Draft Price May Be Set At $10,000
Buffalo AP reports minor leagues opening their 43rd meeting with a watchful waiting stance on Landis successor. Talks focus on 13 proposed amendments, with coast proposals to raise draft prices and protect AA territory. A compromise draft price around $10,000 for Double A players is anticipated as trade rumors remain quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
National Association
K. M. Landis
Statler Iea
Gunners
American Association
Pacific Coast
International Leaes
Frank J. Shaughnessy
Joop
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 totals include 120 personal conferences, 58 bulletins and leaflets, 8 news articles. Communicable disease cases: tuberculosis 2, scarlet fever 1, syphilis 1, diphtheria 1, diphtheria contacts 12, diphtheria antitoxin units 32000. Field nursing visits cover communicable disease 33, venereal disease 3, tuberculosis 6, maternity/infant hygiene 15, school hygiene 21, morbidity 1, crippled children 6. School activities include 40 school visits, 33 diphtheria immunizations, 8 smallpox vaccinations, 10 athlete exams, 194 school child inspections, 8 defects found. Sanitation fieldwork notes 14 milk, 2 school sanitation visits, 21 private premises, 2 new water supplies, 12 nuisances investigated, 8 conditions corrected, 3 rabies specimens, 29 milk samples, 12 water samples. Milk and food sanitation conference conducted over 2 days. Medical and administrative items list 20 work certificates, 1 Wasserman test, 1 tuberculosis patch test, 10 fabies conference, 25 medical conferences, and 1 conference with State Nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Wasserman
Hawk Funeral Held At New Plymouth
Miss Ruth Hawk died at White Cross Hospital Columbus Friday. Funeral at Methodist Church New Plymouth Monday. She leaves a sister Miss Annie Hawk. Longtime Bible teacher and WC T U leader, she served on the board of education for years. Numerous WC T U members attended the memorial service. Pallbearers listed. burial at Elk Cemetery McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Ruth Hawk
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Methodist Church
Flossie Monks
Logan
Etta Hughes
Flora Campbell
Bertie Dye
Hamden
Nira Tucker
Harley Gill
Nettie Mil Hon
Conrad
Amy Jones
Lou Ansel
McArthur
Lucy Stone
Grace Rheinscheid
Pleasant
Mary Rannells
Leafy Springer
Glata Miler
Lora Rannells
Viola Smith
Anna Heinlein
Carrie Wharf
Annie Hawk
Elza Hundles
Elmer Hixinbaugh
Harris Thomas Rannells
Stanley Miller
Earle Helnlein
Elk Cemetery
Four boys from district on O U squad headline season
The article notes four local scholastic players likely to tread toward Ohio University’s 1944 basketball squad for the season opener against Lockbourne Air Base. Key names include Mark Wyle of Gibisonville, Ralph Sayre of Mason City, Worley Baughman of Albany, and Bob Hutchins of Wellsville, with mention of their prospects and positions. It also covers ongoing Western Conference meetings amid rumors of coaching changes including Slip Madigan, Edward P. Madigan, at Town University, and potential shifts at Wisconsin and Ohio State contingent upon wartime conditions.
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Ohio U
Lockbourne Air Base
Mark Wyle
Gibisonville
Hocking County
Wylie
Bobcat Quint
Ralph Sayre
Mason City
W. Va
Wyle
Johnny Muldowan
Worley Baughman
Albany
Bob Dickey
Lancaster
Bob Hutchins
Welsonvile
Chicago
Edward P
Slip) Madigan
Eddie Anderson
Army Medical Corps
Madigan
Hawkeyes
West Coast
St. Mary's College
Barry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Iand Carroll Widdoes
Olin State
Stuhldreher
Leaveso
Army
Whatidoes
Navy
Paul Brown
Buckeye
Great Lakes
13 More Deer Brought Down
PORTSMOUTH 1 The prize Kill of Ohio s second deer hunting season in 50 years is a 186.1 pound buck brought down by BR B Elfrink of Marysville. Twelve other hunters also shot deer yesterday, the second day of the season, bringing the total killed to 37. Hunting will be permitted in a restricted area in Scioto Pike and Adams counties through Saturday. State conservation department officials said other successful hunters through yesterday included: Rev R L Boggs of Coal Grove, Harold Swearing of Russelville, Clarence Goren of Mt. Sterling, O B C Feasel of Tiffin, Vernon O Dell of South Webster, EH M Gatewood of Gallipolis, Stanley Geiller of Summerville, G C Timmer of Circleville, Robert F Steinmetz of Springfield, C C Johnson of Cadiz and C E Brock of Sylvania.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
BR. B. ‘Elfrink
Marysville
Scioto
Pike
Adams
State Conservation Department
Rev. R. L. Boggs
Coal Grove
Harold Swearing
Russelvile
Clarence Goren
Mt. Sterling
O. B.C. Feasel
Tiffin
Vernon O'Dell
South Webster
EH. M. Gatewood
Gallipolis
Stanley Geiller
Summerville
G C. Timmer
Circleville
Robert F. Steinmetz
Springfield
C. C. Johnson
Cadiz
C. E. Brock
Sylvania
Quarantine Regulations for Dogs in Hocking County 1942
Health officials in Hocking County announce an emergency dog quarantine adopted July 1 1942 and also approved by Logan City on August 10 1942. The order covers licensed and unlicensed dogs, grants farm owners leash exceptions, and requires cooperation from village marshals and law enforcement to enforce humane seizure and care of strays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Health Department
Board of Health
Logan City
War Bond Sale Progress Reported in Hocking County
Logan reports Hocking County progress on war bond sales with a quota of 426000 dollars and 416259 dollars sold to date. The figure 8741 dollars appears as a subsequent tally or note in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Fire Chief Injured In Traffic Crash
Fire Chief Roy Stalismith sustained two cracked and one broken rib in an automobile collision Monday afternoon at the intersection of E Front and S Mulberry Streets. Stalismith was driving south on Mulhery while Edward Beougher of Route 1 Rockbridge proceeded west on Front Street when the cars collided.
