Bobcats Set For Muskingum clash in Busy Preseason
Ohio University coach W J Trautwein keeps a mostly intact squad for the balance of the season as the Bobcats face Muskingum tonight after routing Concord. Weitelman of the Muskies looms as a scoring threat while Trautwein adds Jim Mackey to boost depth and stability for a late campaign push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jsean
W. J. Trautwein
Ohio University Basketball Bobcats
Muskingum
Bobcats
Concord
Bill Weitelman
Vistors
Weitelman
Boston Braves
Muskies
Trautwein
Mark Wylie
Brandle Twins
Bill
Navy
Bob
Bruce Moorehead
Denison
Bruce
Jim Mackey
Mackey
Toight
Jautwein
Erbein
Hayrire
John Aldovan
Glouster Social Notes and Local Birth Announcements
Glouster social notes report the Rothwell Club meeting at Mrs. M Bryson’s home on Main Street Thursday at 7:30 PM. Birth announced for Wallas House and Thelma Dodson a 7 1 2 pound daughter Patricia Anne born January 18 at Belleaire Hospital. grandparents Mrs. Howard Long and Mr. and Mrs. William Dodson. great grandparents Mrs. Margaret Cotter and J W Dodson. Local items note travels to Ona West Virginia for a funeral and Ohio Pastors Convention plans in Columbus. other residents in town, military service updates and family visits across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Rothwell Club
Wallas House
Thelma Dodson
Powhatan Point
Belaire Hospital
Patricia Anne
Howard Long
Barnesville
Ohio
William Dodson
House
Louster
George W. Carter
Ona
West Virginia
Walter Mitchel
Ohn K. Smart
Charles Brown
Ashford General Hospital
Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Orley Vore
Jackhville
Camp Coy
Wis
Sicily
Arlie Chevront
Adena
Bernice Carter
Linda Lucile Carter
Colmbus
Garfield Carr
Maplewood
John “Rter
McKinney Son Arrives in England with Air Force Unit
Stationed in England Chauncey and Mrs Am row McKinney report their son Corporal Ul A McKinney has arrived in England. Before departing for New York he was stationed in New Orleans and Baton Rouge. He serves in the air force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Amrow McKinney
Vail
Ul A. McKinney
England
New York
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Air Force
North Randall Seeks Running Race Schedule
North Randall track eyes a 26 day running meet from May 26 to June 24 and an 18 day Grand Circuit harness program from June 26 to July 15. The promoter, Randall Park Racing Association, has leased the property and applied to the Ohio State Racing Commission for approval. Grand Circuit racing last ran at Randall in 1940 and at Ascot Park in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
North Randall
Ohio State Racing Commission
Don W. Finlay
Randall Park Racing Association
North Randall Racing Association
Randall
Ascot Park
Akron
Cleveland star Allie Reynolds weighs quitting baseball to stay in football support role
Cleveland Indians pitcher Allie Reynolds, who struck out 151 batters last season and earned top AL honors, says he may remain as assistant athletic director at Tinker Field in Bethany Oklahoma and may not play this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Allie Reynolds
Cleveland Indians
Tinker Field
Bethany
Okla
Campus and military league basketball scores list
A compiled scores page lists matchups including Bowling Green 63 Naval Training 28 and Cincinnati 71 Wright Field 32. Other results include Muhlenberg 76 West Virginia 5 Toledo University 61 Marshall 56 Allegheny 51 Meadville 27 and more with Camp Reynolds Camp Grant Loras Indiana State Teachers Central Normal Fort Knox and bases such as Fort Sheridan Fort Custer Fort Belvoir in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Naval Training
Cincinnati
Wright Field
Muhlenberg
West Virginia
Toledo Univ
Marshall
Allegheny
Meadville
Rio Grande
Salem
Geneva
Camp Reynolds
Camp Grant
Loras
Indiana State Teachers
Central Normal
Fort Sheridan
Fort Custer
Kentucky
Fort Knox
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Fort Belvoir
Petersen Classic Scores Puzzle In Chicago Bowling
Bowling fans puzzle over two Petersen era events in Chicago this week. The Petersen Classic offers 5100 dollars for high eight games while De Vito's tourney pays 1000 to the top man. After five days no Petersen bowler has reached 1600. second classic reports a top 1793 with over a dozen surpassing 1600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peteren
Glouster Students to Stage Two Operettas
