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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1947
Page
5
A brief medical advisory notes V I O as a treatment prompt with emphasis on known skin disease cases and related drug references. It mentions patient inquiries and cases involving drugs labeled V-1-O. The wording suggests caution and consultation but offers no concrete treatment details or clinical guidance.
FOR SALE 125 acres between Bremen and Logan with good buildings part bottom land and fences. Asking price 10 000 dollars. DOUGHTY REALTY CO Lancaster Ohio Poultry wanted cull your flock and get top prices for surplus Ross Stison Phone 5691.
Weekend visitors included Miss Thelma Primmer of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Clarence Blum with family from Detroit Michigan. Callers Sunday afternoon brought R N Primmer of Logan plus Charlene Griffith and son Robert, who stayed at the South home in North Kenova. Melva and Birdie Griffith visited Logan on business Friday.
Elyria residents Mr. and Mrs. Pearl D. Poling and son Bobby Douglas spent Wednesday night with Arch Griffith while Bobby Douglas visited his grandparents. The Polings traveled to Indianapolis for Decoration Day auto races and returned Saturday. Several families hosted relatives including Linda Kay Redick Kathleen Stanley and Arch Griffiths relation. Others hosted Roger and Sharon Huggins and Mary Ann Jaques with extended visits from Netta Kelso and Sally Huggins.
In New York on June 7, advance chatter centers on the rookie of the year race for pro football next season. Charley Trippi tops the eye line with the Atlanta Crackers and Chicago Cardinals noted, while Bears may field Bob Fenimore. Crowley’s Rockets loom with Ray Ramsey from Bradley College as a prime T formation halfback. Lions praise Tulsa’s Clyde LaForce and Browns favor Horace Gillom, Massillon product and noted punter and end.
A New Jersey amusement feature at Monmouth Park opens during the meeting, a fully equipped barber shop for patrons. Centered on Dan Dworsky, Michigan fullback, as a potential sensation at center next fall, the piece notes his conversion to lineman during spring practice, guided by line coach Jack Blott, an All-America center in 1923.
Beazley, the veteran righthander, returned to form after New York treatment, beating Cincinnati 5 2. Braves under Southworth trail in NL race as Giants and Dodgers win. Mize homers, Schultz clutch, Schmidt earns win as Phils topple Pirates. Browns-N Yankees game ends 4-3. Harder notches 219th victory.
In 1859 Johannes Brahms premiered his first piano concerto to a hostile reception in Hanover and was hissed in Leipzig. Clara Schumann championed the work, helping it gain eventual success.
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