Mrs Willis Hosts Thursday Night Bridge Club Meeting
Elizabeth Patton won high score at the Thursday Night Bridge Club gathering held at the Cote Tea Room in Athens with bouquets at the refreshment table. Virginia Kozma took second, Bertha Sanders was travel, and Grace Borden received consolation. attendees included Frances Wallace, Helen Sanders, Jessie Fulton, Mabel Smith, Ruth Owen, Madeline Rankin, Louise Nagle, Grace Border, and Elizabeth Willis.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Wills
Millfield
Cote Tea Room
Athens
Elizabeth Patton
Virginia Kozma
Bertha Sanders
Grace Borden
Frances Wallace
Helen Sanders
Jessie Fulton
Mabel Smith
Ruth Owen
Madeline Rankin
Louise Nagle
Grace Border
Elizabeth Willis
Gilbert Courtney Visit in Glouster
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Courtney visited Friday in Glouster with Mrs. Herbert Armstrong, daughter Sabra Armstrong and granddaughter JoEi Carter. In Jacksonville they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Davis. she and Mrs. Courtney also visited Heffkens of Jacksonville and the Fierbaughs of Truetown.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Glouster
Herbert Armstrong
Sabra Armstrong
Jo Ei= Carter
Jacksonville
John Davis
Mrs. Courtney
Heffkens
Fierbaughs
Truetown
Visitors in Charlottesville Extend Bricker Family Trip
CHAUNCEY Mr and Mrs denver Bricker and Mrs Mary Owen Chauncey and Mr and Mrs Fred Grette Meyer ofambus were in Charlottesville a recently as guests of Mrs Emma Walker. Mrs Owen remained in Charlottesville for a month's visit with the Walkers.
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Chauncey
Denver Bricker
Mary Owen
Fred Grettemeyer
Mary Carolyn Bricker
Ambus
Charlottesville
Guests Entertained By Charles Daughertys
Mr and Mrs Charles Daugherty and daughter Pauline hosted guests Dee Daugherty and daughter Ruth Ann Mrs Carrie Higgins and Paul Higgins from Canton Mrs Higgins remained for visit in town and Athens Also she visited her daughter Frances Hintz and Rita at Sugar Grove
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Chauncey
Charles Daugherty
Pauline
Dee Daugherty
Ruth Ann
Carrié Higgins
Paul Higgins
Canton
Higgins
Athens
Frances Hintz
Rita
Sugar Grove
Loyal Women's Class Meeting in Chauncey
The Loyal Women's Class of the First Church of Christ Chauncey will meet Thursday at Mrs. William Hartley's home in Glouster. Members ride the 10 30 a.m. bus from Chauncey. A potluck dinner follows at noon with Mrs. Carl Shafer, president, in charge of the afternoon program.
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Chauncey
First Church of Christ
William Hartley
Glouster
Carl Shafer
Harry Pyle Services Held at Bellaire
Funeral services were held Friday at Bellaire for Harry Pyle, a former Jacksonville resident. Attending were Angline Fierbaugh Chauncey and Virgil Fierbaugh with son Billy, and Charles Cordray with children Danny and Doris Ann of Hebron Ohio.
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Chauncey
Angeline Fierbaugh
Virgil Fierbaugh
Billy
Truetown
Charles Cordray
Danny
Doris Ann
Hebron
Ohio
Harry Pyle
Bellaire
Mr. Pyle
Jacksonville
Niles Weekend Guests Include Willis Family and Kaszonyi Kin
Guests in Niles Ohio over the weekend included Niles Willis and his son Clarence along with Mrs. Willis mother Mrs John Kaszonyi Sr of Millfield visiting Mr and Mrs John Kaszonyi Jr in Niles Ohio.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Willis
Clarence
Willis
John Kaszonyi
Millfield
Niles
Ohio
John Kaszonyi, Jr
Chauncey VFW Auxiliary Plans Poppy Drive Display
Auxiliary to meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Chauncey-Dover VFW post rooms. Members were asked to turn in money from poppy sales and a needlework display is planned.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Vfw
Zone Rally Set at New Marshfield Church
CHAUNCEY Zone Rally of the Pilgrim Holiness Churches will be conducted Monday at 7 30 p m in the New Marshfield Pilgrim Holiness Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pilgrim Holiness Churches
New Marshfield
Chauncey Ladies Attend Sessions at God's Bible School
Mrs Ray Pidcock and daughters Sylvia and Adrian and Mrs Myrtle Simpson and daughters Lois and Ruth Chauncey visited Cincinnati last week to attend sessions at God's Bible School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ray Pidcock
Sylvia
Adrian
Myrtle Simpson
Lois
Ruth
Cincinnati
God's Bible School
Notice of Meetings and Highway Contract Bids in Ohio
Athens County Agricultural Society will meet June 11 1949 at 1 pm at Grange Hall Fairgrounds. Ohio Department of Highways invites sealed bids by June 21 1949 for bituminous treatments on State Routes 143 and 148 in several townships with total est cost 85925.43 and completion by October 15 1949.
