Athens Bulldogs Face Jackson In Bid For Seventh Win
Athens High School Bulldogs travel to Jackson for a two game road stretch aiming for a seventh win in as many starts. Coach Charlie Bolin reshuffles forwards with Norm Rousey Ray Dunfee and Jerry Cavanaugh in contention while Tad Grover starts. Logan leads SEC with Jackson one game back as next home date with Logan set for Jan 21.
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Athens High School
Bulldogs
Jackson
Nelsonville
Charlie Bolin
Bolin
Athens
Norm Rousey
Ray Dunfee
Jerry Cavanaugh
Dunfee
Cavanaugh
Tad Grover
Grant Ferguson
Bob Mills
Jack Truipo
Gallipolis
Logan
Alf Robertson Embraces Training After Jockey Career
Alf Robertson, after 17 years as a successful jockey, debuts as a trainer at Hialeah Park on opening day and celebrates his first winner. He notes training is a full day, every day, and values a steady income and meals. He also owns yearlings Lively Man and Metta's Doll with Cristopher Ranch.
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Miami
Fla
Alfred Robertson
Hialeah Park
Alf
Cristopher Ranch
Lively Man
Metta
Boxing Card Recap From Several Cities
Washington bout Billy Banks outpoints Vic Reelman in an eight round decision. Aaron Perry stops Red Brown in nine in Chicago. Robert Simmons defeats Tom James in Chicago by decision. Curtis Sheppard from Pittsburgh outpoints Al Hart in Baltimore.
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Washington
Billy Banks
Vic “Reelman
New York
Aaron Perry
Red Brown
Dero
Hicago
Robert Simmons
Racianepele
Tommy James
Chicago
Baltimore
Curtis Sheppard
Pittsburgh
al Hart
Basketball Results And Commission Meeting Notices
Virginia U 39 VMT 25. Clemson F and M 54 Ursinus 64. West Chester Teachers 44. Iowa Preflight 63 Simpson 25. State Conservation Commission will meet Friday to act on game management and hunting areas proposals. Rio Grande College basketball game with Muskingum postponed due to clover blossom issues and bee imports.
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Virginia U
VMT
Clemson F. & M
Ursinius
Haverford
West Chester
Iowa
Simpson
Olumbus
State Conservation Commission
World of sports and football notes from Fullerton’s Round-Up
The column surveys oddball baseball ideas like a 16 team road show to boost interest and players, critiques football officiating, and paints a slice of post war sports life with quotes from Lou Little and updates on players Dan Polter Frank Buckley and Bill De Correvont.
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New York
Sporting News
William C. D'Arcy
St. Louis
Bill de Correvont
Bainbridge
Buck
Chauncey Church Men Open New Year Meeting
The Chauncey Church Men’s Bible Class in the Church of Christ will hold its first meeting of the year on Thursday at 7 p.m. at the home of class president Carl Shafer on Ellis Ave. A large attendance is expected as important business will be discussed.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Carl Shafer
Ellis Ave
Mrs Robinett Hosts Millfield Needle Club Meeting
Mrs Elizabeth Robinett, at her Millfield home, hosted the Millfield Needle Club. The next meeting is planned for Wednesday January 19 at Mrs Mable Sisson's home in Trimble. Members present include Bertha Sanders Eda Heffken Jessie Fulton Ida Hill Donna Thomas Kathryn McDaniel Nellie Brookins Mabel Sisson Robinett and guests Anita Sisson Carolyn Heffken.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Robinett
Millfield
Needle Club
Mable Sisson
Trimble
Bertha Sanders
Eda Heffken
Jessie Fulton
Ida Hill
Donna Thomas
Kathryn McDaniel
Nellie Brookins
Mabel Sisson
Robinett
Anita Sisson
Carolyn Heffken
Esther Class Meeting At President's Home
January Chauncey Esther Class of the First Methodist Church meets Wednesday at 7 p m in Mrs Helen Nicholson's Mill Street home. Newly elected president will lead devotions and the business session followed by a social hour and refreshments.
