Boston Jinx Holds Reds Blanked by Javery
Cincinnati Reds were shut out by Boston pitcher Al Javery 1-0 as the Braves leveraged timely hits and strong defense. Eddie Benge and Clyde Kluttz aided Boston, while Reds baserunning cost them a chance to score in a tense early-season tilt.
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Boston
Javery
OSTON
Cinati Reds
Braves
Reds
Ries
al Javery
Pittsburgh
Pennance
Ray Starr
Clyde Kluttz
Eddie Than
Ernie Lombardi
Steve Mesner
Lile
Interdon Couple Marks 65 Years of Married Life
LOUSTER July 7 marks the sixty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Hirlem Deem of Interdon West Virginia now residing in Ohio. They reared eleven children and have thirty four grandchildren and thirty five great grandchildren. One son Hiriam Jr. is dead and a grandson Howard Gefeld serves in the Army. The Deems moved to Ohio years ago and attend the First Baptist Church in their community. The family includes Otto Jerald and Hirilam Deem of Hunterdon and other relatives in Pontiac H Lill Denver Colo and Fostoria Ohio. A missionary meeting is set at 7 30 this Thursday at the home of Mrs Rosa Niams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louster
Hirlam Deem
Interdon
West Virginia
Ohio
Mr. Deem
Mrs. Deem
Otto
Jerald
Hirilam Deem
Hunterdon
Nell Phelps
Grace Penn Gertie Simpson
Pontiac
Lill
Denver
Colo
Ethelody
Fostoria
Howard Gefeld
Hiriam Jr
Soty
First Baptist Church
Rosa Niams
Standings and results from yesterday’s baseball games
National: Boston 1 Cincinnati 0. St Louis 4 Philadelphia 0. Chicago 9 Brooklyn 4. American: Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 0. New York 5 St Louis 4 Detroit 4 Washington 3 in 16. Boston at Chicago postponed. Association: Toledo 2 3 Columbus 0 4. Only games scheduled.
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Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Toledo
Columbus
Seweeen
Pittsburgh
Haaewne
Soos
Chicago Neeen Wwe
New York Hanne
L Pet i Eo
Detroit Sone Ord
Chicago Aaccaccee
Tion Club
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
League Leaders Summary From Historical Box Scores
League leaders include Vernon with 44 runs and Etten with 51 RBIs for New York as well as Wakefield 93 hits for Detroit and Keller tied with Stephens and Laabs for 10 home runs. Vaughan leads with 50 runs and 92 hits for Brooklyn while Out has 12 home runs for New York.
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Chicago
Vernon
Washington
Etten
New York
Wakefield
Detroit
Keller
Stephens
Laabs
St. Louis
York
Case
Candini
Musial
Vaughan
Brooklyn
Thursday Club met at Mrs. Bessie Dehnen's home
Carbon Hill notes a July 1 gathering with ten members and one guest, social time after the business meeting, lunch for listed attendees, and plans for the annual picnic. Numerous relatives and local residents are mentioned with short visits and travels to nearby towns.
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Carbon Hill
Bessie Dehnen
Sarah Webb
Anna Lower
Cora Blosser
Priscilla Lehman
Alice Dawley
Lena Stedwill
Viola Courtney
Olive Hardy
Lizzie Devol
Phyllis Dane
Cherrington Hospital
Willard Matheny
Ann
Jerry Matheny
Springfield
Clarence Rashun
Billy
Bailey Spencer
Columbus
Guy Spencer
Fred Smith
Lawrence Smith
William Evans, Jr
St. Petersburg
Fla
William Evans Sr
Logan
Edgar Stedwill
Howard Wiseman
Nelsonville
Howard Bateman
Charlie Courtney
Danny Devol
David Evans
Zanesville
William Horn
Luhrig
Leslie Horn
Ross Binsley
Calfax
John Dehnen
Anna Shoemaker
J. F. Dehnen
Fight Results from Newark Jacksonville and New York cards
Larry Lane stopped Eddie Hocevar in Newark while Buddy Scott outpointed Tom Sharkey in Tampa. Sgt Jackie Wilson outpointed Jackie Cooper in New York as Chicago and Los Angeles teams appear in the ring listings.
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Newark
Larry Lane
Trenton
Eddie Hocevar
Cleveland
Jacksonville
Fla
Buddy Scott
Tampa
Tom Sharkey
U. S. Navy
New York
Jackie Wilson
Los Angeles
Jackie Cooper
Chicago
Buckeye Lake outing among Wallace cottage group
Jack Sharlike Harold Kittrell Jr Frank Darling Bobby Gamwell and Bobby Byers spent a week at Buckeye Lake in the Wallace cottage. They divided time between fishing and swimming under Harry Vaughan’s supervision. Also noted that two hundred fourteen kinds of insects prey upon the corn plant.