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Athens County Agricultural Society
Fairgrounds
J. H. Cline
L. C. Baker
State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Director of
Athens County
Lee Townhip
Meigs County
Salsbury
Rutland
Scipio
Columbia
Department of Industrial Relations
State Highway Department
General Code of Ohio
Department of Highways
Easy to Make a Smart Dress for Special Occasions
Pattern No 8474 offers a junior sized dress with a bright bodice trim and full skirt. Sizes 11 to 18 include 4% yards of fabric for size 12 short sleeve. Send 25 cents, plus name and address, to Sue Burnett at Athens Messenger for pattern 8474.
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Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Large Deer Outline With Branched Feet and Ancient Clues
A fragmented OCR page lists a large deer drawing with five to six branched feet, described as tall and uneven. It mixes numbered clues and words across subjects including biology, language, Greek myth, geography, and chemistry, resembling a word puzzle or vocabulary list.
Needlework pattern for small decorative transfers
Pattern No. 5981 offers six hot iron transfers plus color chart and directions for decorating towels aprons curtains and crib items. Send 20 cents and your pattern request to Anne Cabot Athens Messenger New York. Elders advise frugality to protect pleasures.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Astrological Forecast Promises Dramatic Turnaround and Romance
The Stars Say forecast describes a spectacular culmination of major projects and ambitions with decisive force after danger and anxiety. Tuesday through June includes romance and high adventure with upheavals and radical rearrangements in personal life, home, and affairs as new contacts arise.
Major League Baseball Schedule Teases National and American Leagues
Preview lists upcoming NL games in New York and Brooklyn with pitchers Pony Jones Kreiton and Spahn, plus AL matchups at Detroit and Cleveland. Also notes CAN Association games including Indianapolis at St Paul and Minneapolis.
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New York
Pony Jones
Burgh
Brooklyn
Nyattes
Newcomber- Louis
Boston
Citusions Spahn
Mes
Detroit
Kramer
Kretion
Adelphia
Cleveland
Coleman
Gromek
JITTERS RALLY OVER POWERFUL LINEUP IN SEVENTH INNING
A chaotic box score highlights hits by Kiner Robinson and Branca for Brooklyn Philadelphia and Chicago each post runs as pitchers like Wynn Lopat and Williams fail to hold early leads. The American Association features Milwaukee Toledo Indianapolis Kansas City and St Paul competing in a crowded day of scores and standings.
Athletics blank Indians in doubleheader sweep at home
Eddie Joost homered in both games to lift the Philadelphia Athletics to 3-0 and 4-2 victories over the Cleveland Indians. Bobby Shantz and Charley Harris combined to shut down Cleveland with two strong relief stints, allowing only a handful of hits and no runs.
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Eddie Joost
Athletics
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Bobby Shantz
Charley Harris
Shantz
Bill McCahan
Harris
Carl Schelb
Albany Panthers Trim Glouster in Tight Hockey Play
Albany Panthers defeat Glouster 9 to 4 to stay tied with Yelsonville Eagles for second in the league. Macaki leads with a four bagger and three RBI, Cominsky and Halbert combine for ten hits. Forgenson and others add two hits as Glouster pitchers struggle.
