Hens Preview Lefty Oriented Lineup For Athens Snow Date
Mudhens coach Fournier reshuffles roster ahead of a Wednesday game at Athens weather permitting. Lefty bats dominate the lineup with Jack Fournier pleased by left handed hitting while right handed hitters lag. New faces Len Schulte and Red Hayworth arrive as utility and catcher respectively, George Corona moves to first base to test fielding.
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Nick Gregory
Gregory
Hal Epps
al Zarilla
George Corona
Fournier
Jack
Corona
Athens
Len Schulte
Red Hayworth
Schulte
Springfield
San Antonio
Texas Loop
Hayworth
Ohio University
Birds Get Two New Southpaws
The Columbus Red Birds acquire left handed pitchers Elwin Roe and George Dockins from the St. Louis Cardinals. Roe, returning from last year, was sold outright while Dockins, who posted 14 wins and five losses for New Orleans last season, was optioned on a 24 hour recall basis.
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Portsmouth
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Nick Cullop
Elwin (Preacher) Roe
George Dockins
St. Louis Cardinals
Roe
Red Birds
Dockins
New Orleans
Boudreau Plans Seven Inning Starts for Indians
Richmond Indiana AP Lou Boudreau, wary of his pitching depth, orders seven inning starts for four Cleveland hurlers while the Indians shift toward Cincinnati after canceling a game at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Bagby and Salveson named to start as the team heads to Springfield Dayton and Middletown before weekend games in Ohio.
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Richmond
Ind
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati Reds
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Tribe
al Milnar
Mel Harder
al Smith
Jim Bagby Boudreau
Cleveland
Bagby
Jack Salveson
del Baker
Indians
Indianapolis
Baker
Springfield
Dayton
Middletown
Cincinnati
Reds Mound Staff Looks Good Again
RICHMOND Ind AP The Cincinnati Reds pitching staff appears strong again under Manager Bill McKechnie. Vince Derringer’s absence through a trade is not felt as Vander Meer Riddle Starr and Shoun show spring form. Walters injures and Malloy steps in as McKechnie plans for opener against Cleveland.
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Richmond
Ind
Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Paul Derringer
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Chuck
Johnny Vander Meer
St. Louis Cardinals
Bucky Walters
Bucky
Walters
Clyde Shoun
Cleveland Indians
Bob Malloy
McKechnie
Clean-Up Campaign Opens In Chauncey
Chauncey mayor announces a two week spring cleanup starting Thursday April 15. Property owners and residents urged to cooperate. cans and garbage hauled free if placed in alleys or convenient spots for the corporation truck. Ashes removal charged. Barrels available by notifying Marshal Alva Karns.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Hines
Corporation
Alva Karns
Pvt Raymond Hillyer Returns to Fort Meade
Pvt Raymond Hillyer has returned to Fort George G. Meade Maryland after a nine day furlough at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Hillyer Sugar Creek formerly of Chauncey. He was transferred from Camp Joseph T Robinson Arkansas to Fort Meade to continue basic training.
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Chauncey
Raymond Hillyer
Fort George G. Meade
Robert Hillyer
Sugar Creek
Hillyer
Camp Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Fort Meade
Sunday Guests Include Baron Cale Baugh and Hancock
Oat Wess Chauncey hosted Sunday visitors daughter and granddaughters Mrs Taney Baron Mrs Kathryn Cale baugh and Kenneth Jr Leota Baron of Parkersburg West Virginia and Edward Hancock of Chicago among the guests.
