Price May Be Set At Ten Thousand In Draft Talks
Buffalo AP report on the minor leagues opening the 43rd meeting, aiming to set a new draft price around ten thousand dollars for Double A draftees. Executives from American Association Pacific Coast and International Leagues discuss amendments to protect minor leagues from major league incursions and wait for major league decisions. No trades or moves disclosed as managers express readiness to hold players.
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Buffalo
N. Y
National Association
K. M. Landis
Statler
American Association, Pacific Coast
International Leaes
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. Educational efforts include 120 personal conferences and 58 bulletins. Com municable disease counts include tuberculosis two and diphtheria 1 with 32,000 diphtheria antitoxin units. Field nursing visits cover various diseases and school hygiene, with 194 school child examinations and 8 defects found. Sanitation notes include 14 milk sanitation visits and 2 new water supplies installed, along with rabies testing and milk and water analyses. Medical examinations for work certificates amount to 20, with multiple conferences and a rabies conference noted.
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Logan
Hocking County
Funeral Held for Ruth Hawk at New Plymouth
Ruth Hawk died at White Ross Hospital Columbus Friday night. Funeral services were conducted at the Methodist Church New Plymouth. She leaves a sister Miss Annie Hawk and served as Bible teacher and longtime church and W C T U worker. Burial at Buck Cemetery McArthur.
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New Plymouth
Ruth Hawk
Whiteross Hospital
Columbus
The
Methodist Church
New Plyouth
Miss Hawk
Nnie Hawk
Board of Education
Flos- Monks
Logan
Etta Whes
Florampbell
Bertie
Hamden
Nira Tucker
Harley Gill
Nettie Miln
Jad
Amy Jones
Lou Ansel
McArthur
Lucy Stone
Grace Einscheid
Pleasant
Rannells
Four Ohio U. candidates join Bobcat squad
Four boys from the district earn spots on the Ohio University team roster for the season opener against Lockbourne Air Base. Mark Wylie of Gibisonville leads, with rivals Ralph Sayre from Mason City West Virginia, Worley Baughman of Albany, and Bob Hutchins of Nelsonville competing for starting roles as freshmen.
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Bobcat
Ohio U
Lockbourne Air Base
Mark Wylie
Gibisonville
Hocking County
Wylie
Ralph Sayre
Mason City
W. Va
Johnny Muldowan
Worley Baughman
Albany
Bob Dickey
Lancaster
Bob Hutchins
Nelsonville
13 More Deer Brought Down 186pound Prize Duck
In Ohio's second deer hunting season milestone, R. B. Elfrink of Marysville bags a 186 pound duck as twelve other hunters report deer yesterday, lifting total kills to 37. Hunting is allowed in restricted zones of Scioto Pike and Adams counties through Saturday. other successful hunters include Rev. R. L. Boggs Coal Grove Harold Swearing Russellville Clarence Goren Mt. Sterling B C Feasel Tiffin Vernon Odell South Webster E M Gatewood Gallipolis Stanley Geiller Summerville G C Timmer Circleville Robert F Steinmetz Springfield C C Johnson Cadiz and C E Brock Silva nia.
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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. Feasel
Tiffin
Vernon O'Dell
South Webster
E. M. Gatewood
Gallipolis
Stanley Geiller
Summerville
G. C. Timmer
Circleville
Robert F. Steinmetz
Springfield
C. C. Johnson
Cadiz
C. E. Brock
Sylvania
Quarantine On Dogs Is Explained In Hocking County
Health officials specify dog quarantine rules for Hocking County effective immediately. Dogs on farms may roam off leash with owner approval. hunting dogs require Health Department permission. Strays and licensed dogs off premises may be leashless only if supervised. Local authorities will enforce the emergency order to protect public health and safety.
