Two Hurlers Will Report Immediately
Spud Chandler and Ernie Bonham, star pitchers of the world champion Yankees, will rejoin the club before the season opens next week. Chandler won 20 and 4, Bonham 15 and 8, with military service questions lingering. Chandler may join tomorrow at Atlantic City or Plainfield, Bonham to report Thursday in New York. Other notes: Stan Spence and Joe Kuhel spark Senators on 15 hits. Ted Wilks joins Cardinals. Coscarart eyed third season. Tigers split up at Evansville. attendance drops in exhibition games.
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NEW York
Spud Chandler
Ernie Bonham
New York Yankees
Bronx Bombers
Chandler
Bonham
Joe McCarthy
Cardinals
Atlantic City
Plainfield
N. J
Washington Senators
Stan Spence
Joe Kuhel
Senators
Bainbridge Naval Station
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Ted Wilks
Cardinal
Cards
Browns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ete Coscarart
Leveland
Indianapolis
Coscarrt
Escondido
Calif
Detroit Tigers
Evansville
Ind
Indians Plug Injuries Darken Spring Training Outlook
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau warned of good injury luck, but trainer Lefty Weisman then treated three players. Cris Hockett damaged his shoulder, Mickey Rocco hurt a foot in Lafayette, and another teammate joined the inactive list as the Indians lost 6 to 0 to the Pirates. Joe Heving also feared a leg injury from a line drive. Max Butcher limited the Washington club to five hits in six innings before a rain stoppage.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Lefty Weisman
Cris Hockett
Mickey Rocco
Lafayette
Indians
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Heving
Max Butcher
Redskins
Reds Return to Cincinnati Plan Workout on Weather Hazy Day
The Cincinnati Reds hoped for their first workout at Crosley Field today but forecasts clouded plans. After four weeks at Indiana University in Bloomington, four more exhibition games with the Cleveland Indians remain before opening day April 18, starting with Thursday at Richmond Indiana and Friday at Dayton, then two at home over the weekend.
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Cincinnati
Cinccinnati Reds
Crosley Field
Reds
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Cleveland Indians
Richmond
Dayton
Daughertys Host Weekend Guests in Chauncey
Chauncey hosts weekend visiting party including Mr and Mrs Dee Daugherty and Ruth Ann Canton guests Mrs Carrie Higgins and Paul Higgins with Elwood Daugherty and children Robert Richard Carolyn Pauline Daugherty and rge Cee also present Ollie Fig ley of Columbus stayed as a guest. Carrie Higgins visited At kinson Higgins and Frances At kinson Higgins at Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Charles Daugherty
Dee Daugherty
Ruth Ann
Carrie Higgins
Paul Higgins
Canton
Elwood Daugherty
Robert
Richard
Carolyn
Pauline Daugherty
Ollie Figley
Columbus
Daugherty
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary to Meet and Plan District Convention
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary of the United Mine Workers will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the K P building. A luck supper will feature the social hour. President Mrs Bonnie Mullins will conduct the meeting. Plans will be made for local members to attend the District convention in Murray City on Thursday April 13 at 7:30 p.m.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
The
United Mine Workers
K. of P
Bonnie Mullins
Murray City
Needle Club Meeting Rescheduled by Hostess Edith MacDaniel
Mrs Edith Mac Daniel will host the Millfield Needle Club Thursday night instead of Wednesday. The change shifts the regular meeting date for club members.
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Chauncey
Edith Mac- Daniel
Millfield
Millfield Church Ladies Aid Society to Meet Friday
Chauncey reports the Ladies Aid Society of the Millfield Church of Christ will gather Friday night with Mrs. Daniel Fulton hosting at her Millfield home.
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Chauncey—Ladies Aid Society
The
Millfield
Mrs Winnie Skinner Hosts Esther Class Night
Mrs Winnie Skinner of Jacobs Avenue will host the Esther Class of Chauncey M E Church at her home Wednesday night for the April business and social gathering.
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Chauncey
Winnie Skinner
Jacobs Ave
Esther
Chauncey M. E. Church
Fullerton Roundup Flickers of Baseball and Boxing News
Opening day melee at Jamaica race track ends with police separating two fans. Tony Ordenana praised by proxies and critics for fielding, while Honus Wagner commented on a miscued grounder. Lou Nova faces multiple ring dates after Omaha show. Giants players End O’Neal Adams and Hubert Barker to build planes in Tulsa. Proxy Bill Streit announces May 27 national senior weight lifting championships and Mr America in Chattanooga for G I personnel.
