Yankees resume after six day layoff in strong form
The New York Yankees head into a renewed major league schedule with an eight game winning streak and a 12 of 13 run as they face Washington and other rivals. Pitching and slugger Johnson pace the lineup amid continuing AL race while George Curtright and Stan Musial top NL batting charts.
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New York Yankees
Ashington Senators
Ching
Johnson
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Guy Curtright
Chicago White Sox
Vern Stephens
St. Luis Browns
Stan Usial
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Herman
Brooklyn Dodgers
Babe Dahlgren
Stan Hack
Chicago Cubs
Augie Alan
Brooklyn
Kester Laabs
Browns
Rankin and Glick Marry in Glouster Ceremony
GLOUSTER The marriage of Lora Rankin to Harold Glick was solemnized Sunday July 18 at 4 o'clock at the United Reformed parsonage in Jacksonville. The bride wore a navy street length dress with matching accessories and a pink rosebuds corsage. A dinner followed at the bride's home.
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Glouster
Lora Rankin
Harold Glick
United
Church Ladies Plan Midweek Redecoration
The Ladies of the Methodist Church designate Wednesday to redecorate the social rooms for use by church organizations. They invite all able to assist at the church. In Glouster, Mr C F Guinther will take his daughter Mrs Helen Stephenson and baby to Columbus for an operation. They will stay a few days.
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Glouster
The
Methodist Church
C. F. Guinther
Helen Stephenson
Columbus
Indians Hope for Returnees During Eastern Trip
The Cleveland Indians rested in Philadelphia before an eastern swing hoping two injured players will return for the opener against the Athletics. Jeff Heath, hospitalized after being struck in St. Louis, and Oris Hackett with a foot injury, may rejoin the lineup. Manager Lou Boudreau says the pennant race hinges on winning a large share of the 15 games before Aug. 6.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland Indians
Jeff Heath
St. Louis
Tribe
Athletics
Oris Hackett
Heath
Chet Lanbs
Hockett
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Boudreau
Yesterday's results from major leagues listing no games played
The brief notes yesterday show no American League or National League games on the schedule and no results to report from the day.
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American Association
Boxing Results From Philadelphia Baltimore and Allentown
Fight results list Beau Jack stopping Johnny Hutchinson in Philadelphia with Jose Basora stopping Al Franklin in Washington. Howard Bennett drew George Kochan in Baltimore. Jess McRaney outpointed Johnny Morris in Allentown.
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Philadelphia
Beau Jack
Augusta
Johnny Hutchinson
Jose Basora
Puerto Rico
al Franklin
Washington
Baltimore
Howard Bennett
George Kochan
Akron
Drew
Allentown
Jess McRaney
Harrisburg
Johnny Morris
Toledo
Buckley to report Ohio Conference at Jacksonville church
Thomas Buckley, delegate to the Ohio Conference held in Columbus in June, speaks at the Methodist Church Thursday evening at 8 o clock. The Chauncey Junior Choir will be entertained at the parsonage after the service.
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Jacksonville
Thomas Buckley
Ohio
Columbus
Methodist Church
Chauncey
Charleston 14 year old batboy ejected for altercation
The Charleston Municipal League reports Kathoy Nellie Strong of Stark Hospital club was so furious at a call that he rushed the umpire, punched his chest protector, and challenged the arbiter. Police removed him. he spent the rest of the game chasing foul balls.
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New York
Brooklyn
Charleston
S. C
Leo Durocher
Nelly Sams
Charleston Municipal League
Kathoy
Nellie” Strong
Stark Hospital
Ump
Old Settlers Reunion Planned For Labor Day
GLOUSTER The Old Settlers Reunion Committee will hold the reunion as usual on Labor Day. Distants may be unable to attend due to gasoline restrictions, but the spirit will be kept alive with local and nearby towns' residents likely to attend. The general committee meets Friday July 30 in the mayor’s office in Jacksonville to finalize details.