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Glouster
Jack Sharlike
Harold Kittrell, Jr
Frank Darling
Bobby Gamwell
Bobby Byers
Buckeye Lake
Wallace Cottage
Harry Vaughan
Lefty Smith Shuts Out A's With Four Hits
Cleveland Indians win 2-0 over the Athletics behind lefty Al Smith's four hit game. Jo-Jo White doubled for an extra-base hit as Cleveland avoids scoring-from-position woes and features a strange first inning rundown ending with two runners out.
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Cleveland
al Smith
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Senators
Indians
Athletics
Smith
Jo-Jo White
Ken Keltner
Connie Mack
Cris Hockett
Lou Boudreau
Keltner
Apple Grove Personal and Social Notes
Apple Grove notes list local visits and events from families visiting relatives in nearby towns. Mentions include church activities at the Methodist Church with Dr. A J Kestle presiding and upcoming Children's Day under Mrs. Sidney Carpenter and Mrs. Robert McKelvey.
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Apple Grove
Sweden’s Arne Andersson Tests Haegg Mile Record
Fullerton’s sports roundup notes swedish mile record breaker Arne Andersson plans another attempt to beat Gunder Haegg’s mark after his 4:02.6 mile. It references runners like Andersson, Anderssen, and Dodds, plus a string of sport anecdotes from baseball and golf, with various historical notes and personalities.
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Gunder Haegg
Arne
Anderssoon
Gil Dodds
America
Southworth Plans Unconventional All Star Strategy
Billy Southworth, managing the National League, aims to win the All Star game by not saving pitchers for the showcase and by prioritizing regular games. He named seven pitchers and expects rest for his St Louis staff, while evaluating players' form and injuries before finalizing the lineup. The NL has won three of ten previous clashes.
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International League
Ernie Lanigan
Charles Comiskey
Old Roman
Columbus
Chris von der Ahe
St. Louis
Billy Southworth
New York
Bill
Kid) Southworth
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Southworth
Mort Cooper
Howie Pollet
Max Lanier
Brooklyn
Cardinal Hurlers
John Vander Meer
Cincinnati
al Javery
Boston
Claude Passeau
Chicago
Truett
Rip) Sewell
Pittsburgh
Cooper
Polo Grounds
Rudy York
Billy
Glouster Service Group Plans Funds Raising Activities
The C. S. O. sponsored event on Weaver vacant lot raised 40.00 in receipts with 29.10 from cake sales and 10.90 from contests. Thursday scrap drive added 36.40 for the group. Total day receipts were 56.40 with 20.00 given to the Boy Scouts, leaving 36.40 for the C. S. O. The organization is 76.40 better off for the week’s activities but needs more funds for ongoing projects. A meeting is set for Friday at 7:30 PM in the American Legion Hall to plan further fundraising and existing projects.
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Glouster
High Street
Munden Bakery
Boy Scouts
American Legion Hall
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Homer Vess Family
Mr and Mrs Homer Vess of Glouster Route 2 celebrated their Golden Wedding on Tuesday June 29 with a family party. They have ten children eight grandchildren and two sons in the armed forces.
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Glouster
Homer Vess
Glouster Route 2
Vess
Pfc
Homer Jr
Salem
Oregon
Herbert
Camp Haan
California
Cora Murphy
Family Birthday Celebrations Near West Lafayette
Mr and Mrs Howard Cabot and daughter Carolyn of West Lafayette join Mr and Mrs Allison Jones and relatives in Glouster for Billy Jones eleventh birthday. A Garden Club meeting is announced for 7 30 Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Thomas W Figley.
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Glouster
Howard Cabot
Carolyn
Daryl Jones
Judy
West Lafayette
James Kearns
Grace Ann
Wanda
Frances
Jacksonville
Leonard Wolfe
Billy
Athens
Allison Jones
Garden Club
Thomas W. Figley
Local War News From Glouster and Surrounding Areas
Pvt Jack Brown returns to Camp Wolters Texas after a 12 day furlough spent with parents Mr and Mrs I N Brown of Trimble Clyde Vernon released from Army for farm work at Hebbardsville Mr and Mrs A M Thomas receive letter from son Cpl Fred Thomas in England with a photo of himself and a McGee boy The Plains He is well but short on cigarettes One rabbit killed with a sling shot for supper Kenneth Sawyer Trimble native and son of Mr and Mrs James Sawyer inducted into armed forces Left for Fort Benjamin Harrison Lieut John Frank Oldfield Jr Columbus recently graduated from Officers Candidate School Camp Hood Texas on ten days furlough visiting his parents The Oldfields former residents of Glouster Anna Skinner
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Glouster
Jack Brown
Camp Wolters
Texas
I. N. Brown
Trimble
Clyde Vernon
Camp Shenango
James Williams
Hebbardsville
A. M. Thomas
James Sawyer
Armed Forces
Columbus
Fort Benjamin Harrison
John Frank Oldfield, Jr
Camp Hood
J. F. Oldfield
Oldfields
Anna Skinner
N. T. Brown
George Walker
Virginia Beach
Erma Smith
John Robert Searles
Ben Searles
John
Timken Roller Bearing Co
James Vaughan
Warren
Walter McCaskey
Jacksonville
Vaughn
Alfred Darby
Alfred Jr
Joy
Dayton
Frank Dowler
Greens Run
Chester Sanborn
A. J. Craig
F. H. Craig
Detroit
Mich
Charles Craig
Mary Lou
Powhatan Foint
Harry Craig
Ralph
Charles
Frank
Ernest Lehew
Gerald Lee
Hannah Lehew
Newark
Plan Annual Picnic for Past Chiefs at Jacksonville Park
The Past Chiefs plan their annual picnic at Jacksonville park on Thursday evening. They will depart Glouster on the 4 45 p m bus. All Pythian Sisters are invited to attend and to bring their table service and a covered dish.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Park
Twins Celebrate 59th Birthday Dinner Companions
Twins Leona Strausbaugh and Lillie Fitch marked their 59th birthday with a birthday dinner. The pair have shared birthday celebrations and Christmas dinners since birth.
