http://66.213.69.5/files/original/887461eb6f8a0b73d8161c7d42bffc80.pdf 934247072aa221b7cba781fe916e69f9 PDF Text Text from the nominat\Jig was read an'd the foJ.. Ortkers .were re~Jeeted: · George Child~ pm~ont; Denver Rice, ~ice·pre•ident; Robert McElhinney, secretary o . E. McKinley, aasistant :~~~~and Mrs. Gene Norton, f li. ·' ·· • '• ,(In Color) • ~ .also ..:.. i . ~teve F~mlt ' 'nl!E LIVING IDOLH (CllliiP•'9>~-'I'!';.hpicolor) 1 ·' · J[' Aloo Cali!Oor> .5' ROOMS OF �4"'j IJ. OUr ....~·~" ( !'Jot A �. -F. .wIR; I ' 15, \oM l'o!leloJ,·:M!•IdlepOi't,--0., ~ ,- -· '· . At~ens County ' ' Fall To.· . ~eFive . , Ap~ e~limated .300 .fanE w•tCbe.X , Rut'-nd win over' Coolville ·37>~0 RlverVtew take Harri&onville .,--.--- " 2'1-15 · Its! · ni(~l in the 9penin~ round the Portland Grade Sch· ool 'Invitational B"~•thall TOurnament. It a packed bouae. . , . ~nd or wu ' i'a'viJI'fii.Rutland bad '~ 1 cloae . . on'e on Ill hands until the foirl1h quarter. Lee-'Coriibl ·•nd Paul ·Pierce, • ;::~~••~er:,:;s ~~~~~.~;;~:•. ~~ ,, lr CHIT TANNEHILL ''• : "· I! · C · h. r(l(met OQC · . . :ReX Jarvis. l.he aeore : ID-14. They were . ho!d ~1\i~ _.week out id the third 'frame. new~ of · At ih~ fourth Rex takes Will 21-22 • for the Ben Combs and Pierce back Ant6ony Se~T~getOn Champ In ~eavywe~g_ht:Rarik After Win l ~EW YORK, \]P , - JJ.;ht. ' heavywei!lht cont~dcr 1'<l;, y the defeat snapped hla unbeaten Anthony said today .he will "move , airing at 12 bouts. q:p~t and campaign for a shot •t , •Anthony, who n.aa been stopped the hcayyweight crown beeaUIH! by iCbampion Moore in the seventh or hi• lmprc88ivo technical knock· . . ou~ victory over Yvoo Dureile 1 t r•,u.n~ _of their Iitle flsht at L?,• Madlaun Squar"' Garden Friday Anjielf! , last Septembtr, 111d I lil""t. . • . -· _ belleV!' I,,eould beat Moore noN, "' 1 ,!J:t ~ut: w~at·~ the use or chtl)onilna J,.anky 'A~tii:J[IY " o·r NeW wb~ )ad.•/ilil'allt a draw ; ~Ill) ;gaiM Hell demand ,•nother, Canadian Dilfcllo at Dctroil big ruaranlce and we can I ~ut II ounoJ • l'JJJ ,1 P••t.uns •'timr up. So, I'll 1• a(ter Floyd Patter· knockdown and rollled to floor ion'! heivy title. I can IIJ~ht good ruwed Dul'•tlc ln . tho sixt~ an~ at ~80 pounda." , 1, ·'i ' otbl> htm hi 31 '•lccohds ·or the ·ICVtntb. , ' 'l;'he ·victory put Anthon!• ' 22, UD_ S St an poaitlon tp challenge lor ~ !CCondl s~ 0 t at Ar~h)e Moora:o llaht· heaw Iitle bOeaul,_ , . was the second-.ran~lng an~ T-'" V.- , 1 • , ',. . , · ' Co ' try' ' Be R,.,..,·rd On ·Line r. j • • • KANSAS CITY, Mo. VP .- Top- , ranked Western liUnoiJ puta•lh! ' boot collece b11ket~ll ttie line tonight aaalnat · cha"l!'lon Tenneolee A 11r In f~li, ~~ \he innual )\IAIA toumalli~nt. ' ',~ I ~ ' ' >' ' • , The unboatbn (27-11) ' ""~ther· neeksL·maklna l!lelr lif\b •PI!!>•~' ance In the· ,Vfeek-lonl omall cq~ . lese tournament. twtee btfore havt', bten otpppe(l tilt· flnalo. Tenne11eo AIIII!QI here four tlmea, wtonin( jt~ l)tle lliat )'ear. ~·· pulled away. Rutland ahot at. 40 ·.per , Coolville at 25. Coolville lh• Al~en. .:ouniY grade cbampi9nship. RuUand 111 Meljs County Chomp. · , ' , ' Rlvenle" w111 nearly even· , Karriaonvllle at hllf llirie, al but t~e· more eliperlen~"'!· I)CP.'• ' Rivemaw brDuJbl holll8 4 win Ill tbe lhlrd quartor. Colllll.i ~de five of 13 field ~oal · att.emJI!:I' 4i14 one at t6e rree tine.' ... ~1·•;L'i·1 1 • . Riverview shot·. at -;,~ . per · cent, Harrltonv)lle at 13. ' ' , 1·• ·. ' ' • •r 'f" • ' Gall)es tonight, ai 7 P• m. Bacino v" COttageville, ind at 8. P· 'l Pqrt~~d lakel OD NO• ~ i'Jodeil • Syracllltl. BY•q~artera: · RuU,ncl 11 ,19 . 