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WSTER
Albany
Panther
Glouster
Yelsonville Eagles
Cak
Macaki
Asrent Ny
Roman
Halbert Cominsky
37 Year Old Player Signs With Eagles
Otis Douglas, 37, oldest active NFL player, signs a 1949 contract to play and train with the champion Philadelphia Eagles. He will begin his fourth season as a tackle and his second as club trainer, while also serving as head grid coach at Drexel Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Otis Doulas
Philadelphia Eagles
Douglas
Eagles
Drexel Tech
Yale Defeats Army in 1948 Heptagonal Track Meet
Yale edged Army at West Point by 45 21 30 to 45 16 30 in the 1948 Heptagonal track and field games, capturing the meet by a slim margin.
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YALE
ARMY
West Point
U. S. Military Academy
U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force
Syracuse Tigers overwhelm Racine in Ohio Valley games
Syracuse hammered Racine 15 to 5 as Rob Grimm struggled on the mound. Reedaville split with Gallipolis in the doubleheader opener, while Reedaville completed the nightcap comeback behind strong hitting from Valentine and Lee. Arnold Van Meter earned a win for Twin Cities in a 9-2 loss to Hartford.
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Hartford
Syracuse
Ohio Valley Association
Reedaville
Gallipolia
Tigers
Matul Tn Cities
Mickey Miller
Racine
Reeds Tlle
Bees
Gallipoli
Arnold van Meter
Twin Cities
Miller
Robby Layne
Bob Duckworth
Duckworth
Rob Grimm
Don Cottrill
Gallipolis
Reedsville
Darsel Riebel
Wolfe
Williams
Leo Valentine
Johnny Lee
Hornets
Smith
Valentine
Martford
van Meter
Donahue
Clatworthy
Call
Hendricks
Cottrill
Moore
Arms
Hemsley
Grimm
Hart
Delaney
Norris
H. Leonard
Balderson
Muneass Newman
McFann
Boring
Newman
Smith and Folden
Buckeyes Win Bucks Cup in Ohio A A U Meet
Ohio State University topped the Bucks Cup track and field championships in Dayton with 71 points, defeating runner-up Dayton A M C which scored 21. The event crowned OSU as 1949 champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio Amateur Athletic Union
Ohio State University
Bucks
Dayton A.M.C
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Mrs. Willis
Gilbert Courtneys
Charles Daughertys
J. Kauer
Suf Burnett
America
Europe
Cratzies
Anne Carot
Kewsee
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Dick Tracy
Jim Pis
Buz Sawyer
Buz
BY Roy Crane
Bwana
Ugh
Blondie
Chic Young
Orphan Annie
Harold Gray
Chester Gould
Americ
Wis
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Ames
Ieville
Milwaukee
Imbus
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Anapolis
St. Paul
Ido
Minneapolis
Jhitters
Ting — Kiner
Pittsburgh
Gordon
Robinson
Thomson
Fon
Ting— Zernial
Chicago
Joost
S—Kell
Ibles
Zernial
Ples — Mitchell
Len Bases
Dillinger
Mitchell
Ching — Lopat
Wynn
Ikeouts
Newhouser
St. Low
Heston
Mazle
Baker
Antonelli
Elliote
Hall
Mass
O Sehmite
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A. Walker Horowy
Seminek
Lade
Rush
Walker
Donnelly
Trinkle
Konstanty
Rowe
Meyer
Seminick
Cinecinnati
Vandermeer
Blackwell
Peterson
Dobernic
Mueller
Jansen
Cooper
Riddle
Dickson
McCullough
Branca
Minney
Barney
Edwards
Ampiacan League
McCahan
Shanta
Rosar
Feller
Megan
Cleveland Wl
Scheib
Harvin
Guerra
Vaige
Garcia
Hegan
Dohnen
Batts
Trucks
Trout
Quinn
Johnson
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Houtteman
Swift
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Raschi
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Garver
Starr
Lollar
Sanford
Page
Shea
Niarhos
Silvera
Papal
Ferrick
American Association
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Renal Os
Bany
Suster
Glouster Forgenson
Asky
Halbert
Cominsky
Imtreal
eBay
8S CO
Athens H
Mgr
Ohto Valley Association
Reedeville
Ude Ealin
Gergons
Nessna
Gallipelle
Jm ™ Leonard
Villanova College
Ance
Pittsburgh Steelers
Toronto
United States Army
Army Tech- Civil Service Room
Athens, Ohio
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