Olson's Boys Overtake Kent State In 17 11 Victory
Ohio University gym saw Thor Olson’s Bobcats defeat Kent State 17 to 11 in a wrestling meet. Bobcat capt Edson Parker and Fred Schleicher led a late rally, with Kalivoda and Hess scoring key wins and Schleicher pinning Fortunato to clinch.
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Thor Olson
Joe Begala
Kent State
Ohio University
Olson
Bobcat
Begala
Kent
Ohio State
Flashes
Bobcats
Petey Merich
Ohio
Bill McCune
John “Kelly
Kulazenka
Don Sinn
Mike Slepecky
Nationals
Jack Garner
Dwane Hogue
Jim Hilliard
Bill Hess
George Grahame
Edson Parker
Bob Bader
Paul Kalivoda
Dave Paulus
Fred Schleicher
Joe Fortunato
Ohio Conference Frowns on Dinner for Scholastic Athletes
The Ohio Conference faculty managers rejected a proposed banquet for outstanding high school athletes, calling it a brazen promotion to lure students to schools. They urged a study on letting freshmen play varsity during wartime and set a May 16 report at Oberlin.
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Ohio
George Daniel
Lorain
Columbus
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Daniel
H. R.townsend
Oberlin
Lege
Kenyon
Alliance Country Club
Tam O'Shanter to Host July Golf Open and Amateur Event
The $15 000 Tam O Shanter open golf tournament moves from September to July 16 19. President George S May said amateurs begin July 13 continuing through July 18 with the club's all American amateur tournament held in connection with the open event.
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Chicago
George S. May
May
Vinton Rural Hands Zaleski Lopsided Defeat Feature
In the Vinton County feature game the Vinton Rural Tigers defeated the Zaleski Bulldogs 42-12 to prevent a league lead tie. The Tigers built a 5-1 first quarter and 19-8 at halftime while holding Zaleski to three field goals. Ragan led with defense and 10 points, Gregory scored 17 for Zaleski, and Tripp had six. Prelim: Vinton Cubs beat Zaleski Cubs 32-5 with Albaugh and Bowen scoring eleven each. Next, Vinton travels to Hamden. a scrimmage with Logan Chieftains is planned Tuesday.
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Radcliff
Vinton County
Vinton Rural Tigers
Zaleski Bulldogs
Zaleski
Tigers
Bulldogs
Vinton
Tiger
Gregory
Ragan
Onnense
Tripp
Zaleskians
Vinton Cubs
Albaugh
Bowen
Cubs
McArthur
Hamden
Engineers
Ducket
Carnes
Generals
Shayne
W. Nutt
Chauncey Lodge Officers Installed by Rebekahs
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge installed officers at the R of P Building led by Noble Grand Georgia Allen and Vice Grand Lucille Grandstaff. Other officers include Martha Shafer financial secretary Winnie Skinner recording secretary and Lois Devore chaplain with multiple supportive positions listed. Two visitors attended and a gold pin presented to Agnes Tarleton with gifts to members. A pot luck supper followed and January birthdays were noted with a farewell shower planned for a moving member.
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Chauncey
Forest Rose Rebekah
R. of P
Georgia Allen
Noble Grand
Lucille Grandstaff
Martha Shafer
Winnie Skinner
Lois Devore
Ruth’ Bridgewater
Delores Taylor
Bess Johnston
Neva Sweeny
Martha Shayer
Betty Boling
Mary Kasler
Mae Kassler
Lily Sweeney
Kate Johnson
Agnes Tarleton
Nell Jordan
Laura Russell
Ruth Bridgewater
Grace Stalder
Neva Sweeney
Veda Carpenter
Bennett
Athens
Forest Rose Lodge
Agnes ‘Tarleton
Tarleton
Mary Kasle
Pauline Jackson
Geraldine Allen
Akron
Fullerton's Roundup highlights and match notes
In Paterson a private Wright plant fight card starts at 1 am with Johnny Yela Vich and Danny Rosati headlining. Boston amateur hockey is criticized for excessive fighting over play. Dick Seibert objects to Athletics’ attendance bonus. a Red Cross ambulance fund aims for 15,000 dollars in Iowa named after athletes. One-Minute page notes Red Cochrane refereeing in Newark for Bundles for Bluejackets. Phil Watson comments on Wings and a playful quote about wings. Roosevelt’s play ball pledge follows California assembly baseball support.
