Draft Price May Be Set At $10,000
Buffalo AP report details minor leagues opening their 43rd association meeting with a watchful wait on Landis successor. Proposals discuss protecting AA territory from major league moves and upping the draft price for Double A players to around $10,000, with no trade rumors in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
National Association
K. M. Landis
Fiotel Statler
Seagues
Frank J. Shaughnessy
Landis
Shaughnessy
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Lawrence
Pants
Rowland
Health Board Files Report For Month
LOGAN The Hocking County Health Department reports November activities across education disease control sanitation and administration. Notable items include 32 000 diphtheria antitoxin units 33 morbidity services 40 school visits 194 child examinations and 29 milk samples analyzed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Wasserman
Funeral Held for Miss Ruta Hawk in New Plymouth
NEW PLYMOUTH The death of Miss Ruta Hawk occurred at White Press Hospital Columbus Friday night. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church in New Plymouth Monday. Miss Hawk leaves a sister Miss Anne Hawk. She served as Bible teacher in the Methodist Church for 60 years and was president of the W C T U for 35 years. She also sat on the board of education for several years. Memorial services included many W C T U members and local residents. Burial was at pe Cemetery, McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Ruta Hawk
White Press Hospital
Columbus
Methodist Church
New Plyouth
Four Boys From District On O U Squad
Four district players aim for Ohio U roster as the team opens its season against Lockbourne Air Base. Key candidates include Mark Wyle from Gibisonville and freshmen Ralph Sayre Worley Baughman and Bob Hutchins, competing for starting spots and roles. Also notes rumors of Madigan to quit Hawks amid Western Conference winter meeting discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. U
Madigan
Hawks
Bobcat
Ohio U
Lockbourne Air Base
Mark Wyle
Gibisonville
Hocking County
Wylie
Ralph Sayre
Mason City
W. Va
Johnny Muldowan
Worley Baughman
Albany
Bob Dickey
Lancaster
Bob Hutchins
Wnelsonville
13 More Deer Brought Down
PORTSMOUTH i The prize KP of Ohio's second deer hunting season in 50 years is a 186 pound buck brought down by R. B. Elfrink of Marysville. Twelve other hunters also shot deer yesterday, the second day of the season, bringing totals killed to 37. Hunting will be permitted in restricted areas in Scioto Pike and Adams counties through Saturday. State conservation department officials said other successful hunters include Rev R L Boggs Coal Grove Harold Swearing Russellville Clarence Goren Mt Sterling O said B C Fersel Tiffin Vernon O'Dell South Webster E M Gatewood Gallipolis Stanley Geller Summerville G C Timmer Circleville Robert F Steinmetz Springfield C C Johnson Cadiz C E Brock Sullivania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Ohio
R. B. Elfrink
Marysville
Scioto
Pike
Adams
State Conservation Department
Rev
R. L. Boggs
Coal Grove
Harold Swearing
Russellville
Clarence
Goren
Mt Sterling
B. C. Fersel
Tiffin
Vernon O'Dell
South Webbster
E. M. Gatewood
Gallipolis
Stanley Geller
Summerville
G. C. Timmer
Circleville
Robert F Steinmetz
Springfield
C. C. Johnson
Cadiz
C. E. Brock
Sylvania
Quarantine On Dogs Explained by Hocking County Health Board
Health commissioner Dr H G Southard explains county wide dog quarantine adopted July 3 1942. Rules permit leashed farm dogs and hunting dogs with department permission, require dog wardens to seize strays, and authorize enforcement by village marshals sheriffs and constables. Emergency order aims to protect public health and safety. Logan City Board of Health approved August 10 1942.
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Logan
Hacking County
Yoeking County
Health Department
Board of Health of
Hocking County
Logan City
War Bond Sale Progress Reported in Hocking County
War Bond sales in Hocking County to date show a quota figure of 3 426 960 dollars with progress listed at 416 259 dollars and an overall percentage of 3.741. The report notes continued drives and local mobilization for Liberty Bond efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Fire Chief Injured In Traffic Crash
Logan Fire Chief Roy Stallsmith sustained two cracked and one broken rib after a two vehicle collision Monday afternoon at the Mulberry Street and Front Street intersection. Stallsmith, driving south on Mulberry, collided with Edward Beougher of Rockbridge who was westbound on Front Street.
