Finish ists Halted by Curfews in National League Games
Curfews halted several baseball games across the majors. The Pirates beat the Redbirds 7-4 earlier, while a Boston rally was interrupted at 4-4 with the Braves and Dodgers to resume later. The Yankees swept a doubleheader, boosting their pennant push as Cleveland, Detroit, and the Cubs chased totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ason
Fied Public Accountant
Inircuit
Pennsylvanias
Pittsburgh Kings
Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Ted
Pirates
Mort
Dai
Loyal Women's Class Meets Friday Night
The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ meets in the social rooms of the church Friday evening with Kate Vaughan in charge. The meeting opened with hymn and prayer. An all day quilting event is planned for Wednesday in the church social room. A covered dish lunch followed. Next meeting set for August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ
Arch
Kate Vaughan
William Shreeves Undergoes Major Operation at Grant Hospital
The patient William Shreeves was taken to Grant Hospital on Sunday July 11 where he underwent a major operation. Latest reports indicate he is improving slowly but will remain in the hospital for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
William Shreeves
Grant Hospital
Sun Y
Hosal
Baseball Standings Update From National League and A L Association
The standings show multiple games with results between teams such as Brooklyn Boston St Louis Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Washington Detroit and others. Key scores include New York 10 Philadelphia 3 and New York 7 Philadelphia 2 with 10 innings noted in one matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
National Club
St. Louise& Pet. “S
Pittsburgh Eeene
Philadelphia Cap Ae Association ‘Club L
Indianapalis
Usw
Milwaukee
Columbus Waweee
Toledo
Minneapolis Wane
Louisville Eens
St. Paul
Kansas City
Glouster Personal News Briefs Across Families and Visitors
Glouster social notes list visits from Marion Rome, Rockland, Columbus, Trimble and Detroit. Families include the Bingmans, Pride, Rainey, Masterson, Murphys, Mesaros, Taylor and others visiting relatives in Glouster, plus note on Melvin Murphy’s upcoming military induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bingman
Marion
Glouster
C. A. Pride
Rockland
Jess Pride
Harold Rainey
Columbus
H. T. Rainey
Trimble
Vietta Masterson
Leo Masterson
Eugene Miller
Hucklesee
Harry Williams
Marvin Murphy
Mavin Murphy
Guy Winn
Portsmouth
Melvin Murphy
Armed Service
Graydon Brandt
E. H. Taylor
Taylor
Muskingum River
Toi
Lewis Mesares
Spring St
Gabriel Molnar
Barbara Ann
Betty
Detroit
Mich
W. M. Mesaros
Kathryn Emily
Ft. Knox
Emily Casparis
Joe Mesaros
Grace
Pvt
Alex J. Mesaros
Alex, Jr
Athens
R. D
Albert B. Grubbs
Billy, Jr
Catherine Sabo
Vern Scott
Johnny
Canaonville
M. D. Thompson
Johnny Thompson
Ronnie Nagle
Sanford Nagle
Sophia LaFollett
George Murphy
David
Judy
Reds fall to Cubs in double loss at home
Cincinnati beaten 3 to 1 in the opener and 7 to 0 in the nightcap as Chicago Cubs pitchers blank the Reds. Claude Passeau limited Cincinnati, while Johnny Vander Meer struggled with walks and a wild pitch, and Bill Nicholson drove in four Cubs runs with a homer and two singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Bill Cox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Redlegs
Cincinnatians
Cards
Braves
Pirates
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Johnny Vander Mee
Claude Passeau
Cubs
Cub
Steve Mesner
Stan Hack
Lou Novikoff
Passeau
Lenny Merullo
Bill Nicholson
Chicago
McCullough
Cscricus
Vander Meer
McCormick
Mueller
Cnichee” Co Cadante
Cavaretta
Merullo
Nicholson
Weekend sports in brief from Wichita to Detroit and Cleveland
Frank Crespi, ex St Louis Cardinal now in the Army, fractures a leg with Fort Riley Cavalry Replacement Center in a semi pro tourney. Detroit Trojans drop football for season while Gunder Haegg fails to beat Arne Anderson mile record. Scotland’s Comet wins Goldsmith Maid trot as Grand Circuit racing ends at North Randall. Chicago and Cincinnati split two games with several notable hits and fielding plays in Arlington Futurity coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kas
Frank Crespi
St. Louis Cardinal
Army
Fort Riley Cavalry
San Francisco
Gunder Haegg
Arne Anderson
Cleveland
Scotland
Comet
North Randall
Purple Heart Awarded to Corporal John E. Smith Posthumously
