Pilgrim Holiness Pastor Sets Carbondale Tent Meeting
The Rev. George Scott new Carbondale pastor announces a tent meeting starting July 13 at 7 50 p m nightly. Evangelist A Wickine of Orient will lead services with special music and an open invitation to the public.
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Pilgrim Holiness
Carbondale
Chauncey
George Scott
Columbus
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Ray Pidcock
Castor
A. Wickine
Orient
Germain Wins Opening Round in 1946 NCAA Golf
Dorothy Germain defeated Mary Baumgarten of Michigan State 8 and 7 in the opening round at Ohio State University Scarlet Course to advance toward the 1946 Women's NCAA golf championship. Other results included Larue Freese and Phyllis Otto winning decisive matches, with Marilyn Pollock also advancing in the first flight.
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Columbus
Dorothy Germain
Mary Baumgarten
Michigan State
N.C.A.A
Ohio State University
Loutnamieone Adverites Larue Freese
Reed College
Phyllis Otto
Northwestern
Miss Freese
Therese Clawson
Highland Park Junior College
Miss Otto
Mary Conweil
Mills College
Marilyn Pollock Wiens
Marilyn Pollock
Miami University
Joyce Searcy
Michigan State College
Marilyn
Harold
Iim
Giorta Zurkow
Shirles Mere
Fima
Marjorie Wieck
Ohio State
Muss Zurkow
Churches of Christ Meet In Glouster Thursday
The County Brotherhood of the Churches of Christ will meet in Glouster Thursday at 7 30 pm. A program features musical selections under W W Wallace directed and an address by Rev Daniel Teater the new pastor at the Church of Christ.
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Glouster
Brotherhood of the Churches of Christ
Church of Christ
W. W. Wallace
Daniel Teater
Post Dew Tie Vows In July Fourth Home Ceremony
Miss Marguerite Post daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Post Pataskhaia and Mr Howard L Dew son of Mr and Mrs Gna Dew Glouster were married Thursday at 2 pm in the bride parents home Rev E Roberts of Linden Church Columbus read the vows. Officiants music preceded the ceremony. The bride wore a white eyelet two piece dress with white gloves and accessories. Attendant Bett Sneeyenherst wore aqua street length dress. Best man was Mr Willam Dew. A reception followed. The bride a Glouster High School graduate worked in Columbus. The groom a Fortoria Pirah School graduate served four years in the US Army Southwest Pacific. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Ward Phelps and Marianna Ter Mires Wilbur Mastin Wes Henrietta Phelps Newark Mrs Mare Coonty and Taxce Tan Mrs Rey and Mrs F E Roanert Columbus Mrs Betis Snacienne and Mr Kenneth Snider Ison Site and Mr and Mrs William Dew Fostoria. Will convene Grand Lodge of Glowster tonight. The Moethadiat Sure Spread will meet. The Past M Irons Association gathering planned in Masonic Hall Friday. Pythian Sisters meet at K P Hall Wednesday with degree work and lunch served. Chauncey Mr and Mrs Ben Mullins hosted Har Han Fletcher Colegrove as guest.
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Glouster
Marguerite Post
C. A. Post
Patashaia
Howard L. Dew
Fosie
Mirs Gna Dew
E. Roberts
Linden Church Christ
Columbus
Rex
Roberts
Bett
Ville
Willam Dew
Glouster High School
Fostoria Pirah School
United States
Southwest Pacific
Patas
Sirs
Gna Dew
Air
Ward Phelps
Marianna
Wilbur Mastin
Wes Henrietta Phelps
Newark
Mare Coonty
Taxce Tan
Ison Site
William Dew Fostoria
Yesterday's Results In Major Leagues and Association Scores
In the American League no games were scheduled. The National League also had no games. In the American Association Teledy 12 to 3 over Milwaukee 13 to 4. Minneapolis 11 over Columbus C. Louisville 7 to 2 over St. Paul. Indianapolis 7 3 over Kansas City Jet.
