Duquesne and Villanova in Other Bowl Contests
Sports editor notes pick T Pitt over Washington in Rose Bowl and LSU over Santa Clara in Sugar. Duquesne to repulse Mississippi State in Orange Bowl and Villanova to defeat Auburn in Havana as part of a New Year’s Day slate.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
Pittsburgh
Washington
Louisiana State
Santa Clara
Marquette
Texas Christian
Duquesne
Mississippi State
Villanova
Auburn
Havana
Pitt
Notre Dame
Southern Calif
Ornia Varsities
Los Angeles Coliseum
Pittyurgh
Ag Washdon
Pasadena
Forwar
enoKkeq
Ohio State
Panther
Fordham
Byron Haines
Elmer Legg
Jimmy Cain
Ed Nowogroski
Biggie Goldberg
Bobby LaRue
Curley Stebbins
Bill Stapulis
Frank Patrick
Arnold Green
Johnny Micheloson
Johnny Chickerneo
Johnny Wood
Stanford
Sutherland
New Orleans
Gaynell Tinsley
Rock Reed
Sam Baugh
Mississippi
Alabama
Pittsburg
Old Holy Ghost College
Miami
Cuba
New Officers Installed By Glouster Masonic Lodge
Glouster Lodge number 607 F and A M held its installation Wednesday night naming Harold Kittrell as worshipful master Ralph Gatchel senior warden Matthew Dawson junior warden Robert Bulloch senior deacon William Johnston junior deacon Homer Morris Tyler Carson Vernon chaplain Ernest Byers secretary Ernest Bryson treasurer Louis Trasin senior warden orer Emmett Anderson grand marshal Fred Ervin installing officer Refreshments and social hour followed the ceremony.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Harold Kittrell
Ralph Gatchel
Matthew Dawson
Robert Bulloch
William Johnston
Tyler
Homer Morris
Carson Vernon
Ernest Byers
Ernest Bryson
Orer
Louis Trasin
New Life for New Demands Sermon Set at Glouster M E Church
The Rev F G Boroff will preach at 10 30 am Sunday at the Glouster M E Church on New Life for New Demands with Epworth League taking a leading role in the evening service at 7. Sunday School at 9 30 am Epworth League 6 pm Prayer service Wednesday 7 pm.
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David PP. Roberts
Church of Christ
Christian Endeavor
Hazel Jauehius
Mary
Mother of
Jesus
Revival to Begin at United Brethren Church in Jacksonville
Beginning Sunday a series of revival meetings will be held at the United Brethren Church under Pastor Rev. H. O. Davis. The Adams Slaters gospel singers will lead the music. Services start at 7 o clock nightly with power house meetings at 6 30 each evening.
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Jacksonville
United Brethren Church
H. O. Davis
Adams Slaters
Gospel Singers
Power House
Deputy GLOUSTER-Joe Davis Named Deputy Sheriff
Made deputy to Sum mit County by Sheriff-elect Walter O'Neill former Akron safety director. Davis, a son of C. H. Davis, previously Glouster resident, worked as truck inspector under O'Neill. Donald Davis, Joe's son, presides over Palmer Match Co. local union and attended the Tampa AFL convention as the youngest delegate.
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Glouster
Joe Davis
Akron
C. H. Davis
Summit County
Walter O'Neill
O'Neil
Mr. Davis
Donald Davis
Palmer Match Co
American Federation of Labor
Tampa
Fla
Bridge Club Dinner Promotes Mixed Cards in Athens
Members of the Mixed Bridge Club of Athens gathered at the Cottage Tea Room for their annual dinner party. A 6:30 p.m. three course turkey dinner preceded an evening of bridge with prizes: Bernice Wellace and Edward Noon led, followed by runner ups and consolation honors for Mrs. Larry Colbert, Mrs. Phil F. Robinson, Mrs. Ray White, Ray White, Ed Matthews, and David Kennedy. Attending couples and individuals listed include Ray and Mrs. White, David and Mrs. Kennedy, Ernest and Mrs. Vernon, Larry Colbert, Phil Robinson, Ed Matthews, Lovella Vaughn, Olive McKee, Bernice Wallace, and Edward Noon.