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New York
Jamaica Race Track
Lou Nova
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Tulsa
Kansas City
Omaha
O'Neal Adams
Hubert Barker
Football Giants
Okla
Luckman
Bill Streit
Southern A. A. U
Chattanooga
Tenn
G. I
Millfield Miners Contribute to Dover Red Cross Drive
Millfield Miners Local members vote $2 per man to the Dover Red Cross, pushing Dover Township past its $2,000 goal. Four local unions in the county report combined gifts and district support, with volunteers and schools aiding the drive.
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Chauncey
Millfield No. 6
Dover
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 Avenue to Mr and Mrs J Henry Locke. Locke property on Monroe Avenue goes to a Tippie sister. Mrs Jessie Tippie Johnson and family will occupy after the move. Bridgewaters, 13 years in the area, plan to settle near The Plains. Miss Ethel Mae Mulpas returns to employment at the State Office Building Columbus after four days with College Hill parents.
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Chauncey
Joe Bridgewater
May Ave
J. Henry Locke
Lockes
Monroe Ave
Charles W. Tippie
Jessie Tippie
Johnson
Bridgewaters
Plains
Ethel Mae Mulpas
State Office
Columbus
Charles Mulipas
College Hill
Weekend Guests Tie Chauncey Afield to Many Homes
Chauncey residents hosted relatives and friends from Columbus Jerseyville Millfield Bishopville and Carbon Hill over the week end. Visitors included James and Ray Duffee Ruth Cruikshank Luther Cruikshank DeWitt Walker Sharon Ann Walker Mae Maynard Paul Maynard Harold Blower and children Cora Webb Ores Swartz Jolene Gaston and others.
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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 Sees Large Sunday Attendance
Five parish churches report total Sunday attendance 664 with nine new members. Chauncey leads with 227 present and six new members, Green Run 63, Trimble 152, Taylor Ridge 28, Millfield 72. Offerings total 254.51 across the five churches.
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Chauncey — Church of Christ
Trimble
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
Chauncey
News
Slisher Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Chauncey Walter Slisher son of Mr and Mrs George Slisher was seriously injured at a Dayton defense plant last July. He has been confined at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton and was moved home by ambulance last week. He now resides in Lower Plains near the filling station and may receive visitors. he is married with two children.
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Chauncey Walter Slisher
George Slisher
Chauncey
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Lower Plains
Clevelanders Dominate Early at AAU Boxing Nationals
The Mid west leads after day one at Boston Garden with 15 survivors among 32. Cleveland tops, placing six of seven into semifinals led by Rudy Molinaro and Joe D Amato, while Frank Cordy is eliminated.
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Boston
Midwest
Boston Garden
Cleveland
East
Frank Cordy
Niles
Ohio City
Joe D’amato
Warren, C
Frank Muche
Jack Darthard
Kansas City
Rudy Molinaro
Joey Salcone
Virgil Franklin
Riverside
Aanadarko
Okla
Ray Standifer
Vance Bassler
U. S. Navy
Harvard University
Sgt
Eddie Sims
USA
Jack Thorne, Jr
Newark
N. J
Vaughn Hosts Easter Dinner Honoring Wolfe Couple
Glouster residents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vaughn entertained at a dinner Sunday to honor Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe of Trimble for their 47th wedding anniversary on April 7. Attending were the Wolfe couple, Mr. and Mrs. James Gibbs of Dayton, and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Harold Vaughn
John Wolfe
Trimble
James Gibbs
Dayton
Zarley-Lemity wedding announced in Glouster area
Mr and Mrs Charles Zarley of Glouster announce the marriage of their daughter Maxine to Master Sgt Raymond E Lemity son of Mr and Mrs George Lemity of Crookaville The ceremony was held Wednesday April 5 at 10 am at the Church of Christ parsonage with Rev Wood B Cundiff officiating The bride wore a blue crepe street length dress with brown accessories Lemity is a York High School graduate class of 1937 and was employed by A P before enlisting He is stationed at Smoky Hill Army Air Field Salina Kansas returning to camp after a 15 day furlough
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Charles Zarley
Glouster
Maxine
Raymond E. Lemity
George Lemity
Crookaville
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 Denounces New Rules in Basketball
Nick Kearns a veteran referee with over two decades on the court criticizes the National Basketball Committee changes. He cites the five fouls rule and goaltending clarifications as placing excessive burdens on officials and increasing fan hostility.
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Cage Official Raps
Chicago
Nick Kearns
National Basketball Committee
Kearns
Nick
Trimble Grangers Hear Talks by Six Members
Trimble Grange met with Mrs. Celia Boudinot presiding. Two new membership petitions and two reinstatements were discussed. The program featured lectures on the 1944 Fertilizer Program nitrogen use in 1944 crops strip farming and pasture fertilizer experiences, plus a potato cultivation talk and a presidents poem. The regular meeting time was changed to the second Saturday each month.
