Denison Tops Ohio U 48 to 40 in rough clash
Denison University defeats Ohio University 48 to 40 as height advantaged posts and late cold shooting hampered the Bobcats. Russ DeVette and Denton led Ohio with scattered scoring while Lee Knorek and Les Deaton dominated the boards for Denison. Ohio concludes home season with Otterbein and Miami games this week.
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Ohio University
Bobcats
Big Red
Denison
Otterbein
Westerville
Miami
Lexington
Kentucky Wildcats
Lee Knorek
Les Deaton
Russ DeVette
Ohio
Big Knorek
Wylie
Muldovan
Denison Quint
Denton
DeVette
Knorek
Moorehead
Mackey
Young
Deaton
Duckett
Bob Brandle
Higgs
Harry Schwab
Harvey Schwab
Frances Willard Memorial Tea Hosts Guests In Glouster
Glouster daily notes report the Frances Willard Memorial Tea at the home of Mrs. J. H. Henshaw with WC T U sponsorship. The 3 PM start accommodates students in a program while inviting one guest per member. Local residents, including Bob James of Stockport and Bill Sherran of New Lexington, visit and share updates on work and family.
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Bob James
Stockport
Bob
J. W. Stocklein
William
Bill) Sherran
New Lexington
Bill
Ohio Collieries Company
Bob Emerich
Columbus
Paul Bingman
Marion
Ands. A. Bing
Vollmer
Paul
Great Lakes Team Sets Four World Swim Records
The Great Lakes squad led by Bill Smith and Jerry Kerschner broke four world marks in Columbus. Smith swam 100-meter freestyle and 220-yard freestyle world records, plus a 400-yard freestyle relay with Kerschner and teammates Dobson Burton and Wally Ris. They clocked 1 minute 21.4 seconds for the relay, 2:06.2 in the 200 meters, and 2:07.1 in the 220 yards.
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Columbus
Bill
Lakes Naval Training Station
Ohio State
Smith
Kerschner
Great Lakes
Dobson Burton
Michigan
Wally Ris
Illinois
Bond Sales Tuesday Counted in Fourth War Loan Drive
In Glouster inquiries confirm Tuesday sales credit toward the drive. A committee spokesman says all sales through Tuesday are counted. Volunteers urged to contact many individuals for last chance to buy bonds. Trimble Township remains under 50 percent of its quota as reports through Saturday show.
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Glouster
Trimble
Glouster Servicemen Home on Furloughs
Glouster service members report furloughs and assignments. James McLain, recently inducted, returns on a 48 hour pass from Fort Hayes with no camp assignment yet. Cpl. Amar Slay leaves Dyesburg after a 10 day furlough. Jimmy Leach of the Kitty Hawk air corps is home briefly. Sgt. Earl Echstenkamper, cited for meritorious bombing raid work, receives the Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal. a local high school graduate born in Glouster.
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Glouster
James McLain
Fort Hayes
Cpl
Amar (Pepper) Slay
Dyesburg
Tenn
Earl Echstenkamper
Europe
Henry
Heinie) Echstenkamper
Garden Club Meets At Howard Home
GLOUSTER Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Alfred Howard Thursday evening. Eleven members attended with one guest Mrs. C E Sellars. President Mrs. E H Taylor led the meeting and Mrs Esta Haskins read a paper on Hot Beds. A round table discussion followed with talk on victory gardens and flower cultivation. Refreshments were served to the guest and members including Mrs C E Sellars Mrs W R Drury and others.
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Glouster
C. E. Sellars
W. R. Drury
John Binderbasin
Emmett Byers
W. A. Craft
B. R. Angle
C. E. Haskins
Thomas Reese
E. H. Taylor
Thomas W. Figley
Frances Gibbs
Howard
Moose Lodge Shifts Weekly Meeting to Tuesday Evening
An official of the local Moose Lodge announces the regular weekly meeting is moved to Tuesday evening effective this week. A new class of the order will begin Sunday afternoon February 27.
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Glouster
Moose Lodge
Lodge to Finalize Group Attendance at Mrs A Kpler Funeral
The GLOUSTER Marceline Rebekah Lodge will meet at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday at 7 30 PM to complete arrangements for attending the funeral of Mrs A Kpler on Wednesday afternoon.
