Nelson Suffers Lame Back From $100 Driving Match
Nelson, the big money winner, struggled with a back issue after a driving contest in Detroit. He shot a 70 in the PGA qualifier at Moraine CC, then sought treatment from an osteopath. Denny Shute led by five, with Byron Nelson close behind as the second round began.
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Nelson
Fritz Howell Dayton
Moraine Country Club
Denny Shute
Byron Nelson
Cor
Buti
Shute
Jhaxy
Par
Herman Barron
White Plains
Jim Turnesa
Mamaroneck
N. Y
E.' . Harrison
Dayton
Wright Field
Johnny Revolta
Evanston, Or
Lockbourne Loses to Truax Field in Madison
Lockbourne Army Air Base Flyers saw a six game winning streak end as they lost 19 to 8 at Truax Army Air Field in Madison Wisconsin.
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Columbus
Lockurne Army Air Base
Truax Army Air Field
Madison
Wis
Kimberly Social and Personal highlights visitors and travels
Kimberly area residents hosted and visited relatives in Havden ville Corning Nelsonville and Columbus during a busy social period. People mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. James Lauderbach with daughter and families of Williams Searles Jr. Griffen Adams Donahue Pickett and Hatfield among others.
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Kimberly
James, Lauderbach
Havdenville
Herman Williams
Ed Nelson
Corning
William Searles Jr
Ben Syx
James Rodgers
Glen Ebon
Merl Pickett
Cantor. O
Asa Pickett
James Nelson Dr
Morristown
George Griffon
Jennie Fugitt
Martha Breeze
Harry Elliott
Nelsonville
Mary Hatfield
Columbus
Robert Hatfield
George Dishong
Latrope
Relatee
Tom Kennedy
Connett
H Robert Kennedy
Thelma Donahue
Kenneth
Andrew Donahue
Logan
Homer Adams
Bessemer
Andrew Adams
Armer
Sam
State Crown Won by Reds
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Cleveland Indians 6 to 0 to win the mythical state major league crown in a war relief fund game. Gerald Walker led the Reds in McKechnie’s absence, with Dutch Meyer collecting three hits for Cleveland. Frank Dassa earned the win, with Vernon Kennedy, Howard Fox, and others contributing as the Reds used 10 hits to raise five runs.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati Reds
Queen City
Cleveland Indians
Gerald (Gee
Doyle Arrives in Cleveland for Bout with Tommy Bell
Jimmy Doyle of Los Angeles reached Cleveland to finish training ahead of a scheduled 10-round match with Tommy Bell of Youngstown on July 19. The scene centers on preparations and the boxer's national tie in a major matchup.
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Doyle
Cleveland
Jimmy] Doyle
Los Angeles
Eet
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Boxing Draws and Decisions Across Cities
The Associated Press reports in Baltimore that Fernando Menichelli 197 Argentina and Freddie Schott 209 Akron drew in a 10 round bout. In Chicago Hubert Hood 192 Chicago defeated Buddy Walker 200 Columbus in a 10 round decision.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Fernando Menichelli
Argentina
Freddie Schott
Akron
Drew
Chicago
Hubert Hood
Buddy Walker
Columbus
Pleasant Valley News Briefs
Pleasant Valley residents share visits and weekend activities. Earl Hanning and Pearl Chavel hosted at Howard Brooks home. Homer Goodin on leave from Fort Custer visited Arthur Goodin. Darrel Cooley called on John Carsey. J W Bolin and family, Fred Beckler and others called on Pearl Wood. Pugh family visited Pugh parents Frank and family. Harold Powers assists with farm work. Gene Oliver stayed with cousins Clarabelle and Joe Lowery. Harold Lowery visited from Columbus. Wood Lake picnic drew Dr T H Morgan daughter Jane Betty Gilham Dr C R Hoskins and two children, attorney J W Bolin and two children, Athens residents. L C Swearingen and daughter Mrs Chapman, Lt Frederick Swearingen USNR, Navy pilot, Frieda Doty of Coolville, and Pearl Wood present.
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Pleasant Valley
Earl Hanning
Pearl Chavel
Howard Brooks
Homer Goodin
Petey Jones Veterans Hospital
Fort Custer
Mich
Arthur Goodin
Darrel Cooley
John Carsey
J. W. Bolin
Beverly
Johnny
Fred Beckler
Athens
Pearl Wood
Edward Pugh
Pugh
Frank Pugh
Harold Powers
Gene Oliver
New Lexington
Clarabelle
Joe Lowery
Harold Lowery
Columbus
Lowery
Wood Lake
T. H. Morgan
Jane
Betty Gilham
C. R. Hoskins
L. C. Swearingen
Chapman
Tg. Frederick Swearingen
Frieda Doty
Coolville
Pearl i Wood
Tempers Keeping Pace With Torrid Weather
Heat and pennant races spark clashes across leagues as fans unleash brash tempers. Notable incidents in St Louis and Brooklyn draw fines, while Dixie Walker and Al Lopez face suspensions. Commissioner Happy Chandler oversees a wartime interleague effort raising 110000 for charity amid a mixed media haul.
