Fullerton's Round Up by Hugh Fullerton Jr
A collage of sports and notes from New York sportswriter Hugh Fullerton Jr. mentions Ned Irish considering a Garden pre season basketball tournament, PGA women turning pro, a rookie duck hunter tale, guest star Joe Miller on regional basketball progress, Babe Hollingberg's coaching arc, and military athletic figures as New Year events loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ned Irish
Garden
George Corcoran
Carolinas
P.g.a
Joe Miller
Lewiston
Idaho
Tribune
Chauncey Girl Weds Sailor In Monday Ceremony
Miss Mary Lou Fern, Chauncey, became bride of R T Thompson of Hilliards Ohio in a Monday ceremony at First Church of Christ Chauncey officiated by Rev. Gilbert Courtney. The couple planned to join family in Columbus and then depart for San Francisco while Thompson serves in submarine duty in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Mary Lou Fern
Nk Ferrer
Esta Rankin
Eant R. R. Thompson
Gilbert Courtney
Isabelle Courtney
Lexington Ave
J. W. Mpson
R. A. Mpson
Emma_ Rankin
John Rankin
Prock
Ella Butterworth
Esther Rel Angs
Isabelle Itney
Christine Brown
Frank Ferrel
Susie
Ily Ferrel
Thompson
Columbus
San Francisco
Ompson
Hersband
South Pacific
Chauncey Methodist Church Holds Christmas Party
Chauncey Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society held a Christmas party last week after quilting. A chicken dinner followed and a gift exchange occurred in the afternoon. Pastor and wife attended, guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aimer, who won a $5 gift. Members present were Mrs. Bessie Nicholson, Mrs. Blanche Champlin, Mrs. Zane Sapp, Mrs. Mary Dew, Mrs. Lydia Spearry and Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey—Ladies Aid Society
Chauncey Methodist Church
Charles Aimer
Bessie Nicholson
Blanche Champlin
Zane Sapp
Mary Dew
Lydia Spearry
Elizabeth Harvey
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Mrs. Florence Chalfan and daughter Arvella Mae, formerly of Chauncey, recover from influenza at Sugar Creek. Miss Betty J. Courtney, assistant minister of Lakewood Church of Christ Cleveland, spent Christmas with her parents Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Courtney. Miss Madelon Jandes, Chicago employee, holiday guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jandes at the County Home Chauncey. Misses Geraldine and Marilyn Parry, Dayton workers, week-end visitors to Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Ferrer Chauncey. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Nye Chauncey Christmas and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fritts Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theisen and children Columbus were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pendergrass Chauncey and Mr. Herman Theisen St Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Chalfan
Arvella Mae
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Betty J. Courtney
Lakewood Church of Christ
Cleveland
Gilbert Courtney
Madelon Jandes
Chicago
A. L. Jandes
Geraldine and
Marilyn Parry
Dayton
B. F. Ferrer
Floyd Nye
Harry Fritts
Columbus
Paul Theisen
Lloyd Pendergrass
Mrs
Herman Theisen
St., Athens
Harry Vernon
Akron
Russell Davis
Jacksonville
Roy
Roy Barnett
Joe Williams
Richard Guinther
William Stephenson
Charles Guinther
William Briggs
Howard Guinther
Earl Linscott
Stacey
Family Reunion Held at Christmas in Middleport
A Christmas reunion was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Miller and daughter Mary Carolyn in Middleport. Guests included Mrs. Miller's mother Mrs. E. L. Lambert and daughter Miss Alice Lambert of Dayton, and Mr. Miller's parents Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Miller of South Third Avenue. The group shared Christmas dinner together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
D. C. Miller
Mary Carolyn
Mrs. Miller
E. L. Lambert
Youngstown
Alice Lambert
Dayton
Mr. Miller
R. A. Miller
S. Third Ave
Service Men of Glouster Area Visit Relatives Before Training
Robert Bulloch arrived in Loraine with Mrs. Bulloch then traveled to Glouster to visit relatives. They head to San Luis Obispo where he will report for amphibian training at the camp for about five months. William Peugh returns home from West Point after completing his final year, expects to graduate in June and receive the rank of first lieutenant.
