Bobcats Triumph Over Muskingum to Reach .500 Mark
Ohio University defeated Muskingum 61 to 41 to lift the Bobcats to a .500 season after four games. Key runs in the second and fourth periods, led by Brandle Moorehead and Wylie, pushed the margin to 31-16 at halftime and 61-41 final as Jim Mackey returned to the lineup and contributed as a primary feeder.
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Ohio University
Mus- College
Ohio
Bobcats
Rio Grande
Muskies
Vistors
Weitelman
Crotzer
Muldovan
Moorehead
Bob Brandle
Murphy
Wylie
Muldowan
Mackey
SB Muldovan
Eee Ae
R. Brandle
W. Brandle
Maroney, Encaccons
SS Ae Sahiedaatiatieds
Paras
Muskingum
G. F. T. Peeae eLearn
Galloway
Eine Oy
Stetina
Smith
Weltelman
Stellman
Point Pleasant Defeats Winfield 29 to 16 in Local Gym
In a Tuesday afternoon game at the local gym Big Blacks beat Winfield 29 to 16. Moore led Point Pleasant with 11 points. for Winfield Bill and Bob Anderson each had five, Arnett four, and Fewell two.
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Point Pleasant
Winfield
Big Blacks
Bob Anderson
Bill Anderson
Arnett
Martin
K. Rose
Moore
Bob Miller
Roush
Fewell
Rose
Miller
Bob
Social Notes and Local Visits Highlight Glouster Scene
The Methodist Church Willing Workers held a regular meeting with devotions readings and a social hour. The 500 B Club met at Mrs Hill's home with high scores announced and a salad course served to members and a guest. Nearby residents including the Shaw Blower families. Mrs Somplasky and sons attended funerals and visits. Foster Lewis arrived home from the Navy for a day with his mother in Glouster.
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Methodist Church
A. G. Winkle
Clara Golding
Annetta Lewis
Katherine Norris
May Dunnett
John Bulloch
Sadie Williams
Earl Oliver
Williamith
Jessie Hill
Thomas Ughn
Vern Lam- Sern
Frances Gibbs
Earl Morris
Omas W. Figley
Evan Morgan
Tomas Vaughn
Vern Lamborn
Hill
O. A. McDonald
Luckman Voted Outstanding Pro Gridder in 1943 Season
Chicago AP Sid Luckman named NFL most valuable player for 1943 after leading the Bears to strong season marks. He topped a field of six in voting, with Don Hutson close behind. Luckman set four all time Bears passing records including 2,194 yards and 28 touchdown passes in 10 games.
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Chicago
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
National Football League
Columbia University College
Sheepshead Bay
N. Y
Merchant Marine
Don Hutson
Green Bay Packers
Bears
Luckman
Hutson
Sammaugh
Washington Redskins
Ward Cuff
New York Giants
Charlie Brock
Packers
Bill Paschal
Giants
Ace Parker
Brooklyn
Parker Hall
Cleveland
MclHein
New York
Luke Johnson
Johnson
Hts
Washington
Racine Unfamiliar Pace Defeats Middleport 30 to 14
Racine Tornadoes beat Middleport Yellow Jackets 30 14 in Racine. Idle scores 16 points on eight long shots for Racine while Boggs nets 9 for Middleport. Middleport reserves also lose 24 23 in a close prior game. Referee was Hicks.
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Middleport Yellow Jackets
Racine Tornadoes
Jackets
Tornadoes
Middleport
Idle
Boggs
Klein
Yellow Jacket
Ebersbach
Nwcenewne
Smart
Ginther
Secanesaee
Cceskakodaws
Eis Cassities
COE
Ccc. Iil Ae
Hickel
Pomeroy Panthers Overpower Wahama for Central Court Win
Pomeroy Panthers defeated Wahama 44 to 31 as tall Schank at guard sparked a steady lead. Stanley led Pomeroy with 13 points while Sayre scored 15 for Wahama. junior girls also won 23 to 4 in a preliminary game.
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Pomeroy
Purple Panthers
West Virginia Wahamanians
Panther
Tall Schank
Panthers
Stanley
Rosenbaum
Sayre
Wahama
Agnes Bentz
F. Pe Tce Ncede Denn A
Mallory
Ae Banweg
Onencscne
Lewis
Ae Tore Ota Eenengee
A Wahama
Ee Pickens
Ingiee
Canvenues
Enecseso
Oactieanaties
Osborne
Carbon Hill Triumphs Over Buchtel Whatsits
Carbon Hill extended its winning streak to nine with a 39 to 16 win over Buchtel on their floor. The Carbon Hill reserves also ran their streak to 15 with a 28 to 6 victory over Buchtel reserves.