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Ray White
David Kennedy
Ernest Vernon
Larry Colbert
Phil F. Robinson
Ed Matthews
Lovella Vaughn
Olive McKee
Bernice Wallace
Edward Noon
New Books Added to Glouster Library by Eagle Lodge
Eagle Lodge No. 529 Ath ens donated fifty new volumes to the Glouster library announced by librarian Mrs. Fred Brown. The gift includes a set of 30 volumes and 20 fiction titles. The library closes for holidays and will reopen January 4 at Mrs. Browns home on Braun &J for distribution. hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily except Saturday.
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Glouster
Eagle Lodge
Athens
Fred Brown
Brown
Braun &J
Golf Rules Limit Clubs to Fourteen in a Round
The United States Golf Association announced a change limiting players to 14 clubs per round effective January 1, 1938. The move aims to ease caddie burdens, reduce delays, and create fairer competition for players with smaller clubs. St Andrews will consider the amendment at its next meeting.
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New York
U.P
United States Golf Association
Frank M. Hardt
U.S.G.A
U. S
Royal and Ancient Golf Club of
St. Andrews
Scotland
British Empire
Farm news solIs plan helps orchard
Ohio farmers in the 1937 Agricultural Conservation Program gain enhanced soil-building payments. Kruse explains basic allowances and extra credits for commercial orchards vineyards and bush fruit plus high vegetables credits from 1936. Glazed containers show water tips for houseplants. Neff of Belmont county explains strip cropping saves soil and boosts rainfall benefits.
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Solls
Columbus
Ohio
E. F. Kruse
Kruse
Herbert F. Neff
Bellaire
Belmont County
Mr. Neff
Pomeroy to Meet Zanesville Friday
After a tough road trip the Pomeroy Panthers host Zanesville on Friday night. They split the week with losses to Portsmouth and Ashland but fans still rate the team highly and ready to face any opponent.
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Pomeroy
Zanesville
Pomeroy Panthers
Portsmouth
Ashland
Panthers
Mountain State Business College
Columbus
Millionaire's Yacht Haida Missing Off Mexican Coast
The coast guard radio station at San Diego reported no word from the $1,000,000 yacht Haida owned by Col. Max Fleischmann after it reported difficulty off the Mexican coast.
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San Diego
Cal
U.P
Coast Guard
Haida
Max Fleischmann
Mexico
Rapid hillside runoff shapes field drainage problem
Water ran swiftly down slopes and carved gullies that required plowing to fill. The rapid flow prevented soil soaking, and the ground dried quickly after rains, complicating field maintenance.
Freddie Steele Favorite in Title Bout with Gorilla Jones
Middleweight champion Freddie Steele defends his title on New Year’s Day in Milwaukee against Gorilla Jones. Steele, favored at 8 to 5, aims to extend his brief reign while facing concerns over a $20,000 East outcome and the disputed regulatory status with state and national boxing commissions.
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Freddie Steele
Gorilla Jones
Milwaukee
U.P
Steele
Joe Sweitzer
Rockies
Tacoma
Wash
Star
Babe Risko
Seattle
Jones
Marcel Thil
Paris
Middlewest
Wisconsin Commission
The
State Commission
Ben Jeby
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Ohio
New York Commission
West Tops East in Rose Bowl
Pasadena notes the Pacific Coast leads the Rose Bowl series 9 wins to 7 with 3 ties after 19 games. The list cites year by year results from 1916 through 1936 and notes wartime service teams in 1918 and 1919.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.P
Pacific Coast
Washington State
Brown
Lane
Southern California
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Columbia
Alabama
Southern Methodist
Alleged Iowa Slayer Bound Over for Grand Jury
Claude Foutch 42 of Chariton pleaded not guilty to the hammer slaying of Earl Nichols 53 of Ottumwa and was bound over to the grand jury on a first degree murder charge. He allegedly admitted striking Nichols with a hammer and throwing the body into an abandoned mine shaft on Christmas Eve.
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Ottumwa
U.K
Claude Foutch
Chariton
Earl Nichols
Foutch
Nichols
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Arroyo Seco
San Bernardino
Glouster Masonic Lodge
Emmett Anderson
Fred Ervin
Summit
Bridge Club
Glouster Library
Farm News
Columbus—House
Victor H. Reis
Ohio State University
Iene
Wic Leer Lea
Athens Bottling Works
Elmer Tom
Gulf Products
National Boxing Association
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Harvard
California
Washington and Jefferson
Penn State
Navy
Georgia Tech
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Beckley
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