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Brooklyn
Chienga
Cincinnati
Boston
York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Detroit
Washinton
Cleveland Ae
Ste Bots
American Association
Chile
Tadianspolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Minneapolis _ il
Miln Suiker
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus C
Indianapolis
Kansas City Jet
Service Men Are Honored At Dinner
Mrs. Clara Schoenian of Trimble hosted a Fourth of July chicken dinner honoring her sons Sgt Lewis C Schoenian on furlough and Col Norman B Schoenian recently discharged. Attending were Mr. and Mrs Arthur Schoenian, Chillacothe, Audrey Schoenian Columbus, and Sgt and Mrs Lewis Schoenian Trimble with Cpl Norman B Schoenian and Mrs Clara Schoenian. Lewis C Schoenian spent a long furlough with his wife and son in Trimble before returning to Fort Shendon Illinois to receive discharge early August. Norman B Schoenian recently discharged from Camp Atterbury Indiana after 22 months service. PhM William Kleinman discharged from the Navy at Great Lakes Illinois and visited his parents S and Mrs S Kleinman. He served two years, one in the Pacific.
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Glouster
Clara Schoenian
Trimble
Lewis C. Schoenian
Norman B Schoenian
Arthur Schoenian
Chillicothe
Audrey Schoenian
Columbus
Lewis Schoenian
Norman B. Schoenian
Caribbean
Ft. Shendon
Norman B. Schoentan
Army
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Glouster Personal Notes From Fourth Of July Guests
Glouster social column lists guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Banfield from Barberton Lorain Lorain area and Powhatan Point returning home after a week with WH Dodson family names Mae Cartmel Dale Barbara Ann Ellen Sue Fred West Carl Wayne Thelma House Patricia Filen Cotter and others mentioned across several households.
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Glouster
Arthur Banfield
Mae Cartmel
Dale
Barbara Ann
Barberton
James Mitenel
Ellen Sue
Lorain
Fred West
Carl Wayne
Thelma House
Patricia
Filen Cotter
Hher
Powhatan Point
WH Dodson
Ain
Cli Nity
Arid
Getford
Engagement announcement for Eleanor Vaide and Gauckter
Miss Eleanor Vaide engagement announced by Gauckter family with date planned for September. Wedding date not yet set. Mrs Frank Sikora and Sen. Lee Hepraan noted in announcement.
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Eleanor Vaide
Gloustes
Arement
Gauckter
Lee
Hepraan Sthure
Senate
Frank Sikora
Daugher Is Born in Cincinnati as Family Notes
News from Glouster reports Mrs. C. A. Post, long bedfast, showing improvement at Pataskala. The church board of the Methodist Church in Glouster will meet at the church Wednesday at 8:30 p.m., a session postponed from last week.
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Church Board
Glouster
Eogert Brown
The
Methodist Church
Club Shoots For Jackson Tournament
Jackson tournament preparations are underway as club professional Levie Coons Jr notes a name drawing for threesomes and a 13 minute staggered start. Final qualifying round is set for July 18 with ten finalists to advance to the Jackson event in Levie County.
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Tomar
Jackson
Levie Coons
Parbenale
Coons
Feller Plans All Star Tour
New York reports Bob Feller, Cleveland Indians star pitcher, announced a postseason exhibition tour with an all star cast. He tentatively lined up top majors including Hal Newhouser, Spurgeon Spud Chandler, and Jack Kramer alongside his Indians teammates for the coast to coast circuit.
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New York
J.P
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Feller
Mourid
Hal Newhouser
Privat Tree Spurgeon
Spud Chandler
New York Yankees
Jack Kramer
Si Lows Srown
Waterlos, Athans Split Twinbut Sunday Doubleheader
In Athens counts Satmar League play Waterlow won the first game while Joann shut out Albany 3-0 in the second. Culumea and Athans split a header with Worley Laughman driving in the tying run for a 2-3 decision. Dick Jordan led Alaans to a 3-2 win with three runs and rallied his fallen teammates.
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Waterlos
Athans
Athens
Waterlow
Joann
Albany
Culumea
Worley Laughman
Athars
Cara
Dick Jordan
Selel Alaans
Tamates
Williams Shatters Three Records To Pace Attack
Boston star Ted Williams set multiple All Star records against the National League in the 12 0 rout. He hit two homers and a brace of RBIs, scored four runs and walked once, while Bob Feller and Hal Newhouser led the American pitchers in a 12 0 victory that also funded welfare efforts and paid tribute to Spokane bus accident victims.