23 37 Cool'lle · 10 14 ~ 80 llq~~d. Com~a !li . s~eeta"5 D. Pl~rce 3. P, Pie(Oe ill. -c•rter 10~ Lamber). 1, TOtoll 10'7·p7. Coolville, l>llzer 2, Hapnoy 14, Baker :i: Lockhart 2, G,Uiian 8,. Rusaell 2. Totola D-12·i!Q.I IICOND IJAfoll Jllvervlew . 7 I~ · 20 27 Hol'l'll'lie 4 , 9 11 · .t& IUv~rvlew, , T. Fitch 8, q~~xa~i~­ o, .Hall .4, collins ·11• .a.tr~otvh • .Reynold( 2. Total a 1~.3.27. '/,~: , · t· '""! ·~arrill0ftv111e: F. · Eocue :·~,:,1 b. ' •Jopg Escue -,$,' Miller ~. 11; l!ibl,on •·~*· , ' To~l• 8-11·15. ' ,•; B~KE'ttitL . .,scORES ·. ' / . .. .. f"' Friends Mere �' Fred GO.iteln, pa•t master, pr.. sided at meeting •!Ill three <mtdklates were given the third · 'IQd fourth lletree obligation. O)je appU~allOn .for ' membership was rtceiv~: C~lttlibullqno were mode to the "hCart fUnd" and the "Red Crou • \· · · ·, ' Pions were made to oerve lunch to the Southeastern Ohio spow aad sale·whleh ·wlll be .held at the caooty garage on the fa~rground oq Thursday March 20. Donatlont \lie ; ' O'Hara · Tim Ho-.y able' and m.,hero are to contac( ;!,Iii,~~·· teoil11rd or Mr\ Fred -=;~~~:'I Kelreahments: were served at the eloae of the meeting by the home e<onoml., eodu'llitiee, .1 --=;;:~" • ,. I ot food or mon~y win • be accept· Truth~ Tt·."'ot~· •.Pnfits .· ' ' . Elewi'or 11. Sc:baaf Luel!le Hawk!Dt · ·; · ()OMEft(\ \. •. ' '-' I •. SOC'd'ETY . J1 Ia O . 1jJ,,,., •• l:ll n ~ · John McKenue left Frlday1 '' ~ ,, for DI!Yton, •called there 'by the 1 'i!o!I'II( Fieyd W••d<l<>ll i!lneu. of her grandson, Lan:y when tho Se•rlno Hul!l!itd, aon ol Mr. and Mrs: met Thursday evening at the Wllllam )lubbard, who is in' a hos-: of, ', lllra. Fred Lelflleit, Pill!! In' Dayton. Mrs. McKenzie Sprlnga,. with MiBS Elizabeth !"u atoo.mpanled to ,Dayton by her 11 hoateu. son, who came for hu. Durin&• the evenin& the , -t---''~·- - - presented Mrs. Le!flieii girt ana hO!Ites• gilts tp Mi.. A ulad . c:ourse , the hoateso to Mrs. ~ .. __• • :, ' .•- ' Middleport . ~·tety Mra..:·~teanof Welch Zolher • IS vbltinll ;o>ith !rleodc in Columbus mothq or thi.s week-end whiJe there she will ofMasoo att~n~ tbe·play lf.hich i• now ~lay· p'tie~t ot 11111 · 11t. the Hortman Theate':', ' •· Ayhtle Mame" ' tat·rtn' C~nstalief Benne~\· · ''¥ra< Harold Vogelsont <Evelyn. K,m),p.Pl' has returned to her 'horhe ~ lrORtoD after being 1here ' frhili· ~i•t ~n th~ care of her patentl "A" Traetor . · \1r. )fnd ·Mrs. Allen Knopp' · w:•• have .been Ill at their holne 'oo ~!ya~.W Street.' Mrs,', John Fultnnd AL·E J-<lo~~ De·ere ~auahter, Anita Marie and Ml'.!t WJIJI.Irn Swisher and oon, David ) aecomponled her ' Henry H enness~ has beer1 I DON'T LIE !WAK!l< .. WORRYING ABOIJ'll. , THE WEATIJER. ~·· ·· hi ., ~ tl oi Ol M l \ ~ d~ys .z,.Jobi'l Deere Spreaders 1-Jobn Deere 2·12 Plow1 who have .been us protect- your pro·ills in1unapce , covers to llveatock, buildings Cl'liP'· . ut . ber hom~J with lly of Ja~kton eamc otter his wile and ljro. c. Belz's part!nts, H. 'Yloe Jr. snd ; •I, ' ul ' " c, Dl kl ·d.ej Ul I 01 hi ~ f '! 'I v' · da~sbter of Mr, Milia, •11 r~over· at their home •' ' "' Chester PTA Meeting .For · Pebrud' •y' H~~~d~ I , .. . ·:· . ~ Tho February ' mietlitl! or tH• Chooter P. T.A. wno • ~old' o~ 'MJr!lr I · A~H Sill•• to w•a\h" •condll!ono. T~e meetln~ . opened by the Plr.A: prayer in unison. , • M,. , Hovvitrd llo'·loht 110Tt on lng held w" ., , erov J•·:·.iril:~ Mr. " ceived a . parentA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. 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