Albany Plays Buchtel A B County high school tourney opens
Albany meets Buchtel tonight at Athens High School gym to start the Athens County tournament with two games at 7 30 and 8 30. The schedule continues through Saturday finals with semifinal rounds Thursday and a total four games on Tuesday night. Officials are Green and Clements. admission 25 cents for students 35 cents for adults.
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Athens County
Athens High School
Albany
Buchtel
Ames Bernandy
Shade
Jacksonville-Trimble
Rome
the Plains
Waterloo
J.T
Ames-Bern
Troy
Amesville
Hollister
Buchtel-Albany
Logan
Green
Clements
Irish Cagers Upset Great Lakes on 54 51 Scoreline
Notre Dame stunned Great Lakes 54 51 snapping the Sailors 21 game win streak. The upset followed a prior 19 14 football setback to Great Lakes, with other notable results including Missouri over Olathe Naval 47 41 and Washington downing Gonzaga 58 40.
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NEW York
Notre Dame
Great Lakes
N. D
Missouri
Olathe Naval
Olathe
Washington
Gonzaga
Bucknell
Muhlenberg
Dartmouth
Kentucky
Aggies
Utah
DePaul
Western Michigan
Denison
Bowling Green
Canisius
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Army
Rice
Arkansas
Navy
Ohio State
Temple
Valparaiso
Colgate
Rochester
Willing Workers Class Meets at Glouster Church
The Willing Workers Class Circle No 1 met Friday evening in the church social rooms with hostesses Mrs Harry Swart Mrs Saul Border and Miss Etta Johnson. Mrs P J Stanley led devotion and the president Mrs Harry Swart directed the program including talks on George Washington of Mt Vernon Lincoln Goes to Gettysburg and A World Example. A social hour followed with refreshments for 18 members and two guests.
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Circle No. 1
Harry Swart
Saul Border
Etta Johnson
P. J. Stanley
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
Clara Golding
Lincoln
Gettysburg
R. B. Smith
Lulu Bingman
Hemlock Personal Mention Birthday dinner honors 80th
Mrs. Harry Davis hosted a birthday dinner for her husband who turned 80, with guests including Staff Sgt. William A. Eayle of Fort Dix, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams and Nina Davis. Floyd Inman is reported missing in action since January 29. Several local residents note visits and promotions across wartime life.
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Tampa
Fla
Ernest Lanning
Writers in Convention At Columbus
The Outdoor Writers Association of America opened its annual Columbus convention with several hundred members and conservation leaders in attendance. Discussions focused on postwar conservation and proposed changes to federal migratory waterfowl regulations. The Ohio League proposed splitting the state into duck hunting zones and dedicating public lands to WWII heroes. A dam project on Rocky Fork aims to create a 2,400 acre lake benefiting several counties. Ray A. Miller was elected president and Sam Weirich named treasurer.
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Outdoor Writers Association of America
United States
Canada
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Ohio
Ohio League
Rocky Fork
Paint Creek
Highland County
Hamilton
Clermont
Brown
Adams
Butler
Warren
Clinton
Highland
League
Ray A. Miller
Zanesville
Richard A. Lindemann
Delphos
Sam Weirich
Lancaster
Amesville News Briefs Highlights Local School Party
The Methodist Church School classes were entertained at Mrs. F. L. Thomas home with a Valentine party. Names on the honor roll include Dana McKinley and Zane Harris now in England and Reno, plus Bill Riley who joined the Navy. Ames Bern defeated Rome in three games as the season closes ahead of the Athens tournament.
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Amesville
Methodist Church School
F. L. Thomas
Myrle Vernon
Helen Clark
Thomas
Billy Lee Jago
Patty McKinley
Dickey Clark
David Hamilton
Paul Kasler
Philip Kasler
Diane Hamilton
Madelon Clark
Gernelda King
Louanna King
Jackie Sedwick
Shirley Ann Potter
Guy Easler
Ella Morris
Marie Brown
Miss Morris
EA Moore
June Eckard
Brown
Tral
Dana McKinley
Zane Harris
Dana
England
Zane
Reno
New
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Great Lakes
Lucy Heston
Frank Heston
Wilmore Kentucky
Max Heston
Warren
Mary Elen Heston
Columbus
Lois Cecil
Middleport
Ames Bern
Rome
Athens
Penicillin Production in U.S. and Canada Rises in War Years
The Office of War Information reports that 1943 output of penicillin in the United States and Canada was under 465 pounds, with December alone accounting for 40 percent. Thirteen firms are now producing the drug in continually increasing amounts.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Office of War Information
Utah to Garden Salt Lake City Basketball Nabs MSG Invite
The University of Utah accepted an invitation to the national tournament at Madison Square Garden in New York City next month. Utah has won 12 games and lost two.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Touches Boxing and Baseball Tales
Boxing figures Beau Jack Boomy Davis and Willie Pep loom in the news as Beau Jack heads to Army duty and Dean Montgomery faces a big payday from March bouts. Ted McElroy recalls a lost title with training, while John Tener to be honored in Pittsburgh dinner. Yale coach Howie Odell works in a New Haven rubber plant during off season. Marcel Cerdan crowned European middleweight by IBU amid Allied wartime shifts. Elbie Fletcher nears naval base duties with golf pro Jimmy Demaret as both join the service push.
