Ames Bern Falls to Jacksonville Trimble in Athens County Final
Ames-Bern was defeated 28-20 by Jacksonville Trimble's Cardinals in the Athens County basketball final before a large crowd. J-T built a first-half lead and controlled the second half, scoring 16 points by halftime and sealing the title as Ames-Bern struggled to score late. Albany won the consolation game 30-25 behind Marvin Knowlton's 14 points. Shade缺 Snow and Dick Bobo were sidelined, while Knowlton led Albany’s offense.
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Cardinals
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el-Bern
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Eddy
Albany
Marvin Knowlton
Snow
Dick Bobo
Black
Burson and
Grim
Geary
Schoeman
Yg Kempton
A. Jage
Parley
Nacconee
Radcliffe
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Knowlton
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Mrs Guy White Leads Discussion Tuesday
CHAUNCEY Mrs Guy White will lead a discussion of Family Relationship at a meeting Tuesday Feb 29 at 7 30 p m in the East Side School building Millfield Husbands and wives in the community are invited In Chauncey Mrs Ella Pennell Henderson Chauncey has received a letter from her son Franklin Pennell with the Medical Corps now in the Marshall Islands and another son Arthur Henderson in Italy.
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Chauncey
Guy White
East Side
Millfield
Ella Pennell Henderson
Franklin Pennell
Medical Corps
Marshall Islands
Chauncey Personalities Visit Sugar Grove Area Guests
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Oliver Hintz and son Lou Arnold visited near Sugar Grove. Andrew McKinney and daughter Zelda joined Sunday dinner with the Love family at Albany. Ansel McKee Jr son of Ansel and Mrs McKee is at home with acute rheumatism.
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Oliver Hintz
Lou Arnold
Sugar Grove
Lettie Hintz
Izabelle Coe
Andrew McKinney
Zelda
Harry Love
Albany
Pin McKinney
Ansel McKee Jr
Klrs
Ansel McKee
Dayton Bowlers Lead Tourney In Ohio State Event
The Pepsi Colas of Dayton with 2610 lead Class A team totals as the Ohio State Women's Bowling Tournament enters its final stretch. Sophie Paynick of Cleveland tops Class B singles with 570 total and a 204 179 187 three game mark. Emma Neton and Emma Wilson claim Class A doubles with 1020, Olentangy Village Bowling Center of Columbus leads Class B teams with 2250.
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Columbus
Pepsi Colas
Dayton
Florence Moreys
Findlay
Ohio State
Sophie Paynick
Cleveland
Pepsi Cola
Emma Neton
Emma Wilson
Olentangy Village Bowling Center
Ohio State League Qualifies to Play in 1944
The Ohio State League officially qualified to operate in 1944 as a four or six team circuit. Zanesville Marion and Middletown confirmed as members and Newark and Lima may join later if they secure major league affiliation. Joe Donnelly said deposits were required by March 1 for the four cities and Marion committed to independent operation.
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Columbus
Ohio State Baseball League
Durham
N. C
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Ohio State League
Zanesville
Marion
Middletown
Newark
Lima
Joe Donnelly
Springfield
Donnelly
Dover Area Churches Go Liberal in War Service Giving
Chauncey Church of Christ announced a about fifteen percent turnout increase in attendance and a war service fund total of 341.43 with nearly 300 in honor of servicemen. Churches contributing include Chauncey 154.43 Trimble 92.12 Greens Run 60 Taylor Ridge 18.75. Funds support prisoners of war camps refugees rehabilitation and Bible distribution.
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Chauncey—Church of Christ
Disciples of Chrit
Chauncey
Trimble
Greens
Taylor Ridge
Chauncey Methodist Ladies Aid To Quilt All Day
The Ladies Aid Society of Chauncey Methodist Church will hold an all day quilting session at the church on Wednesday.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Chauncey Methodist Church
Armed Forces to Receive First Tax Refunds
The Internal Revenue Bureau said military filers will have their refunds processed first and their checks mailed first from the coming income tax season. The note comes as armed forces receive special treatment in the refund distribution plan.
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Washington
America
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Chauncey-Dover teachers receive February salaries
Chauncey-Dover teachers were paid their February salaries Friday and funds were available to cover all bills, according to Wayne T. Matthews superintendent of Chauncey-Dover Schools.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Wayne T. Matthews
Chauncey-Dover Schools
See Films Shown With New Machine
Chauncey-Dover schools unveiled a new film projector at Chauncey high school, screening three shorts on Lumber, in Cattle Industry and North Africa. Superintendent Matthews announced a full length Abraham Lincoln feature will be shown soon with parental invitation. date to be announced.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey High School
Wayne T. Matthews
Lumber
Om News of North Africa
Matthews
Abraham Lincoln
Air Corps airman home on furlough from Amarillo
Chauncey Russell Johnson of the Air Corps returns to Texas on a 10 day furlough to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Dan E Johnson and other Chauncey relatives before his transfer to Salt Lake City Utah.
