Nelsonville Brewery Firm Plans Reopened Operations
Nelsonville based Hocking Valley Brewery Inc announces immediate rehabilitation of the former Jackson Street plant. Bottling equipment will be installed starting tomorrow with additional machinery soon, aiming to resume beer production by spring. The 20 year lease is from United Foods Inc Chicago. Founders include R J Asbeck Edward Paas and Edward Alban all Arizona trained and with prior brewing or refrigeration experience. The firm expects 40 000 to 50 000 barrels annually and 30 to 35 employees once running.
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Nelsonville
Jackson St
Hocking Valley Brewery, Inc
R. J. Asbeck
Edward Paas
Edward Alban
United Foods, Inc
Chicago
Asbeck
Columbus
X Jumbus
U. S. Brewing Academy
New York City
Joseph Weiss
Bexley
Weiss
Paas
Hocking Valley Brewing Co
Death reported of Mary Lennar in Charleston and Salem links
Mrs Mary Lennar 85 former Salem resident died Sept 7 at her daughter's home in Charleston where she and husband lived for over a year. Survived by son John Cleveland, nine grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Funeral services held in Charleston.
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Nelsonville
Mary Yancy
Charleston
Brooks Shoes Defeat Marietta 8 7 In 11 Innings At Nelsonville
Brooks Shoes traveled to Marietta Sunday and edged the Maple Cafe 8 to 7 in 11 innings. K Dane hit a decisive 11th inning homer driving in three. D Casto and T F Casto led Marietta with three hits each. Jim North started for Marietta and allowed five early runs. Jones relieved, holding the visitors to four hits as Brooks schedules a follow up game at City Playgrounds for Sunday Sept 29 per Manager George Garner.
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Nelsonville
Brooks Shoes
Marietta
Marietta Maple Cafe
K. Dane
Jim North
Shoemakers
Jones
North
Shoemen
D. Casto
TF. Casto
B. Dane
Patton
Brooks
George Garner
Wedding in Westerville Ties Kinneer Kin Reach
Mrs Kenneth Kinneer and daughter Mary Ann attended the wedding of Gladys Kinneer to Clell Barnhard in Westerville on Saturday. The gathering included relatives from Nelsonville and nearby communities as the Kinneer family joined in the ceremony and celebrations.
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Nelsonville
Kenneth Kinneer
Mary Ann
Westerville
Gladys Kinneer
Clell Barnhard
Truck Wrecks On Curve Near Chauncey
A coal truck owned by Chris Wolfe of Mason City Hill wrecked on a curve between the county January and Chauncey in dense early morning fog. The driver allegedly lost control, leaving the highway, tearing down a guard rail, and overturning. The nephew Homer Wolfe of Murray City suffered a severe shoulder cut and was taken to Hospital Logan for expected quick release. City police also noted a minor accident at Adams and W Franklin Streets involving Clifford Patton and Lorenzo Erb with minor damage to Patton’s fender.
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Nelsonville
Chris Wolfe
Mason City Hill
Focal
Chauncey
Farrot
Homer Wolfe
Murray City
H Hospital
Logan
Lineal
Adams
W. Franklin Sts
Clifford Patton
Lorenzo Erb
Obetz
W. Franklin St
Athens Man Is Fined $10 In Local Court
In NELSONVILLE city court, Harry M Bennett of Athens pleaded guilty to failing to stop at a stop sign and was fined 10 plus costs. Donald McCarty of Shawnee posted 18.60 bond and forfeited. Chester Speekman of Haydenville pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 25 plus costs. Harry Dickens of Sugar Grove pleaded guilty to indecent exposure and paid 25 plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Harry M. Bennett
Montrose Ave
Athens
Oval Daugherty
Donald McCarty
Shawnee
Chester Speekman
Haydenville
Legion Post Meet Called By Grenford Dugan Post 229
A special meeting of newly elected officers will be held tonight at 8 at post headquarters announced by W. D. Mender commander Floyd Brown named service officer to set up an office in the Legion building with hours for veterans case work to improve welfare of local veterans Post Commander Mender urges eligible veterans to affiliate with the American Legion promptly.
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Nelsonville
Grenford Dugan
American Legion
W. D. Mender
Floyd Brown
Legion
Mender
Delaware Reunion Draws Local People and Kin
Kenneth Kinneer and daughter Mary Ann with Miss Margaret Jones and Walter Gaston joined relatives in Delaware Sunday for a Jones family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Swart Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Chute of Chillicnths spent Saturday here. Mr and Mrs. William A. Stanley of Dunn J. E. are guests of the farmers parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stanley.
