit larceny. An affidavit by Edward MM Eberst claims French stole peanuts and candy valued at 50 cents from Kroger store.
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Nelsonville
Edward MM Eberst
Togan
Harald Lucas
Guysvale
Miles Flowe
Charles Thompson
James Roy Stimes
Madison St
Tle
Connie N Frearh
Grosvenor St
Major’s Court
Mondas
Affidavi
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co
Corporal Cox Home on Furlough From Overseas Duty
Nelsonville residents welcome Corporal Leste Cox and his brother Chal Cox on furlough from a year overseas. Leste, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Day, will report to Camp Butler Alabama for reassignment after leave. Chal, also in the Army, has served in the Germany occupation and has been promoted to staff sergeant.
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Nelsonville
Leste Cox
Ralph Day
Damien
Campucher
Ala
Chay
Chal
Cox
Germany
Class To Meet At Church Social Rooms In Nelsonville
Nelsonville note indicates a Church of Christ social gathering scheduled for Thursday at 7 30 in the church social rooms with a pollneck lunch to be served. The brief item names Gifts Catys of the Church of Christ and mentions a church meeting.
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Nelsonville
Catys
Church of Christ
Nelsonville Girl Entering Six Month Cadet Nursing Training
Miss Marie Davis of Nelsonville leaves Gallipolis with ten cadet nurses for Cincinnati General Hospital for six months of training. Afterward they return to Holzer Hospital Gallipolis for final work.
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Nelsonville
Marie Davis
L. A. Davis
Gallipolis
Cincinnati
Cincinnati General Hospital
Holzer Hospital
Gallipois
Haydenville King’s Daughter class meets at church
Haydenville The Kings Daughter Sunday School Class met Tuesday evening Sept 11 at the church. Nora Skiver presided as group sang Help Somebody Today repeated the Lord’s Prayer and sang An Evening Prayer with Miss Nellie Allen at piano. After business refreshments were served with those present listed and October plans noted a masquerade at Mrs Virgil Smith. Father note funeral and local social updates follow.
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Haydenville
King’s Daughter
Nora Skiver
Nellie Allen
Howard St Clair
Virgil Smith
Carrie Bell
Roy Crothers
Linda
Nellie Ohlinger
Gertrude Gunther
Walter Swaim
Nell Gierhart
Nellie Alien
Harry Swaim
Logan
John Clouston
Natco Store
Sam Mount
James H. Redick
Dorothy Skiver
War Department
Sgt
Redick
Henry Ohlinger
Nellie
Bert] Horn
Mt. Pleasant
Harry Nihizer
Connie
Rockbridge
John Blake
Greendale
Denver
Thompson
Carl Riddlebarger
Crothers
Robert
iMr
Nelson Skiver
Richard
D. R .Skiver
C. H Maffin
L. M ‘Howard
Sandra
Karen
Nelsonville
C. B Lees
MecConnelsville
R. M. Mills
Soma
Allen McMulen
Allen
Sam Hiles
Nazis Claim Scouts as International Spy Network
Berlin reports a secret Boy Scout handbook alleges the movement serves as an instrument of the British Secret Service. The document is said to accuse leaders worldwide of transmitting intelligence to England.
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Berlin
International
Boy Scout Movement
Secret Service
England
La Motta Stops Georgie Koehan in Ninth Round
New York light heavyweight Jack La Motta stops Georgie Koehan in the ninth round at Madison Square Garden, clinching a knockout after 162% of the scheduled ten rounds. Other boxing notes include Maurielio stopping Barland in New Orleans, Arnold KOing Rovette in Philadelphia, and Demers knocking out Pirrone in Boston. Returns to Camp Chauncey report Private William Powell, after 17 months overseas, ending a 30 day furlough to rejoin Camp Atterbury with family nearby.
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New York
Far la Motta
George Koehan
Axton, O
Maison Square Garden
la Motta
Koehan
Associated Press
Jack la Motta
Georgie Kachan
Akron
New Orleans
Tami Maurielio
Gunnar Barland
Philadelphia
Billy Arnold
Ray Rovette
Boston
Pat Demers
Brockton
Joey Pirrone
Cleveland
Camp Chauncey
William Powell
States
Wide Open American League Batting Race On Near Finish
With less than two weeks left the AL batting race features at least five players while the NL narrows to a Cavaretta Holmes duel. Cavaretta leads at .338 to Holmes’s .353. Heath and Cuccinello tied at .305 for the AL crown, with Dickshot, Moses, Mayo and others close behind as teams playoff and weather interrupt schedules.
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NEW York
Phil Cavaretta
Chicago
Tommy Holmes
Boston
Cavarretta
Holmes
New York Giants
Cubs
St. Louis
Jeff Heath
Cleveland
Tonny Cuccinello
Johnny Dickshot
Wally Moses
Eddie Mayo
Detroit
Heath
Tribe
Dixie Walker
Goody Rosen
Brooklyn
Stan Hack
Don Johnson
Chicago - Eee
Rosen
Hack
Johnson
Olmo
Kurowski
Galan
Lombardi
Cuccinello
Dickshot
Moses
Mayo
Stirnwelas
New
Case
Washington
Estatella
Philadelphia
Meyer
Newsome
Lazor
Boudreau
Akron Orphans Nab NABF Championship in 4-2 Final
Akron Orphans won the NABF title in Youngstown over Dayton Acres with a 4 to 2 victory. Manager Speed Boswell relied on two standout pitcher outfielders as the Rubber City club completed three straight years as champions after previously declining bids due to player shortages.