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Logan
Roy Stalismith
E Front
S. Mulberry Sts
Stalismith
Mulhery
Edward Beougher
Rockbridge
Front Street
Trimble Two Bond Sales Reach $30 000 in Township
In Glouster Trimble Township reports show about $30 000 in War Bonds sold to date with 20 of 33 salesmen accounting for most figures. Virgil Swart led early, then regained first with $498 25, ahead of Lawrence Colbert, Dan Kovach, Agnes Clark, and William G Hughes. The drive continues ten days with a Monday meeting at 7 30 p m in the mayor's office to gauge progress toward the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble
Virgil Swart
Lawrence Colbert
Dan Kovach
Agnes Clark
William G. Hughes
Trimble Township
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Soldiers Wedding in Newport
Thelma Bernadine Pedicord and Wilbur John Knox wed November 10 at Chaplain Stevens home in Newport Rhode Island. The bride, in dress uniform with gardenia corsage, is a Brownstown High graduate and former Glouster resident. Knox, son of Mrs Annie Knox of San Antonio, studied at the University of Texas and taught Spanish before entering the service. he is stationed in Newport.
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East
E E. Pedicord
Brownstown
Ind
Thelma Bernadine
Wilbur John Knox
Annie Knox
San Antonio
Texas
Newport
Rhode Island
Stevens
Indianapolis
Knox
University of Texas
Reverent
Pedicord
Glouster
Hill St
Masonic Lodge Plans Degree Conferrals and Bible Readings
Glouster Lodge No 607 F and A M will confer the Fellowcraft Degree on one candidate Wednesday at 7 30 p m. A Past Masters degree session follows a dinner at the Hotel Gordon. The Officers Association will conduct daily Bible readings sponsored by the American Bible Society running from Nov 23 to Dec 10, with a list of readings provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Lodge No
Masonic Officers Association
Masonic Hall
Gordon
Officers Association
Duct
Dis- American Bible Society
Fred Ervin
Dews Receive Letters From Soldier Sons
Mr and Mrs Dew have letters from sons in service. Sef Howard L Dew reports hot dusty weather overseas and good meals while living like a king. William A Dew, wounded by shrapnel, is recovering in a hospital and notes cool rainy climate and good care. Pvt Ralph Lamborn, stationed in Washington DC, is on a ten day furlough with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Una Dew
Howard Lewis Dew
Pacific
William A. Dew
Bere
Ladies Democratic Club Meeting in Glouster
A Ladies Democratic Club gathering is announced for Thursday at 7 o clock at 28 Main Street the home of Mrs Dorothy Vernon. Members are asked to bring a new member. potluck will be served. Bazaar opened in Glouster in Methodist Church social rooms at 1 pm sponsored by church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ladies Democratic Club
Dorothy Vernon
Main St
Methodists Church
Billion Dollar Race Betting Year Sets New Records
New 1944 race betting total across 17 states reached 1.1269 billion dollars with New York leading at 410.23 million. The AP survey notes a jump of 421.17 million from 1943, state tax take about 55.57 million, and every state except one showing higher wagering. The shorter 1944 season kept one state from posting a decrease.