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Chauncey
Esther
First Methodist Church
Helen Nicholson
Mill St
Nicholson
Entertain at Dinner Highlights Columbia Guests
Mr and Mrs Henry Morgan Chauncey and Mr and Mrs Eugene Morgan with daughter Donna Jean of Columbus were entertained at a New Year dinner at Mrs Mary Meinhart to Converse Street Chauncey. Eugene Morgan and daughter later stayed with the Mor gan on Jacobs Avenue for the weekend.
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Chauncey
Henry Morgan
Eugene Morgan
Donna Jean
Columbus
Mary Meinhart
Converse St
Jacobs Ave
Chauncey District Social and Personal
Chauncey district social notes list Mrs. Alice Carr Millfield hosting guests including Mrs. Ruth Powell Columbus Mrs. Hoisington Columbus Mrs Mary Shivers Nelsonville and Mrs Hubble Nelsonville.
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Chauncey District
Chauncey
Alice Carr
Millfield
Ruth Powell
Henrietta Heffken
Henry Heffken
Thomas D. Schoonover
Webster Cunningham
Mr. Schoonover
Ida
C. R. Howard
Millfield Ladies Aid Society Meets at Heffken Home
Chauncey monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ at Millfield was led by Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett with devotions. Nellie Russell reported the secretary's notes. illness kept several members away. The February gathering will be at Mrs. Daniel Fulton’s home.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
The
Church of Christ
Millfield
Henry Heffken
Elizabeth Robinett
Nellie Russell
Daniel Fulton
Bertha Sanders
Viola Wade
Viola Howard
Jessie Fulton
Eda Heffken
Carolyn Heffken
Miss Olive Brook Hosts Chauncey Guests At Dinner
Miss Olive Brook of Millfield entertained Sunday with dinner guests Miss Helen Howard and Mr and Mrs Guy Brookins and daughter Thelma Jean of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Olive Brookins
Millfield
Helen Howard
Guy M. Brookins
Thelma Jean
McSpaden Wins Los Angeles Open With Record 278
Harold McSpaden of Philadelphia captures the $12,500 Los Angeles Open at Wilshire CC. He posts 278 total after a final 66, edging Johnny Bulla 281 and ties for third with 282 by Wood and Nelson. Sammy Byrd falls back with 287.
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Los Angeles
America
Harold
Jay) McSpaden
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Wilshire Country Club
Craig Wood
Jug
Johnny Bulla
Atlanta
Leonard Dodson
Sa _ Jolla
Calif
Wood
Toledo
Bryan Nelson
Willie Hunter
Santa Monica
Sammy Byrd
Ellsworth Vines
Hollister PTA Holds Meeting At High School
Hollister P T A met in the Hollister High School music room with Mrs. Cooper presiding and Miss Black directing. The program included songs and solos, a pledge, and an address by M M Bryson. Treasurer Miss Black reported 127.13 balance. membership 35. painting for kitchen redecoration begun by pupils with adult help.
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Glouster
Hollister P. T. A
Hollister High School
Cooper
Miss Black
America
Billy Brown
Mildred Howard
M. M. Bryson
Rowland
Chauncey Nye Family Heads to Tennessee Visit
Mr and Mrs Floyd Nye Chauncey and Mrs Harry Fritts of Columbus travel Sunday to Tullahoma Tennessee to visit Dr Kenneth Nye and Dr Robert Nye and their families at the base hospital in Jacksonville Florida. The Nye brothers are sons of the Nyes and nephews of Mrs Adda Fritts.
