Buck Newsom Viewed as Potential Hurler in Loop Trade
AP reports Buck Newsom could be a sought after pitcher in a potential Washington Senators trade. Detroit and St Louis interests loom as teams weigh sending Newsom to the National League, with talk of him anchoring a staff alongside Higbe and Whitby if moved.
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Rookie Richardson Earns Big League Break After Mack Support
In Los Angeles Kenneth Franklin Richardson, a 26 year old minor league veteran, finally lands a major league contract with the Athletics after Connie Mack’s sentiment. He fills in at first base for Dick Siebert, then drives in two runs with a ninth inning double as Oakland beats San Quentin 4 to 1. Mack then decides to keep Richardson for the season, praising the player’s grit and luck.
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Mines in Chauncey District Start Busy Week
Eleven mines in Chauncey district were in operation Monday according to a work report issued Sunday night. The list includes No. 105, No. 255, No. 07, No. 90, Bailey Run No. 71, Ocking, Coonville, Poston No. 6, Kondale, Kimberly and Blackiamond. Mrs. Rinda Staller Hixson, wife of Robert Hixson, is seriously ill at her home on Ellis Avenue. Her children Mrs. O. M. Russell and Robert Hixson of Catletsburg and Mrs. Leo Bingman of Athens Move here with her. Mrs. Hixson underwent surgery in the Maridta hospital last November.
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Entertain at Dinner Mr and Mrs Russell and Family
Mr and Mrs Russell and daughter Carol of Ringfield hosted a family dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Russell and son Gerald Nile of Nelsonville, Mr and Mrs Orley Roth and daughter Ruth Ann of Millfield, and Donald Jean and Jerry Russell along with Mr and Mrs Fred Russell.
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Portsmouth Woman Chauncey Dies After Illness
Mrs. Nona Gau r t Chauncey sister of Mrs. Ben Mullins died last week in Portsmouth after a battle with cancer. Funeral services were held in Portsmouth. Mrs. Gayhart formerly Nona Fletcher leaves two children. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mullins and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Mullins attended the funeral.
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Twoildren
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Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey District social column notes Mrs Sybil Dicken of Lower Plains spent last week in Dayton with husband W E Dicken returning Saturday. Mr and Mrs Edward Evans of Millfield hosted weekend guests Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dunnett of Wainwright Ohio. Mr and Mrs Ores Swartz of Athens were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and Mr and Mrs Arthur Burchfield. Mrs James Gabriel returns to Lower Plains after visiting Lancaster with her parents Mr and Mrs W E Helrich. Mr and Mrs George Gabriel of Lower Plains hosted Sunday guests Mrs Lizzie Barber and daughters Mildred Lillian Beatrice of Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs Floyd Barker of Athens. Mr and Mrs Gerald McDaniels and daughter Helen Sue of Cincinnati have been guests of his parents Mr and Mrs H O McDaniels of Millfield.
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W. E. Helrich
George’ Gabriel
Lizzie Barber
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Nelsonville
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Gerald McDaniels
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Cincinnati
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Millfield
Young Man Leaves Hospital After Head Injury
Herman Chauncey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, formerly of Elizabeth Kohler, Oregon Ridge, was discharged from entering Arms Hospital Athens and sent home for further treatment. He suffered a serious head injury a week ago when struck by a car after a dispute from a bus on his way home from Sunday School. A companion who was with him escaped injury.
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Yale seeks coach as Neely visits amid coaching rumors
Fullerton's Roundup notes Yale's ongoing coach search with Jess Neely of Rice visiting Yates, while New York scribes tease the Louis-Simon count and Eddie Joseph's ten count. End-of-season football injuries touch Bob Callaghan, and trade chatter swirls around Bobo Newsom and Johnny Mize amid baseball happenings.
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Musial Named Rookie of the Year by Baseball Writers
Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals earned rookie of the year honors from baseball writers. Critics note last year’s rookie Lou Novikoff found success with Milwaukee, tempering Musial’s accolade with caution.
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Glouster Social Notes Highlight Surprise Birthday Events
Local reports recap a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Faye Clemons hosted by Mrs. Thomas Vaughn and Mrs. Vernard Edwards at New St, with euchre and 500 games and numerous attendees. Separate items note Virginia Lewis's marriage to Wendell Sharpe in Dearborn Michigan and multiple club gatherings hosted by Mrs. Grace Ochs and Mrs. Faye Clemons with scores and refreshments.
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Frances Gibbs
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Faye Clemons
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New St
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Pauline Strohmeyer
Granddaughter’s Wedding Honored Lewis Couple at Surprise Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Lewis of Glouster returned from Detroit after two months visiting family. On Saturday their granddaughter Virginia Lewis wed. En route they stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Ameda Bailey in Worthington and attended a surprise dinner for their own forty ninth wedding anniversary hosted by relatives. Fifteen people attended.
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Bodis Quits After Second Singles Game
Joe Bodis of Cleveland walked off the ABC tourney alleys in the singles after two games, citing no explanation though his back injury surfaced in doubles where he and partner James Habert were still active. Bodis topped yesterday with a 717 in three games, second high in the five-man team event. Louis Farkas of Toledo moved into fifth in all events with 1,903.
