Yanks to Start Season With Chandler and Bonham
Spud Chandler and Ernie Bonham, veterans of 35 World Series innings, will rejoin the New York Yankees as the season opens next week. Chandler, 34, posted a 1.64 ERA in 1943 and is to join the club in New Jersey or Atlantic City, while Bonham, 30, went 15-8 last year and is slated to report in New York. Other MLB notes include Stan Spence and Joe Kuhel powering the Senators in Bainbridge Naval Station games and Coscarart eyeing a third season with the Pirates ahead of an Indianapolis matchup.
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Spud Handler
Ernie Bonham
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Bonam
Joe McCarthy
Mham
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Washington Senators
Stan Spence
Oe Kuhel
Bainbridge Naval Station
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Ed Wilks
Cardinal
Cards
Browns
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Leveland
Indianapolis
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Escondido
Calif
Detroit Tigers
Evansville
Ind
Indians Lose 6–0 In Exhibition With Pirates
In Indianapolis Lou Boudreau warned of fortunate injury luck as Cleveland's spring schedule continued. Outfielder Cris Hockett and two teammates were sidelined with injuries, Mickey Rocco hurt a foot in Lafayette volleyball and did not play. Joe Heving rested after a line drive impact. Max Butcher held the Redskins to five hits in a six inning rain-shortened game.
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Indianapolis
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Anager
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Jony
Lefty Weisman
Cris Hockett
Mickey Rocco
Lafayette
Indians
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Heving
Max Butcher
Redskins
Reds Return to Cincy Plan Workout Today
Reds return to Cincinnati to begin their first workout of the season at Crosley Field weather permitting. The team, after four weeks at Indiana University, will play four more exhibition games against the Indians before opening day April 18, with stops in Richmond Indiana Dayton Ohio and two home games.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Crosley Field
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Bloomington, Inc
Indiana University
Cleveland Indians
Richmond
Ind
Dayton
Chauncey Household Hosts Weekend Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daugherty entertained weekend guests from Canton including Mr. and Mrs. Dee Daugherty and Ruth Ann, Mrs. Carrie Higgins and Paul Higgins, with additional visitors Elwood Daugherty and children Robert, Richard and Carol. Also visiting were Miss Pauline Daugherty and Orge Coe and Columbus resident Mrs. Ollie Figley.
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Chauncey
Charles Daugherty
Dee Daugherty
Ruth Ann
Carrie Higgins
Paul Higgins
Canton
Elwood Daugherty
Robert
Richard
Carol
Pauline Daugherty
Orge Coe
Ollie Figley
Columbus
Daugherty
Carrie Aan
Jesse C. Atkinson
Frances Atkinson Higgins
Chauncey Auxiliary to Meet. Needle Club Hosts Thursday
The Chauncey-Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary of the United Mine Workers will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the K of P building with a pot luck social hour led by president Mrs. Bonnie Mullins. Plans will be set for local members to attend the District convention at Murray City. The Millfield Needle Club will be hosted Thursday night by Mrs. Edith Me Daniel at 7:30 p.m., instead of Wednesday.
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Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
The
United Mine Workers
K. of P
Bonnie Mullins
Murray City
Edith Me
Daniel
Millfield Needle Club
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Millfield Church Hostess
The Ladies Aid Society of the Millfield Church of Christ will meet Friday night with Mrs. Daniel Fulton hosting at her Millfield home.
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Chauncey
Esther Class Meeting Hosts Wednesday At Chauncey Church
Mrs Winnie Skinner will host the April business and social meeting of the Esther Class at Chauncey M E Church on Jacobs Avenue.
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Chauncey
Winnie Skinner
Jacobs Ave
Esther
Chauncey M. E. Church
Fans brawl at Jamaica track as city cops intervene
A melee erupts among opening day spectators at Jamaica race track with police separating two fighting fans near the press box. Amid the commotion a spectator bets that the culprits won’t be kicked out, while baseball and boxing figures are noted for past performances and upcoming events.
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New York
Jamaica Race Track
Miners Unite in Red Cross Drive Doubling Dover Goal
At a Millfield No. 6 meeting the four Dover Township locals pledged 2 per man to the Red Cross, pushing the county drive beyond its 2000 target. The combined Dover contributions totaled about 2,155 and extended generous aid across Athens County. Local chairman Gilbert Courtney thanked the unions, committees, foremen, and Chauncey-Dover schools for their support.