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New York
St. Louis
George Caster
Browns
White Sox
Chicago
Caster
Chisox
Will Harridge
American League
Dixie Walker
Aven
Brooklyn
Ewild Pyle
Braves
Flag Dreams Haunt Cubs Ahead of 23-Game Home Stand
Cubs face a 23 game stretch at Wrigley Field amid pennant dreams. Manager Charley Grimm flags tighter pitching and steady hitting as Bill Nicholson leads a 15 game hot streak with a .358 team average excluding pitchers. Other foes include Boston New York Philadelphia and Brooklyn as Chicago trails by one game in the standings.
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George .Oank! Conneller
Colorado Springs
Cub
Ver! Stinchcomb
Portsmouth
Nelson
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Philadelphia
Sam Byrd
Redford
Mich
Squire Gene Sarazen
Boston
Pittsburgh
Easthall
Windy City
White Sox
Cubs
Uatrry Grabiner
National War Fund
Red Cross
New York
Yankees
Giants
Jimmy Jordan
Wrigley
Charley Grimm
Grimm
Brookyn
Bill) Nicholson
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Braves
Brown
Uppers Plains Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Local residents report a string of weekend gatherings and visits. Lowell Gorrell and Robert Coleman guests join Betty Adams and Wilvan Hoffman. Leo Torrence and family visit Nelson and Betty Torrence. Matlack family and Carl Parker host guests. Vieira Springer travels to Indianapolis. extended family stays and summer visits recur across Uppers Plains communities.
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Tuppers Plains
John Gorrell
Lowell, C
Robnert Coleman
Keno
Betty Jane Adams
Wivlan Hoffman
Colerman
Lanchester
L. L. Keller
Leo Torrence
Monroe, Mich
Nelson Torrence
Betty Prince
Lowell Matlack
Delaware
Carl Parker
Staneford
Jackensville
Bertha Reed
Pt. Pleasant
Mabel Kim
Vieira Springer
Lena Denniss
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert Dotson
Woodrow Tippie
Tippie
C. L. Hardway
Richard
Hardway
E. S. Newell
Rutland
RB. D. Chapman
Hazel
Helen Hoffman
Columbus
Dana Hoffman
Roland Torrence
Bashan
J. W. Arbaugh
Nelsonville
William Arbaugh
Clyde White
Flora
Anna White
Gus Detwyler
Toronto
Neilson Torrence
Linnie VanMeter
Clyde Millhone
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton
In a lively roundup, Hugh Fullerton previews Shoemaker as a top naval base football recruit near San Francisco, notes scheduling buzz, and mentions Otis Wise of Oklahoma A&M proposing rail car shuttles for grid travel. It also covers Dubuque Amateur Baseball Week, Ralph Ventresco's wartime scoring, and a boxing note on Gerald Chandler praised by Al Hostak.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Shoemaker
Naval
San Francisco
Gus Tehell
University of Virginia
Otis Wise
Oklahoma A
Sports and Shells
Dubuque
Ralph Ventresco
Penn State
Wering Stars
North Africa
Sicily
Anglo
France
Germany
Bob Higgins
al Hostak
Manila
Gerald Chandler
Spud
Chandler
Hosiak
Rites for Buchtel Woman Held at Morristown
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Jackson McClelland of Buchtel were at Morristown Holiness Church with Rev. Harvey Smith officiating. Music by Mrs. Mabel Love June Vincent and Genevieve Patterson. Burial in Hilltop Cemetery. Survivors include five sons John in Germany Ernest near Chauncey James Andrew and Clarence, and three daughters Mrs. Earl Pyle Mrs. Mary Bullock and Mrs. Hershal Smith of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Fannie Jackson McClelland
Buchtel
Morristown
Holiness Church
Harvey Smith
Mabel Love
June Vincent
Genevieve Patterson
Hilltop Cemetery
John Lester
John Bullock
McClelland
John Jackson
Germany
Ernest
James
Andrew
Clarence Jackson
Earl [Pyle
Mary Bullock
Hershal] Smith
Neat Chaunney
Pfc Pearl Williams Receives Army Discharge
Pfc Pearl Williams with the Medical Battalion has been discharged on the point system after months in Italy. He is visiting his wife Pearl and his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Williams at Murray City. He is nephew of Pesta Carrie Channell and Mrs Helen Nelson and Mrs Rebecca Harrison of The Plains.
