Chauncey Grade Students Present Holiday Pageant
Chauncey Grade School staged a Christmas pageant The Nativity in the high school auditorium. The cast featured Mary Johnson Joseph Charles Hudson angels Helen McBride and three kings Arthur Sapp Sherwood Mitchell and Billy Keasey with many listed shepherds and townspeople Enjoyment noted from a large audience and festive music and lighting.
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Chauncey
Shepherds
Barney Hale
Charles Harvey Courtney
Hodge Leiber Jr
Russell Johnson
John Ley
Carlos Nye
Francis Abdella
Jack Schrappe
Paul Ley
Edward Blackford Jr
Willard Shea
Charlies Newman
Lawrence Collins
Mary Johnson
Mary
Charles Hudson
Joseph
Helen McBride
Angel
Arthur Sapp
Sherwood Mitchell
Billy Keasey
Gladys Pickering
Mel Ott Tops National League Sluggers
Mel Ott of the New York Giants led the NL in slugging with .588 after 150 games and 584 at bats, totaling 314 bases. The season set NL marks including Ott driving in 135 runs and matching a league record with his eighth 100 RBI season, as Cardinals and Phillies players chased second place.
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NEW York
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Ott
John J. McGraw
Dolf Camilli
Phillies
Johnny “Ee
Cardinals
Medwick
Camilli
Mize
P. Waner
Pittsburgh
Klein
Philadelphia
Collins
St. Louis
Phelps
Brooklyn
Giants
Pie Traynor
Pirate
Arky Vaughan
Pirates
Bill Brubaker
Lloyd Waner
Ival Goodman
Cincinnati
Hal Lee
Rees
Joe Moore
Lou Chiozza
Babe Herman
Prubaker
St. Louis Cardinals
Phiadelphia
Boston
Cubs
Waldorf Granted Five Year Northwestern Contract
Northwestern football coach Lynn Waldorf, who led the Wildcats to their first Big Ten title, received a new five year contract. Athletic director Kenneth L. Wilson praised Waldorf and expressed hope he remains with the program. Waldorf arrived at Northwestern in 1935 from Kansas State University.
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Evanston
Iil
U.P
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Wildcats
Kenneth L. Wilson
Waldorf
Kansas State University
Parshall Plans Move South for Training Base
Dr. Hugh M. Parshall, leading harness trainer and driver, considers relocating from Urbana fairgrounds after a South tour. He favors Pinehurst, North Carolina, as a training site and will decide early next month.
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Urbana-U.p
Hugh M. Parshall
Urbana Fairgrounds
Parshall
Pinehurst
N. C
Boxing prophecies and a lazy giant in 1936
From the delta, a claimjack Torrance the LSU captive elephant will win the heavyweight title in two years. The piece notes Torrance 300 pounds, Olympic effort in Berlin, and a mixed record with a single fight body of record while describing his laziness, eating habits, and later role as a traffic cop.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Down On
The
Delta
Jack Torrance
Louisiana State University
Elephant
Torrance
Berlin
Eleanor Holm Jarret
Jarrett
Hamburg
Jack
United Press
Jacksonville Social Notes highlights from R A Brinkley funeral
Relatives travel from Columbus Athens Glouster and Akron to attend the funeral at M E Church for R A Brinkley. House guests include Charlie Guinther and family and other local residents. Elizabeth Rambo and Andrew Ginnan return from travels and hospital treatment respectively. Mrs Hoisington's illness worsens as Della Johnson plans Cheyenne trip.
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R. A. Brinkley
M. E. Church
Roy Keiser
Oliver Fry
Columbus
Virgil Yaw
Athens
Bud
George Miller
Glouster
Alex Wilson
Owen Dew
James Brown
James
Hollister
Leona White
Carl Antle
Clarence White
Trimble
Herman Zimmers
William Miller
Akron
Richard Guinther
Charlies Guinther
Elizabeth Ellen Rambo
Deetroit
Hettie Rambo
Andrew Ginnan
Ginnan
Elmer Tippie
Laurella, Giouster
William Tippie
Della Johnson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Earl Woodgerd
Johnson
Ervin Brooks
Mine No. 255
Bellefontaine and Urbana to resume high school athletic relations
Bellefontaine board of education rescinds 1930 ban on athletic relations with Urbana High School and plans to renew competition once schedules are arranged. The rift began six years earlier after a Bellefontaine football coach protested Urbana's touchdown decision and Urbana refused Bellefontaine's guarantee of 138 dollars, which Urbana was ordered to pay.
