College basketball scores from Wooster and rivals
Wooster defeated John Carroll 40 to 24 while Kentucky edged Xavier 48 to 43. Denison beat Hobart 44 to 28 and Youngstown State topped De Sales 62 to 50. Findlay won 52 to 32 over Adrian with Rio Grande 61, Pikeville 42. Oberlin Business College 42, Chiropody 29. Huntington 41, Giffin 34. Centenary 44, Louisiana Tech 37. Franklin Marshall 45, Bucknell 45. Union 45, Milligan 33. DePauw 41, Ball State 36. High school Marion Harding 40, Galion 30. Reading 33, Greenhills 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Wooster
John Carroll
Kentucky
Xavier
Denison
Hobart
Youngstown
de Sales
Findlay
Adrian
Rio Grande
Pikeville
Oberlin Business College
Chiropody
Huntington
Giffin
Centenary
Louisiana Tech
Franklin Marshall
Bucknell
Miami
Hanover
William and Mary
Wilmington
Bobcats
Athens
University of Dayton Quint
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Bobcat
Dayton
Youngstown College
de Sales of
Toledo
Ohio College of Chiropody
Oberlin
Wittenberg
Marietta
Ohio
Slippery Rock
Mount Union
Bradley
Baldwin Wallace
Western Reserve
Wilberforce
Bluffton
Kenyon
Tiffin
Cedarville
Athens and Jackson Battle for Lead in Ohio League
Athens High Bucketeers and Jackson Ironmen duel for the Southeastern Ohio League lead in Oxford Saturday night. Both 2 0 in league play, Athens without guard John Finsterwald due to flu, likely starting Bill Sprague and Orland McPherson with Buddy Connell, Bill Poling, and Tom Williams. Reserves meet Jackson first at 7 pm. doors open 6 30. varsity game at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Jackson
Bobcats
Oxford
Athens High Bucketeers
Ironmen
Bulldogs
Harry Lackey
John Finsterwald
Lackey
Bill Sprague
Orland McPherson
Jack Enghe
McPherson
Wellston
Buddy Connett
Bill Poling
Tom Williams
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Jackson Basketballers
Seek Even Break for Road Tilts in Ohio Miami Tilt
Ohio University travels to Oxford to face the Miami Redskins in a road test that could even the state standings. The Bobcats rely on a balanced attack led by Van Orsdel Maupin Palaia Clapp and Jones while Miami counters with veterans and sophomores and a sharp close-game record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Oxford
Redskins
Walt van Winkle
Bobcats
Miami
Bobcat
van Winkle
Ralph Palaia
Jim van Orsdel
Venus Maupin
Wayne Clapp
Bob Jones
van Orsdel
Maupin
Clapp
Palaia
Jones
Trautwein
Ohio
Nova Seen Ready To Beat Comiskey In Madison Square Garden
New York reports Lou Nova aims to knockout Pat Comiskey in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. If Nova is two thirds the fighter he was in 1939 and fully recovered from illness, he is favored to finish early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lou Nova
Pat Comiskey
Madison Square Garden
Nova
New Jersey
Ohio Bobcats Open Season Against Case at Ohio Gym
Ohio University wrestling opens the season Saturday at 7 30 p m in Ohio Gym facing Case School of Applied Science. Coach Thor Olson relies on veterans with likely only two new faces in the eight man lineup. Referee will be Charles Newhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Ohio
Bobcats
Case School of Applied Science Grapplers
Thor Olson
Case
Appalachian College
Coral Gables
Fla
Charles Newhart
Harvard University
Davidson
Cetron
Portak-Keirns
Sorber Fischer
Green Simons
Deems-Leese Kaiser-Cordes
Killian Olson
Avant Parker-Miller
Wade Kalivoda
Heppert
Willie Hoppe Ill Calls Off Titular Match
Willie Hoppe 53, master of three cushion billiards, is too sick with intestinal influenza to continue the title match against Jake Schaefer of Cleveland. The match halted in the 22nd inning of the 60 point block with Schaefer leading 35 to 9. Hoppe still held a cumulative edge. Schaefer declined to continue. Hoppe is declared champion per the referee and observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Cleveland
Schaefer
Charles McElligott
Jake
Mangrum Leads Oakland Open After First Round
Lloyd Mangrum, pro at Oak Park Illinois, shot 67 three under par on the Sequoyah course to lead the $5,000 Oakland 72-hole open. More than 20 players, including top champions, compete for the prize as Byron Nelson trails with 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Lloyd Mangrum
Mangrum
Oak Park
Ill
Sequoyah
Byron Nelson
Turkey Shoot Set for Sunday at Saylor Farm
C. W. Kasler stages a turkey shoot Sunday at the Saylor Farm on State Route 56. Competition for shotgun and rifle shooters. shotgun shells available on the grounds while rifle cartridges will not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kasler
Saylor Farm
Boxing results highlight Baltimore and New Haven bouts
In Baltimore Harry Bobo of Pittsburgh outpointed Gunnar Barland of New York. In New Haven Nathan Mann from Hamden stopped Charlie Williams of Fort Lauderdale in eight rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry Bobo
Pittsburgh
Gunnar Barland
New York
New Haven
Conn
Nathan Mann
Hamden
Board offers reward for window breaker at high school
Glouster Board of Education offers a $25 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who broke windows in the high school buildings. The board also closed the Madison Building recreation room daily at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Board of Education
Madison
Shumway Sets New High In Women’s Bowling Hit
In a Ladies League match at Glouster Clover Farm Gamwell’s fell to Drury Drugs as Kathleen Shumway rolled 542 for three games and a high 202 single. Drury Drugs’ Margaret Ann McCune anchored with 180 in a 481 three game series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Gamwell
Clover Farm
Drury Drugs
Kathleen Shumway
Margaret Ann McCune
K. Shumway
L. Lantzrd
A. Williams
G. Mudrie
B. Cornwell
M. Chute
D. Eddy
M. Clark
P. Maxwell
District meeting of Ladies Auxiliary UMWA in Jacksonville
The district meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary UMWA will be held at the IOCF in Jacksonville on Wednesday January 15 at 7 30 PM. All locals are urged to attend.