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Nelsonville
Kenneth Kinneer
Mary Ann
Margaret Jones
Walter Gaston
Delaware
Jones
Swart Jones
Waldo Chute
Chillicnths
William A. Stanley
Dunn
J. E
J. W. Stanley
Officers Face Discipline In Newsman's Beating
MEMPHIS Tenn three Army Air Force officers two of them Chinese faced disciplinary action Saturday in connection with an assault on Associated Press photographer Allen Nipes at a football game here last Friday night. The three Lt Col. Wendersle of Akron and Lt Col. W Lennox of Canton together with Major Ray T Barnes of Hale Mo made written apologies yesterday.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ine
Army Air Force
Assai C
Allennipes
Wenderlsle
Akron
W. Lennox
Canton
Ray TI. Barnes F Hale
Markets Show Mixed Tone Amid Oversold Oil and Steel Stocks
The market reports from noon indicate mixed sentiment with oversold conditions in the energy and steel sectors. Prominent names include Tel & Tel, Goodyear, Kroger, U.S. Rubber, and Standard Oil amid cautious gains in several industrial shares.
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Steet &Ohio tee Dubont _ Gem Motor Tyeeditch Goodyear
Interlake
Irn Kroger Boy
Perin, Ri Proclear & os Pulleina —_ Rain Corp
Repub
Steet Stawart
Ohio U crews face hard test after opening day results
Cincinnati and Miami spark strong showings as Ohio University teams look to strengthen their rosters. Miami held Purdue to 13 7 and Cincinnati routed Indiana. Wesleyan opened with a 13 0 win over Central Michigan as coaches assess scouting trips. Box scores hint at Dodgers Duke? No, focus stays on football and early season shifts with Army and Navy under pressure and Durocher’s Mets?
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Cincinnati
Miami
Ohio University Crew
Purdue
Memorial Stadium
Bloomington
Indiana
Central Michigan
Don
Jim Snyder
Kermit Blosser
Bobcats
Villanova
Army
Navy
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Durocher
Ebbets Field
Dixie Walker
Bowling Leagues Begin Opening Matches at Sportland
Local bowling set to start with four leagues Tuesday at Sportland Recreation. Six clubs begin at 7 p m and four more at 9 p m. Teams include Ohio University vs Pareli Ros's Auto vs Gasmen Carpenter Hardware vs Hilltop. evening matches feature Athens Messenger kegiers vs American Legion and Martins vs Bridgewater. Thursday adds several high profile bouts and the Ladies League bowls Wednesdays at 9 15 p m with the Friday night Jack and Jill action at 7 p m.
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McBee Company Bowling League
Woody West
Let. McBride
Paul Tribe
Sportland
Sportland Recreation
Ohio University
Pareli
Ros
Carpenter Hardware
Hilltop
Athens Messenger
Kegiers
American Legion
Martin
Bridgewater
Rollers
McKee
Barker Service
VFW
Heck Plumbing
Ford Hack
Mathews
McBee Company
Ladies
Dack
Jill Whirl
Browns crush Bisons as Niners topple Dodgers in league play
The Cleveland Browns beat the Buffalo Bisons 38-0 in their third straight win as they lead the All-American Conference with 92 points for and six against. San Francisco defeated Brooklyn 32-13. Browns face New York Yankees next in Cleveland. Stan Koslowski earns Miami Bowl homefield for Holy Cross this fall.
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NEW York
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Buffalo Bisons
San Francisco Forty Niners
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Miami
Stan Koslowski
Holy Cross
Winch
Glouster Bowling League Opens With High Scorers
Glouster GLOUSTER league opening matches establish handicaps as Moose No 1 led by E Wolfe with 503 pins wins all three games 2300 to 2170 over Moose No 2. Glouster Cleaners beat Eagles 2219 to 2178 in two of three. T Wolfe with 512 pins tops. Keiley's Lunch compiled 2106 as American Legion did not appear. Week schedule lists Eagles vs Kelles, Moose 1 vs Glouster Cleaners, Moose 2 vs American Legion.
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Glouster
Hemsley
Moose No. 1
E. Wolfe
Keglers
Moose No. 2
American Legion
Eagles
Kelles
Glouster Cleaners
War of nerves tightens NL pennant race between Dodgers and Cardinals
The St. Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers duel down the stretch for the National League flag with six and five games left respectively. Dodgers open week against Philadelphia while the Cardinals meet Chicago, then Cincinnati as the season nears its end. In the American League, Hal Newhouser and Bobby Feller duel in a 3-0 Detroit win, Yankees top Athletics, and Red Sox beat Senators as standings tighten around league crown.
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Newhouser
Bob Feller
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland
Hal
Bullet Bob
Feiler
Columbus
Beulah Park
Louis-Mauriello
Tony Zale
Rocky Graziano
Madison Square Garden
Zale
Indiana
Graziano
Sid Feder
Jim
Ralph Rouen
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Red Birds
Lippy Leo Duracher
Dodgers
the Brooks
Ben Chapman
Philadelphia Phils
Ebbers Field
Cubs
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Bruins
Phils
Boston Braves
Braves
Hank Borowy
Howie Pollet
Birds
Johnny Sain
Vic Lombardi
Bobby Feller
Bengal
Tribe
Feller
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Tex Hughson
Fred Sanford
St. Louis Browns
Toledo
Sanford
Chicago White Sox
Browns
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill McKechnie
The
Redlegs
Sunday Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League results show Chicago beating St. Louis 7-2 and Boston 4-1 while Brooklyn fell 2-8 and Philadelphia won 4-1. New York won 3-0, Cincinnati 4-6, and Pittsburgh 2-5. American League bouts include Detroit 3-4 and Cleveland 0-4. New York 4-7, Philadelphia 3-4. St. Louis 2-5 and Chicago 9-8. Boston 4 beat Washington 1. American Association notes Louisville defeated Indianapolis 5-2. playoffs standings show one final, four games to tone.