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Chauncey
Pfc
Pearl Williams
Italy
Pearl
Frank Williams
Mur-ray City
Williams
Pesta
Carrie Channell
Helen Nelson
Rebecca Harrison
the Plains
Visits Family Near Chauncey and Columbus
Local notes show Pvt Pete Pendergrass on 15 day furlough visiting his wife Agnes and daughter Judy in Chauncey before reporting to Fort Riley. Also reports Mrs F E Boudinot visiting Columbus relatives and returning, and week end guests at the Mullins home near Chauncey including Mr and Mrs Lowery and children plus other Chauncey visitors. Virginia Franco returns home after weekend with husband Pat Frazee at Camp McClellan.
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Chauncey
Pete Pendergrass
Camp Wolters
Texas
Agnes
Judy
Roy Pendergrass
Jacobs Ave
Fort Riley
Kansas
Pendergrass
Charles Pendergrass
North- West Pacific
Columbus
F. E. Baudinot
Millfield
J. W. Wemmer
James Mullins
Herbert Lowery
Helen
Immy
David
Billy
Josephine
Dorothy Mullins
John Mullins
Jeanie
Johnny
John Watkins
Virginia Franco
Pat
Mark Frazee
Camp McClellan
Ala
Church Pastors Plan Nazarene Camp Meet
Rev. J. N. Lakin of The Plains Nazarene Church and Rev. Drell Goff of Athens Nazarene Church prepare Columbus grounds for a Church of the Nazarene camp meeting to begin July 19.
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Nazarene
Chauncey
J. N. Lakin
The
Plains Nazarene Church
Drell Goff
Athens Nazarene Church
Columbus
Church of the Nazarene
Jacksonville Eagles Announce Friday Dance
The Jacksonville Eagles Lodge announces a Friday evening dance at eight oclock with guests Rev and Mrs. Gardner and Mr and Mrs Floyd Gardner and son from Logan attending. Members must show a paid up membership to gain admission.
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and Glouster
Eagles Lodge
Lakin
the Plains
Jacksonville
Corwin Gardner
Floyd
Gardner and Son
Logan
Visit in District on The Plains by Burge Family
Mr and Mrs Richard Burge and son Jimmie of Indianapolis visited two sisters on The Plains Mrs John H Lowsey and Mrs Harry Wallace and brother William Burge of New Floodwood with relatives in Chauncy Mr and Mrs Joe Staley Mr and Mrs Walter Koyalaski and Mr and Mrs Clem Kovalaski.
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the Plains
Richard Burge
Jimmie
Indianapolis
Plains
John H. Lowsey
Harry Wallace
William Burge
New Floodwood
Chauncey
Joe Staley
Walter Koyalaski
Clem Kovalaski
Glouster News Notes Visits and Guests
Rhode E Hammill in Washington D C spent weekend at the Bingman home with Sunday return. Guests included Paul Tagman of Marion and Emmett Stevens family from Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Chauncey visits by McKinney and Adkins family. Zelda Glouster returns from Columbus visit. Local families host Rev Lowery and others. Bobby Preston to visit grandparents as Morristown revival ends.
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Glouster
P.M. Set
Rhode E. Hammill
Washington D. C
C. E. Bingman
Washington
Bingman
Paul,Tagman
Marion
Emmett Stevens
Shirley
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Tnday
Aberdeen
Chauncey
Andrew McKinney
Esther Adkins
Lancaster
James
John
Rose Adkins
Zelda McGi
Kinney
M. Marker of
Columbus
Marker
George Adkins
B. H. Taylor
Taylors
Senecaville Lake
Parker
A. S. Preston
Darey Syx
Dayton
Katheen Fireston and Son
Bobby
William Lindles
Chavncey
Re. Columbus
Charles Smith
Cleveland
Bobby Preston
Morristown
Iheed
Luella Preson
Grace ‘Smith
Saints Take New Role of Giant Killers
The St Paul Saints, once derided by American Association leaders, emerged as threats by sweeping a four game set with first place Milwaukee and competing in multiple stints. Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 12-9 in the final game of a six game series. Indianapolis, Toledo, and Lewisville posted wins against tougher division rivals as St Paul and Kansas City rainout altered the schedule.
