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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1943
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text refers to a meeting or event at a home location and a post office notice. Details are unreadable, with many garbled terms and missing dates or participants.
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 3 in a tense game. Mort Cooper outpitched Ray Starr, Walker Cooper drove in four with a bases loaded triple, and Stan Musial and Whitey Kurowski extended hitting streaks as the Cardinals pull ahead in the National League.
In Tampa Go knocked out Knox in the fifth of a scheduled 10 round bout at Gen I Mitchell Field. Knox weighed 205 while Go weighed 186. Knox is a former Dayton battler now stationed at the field.
Ada a Clyde Lamb, physical education director at Ohio North University, resigns to become head of the staff of the Army training unit at Oregon College.
Today marks the fifth anniversary of Johnny Vander Meer's second consecutive no hitter. He recalls June 15 1938 at Brooklyn as a record moment while describing the unusual strain on fans and teammates from his feat.
Ned Irish maps a college basketball season at Madison Square Garden next winter though he says it may not be basketball as usual. Bucky Harris fines two Phillies players 50 dollars each for missing a Camp Shanks exhibition bus. Larry Atkins eyes Detroit Olympia and Chicago Stadium postwar boxing deals. West Virginia beats VPI in 1916 holdover series set to resume in Charleston this October. Harness racing at Empire City eyed with Hambletonian hopes, Goshen tradition may trump betting. Padres urged to sign Jiggs the chimp at the San Diego zoo as a novelty pitcher option.
The Rocky Mountain conference debates fall football amid wartime. Utah, Colorado are ready to play if possible with Navy救 aid, Utah State represented, BYU uncertain, Wyoming and Colorado State awaiting Army soldier-student policy. E L Romney defends keeping football active during war.
Chauncey Church of God Sunday School classes gathered for a picnic at the Way home near Vore Ridge. About 50 attendees enjoyed dinner with Rev and Mrs Clarence Way and other hosts. Teachers included Doris Cunningham Beginners Ruth Lester Primary Florence Way Juniors Ann Marshall Inter mediates and Mary Norris Young People.
Mrs Dean Schoon visited her sister Mrs Adda Tippett at Sand Ridge for the weekend. Miss Vergene Palmer a nurse at Marietta Hospital stayed with her mother Mrs Minnie Palmer and sister Mrs Wilma Brickles. Miss Wilma Ky ranik and Susan Donaldson of Chauncey spent Sunday in Lancaster with Lizzie Moody who joined their group.
Pfc Gene Bryson Chauncey and his wife Geneva return to Pensacola Florida where he is stationed at Fort Barancas after visiting Mrs Bryson's mother and sisters in The Plains Chauncey and Athens. They also visited his parents Mr and Mrs Leslie Bryson and family in Nelsonville formerly of Chauncey.
Ira Cunningham Chauncey suffered a broken right leg above the ankle in a fall from a porch swing at his W. Main Street home. He was taken to a Marietta hospital where the fracture was reduced and later he returned home. His wife Bessie Cunningham recently returned from Marietta hospital.
Mr and Mrs Edward Matheny announce the marriage of their daughter Beatrice to Arthur Lanning of Findlay Ohio. The ceremony was held in Mount Vernon on Saturday June 12 with a double ring service. A two course chicken dinner followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Lima Ohio.
Mrs Hattie Karns of Chauncey spent Friday to Sunday with her sister Mrs Rebecca Haning who is seriously ill at the home of her son Roy Haning in Dayton. Mrs Haning, longtime Athens County resident near Bates Church, is 88 years old and has lived in Dayton with her son the past three years.
The CHAUNCEY women's circle of the First Church of Christ will meet Wednesday at 1 30 p m in Mrs William A Hartley s home Mils St Mrs Carl Shafer class president will lead the business session and Mrs Homer Johnson will present the program and devotions There is also an important meeting of the Methodist Church official board Wednesday at 8 p m at the church
Mr and Mrs Jack Noon and two children visit his parents in Jacksonville and her parents in Glouster for a week long vacation with extended family.
Ver non Stephens of the St. Louis Browns and Ellsworth Dahlgren of the Philadelphia Phillies lead the majors in batting averages. Stephens remained at .369, Dahlgren hovered at .359, with Oris Hockett in second in the American League. Dixie Walker extended a 21 game streak and rose to .356 as Musial dropped to .333 and McCormick rose in the NL.
Glouster social notes recount Susanne Colbert’s eighth birthday party with prizes for Lynn Gladden Judy Zimmer Elizabeth Ann White Carolyn Yount and Alfred Howard and thanks to Mrs Powers and Mrs Zimmer. Columbus trip for Dorothy Searles and Virginia Skinner follows. Circle No. 2 meets at Mrs Chappelear home. car pooling arranged to church event. Families from Akron Newark Parkersburg Athens and Zanesville appear in a daybook of visits and engagements.
