Marcellite Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers for 1937
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge installed officers Saturday night with Nellie Golding as installing officer aided by Lenna Snowden Ora Jones Nellie Jones Vesta Cherrington Mae Dunnett Laura Gatchel and Florence Vaughn The new officers include Nora Gardner as Noble Grand Jessie Witham vice grand Nellie Golding recording secretary Mary Cheney financial secretary Edna Embrey treasurer Sarah Jane Kay warden Lizzie McKee conductor Florence Vaughn chaplain Ora Jones R S to N G Freda Pickering L S to N G Irene Morris R S to V G L S to V G Lillie Galloway musician Zola Gardner outside guard Agnes Eddy inside guard Nellie Jones Lucille Carter retiring noble grand received a gift A social hour followed with refreshments.
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Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Nellie Golding
Lenna Snowden
Ora Jones
Nellie Jones
Vesta Cherrington
Mae Dunnett
Laura Gatchel
Florence Vaughn
Noble Grand
Nora Gardner
Jessie Witham
Mary Cheney
Edna Embre
Ohio U and Marshall tied for Buckeye lead in early basketball race
Ohio University and Marshall College share the Buckeye Conference lead after opening league play strong. Ohio U defeated Cincinnati and Miami while Marshall beat Cincinnati to join the Bobcats atop the standings as Muskingum and others chase in the Ohio Conference amid several tight results.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Ohio
Ohio University
Muskingum
Ohio U
Bobcats
Brandon T. Grover
Cincinnati
Cam Henderson
Marshall College
Marshall
University of Dayton
Dayton
Ohio Wesleyan
Baldwin Wallace
Bereans
Sterling Ralph Harden
Mount Union
Ohio Northern
Case
Otterbein
Denison
Wittenberg
Marietta
Kent State
Heidelberg
John Carroll
Wooster
Kenyon
Oberlin
Western Reserve
Nat Holman
City College of New York
Akron
Charlie Cupp
University of Toledo
Zippers
New Sprinting Star Appears At K C Event
A new white hope, Columbia sophomore Herbert Weast, clocked 10.6 seconds for 100 meters at the Columbus K of C meet, shaving 0.2 from the indoor mark and challenging Owens and peers. Marty Glickman and Don Lash also starred, with Lash near an indoor 8:31.2 3 000m, while the Cunningham-Venzke 800 m duel lagged.
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New York
U.P
Herbert Weast
Columbia University
Columbus Council K. of C
Owens
Peacock
Johnson
Metcalfe
Weast
Bob McAllister
Marty Glickman
Syracuse University
Paavo Nurmi
Don Lash
Indiana
Jose Ray
Lash
Joe McCluskey
New York A. C
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Feller Signs with Cleveland Indians After Delayed Talks
Cleveland Indians announce that rookie star Bob Feller sealed a contract after a three hour meeting with Cyril Slapnicka. The 18 year old right hander is believed to earn about 10000 dollars in his first full major league season while Slapnicka will manage all outside affairs for Feller.
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Cleveland
U.P
Cleveland Indians
Father and Sons
Bob Feller
Cyril Slapnicka
Inalians
Feller
Slapnicka
O. U. Mermen Struggle in Two Swimming Losses
Ohio University swimming team opened its season with defeats to Kenyon College 48 27 and Ohio Wesleyan 47 28. Eight pool records fell between the two visitors while Ohio set one mark. Weber led with a solo win in the 100 yard backstroke at Kenyon and the medley relay Wright Augustine Echko set a Kenyon pool record. At Delaware Moran brothers and Augustine aided by Sugar Creek newcomer George Augustine won in breaststroke and set Ohio records in a close race.
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Ohio University
Natators
Kenyon College
Ohioans
Ohio Wesleyan
Bobcatfish
Weber
Ohio
Kenyon
Wright
Augustine
Echko
Delaware
Intrigue and diplomacy noted in planetary forecasts
The forecast highlights intrigue and private agreements involving mergers and secret bodies. It predicts successful yearly progress for those born under this day through covert accords and favors in employment. A separate brief reports Bob Ochs returning to Columbus from Spring Street. A U P dispatch notes the National Re employment Service in Santa Roba with over 2 000 vocational applications, unable to fill a rainmaking job.