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Glouster
Trimble Grange
Celia Boudinot
R. H. Kasler
Lewis Antle
Allen Boudinot
H. E. Jones
R. H. Easler
Allen Chadwell
C. L. Eddy
D. M. Sawyer
Glouster Area Sends Word on Missing War Hero
War Department reports Lieut. Harry Theophylus, son of former Glouster residents, missing in action over Germany. In local notes Thomas Micky Healy visits Fletcher General Hospital before returning to duty. Bob Lawson, on furlough, returns to Camp Clayborne Louisiana.
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Harry Theophylus
Glouster
War Department
Germany
Thomas
Micky) Healy
Fletcher General Hospital
Relord Healy
Bob Lawson
William Lawson
Clayborne
Sunrise Service at Trimble Methodist Church
An Easter morning service began at 6 30 in Trimble Methodist Church with candles, Easter lilies and forsythia displays. A 12 person choir performed while Grace Sayre sang The Holy City and Arthur Lee Buell played Near the Cross.
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Glouster
Trimble
Grace Sayre
Holy City
Arthur Lee Buell
Cross
Illness Sends James L. Vaughn Jr to City Hospital
James L. Vaughn Jr of Glouster, son of the late James L. Vaughn Sr, became ill at his Warren home on April 3. He was taken to City Hospital by his physician after a prior February attack with the cause undetermined at that time.
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Glouster
James L. Vaughn
Warren
City Hospital
Paul Kelly Moves to Gatchel House in Nearby City
Paul Kelly relocates from West Carrollton to the John Gatchel residence in the area. He expects to be drafted into the Army in the near future.
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Glouster
Paul Kelly
West Carrollton
John Gatchel
Paul
Baptist Society Plans Activities at Glouster Church
GLOUSTER Baptist Missionary Society met Sunday with Miss Beulah Morris presiding. Mrs. Gladys Viney read Scripture and Mrs. Morris led prayer. They planned regular Wednesday prayer meetings and a Mothers Day rally to benefit the society. Members will receive a "penny-a-meal" offering bank. The next meeting is May 4 at the church.
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Glouster
Grooms Win Higher Pay At New York Track Strike Ends
After a groom wage protest at Jamaica race track the State Racing Commission approved a $100 purse increase per race up to 5000, plus $5 to grooms per horse led to paddock and $10 for a winner. Star of Padula won the first race with a 3 45 4 time as mutuels rose across seven races and a Monday crowd left disappointed.
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New York
Jamaica Race Track
State Racing Commission
C. F. Kohler
Galletta Leads North and South Medal as Bowles Trails
The 44th North and South amateur golf tournament opening round in Pinehurst, N C features Mal Galletta of St Albans N Y as medalist with a 72 while Richard Bowles Jr of the Valley Club Long Island shot 78. Other pairings show R A Stranahan Toledo O 76 against Stedman Tinker Columbus O 80.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Mal Galletta
St. Albans
N. Y
Richard Bowles, Jr
A Valley Club
Long Island
Sme
R. A. Stranahan
Toledo
Stedman Tinker
Columbus
Nightly Bible Meeting Starts At Chauncey Church
Rev. Robert M. Phillips presides as Chauncey Methodist Church begins a seven day series with nightly services at 7 30 PM Each evening a Bible themed movie is shown and the public is invited to attend the sermons and screenings
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Chauncey
Robert M. Phillips
Marion
Chauncey Methodist Church
Bulldogs' Game Postponed to April 24 in Athens Lancaster
Athens Lancaster baseball game delayed due to wet grounds and moved to April 24. Return game set for April 28. Bulldogs seek their third win of the season and are slated to meet The Plains here Friday.
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Lancaster
Bulldogs
the Plains
Preaching Tonight at Millfield Mission Church
Rev. Charles Hook leads a worship service at Millfield Mission Church on Wednesday night at 7 30.
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Millfield
Charles Hook
Millfield Mission Church
Judson Plans Move 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 drafted or called into service soon.
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Glouster
Ralph Judson
Omar Company
Elton Coffman
Mr. Judson
Shumways Move to Athens. Kleinmans to Occupy Lent Property
Mr and Mrs John Shumway plan to move from the Russell Lent property to Athens where he will manage a supermarket. Mr and Mrs B Kleinman will take over the Lent property.
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Athens
Glouster
John Shumway
Shumway
8. Kleinman
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