Milwaukee Brewers rout Toledo 15 to 1 as Eddie Hanyzewski earns six hitters and contributes three hits including a two run homer. The victory pairs Milwaukee with Minneapolis for second place in the standings amid a 12 of 17 run and 30 total runs in two games. Weather postponed Louisville versus St Paul and Indianapolis versus Minneapolis.
Dan Adams, a former Hollister resident, was instantly killed by a rock fall at the Dunn-Glenn mine in eastern Ohio on Wednesday. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adams of Hollister and left a wife and daughter. Funeral services were held at Belmont and burial followed in Belmont Cemetery with many Hollister and former residents in attendance.
Glouster resident Clays Saunders was summoned to San Antonio Texas due to the illness of his son Charles a service member stationed there. Charles died Sunday night at 8 o clock. Funeral plans were not set. He formerly lived in Glouster and is survived by his father a sister Rhea Saunders and grandmother Mrs Higgins.
Mrs. H. D. Swart and Mrs. Julia Seckinger returned Thursday from Elgin Field Florida after two weeks visiting their son Richard Swart in the army and Mrs. Seckinger’s daughter Betty Seckinger.
Mr and Mrs Robert Skinner Sr report their sons are moving assignments. Pfc Robert Skinner Jr. transfers from Stewart Technical School in New York City to Patterson Field Ohio. Pvt Edwin Skinner moves from Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana to New Orleans Louisiana with the Army Railway Transportation Corps. Bernard Rice, in the aviation corps at Indianapolis, visited home briefly before returning for about five weeks then on to Tennessee to receive his wings.
Mr. M. E. Christman has been seriously ill at his Trimble home since last Thursday after weeks of poor health. Neighbors helped him indoors and he has remained bedbound, unable to continue his chores.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the U M W A No 1 will meet in Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday evening June 23 at 8 00 o clock Pot luck will be served The June 16 meeting was postponed William Kinder son of Mrs Harry Kinder Trimble is visiting on leave from the Navy He serves aboard the U S S Nitro based at Norfolk Virginia
All-day quitting event for the Ladies Aid Society set for Wednesday at the Methodist Church in Chauncey. Community members urged to attend and participate in the church gathering.
Cleveland Indians, fresh from splitting a doubleheader with St Louis, host the Detroit Tigers in the opener of a three game series. Southpaw Al Smith starts for Cleveland while Hal Newhouser may start for Detroit. Pat Seerey could move to left field if Newhouser pitches.
Chauncey Esther Chauncey class of the Methodist Church gathered Friday night at Mrs. Winnie Skinner's Mill Street home with eight attendees. Grace Stalder led as president and Mrs Skinner opened with devotions. Prizes in a hostess contest went to Elizabeth Harvey and Betty Boling. Refreshments were served. Next meeting will be with Grace Stalder on Jacobs Avenue. Present were Laura Russell Ruth Bridgewater Nell Jorden Helen Nicholson Betty Boling Elizabeth Harvey Grace Stalder Winnie Skinner.
Virginia Evener 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Dow Evener has returned home from Osteopathic Hospital Marietta after an appendectomy and is recovering well Chauncey resident Minnie Palmer Chauncey is in Athens helping daughter Mrs Wilma Brickles caring for Brickles who recently left Sheltering Arms Hospital after an operation
Mr and Mrs James Scott hosted guests at their Route Four home near Canaanville. Visiting were Mr and Mrs Harry King and children Eloise Freda Billy and Tommy from near Graham Chapel and Mr and Mrs Flough Heightland Jr and Bobbie and Dickie of Athens Route Four.
The American Association and United circuit show St. Louis 5 Cincinnati 3 and Boston 4 Brooklyn 3 in early standings. New York 4 Washington 1 appears in schedule form with Kansas City 6 Columbus 3 also noted. Milwaukee leads Toledo 1 as Louisville st. Paul game is postponed and Indianapolis at Minneapolis is postponed.
Bettina, the former light heavyweight champion, returns after a year's layoff and knocks out Lou Brooks in 1 minute 49 seconds of a 10 rounder in Philadelphia. Referee Irving Kutcher officiated as Brooks was briefly blinded by Bettina's left hand, drawing boos from portions of the crowd. Bettina’s manager Jimmy Grippo cites police training as a factor in the power of the punch and hints at a future bout with Jimmy Bivins.
Fighters Clarence Brown Pedro Hernandez Curtis Sheppard and Wallace Cross secured knockouts and decision wins in rounds listed. Brown defeated Johnny Flynn in Chicago Carto edged by Hernan dez in Baltimore Sheppard stopped George Brothers in Newark and Cross outpointed Tony Musto in New York.
At a Trimble Township Rural School District meeting the board hired a list of teachers including Miss Treva Black principal at Hollister Ray Byers manual arts EK J. Person Miss Mary Mulligan Miss Hazel Lee Pride Miss Letha Rowland Mrs Carry Smith Miss Ida B. Davis Miss Blanch Gears Miss Every Siddle and Miss Alice Rauan Each teacher must file acceptance by July 1.
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