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Health Department
Board of Health of
Hocking County
Logan City
War Bond Sale Progress Reported in Hocking County
War bond sales in Hocking County total to date four hundred twenty six thousand dollars. Sold to date stands at four hundred sixteen thousand two hundred fifty nine dollars with nine thousand seven hundred forty one dollars in remaining unbought bonds.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Fire Chief Injured In Traffic Crash
Fire Chief Roy Stallsmith sustained two fractured ribs and a broken rib in a crash Monday afternoon at the intersection of E Front and Mulberry Streets. He was driving south on Mulberry when Edward Beougher of Rockbridge approached West Front Street. both vehicles collided, causing injuries.
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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
In Glouster 20 of 33 Trimble Township salesmen report about 30000 in War Bonds sold to date. Top sellers are Virgil Swart 4981.25, Lawrence Colbert 4425, Dan Kovach 2550, Agnes Clark 1706, and William G. Hughes 1500. Remaining ten days urged for more sales before the drive ends. Next committee meeting Monday at 7:30 pm in the mayor’s office.
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Glouster
Trimble
Virgil Swart
Lawrence Colbert
Dan Kovach
Agnes Clark
William G. Hughes
Trimble Township
Masonic Lodge Set to Confer Degrees at Glouster
GLOUSTER Glouster Lodge No 607 F A M meets Wednesday at 7 30 pm to confer the Fellowcraft degree on one candidate The Officers Association holds an instruction meeting Saturday with a Past Masters degree at 4 pm Past Masters attend dinner at Hotel Gordon then a lodge session for Master Masons District Deputy Fred Ervin leads the instruction portion
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge No
Masonic Officers Association
Masonic Hall
Gordon
Officers Association
Fred Ervin
Dews Receive Letters From Soldier Sons
Glouster Mrs Ona Dew reports greetings from two sons in service. Sgt. Howard L Dew writes from the Pacific that he is well and living like a king despite heat and dust and insects after nearly three years overseas. Pvt Ralph Lam Born visits from Washington DC for a ten day furlough to see his mother Mrs Abbis Lamborn. William A Dew, also T-5, was wounded by shrapnel on Nov 10 but is improving in a hospital with good food and care, noting a cool rainy climate and nearly a year overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ona Dew
T-5
Howard Lewis Dew
Pacific
William A. Dew
Ralph Lamborn
Washington, D. C
Abbis Lamborn
Thelma Bernadine Pedicord to Wilbur Knox Wedding
Rev and Mrs E E Pedicord announce the marriage of their daughter Thelma Bernadine to Wilbur John Knox son of Mrs Annie Knox of San Antonio Texas. Thelma wore SPAR dress uniform and gardenia corsage at Newport Rhode Island on November 10. Knox attended University of Texas and taught Spanish before entering the service. Reverent Pedicord former Glouster resident where Thelma was born.
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E. E. Pedicord
Brownstown
Ind
Thelma Bernadine
Wilbur John Knox
Annie Knox
San Antonio
Texas
Newport
Rhode Island
Stevens
Indianapolis
Knox
University of Texas
R. I
Glouster Personals and Local Visits Notice
Glouster social notes report Mary Elizabeth Clark in Ath ens visiting parents Mr and Mrs John R Clark and family. Mrs John M Henderson of Washington DC visited her son John Linwood at Mrs Gladys Viney’s home. T Sgt Eldon Hoffman home on furlough after three years in China and India. Hollister PTA to meet Monday Dec 11. William Cain returned to North Vernon Indiana after three weeks with Supt and Mrs Thomas W Figley.
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Mary Elizabeth Clark
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
John R. Clark
John M. Henderson
Washington, D. C
John Linwood
Gladys Viney
Enoch Bickley
T-Sgt
Eldon Hoffman
China
India
Hollister Pta
William Cain
North Vernon
Ind
Thomas W. Figley
Bible Readings Schedule Sponsored By American Bible Society
Inquiries about daily Bible readings begin Thursday November 23 and run through Christmas. A list of readings from November 23 to Sunday December 10 includes Psalms, John, Matthew, Romans, 1 Corinthians, Isaiah, Hebrews, and dates spanning November 23 to December 10.
