Bobcats Fall 58-41 on road at Mt Union
Ohio University basketball suffers first loss of the season 58-41 at Mt Union on the road trip. The upcoming schedule includes games in Akron tonight and Youngstown Saturday. The wrestling team also drops a 26-8 decision to Franklin and Marshall.
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Foxx Sets Records In 1941 Junior Circuit Standings
The S E League report highlights Jimmy Foxx of the Boston Red Sox as a key record breaker in 1941. Foxx led in runs batted in, 105, and matched Gehrig and Ruth for 100 plus seasons with 13 straight years over the 100 mark. He also set a personal mark as top strikeout victim for multiple seasons.
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Philadelphia
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Washington
Williams
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Boston
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New York
Santa Claus to Visit Plains Church Sunday Program
CHAUNCEY An annual Christmas service is set for Sunday December 21 at 7 p m at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints The Plains. A candlelight service features White Gifts for the King followed by a three act Christmas entertainment Santa's Secret at 7 30 p m Santa Claus will attend speak with children and treats will be served John Gabriel pastors the church Verda Bryant leads the Sunday School.
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Santa Claus
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Six funeral to be held for Chauncey resident John W. Chauncey
John Wesley Chauncey 57 former Chauncey resident died Wednesday in Miami Hospital Dayton after major surgery Tuesday. His body was moved to Stout Funeral Home Nelsonville where friends may visit. Funeral at 2 p m Saturday at the Chauncey M E Church officiated by Rev Gilbert Courtney. Burial Nye Cemetery Chauncey. Survived by wife Daisy and children Rolland Raymond Kenneth Neva Michael Verna Evans Louella Fourman Selah King June Lee Gratsch all Dayton residents. His mother Mrs Sarah Shaw three sisters three brothers and 15 grandchildren also survive.
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The Plains Church Plans Special Sunday Program
The Plains Church of the Nazarene announces Sunday activities for December 21. Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by Mrs Carrie Channell. Morning worship at 10 45 a m with the sermon What If Christ Were Born Today. At 7 30 p m the annual Christmas service presents Christmas Beautiful directed by Mrs Zina Wharton and Mrs Florence Noel with Mrs Thelma Tolbert as pianist.
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Services announced for Chauncey and Greens Run church parishes
Preaching by Gilbert Courtney at Greens Run 9 30 Chauncey 10 30 and Trimble 7 p m Glaze Thompson at Taylor Ridge 9 30 Trimble 10 30 with Young People in charge at Chauncey 7 p m Christmas program at Millfield at night condition improves for Mrs Annie Shields of Chauncey seriously ill at her High Street home slightly improved
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Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights Bouts and Bets
Jenkins Angott bout looms with Harry Markson saying Lew ready for a do or die. Angott has one loss per year since 1937. Lieb cites travel for scouting and SEC meetings. Yankees may trade for first baseman Buddy Hasett. Sturm draft status uncertain. Bierman jokes at grid dinner about players girlfriends. Lem Franklin Bob Pasor eyed for Cleveland mid January clash. Rose Bowl broadcast bid doubles to 80,000. MacPhail roast booklet. Baer fights on sale Monday. Jacobs notes upcoming writer notices.
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Minneapolis
Gordon Gilmore
Van
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey residents enjoy holiday visits with relatives in Athens and Millfield. Ohio University students from Chauncey return home for Christmas vacation. Church groups plan Christmas gatherings at homes on Main and Lower Plains. Mrs. Florence Chalfan of Chauncey is reported seriously ill at her Sycamore Street home.
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Carr Infant Dies In Logan
Chauncey Charles Robert five day old son of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Carr died Tuesday at the Logan home of Ruth Anthony due to heart ailment. Short funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p m at the home conducted by Rev. Clendenin of the Nazarene Church. Burial was in Shaw Cemetery near Logan. Survivors include the parents, grandparents Fred Anthony and M Anthony, Charles Carr and Grace Carr, and great grandmother Mrs. Hattie Karns Chau. Family members from Chr ce y attended the funeral including Grace Carr Marjorie Carr Marsh Charles Carr Mrs Hattie Karns Charles Karns Glennis Karns and Mr and Mrs Dwight Karns.
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Glennis Karns
Dwight Karns
Christmas Exercises at Chauncey Church by Children
Chauncey children of the Primary Department at First Church of Christ Chauncey present Christmas exercises on Sunday December 21 at 9 30 a m Eva Ferrer and Jennie Jackson in charge After the service children go to the Parish House for a lighted Christmas tree Santa Claus will greet and give gifts
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Chauncey Family Attends Waterford Funeral
Mrs. Josephine Lott and her son Clyde of Chauncey attended the funeral in Waterford for Mrs. Ella Love, who died from injuries in a recent automobile accident. She leaves two daughters.
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Karns on furlough visits Fort Dix relatives
Chauncey Glennis Karns, stationed at Fort Dix New Jersey, is on a weeklong furlough to visit his father Charles Karns and grandmother Mrs Hattie Karns and other Chauncey relatives.
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Christmas party and gift exchange at Millfield church
Ladies Aid Society of the Millfield Methodist Church held a Christmas party and gift exchange at the home of Mrs Mamie Chadwell with Mrs Lucy Jones assisting. Mrs Gertrude Brown led the business meeting and Mrs Velma Wemmer led devotions. Refreshments were served to one guest Mrs James Fahl and 17 members. January meeting will be with Velma Wemmer and there will be election of officers.
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Roosevelt’s Early Start Sets Record-Length Presidency
The article notes Roosevelt would have served longer than any president even without a third term. It states he began his presidency in January rather than March, making his tenure longer than those before him.
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Basketball Scores Busy Night Across Multiple Districts
Scores show Sidney 35 over St Marys 25 and Wayne 54 over Glendale 19. Newark St Francis 24 beat Lancaster St Marys 20. Cincinnati Elder 30 lost to Hamilton Catholic 45. Dayton Chaminade 29 and Franklin 47 posted results among high schools.
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Yanks Voted Outstanding Team Gophers Second
The New York Yankees were named the outstanding team of 1941 with 198 votes from 85 AP writers. Minnesota's Gophers, top football team for two years, finished second with 165 points, while the Chicago Bears placed third with 29 points in a two-team race.
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Real rock doves form parent stock of domestic pigeons
Rock doves inhabit Europe’s rocky coasts and serve as the parent stock for domestic pigeons.
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Lightweight Champs Meet Lightweight Champs Meet
Two world lightweight titles will be unified at Madison Square Garden tonight under NAB A president Abe Greene and New York State Athletic Commission with promoter Mike Jacobs as intermediary. Sammy Angott and Lew Jenkins meet over 15 rounds before about 10 000 fans paying roughly 25000. Earlier Gus Lesnevich and Tony Zale had recently claimed other titles.
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Hartford Pitcher Enlists With Marine Corps
Ger ard P. Roy a 22 year old pitcher for Fostoria in the Ohio league a St. Louis Cardinals farm system unit enlisted in the Marine Corps in Hartford Conn Roy a Willimantic resident was reported today by local authorities and team officials.
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Rodak Wins Narrow Decision Over Hogan in Ten Rounds
Leo Rodak of Chicago defeated Tommy Hogan of New York in a 10 round boxing bout at 135 pounds. Both fighters weighed 135 pounds.
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Mancini to Enter Army Jan 15
Lightweight boxer Lenny Mancini of Youngstown says he will fight for Uncle Sam and will be inducted into the Army January 15. He announced the service entry plan in the immediate future.
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