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Chauncey—Russell Johnson
Air Corps
Amarillo
Texas
Dan E. Johnson
Chauncey
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hartley couple sells property and moves to Gloucester
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs William A Hartley sell their property on St to buyers from Chauncey. The new owners plan to move into a house in Gloucester within days.
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Chauncey
William A. Hartley
St. To
Rileys
Glouster
Morristown Mor holiness church holds weekly cottage prayer
The Morristown Holiness Church holds a Thursday 7 p m cottage prayer meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs James Mullins led by Blaine Bullock.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
James Mullins
Blaine Bullock
Ohio Bobcats Fall to Kentucky in Final Game
Ohio University closed its season with a 51 to 35 loss to Kentucky on the Lexington floor. The Bobcats finish 9 wins and 7 losses. Harold Wise notes Tuesday is the final day for refunds on tickets for the cancelled Miami game. refunds can be obtained at the Men's Gym before 4 PM.
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Ohio University
Bobcats
University of Kentucky Wildcats
Lexington
Ohio
Wildcats
Harold Wise
Bobcat
Miami
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Tells Navy, Coaches and Players News
Fullerton's roundup notes Paul Brown may name a successor when he enters the Navy. It cites Lieut Jim Burchard planning a tour for Allied service boxing winners. Mentions night game uniforms, Jimmie Murphy guest star, Purdue basketball leaders Hoffman Haag Horn, and Battling Nelson full name Oscar Nelson. Also profiles service figures Morrell Parsons Padgen with wartime exploits.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Paul Brown
Ohio State
Ohio
Jim Burchard
Allied Service
United States
Dodgers
Landis
Jimmie Murphy
Canton
Ill
Dally Ledger
Purdue
Boilermakers
Hoffman
Ben Morrell
Navy
Washington University
St. Louis
Robert P. Parsons
Springfield
Mass
Corsicana
Tex
Nicholas Padgen
Creighton and
Chicago Cards Center
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Bears
Pairings Set for A and B Cage Tourneys This Weekend
Eight teams compete in the northern half of the Southeastern District tournament at Ohio University on Saturday March 4 with four afternoon games and two night games. Survivors join two from Portsmouth March 11 in Athens for the regional bid.
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Ohio University
Portsmouth
Athens
Logan
Lancaster
Marietta
Logan High Schol
Jacksonville-Trimble
Ames-Bern
Chauncey and
Glouster
Corning
Glenford
Perry County
Pomeroy
Racine
Middleport
Meigs County
Mercerville
Rio Grande
Gallia County
McArthur
Vinton County
Murray City
Hocking County
Idaho Will Not Retain Schmidt as Coach
University of Idaho president Harrison Dale announced Francis Schmidt will not be retained after his contract ends March 16. Schmidt previously mentored at Ohio State under Paul Brown.
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Moscow
Idaho
Francis Schmidt
Paul Brown
Ohio State University
University of Idaho
Harrison Dale
Gardeners urged to intensify efforts amid draft impact
Columbus report quotes H C Ramsower of Ohio State University urging greater gardening and canning work as heavier draft requirements threaten farmers and many of last year's successful victory gardeners. He notes many will enter the armed services this spring, including older patriotic growers.
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Columbus
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio State University
Victory
Armed Services
Pearl Harbor
Independent Unions Bank and Labor Resolution Debate
The Con federated Unions of America claims 500000 members and adopts a resolution protesting lack of adequate representation on government labor bodies. Don Cameron proposes a one hour per page work plan within 60 days to demonstrate resolve. War Labor Board seen as targeting independent unions.
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Cincinnati
Confederated Unions of America
Don Cameron
CUA
War Labor Board
National Labor Relations Board
Mrs William Sis to Host Millfield Needle Club Meeting
Mrs William Sis Son will host the Millfield Needle Club gathering Wednesday night at her Trimble home for club members and guests.
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Chauncey
William Sisson
Millfield Needle Club
Trimble
Miss Madelon Jandes Undergoes Tonsillectomy in Chicago
Chauncey and Chicago linked by a local family note as Miss Madelon Jandes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jandes, Supt. and Matron of Chauncey County Home, recently had a tonsillectomy in Chicago. Mrs. Jandes visited her daughter there for a few days.
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Chauncey
Madelon Jandes
Chicago
A. L. Jandes
Jandes
Temple Quint Likely Choice for Tourney
Temple's 55-51 win over Western Michigan lifts the Owls into postseason contention. A victory over archrival St Joseph's could earn an invitation to the National Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden alongside DePaul Oklahoma Aggies Muhlenberg Utah St Johns Kentucky and others. Army beat NYU 46-36 while Dartmouth 15-1 and Ohio State 13-6 eye Eastern NCAA playoff bids.
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New York
Temple
Western Michigan
Philadelphia Owls
Owls
St. Joseph's
Maryland
Navy
Dartmouth
Ohio State
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Oscar Mathew
Ford Frick
Frank Frawley
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Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Jack Landrum
Chuck Koterba
Bill Dailey
He Myers
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Chicago White Sox
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Jubilating Pico Wholesale Co
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