Burial for Veteran Miner in Nelsonville Wednesday
Jacksonville burial set for John Miller a veteran coal miner died Sunday at his daughter's home Mrs Elizabeth Shannon Born 1866 in McArthur he moved to Athens County in 1868 Married 1888 to Sarah Shifflet and raised eight children Surviving are three sons Bert Fred Joe and four daughters Mae Messell Alma Daniels Martha Rizer Elizabeth Shannon also a sister Rebecca Curtis 27 grandchildren and six great grandchildren Funeral at Latter Day Saints Church Nelsonville Wednesday at 2 PM Elder Loving to officiate
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Ruth In Line for Albany Joe Manager Post Rumor
Montreal reports International League chief Frank Shaughnessy dismissed talk of a Ruth Albany deal as unlikely circus. Babe Ruth declined to confirm plans, saying he would not pursue minor league start but may discuss with Joe Cambria next week in New York.
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Rail and air schedules show multiple daily services
The page lists New York Central and Chesapeake and Ohio train times with daily and Sunday exceptions, including No. 2 and No. 4, National Limited, Diplomat, and other services. It also notes Athens Municipal Airport airtaxi service with sunrise to sunset operations and connections to TWA and AA, with specific departure times.
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Butch Grover Addresses Kiwanis on basketball and era changes
Branton T. Grover, longtime Ohio University basketball figure, spoke to Kiwanis Club about the 1936 37 season and the sport’s evolution. He highlighted global growth with 57 nations playing, rule changes aimed at offense, and the challenge of coaching basketball versus football.
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Whainell Cares Whether Dizzy Dean Is Traded Or Sold
Daytona Beach column notes a new club formed to discuss Dizzy Dean trade rumors. The writer jokes about multiple sensational trade possibilities and mocks the sports press for hype around the 1937 season. The piece cites Dean remaining with St Louis and references Babe Ruth and Colonel Rupert as icons of overblown negotiation lore.
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Letart Falls Social Notes
Social items from Letart Falls report Rev Earl Scott starting a revival at Plants M E Church and Rev Hubert Sharp of Texas to preach at United Brethren Church. Many locals and visitors are listed with travel, family visits, and Thanksgiving gatherings.
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Knox Wins Narrow Decision in Dayton Ten-Round Bout
Buddy Knox, rising Dayton heavyweight and former star of the Chicago Stadium white hope tournament, edged Dan Hassett of Philadelphia in a 10-round decision Monday night at Dayton.
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Thirty-Eight Turn Out for Cage Practice
Athens High School basketball opens with thirty eight players reporting for the first practice under Coach Pete McKinley. The roster will be cut to 21 by midweek and to 16 soon after as the coach builds around veterans Carl Wilson Gerald Stauffer and Basil Gordon while nursing the uncertain return of Clyde Littler to possible action this season.
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Rose Bowl Opponent To Be Named At PCC Meeting
University of Washington faces a decision on the Rose Bowl opponent with a Pacific Coast Conference meeting in Pasadena on December 7. Coach Jimmy Phelan says the nomination will go to the full conference for approval while Washington makes the final pick, aiming for the strongest available team and avoiding haste.
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Myer 712 Pound Boy Born To Washington Player
Washington baseman Buddy Myer and wife welcomed a 712 pound baby boy late Monday. Club president Clark Griffith called the birth the arrival of the regular second baseman of the Washington team of 1954.
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Five Ohio Schools Finish Undefeated and Untied in Gridiron
Five major Ohio scholastic teams Massillon Martins Ferry Middletown Cleveland West Tech and Kenton completed the season unbeaten and untied. Massillon trampled foes scoring 441 points while allowing 14. Martins Ferry defeated York rivals. Middletown posted the only perfect defensive record among major teams. West Tech and Kenton also finished clean with notable schedules.
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Glouster Third Grade Honor Roll Named by Rooms
Average 100 percent last six weeks achieved by Glouster School third graders taught by Miss Beulah Bennett includes John Downs Kenneth Skinner Joan Cotter and Elizabeth Ann Davis From Miss Kuintz room list includes Charles Morrison Andrew Wolf Dayne Witham Donna Mae Foraker Betty Hogue Phyllis Labora Edith Morgan Wilma McNabb Ruth Russell Betty Richards and Twila Williams.
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Blower Guest of Columbus Parents This Weekend
Jim Blower of Station WBNS Columbus was a guest Sunday and Monday of his parents Mr and Mrs E M Blower. He traveled from the station to visit family over the weekend.
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Birthday Surprise for Fred Sayers in Millfield Home Party
Fred Sayers was surprised with a birthday party Saturday evening hosted at a local Millfield home. Ice cream, cake, and gifts were shared with guests including Leslie Kittle family, E. A. Sayers family, and other relatives of the honoree.
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Glouster Lodge Meeting Set For Wednesday Night
Glouster Lodge No 607 F. A. M. will hold a degree meeting and regular session Wednesday night at the lodge hall with members urged to attend.
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Ohio Wesleyan Names Millers Honorary Captain, VP Hagaman MVP
Halden Miller from Bucyrus was chosen as honorary captain for the Ohio Wesleyan football team after the season. Ed Hagaman of Delaware was named the squad's most valuable player.
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Pitt Wins Lambert Trophy as Eastern Football Champ
The August V. Lambert Memorial Trophy, emblematic of the eastern football championship, was awarded today to the University of Pittsburgh. The University of Pennsylvania finished second as ten New York sports writers served on the voting committee.
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Undefeated Teams Record Snapshot
The record lists undefeated squads including Massillon, Martins Ferry, Kenton, Cleveland West Tech, and Middletown with wins and points. It mentions locations Bana Ada Van Wert Wapakoneta Shelby and London among the teams and shows scores such as Massillon 4410 and Martins Ferry 20227.
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Local Union Members Vote for International Officers
Members of Local Union 3955 UMWA Jacksonville will vote for international officers at a regular meeting in the mayor's office next Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The regular business meeting follows at 4 p.m. Members in good standing are urged to vote and attend. A separate note reports visitors returning home after a city visit.
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Williams Family Rejoins Youngstown After Relative's Death
Mr and Mrs Frank Williams Sr and their children Frank Jr and Margaret returned to Youngstown after visiting relatives. They came home due to the death of Mrs Williams brother Roy Smith Hemlock who died in Logan hospital from injuries in a motor accident Thursday night near his home.
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Withers and White Return to Buckhannon After Visit
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Withers and Mrs. M. C. White returned to Buckhannon West Virginia Sunday after a several day visit in this city with Mr. and Mrs. L. G. DeLong, the Withers' son in law and daughter.
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Return to Columbus From Glouster and Nelsonville Visit
Mr and Mrs Horton Chevalier and son Jerry return to Columbus after spending several days in Glouster with Mrs and Mrs Robert Brunton and in Nelsonville with Mrs Chevalier's parents Mr and Mrs Jenkins.
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Legion Auxiliary Plans Annual Christmas Party
GLOUSTER plans for the American Legion Auxiliary Christmas party with a Thursday 7 pm meeting at the Legion Hall. The event is set for Sunday afternoon December 20.
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