Over 400 At Fish & Game Banquet
A crowd of more than four hundred attended the Fairfield County Fish and Game Association annual banquet at the Elks Home. Speakers included Lawrence Woodell and Ray Miller, with remarks by Thomas B. Go dent and others on conservation, game restocking, and cooperation with farmers. The event highlighted annual licenses sold, restocking figures, bounty payments, and spring fishing actions, plus reports on organization activities and future events.
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Fairfield County Fish and Game Association
Elks Home
Lawrence Woodell
State Conservation
Ray Miller
Zanesville
The
Conservation Council
Hen. F. M. Acton
Fairfield County Common Pleas Cout
Israel Blosser
Grange
Geo. RinejYart
Buckeye Lake
Association
Thomas B. Godent
Fred Harlow
Fairfield County Association
Thomas Cox
Scotty West
State Department
Fairfield County
Blacklick
pRushcreek
Crestcreek
Cox
Fairfield Bird Dog Club
Oddk Trimble
Javeine
Fairfield County Fish Janet Game Association
Probate sale of Sailie F. Plegel estate in Lancaster Ohio
In Fairfield County Probate Court executor Chas H Drinkle offers for sale by public auction on February 29 1936 at 1 00 am two tracts in Lancaster and Berne Township. First tract Lots 5 15 6 Hunter's Second Add plus Horse 120 with 12 room duplex valued at 74000. Second tract Lots 9 10 Block 2 Alkire and Hornberk Add valued at 8400. Each parcel appraised at 9906 and must bring not less than two thirds. Cash deposit 101.60 due sale day. Proceedings Estate of Sallie Wesel deceased. 1-50 19-20-27-51
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Fairfield County
Ohio
Lancaster
Fairfield
Oom
Towit
Hunter
Menlo Street
Main Street
Chestnut Street
Hornbeeck
Tuancaster
Berne Township
Hunter's Secord
Alkire and
Hornberk
Tancaster
Ann
Chas. H. Drinkle
Sallie Wesel
Friends At Friendly Inn In Pittsburgh Poison Incident
Fellow boarders of Alvin Friend at Friendly Inn in Pittsburgh report disturbances leading to a man named Friend swallowing poison. Police say the seriously ill Friend is the son of George Friend of Friendsville Maryland.
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Pittsburgh
Alvin Friend
Friendly Ir
Friend
George Friend
Friendsville, Md
Parker Heads Y M C A Board Reorganization
Paul Parker was re elected president of the Lancaster Y M C A by unanimous vote of the Board of Directors at the Ont Y Mist rooms during their annual reorganization. New directors William Migley Clarence Myers and Al Weidner attended along with Columbus area executive Ralph Garner. Other officers elected were Edgar Campbell vice president R C Smart recording secretary and H K Balthaser treasurer. Floyd Layman was named finance committee chairman. Next board meeting is February 12 with finance reports on the agenda.
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Paul Parker
Lancaster
ML C. A
William Migley
Clarence Myers
al Weidner
Ralph Garner
Columbus
Edgar Campbell
R. C. Smart
H. K. Balthaser
Floyd Layman
Stewart-Alban Co
Y. IM. C. A. Board of Directors
Third Hocking County Man Enters Underwood Seat Race
Announcement that Mell G Underwood will join the Federal Bench spurs three Hocking County Democrats into the race for the nomination to succeed him. Rolland Bright, Logan Chamber of Commerce president and American Legion district commander, has also announced, with Harry B Welch of Rockbridge joining the field.
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Mell G. Underwood
Hocking County
Rolland Bright
Logan Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Harry B. Welch
Rockbridge
General Assembly
Congress Today Senate Debates Army Air School Move Denver
Senate considers a bill to transfer an army air training school to Denver. Agriculture committee debates currency expansion proposals. House discusses interior department appropriation bill. Appropriations subcommittee reviews agriculture funding. Labor committee weighs textile small NRA type bill.
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Senate
Army Air Training School
Denver
Agriculture Committee
HOUSE
Interior Department
Appropriations
Labor
Frankie Frisch To Again Be Honored by Writers
Frankie Frisch, nearing his 18th NL season, will receive a plaque from the Baseball Writers Association of America New York chapter for meritorious service and two other top honors in a single year. Henk Greenberg of the Detroit Tigers will get the "player of the year" plaque. Both will be awarded at the annual New York dinner. Frisch, a Giant star turned Cardinal leader, helped form the famed Gas House Gang and faced the challenges of managing temperamental players under Owners Breadon and Rickey.
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New York
Yesteryear
Frankie Frisch
Thermortals
Frisch
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Mer Weder
John J. McGraw
Greenbere
Wor
Fordham Flash
McGraw
Giants
Cardinals
Rogers Hornsby
St Louis
Gas House
Aseball
Sam Breadon
Branch Rickey
Children’s Art Works Collected in Ukraine Exhibition
More than 50,000 children’s works have been reserved by Ukraine exhibitions, with 5,000 set aside for the All-Ukrainian Exhibition of Children's Works of Art.
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Kiev
U. S
Ukraine
Lancaster Godman Bowling Team Tops Columbus in Series
The Lancaster Godman bowling team from the Industrial League won the first home series against Columbus Godman. Last Sunday at Lancaster Athletic Club Alleys, Lancaster rolled 2776 pins to Columbus 2554. The local crew built a 170 pin lead in the first game and won the second and third by 13 and 39 pins to secure a 222 pin edge. Ralph North starred for Lancaster.