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Chauncey
Oat Wess
Taney Baron
Kathryn Calebaugh
Kenneth, Jr
Leota Baron
Parkersburg
W. Va
Edward Hancock
Chicago
Fullerton’s Roundup Eyeing Baseball Pennants and Picks
Fullerton’s Roundup previews this year’s major league pennant race with playful picks for favorites in both leagues. It jokes about the unpredictability of April selections and notes the Dodgers, Cardinals, Reds, Giants, Pirates, Cubs, Braves, and Phillies as contenders or stragglers, with the Yankees favored in the American League. It also includes a guest guest star remark from the Baltimore Sun about Pimlico spring meet parking and a quip on golf ball rules from manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Reds
Giants
Pirates
Cubs
Braves
Phillies
C. M. Gibbs
Baltimore Sun
Pimlico
Esther Class Meeting at Chauncey Methodist Church
Mrs Evelyn Patterson hosted the Esther Class gathering at W mound Street Chauncey. Grace Stalder led devotion and reports were given by Mrs Boling and Mrs Russell. A White Elephant sale is planned for May 14 at Laura Russell's Ellis Avenue home with Lena Cunningham as guest and mystery prize winner.
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Chauncey
Evelyn Patterson
W. Mound St
Esther
Chauncey Methodist Church
Grace Stalder
Patterson
Boling
Russell
Laura Russell
Ellis Ave
Lena Cunningham
Charles Spearry
Cunningham
Winnie Skinner
Helen Nicholson
Lizzie Harvey
Lucille Grandstaff
Elizabeth Boling
Lana Russell
James Carter Returns Home on Weeklong Furlough
Coast Artillery private James Carter stationed at Fort Hancock New Jersey is in Chauncey for a week visiting his father B. E. Carter and sister families in Delaware Ohio. He plans to return for Aviation Cadet training after the furlough. Carter has served 14 months and is a Chauncey-Dover High standout in basketball. Elder Lester Stauffer of Zanesville preached in Chauncey and Newark while visiting the Seventh Day Adventist congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
James Carter
Coast Artillery
Fort Hancock
New Jersey
B. E. Carter
Stella Martin
Cecil Hughes
Delaware
Carter
Chauncey-Dover High
Lester Stauffer
Zanesville
Seventh Day Adventist
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Newark
Glouster
Logan
Southern Association Sets 12 Rules to Speed Games
Chattanooga owner Joe Engel hails a wartime manual by Billy Evans for the Southern Association that outlines 12 delay destroying rules. Umpires will deliver balls directly to pitchers, no home plate conference, limited dissent, and streamlined exchanges on the mound.
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Atlanta
Joe Engel
Chattanooga
Southern Association
Joe
Engel
Billy Evans
Association
Baseball
Evans
Cleveland Indians
Ump
Southern
Sings on two radio broadcasts from Station WMAN
Chauncey Sweeney Jr a Marion Ohio resident sang on two WMAN Marion broadcasts Sunday. He performed a solo set in one program and joined the Steam Shovel Chorus from his place of employment in the other. His parents and relatives visited in Marion over the weekend.
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Chauncey
Charles Sweeney, Jr
Charles Sweeney
Marion
WMAN
Sweeney
Mary Helen Sweeney
Marilyn Parry
Robert Phillips
Betty
Nurse Visits Mother in Chauncey
Miss Vergene Palmer nurse at Osteopathic Hospital Marietta spent Friday and Saturday in Chauncey with her mother Mrs Minnie Palmer. A Mt Vernon Sanitorium graduate she joined Marietta hospital several weeks ago.
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Chauncey
Miss Vergene Palmer
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Minnie Palmer
Miss Palmer
Mt Vernon
Marietta Hospital
Local Soldier Harold Locke on 15 Day Furlough Home
Corporal Harold Locke of Chauncey and Alliance Nebraska returns home on a 15 day furlough to visit his parents Mr and Mrs J H Locke and sisters Gieneta and Beulah Locke. An additional son Homer Locke also serves in the military stationed at Velligo California.
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Chauncey
Harold Locke
Alliance
Nebraska
J. H. Locke
Gieneta
Beulah Locke
Homer Locke
Velligo
California
Shafer Family Hosts Weekend Guests and Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. John Shafer welcome their niece Mrs. Inez Courtney of Nelsonville over the weekend. Mrs. Nellie Brookins and daughter Thelma Jean of Chauncey dined with them, and Sunday callers included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bingman of Athens and Dale Wharton of The Plains.