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New York
iIf
Beau Jack
Boomy” Davis
Willie Pep
Beau
Bob Montgomery
Davis
Sammy Angott
Ted McElroy
John Tener
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Howie Odell
Yale
New Haven
Marcel Cerdan
France
Algiers
Europe
International Boxing Union
Elbie Fletcher
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Jimmy Demaret
George Marshall surprise bench visit stirs NFL playoff memory
The article recalls George Wetwash Marshall appearing unannounced on opposing team benches, including a Bears playoff game last fall. He previously showed up on the Green Bay Packers bench and quipped, What's the matter with that team of mine.
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Marshall
Bears
Green Bay Packers
Glouster Masons Honor Sons at Washington Birthday Meeting
Glouster Masonic Lodge will hold a father and son gathering Thursday at 7:30 p m to observe Washington's birthday with a patriotic program. Refreshments follow and each Mason is asked to bring a son or adopt one for the evening.
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Glouster Masons
Glouster
Washington
Loyal Women of Trimble Hold Birthday Themed Class
The GLOUSTER- Trimble Church of Christ women met at Mrs. Nina Johnson home led by president Zoe Herrold for devotional services. A Bible knowledge game and McGuffey poems followed a birthday anniversary party honoring Mrs. Johnson with two birthday cakes. Refreshments served to a group including Mrs. Hattie Sawyer and Mrs. Nina Johnson. Next meeting at Mrs. Clara Penrod residence.
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Johnson
Betty Addington
Hattie Sawyer
Cora Penrod
Phoeba Sharp
Florence McCune
Pearl Wallace
Frances Clark
Edna Xasler
Zoe Herrold
Adda Almond
Nettie Walton
Gertrude Rainey
Glouster Circle Two of Methodist Church Meets
Glouster Circle No. 2 of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. Thomas W. Figley home with Mrs. Guinther and Mrs. Reese hosting. The group opened with America the Beautiful and Scripture read by Mrs. Chappelear. Seventeen members attended and heard readings on Washington and Mt. Vernon.
School Children Collect 1600 Pounds of Paper
GLOUSTER Scoutmaster Ralph Hines says he was called to Greens Run school to collect scrap paper from a recent drive. He reports more than 1600 pounds were turned over, a splendid showing for pupils of a three room school.
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Glouster
Ralph Hines
Greens Run
Service Planned for Christian Church in Glouster
Minister C B Tigner announces a midweek Church of Christ service on Wednesday at 7:00 PM. The first 30 minutes will be led by a lay member, followed by a half hour where the minister discusses the Book of Romans.
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Glouster
C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Iwill
Akron Girl Shines in Ohio Women's Bowling Tourney
Akron tester Marge Anderson posted 517 in team 496 in doubles and 523 in singles to total 1536, a standout all events score in the Ohio Women’s Bowling Tournament. Wadsworth pair Billie Lanier Alphen Richey won Class A doubles 992, Toledo team Dartt Ludwig led Class B doubles 980, Chilliwotie’s Hazel Cooper topped Class A singles with 516.
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Columbus
Ohio
Marge Anderson
Akron
Billie Lanier
Alphen Richey
Wadsworth
Faithful Sunday School Meeting Changes Location and Time
Faithful Class of the Jacksonville Methodist Sunday School will meet at Mrs. Wilbur Householder's home Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. instead of Thursday evening as announced. Mr and Mrs Mike Thompson left Friday to visit their son Leo in the United States Navy at Camp Lejeune NC and will return Wednesday. The Rothwell Club met at Mrs Elizabeth Chute's New Street home last Thursday evening instead of at Mrs W W Bryson's. Maxine and Dorcas Burns of Columbus spent the weekend with their mother Mrs Mary Burns. Dorcas goes to Fort Harrison Ind to visit Sgt and Mrs B F Swart. Maxine returns to Columbus Sunday night. Pvt and Mrs Melvin Murphy of Fort Knox Ky spent a few days here visiting friends before he returned to Fort Knox.
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Wilbur
Mike Thompson
Leo Thompson
United States Navy
Camp Lejune
N. C
Washington, D
Rothwell Club
Elizabeth Chute
New Street
W. W. Bryson
Red
Maxine
Dorcas Burns
Columbus
Mary Burns
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Fort Hardinson
Ind
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B. F. Swart
Maxine Burns
Melvin Murphy
Fort Knox
Friy
Club To Honor WAVES Mundew McAllister
Mundew Elizabeth Mundew and Delores McAllister will be guests of honor at a six oclock net by the Junior Progressive Study Club on Tuesday evening at the Church of Christ. WAVES have accepted and report for duty this week. The Women’s Council serves supper to the public starting at five, with a special serving for the club and guests in a separate room. The club will hold its regular meeting after dinner.
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Elizabeth Mundew
Delores McAllister
Progressive Study Club
Church of Christ
Women’s Council
Ohio College Cagers Near End of Sked
Ohio college basketball notes nearing season end as Denison seeks Ohio Conference title by beating Baldwin Wallace in Berea. A loss could let Wooster tie, while Ohio State closes with De Paul. Remaining games include Mt. St. etc, with service teams and Toledo Marshall on Feb 29.
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Ohio
Denison University
Toledo Marshall
Denison
Berea
Baldwins Wallace
Bi Red
Wooster
Ashland
Otterbein
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Bowling Green
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de Paul
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Ohio Wesleyan
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Boweman Field
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Camp Reynolds
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Toledo
Great Lakes
Akron
Case
Muskingum
Wittenberg
Ohio University
Kentucky
Shawnee Valley A A U to Host 1944 Ohio Championships
The Shawnee Valley A A U club in Springfield will host the 1944 Ohio A A U basketball championships on March 11 and 12 with eight teams in both the men and women divisions.
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Shawnee Valley
Springfield
Ohio
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