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Santa Roba
Calif
U.P
National Re-employment Service
Grant Defeats Budge in Biltmore Match Sparks Cup Selection Debate
In Miami, Bryan M. Grant Jr. defeated Donald Budge 6-2 7-5 6-0 at the Biltmore championship. The victory fuels a heated argument over Davis Cup selections, with Grant facing skepticism from USLTA officials who favor other players and tactics for the national team.
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Bitsy Grant
Don Budge
Miami
Fla
U.P
Bryan M. Grant, Jr
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Margaret
Mitchell
Donald Budge
California
Biltmore
Eleanor Holm
Jarrett and
Avery
Brundage
Vines Confined to Hospital For Flu and Tonsillitis
Chicago based report says Ellsworth Vines world champion cannot play his scheduled match with Fred Perry in Detroit Tuesday night as doctors treat him for influenza and tonsillitis. He entered hospital after a third straight defeat by Perry. doctors expect a three to four day stay while Perry George Lott and Bruce Barnes remain in Detroit to fulfill their engagement.
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Chicago
U.P
Ellsworth Vines
Fred Perry
England
Detroit
Vines
Perry
George Lott
Bruce Barnes
Packers and Bears Triumph in West Coast Showdown
In San Francisco on Sunday the Green Bay Packers defeated the Salinas Ice Packers 42 to 7 and the Chicago Bears beat the Los Angeles Bulldogs 7 to 0, asserting eastern teams’ dominance over the coast.
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San Francisco
Cal
West Coast
Green Bay Packers
Salinas Ice Packers
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Bulldogs
Indiana and Purdue Face Slim Favorites in Big Ten Openers
Indiana and Purdue are slight favorites as they open Big Ten play. Indiana travels to Illinois while Purdue hosts Iowa, with both squads under pressure to win early as conference play starts and key injuries and lineup changes loom for the Hoosiers. Northwestern meets Michigan, Ohio State faces Wisconsin, and Chicago visits Minnesota as the season begins.
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Chicago
Indiana
Purdue
Iowa
Northwestern
Hoosiers
Champaign
Illinois
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Columbus
Michigan
Fred Fechtman
Hawkeyes
Jewell Young
Boilermakers
Maroons
Mike McMichael
Wildcats
Johnny Townsend
Ohio
Smith Takes Lead In Los Angeles Open Golf Tourney
Hor ton Smith the Joplin Ghost and 1936 top money winner led the Los Angeles Open entering final rounds two strokes ahead of Harry Cooper and Ralph Guldahl. He shot 64 Sunday for a 206 aggregate at Griffith Park, a course record.
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Los Angeles
Cal
U.P
Horton Smith
Golfdam
Griffith Park
Smith
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Ralph Guldahi
St. Louis
Kiwanis Club Meets Tuesday at Hotel Gordon
The Kiwanis Club will meet Tuesday at the Hotel Gordon. Committees are to be announced.
Glouster Past Noble Grands Club Meets in January
The Past Noble Grands Club of Marcellite Rebekah Lodge met at the I C O F hall with 13 members present. Irene Morris presided, Bible quotations were read, Bingo prizes awarded, and a mystery prize went to Irene Morris. One visitor, Miss Oral Jones, attended. Lunch was served, next meeting Feb 4 at Ora Jones home.
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Ora Jones
Three Fined by Mayor in Glouster Arrests
Three locals arrested late Saturday night in Glouster faced intoxication charges. Chad Smith was fined 25 dollars plus 33.80 total, Alfred Payton and George Roberts each fined 13.80 after arraignment before Mayor C F Wallace. Mrs Brammer recovering after illness in Trimble neighborhood.