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Glouster
Marceline Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
A Kpler
Miami Falls to Canisius 44 41 in Columbus
Miami loses 44 to 41 to Canisius of Buffalo. Denison leads Ohio Conference with 15–2 overall, as standings grow tighter with upcoming games against Muskingum Capital and a potential Wooster title bid. Ohio State wins two from Iowa. schedule includes Bowling Green and Ohio University clashes.
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Canisius
Buffalo
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Fort Hayes
Naval
Marshall
Bunker Hill
Bowman Field
Curtiss Wright
Case
Illinois
West Virginia State
Camp Perry
Ashland
Oberlin
Gore Social And Personal
Mrs Wavelean Echart entertained the Home Workers Class with Miss Ruth McMannis in charge of devotions and Etta Mae Echart reading the scripture. Faith Beck led the business session as prizes went to Fa Beck and Ida McMannis during contests. Refreshments served to a list of attendees including Echart family and guests. Nearby families and relatives from Logan Elyria Michigan and Maxville were noted visiting or mentioned in recent times including Tommy Hood illness and furlough Marine Otis.
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Athens
Tommy
Gladys Proctor
Canton
Elmer Hite
Robert D. Terrel
Springfield
W. E. Terrel
Lon Arnett
New Straitsville
Sam Hood
Walter Criswell
Grant Dicken
Shawnee
Lucy Francis
Milton Francis
Neh Otis
The
Marines
Jack Dixon
Old Gore
Ella Dixon
Doris
Georgia Lee Tucker
Maxville
Andrs. Wayland Howdyshell
Loren
Lieutenant Mayo Anderson—48 hour furlough to Trimble
Lieutenant William Mayo Anderson spent a 48 hour furlough at Trimble with Mrs Anderson and children Ann Patt and Jerome. He left to return to Washington Sunday evening. Anderson expects transfer from Washington in the near future.
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Glouster
William Mayo Anderson
Trimble
Seaman Second Class Visits Parents in Chauncey
Charles H. Courtney of Camp Thomas Davisville R 1 spent the weekend with his parents Rev and Mrs Gilbert Court at their Chauncey home.
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Chauncey
Charles H. Courtjney
Camp Thomas
Davisville
R. 1
Gibert Courtij
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights Boxing Kinships
New York sports column notes Billy Gibbons and five Gibbons brothers serving in the Marines, plus four O’Hara brothers from St Paul with military ties. Mentions John Lloyd as Parson Gil Dodds’ son, Russian boxing rules, and Soccer as off season option for baseball parks. Also references Paul Brown draft deferment fears and golf club presidents’ performance trends.
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New York
Billy Gibbons
Mike Gibbons
Alaska
Billy
Mike
Nat
Ring Magazine
Fleischer
St. Paul
Minn
O'Hara
Ohio State League Formed With Six Teams For 1944 Season
The Ohio State League voted to operate as a Class League in 1944 with six teams: Lima, Marion, Zanesville, Springfield, Middletown, and Newark. The schedule runs May 2 or 3 to Labor Day with a Shaughnessy playoff and a mid season all star game. The Newark Cincinnati Reds dispute over gate receipts was set to be revisited.
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Ohio
Lima
Marion
Zanesville
Springfield
Middletown
Newark
Shaughnessy
Reds
Joe Donnelly
Sones
George Trautman
American Association
Coure
Ireland
Frank Colley
George Archer
Max Douglas
W. Dexter Hazen
Floyd Shepard
Harold Waller
How
High School Basketball Results From Several Ohio Games
Massillon Washington defeated Alliance 49 to 34 while Cincinnati St. Xavier beat Roger Bacon 60 to 24. Elder topped Purcell 39 to 28 as Austintown Fitch won 51 to 27 over Sebring. Other scores include Lima South 47 Van Wert 29 and Lima St. Johns 58 Vaughanville 26.
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Massillon
Washington
Alliance
Cincinnati St. Xavier
Roger Bacon
Cincinnati Elder
Purcell
Austintown
Fitch
Sebring
Lima South
van Wert
Lima St. Johns
Vaughanville
Speeders Warned by Glouster Mayor Williams
Glouster mayor Thoms Williams says complaints about speeding prompted a 20 mile per hour limit. The city council passed the ordinance due to narrow streets and recent near accidents. He directs officers to arrest violators of the speed limit.