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Chauncey
John Shafer
Inez Courtney
Nelsonville
Nellie Brookins
Thelma Jean
Shafer
Elmer Bingman
Athens
Dale Wharton
the Plains
Trimble Area War Workers Starting on Bond Drive
Glouster October meeting of the Victory Bond Sale Committee for Trimble Township opened the drive to sell bonds for war financing. Members reviewed district blocks, noted early sales, and urged residents to loan money to the government rather than gift it, aiming for the largest loan ever attempted.
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Trimble Area
Glouster
Trimble
Gratis
Glouster Personal News Highlights Visits and Navy Report
Byron J Morris and Mrs Morris visited Locust Street with Alfred Morris Jr. Two weeks in Harrison Michigan Alfred Morris II reports for Navy duty April 14 Mrs Byron Morris toured Norfolk and New York City Mrs Morris II and Mrs Jauchius Colum bus were briefed Rothwell Club to merge meetings April 29 at Mrs Bingmans home PFC Joseph E Christman returns to Reno after ten days with parents in Trimble Columbus guests at Trimble Heights.
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Byron J. Morris
Joseph E. Christman
Trimble
Reno
Nevada
Douglas Brown
A. Cunningham
Columbus
C. E. Palmer
Trimble Heights
Former Glouster Resident Dies
Mrs. Edward Duffy also known as Edna Burns of Pomeroy dies Sunday from a cerebral hemorrhage. She was a Glouster High School graduate and is survived by two sisters Mayme Burns Carris of Mult Port and Margaret Burns Croushore of Columbus, and brother Onn Burns of the city.
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Glouster
Edward Duffy
Edna Burns
Pomeroy
Duffy
Pat Burns
Burns
Clouster
Glouster High School
Walter Carris
Mayme Burns
Middleport
Margaret Burns Croushore
Columbus
Onn Burns
Glouster Area Service Men Report Training and Assignments
GLOUSTER area service men are listed with training and duty updates. Dick Heiskell completed basic training in Florida and will study radio and mechanics at Scott Field. Walter Love tours furlough then heads to Fort Knox for four weeks of gunnery school before returning to San Jose. Robert Skinner writes from New York to report steward technical studies and satisfaction with the course. Roger Kittle finishes ninety days of basic training and noncommissioned officers school then moves to Fort Riley for mechanized cavalry officers candidate school. Gwynn Sanders, previously an instructor at Curtis Bay, Md., now serves on the coast guard cutter Manitou. Foster Sayre visits Trimble on furlough while stationed at Dyesburg Tennessee for clerical work and a new base is established there.
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Glouster
T. R
Dick) Heiskell
Army Air Corps
Tent City
St. Petersburg
Fla
Scott Field
Ill
Pvt
Walter Love
Albert Love
Fort Knox
San Jose
Calif
Armored
Robert Skinner
Pfc
New York
Steward Technical
Roger KR. Kittle
Fort Riley
Kansas
Gwynn Sanders
Curtis Bay
Coast Guard
Manitou
H F. Kittle
Foster Sayre
Trimble
W. A. Sayre
Foster
Dyesburg
Tenn
Pageant by Church of Christ to mark Easter sunrise service
Young people of the Church of Christ will present an Easter sunrise pageant at the local church. The production will recount the Resurrection story in a fitting manner with special Easter music directed by chorister W. W. Wallace.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
W. W. Wallace
Rendville Man Arrested in Glouster for Fighting
Rendville man was arrested north of Rendville by Chief Fred Heck and charged with fighting. At arraignment before Mayor Williams he pleaded guilty and was fined $10 and costs. Reynolds Booker was arrested for intoxication and pleaded guilty, fined $5 and costs.
