Ohio A Troounces Western Kentucky Five 65 to 42
Ohio University Bobcats defeat Western Kentucky 65 to 42 to extend their 1945-46 run to three straight wins. Kenny Walters leads with 22 points, followed by Fizz Miller with 14 in the first half and 45 total for the game, as Bobcats, with strong defense and rebounding, pull away after a 32-17 halftime margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Hallman
Ohio University Bobcats
Western Kentucky
Blue Grass Boys
Kentucky
Bobcats
Kenny
Kenny Walters
Miller
Nenny
Wiss
Bob Dickey
Bob
Russ Gregg
Cats
Big Guns
Hale
Embry
Bobcat
Ohio
GF & Walters
UT O
Oo O/Walsh
Charles
Walsh
John McCraner
Joe
Wolf
John King
F .T
Walter Yount
Leo QO
Smith
Lena Orndorff
Oo O
Martha Cavella
Sam Kam
Ann Bailey
Lena Cavella
Parsiey
If Kirk
Parl Young
Glouster Catholic Ladies Club Christmas Party
Christmas party of Glouster Catholic Ladies Study Club held at the church hall featured a chicken dinner, carols, games, Christmas readings by Mrs. Joe Wolf and Mrs. T. A. Noon, and gifts from Santa.
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Glouster
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Joe Wolf
T. A. Noon
Santa
Ohio Cage Standings Feature Return Victory
The petite Boston and New York racquet wielder who left the circuit after the 1941 national title returned this year to defeat Pauline Betz of Los Angeles, her victim four years earlier.
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Boston
New York
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Bowling Scores of Logan Glouster Teams
GLOUSTER The score report covers a match between the Logan Travelers and the Glouster team at Hemsley bowling alley on December 16. Individual scores list Thomas, Sloan, Betz, and Krannitz among others, with team totals 2566 for Logan and 2472 for Glouster. The piece also notes Parker retaining a national title and describes a Christmas party of the Ladies Aid Society at the Millfield Church with readings, gifts, and refreshments.
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Glouster
Logan Travelers
Hemsley
Thomas
Ladies Aid Society of the
Mill- Winn
Del
Parker
Ecuador
Christmas Carols Mark Chauncey Women's Party
District social and personal notes from Chauncey list visits by CHAUNCEY residents and relatives in nearby towns. Entries include Mr and Mrs Herbert Mingus of Columbus visiting Chauncey. Mrs Viney Phillips of Columbus spending a week there. Irene Jackson recovering from a foot injury. and choir rehearsal at Millfield Church of Christ directed by Richard Wilcox with Lucille Sanders at the piano. Daisy Hammond returns from Columbus with influenza affecting her family.
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Chauncey
Herbert Mingus
Columbus
Millfield
Dan Johnson
Arthur Hibbard
Mina Renner
Stureis
Mich
Alice Johnson
Homer Johnson
James Johnson
Cynthia Harvey
Athens
Grant Russell
Marcia Johnson
Everett Russell
Chesterhill
Viney Phillips
Tillie Six
Converse St
Irene Jackson
Gilbert Love
Henry Morgan
Alva Karns
Mary Meinhart
Chauncey—Choir
Millfield Church of Christ
Richard Wilcox
Lucille Sanders
Daisy Hammond
Delbert
Hammond
Glouster Bond Leaders Report Vinson Sellers for Victory Loan Drive
Glouster chairman Thomas Williams lists volunteers reporting bond sales in Trimble Township. Reported sellers include Ethel Atlas Dan Kovach M M Bryson Donna Faye McClellan and Elmer Turner with others selling but not yet reporting. He asks all salesmen to continue through January 1 1946. The notice also covers service personnel in the Glouster area with marriage announcements and updates from local families about sons in the Army including Edson Haskins stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison and Loyal and Urban Morris overseas with land and sea duties. Them Loyal enlisted February 25 1941 Urban December 7 1942.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams
Trimble Township
Ethel Atlas
Dan Kovach
M. M. Bryson
Donna Faye McClellan
Elmer Turner
Grace A. Harrell
Thelma Ann
John E. Harper
United States Army
del Monte
California
Harper
Clyde Harper
Ravenna
C. E. Haskins
Edson
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Haskins
Columbus
Ann
Fort Harrison
Thomas Morris
Cpl
Loyal D. Morris
Sgt
Urban Morris
Loyal
Urban
Cleo Cunningham Weds Pvt John J Cooney in Chauncey
Chauncey residents note the wedding of Cleo Marie Cunningham daughter of Mr and Mrs Rye Cunningham to Pvt John J Cooney son of Mrs Agnes Cooney of Lancaster. The ceremony at Glouster Lodge 607 F.AAM includes Master Mason degree. Cooney promoted from first lieutenant to captain in the capital corps at Stanton Virginia. Mrs Leinman of Cleveland recently joined her husband in Stanton.