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Boxing Results From New York and New Jersey
Melio Bet tina, 185 pounds from Beacon Hill New York outpointed Gus Dorazio 190 pounds of Philadelphia. Jackie Alzek 160 3 4 pounds from Brooklyn outpointed George Kochan 158 1 2 pounds of Akron.
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White Plains
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Brooklyn
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Akron
Exhibition Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Exhibition results show Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 1 in a rain affected game. Cleveland edged New York 3 2 in 10 innings. Washington defeated Cincinnati 4 2. St Louis 5 Detroit 4. Chicago 15 Philadelphia 4. Philadelphia 5 Rochester 4 in 13 innings. Brooklyn 4 New York 3. St Louis vs Boston game cancelled due to weather.
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Bettina seeks crack at Louis after win over Dorazio
Melio Bettina former light heavy weight champion won a unanimous 10 round decision over Gus Dorazio in Philadelphia boosting odds to face Joe Louis this summer. Bettina vows to fight Booker Beckwith in Chicago April 10 and promoter Herman Taylor plans potential bouts with Max Baer or Lou Nova in May if successful.
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Vic Ghezzi Seeks Furlough to Defend PGA Crown
Asheville AP dispatch reports Vic Ghezzi, defending PGA champion, hopes to attend the May 25 to 30 Atlantic City event at Seaview Club. Golf leaders await word on a possible Army furlough as proceeds aid war relief funds.
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Poet and music program at Glouster Church service
Glouster hosts Holy Week services at Glouster Methodist Church with Mrs Harriette Weymueller and music pupils at 7 30pm Rev J A Thompson to deliver Holy Week message A large congregation expected Public invited to all services Thursday candle light communion by Epworth League Friday Junior Choir to sing at Decison Day service Angela Morgan entertained Glouster Kiwanis guests with poems and readings accompanied by Dr Samuel Stille and Dr E LeFever
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Rachel Murray
H. L. Kittrell
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Pomeroy Pastor Spoke at Glouster Church Service
Rev. N. M. Rompe of Pomeroy Methodist preached to a large Glouster congregation Monday night. He traced early Christian history and urged that Holy Week calls believers to set aside personal interests for the greater good of all humanity.
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Doubles Bowling Tournament Schedule At B M Alleys
Tonight at B M Bowling Alleys the doubles tournament opens with 7 30 Byron Morris and Art DeLong facing Gibby Stephenson and Fred Chappelear. 8 00 Wolf Jr Foster Harry vs Earl Miller and Bob O Neill. 9 30 Fred Thomas Ancel Gamswell vs Jack Sharlike Gerald Parker. 10 00 John Blower Fred Hemsley Jr versus Malcom Higgins John Shumway. Remaining games Thursday evening and Sunday afternoon.
Gladden Suffers Relapse After Heart Attack
Delmer Gladden confined on Braun Street after a severe heart attack on March 16 suffers another attack Tuesday morning. Previously his condition had been considered improved.
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Mrs. R C Gallo Travels After Daughters Cleveland Admission
Mrs. R C Gallo of Paris went to Cleveland Monday evening after learning her daughter Mrs. James Eveland had been admitted to a Cleveland hospital for a minor surgical operation.
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Yankees Sign High Schooler Carl De Rose
The New York Yankees signed 18 year old pitching ace Carl De Rose from Albany High School. The 6 foot 4, 215 pound right hander drew major league attention after a county record 21 strikeouts in a game and a near no hit effort against a major league team. He will join the Binghamton farm club after his Albany High graduation.
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Training Camp Gossip Highlights Early Spring Action
In Alexandria Indians veterans Milnar and Harder favored to beat the Giants with Jeff Heath driving the offense. He launched home runs in the sixth and ninth to keep pace with the league while Brown and Boudreau secured a 3 to 2 win. In St Petersburg Cardinals hit 21 intrasquad bats after a rainout with the Red Sox. Pirates manager Frisch plans Elliott at third with Wyrosteki and Barrett in the outfield. Cincinnati rookie Bert Haas struggles defensively but hits .343 over 17 games. Millfield Ladies Aid meets April 3 at 7 30 p m with Mrs Fulton hosting.
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Moose to Elect Glouster Officers Tonight
Glouster Lodge Loyal Order of Moose holds its regular meeting this evening to elect officers. Refreshments will be served.
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Minstrel Show in Works by JT High School Music Dept
JT High School music department plans a minstrel show to be presented early in April. The event aims to showcase student talent and entertain the school community.
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Plains Child Study Club Meeting Planned at Mrs Mich aels
Mrs Maude Michael hosts Plains Child Study Club members Wednesday at 8 p m at her home in The Plains.
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Repaint Furniture with NU ENAMEL in 28 Colors
Brighten up rooms on a budget by refurbishing worn furniture with NU ENAMEL offered in 28 color choices. Quick dries and durable finish promise extended life for tables chairs and cabinets.
Meeting of the Past Matrons' Association delayed to April 10
The Thea Chapter O F interrupted schedule for the Past Matrons' Association meeting. Rescheduled from this Friday to Friday April 10. Local members urged to note the new date and assemble at the usual meeting hall.
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