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Glouster
American Bible Society
Club To Meet GLOUSTER Ladies Democratic Club Meet
A meeting of the Ladies Democratic Club is announced for Thursday evening at 7 o'clock at 28 Main St the home of Mrs Dorothy Vernon. An officer asks each member to bring a new member and a potluck will be served.
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Glouster
Ladies Democratic Club
Dorothy Vernon
Main St
Potluck
Bazaar Opens in Methodist Church Social Rooms
Attention is called to a bazaar opening this afternoon at 1 o'clock in the social rooms of the Methodist Church. The event is sponsored by the ladies of the church.
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Methodist Church
Race Betting Tops Billion
New York led a $1,126,308,645 1944 horse race wagering year across 17 states, a billion dollar milestone. AP reports show a $421,166,388 rise from 1943, with New York collecting $27,664,387.78 in taxes and every state increasing wagering or revenue except one state with a shorter season.
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New York
United States
Associated Press
Stone
Local notes from Bishopville and Akron families
Mrs Lucy Ped icord writes from Akron about a pleasant visit with sister Mrs B L Hardled. Christopher Spain left Wednesday for Ft Hayes Columbus and enlisted in the Army. Samuel Spain travelled to Columbus Thursday for his physical exam prior to service. Mrs Audrey Steffy and daughters visited Mr and Mrs Elmer Shaner Sunday. Mr Rhys Evans and Mrs Helen Evans of Akron and Cleveland visited Jessie Wilson Saturday. Mrs Amanda Williams called on Mr and Mrs William Hoon and Jessie Wilson Sunday. Mr and Mrs Marvin Murphy and children of Portsmouth were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs F D Hambel.
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Bishopville
Lucy Pedicord
Akron
B. L. Hardled
Christopher Spain
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Samuel Spain
Ohio
Audrey Steffy
Caro Ann
Janet
Elmer Shaner
Rhys Evans
Helen Evans
Cleveland
Jessie Wilson
Amanda Williams
William Hoon
Marvin Murphy
Portsmouth
F. D. Hambel
500 Club Meets at Mrs Chute Home
The 500 Club gathered at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Chute with Mrs Frances Gibbs as hostess Two tables were in play with first prize to Mrs Elizabeth Chute second prize to Mrs Evan Morgan and consolation to Mrs Earl Morris The guest prize went to Miss Josephine Hedfelt Lunch served to multiple members and one guest including Mrs Thomas Vaughn Mrs Vern Lamborn and others
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Frances Gibbs
Josephine Hedfelt
Figley Graduates From Great Lakes Signalman's School
Billy Figley graduates from the Great Lakes Signalman's school on November 23 with the classification S 1 c. He is assigned to Little Creek Virginia where he will receive ten weeks of additional training.
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Glouster
Billy Figley
Great Lakes
Little Creek
Rumor Says Madigan To Quit Hawks
Rumors swirl at a Western Conference winter meeting that Edward P. Slip Madigan may leave his post as acting coach at Town University Hawkeyes after two winless seasons. The rumor notes potential absences of Wisconsin’s Harry Stuhldreher and Ohio State’s Carroll Widdoes, contingent on wartime Army and Navy assignments.
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Chicago
Edward P
Slip) Madigan
University of Town
Eddie Anderson
Army Medical Corps
Madigan
Hawkeyes
West Coast
St. Mary’s College
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Carroll Widdoes
Ohio State
Stuhldreher
Army
Widdoes
Navy
Paul Brown
Buckeye
Great Lakes
College and High School Basketball Scores Roundup
Rhode Island State outscored Case 65 to 57 in college play. High school results include Upper Arlington 49 over Columbus W. 37 and Cols. East 35, Cols. Academy 30. Numerous district games feature Leesburg 88 over Washington W. H. 42 and Groveport 40, Canal Winchester 18.
