Bobcats and Big Red Hit 50 Per Tilt
Ohio University and Denison meet on the Bobcats court in a high scoring clash as both teams push toward 50 points per game. Denison, led by six foot seven Bob Lawrence, seeks to maintain a strong offense against Ohio’s Maldovan and Wylie as each side eyes recent scoring highs and upcoming games.
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Onlo U
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Ohio Wesleyan
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Mills Wins On Points In White Plains Fight
In White Plains Jimmy Mills of Newark at 145 pounds outpointed Charley Watkins of Jersey City. In Jersey City Freddie Schott Akron beat Earle Loman of Detroit at 2008 pounds for 10 rounds. In Miami Bob Jacobs Philadelphia defeated Willie Muldane Cleveland in a 7 round bout.
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Charley Watkins
Youngstown
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Willie Muldane
Cleveland
Nelson Tops M'Spaden in Golf Playoff
Byron Nelson defeated Harold MecSpaden by five strokes in an 18 hole playoff to win the New Orleans Open. Nelson aims for more wins on the Gulf Coast as he chases a record with two more victories to tie Jimmy Demaret. He earned 1333.33 in War Bonds and boosted 1945 earnings to 7286.85. MecSpaden, still without a winter title, stands second in War Bond money with 5266.64 as Sam Byrd and other stars add to season totals.
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Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
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McSpaden
Sam Byrd
Detroit
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Dover and Glouster to clash in Friday hoop game
Dover Blue Devils meet Glouster at Chauncey Gym Friday night with reserves at 7 and varsity at 8. Strong local teams duel in a sought after matchup.
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Funeral in Kansas Draws Ada Lakin to Fort Scott
Mrs Ada Lakin wife of Rev J N Lakin pastor of The Plains Nazarene Church traveled to Fort Scott Kansas for her sister Miss Marie Gardner who died after long illness Her sister left her parents and four sisters as survivors.
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Miss Gardner
J T Team Defeated By Morgan Countians on Home Floor
GLOUSTER The J T Cardinals lost two games to McConnellsville Malta teams on J T's floor Friday evening. R Kempton scored 16 for J T with seven goals and two four point plays. McBride and McDonald led McConnellsville Malta with 13 and 12 points. In the reserve game Beal and Mingus tied with 14. Murphy led M M with five.
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Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Garden Club Meeting
Glouster residents gather at Mrs. Emmett Rogers home for a Garden Club session. President Mrs. Haskins reads a regional commendation, Lt. Blower sends Hawaii plant notes with photos, and cards go to medical facilities in White Cross and Rochester. Members and guests enjoy cake and coffee, with other town updates and social notices follow.
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Thomas Reese
C. E. Rogers
Ray Robinson Favored In Ten Round Welterweight Clash
Chicago AP report previews a ten round welterweight bout in Athens City between Ray Sugar Rebina and Cincinnati’s George Sugar Costner. Robinson, a veteran with six knockouts in eight wins since Army discharge, is the favorite as Costner, on a 23 fight knockout streak, challenges for Freddie Cochranes crown prospects. The card also notes college basketball results and other boxing notes.
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Sugar) Rebin
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Sugar) Costner
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Red) Cochrane
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Mrs Swart Reported Ill in Zanesville Hospital
Chauncey leader Leone Swart long active as president of Chauncey and Philo resident is reported seriously ill at Bethesda Hospital in Zanesville after eight weeks. Sunday her husband Arthur Swart suffered a heart attack and was taken to the same hospital. his condition improved. Brother-in-law George Swart sister-in-law Nell Jordan and other relatives visited.
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Birthday Dinner Honors William Sisson at Home
Mrs. Mabel Sisson hosted a two course dinner Sunday to celebrate her husband William Sisson s birthday. Guests included Lorena Mae Sisson Anita Sisson Mrs Sisson s father Mrs Elizabeth Robinson of Millfield and Mr and Mrs William Sisson. A birthday cake served as a centerpiece.
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Thomas W. Figley
Evan Morgan
Frances Gibbs
Jessie Withem
Jessie Hill
Elizabeth Chute
Thomas Vaughn
Thomas Figley
Chauncey
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William Sisson
Lorena Mae Sisson
Anita Sisson
Sweazy Funeral To Be Held Thursday
Mrs Maggie Jane Sweazy 72 died suddenly during a visit in Columbus following a heart attack. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 30 p.m. at Fellowship Church with burial in the churchyard cemetery. Survived by ten children. husband Levi L. Sweazy preceded her in death.
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Orpha Martin
Columbus
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Missionary Society Meeting At Nazrene Church
The Chauncey Missionary Society of The Plains Church of the Nazrene will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. in the church for the monthly gathering. In the president's absence Mrs Ada Lakin, vice president, will conduct the meeting. Mrs Carrie Channell will present the lesson study. All members urged to attend.
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Chauncey—Missionary Society of the Plains Church of the
Report of receipts and disbursements funds totals
Ledger style summary lists revenue for General Fund Water Works Fund Motor Vehicle License Fund Gasoline Tax Street Repair Fund General Bond Improvement Fund Special Assessment Fund Special and General Bond Retirement Fund Civilian Defense Fund totals and balances. Pasted figures show receipts and pending items with non revenue and revenue columns.
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Water Works Fund
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General Bond Improvement Fund
Civilian Defense Fund
Pvt Kollister Spends Furlough With Family in Chauncey
Pvt Royaden Kollister, stationed at Camp Hood Texas, is at Chauncey on an eight day furlough to visit wife Mary and children Teddy and Judith Ann at Mrs Kollister’s parents Converse Street Also visited his parents Mr and Mrs Michael Kollister of Sugar Creek He has been transferred to Fort Ord California and on return was accompanied by his wife as far as Columbus Other Chauncey notes mention Eddie Stewart and Lewis Johnson visits and a Dayton visitors at Millfield plus Alaska furlough details for Corporal Charles Mathes of Beaumont and the year end financial figures for city payrolls and reimbursements ending December 31
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National eligibility committee urged to standardize wartime college sports
Oklahoma U. athletic director Dale Arbuckle calls for a national eligibility committee to unify rules across major conferences and standardize recruiting and job protections for athletes. He notes wartime parity boosted profits for Big Six schools, while experts question agreement on standards amid ongoing debates.
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New York
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Oklahoma
Arbuckle
Trimble Grange Plans March Member Drive
Trimble Grange No. 1830 met in Grange Hall Trimble. After business a lecture hour featured readings and talks on Lincoln Washington farming and membership drive plans. Three membership applications were received and a drive was set to continue until the first April meeting.
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Toledo Woman Denies Birth Announcement by Messenger
Mrs Albert Hayden of Toledo formerly Glouster writes The Messenger denying a recently published birth announcement related to Slaughter, asserting the information is not true.
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Big 10 Chiefs To Try Again
CHICAGO - The Big Ten will again seek an athletic commissioner to replace Maj John L Griffith. Approval by athletic directors is needed for code changes and a salary boost. H. C. Crisler of Michigan emerged as a candidate but has not committed amid ongoing talks and recent conferences.
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Fritz) Crisler
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Charles Jasper Dies At Baltimore Home
Charles Jasper, formerly of Glouster, died in Baltimore Ohio Sunday. He was the son of the late George and Mrs. Jasper. Funeral services will be held in Baltimore Thursday at 1 PM, with interment at Glouster Cemetery between 1 and 4 PM. Co L Eddy and the Eddy family visited Westerville Sunday, and Mr Eddy is 93.
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Charles Jasper
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