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Glouster
Leona Strausbaugh
Lillie Fitch
Local Educator Returns to Duty After Home Visit
E H Lantz of the Auditor's department at the Department of Education resumes duties Tuesday morning after a few days at home. Mr and Mrs Walter Shaw hosted Shaw's sister and niece from Detroit for a weekend visit. Greens Run resident Louis Yankowski, son of Genis and Mrs Yankowski, was home on a five day leave from eight months of naval training at Great Lakes.
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Glouster
E. H. Lantz
Department of Education
Louis Yankowski
Genis Yankowski
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Dere
Mich
Yankees Reassert Lead After Streak Bust in MLB Action
The New York Yankees snapped a four-game skid with a 1-4 win over the St Louis Browns as Marius Russo earned his first victory of the season. Washington dropped a 4-3 16th inning loss to Detroit, while Cleveland shut out Philadelphia 2-0 and St Louis beat Philadelphia 4-0. Brooklyn fell to Chicago 9-4, and Boston edged Cincinnati 1-0.
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Champs
St Louis Browns
Marius Russo
Yankees
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Bob Johnson
Senators
Tigers
Gerry Priddy
Rae Scarborough
Milo Candini
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Philies
Harry Gumbert
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Ebbets Field
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Glouster Social Notes and Personal News
The Glouster W C T U met at Mrs. John Bulloch home with ten members and one visitor present. Ambulence fund gains noted as $2 paid. August meeting planned as a six o clock picnic at Mrs Enid Cox country home. Holiday guests include George Walker and Erma Smith. many locals entertaining and visiting Columbus, Elyria and Newark relatives and friends this weekend.
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Glouster
John Bulloch
Lulu Bingman
John Blower
Enid Cox
A. C. Winkle
Wanda McAllister
Clouster
Attendance in Association Surges Early Half of Season
The Associated Press reports the American Association is 10 to 11 percent above last season as teams boost efforts to stir interest. Milwaukee leads East standings with a two game edge over Indianapolis while Columbus sits 12 games back after a twin bill with Toledo. Toledo splits the doubleheader as Columbus wins the late game in 13 innings. Milwaukee defeated Great Lakes Naval Training Station 1 0 in a 10 inning game cut short to catch a train.
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Associated Press
George Trautman
American Association
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mud Hens
Columbus Red Birds
Red Birds
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Brewers
Social Notes of Radcliff and Columbus Visitors
Radcliff and Columbus residents spent the Fourth with local families. Harley Pierce recently discharged from the Army at Camp Hood, Texas. Columbus visitors include Miss Mary Lou Pierce and the Pierce family with various relatives.
Social notes from Bradbury and area church calls
Social notes record July 4 attendance at Bradbury Bible School 42 and a Sunday July 11 service by Reverend Koch. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Waters of Zanesville and T. W. Austherson, plus the Russell and Hull families visiting locals. Injuries reported for Martha Smith. births noted for Richard Reuter and Walter Grass families.
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Bradbury
Bible School
Koch
Suneday
George Waters
Zanesville
T. W. Austherson
Earl Werner
Leading Creek
Anderson
Truman Russell
Pomeroy
Milton Russell
Alva Hull
Middleport
Irene Smith
Martha Smith
Dora Russell
Roseville
Richard Reuter
Walter Grass
U.S. Fire Deaths Reach 5000 in First Half of 1942
Estimates show fires killed about 5,000 people in the United States during the first six months of 1942 with two to three times that many severely burned.
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U.S
United States
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B. H. Hudnall
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Evelyn Sharpnack
Howard Carpenter
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Great Lakes Training Center
Herb Sayre
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Richmond
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Fullerton’s Sports Roundup
Hugh Fullerton, JR
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Sweden
Commie
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Tony Galente
Ark Shaughnessy, Jr
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Chicago Daily News
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Wilkesville
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John P. Jeffers
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Paul Zinn
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