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Glouster
Old Settlers Reunion Committee
Jacksonville
Guinthers Visiting Children in Akron
Mr and Mrs Howard Guinther spend several days in Akron visiting son Fred Guinther and daughter in law and two daughters and sons in law. The 80th birthday is celebrated with a dinner and a reception at the homes of relatives with many old Gloucester residents attending. The couple have lived in Glouster for about 55 years witnessing the community transform from meadows to a village.
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Glouster
Howard Guinther
Akron
Fred Guinther
Harvey Luther
William Briggs
Guinther
Luther
Mrs. Guinther
Priscilla Class Plans August Picnic At Jacksonville Grove
The Priscilla Class of the Methodist Sunday School met at Mrs. B. W. Conaway’s home with assistants Mrs. Ed Kurtzman and Mrs. John L. Morris. A business session set the next meeting for the third Thursday in August as a picnic at the Jacksonville grove. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Billa Dew and Mrs. Austin Chappelear. Sixteen members and three guests attended including Donna Jean Parker Joan Morris and Betty McLain visiting from Revere Mass.
Masons To Meet In Glouster Lodge Session
Glouster Lodge No. 607 F. and A. M. will convene for a short session on Wednesday evening July 21 at 8 o clock. All Masons are invited, with special request that representatives of Trimble and Bishopville lodges attend.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
A. M
Trimble
Bishopville
Glouster Area Personal News Highlights
Glouster residents and relatives share a busy spell of visits and travel. Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy and son Davy vacation in Glouster with Mrs. Kennedy’s parents the Duncans. Akron’s Dick Duncan spent the weekend with his parents. Hannah Yearing spent Monday at home in Glouster. Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright of Columbus and sister Mary Stahl visited their parents the Stahl family. W. H. Stahl attended Athens County Camp Spanish War Veterans meeting. Mrs. Glenna McKinney Joan Morris and Betty McLain visited Zanesville to see Mr. McKinney’s parents. Douglas Brown and two children and Mrs. S A Cunningham of Columbus visited Miss Esta Cunningham. Sunday they visited Trimble Heights with the Palmers. Harvey McComber visited M D and John Thompson after 27 years. Betty and Martha Kinney from Columbus visited aunt Lalla Danford. Mrs. Miles Hoon and daughter Marylin of New Marshfield spent the weekend with Miss Danford. Betty Kinney joined them for a few days. F T Graves of Columbus spent the weekend with Frank Yocum. Mrs. J D Smock of New Concord spent a week with J V Yaw.
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Glouster
David Kennedy
Davy
Norwalk
George Duncan
Dick Duncan
Akron
G. C. Duncan
Hannah Yearing
Dorothy Cartwright
Columbus
Mary Stahl
Carl Stahl
W. H. Stahl
Athens County
Athens
Glenna McKinney
Joan Morris
Betty McLain
Zanesville
McKinney
Frank McKinney
Douglas Brown
S. A. Cunningham
Esta Cunningham
Lalla Danford
Miles Hoon
Marylin
New Marshfield
Betty Kinney
F. T. Graves
Frank Yocum
J. D. Smock
New Concord
J. V. Yaw
Norton Norton announces engagement of Angelina Norton to Ernest W Morris
James D Norton of Hollister announces engagement of daughter Angelina to Ernest W Morris son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Morris of Glouster. Both are employed at the Army Service Forces Depot in Columbus. No definite wedding plans yet.
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Glouster
James D. Norton
Hollister
Angelina
Ernest W. Morris
Mr. Morris
Alfred Morris
Miss Norton
Army Service Forces
Columbus
Trimble Servicemen News From Glouster Area
Mrs. Eugene Snyder visits McComb Miss with Cpl Eugene Snyder. Francis and Mrs. Sabo hear of sons in Army and Marines meeting in Hawaii. T Cpl Leonard Snowden returns from ten day furlough to El Paso with wife. Mrs Alfonso Jennings visits Columbus. Mr and Mrs Max Dailey bid farewell to Fort Hayes bound for Camp Crowder. Kenneth Humphrey overseas in Aircraft Warning Service since Nov 16.