Bears Clinch Pro Grid Title With 41 21 Victory
Sid Luckman starred for the Chicago Bears in a 41 to 21 win over the Washington Redskins to capture the NFL championship. Luckman threw five touchdown passes, tied a title-game record, and Brizzolara faced questions over George Marshall’s Irregular bench appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Redskins
George Marshall
Chicago Bears
Luke Johnson
Bears
George
Sid Luckman
Washington Redskins
Marshall
Ralph Brizzolara
Washington
Kazolara
Sid Lueckman
Merchant Marine
el Cid
Marty Clark
Sid
Bronko Nagurski
Hollister Class Is Entertained
The Loyal Workers Class of the Hollister United Brethren Sunday School met at Mrs. Blanche Bower's home in Hollister Tuesday at 6:30 for a Christmas supper. The program included prayers, readings, contests with prizes for Nancy Mingus Katherine Pughline and Emma Hartley, and a gift exchange with sunshine buddies remembered. Attendees included Iva Dale Aberts Mary Brown Goldie Byers Lydia Byers Edna Conaway Emma Hardy Irma Morton Winnie Phelips Katherine Pughline Rev Roy Standiford and host Mrs Boner.
Busy intersectional schedule set for week in college hoops
The nation’s early season slate features Penn and Dartmouth unbeaten in the Eastern League with Princeton at Cornell. DePaul hosts St Joseph’s and Long Island. Kentucky meets Carnegie Tech and St John’s in New York. Duke visits Madison Square Garden for a Long Island game.
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Penn
Dartmouth
Philadelphia
Princeton
Cornell
Depaul
St Joseph's
Long Island
Arkansas Kentucky
University
Carnegie Tech
Buffalo
St. John's
New York
Western Kentucky State
Brooklyn
Temple
Canisius
Duke
Madison Square Garden
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Great Lakes
Illinois
Champaign
Ill
Northwestern
Ohio State
Cleveland
Camp Grant
St. Ambrose
Iowa Seahawks
Marquette
Holiday Season Meeting of Glouster Kiwanis Club
The Kiwanis club of Glouster held a dinner meeting at Hotel Gordon during the holiday season. J. Witham led Kiwanis songs as members gathered for the event. Attendees included George W. Rose Dan Kovach Rev A G Winkle W G Hughes Dr W D Witham Enlon Grubbs and E H Taylor. The business session was dispensed with and members returned to work after the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis
Hotel Gordon
J. Witham
George W. Rose
Dan Kovach
A. G. Winkle
W. G. Hughes
W. D Witham
Enlon Grubbs
E. H. Taylor
Service Men and Women Honored at Local Church
GLOUSTER The candle lighting service at Church of Christ honored service members with an 8 pm program. Readings, prayers, and songs included Hark the Herald Angels Sing and Silent Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Tigner
Shepards
Wanda McAllister
Hata Cunningham
Earl K. Peugh
Co. F. Danford
E. K. Peugh
C. F. Wallace
W. W. Wallace
Debney Rites Set For Columbus Woman Marie Joyer Debney
Mrs Marie Joyer Debney died Saturday afternoon. She leaves two sons E J Debney and Miles Debney and two daughters Margaret Joyce and Nell McFarland, all of Columbus. Funeral services Tuesday at 9 am in Corning Ohio with burial in New Lexington.
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Columbus
Marie Joyer
Debney
E. J. Debney
Miles Debney
Margaret Joyce
Nell McFarland
Corning
New Lexington
Transfer of John Cotter to Hines Hospital for treatment
Mr John Cotter has been transferred from Veterans Hospital Day ton to Hines Hospital Illinois for further treatment. Notice also states the appointment of Harry W Baughman of New Marshfield Ohio as Executor of the Estate of Marty F Russell deceased in Athens County Ohio and creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated December 11 1941 Francis D White Probate Judge of said County.