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Shute
Kron Star
PGA
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Nelson
Toledo
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Petache
Detroit
Washington A
Cleveland
Associated Press
St. Paul Saints
American Association
Jwitch
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Paul Brock
Lewisville
Ned Garver
Colonels
St. Paul
Kansas City
Norman Dean wins tourney at Athens Country Club
Norman Dean was winner of the Point Tournament at the Athens Country Club on Sunday. He shot a pair of 385 for a 78, with his 4 handicap giving him a net 70 and a total of 45 points. Don Barstow, with an 380 and a 12 handicap, scored 42 points for second, and Clarence Flowers, with a 95 and a 30 handicap, was third with 41 points.
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Norman Dean
Athens Country Club
Don Barstow
Clarence Flowers
Methodist Pastor Speaker At Glouster Union Meeting
Glouster reports an average crowd at a union service held in the stadium Sunday evening under direction of M. M. LeFav or with Mrs. 7. H. Elias as pianist. Rev Eugene Brown of the Methodist Church delivered the sermon from Romans 12, urging believers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice and stressing holiness as purity and clean living.
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Glouster
M. M. LeFavor
H. Elias
Eugene Brown
Methodist Church
Brown
Paul
Glouster Social Notes Hostess Plans Picnic Meeting
Miss Jessie With em hosted the Past Noble Grands Club at her home on Thursday evening with seven members and one guest present. Mrs. Nellie Jones led the meeting, a mystery package was won by Mrs. Mary Roberts, and invitations were extended to hold the next gathering at the Morris cottage near Malta with a joint event with Marcellite Rebekah Lodge. Games, prizes, and lunch followed, served by the hostess and her daughter Mary Jo to members and guests.
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Glouster
Jessie Withem
Nellie Jones
Madge Harry
Mary Roberts
Irene Morris
Morris Cottage
Malta
Marcellite Rebekah Lofige
Mary Jo
Clara Morris
Nelile Jones
Mary Cheney
Lennie Snowden
Toulse Zimmer
Garden Club Picnic Set for Thursday Evening
Garden Club plans a July picnic at 5 30 p m hosted by Mrs Asta Maskins Trimble Glouster with a light dish format Members urged to bring their own table service Readout lists guests and visiting members including Miss Anna Marie Andrews and families from Akron Washington Columbus and Athens with local hosts Mr and Mrs Alfred Andrews and Mrs Lalla Dunnett
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Anna Marie Andrews
Dayen
Alfrat Andrews
Washington
Sir Edna Andrews
Andrews
Albert. Andrews
Akron
Alfred Andrews
George Truex
Khilstren
Virginia
Marshall
Ruth
Georgia
Renton
Hartford Dunnett
Wiliam Leadbetter
Jennie Jones
Dorothy Rogers
Shannon
Columbus
Rebel on Holiday Columbus 42
Art Rebel of the Columbus Red Birds is on vacation after being told to report for a draft physical on Saturday. He requested and received permission to visit his parents in Cincinnati for a few days.
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Columbus
Art Rebel
Columbus Red Birds
Rebel
Cincinnati
Bordens meet Mahoning in Legion playoff doubleheader
Summit County officials announced Akron Bordens will represent the county in the Ninth District American Legion Baseball Championship. After a 16 game win streak, they face the Mahoning County representative in a Friday doubleheader at home.
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AKRON
Borden
Summit County
American Legion
County Legion
Bordens
Mahoning County
Ina
Trimble Post Office Moves to New Site
Trimble post office relocated after more than 30 years from the Pettit building near the New York Central crossing to a Dean Jet building once owned by Ad Cole. Davis acts as postmaster applicant for permanent postmaster. Two civil service exams held, both taken by Carl Phillips and Earl Davis, with no permanent appointment yet. Washington has teased the new location for years.
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Glouster
Pettit
New York Central Tilroad
Trimble
Dean Jet
Ad Cole
Far
Post Office Department
I Washington
Visit Son in Army Hospital in South
Mrs. John Henry j and daughter Edith Moe returned from Louisville Kentucky after two days with St Ewarl ifgnry at Nichols Hospital where he receives treatment for wounds from the Profic area. Condition satisfactory. he may be home on furlough late this week. Arm in cast, will wear airplane sling soon. One shoulder bone broken and the other slivered requiring grafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Henry J
Edith Moe
Louisville
St Ewarl Ifgnry
Nichols
Henry
Returns To Hold Services on Sunday
Rev. C. B. Tigner, pastor of the Church of Christ, returned to Glouster Saturday to conduct service at the church Sunday morning. He left Sunday afternoon to return to Tar Hollow Camp grounds, where he is serving on the faculty during the two weeks ending Sunday, July 25th.
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Glouster
C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Tar Hollow Camp Grounds
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