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Glouster
Eugene Snyder
Dorothy Gaskalla
McComb
Miss
Cpl
Snyder
Francis Sabo
Dertick
Hawaii
John
Gene
T-Cpl
Leonard Snowden
el Paso
Texas
Lester Snowden
Cpl. Snowden
Quartermaster
Air Corps
Alfonso Jennings
Rex Nay
Columbus
Max Dailey
Cleveland
Dailey
Fort Hayes
Camp Crowder
William Humphrey
Glouster R. 4
Kenneth Humphrey
Kenneth
Aircraft Warning Service
Family reports sons abroad in world war service
GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs John King received word their son Leo landed in Africa after leaving a Pennsylvania camp for overseas service. Leo has served about five months. Frank Price reports his brother John landed in Australia two months ago and has been transferred to New Guinea in the Signal Air Warning Corps. Mrs Betty Grinstead underwent a major operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital Saturday and is reported to be progressing satisfactorily.
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Glouster
John King
Leo
Africa
Pennsylvania
Frank Price
John
Australia
New Guinea
Signal Air Warning Corps
Betty Grinstead
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Chauncey Officers Seek to End Excess Noise
Chauncey deputy marshal Ralph McKibben announced complaints from defense workers on night shifts disturbed by daytime noise. Residents must display a residence card and officers will hold violators in their district responsible for disturbances to daytime sleep.
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Chauncey
Ralph McKibben
McKibben
North on furlough from Great Lakes visits Chauncey family
Oria North of Nelsonville returns from Great Lakes Naval Training Station for a furlough to see wife Marjorie and his parents Mr and Mrs Oria North Sr They visit Chauncey and call on Mrs Isabelle Bradfield and Mrs Lillian Evener and family during the stay prior to May induction at Stout Funeral Home background.
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Chauncey
Oria North
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ill
Marjorie
Nelsonville
Stout Funeral Home
Charles 5S. Bradfield
Isabelle Bradfield
Oria North Sr
Chauncey Appoints Dailey Sapp Marshal as New Residence Move
Dailey Sapp and wife Mrs Sapp with son Des mond relocate to a Chauncey residence owned by Charles Spearry recently vacated by Wilbur and Mrs Grandstaff Sapp appointed Chauncey marshal after Alva Karns resignation a telephone installed at the home number 2445
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Chauncey
Marshal Dailey Sapp
Nye family visits fuel Pvt Nye return to Camp McCoy Wis
Pvt Hubert Nye returns to Camp McCoy Wisconsin after a 14 day furlough spent with his wife Mrs Fern Barrett Nye and his mother Mrs Alice Nye and family in Chauncey. Mrs Nye expects a visit from her son Pvt Carlos Nye with the Air Corps at Drew Field Florida.
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Chauncey
Hubert Nye
Camp McCoy
Wis
Fern Barrett Nye
Alice Nye
Twelve mines reported working in Chauncey district
Twelve mines were active Tuesday in the Chauncey district. The list includes No. 9, No. 90, No. 10X, No. 107, No. 255, No. 219, Bailey Run No. 71, Lost Run, Poston No. 6, Carbondale, Kimberly, and Hocking.
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Chauncey
Bailey Run
Lost Run
Poston
Carbondale
Kimberly
Hocking
Rankin Ong and Winefordner families visit Buckeye Lake
Mr and Mrs Harry L Rankin Mr and Mrs Phil Ong and Mr and Mrs Harold Winefordner of Athens spent last week at Buckeye Lake occupying Ford Hack cottage Local Willing Workers Circle No 1 meets Thursday at 730 pm at Mrs W A Craft home
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Glouster
Harry L. Rankin
Phil Ong
Athens
Harold Winefordner
Buckeye Lake
Ford Hack
Loyal Workers Class to Meet Tonight in Hollister
The Loyal Workers Class of the Hollister A B Sunday School will meet this evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Mary Brown.