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Bob Cavagnaro
Boston
Ted Williams
Hal Newhouser
Nationals
Detroit
Newhouser
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Americans
Williiams
Ted
Hub City
Aray Vaughan
Ord Ducky Medwick
Ian Prenny
Comprison
Chi- Brook
Awell
Cincinnati
Pussoria
Wiames
Fenway
LiLore
Charlie Keller
New York Yankees
Veilliams
Charlie
Keller
Wiliams
Dodger
Charlie Grimm
Blackwell
Joe Gordon
Sewell
Willams
Philadelphia
Sam Chapman
Snuffy Stirnweiss
O'Neill
Grimm
Johnny
Dixie Walker
Stan Musialin
Baseball Welfare Fund, Inc
Spokane, Wash
Oklahoma Girl Sets Denver Links Record
Pat Grant from Oklahoma and Fort Lewis posted 32 strokes on Denver Country Club front nine tying a 10 year old record held by Patty Berg. Babe Zaharias dominated to win 5 and 4 over Mrs Robert Manstead as 12 year old Marlene Bauer of Long Beach defeated Mrs Haman 2 and 1 in the same event.
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Denver
Pat Grant
Oklahoma
Rocky Mountain
Babe Zaharias
Grant
Cushing
Okla
Fort Lewis
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Mary Ton Baker
Lake Cis
Zaharias
Robert Manstead
New Orleans
Betty Haemerle
St Lau City
Sam O'Neal
Southwest
Texas Links
Odessa
Marlene Bauer
Long Beach
E. H Haman
Colorado
Matlina Smith
Wichita
Kansas
Indaz
Hayes Slated To White Sox
NEW YORK Announcement of the sale of Frank Hayes, Cleveland Indians catcher, to the Chicago White Sox is expected before week's end. Connie Mack, Hayes former boss, withdrew his waiver claim as a courtesy, after talks with Cleveland officials. Hayes, who joined Bob Feller and Ken Keltner after the All Star game, said Tribe President Bill Veeck refused an unconditional release while remaining friendly.
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New York
Frank Hayes
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Connie Mark
Philadelphia Athletics
Hayes
Mack
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Ken Keltner
Feller
Boston
Tribe
Bill Veeck
Chauncey Oliver Hosts Visiting Relatives and Friends
Chauncey and Mrs Oliver entertained as recent guests Mr Coburn and daughters Carollin from Akron and Mr and Mrs Francis Oloser from Omar West Virginia who had been visiting relatives on Tuesday in Detroit.
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Chauncey
Mer
Thomas Olgar
Mact Coburn and Daughterson
Carollin
Akron
Francis Oloser
Omar
W. Va
Telsda
Detroit
Naomi Class Renews Meeting Date and Host
Members of the Naomi class at The Plains Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 6 pm at the home of Mrs. Jeanette Tipton. The gathering replaces the previously announced host Helen Michael.
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Chauncey
Naomi
Plains Methodist Church
Wednexray
Spm
Jeanette T.pton
Helen Michael
Miss Lalla Danford Returns From Columbus
Miss Lalla Danford has returned from a visit in Columbus where Mr and Mrs attended the wedding of Fernéobew John Kinney and Leota Talxtrove at the Wilson Ave Reformed Church. Other former residents from the community attended the ceremony including Mr Harles and Miss Zofia Danford Mr and Mrs T Gibson Mr and Mrs Arthur McPherson Mr and Mrs J J Ster Athens Mr and Mrs Miles Hoon and daughter Manija New Marshfield and Mr and Mrs Charies Fatres.
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Ter
Athens
Jir
Miles Hoon
Manija
New Marshfield
Charies Fatres
Giants defeat All-Star Nine in final Ohio League game
Springfield, leading the standings, edged the All-Star Nine 14 to 6 in front of 3,531 fans. Giants rallied from behind, scoring twice in the fifth to break a 6-6 tie as Ewen Bryden and Johnny Witherow limited offense after early bursts by the Stars.