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Bellefontaine
U.P
Bellefontaine Board of Education
Urbana High School
Urbana
Plains Win Sixth Straight in Narrow Victory
The Plains defeated Stewart 26 8 to extend their winning streak to six games while Rome girls routed The Plains 29 2. Nickel steel was first used in a locomotive boiler shell in 1904 and remains in use for engine service.
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Stewart
Rome Girls
Plains Girls
State Quint Is Defeated By Huskers
Ohio State's barnstorming quintet lost 32 to 23 to the Nebraska Cornhuskers in Lincoln after opening with a win over Creighton. Ohio State's three forwards were shut down while Paul Amen and Peter Baker led Nebraska with 11 and 8 points respectively. Jimmy Hull topped Ohio with 7 points.
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Neb
U.P
Missouri Valley
Ohio State
Pacific Coast
Creighton
Omaha
Bucks
University of Nebraska
Harold G. Olsen
Ohio
Cornhuskers
Kenny Ritchell
Dick Baker
Jim McDonald
Baker
Ritchell
Nebraska
Paul Amen
Peter Baker
Amen
Tippy Dye
Jimmy Hull
Buck
Waterloo Aces edge Albany in low scoring league win
Waterloo Aces defeated Albany 10 to 9 in Athens County league play Tuesday night in Albany. Albany led after the first quarter and held an 8 to 5 halftime advantage. In a preliminary, Albany girls beat Marshfield 33 to 14.
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Waterloo Aces
Albany Girls
Marshfield
Baby dies in Coolville service and burial
Gary Norman Pierce six weeks old died Friday. A short service was held at the house by Rev. E B Dean and burial followed in Coolville Cemetery. Grandparents listed as E M Pierce, Nora Wise, F C Taylor and Bessie Taylor.
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Gary Norman
Oscar Pierce
E. B. Dean
Coolville Cemetery
E. M. Pierce
Nora Wise
F. C. Taylor
Bessie Taylor
George Green
Charles Green
James Green
Marietta
Virginia Muhiman
Parkersburg
Howard Oakes
Newbury
W. H. McDaniel
Mary Louise Holdren
New Plymouth
Ohio
Frank Jones
Clyde Stout
Ohio State University
Francis Gaskins
Walter McClaren
Ohio University
Troy Boys
Troy High School
Chester
John Lake
Hazel Bowers of
Stewart
Elza Reed
Armel Rose
Faye Rose
New Lexington
Dean
Hockingport
Troy Grange
K. M. Barth
Dover
Marshall Five Falters as LIU and Purdue Triumph
LIU crushed Marshall 41 to 33 in New York ending Marshall’s tour. Purdue defeated Xavier 35 to 23 after also beating Toledo. Kent State beat John Carroll 29 to 4 as two Ohio teams win. John Carroll visits Duquesne while Marshall travels to St Thomas in Scranton for next games.
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Marshall
Long Island University
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Long Island
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John Carroll
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Scranton
St. Thomas
Bearcat Football Seed Announced by UC
Cincinnati announces its 1937 football schedule under Athletic Director Dana King. Five Buckeye Conference games, the Indiana University clash, and games with Butler Case and Western Reserve frame the slate. Butler was added for October 2 and Case for October 16.
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Cincinnati Mup
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Indiana University
Butler
Case
Western Reserve
University of Cincinnati
Dana King
Christmas Program at Taylor Ridge Church Draws Praise
A Taylor Ridge Church of Christ Christmas program Sunday night featured carols, a playlet Under the Christmas Star by Helen Welshimer, and special music by Jean Heffkin. The young people held a December meeting and party at the Welling home with elections and gifts exchanged.
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Taylor Ridge
Church of Christ
Helen Welshimer
Della Chalfant
C. M. Anglin
Welling
Jean Heffkin
C. W. Welling
Geraldean Mulpas
Clara Hildabrand
Wilfred Mulpas
Mulpas
Doras Davis
Iris Kempton
Doras Mulpas
Gladys Hildabrand
Lillie Mae Hooper
Freda Poole
Mary Frances Kempton
Elfin Hooper
Vern White
Mrs. Welling
Plant Rental Boom In Honolulu Business District
A new business renting plants has grown into a profitable venture in Honolulu. Large plants in business houses belong to a plant rental organization and are rotated weekly. Plants are returned to the nursery for sunshine and fresh air.
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Honolulu
U.P
Connie Mack Reflects on 74th Birthday and Historic Teams
Philadelphia baseball figure Connie Mack recalls a 1902 undefeated football season with Blondy Wallace and an all star line up. He notes need for pitchers, hints at 1937 Athletics, and lists his top historic teams while dodging a firm nine-best roster.