Mr and Mrs Harvey Smith receive the Purple Heart for their son Corporal John E Smith who died after being wounded in action April 28 1943. He served two years with one furlough and spent three months on the North Africa front. Pearley Melvin Smith, another son, is stationed at Cathcart Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathcart,Texas
Leo Masterson
Navy Peer
Chicago
John Kuczmaski
Pennsylvania
Trimble Town
Hollister and
Greenson
Inside the ice world and sports notes from Fullerton
NHL plans an eight club circuit with Cleveland and Buffalo added as the season approaches. Jimmy Dykes quibbles with umpires over quick returns, and Lefty O Doul praises George Metkovich as a Ted Williams-like hitter for the Red Sox. Hap Burgess comments on sports girls in press boxes as Lieut Harry Craft moves to the Del Monte pre flight school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
National Hockey League
Cleveland
Buffalo
al Sutphin
Eddie Shore
Chicago
Jimmy Dykes
Jimmy
Philadelphia
Bill Summers
Summers
Gunder Haegg
Baldwin-Wallace College
A.A.U
George Metkovich
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Lefty O'Doul
Williams
Hap Burgess
Sioux City
Iowa
Harry Sperber
Staats Zeitung
Garden
Army
Berlin
Broadway
Harry Craft
Cincinnati
Kansas City
del Monte
Calif
Navy
Auxiliary Meets to Plan Visit for GLOUSTER Convocation
The Ladies Auxiliary No 1 UMWA will meet Wednesday at 8 PM in Odd Fellows Hall to arrange travel to Buchtel for the convocation Thursday night. Potluck lunch served. Mrs Fred Kinney of Columbus visiting her parents in town as Mrs Wallace’s illness worsens. Colorado School of Mines teams are nicknamed the Orediggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ladies Auxiliary
U.M.W.A
Odd Fellows Hall
Buchtel
Fred Kinney
Columbus
Grant Wallace
Colorado School of Mines At
Golden, Col
Orediggers
Odd Fellows hold joint installations at Glouster
In Glouster Odd Fellows Hall Sereno Lodge Ath ens and Magic City Lodge held joint installations Friday night. Officers from Sereno Lodge and Does Lodge were installed while Jacksonville officers were omitted due to shift work. Refreshments followed with ice cream and coffee. Later Mr and Mrs Karl Oliver were surprised by a belting from Py thian Sisters and received gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Karl Oliver
Pythian Sisters
Mrs. Oliver
Iva Skinner
Annie Conway
Neil Morris
Mary Johnson
Edna Embrey
Beula Lee
Kate Vaughan
Neil Lawson
Maggie Hemsley
Glenna Reese
Blanche Strohmeyer
Oliver
Columbus Youth Slain In Attempted Burglary
John A. Shipley, 60, confectionery proprietor on the West Side, shot and killed 19 year old William S. Palich of Columbus behind the store early Sunday. Shipley told Patrolman George Scholer that Palich was forming a steel screen from a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John A. Shipley
West Side
William S. Palich
George Scholer
Shipley
Timetable fragment for B and O and New York Central lines
The page shows train times for BALTIMORE & OHIO and NEW YORK CENTRAL services with listed daily and weekend schedules. It includes arrival and departure times for north and south bound trains and a CHESAPLAKE & ORTON line entry with No 30 and No 37 timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diplomat
National Limited
Sree Toe
NEW York Central South
Chesaplake & Orto
Minersville Personal Mention
Minersville notes recount local families with military service furloughs and relocations. Pvt Roy Armes returns to Camp Beale after visiting family. Corp Orris Roush and cousin Clifford Pat are in military service abroad. Residents attend visits, jobs, and family events across Buckeye Lake Cleveland Pomeroy and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minersville
Mary Alice Parker
Charleston
Kenneth Farley
Arabelle Parker
Farley
Ed Parker
Roy Armes
Camp Beale
Calif
Wash Armes
Paul Fisher
Buckeye Lake
Brooks Sayre
Racine
Gene Forbes
Sayre
Armed Service
Bert Karr Jr
California
Bert Karr Sr
Oscar Knapp
Pt. Pleasant
Norman McCallum
Corp
Orris Roush
Camp Gela Bend
Arizona
Arthur Roush
Piqua
Miss Wilma
Garen Roush
Robert
Orris
Miami
Fla
Kathryne Bailey
Chester
Marry Bailey
Dora Phillips
Pomeroy
Ida Phillips
John Roush
George
Bobby
Jerry
Carmel
Will Thomas
Tribe Ends Losing Streak With Double Win Over Browns
The Cleveland Indians snapped a four game slide by beating the St Louis Browns 4 to 3 and 10 to 7 in St Louis. Vernon Kennedy earned the first victory with Jim Bagby tak ing the nightcap win as Mike Naymick finished the ninth. Heath hit his fifth homer and was later injured by a throw at second base.