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Springfield
Giants
Eigkt
Santa
All-Stars
Ewen Bryden
Johnny Witherow
Brewers Win Two In 12-Inning Doubleheader Series
The sixth place Milwaukee Brewers beat the Toledo Mud Hens 13 to 12 in 12 innings and 4 to 3 in seven, with late rallies. Ewald Pite delivered a bases loaded single to spark a fifth inning run, while a curfew ended the nightcap in the fifth. Indianapolis split a twin bill with Kansas City as the Indians took the seven inning opener 7 to 6 and the Blues won the nightcap. Minneapolis Millers shut out Columbus 11 to 0 in the opener, and Louisville rallied past St Paul 7 to 2 in the ninth.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Toledo Madhens
Brewers
Fibeerant
Comrad
TM Bane Stuer
Eigt Tuns
Brews
Ewald Pite
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Indians
Blues
Minneapolis
Millers
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville Heat
Saints
Fullerton's Roundup sports column highlights and notes
University of Detroit physics timing aids fail to stop faster T formation plays. Disi Walker suggests diverting all star game proceeds to Spokane bus crash victims families. Joe Curcin tied with Billy Conn with a no hitter record. Craig Wood adopts Byron Nelson sunshade cap after a 68 in Columbus Open. Baseball, football notes from Boston to Chicago include majors opening ballparks to football at owners discretion and Iowa in Big Nine football next fall with Terlep among ex Notre Dame Gt Lakes stars. Ruth improves at golf with 14 rounds in 73–77 range. Repko and Holovak to meet in All-Star game Chicago Aug 23.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York—.P
University of Detroit
Charles Baer
Brooklyn
Disi Walker
Spokane
Joe Curcin
Newark Welterweicht
Ins
Billy Conn
Boston
Yankees
Iowa
George Terlep
Notre Dame
Great Lakes
Bate Ruth
Big Toe Repko
Mike Holovak
Lansford
Boston College
Chicago
Repko
Holovak
Los Angeles Rams
Doris Culver Weds Earl Souders in Indianapolis Nuptials
Chauncey and Mrs George Culver of The Plains announce the marriage of their daughter Doris to Mr Earl Souders of Fort Benjamin Harrison. The ceremony took place at noon on June 4 in Indianapolis with Army Chaplain W Face officiating. The bride wore aqua street length attire with black accessories. The groom has reenlisted for three years and plans to depart for Europe soon.
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Chauncey
George Culver
the Plains
Doris
Earl Souders
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Europe
Women Will Meet CHAUNCEY at Plains Church gathering
The monthly meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of The Plains Church of the Nazarene will be July 7 at 7:50 p.m. at the church with Afis Aga Lakin presiding and Mrs. Cary Channell leading the lesson study.
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Chauncey
Women's Foreign Missionary Socety
The
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Afis Aga Lakin
Cary Channell
Aid Will Convene CHAUNCEY Ladies Aid Session
Mrs Mabel Smith of Millfield will host the Ladies Aid Society gathering from Millfield Church of Christ Friday night. Society president Mrs Hazel Earich will direct the session.
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Chauncey
Mabel Smith
Amiillfield
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield
Chauncey Area Personal News Highlights Visitors
Chauncey residents and guests are listed: Chauncey Personalities Chauncey visitors include Mrs. Viola Wade and daughters Mary and Ruth Wade from Columbus. Mary Lee Day at her mother’s Chauncey home. James Day plans Pontiac trip. Ann Boomer of Parkersburg WV visits Rev and Mrs. Gilbert Courtney. Bonnie and Jimmie Scott from Detroit visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Oliver. Clifford Banfield and family entertain including Clifford H Banfield and Betty Banfield. Nela Marie Burson of Columbus visits aunt Delpha Slater.
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Chauncey
Mabel Smith
Millfield
Columbus
Viola Wade
Mary
Ruth Wade
Mary Lee Day
Mary Savage
Cincinnati
James Day
Mr. Day
Pontiac
Mich
Kelso Lowery
Ing
Betty Banfield
Columb Hus
Betty
Nela Marie Burson
Delpha Slater
Chauncey Methodist Ladies Aid Quilt Day at Church
Chauncey Methodist Church Ladies Aid will hold an all day quilting session on Thursday in the church. Members plan to sew quilts and share fellowship during the event.
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Chauncey — Ladies Aid of
Chauncey Methodist Church
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