DiMaggio Hits Streak Sparks Sports Call Flood
Pittsburgh sports desk notes DiMaggio’s hitting streak draws 80 percent of calls. Dodgers face record beaning season. Willie Keeler once had five infield hits in one game to short. Don Me Neill may retire after this season if he finds work. Chick Meehan joins boxing monopoly critique at Ebbets Field.
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Joe DiMaggio
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Willie Keeler
Don Me
Neill
Chick Meehan
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Poetry Contest Sparks Rumor Mill In Sports Roundup
Fans scoff at the “sad Russian” Novikoff while Bob Seeds sits on Baltimore’s bench. Joe Medwick boosts with a lighter bat as Frankie Kovacs seeks draft status. Old Zeke Bonura joins Camp Shelby staff and broadcasting deals surface for Herman Taylor fights.
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American Legion
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Fox” Griffith
Dick Wakefield
Michigan Star
Frankie Kovacs
Zeke Bonura
Camp Shelby
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Hatter
Herman Taylor
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Sam Taub
Bill Stern
Glouster Band Boosters To Meet Next Tuesday Night
Glouster community notes include a 40th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gaskalla and the wedding of their daughter Gladys to Albert Berglin at First United Presbyterian Church in Columbus on June 25. The Gaskallas have ten children and ties to Glouster.
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Glouster
Joe Gaskalla
Gladys
Albert Berglin
First United Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Gaskalla
Asst Apd Leonard
Fostoria
Tara Maxwell
Dayton
Art Lenigar
Jane
Berglin
Frank
Everett
Newark
Patty
Emmett
Montana
Gus Gaskalla
Athens
Fred Bayer
Katie King
Roseville
Albert Gaskalla
Earl
Leonard Gaskalla
Matthew Harner
Frank Gaskalla
Frances
Everett Gaskalla
Carl Street
Nancy
Jane Gaskalla
Tom Smith
Mildred Skinner
Anna Marie Echstenkamper
Aliie Hayden
Shawnee
Marion Livingston
Nine Club
Edna Eberts
Methodist Church
G.M. Hughes
Walter Holcomb
Mary
Robert Nichols
Florence Blankenship
Frank Brown
D. B. Blankenship
Logan
New Straitsville Workers
Jane Callahan
Zita Connor
Band Boosters Plan Dinner and Meetings at High School
Glouster reports a Band Boosters Club fundraiser netting 55.42 from a band concert and ice cream social on Depot Square. The group schedules a Tuesday night meeting and plans to hold future sessions with rehearsals, inviting band members and parents to attend at the high school gym.
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Glouster
Band Boosters Club
Faithful Few Class Hosts Evening at Mrs Shirkey’s Home
Jacksonville community notes a Jacksonville Sunday School Faithful Few class gathering at Mrs E C Shirkey home with devotionals by Mrs Elizabeth Mandrell and poetry readings by Sophrona Householder Lena Burdess Anna Rasp and Margaret Brunton. A book review on Magnificent Obsession was given by Effie Jackson.
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Jacksonville
M. E. Sunday School
E. C. Shirkey
Elizabeth Mandrell
Sophrona Householder
Lena Burdess
Anna Rasp
Margaret Brunton
Effie Jackson
Margaret Shirkey Brunton
Trimble
Lucille Williams
Homer Rawlins
Barberton
Mary Sands
Columbus
Ed Stevens
E. F. Shirkey
Frank Hartley
Miamisburg
Nick Hartley
Henry Hartley
Cleveland
Bob Jones
Charles Malone
Joseph Sabo
Jimmy
Caroline
William Antle
John Antle
Millfield
John Gillette
Gilbert Gillette
Family of
Delores Leasure
Glouster Stores Close for Fourth Holiday
Retail stores in Glouster will close for the Fourth of July. They will stay open all day Thursday and until nine o'clock Thursday night. The post office will be closed and there will be no carrier service in the city or on rural routes.
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Glouster
Funeral notices and weekend visits in Ohio families
Gerald Parker attends aunt Mrs Anna Ray's funeral at the Methodist Church. Dan Carter of Akron visits Sunday and returns Monday with his assentian and Mrs George Carter. Mrs Eli Westfall and Norman return to Hollister after a Dayton visit hosted by Brice and Mae Westfall. Marshall and Mrs Fred Heck host Mae Heck and Jerry of Akron for the weekend. Ernest Lehew and family visit Canal Winchester and Columbus with Earl Lloyd Lehew.