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Millfield No
Dover
Bailey Run
Millfield
Athens County
Gilbert Courtney
Homer Johnson
Madeline Rankin
Thelma Ferrell
Chauncey-Dover
Bridgewater Family Plans Move to The Plains
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Joe Bridgewater have sold their home on May Ave to Mr and Mrs J Henry Locke. The Lockes sold their Monroe Ave property to a Tippie family sister, and Mrs Jessie Tippie Johnsons family will move in after the Lockes depart. The Bridgewaters, resident for 13 years, plan to locate in The Plains area. Miss Ethel Mae Mulpas has returned to work at the State Office Building in Columbus after four days with her parents in College Hill.
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Chauncey
Joe
Bridgewater
May Ave
Chauncey, J
J. Henry Locke
Lockes
Monroe Ave
Charles W. Tippie
Jessie Tippie Johnson
Bridgewaters
Plains
Ethel Mae Mulpas
State Office
Columbus
Charles Mulpay
College Hill
Chauncey Week End Guests Highlight Local Socials
Mrs. Thomas Hamilton hosted weekend visitors Chauncey guests included James and Ray Duffee. Ruth Cruikshank of Columbus stayed with Luther Cruikshank. DeWitt Walker and daughter Sharon Ann were Easter guests of Clifford Koon and Mae Maynard and Paul.
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Thomas Hamilton
Chauncey
James
Ray Duffee
Ruth Cruikshank
Columbus
Luther Cruikshank
W. Main St
DeWitt Walker
Sharon Ann
Mae Maynard
Paul
Green's Run
Lena Leake
Harold Blower
Millfield
Thomas Blower
Bishopville
Cora Webb
Jerseyville
R. E. Grant
Lower Plains
Ores Swartz
Athens
Arthur Burchfield
Marie Gaston
Jolene
Carbon Hill
W. E. Dicken
Florence Hysell
Church of Christ Has Well Attended Services
Sunrise services drew many visitors to Chauncey and the five parish churches. Attendance totals show Trimble 152 with one new member and £56.86 offered, Greens Run 63 with two new members and $33.98, Taylor Ridge 28 with $10.73, Millfield 72 with $38.91, Chauncey 327 with six new members and $116.03. Overall 664 in attendance with nine new members and $254.51 collected.
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Trimble
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
Chauncey Slisher Returns Home From Hospital
Chauncey Slisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Slisher, who was seriously injured at a Dayton defense plant last July and confined to Miami Valley Hospital, has been moved home to Lower Plains near the filling station. He is married with two children and may receive visitors.
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Chauncey
Walter Slisher
George Slisher
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Lower Plains
Clevelanders Dominate Day One At AAU Boxing finals
Cleveland leads a strong Midwest presence with six of seven boxers reaching semi finals at the National AAU championships in Boston Garden. Joe D Amato and Frank Muche advance in the lightweights, Rudy Molinaro likely faces Jack Darthard in flyweight action, and other Cleveland contenders Standifer Bassler Sims push toward titles.
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Niles
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Warren, C
Frank Muche
Jack Darthard
Kansas City
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Joey Salcone
Virgil Franklin
Riverside
Aanadarko
Okla
Ray Standifer
Vance Bassler
U. S. Navy
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Eddie Sims
USA
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Newark
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Local Glouster Social Notes Highlight Weddings and Visits
Glouster society columns report Easter gatherings hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Vaughn honoring Mr and Mrs John Wolfe on their 47th anniversary. The note also covers the marriage of Miss Maxine Zarley to Master Sgt Raymond E Lemity at the Church of Christ parsonage with details on attire and backgrounds. Various trips and greetings from Columbus Dayton and Salina complete the social roundup.
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Glouster
Harold Vaughn
John Wolfe
Trimble
James Gibbs
Dayton
Charles Zarley
Glouster RD
Maxine
Raymond E. Lemity
George Lemity
Crooksville
Church of Christ Parsonage
Wood B. Cundiff
Corning High School
York High School
A & P Company
Smoky Hill Army Air Field
Salina
Kansas
Veteran Cager Official Questions New Rules
Veteran Big Ten referee Nick Kearns denounces NBA rule changes allowing five personal fouls and banning goaltending by tall players. He warns officials face heavier burdens, predicts a busy season amid fan razzing as coaches shift blame to officials. He also warns about judging when a ball begins its downward flight near the basket and awarding goals accordingly.
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Kearns
Nick
Trimble Grangers Hear Talks by Six Members
Trimble Grange met Saturday with Mrs. Celia Boudinot presiding two membership petitions were discussed and two reinstatements announced Lectures covered fertilizer programs nitrogen use in crops and pasture experience plus a potatoes cultivation talk The meeting time was changed to the second Saturday each month The next meeting is May 13 with degree work expected refreshments followed
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Glouster
Trimble Grange
Celia Boudinot
R. H. Kasler
Lewis Antle
Allen Boudinot
H. E. Jones
R. H. Easler
Missing in Action Harry Theophylus Linked to Glouster
The War Department reports Lieut Harry Theophylus, son of former Glouster residents, missing in action over Germany. In hospital, Thomas Micky Healy visited relatives Mr and Mrs Relord Healy. Bob Lawson, after furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs William Lawson, returned to Camp Clayborne Louisiana.