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Buchtel
Varsity
G. F. Carbon Hill
Dawley
Ayres
Johnson
Ween
Wee Smith
Wilkinson
Shark
G. Buchtel
Collins
Whitmore
Graham
C Emer
Ewe White
Glouster Students Present Florist Window Operetta and Miss Thyrza Caruthers
Glouster schools stage an operetta In a Florist's Window by lower grades under the music department Friday night at eight in the gym. Alfred Howard sings Mustard Flower with Sharon Gamwell at the piano, followed by the High School Girls' Glee Club performing Miss Thyrza Caruthers with a large cast including Mrs. Jones Anna Davis Mary Pat Smith and many others appearing in singing acting and dancing roles supported by Marion Byers on piano.
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Glouster
Alfred Howard
Sharon Gamwell
Red Army soccer team rumor reaches Moscow to England path
Fullerton's Round-Up reports radio correspondent Bill Downs hears a rumor the Red Army soccer team may enter international play before the war ends. The Army team could visit England and possibly America as part of a rare top-flight exposure from a nation with limited sports activity. Oklahoma Aggies near a bid to the New York invitation basketball tourney while Danny Doyle faces a baseball spring training clash with the Red Sox.
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Red Army
Russia
Moscow
Bill Downs
Army
England
America
Oklahoma Aggies
Danny Doyle
Aggies
Boston Red Sox
Stars and scouts mix with high school hoops and film notes
Tim Cohane recalls Polish border lore as a star halfback with a scholarship. Chuck Ward, ex Honus Wagner successor, joins Pirates as shortstop hopeful. Montana free throw tourney shows scoring rise with 115 of 520 hitting 13+. Will Walls signs to play bomber pilot in Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo film. Oscar Gustafson builds a dream team at Goshen HS after 14 years. Mickey Harris opens Canal Zone season with three straight shutouts and minimal hits allowed.
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Chuck Ward
Phillies
Honus Wagner
Pirates
Honus
Frank Hyde
Montana
Will Walls
Football Giants
Tokyo
Bears
Oscar Gustafson
Goshen
N. Y
Mickey Harris
Red Sox
Tribe Boss Foresees Park Closure Over Bad Baseball
Cleveland Indians owner Alva Bradley warned he would close the park if he cannot field high quality baseball this season. He rejects makeshift lineups and says operation is “damned tough,” but believes the game must continue unless play deteriorates beyond repair.
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Cleveland
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Indians
Bradley
Additional Reports Sought Of Trimble War Bond Sales
GLOUSTER Reports filed with the local chairman show Trimble Township volunteers sold an additional $8,100 in Fourth War Loan bonds in the last week, bringing total reported sales to $22,500 about 30 percent of the township quota. Twenty volunteers have not yet reported this week, delaying full totals.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Victory Parade Leads J-T School Week at Trimble Township
The J-T School week centers on a Victory Parade with a 500-strong audience for Trimble Township. Glouster band, directed by Mrs Hemmer, performed alongside a minstrel show as door receipts for a Chauncey Dover basketball game totalled 44.05. The February PTA meeting marks the founding anniversary with plans for February 7.
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Trimble
J-T
Trimble Township
Glouster
Hemmer
Chauncey - Dover
P.T.A
Mary
Zanesville
Lewis Buell
Corning
Lewis
Moose Lodge Initiates 20 Members and Improves Local Work
About 200 Moose members and families attended a Sunday social at Moose Hall in Glouster after class initiation ceremonies. A 20 member class was initiated and the local team presented the work, with plans for future initiations to be handled locally. Charles Guinther received a 25 Member diamond pin for recruiting new members.
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Glouster
Moose Hall
Charles Guinther
H.T. Rainey
Moosehart
William John Richards
Lieut Robert Clark Weds Miss Cecelia Scheetz in Sacramento
Lieut Robert Clark and Miss Cecelia Katherine Scheetz united in marriage on January 22 at the Cathedral in Sacramento California. Attending relatives included Pat McGuire Raymond Matthew and Walter Matthew plus Jean McLain. The couple will reside in Mayville after Clark completes chemical warfare training.
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Glouster
Robert Clark
Cecelia Katherine Scheetz
Sacramento
Calif
Pat McGuire
Raymond Matthew
Walter
M Iss
Jean McLain
McCluney Hotel
Mayville
Clark
John R Clark
Rites Held Tuesday For Former Chauncey Woman Miss Georgia Lowery
Miss Georgia Lowery aged 81 a former Chauncey resident died at her Floodwood home after a stroke. Funeral services were held Tuesday with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery. She had no surviving relatives. She had visited Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs F H Staffinger who now live in Florida.