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New York
Paterson
N. J
Wright Aviation
Johnny Yela
Vich
Danny Rosati
Boston
Dick Seibert
Iowa Sports Front
Red Cross
Iowa
Fred Becker
University of Iowa
France
Red Cochrane
Navy
Newark
Juicy
Ray Robinson
Charley Burley
Red
Roosevelt
California General Assembly
Phil Watson
N. Y. Rangers
McArthur Routs Hamden With Strong Second Half Rally
McArthur Generals rallied in the second half to defeat Hamden 32 to 15 on home court in a Vinton County league game. Captain Shayne led with 10 points, W Nutt had 8 for Hamden, while Hamden’s offense stalled after halftime.
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McArthur
McArthur Generals
Vinton County
Hamden
Chatfield
Paul Jewell
Sprague
Bobby Frye
Tess Read
Tenevae
C-Cewsie
Thompson
Lomax
Beckley
Matteson
Jewell Ween
Senegar
N. Nutt
Burns
Carnes
Mrs Smith Hosts Chauncey Birthday Club Meeting
Mrs Ruth Smith hosted Chauncey Birthday Club at her W Main St home. Three new members joined Bonnie Mullins Eva Sanborn and Sylvia Wallace. Officers elected Lily Wallace president Mullins secretary Dickerson treasurer. Minnie Whitmore to hostess next meeting. Refreshments served.
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Chauncey
Ruth Smith
W. Main St
Birthday Club
Bonnie Mullins
Eva Sanborn
Sylvia Wallace
Lily Wallace
Defense Meeting In Chauncey Tonight
A civilian defense meeting is scheduled for 7 p m tonight at Mayor W D Hines office. Speakers H D Palmer and Dr O C Bird of the Athens County Civilian Defense Council will help organize a local program for Chauncey and surrounding area.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
H. D. Palmer
O. C. Bird
Athens County Civilian Defense Council
Chauncey and Vicinity
Loyal Women's Class Meeting at Church of Christ
Mrs. Lloyd Nye of High Street hosts the Loyal Women's Class on Wednesday at 1 30 pm. Mrs. Thomas Hamilton presents the program as Mrs. Bess Johnston, the new class president, leads the meeting. Mrs. Nye serves as the group’s teacher.
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Chauncey
Lloyd Nye
High St
Church of Christ
Thomas Hamilton
Bess Johnston
Nye
Chauncey Personal Notes on Illnesses
Chauncey area notices report William Williamson son of Mr and Mrs George Williamson ill with measles at their Jacobs Avenue home Carolyn Howard Chauncey nine months old daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Howard also seriously ill this past week in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Buddy Williamson
George Williamson
Jacobs Ave
Carolyn
C. R. Howard
Steve ONeill to Manage Beaumont Tigers Farm System
The Detroit Tigers announce two managerial transfers in the farm system. Steve ONeill leaves Detroit to coach Beaumont in the Texas League, while Jack Tighe moves to Winston-Salem in the Piedmont League. Del Baker's staff will include Gehringer and Shea as holdovers.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Steve O'Neill
Beaumont
Jack Tighe
Winston-Salem
N. C
O'Neill
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
del Baker
Buffalo
Charley Gehringer
Mervyn Shea
Tighe
Muskegon
Printers Win 10 Pin Match in Inter City Bowls
Athens Printing Unions bowlers claimed their third win in five inter city matches by defeating New Straitsville on the Straitsville lanes. Backed by the Printers Press men and Binders unions the team plans to enter the Booster Division of the ABC tournament opening March 3 in Columbus.
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Athens
New Straitsville
Straitsville
ABC
Columbus
Purdue Battles Minnesota for Second Place
Purdue aims to stay within striking distance of the undefeated Illinois as it hosts Minnesota for second in the Big Ten. A Minnesota win would lift the Gophers to second, while results from other games could reshuffle the standings. Illinois beat Minnesota 49-36, Wisconsin beat Indiana, and Michigan defeated Ohio State as the race tightens.