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New York
United States
Associated Press
Bishopville Notes on Local Visits and Military Enlistments
Lucy Ped icord writes from Akron that she is visiting sister B L Hardled. Christopher Spain left Wednesday for Ft Hayes Columbus to enlist. Samuel Spain traveled to Columbus Thursday for physical before service. Audrey Stelfy and daughters Carol Ann and Janet visited Shaner and Evans households Sunday. Helen Evans of Cleveland visited Jessie Wilson Saturday evening. Amanda Williams called on Wallliam Hoon and Jessie Wilson Sunday. Marvin Murphy family of Portsmouth shared Sunday dinner with F D Hamhel family.
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Bishopville
Lucy Pedicord
Akron
B. L. Hardled
Christopher Spain
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Samuel Spain
Ohio
Audrey Stelfy
Carol Ann
Janet
Elmer Shaner
Rhys Evans
Helen Evans
Cleveland
Jessie Wilson
Amanda Williams
Wallliam Hoon
Jessie [Wilson
Marvin Murphy
Portsmouth
F. D Hamhel
500 Club Meets Glouster at Elizabeth Chute Home
The 500 Club met at Mrs Elizabeth Chute's home with Mrs Frances Gibbs as hostess. Two tables played. first prize went to Mrs Elizabeth Chute, second to Mrs Evan Morgan, consolation to Mrs Earl Morris. Guest prize was won by Miss Josephine Hedfett Lynch. refreshments served to a group including Mrs Thomas Vaughn and Mrs Vern Lamboth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
500 Club
Elizabeth Chute
Frances Gibbs
Evan Morgan
Earl Morris
Josephine Hedfett Lynch
Thomas Vaughn
Vern Lamboth
Thomas W. Figiey
Josephine Hedfett
Figley Graduates From Great Lakes Signalmen School
Billy Figley graduated from the Great Lakes Signalmen school on November 23 and was classified as S Ic. He is assigned to Little Creek Virginia where he will undergo ten weeks of additional training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Billy Figley
Great Lakes
Little Creek
Various college and high school basketball scores across regions
A mixed slate of basketball results lists numerous small colleges and high schools. Scores include Rhode Island State 65 over Case 57 and Upper Arlington 49 over Columbus Wo 37, with many games from Ohio towns such as Leesburg, Canal Winchester, Granville, and Akron Buchtel, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newceastle
Sharpseitia
Girard
Liberty
Goshen
SN. Dockeon
Lentitteburg
Hubbard
Johnston
Vernon
Adem
Ravenna
N. Wilmington
Brookfield
Sebring
Panayra
Columbiana
Luirfield
Struthers
Lisbon
Macedonia
Frankie Gramada tops Vic Jade in welterweight decision
In Brooklyn Frankie Gramada of New York outpointed Vic Jade of Cleveland over eight rounds, prevailing 8 to 0 on the scorecards. Gramada controlled the action with cleaner punches and better defense throughout the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Frankie Gramada
New York
Vic Jade
Cleveland
Reduced number of directors for Hocking County Fair
An annual meeting in the Probate Court room amended the constitution lowering directors from 21 to 8. Logan may supply at most three directors. no township may exceed two. Directors include Floyd Brown Mason Halloway W H Mowery Elmer Risch Harley Meyer Grace Harsh Arhe Brimner Marion Berry Paul Shaw. Officers: President W H Mowery Vice President Elmer Rusch Secretary Rev Carl I Wilson Treasurer Grace Harsh. Next fair dates September 19 20 21 22 1945 scheduled. directors to meet December 30 at 7 30 in Probate Court Ream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Agricultural Society
Floyd Brown
Mason Halloway
W H Mowery
Elmer Risch
Harley Meyer
Grace Harsh
Arhe Brimner
Marion Berry
Paul Shaw
W. H. Mowery
Chauncey brothers in England join field artillery service
Severe Fine Brothers Chauncey Pfe Hodge Sether and Pfc James Seter, both Chauncey brothers, now in England with the field artillery after training at Camp Maxey Texas. Married sons of Mr and Mrs Hodge Leiber Sr Con verse St Chauncey. Logan Harry Smith of South Bloomingville arraigned before Magistrate Frank St. Clair on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges, fined. Members of the Needle Club to be on ays in the county jail tonight at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Robinett in Mill held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pfe
Hodge Sether
Pfc
James Seter
Chauncey Brothers
Field Artillery
England
Logan
Harry Smith
South Bloomingville
Frank St. Clair
Chawuncey
Milfield
Elizabeth Robinett m Millheld
Elect Officers At Mazon Council Meeting
Chauncey notes election of officers for Mazon Council No 93, Degree of Pocahontas, at the Mill Field Lodge Hall Thursday night. December birthdays will be observed and a potluck supper will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mazon Council
Pocahontas
Millfield Lodge
Plan Prayer Meeting Chauncey Morristown church schedule
Weekly cottage prayer meeting of the Morristown Holiness Church will be Thursday at 7 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Mullins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
