Illini, Wildcats Lead Early Big Ten Basketball Chase
Illinois with five wins in six starts faces Wisconsin as DePaul carries an 11 game win streak leading the Midwest. Dartmouth has beaten Penn State and Rice faces Baylor while Arkansas meets Texas Christian in late week action. standings list Northwestern, Purdue and Ohio State as next threats.
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NEW York
Illinois
Kansas
Arkansas
Rice
California
Dartmouth
Duke
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Madison
Whiz Kids
Illini
Doug Mills
Great Lakes
Northwestern
Purdue
Ohio State
Iowa
Middlewest
DePaul
Razorbacks
Texas Christian
Baylor
Waco
Pennsylvania
Ram W. Ee
Camp Grant
Iowa Seahawks
Western Michigan
Cea A
Minnesota
Michigan
Indiana
Notre Dame
Marquette
Oo Eee
Local notes from Glouster Ohio community
Glouster moves include Ralph Cole returning from Columbus where he attended the Ohio Educational Association meeting and resumes duties as Mechanicsburg High principal. Carolers share influenza concerns and furloughs. Bobby Bryson arrives from Long Beach on leave to report to Sedalia Missouri for airplane mechanic work. Members travel to Cincinnati Bible Seminary for services as Rev Tigner and others attend chapel. Anna Bee Bryson visits from Columbus as OSU student. Jack Reese returns to Cleveland after holiday visit with his father.
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Glouster
Ralph Cole
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Pfe
Robert
Bobby) Bryson
Long Beach
California
Sedalia
Missouri
Jack Reese
Cleveland
Dave Reese
Basketball Scores Across Colleges and Cities Reported
Basketball scores listed include University of Rochester 44 Oberlin 36 Long Island 59 Duke 37 in overtime Yale 45 Yale AAFTC 42 DePaul 59 Arkansas 3 Temple 43 Havana 22 Canus 54 West Kentucky 50 Colgate 48 New York U 41 Cornell 41 Princeton 39 Western Michigan 57 Michigan 50 overtime Iowa 3 Denver 20 Wesleyan 55 Baldwin Wallace 54 overtime Miami Ohio 57 Wright Field 3 Great Lakes 52 Ohio State 46 Goodyear Collegians 36 Dayton Aviators 25 Oshkosh All-Stars 42 Cleveland 27 Newark 39 Columbus South 31 Canton Lehman 54 Youngstown Wilson 37 Youngstown South 39 Boardman a1.
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U. of Rochester
Oberlin College
Long Island
Duke
Yale
Yale Aaftc
DePaul
Arkansas
Temple
Havana
Cansus
West Kentucky
Colgate
New York U
Cornell
Princeton
Western Michigan
Michigan
Iowa
Denver
Wesleyan
Baldwin-Wallace
Miami
Ohio U
Wright Field
Great Lakes
Ohio State
Goodyear Collegians
Dayton Aviators
Oshkosh
WSCS Holds Meeting at Church
Mrs John S Blower led the W S C S meeting at the Methodist Church social rooms with devotional remarks on Books and the importance of good reading The program for the new year titled The Lords Song in a Strange Land was announced Moving pictures by Rev A G Winkle depicted a Philippine medical student story and church work The treasurer reported three circle finances A lunch for 25 members followed by a church college fund collection and literature purchases
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W.S.C.S
C. K. Rockhold
Returned From Florida As Promoted Camp Blanding Staff Sergeant
Mrs Denzil Gabriel and family report Chauncey Gabriel has been promoted to Staff Sergeant in the Supply Department at Camp Blanding Florida. He was commended for his fine spirit and inducted in 1941. The Gabriels hosted a turkey dinner for Camp Blanding sergeants and sent a crate of oranges home to relatives.
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Chauncey
Denzil Gabriel
Starke
Florida
Alfred Gabriel
Gloria Hintz
Camp Blanding
Gabriel
Lettie Hintz
Frances Gabriel
Isabelle Coe
Ill at Daughter's Home in Trimble
Mr and Mrs William Matson of Millfield are ill at the home of their daughter Mrs Lena Matson Martin in Trimble. Their son Learned Matson and two Columbus brothers visited their parents and sister during the illness.