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Newcastle
Sharpeville
Girard
Liberty
Goshen
N. Jackson
Leavittsburg
Hubbard
Johnston
Vernon
Salem
Ravenna
N. Wilmington
Brookfield
Sebring
Palmyra
Columbiana
Fairfield
Struthers
Lisbon
Macedonia
Solon
Akron Buchter
Wooster
Brush
Chester
Cin. St. Xavier
Dixie Heights
Frankie Gram Ada Outpoints Vic Jade In New York Bout
Frankie Gram Ada of Brooklyn wins a tight 8 round decision over Vic Jade of Cleveland in New York, improving to 137 1 2 pounds while Jade drops to 135 3 4. The bout ends with Ada edging the scorecards in a close contest.
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Brooklyn
Frankie Gramada
New York
Vic Jade
Cleveland
Reduced Fair Directors at Hocking County Meeting
Annual meeting of the Hocking County Agricultural Society in the Probate Court room amended the constitution reducing directors from 21 to 9. Up to three from Logan and no more than two from any township. Directors listed include Floyd Brown and W H Mowery with Grace Harsh as secretary and Grace Harsh as treasurer. Next fair set for Sept 19 to 22, 1945. directors meet again December 30 at 7 30 in Probate Court Room.
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Logan
Hocking County Agricultural Society
Probate
Floyd Brown
Mason Halloway
W. H. Mowery
Elmer Risch
Harley Meyer
Grace Harsh
Arlie Brimner
Marion Berry
Paul Shaw
W. H. Mo
Logan-Harry Smith arraigned on intoxication charges
Severe Fine Logan Harry Smith of South Bloomingville appeared before Magistrate Frank St. Clair on Monday facing intoxication and disorderly conduct charges. He was fined $25 plus costs and given 30 days in the county jail.
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Logan
Harry Smith
South Bloomingville
Frank St. Clair
Election of Officers For Mazon Council No 93 Pocahontas
Mazon Council No. 93 of the Degree of Pocahontas will vote on officers at the regular meeting held in the Millfield lodge hall Thursday night. December birthdays will be observed and a potluck supper will be served.
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Chauncey
Mazon Council No. 93
Degree of Pocahontas
Millfield Lodge Hall
Legion Auxiliary Plans Dinner Meeting at Legion Hall
The American Legion Ladies Auxiliary announces a meeting in Legion Hall on Friday evening December 8 at 7:30. The Auxiliary will serve a dinner to the Rothwell Club.
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Glouster
American Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Rothwell Club
Meeting Postponed by Glouster Past Matrons
The Past Matrons meeting announced for Friday December 8 has been postponed indefinitely by Glouster chapter.
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Glouster
Midwest coaches plan national baseball group
In a Big Ten gathering this weekend Midwest college coaches will discuss forming a national organization to promote baseball. The sport has slipped to a minor status on many campuses, and organizers aim to push for a stronger, unified effort to restore prominence.
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New York
Hank Leiber
Giant
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
Boxing fund proposal for postwar rehab featured in N B A memo
In a newsletter to Col. Heinie Miller in Hawaii, Proxy Abe Greene urges continued funding for boxing service athletic aid after the war to rehabilitate worn-out fighters. Also note the Women's International Bowling Congress was $21,000 short of a second ambulance plane for the Army as of Nov. 18 and Curly Byrd, U of Maryland proxy, scouting for a West Coast football coach.