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Lancaster Godman
Columbus Godman
Lancaster Athletic Club
Lancaster
Columbus Aggregation
Ralph North
Plans for Tournaments Complete in Ohio Districts
Disputes linger among groups in Southwestern and Northeastern Ohio but district scholastic basketball tournaments are set for March 5-7 and 12-14 across 32 centers. Class A centers include Sandusky Toledo Defiance Bucyrus and other cities while Class B centers list Fremont Carey Leipsie Shawnee Township among many locales with finals earning state bid in Columbus March 19 20 and 21.
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Columbus
Ohio
Northwestern
H.R. Townsend
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Fremont
Carey
Leipsic
Shawnee Township
Sandusky
Toledo
Defiance
Bucyrus
Delaware
Dennison
Tiltonville
Cincinnati
Dayton
Athens
Geneva
Youngstown
Cleveland
Akron
Sand
Westerville
Cadiz
Marietta
Dover
New Concord
Lelpsie
Springfield
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Orange Township
Clearview
Kent
Wooster
McDonald
Pleasantville Gun Club Announces Sunday Shooting Event
The Pleasantville gun club will hold a shoot Sunday at their club grounds two miles south of Pleasantville. An unlimited number of ten and twenty five target events will be shot. Shooting is to start at one o'clock rain snow or shine.
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Pleasantville
Lot Free in Euclid With Tax Lien for Delinquent Assessments
A Euclid suburb near Cleveland offers a free lot to any builder, but the catch is a $3,500 delinquent assessment on a lot valued at about $400 for improvements by a bankrupt development company.
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Euclid
O. Ap
Cleveland
Nash Motors Company
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Upt.o.b
Boy Scout Leaders Move. Connelly Promoted to Shawnee Council
Central Ohio Area Council official Kenneth A. Connelly rises from Assistant Scout Executive in Columbus to Scout Executive of the Shawnee Council in Lima. He has served seven years in the Central Ohio area and will assume duties February 1. Meanwhile Troop 72 Sugar Grove met at the school with Allen Silbaugh present to discuss Be Prepared as William McKinley and Franklin D. Roosevelt birthdays were commemorated. The Lancaster meeting included Scouts Billy Cooney Bob Hansley Howard Junkerman Donald Matheny Richard Matheny Bob Matheny Billy Gretter Paul Shaver Billy Long James Fox and local committee chairman Fay Pall as visitors. Mr Shenk relocated his family from Lancaster to Columbus due to transfer and added duties following Connelly’s promotion. The Cherry Street home in Lancaster is no longer his residence.
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Ross Bhenk
Central Ohio
Sugar Grove
William McKinley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Allen Silbaugh
Lancaster
Billy Cooney
Bob Hansley
Howard Junkerman
Donald Matheny
Richard Matheny
Bob Matheny
Billy Gretter
Paul Shaver
Billy Long
James Fox
Archie Junkerman
Fay Pall
Kenneth A. Connelly
Columbus
Boy Scouts of America
Shawnee Council
Limna
Ohio
Mr. Connelly
Fairfield County
Ares
Ohio Pen Convict Fatally Stabbed After Prison Row
A January stabbing at Ohio Pen left David Horton 30 of Huron County dead after an argument over tobacco. Ray Allen 28 of Cleveland, also a robbery convict, stabbed Horton in the neck with a homemade knife and later died in custody. Two Black murder convicts witnessed the incident, with Allen claiming Horton threatened him prior to the break. Horton died en route to the hospital.
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Columbus
Ohio
David Horton
Huron County
Ray Allen
Cleveland
Allen
Mansfield Reformatory
Horton
Jacques given 1 to 20 years in reformatory sentence
Larry Jacques, 27, accused of killing his wife, was sentenced today to from one to 20 years in Mansfield Reformatory on a manslaughter conviction. He claimed the fatal shot was meant for his brother. Mrs Jacques was shot at a Christmas party.
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Gallipolis
Dan
iPi
Larry Jacques
Mansfield Reformatory
Mra
Jacques
Indicted man pleads guilty to manslaughter in murder case
A suspect indicted for murder pleaded guilty to a manslaughter charge. The judge, R White, imposed the sentence. The report notes the formal indictment and the plea as the key action and result.
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Ques
Gree
R. White
Ohio Future Farmers oratorical winner named
Ernest Kestner of Ashland won the state Future Farmers of America oratorical championship at Ohio State University. His topic centered on organizing local government to meet modern needs and earned him the right to compete in regional finals in Boston next October. Virgil Harrison of Canal Winchester placed second and Bert Bowman of Liberty Center received third.
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Columbus
Ernest Kestner
Ashland
Future Farmers ‘America
Parmners
Ohio State University
Kestner
Ohio
8 Field
Mass
Virgil Harrison
Canal Winches
Bert Bhowman
No WPA rate hike expected in Ohio
Jan 30. Carl Watson Ohio WPA administrator said after a conference with Federal Relief Administrator Harry Hopkins that he did not anticipate any increase in WPA wages at present. He noted requests for wage increases had been made in many counties, especially in metropolitan areas.
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Washington
Carl Watson
Ohio
Harry L. H
Hopkins
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Addie Maxwell
Diirector of Public Service
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