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Logan
Roy Stallsmith
E. Front
Mulberry Sts
Stallsmith
Mulberry
Edward Beougher
Rockbridge
Front Street
Trimble Two Bond Sales Reach 30000 in Township
War Bond sales in Trimble Township total about $30,000 with 20 of 33 salesmen reporting. Top sellers are Virgil Swart, Lawrence Colbert, Dan Kovach, Agnes Clark, and William G. Hughes. Drive continues ten days. next committee meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Glouster mayor’s office to gauge progress. Also notes marriages and local visits with residents and officials.
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Glouster
Trimble
Virgil Swart
Lawrence Colbert
Dan Kovach
Agnes Clark
William G. Hughes
Ming
Masonic Lodge Announces Degree Conferment and Meetings
Glouster Lodge No. 607 F and A M will meet Wednesday at 7 30 pm with Fellowcraft Degree for one candidate. Past Masters degree at 4 pm Saturday and a dinner at Hotel Gordon. District Deputy Fred Ervin to lead instruction session.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge No
Masonic Officers Association
Masonic Hall
Gordon
Officers Association Syill
Fred Ervin
Dews Receive Letters From Soldier Sons
GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs Ona Dew have received letters from sons in the service. Howard Lewis Dew stationed in the Pacific writes of heat dust and insects, says he is living like a king and overseas almost three years. William A Dew wounded by shrapnel on Nov 16, recovering well in a hospital overseas about a year. Ralph Lamborn on furlough in Washington DC spending ten days with his mother Abbie Lamborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elzabeth Clark
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
John R. Clark
John M. Henderson
Washlington
D. C
John Linwood
Gladys Viney
Enoch Bickley
T-Set
Eldon Hoffman
China
India
Hollister Pta
William Cain
North Vernon
Ind
Thomas W. Figley
Glouster
Ona
Dew
Set Howard Lewis Dew
Pacific
Wiliam A. Dew
Ralph Lamborn
Washington, D. C
Abbie, Lamborn
Bible Readings Start Nov 23 Sponsored by American Bible Society
Inquiries arise about daily Bible readings sponsored by the American Bible Society and other groups. A list covers from Thursday Nov 23 to Sunday Dec 10 with daily passages including Psalms, John, Romans, Matthew, Isaiah, and Hebrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bible Society
Lathes Democratic Club Meeting At Mrs Vernon Home
A meeting of the Lathes Democratic Club is announced for Thursday evening at Mrs Dorothy Vernon 28 Main St at 7 o clock An officer asks each member to bring a new member Potluck will be served Bazaar Opened In Glouster Church Social Rooms The bazaar began this afternoon at 1 o clock sponsored by Methodist Church ladies
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Glouster
Lathes Democratic Club
Dorothy Vernon
Main St
Potluck
Methodist Church
Race Betting Tops Billion in 1944 Across 17 States
New York led with 410.23 million wagered as 17 states record a billion dollar year for horse race betting. Total wagers hit 1.126 billion. state tax revenue rose to 55.97 million, with New York contributing about 27.66 million. All states reported rising handle and tax receipts. one state showed a decrease due to a shorter season.
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New York
United States
Associated Press
Bishopville Notes Relatives Visit and Army Enlistments
Mrs Lucy Pedicord writes from Akron she enjoys visiting sister Mrs B L Harder. Christopher Spain left for Ft Hayes Columbus to enlist in the Army. Samuel Spain traveled to Columbus to take a medical exam for service. Audrey Steffy and daughters Carol Ann and Janet visited Mr and Mrs Elmer Shaner. Rhys Evans Akron and Helen Evans Cleveland visited Jessie Wilson. Amanda Williams called on Mr and Mrs William Hoon and Jessie Wilson. Marvin Murphy and Portsmouth family joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs F D Hambel.
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Bishopville
Lucy Pedicord
Akron
B. L. Harder
Christopher Spain
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Samuel Spain
Ohio
Audrey Steffy
Carol Ann
Janet
Elmer Shaner
Rhys Evans
Helen Evans
Cleveland
Jessie Wilson
Amanda Williams
William Hoon
Jessie’ Wilson
Marvin Murphy
Portsmouth
F D. Hambel
500 Club Elects Officers At Meeting In Glouster
GLOUSTER The 300 Club met at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Chute with Mrs Frances Gibbs as hostess. Officers for the Mazon Council Elizabeth Chute and Mrs Evan Morgan were named for the Pocahontas Degree. A potluck supper followed with members and guest Miss Josephine Hedfelt.
