County League Play Closes This Week With Vital Games
The county basketball league season ends this weekend with key games affecting the boys’ race and a girls’ preliminary to the boys tournament finals. Middle Point faces Wren in a crucial Friday matchup while Hoaglin-Jackson already clinches at least a share of third. Rathaus: (Note: Replace with proper local teams as per source text.)
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Hoaglin-Jackson
York
Ridge
Union
Convoy
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York Gym
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Ohio City
Grover Hill
Willshire
Decatur
Pleasant Mills
Wooster students amplify protests with multilingual boo signs
At Wooster College, after athletic director L C Boles appealed for silence, senior Roge Curfman printed large placards reading boo in multiple languages and handed them to students. Now undergrads at games wave boo signs when calls upset boosters. In Columbus, the Red Birds acquire Phil Weintraub from St Louis, part of a deal sending Budgess Whitehead to the Cardinals. Weintraub had joined the Giants in 1984 after a stint with Nashville in the Southern Association.
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Wooster College
Roge Curfman
Cleveland Heights
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Davenport Opera Club Stages Fortnightly Performances
Davenport hosts opera club meetings in a music store led by Edwin J. Bettendorf who brings a library of 20 complete operas. The new schedule features regular performances every two weeks, expanding local arts access.
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Iowa
Edwin J. Bettendorf
Market prices for farm grains and forage seeds
The snippet lists marketable grains and seeds with prices and moisture specs. It includes corn, rye, wheat, clover seed, alfalfa cuts, timothy, mixed hay, and soybeans, along with livestock categories such as heavy hens, leghorn stock, and roosters. Prices appear in a rough ledger style.
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Radio Schedule Fragments From WLW and WJR
Readable scraps show a 6:30 PM McCormick Fiddlers on WLW and 7:00 PM Prayer Period on the same station. Other entries list programs like Home Sweet Home, Popeye, March of Time on WJR, and assorted station references with intermittent times and titles.
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Livestock market report from Cleveland Ohio
Cleveland Ohio February 20 livestock prices for cattle calves sheep lambs hogs and pigs show mixed movements. Cattle 350 head slow and steady with choice steers 1100 pounds and up at 9.50 to 10.00. Calves 300 slightly lower at 12.00 to 13.00. Sheep and lambs 1200 down 15 to 25 cents with choice lambs 10.00 to 10.40. Hogs 600 down 15 cents with range 10.00 to 11.25 across weights and classes including feeds and stags listed.
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Cleveland
Market Report Cleveland February Produce Prices
Cleveland report shows a steady market for butter with extras and standards at 41 cents. Eggs steady with extra firsts at 31 1/4 cents and current receipts 31 14/16 cents. Livestock poultry steady with heavy hens at 51 1/2 cents per pound, up 2 3/4 cents.
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Smith to Speak at Celina Masonic Father and Sons Banquet
Donald H. Smith will address the Celina Masonic lodge father and sons banquet this evening. R. J. Morgan and family from the same city will perform a short magic program before the address.
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City man given suspended fine after guilty plea
Harl Brown of Central avenue was placed on probation after pleading guilty before Mayor John H. Morrison to a charge of being intoxicated. A suspended $5 fine and costs were imposed. In Ohio, schools in Coshocton faced closure due to an intestinal influenza epidemic, with 475 pupils ill and reporting violent nausea.
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John H. Morrison
Coshocton
Moaglin U B advances to semis in Sunday School league
The Moaglin U B team routed Marsh Vespers 42 to 11 at the YMCA to reach the semi finals of the elimination tournament. First M E defeated Lutherans 23 to 17 to earn a spot against Hoaglin A B in the other semi final.
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Ballet Russe to Perform at Shrine Theatre in Fort Wayne
The Ballet Russe troupe, led by Colonel W. de Basil, transfers from Broadway to the Shrine Theatre in Fort Wayne on Tuesday night February 25 with the same company and orchestra that appeared on Broadway last October. New York critics praised the company’s vitality and technical brilliance. In local hoops action Wapakoneta beat Van Wert 35 to 15, moving Wapak to first in the Mid-West Ohio league and dropping Van Wert to third. St Marys comes here Friday for Van Wert’s final league game, followed by Paulding next Tuesday.
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New York Telegram
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Cougars
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Redskins
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Hammond
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Willshire Alumni Tourney Seeks Independent Teams
Independent basketball teams are invited to enter the Willshire Alumni association tourney. Entries close March 1 with F C Detter of Willshire handling registrations for the March 12 13 and 14 event. Early entrants receive priority consideration.
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Willshire
Willshire Alumni Association
Detter
Comedy Boxing Show Planned by Van Wert Band Fathers
The Band Fathers Association of Van Wert High School schedules a comedy boxing event for Monday March 9. Proceeds will fund travel for band members to Washington in May.
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van Wert High School
Washington
Mountain lions in Casitas Pass prompt call for removal
In Carpinteria Cal the Casitas Pass lion population has grown so large ranchers seek an official lion killer Calves are the main victims of the predators and ranchers want relief through decisive action to curb losses.
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Cal
Casitas Pass
Eminence Becomes Barrel Stave Hub With Five Mills
Eminence Missouri grows as two new stave mills push the town toward a national role in barrel stave production. Most residents now work in mills and allied industries, solidifying the town's industrial identity.
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Missouri City
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