Baseball men seek minor league draft status lists
Bramham asked the judge to compile a master draft status list for all minor league players. Commentary on boxing, football salaries, and upcoming season previews fills a scattershot page with several named figures and teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bramham
Alice Marble
New York Herald-Tribune
Jimmy Wilson
Philadelphia
Chicago
McKechnie Expects Pearson To Boost Reds This Year
Cincinnati manager Bill McKechnie expresses strong confidence in Monte Pearson joining the Reds. He notes Pearson is physically fit, enthusiastic, and capable of delivering top pitching after NY Yankee and World Series success. McKechnie predicts Pearson will be a key help during the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Johnny Bulla
McKechnie
Pearson
Reds
Cincinnati
Wilkinsburg
Bill McKechnie
Monte Pearson
Cincinnati Reds
Deacon
Tampa
Fla
Frank Grayson
Cincinnati Baseball Writers
New York
Yankees
Family Night Planned at Glouster and Nearby Churches
Absent superintendent Homer Vian, Delmar Gladden leads Bible School at Glouster Church of Christ. Speakers include Rev. Tigner on financing church work and Flail in the Winepress. Methodist Church shares activities with goal of 300 attendees by Easter and a Shawnee pastor speaking midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Homer Vian
Delmar Gladden
Church of Christ
Co. B. Tigner
Stahl
Tigner
M. M. LeFavor
John S. Blower
J. A. Thompson
Epworth League
Phyllis Dyer
LeFavor
Roland G. Carter
Shawnee
Carter
Boston
Shawnee Methodist Church
Corning Woman Dies In Columbus
Mrs. Pauline Oldenber g age 75 died at her daughter Wanda Jones home 325 Emerson Ave Columbus Survived by Lena Jones Zig mond and six grandchildren Services set for 1 30 p m Sunday at Zion Cemetery Portersville Ohio Funeral arrangements through Wylie S Shroyer Funeral Home Columbus Callers may visit through Saturday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pauline Oldenberg
Wanda Jones
Emerson Ave
Lena Jones
Zigmond
Wylie S. Shroyer
W. Broad St
Corning
Zion Cemetery
Portersville
Ohio
Kiwanis President Names Committees in Glouster Ohio
GLOUSTER Ohio O L Easley new Kiwanis president announces committees with chairpersons for Agriculture underprivileged child reception publicity finance boys and girls work program house business standards narcotics vocational guidance attendance public affairs Kiwanis education inter club relations music classification and membership list includes C E Haskins B R Angle L K Heiskell Dan Kovach Al Craft and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Haskins
B.R. Angle
L. K. Heiskell
C. B. Tigner
W.D. Witham
T. W. Figley
J. A. Thompson
C. A. Pride
H. L. Kittrell
F. H. Totman
Gail Wallace
al Craft
John Shumway
Kenneth Benedum
E. H. Taylor
E. L. Jones
B. H. Goldberg
C. F E. Haskins
O. L. Easley
L. E. Heiskell
Dan Kovach
C. E. Turner
House
James Bulloch
Roger Kittle
B. R. Angle
G. W. Rose
L. E. Burnelle
E. LeFever
Ben Goldberg
L. E. Richardson
W. O. Bailey
Dr. E. LeFever
Kiwanis
C. F. Wallace
F. Wallace
W. D. Witham
L., E. Richardson
Mission Group Meets At Williams Home
The GLOUSTER Missionary Society of First Baptist Church met at Mrs Harry Williams home with prayers and scripture. Plans were made for Paint Creek Baptist Church Gallipolis group to present a program at the next mission meeting. The society's debt was reported paid in full and illness reports were given for several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster—Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
Harry Williams
Mitchell
Bland
Missionary Society of the
Paint Creek
Courtney Stevenson
Foreign Mission
Rachel Bland
Lem Warren
Hayes Mayles
Andrew Viney
Helen Leach
Thomas Brown
Laurence Williams
Clifton Mitchel
Annetta Bland
Ilah Mae Viney
Strikes to Spare: Bowling Spare Techniques and Spares