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Harry Theophylus
War Department
Germany
Thomas
Micky) Healy
Fletcher General Hospital
Relord Healy
Bob Lawson
William Lawson
Camp Clayborne
Sunrise service at Trimble Methodist Church ends two-week Easter run
An early sun rise service at Trimble Methodist Church drew a well attended crowd. The 6 30 a m service featured a 12 person choir Grace Sayre sang The Holy City Arthur Lee Buell played Near the Cross and Lewis E Buell led a responsive reading. Rev Robert Phillips closed with a Passion Play screening marking the end of his two week Easter visit.
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Trimble
Grace Sayre
Holy City
Arthur Lee Buell
Cross
Lewis E. Buell
W. D
Phillips
Foster
Returns To Hospital in Warren Illness for Vaughn Family
James L. Vaughn Jr of Glouster became ill at his Warren home on April 3 and was taken to City Hospital. He previously suffered a similar attack in February and was treated in a hospital. the cause of illness was not determined at that time.
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Glouster
James L. Vaughn
Warren
City Hospital
Paul Kelly Moves to Gatchel House in Local City
Paul Kelly relocates from West Carrollton to the John Gatchel house in the city. He expects to be drafted into the Army soon, with a near future call anticipated.
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Glouster
Paul Kelly
West Carrollton
John Gatchel
Paul
Baptist Society Plans Activities at GLOUSTER Church
The Glouster Baptist Missionary Society met in the church with Miss Beulah Morris presiding. Plans include a Wednesday prayer meeting, a reorganized prayer band led by Mrs. Rose Williams and Mrs. Ethel Riley, and a Mothers Day rally to benefit the society. The president will give each member a penny a meal bank. Mrs. Riley sang a solo to close. The next meeting is set for May 4 at the church.
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Glouster
Grooms Win Pay Rise After Jamaica Track Strike
Grooms won a $5 per horse lead plus $10 for a winner after the State Racing Commission approved a track sponsored plan to raise purses by $100 per race up to $5,000. Trainers to decide payouts, with at least $5 to the trainer for each horse who would then pay the groom. Star of Padula won the first race amid a 30,340 crowd.
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State Racing Commission
New York
C. F. Kohler
Galletta Leads North and South Round as Medalist
Mal Galletta of St. Albans N Y topped 74 players to a par 72 medal score in the opening round of the 44th North and South amateur golf tournament at Pinehurst N C Bowles of the Valley Club LI posted 78 while other pairings featured R A Stranahan Toledo Ohio 76 against Stedman Tinker Columbus Ohio 80
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Mal Galletta
St. Albans
N. Y
Richard Bowles, Jr
Eur Valley Club
Long Island
Galletta
Bowles
R. A. Stranahan
Toledo
Stedman Tinker
Columbus
Nightly Bible Meeting Opens at Chauncey Church
Rev. Robert M. Phillips of Marion began a seven day series at Chauncey Methodist Church with 7:30 PM services. Each night a Bible themed movie is shown and the public is invited to attend.
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Chauncey
Robert M. Phillips
Marion
Chauncey Methodist Church
Rev Charles Hook to Lead Wednesday Service at Millfield Mission
Preaching service led by Rev Charles Hook scheduled for Wednesday at 7 30 PM at Millfield Mission Church. Local docket notes the weekly gathering, inviting the community to attend.
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Millfield
Charles Hook
Millfield Mission Church
O’clork
Bulldogs game postponed to April 24 in Lan caster
Athens Lancaster baseball postpones today’s game due to wet grounds and reschedules the return game for April 28. The Bulldogs seek a third win and are set to face The Plains here Friday.
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Bulldogs
the Plains
Judson to Move Family to Elton Coffman Property
Ralph Judson of the Omar Company will relocate his family to the Elton Coffman property he recently purchased. He expects to be called into military service soon.
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Glousterk
Ralph Judson
Omar Company
Elton Coffman
Mr. Judson
Shumway to Move to Athens for Supermarket Post
John Shumway moves from the Russell Lent property to Athens where he will manage a local supermarket. Mr. and Mrs. S. Kleinman will occupy the Lent property.
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Glouster
John Shumway
Shumway
S. Kleinman
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