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Hunt
Parker
Scoffie
Young
Verban
Burkhart
Bergamo
Blaemire
Drews
Antonelli
Baron
Heath
Blanchard
Schultz
Verdan
Sturdy
St. Paul
Columbus
Belknap
Speer
Smith
Balk
Snyder and
Steengrafe
Tribe
Browns
Dayton
St. Louis
Cleveland
Indians
Cincinnati Reds
Bobo Newsom
Philadelphia
Cris Hackett
Mickey Rocco
Vernon Kennedy
al Milnar
Jim Bagby
Mike Naymick
Bagby
Brownies
Nike Chartak
League Leader Catch-up Noted In AP Football Stats
League leaders listed by the Associated Press include batting and pitching marks. Curtright of Chicago leads runs batted in with 58 while Etten of New York sits atop hits at 58 and Wakefield of Detroit tops home runs with 13.
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Etten
New York
Wakefield
Detroit
Stephens
St. Louis
Washington
Grove
Chicago
Reception Honors New Ohio Grand Master in Athens
Members of Magic Lodge who attended the Athens reception Saturday night for the new Ohio Grand Master R. I. Wolfe included Harry Cheney W. H. Stahl E. B. Morris Herman Jones W. J. Golding Chris Yarger Fred Erwin Thomas Hemsley Glouster and Ira Conaway Charles Thomas Lodge Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Magic Lodge
Athens
Ohio
R. I. Wolfe
Harry Cheney
W. H. Stahl
E. B. Morris
Herman Jones
W. J. Golding
Chris Yarger
Fred Erwin
Thomas Hemsley
Ira Conaway
Charles Thomas Lodge
Jacksonville
Birds Shaying Distance From AA Leadership
Indianapolis and Milwaukee vie for first as Columbus Red Birds push up. Red Birds won 2 games over St. Paul 8 2 and 4 0 while Milwaukee beat Kansas City 8 3 in the second game. Louisville moved to sixth by sweeping Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus Red Birds
Red Birds
Tribe
Columbus
St. Paul
Brewers
Louisville
Kansas City
Saints
Minneapolis
Toledo
Millers
Mud Hens
Union Church Service Held At Stadium
Union Church held a Sunday evening service at the stadium with hymn singing led by M. M. LeFavor and piano by Mrs. J. H. Elias. Rev. C. B. Tiener offered prayer and Rev. A. G. Winkle preached on the religious urge of today. Richard Jones represented the Boy Scouts distributing hymnbooks. Next Sunday Rev. A. G. Freeman of the Baptist Church will speak with music by church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Union Church
Serevices
Jesus
M. M. LeFavor
J. H. Elias
C. B. Tiener
Richard Jones
Boy Scouts
A. G. Winkle
Hitlers
Mussolinis
Tojos
A. G. Freeman
The
Baptist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Curzens
Judson Bailey
Massachusetts
Gers
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Leties
Vicis
Billinson
Bonham
Ohio Cubs
Cincinnatis
Phillies
Oyal
Ndergoes
Bieura Crowley
Fordham
Crowley
South Pacific
U. 5
TreAsury Department
University of Detroit
S Stanky
Crabtreee
Marshall
Mesner
Periot
Muse
Walters
BEE
TOME
Porandance
Shoun
Stanky
Goodman
Frey
Lowrey
Miller
Wyse
Ballanfant
Reardon
Goetz
St. Paul Abrh
Poa Blanchard
Eeeeesees
aVittor Oan
Eeene
Wee
Noose
If Schultz
Powell
Eneeeeen
Weeneenn
Ccean
Panes
Peaneneeen
Yohe
Owen
Owenn Scoffie
Wieczorek
Oeaneeeee
C Verban
Weeewes Burkhart
Bai
Decor
C. Cancer
Hale Williams
Seoffic
State Hospital
Stardy
H. B. Williams
Garagiola
Verba
Cohamabus Sense
Creel
Scoffic
Herring
Creek
Steengrafe and Snyder
C. F. Bingman
Gail
England
London
Fullerton’s Sports Roundup
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Odd Fellow Lodges
Magic City
Sereno Lodge
Magic City Lodge
Glousster
P. E. Croze
Charles Jorden
P. FE. Droze
Herb Rice
Bob Kabeen
P. E. Shirley
J. L. LaFollett
Allen Easterly L
James Roberts
Earl Oliver
E. “. Morris Chaplin
H. S. Cheney
Golding
Baltimore & Ohio
Associated Press
Curtright
Vernon
Pe — Musial
Vaughan
Herman
HI —~ Musial
Ott
Sewell
Union
Bruck
Pico Wholesale Co
Glouster Peo
Navy In the Waves
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