The article explains spare strategies for right side leaves, urging a leftward approach and pin angle to target the 3-6-10 split. It notes a hook ball between 3 and 6 improves deflection, and describes the right-hand bucket 3-5-6-9 as especially tough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Fischer
Mrs Homer Vian Undergoes Major Surgery In Columbus
Mrs Homer Vian entered White Cross Hospital in Columbus Monday for a major operation Tuesday morning. Her condition Wednesday was reported fair. Her room is 334. Mr Vian remains with her at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Homer Vian
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Vian
Methodist Church group to meet at Dunlevy home
The GLOUSTER Kings Heralds of the Methodist Church will gather Saturday at 2 PM at Barbara and Jerry Dunlevy’s home for an afternoon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
kKing
Heralds of the Methodist Church
Barbara and
Jerry i Dunlevy
Wooster Scots extend league win streak to 36
Wooster College Scots defeated John Carroll 40 to 24 in Cleveland extending their Ohio Conference winning streak to 36. Dick Gernert and Gilbert Hole led Wooster with 11 and 10 points. Frank Grenert limited John Carroll star Johnny Freedman to 1 basket and 5 free throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster College Scots
Wooster
John Carroll
Cleveland
Nee
Lana Field Eoal
U. Natators Meet Kenyon In First Meet
Ohio University swimmers open the season hosting Kenyon College in a 2 30 p m meet at the women's gym. Kenyon, last season Ohio Conference champion, is led by veterans Bob McWhorter Al Carlson Harry Ellerman David Loquer and Leo Wilderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Kenyon College
Arthur Rhoads
Bobcat
Ohio
Kenyon
Bowling Green University
Bob McWhorter
al Carlson
Dashman
Virginia Poly
Akron
Washington and Jefferson
Reverend Higgenbothem to Preach at Mt Union
Mt Union notices list Sunday service by Reverend Higgenbothem after Sunday School on Jan 12. Several residents are ill with influenza including Marion Nicholson and Mr King. Grace Carr visits Bradbury and Rutland households while Clark family at Holzer Hospital. Epple and Chase families attend local gatherings and stock sales. Eva Stewart and Hartley visit Edwards in Harrisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Union
Higgenbothem
Marion Nicholson
Grace Carr
Charles King
Bradbury
King
James Clark
Rutland
Clark
Holzer Hospital
M. A. Epple
Dena Epple
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion Harding
Galion
Reading
Greenhills
Transylvania
Centre
William
Pick Nova
Comiskey
Athens City ‘B’ Bowling League
Parker Eee
Eagles
A. Smith
Friedberg
Schwertz
Young Ee
Redington
Conkey
Tucker
Erwin Eee
Lpan
Mitchell Meee
Reamer
Smiley
Imperial— Wood
Manning
Graves
Finsterwald
McFarland Chevrolet
Ullmark
Adams
Mitch
Willie Hoppe Ili
Turkey
Shumway
Jacksonville
Breezing
Brietz
By Eddie Brietz
Jim
Farley
H. G. Salsinger
Detroit News
John Kimbrough
N. Y
Henry Armstrong
Edward J Neil
Murray Lewin
The
Daily Mirror
New Orleans
James J. Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Northwestern
Kent State
Mr. Farley
Yanks
South America
Glouster Church
Mission Group
Williams Home
United States
George C. Blickenderfer
City Merchant's Bowling League
S. E. Ohio Electric
van Dyke
Davis, Jr
Sams
Davis, Sr
DuPont Duco
Vargo
Dunham
Wierby Es
Lloyd
Rundell
Pepsi Cola
M. Strum
R. Sams
C. Williams
Jones -N-Eee
G. Merchant
Wilcox
Wilson Enw Newn
Horenstein
Fisher Eee Eee
Fulton
Strum Nee
Williams
Weene
Merchant
Beasley
Chesser Omene
Southern Ohio Electric
Sams Ene Ene
Watkins
Chandler A
Associated Press
SVG 46Uim
RVG ML
LMG Med
WYUGI
Ter
Dick Gernert
Gilbert Hole
Frank Grenert
Johnny Freedman
University of Kentucky
Milt Ticco
Findlay College
Mich
Howard
Granville
Hobart College
Howard Valgamore
Rio Grande College
Pikeville (Ky
QO. U
Mr. Union
Ohio Univ
Colonial
Colonial Plan
Colonial France
Berry Hotel
Goodyear
Mickle
Manhattan
Kyle
Clifford
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!