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Chicago
Purdue
Indiana
Boilermakers
Minnesota
LaFayette
Illini
Gopher
Columbus
Ohio State
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Buckeye
Shawnee Social Notes Highlights Local Birthdays and Events
Shawnee notes celebrate Virginia Fox turning seven with friends Patsy Callahan Carole Hughes Janet Cremaine Judy Dotter Betty Ark ley Carole Joseph Genevieve Montell Mary Hughes Elaine Fox Mary Guzey Barbara Lee Fox Carl Ashbaugh Tommy Ashbaugh Jimmie Cremaine Bobby Kopis Jack Harvey Charles O Hare Ned Peart Johnny Hughes Bobby Hughes Ronnie Guzey Jerry Guzey David Earl Fox. Prizes went to Judy Dotter and Ned Peart. Mayor Fleming forms defense committees as Band Mothers meet. Virginia Clarke enters prep for Curtiss Wright factory. Shawnee beats McLaney in basketball. local visits recorded. Louis Hatem welcome a daughter born January 22.
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Shawnee
Virginia Frances Fox
Jake Fox
Patsy Callahan
Carole Hughes
Janet Cremaine
Judy Dotter
Betty Arkley
Carole Joseph
Genevieve Montell
Mary Hughes
Elaine Fox
Mary Guzey
Barbara Lee Fox
Carl Ashbaugh
Tommy Ashbaugh
Jimmie Cremaine
Bobby Kopis
Jack Harvey
Charles O'Hare
Ned Peart
Johnny Hughes
Theresa Powers
Lancaster
Columbus
Cremaine
Logan
Fleming
Bob Norris
Philo
Mollenkamp
John Norris
Louis Hatem
Albany Social And Personal
Albany social notes record the Lee Township Conservation Committee meeting at the El liotts with 15 members present and a forthcoming gathering at Mrs. A. D. Cline’s on Feb 20. Local illness mentions include Wayne Battrell’s diphtheria. Various visiting guests are listed among area families.
Mineral Social and Personal News Recap
Mineral residents share visits and family news from Union to Columbus with numerous social calls. Highlights include PTA supper profits, a birthday surprise for Betty Saylor, illness and travel for local families, a death in Albany, and multiple calls at Pat Shanon's Athens home.
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary to Host District Convention
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No 9 will entertain the district convention of Ladies Auxiliaries at the Chauncey K of P Building on Wednesday night. A large attendance is expected with delegations from each auxiliary in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies
United Mine Workers
Chauncey K. of P
Albany Area Social and School Notes Briefs
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Will Gillogly and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Martindill. Harold Baughman has enlisted in the U S Army and will stay at Dayton. Lydon residents move to the Musser house on Hills Ave. Albany P T A meets January 27 at 7 40 p m with Chester Enlow in charge and an oyster supper. Belle Fought is ill. Mr and Mrs B S Wander of Columbus visited. Frances Haning of Athens is visiting the Cline family. A D Cline was a business visitor in Columbus Friday.
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C. M. Buckley
Joseph Buckley
Parkersburg
Maggie Blake
Freda Kelly
Venetia
Ernest Ely
Pauline Gibson
Columbus
J. P. Snyder
Wilbur Baughman
Albany
Charles
Solomon Scott
Marguerite Efaw
Errett Carmen
Will Crow
H. C. Chesser
C. M
Will Gillogly
Edwin Martindill
Lydon
R. Knowlton
Harold Baughman
Albany R. D
U. S. Army
Dayton
Thursy
Lloyd Bolin
Johnson
Musser
Hills Ave
Albany P.T.A
Chester Enlow
Belle Fought
Wander
A. Parker
Frances Haning
Athens
Harley Cline
A. D. Cline
Wooster and Mount Union Set to Clash for Ohio Crown
Ohio college hoops reach a fever pitch with Wooster visiting Alliance to face Mount Union on February 18. Mount Union leads state and Ohio Conference standings. Wooster brings strong defense and scoring to challenge. Conference titles and possible path to Toledo rockets hinge on that key late-season meeting.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wooster
Scots
Alliance
Mount Union
Toledo
Rockets
Marshall
Woosters
Wilmington
Wittenberg
Fenn
Case
Denison
Kenyon
Hiram
Oberlin
Muskingum
Otterbein
Kent
State
Marietta
Capital
Ohio Northern
Bowling Green
Heidelberg
Polar Bears
Basketeers
Chicago
Ohio State
Youngstown
Akron
Giffin
Cincinnati
Mexica
Bluffton
Findlay
John Carroll
Cedarville
Purdue
Ohio Wesleyan
Baldwin Wallace
Dayton
Indiana Tech
Ohio U
Westminster
West Texas
Mitchell Union Social Briefs
Mr. and Mrs William Chase and family of Columbus were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs M A Chase. Calvin Epple of Columbus spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs M A Epple. Glenn Turner and son Carl were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Turner at Carpenter. Harley Carr George Harmon and Sidney Jordan made a business trip to Athens Wednesday. Mr and Mrs M A Nicholson Mr John Nicholson. A C Williams and daughter Arlene of Union Furnace and Dana Epple of Bunker Hill were Sunday guests of the M A Epple family. Earl Jordan and Dear old Wells of Springfield were here Sunday.