Glouster High School will present two act operettas on Thursday Feb 3 at 8 pm. Fourth through sixth graders perform Puddin Head with a long cast list, followed by junior high students in Punch and Judy featuring acts I and II and a finale We ll Shake Hands Before We Go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Puddin Head
Glouster High School
King Puddin Head
Dickie De-Long
Queen
Judy Vernon
Jester
Prince Rolland
John ‘Dunnett
Woodenshoes
Lucy White
Marianna
Barbara White
Helen Pough
Shirley Duncan
Boots
Tommy Pappas
Bunny Pincher
Raymond Johnson
Ray Goldsberry
Richard Powers
Toby ‘Turnkey
Jerry Bains
Harold
Sondra Rose
Peasants
Sharon Rose
Punch
Judy
Sabrina
Roberta McClelland
Serena
Joan Morris
Senora
Joan Trace
Elijah
Norma Withem
Hosea
Bertha Walker
Daniel
Norma Lewis
Obadiah
Shirley Stevens
Miss Moth
Jean Ann Clark
Bat
Doris Jean Chambers
Mr. Gay
Cynthia Vernon
Gay Buchman
Peter Gay
Jayne Witham
Julia Gay
Freda_Summers
Bridget
Ruth Ann Bailey
Patricia
Eileen Pough
Paddy
Donna Parker
Toni
Mary Gibeant
Count Mouse
Doris Chambers
Lois Hary
Mary Pappas
Jack-in the
Service Men of Glouster Area Report Gifts and Duties
Glouster area servicemen receive tokens from overseas families. Miss Kay Smart gets shoes from North Africa sent by uncle Rolland Higgins now in Italy, plus cards from Italy and shells from the seashore. A.R.M. 2-c John M. Bryson writes home about work in the Caribbean and a promotion to aviation radio man second class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kay Smart
North Africa
Rolland Higgins
Italy
A.R.M
John M. Bryson
Caribbean
Revival Closes at Glouster Mission
The Evangelistic Meetings at Bethel Mission in Glouster ended Saturday night under Rev. and Mrs. D. V. Snyder evangelists of Tarlton Ohio. They were hosted by Jacob Waldeck during their stay and will proceed to McCuneville to conduct a one week revival on Route 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Bethel Mission
D. V. Snyder
Tarlton
Ohio
Snyder
Jacob Waldeck
McCuneville
New Lexington
Sister of Dr Pride Dies in Hospital
Mrs. Letha Nichol, sister of Dr. C A Pride of Glouster, died Monday in a Parkersburg hospital after treatment begun Thursday. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 PM in Rockland Methodist Church. Survived by husband Charles Nicholas three brothers Dr C A Pride Jess Pride Frank Pride and sister Mrs Anna Reid Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Letha Nicholls
Rockland
Parkersburg
Charles Nicholas
C. A. Pride
Jess Pride
Frank Pride
Anna Reid
Kansas
Morristown Holiness Plan Prayer Meeting At Home
Weekly cottage prayer meeting of the Morristown Holiness Church will be Thursday at 7 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs And McKinney with Mrs Ray Pidcock as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
and McKinney
Ray Pidcock
Bowling Green Beats Toledo Navy 63 28 in Narrow Win
Bowling Green State University routed Toledo Naval Training Station 63 to 28 as Marshall College of West Virginia edged Toledo 61 to 56. Rio Grande edged Salem 37 to 35. Cincinnati Bearcats beat Wright Field Kittyhawks 71 to 32 with Hal Schneider scoring 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green State University
Great Lakes
Toledo Naval Training Station
Bowling Green
University of Toledo
Marshall College of
Wes Virginia
Ohio
Rio Grande
Salem
West Virginia
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Wright Field Kittyhawks
Marshall
Pro Football Seen as Help for Baseball Magnates
Philadelphia Phillies president Bob Carpenter argues pro football can be a valuable revenue during baseball off seasons. He says football uses parks, equipment, concessions and facilities to provide self preservation for owners facing high overhead with no current income. He suggests magnates consider buying NFL teams if available but avoids sparking a turf war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bob Carpenter
National League Phillies
Carpenter
Bond Program Draws Record Crowd at Glouster Gym
A large turnout filled the J T gymnasium for the Pa rade bond program in Glouster. About 550 attendees, mostly adults, crowded seating and the halls. The event featured the Glouster High School band under Grace Hemmer, a minstrel show with tap dancing by Marion Todd and Virginia Fitzgerald on piano, and talks by Francis Hendricks and Dr E A Hansen. Observers urged deeper personal financial participation to boost bond sales across the township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
J-T
Glouster High School
Grace Hemmer
Marion Byers
Prin. L. E. Buell
Roger Connor
Gus White
Claudius Chappel
Jonesy” Sams