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Glouster
Thoms Williams
Chauncey Personals Highlight Millfield Visitors
Mr and Mrs Henry Heffken and daughter Carolyn of Millfield visited Columbus for the weekend to see Betty and Henrietta Heffken. Mrs W H Wemmer of Millfield visited Nelsonville with her sister Mrs Raines. Miss Amy Sanders of Millfield visited in Co
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Henry Heffken
Carolyn
Millfield
Plains PTA to Stage Student Program at High School
The Plains PTA will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. President Bernice Humphrey presides. Students in grades four and ten will perform. A social hour follows and a large turnout of parents is expected.
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Chauncey
Plains Parent Teacher Association
Plains High School
Bernice Humphrey
Church Group Elects Wilma Allen President
Chauncey monthly Willing Workers Class of the Methodist Church held at Barbara McHenry Sr home. Wilma Allen elected president with Madeline Matheny as VP Barbara McHenry secretary Betty Palmer treasurer Norma Jean Antle press reporter and a flower committee of Martin O Rourke Virginia Evener and Dora Hammond.
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Chauncey
Methodist Church
Georgia Allen
Barbara McHenry
Wilma Allen
Madeline Matheny
Betty Palmer
Norma Jean Antle
Martin O'Rourke
Virginia Evener
Dora Hammond
Marvella Burton
Marilyn O'Rourke
Jo Ann Schoonover
Joyce
Jerry Schoonover
Barbara Dailey
Grace Crabtree
Woodrow Lester Sent Overseas From Chauncey Area
Mrs. Sarah Lester of Bailey Run near Chauncey reports her son Corporal Woodrow Lester has departed for overseas duty after several months in service. He has been stationed at Camp Cooke California and his address can be obtained through Mrs. Lester.
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Chauncey
Sarah Lester
Bailey Run
Woodrow Lester
Camp Cooke
California
Lester
Mrs Johnson Hosts Loyal Women's Class Meeting
Chauncey Mrs Homer Johnson will host the Loyal Women s Class of the Church of Christ on Wednesday at 1 30 p m. The program will be led by class president Mrs Carl Shafer with reports from secretary Mrs Thomas Hamilton and treasurer Mrs Floyd Nye. Mrs Rice Thomas leads the program. all church women are invited.
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Chauncey
Homer Johnson
Loyal Women's Class
Church of Christ At
Carl Shafer
Thomas Hamilton
Floyd Nye
Rice Thomas
Church
Navy Son in Pacific Sends Cable to Chauncey Family
Mr and Mrs Lester Locke of Chauncey received a cable from their son Roscoe Locke with the Navy in the South Pacific. He has been in the service a good many months.
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Chauncey
Lester Locke
Roscoe Locke
Navy
South Pacific
Birth Announcement Dorothy Jane Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Howard announce the birth of a seven pound daughter named Dorothy Jane at Sheltering Arms Hospital on Thursday February 10. The baby is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Howard of Gloucester and Mrs. Helen Gillespie of Millfield.
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Chauncey
Donald Howard
Dorothy Gillespie
Dorothy Jane
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Alfred Howard
Glouster
Helen Gillespie
Millfield
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary to Meet with UMW Tuesday
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No. 9 plans a meeting with the United Mine Workers on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the K P building. A pot luck supper will follow the meeting.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No
United Mine Workers
K. of P. Build
Phillips couple welcomed twins Judith Anne and Janice Sue
Mr and Mrs Phillips announce the birth of twin daughters at their home near Millfield. The infants weigh 6% and 7 pounds and were born Friday February 11. They have been named Judith Anne and Janice Sue.
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Chauncey
Carolyn Guerra Heffken Receives Roses From Husband
On their second wedding anniversary Mrs. Carolyn Guerra Heffken received roses from her husband Sergeant John Heffken who is stationed in India. The gesture marks a personal celebration amid his service overseas.
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Chauncey
Carolyn Guerra Heffken
Sergeant John Heffken
India
Upsets Mark College Cage Competition
Ohio State and Canisius lead a week of notable college basketball upsets as Ohio State beats unbeaten Iowa twice to shake the Big Ten race. Canisius defeats Long Island University and Miami Ohio while Army remains unbeaten at 10-0.
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NEW York
Ohio State
Greens Bobo
Great Lakes
Olathe Naval Clippers
Norfolk
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