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Chauncey
Georgia Lowery
Floodwood
Greenlawn
Miss Lowery
F. H. Staffinger
Florida
War Department reports Jefferis killed in action
On Friday January 28 the War Department said Lieut Edward F Jefferis was killed in action on the European front on May 28. Earlier in May his family had been notified he was missing in action. Mrs Jefferis is a granddaughter of the late James Ginnan of Jacksonville and his mother is a cousin of Mrs George Duncan of Glouster. A.M.M.1c’s rating was raised, placing him in charge of 100 men in Puerto Rico where he met John Bryson and Paul McClellan. Lieut Roger Kittle, stationed at Fort Jackson South Carolina, arrived in Glouster for a 15 day furlough.
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Puerto Rico
John Bryson
Paul McClelllan
Roger Kittle
Fort Jackson
8. C
Glouster
Missionary Society Leads Baptist Service
The Baptist Missionary Society led the Sunday morning service on January 30 with Mrs. Gladys Viney presiding. Mrs. Anna Magies and Mrs. Rachel Bland presented the program including solo by Mrs. Ethel Riley and readings by Mrs. Bland. The group will lead the morning service on the second Sunday each month.
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Glouster
Baptist Missionary Society
Gladys Viney
Anna Magies
Rachel Bland
Ethel Riley
Ray Mond Tucker Promoted to Corporal
Mr and Mrs Ray Tucker of Chauncey receive word their son Ray mond Tucker has been promoted to corporal while stationed at Bruning Field Nebraska.
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Chauncey
Ray Tucker
May Ave
Raymond
Bruming Field
Nebr
Joe Tinker seriously ill with influenza and heart condition
Orlando Florida Joe Tinker famed for the Tinker to Evers to Chance double play of the Chicago Cubs is seriously ill with influenza aggravated by a heart condition and diabetes.
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Orlando
Fla
Joe Tinker
Chicago Cubs
Carrie Fulton Degraw Dies in Colorado
Carrie Fulton Degraw a native of Dover Township and former Chauncey resident died Friday in a Denver hospital after being removed from her Kremmling home two weeks earlier. Funeral and burial occurred in Pueblo Monday. Surviving husband Edward Degraw and four daughters from a previous marriage live in Ohio and Michigan.
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Carrie Fulton Degraw
Dover Township
Colorado
Denver
Kremmling
Colo
Pueblo
Daniel Fulton
Millfield
Degraw
Athens
Norman
Edward Degraw
Freda Shirkey
Tuppers Plains
Beatrice Anderson
Lima
Ola Varner
Akron
Vera Hanning
Detroit
James
Eliza Koons
Dr. Koons
Mae von Scheele
Jacksonville
Pfe. Carl Wicks Is Honored at Dinner
Pfc. Carl Wicks on furlough from New York visited Chauncey relatives. Mrs. Dorothy Staley hosted a two course chicken dinner at her West Main Street home honoring her nephew. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Pearley Wicks and family Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Mullins and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Staley and children Ikey and Barbara.
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Chauncey
Pfe
Carl Wicks
New York
Pearley Wicks
Dorothy Staley
W. Main &T
Pfc
Harlan Mullins
Joseph Staley
Ikey
Barbara
Chauncey-Dover Schools Receive New Text Books
Chauncey-Dover Schools received new text books including arithmetics spellers and history. The March of Dimes is observed this week in the Chauncey-Dover Schools in the interest of infantile paralysis.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Athens City B Bowling Scores
Local bowling recap from Athens City B League lists team standings and individual scores. Names and exact scores appear unreadable due to torn OCR but indicate competition among city clubs.
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Athens City
Fragmentary OCR Note Indicates Weathered Script
A damaged OCR fragment shows repeated phrases and unclear punctuation. The readable text hints at an archaic or stylized script referring to weapons or resistance themes but lacks concrete names places dates or events. The legible portion is insufficient for a full summary.
Mrs Elizabeth Robinett Improves After Illness
Condition of Mrs Elizabeth Robinett of Millfield shows marked improvement after two weeks of serious illness. Her daughters Mrs Mabel Sisson Trimble and Mrs Myrtle Matheny Cleveland have been helping with her care. She has received many beautiful cards and flowers from friends church and clubs.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Robinett
Millfield
Robinett
Mabel _ Sisson
Trimble
Myrtle Matheny
Cleveland
Mrs Nancy Sanders Visits Son in Albany
Mrs Nancy Sanders of Millfield visited her son Fred Sanders at Trimble Heights and stayed with Don Sanders in Albany. She has been unwell and had medical attention while visiting Clarence and Dow Sanders in Millfield and accompanied Don home for a visit.
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Chauncey
Nancy Sanders
Millfield
Fred
Trimble Heights
Albany
Dow Sanders
Clarence Sanders
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