Wolfe
Marion Todd
Athens
Virginia Fitzgerald
Miss Fitzgerald
Francis Hendricks
Fletcher Hospital
Commandos
E. A. Hansen
Ohio University
Fullerton Round-Up Depicts Postwar Baseball Woes
National League proxy Ford Frick cites postwar baseball issues such as night games and synthetic doubleheaders as a major problem. Hank Greenberg, studying at Washington and Lee, laments not knowing baseball after three years in the Army. Wallace Bailey, Russellville High School coach, posts strong records across football track basketball and golf. The piece also notes Red Ormsby’s retirement and Leo Diegel’s fund raising for veterans' hospital golf courses. Army air fields seek regional athletic leagues if travel rules ease. Tom Heaney earns chief petty officer rank in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ford Frick
Frick
Hank Greenberg
Army
School For Special Services
Washington and Lee University
Briggs Stadium
Wallace Bailey
West Point
Russellville
Ark
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
P. S
Bailey
Army Air Fields
South Georgia
East Alabama
North Florida
Tom Heaney
Hard Rock
Navy
South Pacific
Frick Sees Returning Players As Biggest Postwar Issue
Ford C. Frick, NL president, says absorbing ball players returning from military service is the pressing problem as baseball plans resume after the war. He notes the need to reemploy soldiers in their prewar roles within 40 days and the constraints of 25 active majors with a 40-man reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Ford C. Frick
National League
Service Men of Dover Are Honored at Special Service
Dover residents and families gathered at the Church of Christ in Chauncey for a special service honoring service members. Letters from ten soldiers overseas were read, mentioning locations in Italy, N C, Florida, California, Texas, New Mexico, and Alaska, with many relatives noted as kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Chauncey
Church of Christ In
Jack Schrappe
Italy
Neil E. Tippett
Maxton
N. C
William Patterson
Jack McCafferty
Carlos E. Nye
Florida
Robert Nye
Williamsburg
William Oliver
Marines
San Diego
Calif
Harry H. Oliver
Navy
Elizabeth City
J. R. Lucas
San Francisco
Lloyd Blackford
Colorado
Glennis Karns
Rolland Carr
Aleutians
Courtney
Thomas Oliver
Ervin H. Potts
the Baptist Church
Gerald
Nellie Jones Blackford
Gleanis Karns
Hattie Karns
Ellis Ave
Dix Pickering
Camp Phillips
Salina
Kansas
Chauncey Social Guests Visit McKinneys and Wicks Family
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Joe Staley hosted Sunday guests including Pearley Wicks with sons Carl and Roger Wicks and Harlan Mullins. Albany visitors Harry Love and son Franklin joined Andrew McKinney family along with George Adkins and children James John and Rose. Oscar B Adkins remains ill but stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Joe Staley
Main St
Pearley Wicks
Carl and
Roger Wicks
Harlan Mullins
Harry Love
Franklin
Albany
George Adkins
James
John
Rose
Lancaster
Andrew McKinney
Navy Seaman Visits Family in Chauncey During Furlough
Chauncey resident Jack Dickerson a Navy seaman on furlough from Norfolk visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dickerson and family on Mound Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Jack Dickerson
Navy
Norfolk
Emmett Dickerson
Mound St
Plains Garden Club Meets at Linscott Home
Mrs Floyd Linscott hosted The Plains Garden Club meeting at her home in The Plains on Friday night. President Mrs Paul Tipton led the session with a student skit on Food For Victory and a discussion on Arbors Gates and Fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains Garden Club
Linscott
Chauncey
Floyd Linscott
the Plains
Paul Tipton
Beryl Cone
Mary Ellen Thompson
Wilma McHarg
Gwendolyn Allen
Ila Katzenbach
Mary Brammer
Carol Ann Bean
Elizabeth Winefordner
W. O. Kail
A .E. Daugherty
Harry Wallace
Harold Winefordner
M. O. Bryan
Ray Michael
Scarlet Fever Diagnosis Among Rutters Near Bishopville
Five children of Mr and Mrs Mahlon Rutter near Bishopville are diagnosed with scarlet fever by visiting Morgan County nurse Miss Rachel Strode. The eldest Lily aged 10 in fifth grade at Mountsville fell ill last Thursday at school. Mrs Rutter has heart trouble and was recently ill herself. nurse learned of the illness during a regular home visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishopville
Mahlon Rutter
Rachel Strode
McConnelsville
Morgan County
Mae Rutter
Lily
Mountsville
War Loan Committee To Meet Tonight