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Chauncey
William Matson
Millfield
Lena Matson Martin
Trimble
Matson
Learned Matson
Columbus
Martin
Sister Ruth Reese Visits Jacksonville Family
In this city Mrs. Charles Williams of Cuyhoga Falls and her sister Ruth Reese returned home Saturday after spending a week at the home of her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. James Williams in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Reese
Charles Williams
Cuyhoga Falls
James Williams
Jacksonville
Ohio Teams Open Busy Week As Buckeye Playoffs Loom
Ohio college squads lace up for a 22 game slate after the holidays. Bowling Green faces Oberlin and Denison while Ohio University hosts Ohio Wesleyan and Wittenberg. Denison and Capital loom as the week’s toughest tests, with Miami and Akron boasting four straight wins. Elizabeth Robinett to host Millfield Needle Club gathering Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Bowling Green
Ohio Uni
Oberlin
Denison
Camp Ellis
Ohio University Bobcats
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Springfield
Miami
Akron
Buckeye
Otterbein
Capital
Ohio State
Lockbourne
Port Columbus
Case
Ohio U
Erie Proving Grounds
Toledo
Navy
Walker Shoes
Wright Field
Model Dairy
Wilberforce
Wilmington
Wooster
Canisius
Geneva
Rochester
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Kenyon
Ohio Northern
Fort Hayes
Sugar Bowl Thriller as Navy Tops Tulsa 20 18
Frank Broyles scores a second quarter touchdown for Georgia Tech in the 10th Sugar Bowl in New Orleans as Navy overturns a two TD deficit to win 20 18 before 69000 fans. USC blanks Washington 29 0 in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena with George Callanan tackling a pass near the goal line.
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Frank Broyles
Georgia Tech
New Orleans
Navy
Tulsa Hurricane
Herm Wedemeyer
West
Texas
Glen Dobbs
Randolph Field
Dallas
Eddie Prokop
Tulsa
Dark
Southwestern Louisiana
Houston
Arkansas A
Southwestern
New Mexico
el Paso
Tuskegee Institute
Clark College
Birmingham
Ala
Allen
Winston-Salem
Jacksonville
Fla
Wright Elected President of Glouster City Council
Glouster voters elect Wright as president of the Glouster City Council. The article notes community activities and church duties with named participants including Richard Williams John Tigner Homer Vian Sr. Paul McAllister and others among church leaders and program helpers.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Richard Williams
John Tigner
Homer Vian Sr
Paul McAllister
Fred Stansberry
Richard Eddy
Gene Waldeck
Robert Trace
Richard Jones
Eileen Peugh
Checkers Club Hosts New Year's Eve Party
The Checkers Club held its annual New Year’s Eve party at Mrs. Lizzie McKee’s home in Glouster. A six o’clock chicken dinner started the evening, with Mrs. Flo Henry and Mrs. Clara Morris winning the checkers games. A light lunch was served at midnight to eight attendees including Mrs. Mary Johnson and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Vaughn
Clara Morris
Lizzie McKee
Schools Resume After Weeklong Break in Glouster Area
Schools in Glouster Trimble Greens Run and McLeish opened after a little more than a week’s vacation. A few teachers and several pupils were unable to report due to flu. The WCTU will meet Tuesday at 2 PM at Mrs. Charles Schwartz’s Broad Street home.
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Glouster
Jacksonville- Trimble
Hollister
Jacksonville Trimble
Greens Run
McLeish
WCTU
Charles Schwartz
Broad St
Fullerton News Roundup on War Time Pro Football Plans
Pro football leaders plan for the 1944 season amid wartime. Boston fires Tillie Manton as scout. Eagles may split with Pittsburgh and sign Marvin Bleeker. Harry Thayer seeks prospects at East West game. Redskins owner Marshall and Norfolk Shamrocks’ Howren discuss a farm deal if Dixie League runs. Bumpus Jones famed for 15 bases on balls as Toledo hurler, notches a no hit debut in 1892. Joe Louis and Sgt Thurston McKinney story noted. Lt William N Case, ex Oregon State swimmer, may go pro teaching Jap fliers to swim. Dynamite Gus Sonnenberg returns to hospital after naval discharge.
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New York
Boston Club
Tillie Manton
T.C.U
Dodger
Philly Eagles
Pittsburgh
Marvin Bleeker
Southern California
Harry Thayer
George (Wetwash) Marshall
Redskins
Harry Howren
Norfolk Shamrocks
Charles L
Bumpus" Jones
Cincinnati
Bumpus
Toledo
Jones
Joe Louis
Keesler Field
Miss
Joe
Thurston McKinney
Detroit
G.I
McKinney
William .N. ‘Case
Vancouver
Wash
South Pacific
Oregon
Gus Sonnenberg
Rassler
Naval Hospital
Bainbridge
Gus
Chicago
Sugar Bowl Owls and Tigers Shine in Damp Conditions
Ear witness impressions describe LSU star Steve Van Buren as a formidable runner while the Tigers’ defense intercepted tough passes. The piece notes another Sugar Bowl touchdown and hints at Glenn Dobbs’s potential pro career, praising his long kicks despite a wet ball.
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Louisiana State
Steve van Buren
Tigers
Glenn Dobbs
Sammy Baugh
Glouster Swears In Officials For 1944 45
A special council meeting swore in the 1944 45 officials with Mayor Thomas Williams Sr presiding. Carl Wright named post of Council, George W. Rose remains City Solicitor, and Jake Waldeck named street foreman. The council reappointed Elza Morris to Cemetery Trustee and announced fire department personnel. Committees were formed and reports noted five fire runs and 150 in property loss for 1943. A separate board of public affairs organized with Ernest Parker president and John Binderbasin vice president. An injury report noted Mrs. William Funk fractured her arm after a fall on Cross Street.