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Phillip Daad
Emmons Bell
Columbus
C.B. Tigner
Alex Doxie, Jr
Andy Docie
Bill Docie
Nyle Sayre
Ralph Sayre
New Concord
Buckeye Lake
Lois Gibbs
August Zimmerman
Pauline Zimmer
Akron
William Zimmer
Miss Gibbs
Ernest Gibbs
Glen McDonald
O. A. McDonald
Victoria Swett
Logan
A. B. Orme
Delmer
Arry McGlaughlin
William
Bernice
Eli Westfall
Ferne Skinner
Gerald Parker
McGlaughlins
Anna Ray
Methodist Church
Dan Carter
Assentian
George Carter
Norman
Hollister
Dayton
Brice Westfall
Mary Westfall
Marshall
Fred Heck
Mae Heck
Jerry
Ernest Lehew
Hannah Lehew
Canal Winchester
Earl Lloyd Lehew
Kovacs Aims for National Glory With Wit and Power
Frank Kovacs, a leading showman in tennis, blends humor with a hard-hitting game. The 6'3" Californian of Hungarian birth has upset officials with antics at Forest Hills while impressing crowds with powerful serves, strategic movement, and a sharpened forehand. He has defeated stars like Bobby Riggs and Don McNeill and enters the season poised to win the national singles title, provided his exuberance stays in check.
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Francis Louis Kovacs
Frank Kovacs
Oakland
Calif
Kovacs
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Forest Hills
California
Joe Hunt
University of Miami
David
Bobby Riggs
Don McNeill
Riggs
Bitsy Grant
Frank
Straitsville Social Notes Highlights Local Events
New Straitsville news roundup covers a 6 year old Thurma Jean Thompson surgery at Cherrington Hospital Logan, visits by families to Duncan Falls Hanover Columbus and Canton. Community outings include circles picnics Cantwell Cliffs and a wedding in Akron. 4-H Gelatin dessert demo and a Shawnee baseball win also noted.
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New Straitsville
Methodist Church
Nora Shelhammer
Mabel Devol
Dorothy Devol
Columbus
Lulu Hazelton
Betty Davis
Mary Cathern Hazelton
Busy Bee Circle
Cantwell Cliffs
Cheerio Circle
G. M. Hughes
William P. Schenz
Akron
Oleta Fay Thompson
Vernon Thompson
Sunshine Club
Fred Wintermute
Madgland
St. Paul of the Cross
Teresa Phillis
Corning
John Patrick Crowe
Jimmy Gardener
Thea White
Affairs Board Reports May Finances for Glouster
The Board of Public Affairs reports May water collections of 546.20 and taps 6.00 with expenditures 6910.19 and a May debit balance of 6357.99. Cash on hand June 1 is 3600.15. Water cash on hand 10036.91 with collections 2402.61 and credit balance 372.03. Cash on hand June 1 totals 16468.94.
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Glouster
Board of Public Affairs
Council of Glouster
Birth Announcement for Glouster Family Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Pierpoint announce the birth of a daughter at their home in Glouster Rt. J on Tuesday morning July 1. Grandparents are Mr. Will Carrigan of Hollister and Mr. Charles Pierpoint of Trimble.
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Glouster
Homer Pierpoint
Glouster Rt. J
Will Carrigan
Hollister
Charles Pierpoint
Trimble
Frozen Porridge and Pests Hit Old World Crops
In early New England travelers carried frozen bean porridge and hacked off portions with hatchets to eat. Meanwhile in England insects damaged roughly one tenth of all crops, impacting harvests and food supplies.
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New England
England
Rutland Social And Personal Highlights
Rutland social notes list visits and family updates including Clar ence Chase vacationing in the east. Local residents host relatives from Cincinnati Toledo Mansfield and Akron while others celebrate births and attend church events. A fire damages Charley Gray home and local families report weekend visits and travel.
Milton Translated Foreign Letters into Latin for England in 1649
In 1649 John Milton was tasked with translating all letters to foreign rulers into Latin, reflecting Latin as the diplomatic language used in England at that period.
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John Milton
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