GLOUSTER The Fourth War Loan volunteer committee of Trimble Township will meet in the Mayor's office at Glouster tonight at 7:30. All workers urged to attend or send in pink or green slips if unable. Important that complete weekly reports be made to the County Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Fourth War Loan Volunteer Committee
Trimble Township
Unbeaten Newark Wildcats Eye Second Straight Class A Title
Newark Wildcats remain undefeated and favored to claim a second straight Class A Ohio high school basketball championship. The team extended its streak to 13 wins this season after a 33 27 victory over Lancaster, with other top Class A teams like Marietta, Canton Timken, Martins Ferry also undefeated or near perfect. The piece notes injuries and late-game dramatics around the circuit, including notable performances by Charley Sweet and Russ Gregg as the season progresses toward the playoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Newark
Wily
Wildcats
Lancaster
Golden Gates
Licking County
Cats
Aba
Spaturaay
Ing Waites
Marietta
Canton Timken
Martins Ferry
Findlay
Bellevue
Enon
New Knoxville
Ashville
Canton St. John
Middlepoint
Columbus Rosary
Tipp City
Dresden
Bluffton
Cincinnati St
Lloyd Eddy
Union
Don Sands
Ironton
Huntington
W. Va
Wooster
Loudonville
Woosters
Dayton Chaminade
St. Henry
Fredericktown
Clarksburg
Washington Court House
Niles
Lima Central
Kingston
Centralia
Washington
Russ Gregg
Alex Groza
Martin
Wahama Bounces Back With Two Wins At Chester
Wahama high school Falcons win two at Chester. B team rallies from a poor first half to 22 15 final with Walker and Yeager leading scoring. Varsity improves spirit but shooting stays off as Sayre and Pickens pace Wahama. Chester leaders Milhoan and G Pickens top their side. Next stop Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Falcons
Wahama High School
Chester
Falcon
Walker
Yeager
Wahama
Wood
Sayre and
Pickens
Milhoan
G. Pickens
Pomeroy
Varsity Wahama
G. T. Pickens
Sayre
Ingles
Tucker
McCoy
Lee
Ewe
A. F. Rt. Beaver
Wolf
Parker
A. T. Wahama
Cook
Capehart
Cartwright
White
Beaver
Eorwe Parker
Trussel
Osborne
Dexter Brief Social and Personal items
Dexter society notes list visits and illnesses. Families such as Minor Blizzard and Dennis ons appear, with travel and hospital details. Local residents including Nelson Davis McCaskey and Adkins are recorded with weekend hosting and medical updates.
Plainy Child Study Club Hosts February Meeting
The Plains will host the February meeting of The Plainy Child Study Club tonight at 7 o clock. Mrs. Carl Michael Chauncey will welcome attendees and a good turnout is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Carl Michael
the Plains
Plainy Child Study Club
Maxim Wins Narrow Decision in Washington Fight
Joey Maxim of Cleveland outpointed George Parks of Washington in a 10 round bout. Bee Bee Washington lost a decision to Jackie Callura of Hamilton Ontario in another card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
George Parks
Tommy Mollis
Baltimore
Bee Bee
G. _ PROVIDENCE
R. L
Charles Lewis
New York
Jackie Callura
Hamilton jOnt
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Gabby Hartnett
Pat Pieper
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Jimmy Archer
Bob O'Farrell
Chicago Cubs
Reynolds May
Glouster Mission
Pride
Plan Prayer Meeting
Toledo
Associated Press
Pomeroy Keglers
Point Pleasant
Gold's Recreation
Red Bower
Quillin
Eer
Fross
Viers
Anderson
Dunlavy
Pomeroy— Bower
E8er
Swatzeler
PH. Concacces
Grueser
Fullerton
Hugh Fulerton, JR
Just For the Records
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Red
Leo Diegel
Veterans’ Hospitals
Valley Forge
Diegel
Torresdale Club
War Loan Committee
Newark Wildcats
Trim
Dexter
Ray Minor
Clair Blizzard
Dayton
Gerald Minor
N.Y.C
8. S. Minor
F. C. Dennison
Howard Dennison
Cpl
Hubert Nelson
Perley Nelson
Camp Hood
Texas
Arline
John Johnson
Ernest
Peach Ridge
Ruth Nicholson
H. C. Smith
Ellen Nelson
William Gillogly
Nelson
Cash Nichols
Cash Braley
William McKnight
Midway
Elsie Danny
Ruth Davis
J. D. Bowen
Lewis Saxton
Dana Williamson
S. C. Cook
Helen
Elmer McCaskey
Emmet McCaskey
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Emmet Davis
Boggess
Old Dexter
Marion McClure
Gon
Carl
Grass Run
Willard Adkins
Ray Nicholson
Richard Adkins
Max Smith
M’bee
Carmichael
Partitt
Romine
Rutkoskie
Einoando
Stanson
Paquette
Manning
Oem
Jordan Eee
Beggeee
McBride
Amshey
Clayton Es
Barnes
Morrison
Ashworth
Scriven Es
Blind
Hawk Enn
Tribe
E. Conkey
V. Conkey
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