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MT. Union
William Chase
Columbus
M. A. Chase
Calvin Epple
M. A. Epple
Glenn ‘Turner
Carl
Robert Turner
Carpenter
Sidney Jordan
Harley Carr
George Harmon
Athens
M. A. Nicholson
John Nicholson
A. C. Williams
Arlene
Union Furnace
Dana Epple
Bunker Hill
Earl Jordan
Dear Old Wells
Springfield
Benny Hogan Dominates Frisco Open With Early Lead
Benny Hogan led the San Francisco Open after 36 holes with a 136, seven under par, and widened his edge to four strokes after a second round of 34-37. Lawson Little and Harry Bassler tied for second at 140, while Dick Metz sat at 141 as the field was cut to the low 51 pros and 11 amateurs.
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San Francisco
Benny Hogan
Hogan
California Club
Hershey
Lawson Little
Harry Bassler
Los Altos
Dick Metz
Oak Park
Ill
Alfred Personal and Brief Social Notes
ALFRED Coy Hawk went to Parkersburg Monday for medical treatment. Glenn Robinson and daughter Marlene went to Belpre Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Warren Bentz Amesville visited the former’s parents. Mrs Dorothy Robinson spent Thursday in Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs Dana Swartz and daughters and Harold Kimes were recent guests of Ira Kimes and family in Parkersburg. W L Shumway Verlie and Guy Midkiff attended stock sales at Athens last week. Mrs Lola Knight is recovering following a recent surgical operation. In the past 20 years mines in Minnesota have produced nearly 61 percent of domestic iron ore for the steel industry.
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Alfred—Coy Hawk
Parkersburg
Glenn Robinson
Marlene
Belpre
Warren Bentz
Amesville
Will Bentz
Dorothy Robinson
Pomeroy
Dana Swartz
Harold Kimes
Ira Kimes
W. L. Shumway
Verlie
Guy Midkiff
Athens
Lola Knight
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Willima Bernlohr
Ray Ride
L. C. Boles
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Vinton Rural
Hauncey
Charles Willis
Field
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Germany
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Morris
Townsend
Rutland
Martin
Egleberry
Wden Johnson
Ant
Hutchinson
Wden Taylor
Goodin
Herrold
Otals
Rene Nee
Chauncey Lodge
Rebekahs
Chester
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
B. M. Atkinson, Jr
Louisville Times
Hornsby
Hall of Fame
Bobo Newsom
Mrs. Smith
Chauncey Club
Cork
NEA
Willie Turtlebe
Printers
Lawson Anne- Essex
Ward
Williams
Wilson
Calvin
Drager
Hall
Social and Personal
Albany— Lee Township
Emmett Wingett
Lucille
Orville Wingett
S. R. Knowlton
Earl Baughman
Floyd Clark
Fremont
Elmo Scott
Richmondale
Dick Scott
Sam Scott
Frances Gillogly
John Davis
Daughters of Union
William Brooks
M. G. Woods
Lacey Shingler
Virgil Shingler
Minnie Shingler
Clara Shingler
Eunice Shingler
Lafe Lynch
Raymond Clark
Fritz Howell
Mit
Union Social Briefs
Alfred
Uy Rov
Ahr
Peeld Company
Glouster
Pico Wholesale CO
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