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Glouster
Workers
Hollister A. B
Mary Brown
Chauncey Personal News Roundup
Chauncey residents host and visit relatives in Columbus Athens and Wellston. Alden Love travels to Dayton for work. Miss Margaret Jandes returns from Chicago visit with sister Made lon Jandes. Mrs Grace Savage visits Columbus son Charles family. Betty Lou Jandes visits Athens guest of Jo Ann Williamson. The Galbraiths and Bobby of Carbondale spend day with Will is Keirns family. Christine Brown Isabelle Courtney work in Columbus visit Chauncey. Mrs Eva Ferrel Benedum returns from California with Kenneth at Camp San Luis Obispo. Arvella Mae Chalfan ill influenza at Sugar Creek. Billy Parsons also ill. Florence Chalfan mother ill in Wellston.
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Chauncey
Athens
Jo Ann Williamson
Richard Galbraith
Bobby
Carbondale
Willis Keirns
Bonnie
Lexington Ave
Kenneth Stump
Indiantown Gap
Pie Stump
Jacob Stump
Christine Brown
Isabelle Courtney
Columbus
Eva Ferrel Benedum
California
Kenneth
Camp San Luis Obispo
Cynthia Harvey
Alice Johnson
Homer
Dan Johnson
Arvella Mae
Charles Chalfan
Sugar Creek
William Williams
Joe Vitio
Wellston
Billy Parsons
A. HM. Williams
Florence Chalfan
Chauncey-Walter Wharton Jr Recovering After Emergency Appendectomy
Chauncey Walter Wharton Jr son of Mr and Mrs Walter Wharton The Plains underwent an emergency appendectomy at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Friday. He is making a good recovery. Mr and Mrs Guy Brookins Chauncey an uncle and aunt visited him at the hospital Sunday.
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Chauncey
Walter Wharton, Jr
Walter Wharton
the Plains
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Guy Brookins
Sunny
Reds and Bums Open Series in Cincinnati Wednesday
The Cincinnati Reds prepare for a four game series with the Brooklyn Dodgers starting Wednesday in Cincinnati with a double header. Pitching duties are set for Elmer Riddle and Ray Starr for the Reds while Kirby Higbe, Whitlow Wyatt, or Cure Davis start for the Dodgers. In an exhibition at Wright Field, the Reds lost 10 to 2 to Cleveland as Ken Keltner led the Indians with two doubles and a single and Pete Center held the Reds to one run over seven innings.
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Joe Louis
United States Army
Louis
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reds
Leo
the Lip) Durocher
Brooklyn
Elmer Riddle
Ray Starr
Kirby Highe
Whitlow Wyatt
Cure Davis
Dayton
Cleveland Indians
Wright Field
Cleveland
Joe Beggs
Bob Malloy
Ken Keltner
Clevelanders
Pete Center
Ray Poat
Mrs Susie Sexton Dies at Jackson
Mrs. Susie Sexton of Oakdale died at Jackson Sunday. She leaves four sons John William George Harry and Ruth and two daughters Cora Rolland Olive. Surviving siblings include Charles Burgess William Christman and sister Mrs Mary Loomis. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 PM in Jackson.
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Glouster
Susie Sexton
William D. Christman
Oakdale
Jackson
John
William
George
Texas
Harry
Ruth
Cora Rolland
Olive Sexton
Charles
Huntington
W. Va
Burgess
Dallas
William Christman
Mary Loomis
McConnelsville
Langsville Briefs Note Local Moves and Deaths
Langsville items report Clair Nelson moving to Middleport with W A Miller family. Elbert Steele dies July 9 and is buried July 12 at Salem Center Church. Mrs. Cecil Bolin and son Joe return to Akron after a month here due to F A Miller’s death. Corporal John S Miller leaves Kerns Utah for overseas duty.
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Daisy
Ethel Miller
John Miller
Larry
Emma Piper
Anna Miller
Albert Combs
Hebron
Elbert Steele
Salem Ceneter Church
Arthur
Columbus
John S. Miller
Kerns
Utah
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