James Mullins
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton
In a Big Ten meeting this weekend midwest college baseball coaches plan a national organization to revive the sport’s standing. Hank Leiber runs a large poultry operation near Tucson. A dinner in New Orleans features Georgia Tech and Tulane coaches discussing Alex’s coaching success and aging rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton
NEW York—Cp
Hank Leiber
Giant
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
New Orleans
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Monk
Simons
Tulane
Tech
Alex
Dover Church Windows Broken and Warning Issued
In Chauncey, several church panes were broken by baseballs footballs slingshots or BB guns. The glass is costly to replace and officials urge neighbors to watch for any misdeeds near churches. Violators will be prosecuted per the town ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Masse
W. D. Hines
Wolaters
War Loan show draws big crowd in Chauncey
A capacity audience attended the Sixth Victory Loan event in Chauncey with The Ladies of the Revue performing two songs and dances and selecting men from the audience to join them. Max Wilson Elwood Daugherty Paul Porter Supt Wayne Matthews Clink Courtney Clem Rogers and others participated on the platform. A sound picture titled The 957th Day was shown and Roger Connor spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Max Wilson
Elwood Daugherty
Paul Porter
Supt
Wayne Matthews
Clink Courtney
Clem Rogers
Roger Connor
Chauncey Family Letters From Sons Serving Overseas
Mrs Lydia Chauncey Chauncey and her husband Chauncey have two sons serving abroad. Pvt Harvey Chalfan is with the First Army in Germany and Pvt Pearl Chalfan is in France. Harvey has been overseas several months and his wife Mrs Hazel Schoonover Chal fan Chauncey received a letter this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lydia Chalfan
Pvt
Harvey Chalfan
First Army
Pearl Chalfan
France
Harvey
Hazel Schoonover Chalfan
Auxiliary Meeting Near Glouster Postponed
The American Legion Auxiliary announces a Legion Hall meeting Friday December 8 at 7 30 pm. Dinner will be served to the Rothwell Club. The Past Matrons meeting scheduled for Friday December 8 has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
American Legion Lasses Auxiliary
Legion
Rothwell Club
Missionary Service Set By Chauncey Church Group
Chauncey Missionary Society of the Church of God sponsors a Sunday night service at the church with Mrs IAnn Marshall president and Mrs Mary Norris as speaker. Front display features sewn articles by women to send to the foreign field for missionaries. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey—Missionary Society of the Church of God
Chauncey
Wwell
Iann Marshall
Mary Norris
Birthday Dinner In Honor Of Father Wemmer
Mrs Luggie Patton hosted a birthday dinner at her Millfield home for her father William H. Wemmer in a four generations gathering. Guests included Mr and Mrs Grover Patton, Mrs Helen Sanders and children Sandra and Joe, and Mrs Elizabeth Robinett. Mrs Sanders baked the birthday cake and gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Luggie Patiton
Millfield
William H. Wemmer
Patheri Ng
Wemmer
Mrs. Patton
Helen Sanders
Sandra
Sanders
William Wemmer
Grover Patton
Sandra and
Joe
Elizabeth Robinett
Revival in Progress at Chauncey EB Church
Revival services continue each night this week at the Chauncey M. E. Church with pastor Charles Caffrey as evangelist. Sunday night the Church of Christ congregation joined the service with Rev. Courtney preaching. The young people’s choir sang and Mrs Caffrey and her mother offered a vocal duet. The County Prince of Peace declamation contest will be held in Chauncey Sunday night Dec 10 at the First Church of Christ. The church choir will present the music. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Byers of Muirfield entertain as guests the former’s uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner and cousin Mrs. William Papp and daughter Mary Margaret of Barberton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
John R. Clark
John M Henderson
Washington, D. C
John I Linwood
Gladys Viney
Enoch Bickley
T-Set
Eldon Hoffman
Fre
China
India
Hollister Ppa
William Camn
North Vernon
Ind
Thomas W. Figley
Chauncey
Chauncey M. EB
Charles Caffrey
lChurchs of Christ
Courtney
Fred Byers
Muirfield
Robert Warner
William Papp
Mary Margaret
Barberton
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Health Board
Hawk
O. U
Hawks
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Mark Wylie
Bobcat
Masonic Lodge
Dews
Soldier Sons
Figley
Brothers
Plan Prayer Meeting
Fullerton
Heinie Milley
Hawai
Ahe Greene
Wll
Women’s International Bowling Congress
Curly Byrd
U. of Maryland
Dover
Wilson's Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Home
C. V. Yaw
S. Court Street
Price
Lackbourne Air Base
Bowling Green
Ohio Westoven
Dan
Otterhein
Miami
Cincinnati
Penison
Kentucky
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