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Chauncey
Floyd Nye
Harry Fritts
Columbus
Tullahoma
Tenn
Kenneth Nye
Robert Nye
Base Hospital
Jacksonville
Fla
Virginia
Adda Fritts
Council To Quilt CHAUNCEY
Members of Mezon Council Degree of Pocahontas Millfield will hold an all day quilting event in the lodge hall On Wednesday. They invite members to bring a favorite dish for a potluck dinner at noon All members are urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Mezon Council
Pocahontas
Millfield
Lodge
Reedsville News Notes Highlights Local Happenings
Miss Martha Peters Red Cross nurse who taught home hygiene and sick care in 1934 Meigs County died after a Mobile Alabama hospitalization for a broken back following an automobile accident. Body returned to Cincinnati for burial. Ancil and Peggy Bailey Wilson underwent tonsil and adenoid operations in Parkersburg. Marion Hetzer returned to Toledo after a visit. Claude Smith returned from Akron. Betty Wiseman visited the Crissip home then returned to Akron. Chief Warrant Officer Bert Barnett on furlough from Leesburg Virginia visited family. Bert Shumway of Akron visited relatives. Robert White, Tuppers Plains High student, stayed with a classmate. A shower was held for Mr and Mrs Walter Brown. Defense stamps sale at Reedsville School raised 28.66.
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Reedsville
Martha Peters
Red Cross
Meigs County
Mobile
Ala
Hostal
Cincinnati
Miss Peters
Ancil
William Bailey
Peggy
Eugene Wilson
Parkersburg
Marion Hetzer
Toledo
A. A. Hetzer
Claude Smith
Akron
Betty Wiseman
Charles Crissip
Bert Barnett
Leesburg
C. A. Barnett
Doris
Bert Shumway
Robert White
Tuppers Plains High School
Walter Brown
Harold Massar
Toledo U Downs Wright Field Kittyhawks 38 33
Toledo University defeated the Wright Field Kittyhawks 38 to 33 last night for its second basketball victory in five starts.
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Toledo
Toledo University
Wright Field Kittyhawks
Fourth War Loan meeting set in Glouster for Trimble Township
Trimble Township opens its Fourth War Loan drive with an initial meeting at the Glouster mayor's office on Thursday at 7 30 pm. The quota stands at 74500 and will be met through individual bonds purchases not including sales to incorporated firms or utilities. A listed group of volunteers from Greens Run Redtown Jacksonville Trimble Hollister and Glouster areas join the effort with more names expected.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Greens Run-Redtown
W. H. Fierbaugh
Lola Gillett
Orpah Ayers
Lewis Bu
Lawrence Colbert
Thomas Williams
W. D. Witham
C A. Pride
Ernest Parker
Agnes Clark
Elizabeth Chute
Ralph Hines
Boy
George H. Campbell
FB. K. Peugh
John Crawford
Charles Beshara
Eugene Jones
Dan Kovach
Lawrence Skinner
Carl Wright
Lester Faires
H. F. Kittle
M. M. Bryson
M. M. Bryson, and Supt
Thomas Figley
Parker in Glouster Hospital Healing After Nasal Bleed
Mrs. Ernest Parker reports husband Ernest Parker improving at Osteopathic Hospital Marietta after nasal hemorrhage due to nasal ulcers. Doctors expect removal of ulcers Monday and hopeful return home later in the week if bleeding does not recur.
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Glouster
Ernest Parker
Marietta
Leona Nicholas Weds Cpl Charley H. Orme in Gainesville
Leona Nicholas traveled from Jacksonville to Gainesville and married Cpl Charley H. Orme in the Chapel of the Methodist Church with Chaplain George R. McCahan officiating. The couple, seen with Pvt Floyd Mapes and his wife, will reside at 223 West McCormick Street, Gainesville.
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Floyd Mapes
W. McCormick St
Gainesville, Fla
Glouster Personal News Highlights Local Travel and Visits
Mrs A G Winkle stays in Newark to care for ill daughter Mrs Smart. Rev Winkle returns home after bringing her. Jacksonville hosts a meeting for C Clab at Mrs James Williams home. Sunday guests of Mrs Jeannett Hoisington include Belford South and Eugene Snoots. South to enter Navy soon. Bill McAfoose visits Columbus with aunt Blanche Carter. sister from Dayton joins. Charles Vernon on three day leave from Camp Perry visits Glouster then Barberton before returning tonight.