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Glouster
300
Elizabeth Chute
Frances Gibbs
Erauncey
Mazon Council
Toinig
Pocahontas
Evan Morgan
Barl Morris
Field Lodge Hall
Rae
Josephine Hed
Theotserge Zen uDmas Vaughn
Vern Lamborn
Earl Morris
Thomas W. Figley
Ivan Morgan
Josephine Hedfelt
Auxiliary Meeting Postponed for Figley Graduation
GLOUSTER The American Legion Ladies Auxiliary announces a meeting in Legion Hall Friday at 7 30 p m The meeting is postponed indefinitely due to the postponement of Figley s graduation from the Great Lakes Signalman s school November 22 He was assigned to Little Creek Va for training and will receive ten weeks of further training
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
American Sermian Ladies Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Roth- Glouster
Billy Figley
Great Lakes
Signalman’s School
Little Creek
Basketball Scores From Various Ohio Colleges and High Schools
A compact roundup lists recent basketball scores across Ohio, naming teams such as Rhode Island State, Case, Upper Arlington, Groveport, Winchester, Summit, Granville, Defiance, Canton Timken, Girard, Goshen, Nodackson, Hubbard, Vernon, Se b ring, Columbiana, Lairfield, Struthers, Akron, Wooster, Brush, and Wooster, with multiple score tallies and OT results. results reflect a mix of college and high school games across towns like Columbus, Newark, Canton, and Wooster.
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College Island State
Case
Velington
Columbus
Cols
Enat
Col. Academy
Tuesbury
Washington
Groveport
Cynat Winchester
Yan Luc
Liberty
Hancock
Summit
Hickersville
Glenford
Shawnes
Granville Ap
Hartford
Lhickaville
Defiance
Canton Timken
Miners
Resember Pa
N. Lime
Mancedonia
Pulon Ae
Akron Muchtel
Wooster
Brush
Chester
Cin
Marler
Wale Heights
Fight Results in Brooklyn Frankie Gramada tops Vic Jade
Brooklyn boxer Frankie Gramada outpointed Vic Jade in New York on 1859 fight card. Gramada secured eight rounds of action in a clear decision over Jade at a Cleveland venue date listed.
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Brooklyn
Frankie Gramada
New York
Vic Jade
Cleveland
Reduce Fair Directors Reduce Fair Directors
Annual meeting of the Hocking County Agricultural Society in the Probate Court room amended its constitution and cut directors from 21 to 9. Logan may supply at most three directors and no more than two from any township. Directors named include Floyd Brown Mason Halloway W H Mowery Elmer Risch Harley Meyer Grace Harsh Arle Brimner Manon Berry Paul Shaw. Officers: President W H Mowery Vice President Elmer Risch Secretary Rev Carl L Wilson Treasurer Grace Harsh. Next fair set for Sept 19 20 21 22 1945. Directors to meet December 30 at 7 30 in Probate Court Room.
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Logan
Hocking County Agricultural Society
Floyd Brown
iMason Halloway
W. H. Mowery
Elmer Risch
Harley Meyer
Grace Harsh
Arle Brimner
Manon Berry
Paul Shaw
Carl L. Wilson
Probate i Court
Severe Fine for Logan Smith on Alcohol Disorder Charge
Harry Smith of South Bloomingville was arraigned before Magistrate Frank St Clair on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges. He was fined $25 plus costs and sentenced to 39 days in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Smith
South Bloomingville
Frank St Clair
Roundup on college baseball plans and coach chatter
Fullerton reviews a Big Ten meeting where mid western coaches plan a national college baseball organization as the sport fights for prominence. Other notes mention Hank Leiber’s poultry operation near Tucson, a Sugar Bowl dinner chat between Bill Alexander’s wife and Monk Simons, boxing funding ideas for rehabilitating fighters, the Women's International Bowling Congress near funding a second ambulance plane, and Curly Byrd scouting for a West Coast football coach.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Hank Leiber
Giant
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
New Orleans
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Monk
Simons
Tulane
Tech
Alex
Alexander
Neviie Miller
Hawai
Abe Greene
International Bowling Congress
Army
Curly Byrd
U. of Maryland
Dover Churches Windows Broken and Ball Warning Issued
Chauncey area churches report multiple panes shattered by balls sling shots and BB guns. Mayor W D Hines warns officials and neighbors to watch for misdeeds near churches and enforces an ordinance against ball playing and use of AB guns or sling shots with prosecution threatened.