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Cornelius McGillicuddy
East Brookfield
Mass
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Connie Mack
Shibe Park
Blondy Wallace
University of Pennsylvania
John D. Shibe
Mack
Wallace
Rosey Reider
Yuarback
Hawley Pierce
Carlisle
Kingdon
Columbia
John
Athletics
A’s
Connie Kag
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago Cubs
Eddie Collins
Nap Lajoie
Cobb
Speaker
Simmons
Frank Harden Sustains Elbow Injury From Fall
Logan Frank Harden of this city suffered a left elbow injury Monday after a fall on the toy sidewalk. Deep lacerations resulted from the incident.
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Logan Frank Harden
Logan Councilman Misses Meeting Amid Illness
A Tuesday city council session was missed by Logan First Ward Councilman John D. Tipton due to illness. The item includes a poetic interlude about King Edward VIII and a separate note from Albany, Ohio, by Onma Morse Bowers.
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Logan
John D. Tipton
Onma Morse Bowers
Albany, Ohio
Class Party At Ray Leake Home In Greens Run
CHAUNCEY The annual Christ mas party for the Co-Op Class Greens Run Church of Christ was held Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leake. Gifts were exchanged around a lighted Christmas tree. Former members Mr. and Mrs. Oren Justice and Helvin Kytta attended the Christmas vacation visit. Mrs. Leake and Mrs. Helen Fierbaugh served a plate lunch.
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Chauncey
Greens Run Church of Christ
Ray Leake
Oren Justice
Helvin Kytta
Justice
Cornell University
Leake
Helen Fierbaugh
Dover Schools Close for Christmas Vacation
Dover schools closed Wednesday for the holiday vacation. Most local teachers expect to spend their Christmas vacations at home.
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Chauncey
Chauncey + Dover
Carpenter to Hold Christmas and New Year Events
The Columbia Alumni Association hosts an invitation New Year's Eve dance in the school auditorium. A Christmas Eve program and tree are planned at Carpenter Church. Columbia Grangers host a White Elephant party on Christmas night. Laurel Grange holds an annual spelling contest with refreshments. Columbia Schools close for Christmas and reopen January 4. New births include Barbara Lee Harper and Charles Nelson Stevens.
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Columbia Alumni Association
Carpenter Church
Columbia Grangers
Laurel Grange
Columbia
E. W. Starkey
H. E. Starkey
Chillleco
Forrest Harper
Barbara Lee
Mary FB. Starkey
Harper
Leonard Stevens
Doris Lowther
Charles Nelson
Vale
G. A. Radekin
Virgil Atkins
Harrisonville
Miss Whitney
Meigs County Extension Office
J. L. Rawlings
Lancaster
Charles McCall
C. H. Ogdin
Dorothy Morrison
J. E Radekin
Frank Turner
Eddie Lou Howery
Wedded at Chauncey by Rev Gilbert Courtsney
A wedding was held Tuesday evening at 6 30 at the home of the officiating minister Rev Gilbert Courtsney of the Church of Christ. The couple, Albert Lewis Riley of The Plains and Emma Mae Foreman of Athens, were united in marriage with no attendants.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtsney
Church of Christ
Albert Lewis Riley
the Plains
Emma Mae Foreman
Athens
Taylor Ridge School Has Holiday Party
Children and adults from Taylor Ridge Church of Christ Sunday School held a Christmas party Monday night replacing the annual Christmas entertainment. Iris Kempton and Doral Davis led games contests and singing. The children's group exchanged gifts and adults followed with a gift exchange. Mrs Cora Davis, Sunday school superintendent, chaired. The school received a generous treat.
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Chauncey
Taylor Ridge
Chauncey to host CHAUNCEY Blue Devils vs Hollister
Chauncey will host basketball games Wednesday night featuring both boys and girls teams. The event brings CHAUNCEY fans to see CHAUNCEY Blue Devils meet Hollister in a doubleheader. Meanwhile condition updates involve Mr. Jeff Robinson long ill in Columbus with Chauncey family visiting. Martha Hickman, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hickman, is reported seriously ill in Carlisle Kentucky.
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Chauncey Blue Devls
Hollister
Jepe Robinson
Jeff. Robinson
Columbus
Mr. Robinson
Everett
Albert
Raymond
Martha
William Hickman
Lauretta Fielder
Carlisle
Mra. Hickman
Little Marthat
B. H. Fielder
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