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Chauncey
Cleo Marie Cunningham
Rye Cunningham
W. Main St
Leonard
Ian Wednecdae
Macea
Istieutenant
Capital Corps
Stanton
Leinman
Cleveland
Kiwanis and Pythians Meet in Glouster Dining Room
Kiwanis Club held a regular meeting in the Hotel Garden dining room Tuesday evening at 6:30. After dinner the Pythians gathered in K of P Hall at 7:20 for informal discussion of Kiwanis matters, with a covered dish lunch to follow. Pvt. Cooney recently received an honorable Army discharge and plans to live in Lancaster. Mrs. Joe Chapman in Glouster RD 4 has word of her grandson’s address Pvt. Simmons W Beal AR 15205264 Co D 15th Inf Fort McClellan Als.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Pythians
Ers
K of P Hall
In-lin
Pvt. Cooney
Infantry
Mrs. Cooney
Lancaster
Joe Chapman
Slouster
R. D
Pvt. Simmons W. Beal
Asin
Co. D
Sth
Fort McClellan
Als
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
Weather affects pro football playoff observations as Washington uses 0 and a groaning crowd. Coaches Walsh and Degroot agree on cleats for game fairness. White Christmas band intermission praised. Doyle notes Lou Boudreau headaches amusing. Boxing promoters plan New York office in Jacobs building. Walsh marks 21st anniversary. Waterfield gives gift. Grid eye device misplaces ball position often. Homesick Hugh Geary seeks Pirates reinstatement. Debate over eligible rule delays amid winter meet. Cubs-Yankees money question surfaces. Snow slows play with high penalties and high stakes.
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Hugh Fullerton
Cleveland
Washington
Steve Bagarus
Adam Walsh
Dad Degroot
Degroot
Walsh
Washington Band
Boxing Promoters of America
New York
Mike Jacobs
Larry Atkins
Rams
Bob Waterfield
Lesmen
Michigan
Ross
Bob Hume
Indiana
Campbell Kane
Chicago
Cubs
Yankees
Hank Borony
Jim Gallagher
Funeral services for Herbert Sanborn in Chauncey
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Dowler-Ferguson Funeral Home for Herbert Sanborn age 64 who died Thursday at the county home in Chauncey after two years of serious illness. He had lived at the county home four years and was a lifelong resident of Athens County.
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Chauncey
Herbert Sanborn
Dowler-Ferguson
Clarks Chapel
Mr. Sanborn
Athens County
U M W Women Plan Christmas Party
Chauncey Ladies auxiliary of the United Mine Workers will host the annual Christmas party in the K of P building on Tuesday night December 18. A potluck supper and a gift exchange are on the agenda. Members are urged to attend. Mrs. Addie Tippie serves as auxiliary president.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies
The
United Mine Workers
K. of P
Addie Tippie
Johnson son return anticipated from Iwo Jima to Saipan
A letter to Mr and Mrs Dan E Johnson of Chauncey states Corporal Russell L Johnson with the Air Corps has been at Iwo Jima since November 11 and expects to be sent back to Saipan where he has spent the past year.
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Chauncey
Dan E. Johnson
Cpl
Russell L. Johnson
Air Corps
Iwo Jima
Saipan
Chauncey Ladies Aid Plans Christmas Party at Church
Chauncey Weekly quilting of the Ladies Aid Society of Chauncey Methodist Church will occur Thursday at the church. The Christmas party and potluck dinner will be held with a gift exchange. All members are urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Chauncey Methodist Church
Entertain Visitors at Christmas Party Near Here
Lacey McNutt hosted out-of-town guests with a Sunday Christmas gathering at a local home. A two course dinner followed by games and music. Prize awards went to Mrs. Nancy Collander of Columbus and Frederick Meacham of Charleston. Ice cream and cake were served to 14 guests.