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Heinie Miller
Hawaii
Abe Greene
Service Athletic
Women's International Bowling Congress
Army
Curly Byrd
U. of Maryland
Dover Church Windows Broken and Warning Issued
In Chauncey several church panes were broken by balls sling shots or BB guns. Mayor W D Hines announced officials are watching and neighbors should report misdemeanors near the churches. No balls kicks near churches and BB gun use is prohibited with prosecutions for violators.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
War Loan Show In Chauncey Draws Big Crowd
A capacity audience filled Chauncey high school auditorium for the Sixth Victory Loan show. The Ladies of the Revue invited men from the audience to join them on stage while performances by Max Wilson Elwood Daugherty Paul Porter Supt Wayne Matthews Clint Courtney Clem Rogers and other Chauncey men accompanied the proceedings. A sound picture The 957th Day was shown and Roger Connor spoke.
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Chauncey
Max Wilson
Elwood Daugherty
Paul Porter
Supt
Wayne Matthews
Clint Courtney
Clem Rogers
Roger Connor
Chauncey Family Notes Letters From Overseas Sons
Mrs Lydia Chauncey Chauncey Chauncey reports two sons serving overseas. Pvt Harvey Chalfan with the First Army in Germany and Pvt Pearl Chalfan in France have been overseas several months. Harvey’s wife Mrs Hazel Schoonover Chauncey Chauncey also received a letter this week.
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Chauncey
Lydia Chalfan
Pvt
Harvey Chalfan
First Army
Pearl Chalfan
France
Harvey
Hazel Schoonover Chalfan
Brothers in England Hodge and James Seiber in Field Artillery
Chauncey brothers Pfc. Hodge Seiber and Pfc. James Seiber are now in England with the field artillery. They have served together since joining up and went overseas after training at Camp Maxey Texas. Both are married and are sons of Mr and Mrs Hodge Seiber Sr of Converse Street Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Pfc
Hodge Seiber
James Seiber
Field Artillery
England
Camp Maxey
Texas
Converse St
Millfield Needle Club Meet Hosted by Mrs Robinett
Chauncey Millfield members of the Needle Club are to be entertained tonight at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Robinett in Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield
Needle Club
Elizabeth Robinett
Morristown Holiness Church to Hold Cottage Prayer Meet
The Chauncey weekly cottage prayer gathering of Morristown Holiness Church is set for Thursday at 7 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs James Mullins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
James Mullins
Missionary Service Planned for Sunday at Chauncey Church
The Chauncey Missionary Society of the Church of God plans a Sunday night service at the Chauncey church. Mrs. Ann Marshall, society president, will lead and Mrs. Mary Norris will speak. Women’s sewn articles will be displayed at the front for sending to the foreign field. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey—Missionary Society of the Church of God
Chauncey
Ann Marshall
Mary Norris
Birthday Dinner In Honor Of Father Wemmer
Mrs Lizzie Patton of Millfield hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for her father William H Wemmer. Four generations attended including Mrs Patton, her daughter Mrs Helen Sanders, and Sandra. Mrs Sanders baked the cake. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Wemmer Mr and Mrs Grover Patton Mrs Helen Sanders and children Sandra and Joe and Mrs Elizabeth Robinett of Millfield.
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Chauncey
Lizzie Pate Ton
Millfield
William 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 the Chauncey M E Church with Pastor Charles Carfrey as evangelist. Sunday night the Church of Christ joined in the service with Rev Courtney preaching. The young people's choir sang and Mrs Cafrey and her mother offered a vocal duet. The Prince of Peace declamation contest will be held in Chauncey Sunday night Dec 10 at the First Church of Christ with the church choir presenting the music.
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Chauncey
Chauncey M. E
Charles Carfrey
Church of Christ
Courtney
Byers Hospitality Hosts Warner and Papp Guests
Chauncey Byers of Millfield entertains relatives from Barberton Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner and Mrs. William Papp with daughter Mary Margaret visit the Byers household as the host couple’s relatives.
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Chauncey
Fred Byers
Millfield
Robert Warner
William Papp
Mary Margaret
Barberton
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Wilson's Store
Chauncey, Ohio
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New Orleans
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
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Simons
Tulane
Tech
Alex
Dover
Brothers
Plan Prayer Meeting
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Kentucky
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