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Athens
Alfred Payton
George Roberts
Lathrop
Civil War Veteran Receives Card From Buddy
Glouster W D Christ man Oakdale one of two remaining Civil War veterans in the area received a greeting card from C D Redick Chase City Va a member of Christ mans regiment the 78th Ohio Redick will celebrate his 104th birthday in May and is probably the oldest living Civil War veteran He and Christ mans brother Daniel were both violinists and played together during the war.
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Glouster
W. D. Christeman
Oakdale
C. D. Redick
Chase City
Mr. Christman
78Th Ohio
Mr. Redick
Daniel
Buchtel PTA Plans Program
BUCHTEL The Buchtel Parents Teacher Association will meet Monday night. Features include an operetta Hansel and Gretel by Happy Hollow School children and two skits Look Pleasant and Who Painted Elizas Calf Green by Buchtel High School students. Adults are invited. Funeral services were held at the M E Church Thursday for Mrs. Sophia Moore. Reverend Donnelly officiated. Many friends attended. Singers were Mrs. Sallie Riggs Mrs. Margaret Giffin Mrs. Mattie Ralph and Mrs. Albert Shirley. Relatives came from Kent Columbus New Lexington Lewiston and West Virginia for the service. Mrs. Lottie Ball was remembered by old residents of Buchtel. New Years was spent with relatives near Columbus. Mrs. George Snowden hosted the Priscilla Club. Mrs. Charles Jackson and Mrs. Roy Krakall returned from Cleveland. Mrs. Jackson entertained her pinochle club. Mrs. Gerald Corwin hosted Rexs birthday party with Barry Dean Brown Jerry Phillips Joan Brown Rodney Bookman Dickie Mary Kay McDonald Dana Bill Bookman and Barbara Jean Corwin as small guests. Harriet Conley visits at the Carl Hull Sr home near Carbondale.
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Buchtel
Buchtel Parents Teacher Association
Hansel
Gretle
Happy Hollow
Eliza
Buchtel High School
M. E. Church
Sophia Moore
L. A. Donnelly
Amanda
Sallie Riggs
Margaret Giffin
Mattie Ralph
Murray City
Albert Shirley
Kimberly
Fred Moore
Audrey
Donald
Kent
James Lee
Linton
Nelsonville
John Schenz Sr
Walter Glover
Lola Kinneer
Columbus
John McNamee
New Lexington
Luther Wallace
Lewiston
W. Va
Tommy Wallace Jr
Rainelle
Charles Ball
Lottie Ball
Toronto
Ohio
Ball
Bessemer
Roy
Harry Ball
Harry Corwin
Horace
Billy Williams
George Snowden
Priscilla Club
Charles Jackson
Roy Krakall
Julia Rose
Cleveland
Gerald Corwin
Rex
Barry Dean Brown
Jerry Phillips
Joan Brown
Rodney Bookman
Dickie and
Mary Kay McDonald
Dana
Bill’ Bookman
Barbara Jean Corwin
Harriet Conley
Carl Hull, Sr
Carbondale
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Nora Gardner Noble
Robert Riley
Andrew Riley
Braun Street
Maryland
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Harry Williams
LaPlata, Md
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Qhio
Big Green
Huntington
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Loyola of Chicago
Xavier
Fenn
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St. Vincent
Youngstown
New River State
Rio Grande
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W. IL
Reserve District No. 4
Athens National Bank
Asin
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Galas
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Jas. H. McClure
R. Beasley
A. Wolfe
Grace
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Gallant Fox
Tropical Park
Earl
Florida
Emir
Maxwell Howard
Ohio Sportsman
O. U. Mermen
By Genevieve Kemble
Bob Ochs
Grace Ochs
Spring &T
Henry
Philadelphia
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Grant
Forest Hills
USLTA
Wilmer Allison
Allison
Wilmer
Camambert
Frankie Parker
Bryan
Featherstuffer
Robert Taylor
Tilden
Bil
Johnston
United Press
Packers
BEARS
America
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Lakewood
K. KE. Harris
Harris
H. B. Moore
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Pico Wholesale Co
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