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Glouster
John Cotter
Veterans’ Hospital
Dayton
Hines Hospital
Illinois
Harry W .Baughman
New Marshfield
Ohio
Marty F. Russell
Athens County
Francis D. White
Said
Coun'y
Legal Notice Court F
Common Pleas
Athens
Wilbur Downey
Fietnties
Lewis William
Yy al
Lve Wining
We Green
Velma Nance
Reen
Penviik
Tinos
Emmett Wilms
Green St
Paavo Jiinels
Ge Moth
New York City
York
Leland Williams
Charlieton &J
Chicago
Obnie Williams
Ao Lewis Lane
Far Oaks Aptoonville
Ilinois
Opal Walden
General Delivery
West Banarort
Ilinala
Lenora Alcorn Fford
Treva Lookin Iil
KR. 1
Broadlands
William Williams
Dilworth
Clay County
Minnesota
Elmer Willame
Moorehead
Forrest Bebo
Durant
Bryan County
Oklahoma
Court of Commer Pleas
Atheny County
Wald
Canson
Ohio Company
Emmett J. Williams
David J. Williame
Athensounty
Baby Janet Sue DeNune born in Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. DeNune Jr. announce the birth of a daughter Janet Sue on December 24 at White Cross Hospital. Grandparents are F. D. Kinney and E. E. DeNune, all of Columbus, with great grandparents in Glouster and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
E. E. DeNune Jr
Ruth Kinney
Columbus
Janet Sue
White Cross Hospital
F. D. Kinney
E. E. DeNune
Grant Wallace
Lillie Kinney
A. W. Selby
Ohio bowlers aid troops with gift purchases
Ohio bowlers contributed 818 171 of 60 034 collected by the American Bowling Congress to buy small games for service members overseas. Columbus led with 5168, Cincinnati 4014, Cleveland 1868, Springfield 1885, Steubenville 222, Lorain 207, Zanesville 172, Mount Vernon 155.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Bowling Congress
Armed Services
ABC
Eli Whitney
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Springfield
Steubenville
Lorain
Zanesville
Mount Vernon
Jacksonville Woman Dies on Christmas
Mrs. Helen Moleski 65 died at her Jacksonville home Christmas morning at 9. She survived by husband Stanley, four children from her first marriage, seven grandchildren, and eight stepchildren. Funeral at Holy Cross Church Wednesday 9 am with Fr. FE Yocke officiating. Burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Glouster
Helen Moleski
Jacksonville
Stanley
Rank Malewagko
Saginaw
Mich
Bernice Malewagko
Detroit
Verencia Stabak
Olive Wydra
Musial Crowned National League Batting Champion of 1943
New York AP reports Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals is NL batting champion with a .357 average, 220 hits, 347 total bases, 48 doubles and 20 triples. He led in most hits and total bases, edging Billy Herman and others, while Arky Vaughan and Lom bardi posted strong marks. The Red Birds also won the club title with a .279 average and a 12-game win streak in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Stan Musial
Steel Mills
Donora
Ernie Lombardi
St. Louis Cardinal
Ducky Medwick
Schnotz
Musial
Nicholson
Mel Ott
Giants
Ott
St. Louis Red Birds
Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Chicago
Harry Walker
St. Louis
al Gerheauser
Phils
Paul Waner
Honus Wagner
Roger Hornsby
Dodger
Pittsburgh
Alsab Tops 52 Noms For Widener Handicap At Hialeah
Alsab leads a field of 52 nominees for the $25,000 added Widener Handicap at Hialeah Park, climaxing the meet on March 4. Other leading contenders include Sun Again, Ocean Wave, Son of Peace, Princequillo, Midand, Bolingbroke, Rounders, Eurasian and more as the race resumes after a 1943 lapse.
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Miami
Fia
al Sabath
Alsab
Hialeah Park
Florida
Calumet Farm
Sun Again
Ocean Wave
Son of Peace
Boone Hall Stable
Princequillo
Charles S. Hioward
Midand
Townsend
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
Ed Tyng
New York Sun
Babe Hollingberg
Babe
Washington State
Pullman
Wash
Spokane
Hollingberg
Spokane Air Service Commandos
Service Dept
Jimmy Demaret
San Diego Naval Training Station
Sam Snead
Bill Nary
Santa Fe
Kenneth D. Gorrill
Camp Edwards
Mass
Indiana U
Flat Rock
Ind
Chauncey Girl
Church of Christ In
Dover
Churchroup
Chauncey District
Athens Messenger
Sitviin Bears
Hollister
U. S
Army Air Forces
Ihee
Oslo
Burstain
By Jack Hand
Glouster Club
CBS
Masonic Hall
Pythian Sisters
Marie Eddy
William Johnson
Edna Bingman
Ames-Bern
Amesville
Plains
Lewis
Wood
Jones
Ames
Lewis Os
Morrisseme
A. Jago
U.S
Foster B. Cornwell
Attorney
Young Musial
Daytona Beach
Fla
Billy Herman
Brooklyns
Ival Goodman
Walker Cooper
Bob Elliott
Mickey Witek
Bill Nicholson
Arky Vaughan
Lombardi
Frank McCormick
Dixie Walker
Widener
Berry Hotel Bldg
Capital Finance Corporation
Bruck’s
Pico Wholesale CO
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