Bears and Packers on the Eve of Pro Grid Work
Pro football opens with the Packers facing the College All Stars at Soldiers’ Field on August 29 and the Giants meeting Eastern All Stars at the Polo Grounds on September 4. Dutch Clark of the Rams predicts a landmark year with rosters bolstered by rookies from Chicago, New York, and beyond.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Soldiers’ Field
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Rams
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Dutch Clark
Clark
Chicago Bears
Bill Osmanski
Billy Patterson
Sid Luckman
Ken Kavanaugh
Louisiana State
Ed Koleman
Temple
Clyde Turner
Hardin-Simmons
Lee Artee
California
Clarke
Grenville Lansdell
South
Cobb’s legacy echoed by Joe DiMaggio’s relaxed routine
Mitch’s Musings recalls Ty Cobb as the model of baseball focus. Joe DiMaggio adopts Cobb’s calm approach, lingering in the clubhouse, dressing slowly, and delaying dinner to maintain concentration. Critics note today’s game lacks Cobb’s 24 hour dedication.
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Cobb
Joe DiMaggio
Pacific Coast
DiMaggio
Ty Cobb
Racine Social and Personal Hints Chronicle Week’s Short Visits
Local residents share weekend visits and home moves. E M Wood and family moved from the First National Bank apartment to Dr F M Cluff’s vacated home in Middleport. Akron guests Albert Scott and Mrs Scott visited Henry Roush family. Milton Smart of Chillicothe spent Sunday with the Smarts. Roy and Jerry Duerflinger from Lancaster came to see Dr and Mrs John Kessler. Mrs Mayme Powell Jerry Ida Cleland and Mrs John Weaver traveled from Spiller to Rochester Pa. Charles Forsythe and two children from New Stanton Pa visited Ralph Neigler. Charles Beegle and Vera Beegle visited Mrs Roush’s son-in-law Kyle Stump in Zanesville. Miss Sandra Stump will visit her grandmother Mrs Roush. Horace McElhinny and Weber Theobald families visited Wilbur Theobald. Mrs Bert Crow visited her sister Edna Craig in Middleport.
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Racine
E. M. Wood
First National Bank
F. M. Cluff
Middleport
Albert Scott
Akron
New Stanton
Ralph Neigler
Charles Beegle
Harry Roush
Vera Beegle
Horace McElhinny
Weber Theobald
Janet, Pomeroy
Wilbur Theobald
Bert Crow
Edna Craig
White Elephant Sale Planned by Glouster Methodist Church
The Glouster Methodist Church class will hold a White Elephant sale Friday evening at 7 30 at Miss Mabel LeFever’s Walnut Hill home. Mrs Ernestine Goff will assist the hostess.
Brevities From The Sporting World Across The Nation
Notes from New York and beyond on baseball football and horse racing. Lists trades injuries future matchups and evolving opinions from Connie Mack Babe Pinelli Ned and others. Mentioned are Joe Louis Ken Overlin Lew Jenkins and Frank Frisch with a jab at the Dodgers and Reds in the pennant chatter.
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New York
Buffalo
Chicago Cardinals
Detroit Lions
Cleveland Indians
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Ken Overlin
Henry Armstrong
Lew Jenkins
Louis
St. Louis
Joe Medwick
Sportsman's Park
Glouster Man Catches 25 Pound Catfish on River
Glouster resident Bill Welsch, famed in the area, and Joe McAllister fished the Muskingum River at Beverly. Wednesday Welsch hauled a 25 pound shovelhead catfish after a perch and bait were swallowed during a trotline set using crawfish. It took about a half hour to land the fish.
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Glouster
Bill Welsch
Joe McAllister
Musckingum
Beverly
Welsch
Mr. Welsch
Glouster Couple Wed in New York City Nuptials
Neil Adcock of Columbus and Lois Webster of Lancaster N Y were married on August 17 in New York City. Adcock once coached Glouster High School basketball and taught industrial arts and physical education. The couple will live in Toledo where he works at East Toledo School.
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Glouster
Neil Adcock
Columbus
Lois Webster
Lancaster
N. Y
New York
Adcock
Toledo
East Toledo
Wedding in Lancaster Unites Phyllis Mae Willike and Denver A Christy
Miss Phyllis Mae Willike daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Phillip Willike Trimble and Mr Denver A Christy son of Mr and Mrs Willard Christy of Lancaster were married Thursday Aug 8 at the Church of Christ by Rev A C Young. Attendant was Ruth Creiglow and best man was Harry Davis. They will live in Lancaster employed at Hocking Glass Factory.