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Dover
Chauncey
iChauncey
W. D. Hines
Missionary Service Planned for Sunday
Missionary Society of the Church of God Chauncesy will sponsor a missionary service at the church Sunday night. Mrs Ann Marshall president will preside and Mrs Mary Norris will be the speaker. Articles sewn by the women will be displayed at the front for sending to the foreign field. The public is invited.
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Shauncey
War Loan Show Draws Big Crowd in Chauncey
Chauncey’s Sixth Victory Loan event drew a capacity crowd at the high school auditorium. The Ladies of the Revue mingled with the audience selecting men to assist them. Speakers included Roger Connor, with Max Wilson Elwood Daugherty Paul Porter Supt. Wayne Matthews Chat Courtney Clem Rogers among others. A sound film titled The 957th Day was shown.
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Chauncey
Max Wilson
Elwood Daugherty
Paul Porter
Supt
Wayne Matthews
Chat Courtney
Clem Rogers
Roger Connor
Letters From Sons Honor Chauncey Family Service Members
Chauncey resident Mrs Lydia Chal fan and her two sons serving overseas have sent letters home. Pvt Harvey Chalfan is with the First Army in Germany and Pvt Pearl Chalfan is in France. Harvey has been overseas for several months and his wife Mrs Hazel Schoonover Chal fan received his letter this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lydia Chalfan
Harvey Chalfan
First Army
Pvt
Pearl Chalfan
France
Harvey
Hazel Schoonover Chalfan
Chauncey brothers serve in England field artillery
Pfc Hodge Selber and Pfc James Seiber Chauncey brothers, both in the field artillery, are now in England after training at Camp Maxey Texas. They are married and sons of Mr. and Mrs. Hodge Setber Sr of Con verse Street Chauncey. Entertain club Millfield Needle Club hosts Mrs Elizabeth Robinett tonight in Millfield. Weekly cottage prayer meeting Morristown Holiness Church Thursday at 3 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Jaracs Mullins.
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Chauncey
Pfc
Hodge Selber
James Seiber
Chauncey Brothers
Field Artillery
England
Camp Maxey
Texas
Hodge Setber
Converse St. Chauncey
CLUB
Millfield
Needle Club
Elizabeth Robinett
Morristown
Holiness Church
Jaracs Mullins
Birthday Dinner In Honor Of Father Wemmer
Mrs Lizzie Patton hosted a birthday dinner at her Millfield home in honor of her father William H Wemmer. Four generations were present including Mrs Patton her daughter Mrs Helen Sanders and granddaughter Sandra. Mrs Sanders baked the cake and gifts were given to Mr and Mrs William Wemmer Mr and Mrs Grover Patton Mrs Helen Sanders and children Sandra and Joe and Mrs Elizabeth Robinett of Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lizzie Patton
Millfield
Wiliam H. Wemmer
Mr. Wemmer
Mrs. Patton
Helen Sanders
Sandra
Sandra and
Joe
Elizabeth Robinett
Revival in Progress at Chauncey M E Church
Revival services continue each night this week at Chauncey M E Church with pastor Charles Carfrey as evangelist. Sunday night the Church of Christ congregation joined in the service with Rev Courtney preaching. The young people's choir sang and Mrs Caf frey and her mother offered a vocal duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey M. EB
Charles Carfrey
Church of Christ
Courtney
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Slip) Madigan
University of Town
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Army Medical Corps
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Carroll Widdoes
Ohio State
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East Rev
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Wilbur John Knox
Annie Knox
San Antonio
Newport
Rhode Island
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Brownstown High School
Masonic Lodge
Dews
Soldier Sons
Figley
Rhode
Wilson’s Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Fullerton
Brothers
Plan Prayer Meeting
Fred Byers
Robert Warner
William Papp
Mary Margaret Lat
Barberton
Home
C. W. Yaw
S. Court Street
Price
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