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Pet
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Detroit
Washington
ABC
Cleveland
Louisville
Indianapolis
Sports Schedule and NC State Player Profiles
Games today list St Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at New York as the only scheduled contests in view. Inside notes profile NCLR star Howard Turner of North Carolina State College as a versatile back who sharpens his arm in the hunting season by stalking squirrels with rocks. Also features tackle Curtis Ramsey of Crumpier West Virginia as a vice commander at the college American Legion unit.
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Raleigh
Howard
Turner
North Carolina State College
Rocky Mount
Legionnaire
N. C
Curtis
Ramsey
Crumpier
W. Va
College American, Legion Post
Wilberforce tramples Rio Grande 45 to 0 in Gallipolis
Wilberforce College overwhelmed Rio Grande College 45 to 0 before a crowded Gallipolis crowd at the high school field. The visitors led 13 to 0 at halftime and pulled away in the second half with long runs and passes, while a spectator was reported injured after toppling from the bleachers. College scores list Wilberforce over Rio Grande 45, others include Kentucky over Mississippi 20, Baylor over Southwestern 21, and Davidson throttling Erskine 74.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
Wilberforce College
Academy Field
Wilberforce
Rio Grande
Smith
Ben Waterman
Invaders
Henderson
Associated Press
Kentucky
Mississippi
Texas Christian
Kansas
Fort Hays State
Wesleyan
Baylor
Southwestern
Davidson
Erskine
Richmond
Randolph Macon
Ohio High School Football Scores Roundup
Ohio high school football results show Franklin Par 13 over Grove City Par 0, Lisbon 33 over Minerva 0, Springfield Twp 0, Cleveland Rhodesid 6 over Cleveland Lincoln 6, Akron St. Vincent 12 over Akron East Oriental 6, Cleveland Lakewood 21 over Cleveland East Tech 0, Shaker Heights 7 over Cuyahoga Falls 0, Parma 26 over Glenville 7, Cleveland St. Ibnatius 14 over Cleveland John Marshall 7, Painesville 12 over Cleveland University School 7, Youngstown South 23 over Boardman, Cincinnati Elder 26 over Cathedral Indianapolis 6, Dayton Chaminade 34 over Dayton Roosevelt 0, Lima South 31 over Findlay 20, Steubenville Central 35 over Pittsburgh Allegheny 7.
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Associated Press
Franklin
Grove City
Lisbon
Minerva
Poland
Springfield
Cleveland
Lincoln
Akron St. Vincent
Akron
East Oriental
Cleveland Lakewood
East Tech
Shaker Heights
Cuyahoga
Falls
Parma
Glenville
Cleveland St. Ibnatius
John Marshall
Painesville
Cleveland University School
Youngstown South
Boardman
Cincinnati Elder
Cathedral
Indianapolis
Dayton Chaminade
Dayton
Roosevelt
Lima
Findlay
Steubenville Central
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Bears Win 20 14 Over Redskins In Preseason
Chicago Bears beat the Washington Redskins 20 to 14 in a charity exhibition before 51,580 fans. George McAfee scored with a four yard plunge in the third period as Chicago preserved an undefeated preseason record. Autopsy figures note motor vehicle accidents caused 28,600 deaths in the United States in 195.
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Baltimore
Chicago Bears
Washington Redskins
George McAfee
Bears
United States
Rural cage loop meeting targets Athens County schools
Principal and coach delegates from Albany Ames Bern Buchtel Carthage Troy Hollister Jacksonville Trimble The Plains Rome Cananan Shade and Waterloo gather at 7 p m in the office of Superintendent Glen M. Hanes to map the 1846 47 basketball season in the County Basketball League The Plains is the only school fielding football.
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Athens County
Glen M. Hanes
Albany
Ames-Bern
Buchtel
Carthage-Troy
Hollister
Jacksonville-Trimble
the Plains
Rome-Cananan
Shade
Waterloo
Pomeroy Bend Softball Crown Won Over Cheshire
Commissioner Virgil Campbell announces the Blue-Grey team as league champions after Cheshire forfeits the second playoff game. Key players include Al Russell Raymond Kleas Thomas Clark Paul Clifford Charles Russell Fred Crow Jr Charles Murray Paul Klees Shirley Guinther Albert Coates Marvin Swan Henry Dailey Robert Stivers Bill Gruser and James Clark. An estimated 5,700,000 European Jews were killed by the Nazis during World War II.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Virgil S. Campbell
Richard Davis
Cheshire
Blue Greys
al Russell
Raymond Kleas
Thomas Clark
Paul Clifford
Charles Russell
Fred Crow, Jr
Charles Murray
Paul Klees
Shirley Guinther
Albert Coates
Marvin Swan
Henry Dailey
Robert Stivers
Bill Gruser
James Clark
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