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Glouster
Elwood
Rendville
Fred Heck
Williams
Reynolds Booker
Masons Set Special Glouster Meeting for April Fourteenth
Worshipful Master W H Stahl calls Glouster Lodge No 607 F and A M to a special gathering Wednesday evening April 14 at 730 o clock. Three Fellowcraft degrees will be conferred and refreshments will be served.
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Glouster
W. H. Stahl
Glouster Lodge
A. M
Cardinals Dominate AP Poll for National League Pennant
New York AP reports71 The Associated Press poll of 72 scribes names the St. Louis Cardinals as the top National League team with 54 first place votes and 554 points. Brooklyn Dodgers place second with 11 firsts, Reds third, followed by the Cubs Giants Pirates Braves and Phillies in the order.
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NEW York
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Dodgers
Cubs
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Phils
Phils
Braves
Cards
Giants
Clevelanders Shine in AAA Ring Tourney
Boston AP report on the National A A U wartime boxing championship highlights Clevelanders with strong showing as 83 boxers competed to reduce the field to 32 for semi finals. Samson Powell and Bob Foxworth are notable title defenders among returning champions. Leroy Jackson of Cleveland contends at 118 pounds after last year’s 112-pound crown.
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Boston
Cleveland
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Samson Powell
Bob Foxworth
St. Louis
Leroy Jackson
Moose Will Install Officers Wednesday
GLOUSTER The Loyal Order of Moose will hold an installation of officers Wednesday April 14 with Charles McCall of the Lancaster Lodge a Past Governor conducting the exercises All members urged to attend. The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion will hold a public games party at American Legion Hall this evening beginning at 7 40 o clock proceeds to the auxiliary treasury.
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Glouster
Loyal Order of Moose
Charles McCall
Lancaster Lodge
Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion
American Legion Hall
Youth Fitness Parley Opens
Cincinnati AP report on the national war fitness conference of the American Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation. The five day meeting, fully sanctioned by the Office of Defense Transportation, unites teachers coaches psychiatrists doctors and Army and Navy officers to plan for 1 046 000 high school youths eligible for the draft addressing mental moral and physical fitness and correcting defects to reduce rejection.
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Cincinnati
National War Fitness Conference
The
American Association For Health, Physical Education, and Recreation
Office of Defense
Army
Navy
Association
Surprise party marks Elbea Bings 22nd birthday in Hemlock Grove
A large crowd gathered for a surprise party for Elbea Bing on his 22nd birthday with refreshments served. Sunday School attendance included Mr and Mrs Emmett Hawk Mrs Ernest Cullums and son Terry and Robert Hawk at the Hawk home. Everett Taylor and son Paul spent the weekend with the Hunk family in West Virginia returning home with Mrs Taylor following a two week visit. Darsel Smith is recovering from illness. The Garden Club met at the Grange Hall. R V Heilman and Betty Heilman visited from Bunker Hill, and Betty spent Monday night with Mrs Ziba Midkiff.
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Hemlock Grove
Elbea Bing
Emmett Hawk
Ernest Cullums
Terry
Robert Hawk
Alfred Hawk
Everett Taylor
Paul
Hunt
West Virginia
Taylor
Darsel Smith
Homer Midkiff
Grace
Gary Midkiff
Monroceville
Porter Midkiff
Garden Club
Grange Hall
R. V. Heilman
Bunker Hill
Ziba Midkiff
Betty Heilman
Mrs
Change of Meeting Place for Friendship Class
Because of Mrs. Christine Brown illness the Church of Christ Friendship Class will meet at Mrs. Jennie Jackson's home on High Street rather than Brown's. Hostesses are Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Pearl Henry, and Miss Margaret Jackson.
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Chauncey
Christine Brown
Church of Christ
Jennie Jackson
High St
Jackson
Pearl Henry
Margaret Jackson
Leaves Clinic Row At Point Pleasant
Mrs. Lous ella Bush discharged from Point Clinic during the weekend and Owens Plante admitted for medical treatment.
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Leaves Clinic
Point Pleasant
Lousella Bush
Point Clinic
Owens Plante
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