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Chauncey
Lacey McNutt
Here
Nancy Collander
Columbus
Frederick Meacham
Charleston
Guesia
Glouster Social Notes Recaps Christmas Events
Glouster women’s groups held Christmas gatherings with devo tions, stories, and officer elections. Loyal Women’s Class elected officers Mrs. Clara Penrod president and Mrs. Nellie Walton secretary treasurer at Trimble Church of Christ. Daughters of St. George hosted a three course chicken dinner.
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Hattie Sawyer
Nina Johnson
Edna Easler
Frances Clark
Daisy Grandy
Clara Penrod
Phoeba Sharp
Pearl Wallace
Gertrude Rainey
Zoe Herrold
Christmas Party and Dinner Notices in Gloucester Area
The Junior Progressive Study Club plans a Christmas Party with a gift exchange on Monday evening December 17 at Edna and Helen Binderbasin’s home. The Willing Workers Class of the Methodist Church hosts a Christmas dinner Friday at six in the church social rooms with a ten cent gift exchange. Master Sgt. Foster Price, recently home from Panama, will furlough until March and plans to return to service there with his wife and baby to follow. Price is the son of Andrew Price and a former Gloucester boy. Mrs. Thomas Hemsley visited daughter Isabel in Columbus after a few days there. Mrs. George H. Campbell stayed with relatives in Athens, Marietta, and Columbus last week.
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Progressive Study Club
Edna
Helen Binderbasin
Methodist Church
Sgt
Foster Price
Panama
Toledo
New Orleans
Willl
Foster
Andrew Price
Thomas Hemsley
Columbus
Isabel
George H. Campbell
Athens
Marietta
Sammy Baugh's Freak Pass Upends Redskins in Rams Title Bid
The day’s NFL climax centered on a freak safety when Sammy Baugh’s end zone throw to the goalpost bounced back for a safety, giving the Cleveland Rams a 15 to 14 victory over the Washington Redskins and their first NFL championship. The Rams’ Bob Waterfield threw two touchdowns, while Baugh’s miscue and Indiana Frank Fichek’s relief pitching were pivotal in a record cold day.
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Sid Feder
Cleveland
Sammy Baugh
Rams
Sammy
Washington Redskins
Bob Waterfield
Arkansas
Ji Benton
Jim Gillette
Redskins
Indiana
Frank Filchek
Baugh
Steve Bagarus
Ira
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Bo Seymour
Waterfield
Joe
Slingin
Skina
Cleveland gridiron veteran Shaw stars in debut loss
Bob Shaw, ex All-America end from Ohio State and Cleveland Rams, scored 16 in his first game for the Cleveland team in the National Basketball League, but the Clevelanders lost to Sheboygan 45 to 31. Meanwhile Mrs. Mabel Smith will host the Millfield Needle Club Christmas party Tuesday night at her Millfield home.
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Cleveland
Bob Shaw
Ohio State
Cleveland Rams
Cleveland Allmen
National Basketball League
Shaw
Clevelanders
Sheboygan
Chauncey
Mabel Smith
Millfield
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Rio Grande
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Kenyon
Ae Xavier
Heidelberg
Bluffton
Sarah Wilmington
Palfrey Cooke
Denison
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Logan Glouster
Musulor Amos Bmi Su We Rol
Eda Heffken
Hazel Earich
Vidla Howard
Ella Byers
Elizabeth Robinett
Edith McDaniel
Ida Hill
Celia Boudinot
Nellie Russell
Elizabeth Patton
Mark Chauncey
Williams
Glouster Bond Leader
New York World Telegram
Bo McMillin
Pure Little Hoosiers
Cleo Cunningham
John J. Cooney
Masons
Kiwanis Meeting
Fullerton
James E. Doyle
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lou Boudreau
Hugh Geary
Pittsburgh Pirates
U.M.W
Stul
Barney Oldfield
America
Daughters of St. George
Kate Vaughn
Sophia ‘Hinton
Hannah Parker
Lizzie Morris
Anna Conway
Tillie Hinton
Edna Embrey
Mery Johnson
Lucy Morgan
Flo Henry
Lizzie McKee
Mary Skinner
Serena Zimmer
Mrs. Vaughn
Dorothy Vernon
Vaughn
Cynthia Lou Vernon
Virginia Wade
P.M
Glouster Merchants’ Association
Byron Nelson
Fort Worth
Texas
Lord Byron Nelson
Denton
Jimmie Demaret
Houston
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Sanford
Lord Byron
McSpaden
Bruck's
Bruck
Pico Wholesale Co
Ohie
de Bruchenann Brewercee
Cincinnati
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