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A. G. Winkle
Newark
Smart
Rev. Winkle
Winkle
Glouster
Jacksonville
C Clab
James Williams
Jeannett Hoisington
Belford South
Eugene Snoots
Clerks Union to Meet in Glouster Wednesday
Retail Clerks' Union No. 908 will meet Wednesday at six o'clock in the mayor's office Glouster. The union president urges all members to attend for important business to be transacted.
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Glouster
Retail Clerks’ Union, No
Dimaggio and Laabs Top Unwanted 1943 Strikeout List
New York AP reports Vince DiMaggio of the Pirates and Chet Laabs of the Browns led the majors with 126 and 105 strikeouts respectively. Brooklyn revolt followed pitching disagreements with Leo Durocher and Bobo Newsom. Bill Nicholson led the NL with 86 strikeouts while Detroit’s Jim Bloodworth and the Giants’ Sid Gordon grounded into the most double plays.
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NEW York
Chet Laabs
St. Louis Browns
Vince DiMaggio
Pittsburgh Pirates
DiMaggio
Brookelyn Dodgers
Laaks
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
Bobo Newsom
Bill Nicholson
Chicago Cubs
Fanning
Nicholson
Jim Bloodworth
Detroit
Sid Gordon
New York Giants
Coach Heads Two Colleges As Wartime Staffing Change
A C Burcky, longtime Bluffton College athletic head, will also direct Ohio Northern University teams for the rest of the year to cover for Millard Murphy who enters Army service. Burcky will lead the Polar Bears against Denison tomorrow night in the crossover duties.
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Ada
A. C. Burcky
Bluffton College
Ohio Northern University
Millard
Lefty) Murphy
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Bluffton
Ohio Northern
Burcky
Ohio Northern Polar Bears
Denison
Will creates Columbus memorial home for orphans
The Columbus attorney Charles S. Cherington 89 died childless last Dec. 30 left 800000 to establish a home for orphans modeled after Boys Town. He directed the institution serve both boys and girls and be named the Julia Hurst Cherington Memorial Home in honor of his mother.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Charles S. Cherington
Julia Hurst Cherington
Ship To Be Named for First AP Writer Killed
The New England Shipbuilding Corp will launch a Liberty ship named for Edward H. Crockett the first Associated Press correspondent known to be killed in World War II. Crockett from Lowell Massachusetts died February 5 1943 when a British ship was torpedoed in the Mediterranean while he reported the war. His body was recovered and buried at sea.
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South Portland
New England Shipbuilding Corp
Edward H. Crockett
Associated Press
Crockett
Lowell
Mass
Mediterranean
Chauncey Clergy Attend New Ark Commission Meeting
Rev Gilbert Courtney of Chauncey joined a commission meeting on Christian Education of the Church of Christ in New ark. Attendees from the district included Mrs M T Vermillion of Athens, Mrs Grant Holman of McConnelsville, and Mrs Wood Cundiff of Crooksville.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Newark
Commission
Shirkeys Host Columbus Visitors Over Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Shirkey of Columbus visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shirkey in Jacksonville for the weekend and returned to Columbus Sunday evening.
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Glouster
Byron Shirkey
Columbus
E. C. Shirkey
Jacksonville
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Weber
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Parker
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Tell O Grande
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Rio Grande Coloe
Muskingum College
Zealand
England
Nate
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Ditto
Asa Bushnell
Columbia
Lou Little
Sgt
Dan Polter
Chauncey Church
Shafer
Mrs. Robinett
President
Millfield Aid
USMC
NEA
U. S
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Father Neptune
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Robert W. Plantholt
Reading
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Ross W. Bigham
Lubbock, Tex
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Point Pleasant
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College of Pacific
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Franklin and Marshall
Alex Agase
Purdue
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Ralph Heywood
Southern California
Angelo Bertelli
Notre Dame
Johnny Podesto
Tony Butkovich
Mickey McCardle
Trimble Area
Hollister Pta
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Sons
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Rockets
By M. M. Bryson
Marietta Hospital
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