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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
Captain Bill Hackett of London Ohio has returned to his familiar right guard position for Ohio State after a nine month layoff due to a head injury from a car accident. Warren Amling of Pana moved to left guard as Jack Roe was replaced. The Buckeyes conducted pass offense and defense drills in scrimmage and plan another Friday session before resuming Monday to prepare for the Missouri game September 29 at Ohio Stadium.
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Columbus
Bill Hackett
London
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Warren Amling
Pana
Jack Roe
Steuben ‘Ville
Bucks
University of Missouri
Obie Stadium
Fullerton's Roundup mixes baseball odds and Navy ball banter
Fullerton surveys the Tigers and Cubs World Series chances, compares past races with slim margins, and recalls 1908 and 1926 close finishes. The piece also notes ground-rule jokes at a Navy game with ex Tigers Schoolboy Rowe and Al Lyons, plus a Jop nine challenge idea from Tokyo. Billy Conn is expected to be discharged after a Camp Lejeune return.
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Navy
Hawai
Tiger
Rowe
al Lyons
Yankee
Umps
Lyons
Lyon
Great Titan Hanover To Solo Grand Circuit
Titan Hanover, driven by Harry Pownall, plans a solo mile against time in Delaware at the fifth annual Grand Circuit meet. The event aims to shorten his half mile mark, with Titan noted as a top trotting performer from Goshen.
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Great Titan
Hanover
Delaware
Harry Pownall
Micuit
Saratoga
N.toro
Tom Berry
Vic Fleming
Berry
Double Volo
Frank Callahan
Tiffin
Mr Vosel
Austin Hanover
Joan Scotland
Volarion
League Leaders And Record Stats From The Season
Cartarrella leads Chicago with 57 runs and 311 batting, Waixer 119 RBIs, Holmes 209 hits and 28 home runs for Boston and St. Louis ace Brecheen with 133 wins and 813 innings pitched. Stirnweiss tops hits and RBIs for New York, Etten with 95 RBIs, Stephens 23 homers, Stirnweiss 31 steals, Muncrief 3 3/3 813.
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National Club Pet
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Associated Press
National League
Cartarrella
Holmes
Waixer
Schoendienst
Brecheen
Cuceineilo
Stirnweiss
Etten
Stirnweis
Stephens
Mmuncrief
Indians catcher Gene DeSautels sold to Athletics
Gene DeSautels eight year old catcher for the Cleveland Indians, who rejoined the club after discharge from the Marine Corps July 31, has been sold to the Philadelphia Athletics for 7500 dollars, announced Vice President Roger Peckinpaugh.
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Cleveland
Gene DeSautels
Cleveland Indians
Marine Corps
Philadelphia Athletics
Roger Peckinpaugh
DeSautels
Tribe
Brewers Dropped From Little World Series Again
Milwaukee Brewers were eliminated from the Class AA inter-league playoffs by Louisville, losing game six 5 to 4 in ten innings. Louisville took the series four games to two as Indianapolis and St Paul split their series to level at two games each. The winners advance to meet Louisville, the defending champion, in a four of seven confrontation.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Louisville
Colonels
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Indians
Saints
1946 Golfers Will Have More Tourneys
New York state the U S Golf Association announced next year will see the National Men's Amateur The Open Women's Amateur and Men's Public Links held again for the first time since 1941.
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New York
U. S. Golf Association
Athens Man Pilots Championship Club leads 21 wins in league
H. H. "Blinkey" Morgan from Dayton formerly of Athens managed the championship baseball team for boys 14 and under in Dayton and the Miami Valley. Sponsored by Bishop Stansell Printing Supply house, the squad won 21 games and tied one, claiming the championship in a playoff among five six-team league winners.
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H. H. “Blinkey
Morgan
Dayton
Athens
Miami Valley
Bishop Stansell
St. Louis Best Chance In Tight Pennant Chase
St. Louis and Washington mount late-season pushes as Detroit leads, with Billy Southworth’s Cardinals facing the Cubs in a key set while the Senators hope for a slip by the Tigers. Hitting stars include Ad Herring and Elmer Singleton fueling wins in a tight race with rain delaying others.
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WALM
Red Birds
Senators
Billy Southworth
Nats
Tigers
Cardinals
Cubs
Bruins
Phillies
Sportsman's Park
Southworth
Bill Donnelly
Phils
Kewpie) Barrett
Bobo Newsom
Athletics
Little Ad Herring
Brooklyns
St. Louis
Chicago
Charley Grimm
Elmer Singleton
Boston
Cincinnati
Bucky Walters
Pittsburgh
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Clark Griffith
Rex Hunters Medicated Powder For Scratching Dogs
A historical notice discusses a medicated powder named Rex Hunters for dogs suffering scratching and dust-related issues. It highlights the product as a remedy offered with a clear fragrance and pine oil disinfectant components. The ad emphasizes relief for dogs and urges purchasers to try the powder.
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Rex Hunters
Rex
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Cuele
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Adlemlanto
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Monument Co
George C. Shaw
W. Main St. Logan
Oslo
Howe
Corporal Cox
Pont Gut
Oakley and Oakley Insurance
Nelsonville, Ohio
Scouts International
Georgie Kochan
St. Louie
Akron Orphans
Hackett
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Cube
Yanks
Yankees
Athens Man Pilots Championship Club
Sy Jack Hand
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
Pinky Woods
Johnny Humphries
Frank Parish
Art Herring
Dodgers
Craex
Monty Buck
Monty Buck In Guaranteed On Remus At Smpty 3 Yeerenes
Davey Tree Expert Co
City Bank Midg
Kent
Cee
Cash Headquarters
Os, Court St
Robert Hollingsworth
Mgr
Crry
CorduRoys
Corduroy
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