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Lancaster
Phyllis Mae
Phillip Willike
Trimble
Denver A. Christy
Willard Christy
Church of Christ
A. C. Young
Ruth Creiglow
Harry Davis
Christy
Jacksonville-Trimble
Lancaster High School
Hocking Glass Factory
Glouster Boards Hires Two New Teachers
Glouster Ohio fills vacancies with Carl Kemp as assistant coach and Manual Arts and physical education teacher and Dorothy Lindaman as music instructor. Kemp, an Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College graduate, will reside in Glouster after opening of school. Lindaman from Columbus is a Denison University graduate and pianist cellist, to direct vocal and instrumental music for all grades and high school.
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Glouster
Carl Kemp
Louisville
Dorothy Lindman
Columbus
Ruth Cohn
New York City
Lindaman
Denison University
Delta Omicron Phi Society
Glouster Couple Announces Marriage of Evelyn Burnelle Patton
Mr and Mrs Merrill Ogg announce the marriage of their daughter Evelyn Burnelle to Dr Charles S Patton both of this city The ceremony was Aug 8 at the First Christian Church Ashland Ky officiated by Rev H B Smith The couple were unattended The bride wore wine and white travel crepe Mrs Patton is a Glouster High School graduate and Dr Patton son of Mr and Mrs William Patton Nelsonville High School 1933 Kirksville Osteopathy School 1937 will reside in this city and be at home after Sept 25
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Glouster
Merrill Ogg
Evelyn Burnelle
Charles S. Patton
First Christian Church
Ashland
H. B. Smith
Patton
Glouster High School
Miner Injures Arm at Mine 255 in City
W. W. Wallace of Broad Street was hurt Wednesday afternoon at Mine 255. He fell from the picking table, fracturing his right arm in two places near the elbow. He was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens by his brother C. C. Wallace, with Mrs. Wallace accompanying.
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Glouster
W. W. Wallace
Broad St
Wallace
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Cc. F. Wallace
Funeral Services for John S Kempton Held at Taylor Ridge
Funeral services were conducted Sunday at the Church of Christ for John S Kempton 73 a longtime Taylor Ridge resident. Reverend Gilbert Courtney and singers Christene Brown and Charles Bradfield officiated. Grandsons Delmar Kempton Leonard Leach Chester Davis Harold Conway James Bulloch and Charles Wandling served as pallbearers. Mrs Kempton preceded him in death. Distance attendees included numerous Kempton relatives from New Carlisle Williamsport Kingston Athens Zanesville Cincinnati and more.
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Taylor Ridge
Church of Christ
John S
Kempton
Gilbert Courtney
Christene Brown
Charles Bradfield
Chauncey
Delmar Kempton
Leonard Leach
Chester Davis
Harold Conway
James Bulloch
Charles Wandling
Clara Golding
Henry Golding
Lancaster
Clifford Olbers
Dayton
Fred Olbers
Emmett Olbers
Greens Run
Blaine Chalfant
Steubenville
Chalfant
Perry Chalfant
Muskingum Valley
Evan Davis
Ray
Friends Meet Mrs. Striplin in Glouster Incoming Birmingham visitor greets local friends
In Glouster Wednesday intimate friends gathered at Miss Lalla Danford’s home to greet Mrs. Winifred Striplin of Birmingham on a layover from New York City. Mrs. Striplin plans to reopen her Birmingham studio September first and also leads the Birmingham Presbyterian Church choir.
Winnenburg Rites Set in Corning for Louis
Louis Winnenburg, 70, of Corning died Wednesday. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday at St Bernard's Church Corning with interment at New Lexington. He leaves a son Henry and two daughters Mrs Thomas Leroy and Mrs Henry Hermey, plus 19 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Winnenburg
Corning
Saturda Corning Louie Whenenburg
St. Bernard’s Church
New Lexington
Rendville Teacher Honored by Friends
Mrs. Helen Leach head of Rendville Nursery School in Glouster was surprised when the Mother's Club Advisory Council and many friends gathered at the school to honor her work in the community. About 50 people attended and refreshments were served during her 30 day vacation.
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Glouster
Helen Leach
Rendville
Mother's Club
Advisory Council
Leach
Population concentration in Monaco noted
The article highlights Monaco as the world’s greatest human concentration with about 24 000 people living within 370 acres.
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Principality of
Monaco
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