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Board of Cemetery Trustees
John Crawford
Dan Mooney
Harry Cheney
Elbert Maxwell
Francis McAllister
Roy Hall
Lester Zimmer
A. B. Orme
William Pettit
John Love
Mose Pettit
George Demechak
Harold Shumway
Mike Thompson
C. G. Lunsford
Dave Powers
Lester Faires
William Withem
Carl Wright
Glouster Corporation
Williams
Board of Public Affairs
Ernest Parker
John Binderbasin
T. D. McAfoose
Vnter
Emily Jonas
Ernest Byers
John Andrews
Marcella Jonas
Chauncey in Personals Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Chauncey in Personals notes influenza illness at Sand Ridge for Chauncey Marvin Keirns. Columbus visitors include Misses Mary and Ruth Wade and Miss Irene Jackson. Chauncey guests include the Wades, Floyd Crabtree and Robert, and Edward Evans and his parents. Various locals visit relatives in Columbus and Millfield. several ill or recovering, with some improvements reported.
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Chauncey
Marvin Keirns
Sand Ridge
Mary
Ruth Wade
Columbus
Herbert Wade
Malta
Viola Wade
Millfield
Floyd Crabtree
Robert
Edward Evans
Dayton
Dayton Were Holiday Guests of Mrs. Evans’ Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dow
Irene Jackson
Sam Tippett
Walter Keirns
S. D. Jackson
Three Service Games Add To Annual Bowl Gridiron Card on New Year's Day
Navy won the Bermuda battle 19-0 while Army triumphed in Africa 10-7 and two services played a scoreless tie in Ireland. Southern California crushed Washington 29-0 at Pasadena as Jim Hardy threw three TDs. Louisiana State upset Texas A&M 19-14 in the Orange Bowl.
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New York
Cpl
Jack
McKenna
Long Beach
Calif
Alvin Dark
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Houston
Texas
G.I
Oran
Algiers
Belfast
Ireland
Hamilton
Bermuda
Navy
Army
Africa
California
Washington
Pasadena
Jim Hardy
Steve van Buren
Louisiana State
Aggies
Chauncey Youth Injured In Italy Mentioned At Watch Party
Chauncey community notes a telegram from the War Department confirming that Glennis Karns, a paratrooper, was injured in Italy. His family and local residents, including Chauncey’s Karns grandparents, were mentioned along with Chauncey Methodist Church youth choir activities and New Year’s Eve gatherings led by Georgia Allen.
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Chauncey
Young People’s Choir
Chauncey Methodist Church
Georgia Allen
K. of P. Hall
Madeline Matheny
Johnny Matheny
Jean Schoonover
Lois Cline
Charles V. Karns
War Department
Glennis Karns
Italy
Glennis
Dwight Karns
Hattie Karns
Ezra Karns
Slisher Family Holiday Guests Visit Dayton Ties
Chauncey Mr and Mrs George Slisher entertained Christmas guests their son George F Slisher who works in Dayton Mrs Slisher’s father Elmer Tolliver of Deanville and an uncle Samuel Williams visited George and Rolland Slisher, who is in Dayton over New Years, returning Monday with his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
George Slisher
George F. Slisher
Dayton
Slisher
Elmer Tolliver
Deanville
Samuel Williams
Millfield
George
Rolland Slisher
Chauncey Ladies Aid to Host All Day Quilt at Church
The Chauncey Ladies Aid Society of the Chauncey M. E. Church will conduct an all day quilting event in the church on Wednesday. Proceeds or details not provided.
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Chauncey — Ladies Aid Society of
Chauncey M. E. Church
Chauncey Schools Reopen After Two Week Holiday Break
Chauncey Chauncey Dover Schools resumed today after a two weeks holiday recess. Wayne T. Matthews superintendent spent Christmas vacation with his wife Marjorie and son Robin in Florida. Other Chauncey High and grade school teachers traveled for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Wayne T. Matthews
Marjorie
Robin
Florida
Chauncey High
Navy men Chauncey Earich and Robert Brown visit Millfield
Chauncey Earich of the U S Navy recently returned from sea duty and was at home visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Adolph Earich. Robert Brown also with the U S Navy has been here visiting his mother Mrs Emma Brown and other Millfield relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John Earich
U. S. Navy
Adolph Earich
Millfield
Robert Brown
Emma Brown
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
William Funk
Cross Street
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Henry Heffken
Grant Russell
Dan Johnson
Hollis Stalder
Bethany
L. D. Muzio
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Joe Guerra
Damascus
Lucy Ann Muzio
Andrew Guy
Near Chauncey
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