Cooper Rejects Second Offer As Cards Holdout
Mort Cooper, key 21 win pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, turned down a second contract offer. Sam Breadon disclosed the news. Johnny Gorsica of Detroit joined the holdout, demanding $7,500 while rejecting $5,000.
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NEW York
Mort Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Sam Breadon
Cards
Cooper
Johnny Gorsica
Detroit
Beckley
W. Va
Reds to boost power in batting order this season
Cincinnati Reds manager Bill McKechnie plans to shuffle the lineup and experiment with players until he finds a combination that can drive in runs from third base. Other notes include Epitacio Torres joining Monterrey in the Mexican League and Mike Tresh expected at camp with Chicago White Sox.
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Bloomington
Ind
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Ower
Washington Senators
Mexico City
Epitacio Torres
Monterrey
Chicago White
Mike Tresh
French Lick
ST. Louis Browns
Don Gutteridge
Teddy Atkinson
Scammon
Kan
Trimble High Plans PTA Banquet With Cardinals Basketball
The Trimble school notes the Red Cross drive totals nine dollars and fifty-five cents from events including a charity basketball game and a skating party. The senior class salutatorian and valedictorian will be named soon. A Church Night at 6:30 features the basketball squad, faculty, and orchestra members as guests, followed by a PTA banquet and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Red Cross
Trimble Methodist
PTA
Cardinals
Perry County Boy Dies of Tetanus
Corning ninth grader Theodore E. Buza age nine died at home Saturday from tetanus after an infected hand. He was the son of Alec Buza of Drakes and left four sisters and two brothers, plus a grandmother and great grandmother. Funeral was held Wednesday at the Human Church in Drakes with burial in New Lexington Cemetery.
Trimble Area War Bond Workers Are Commended
Certificates of commendation for the Fourth War Loan Drive were sent to district chairman M. M. Bryson by county chairman F. H. Sands and mailed to volunteers. Trimble Town ship reached 51 078 dollars, about 70 percent of its quota, while seven of sixteen county units fell short though five exceeded their goals, lifting the county as a whole over the top.
Local Servicemen Return Notes From Training and furloughs
Glouster reports on Army Air Field graduates Paul Byers and others on furlough visits. Byers earned aerial gunners wings en route to Harlingen for assignment to an aerial combat team or as gunnery instructor. James Bernard North finishes boat training at Great Lakes and plans California camp. Cadet Charles Kittle and family visit after primary training at Cape Girardeau, with further moves to Malden. Capt George Arnold, former Ohio State track star, commands at Fort Benning.
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Glouster
Paul M. Byers
Emmett Byers
Linger Army Air Field
Texas
Harlinger
America
James Bernard North
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
James North
Columbus
Great Lakes
California
Charles Kittle
Kittle
Child
Cape Girardeau
Girardeau
Malden
Mrs. I Kittle and Child
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Events
Glouster clubs hold meeting at Geotes Hall 7:30 p.m. Mrs Elbert Max well's committee hosts. Orpah Class Circle No 3 meets Thursday evening at Mrs Thomas Illiams Jr. home. Miss Martha Byers, engaged in defense work in Newark, visited family from Friday to Tuesday. Emmett Gaskalla family visits for a week. he returns to Elyria Sunday. Y J Lloyd and Leo Bradley join a chicken dinner honoring Mrs Bradley’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Thomas Illiams Jr
Republic Avenue
Martha Byers
Newark
Emmetters
New York
Emmett Gaskalla
Glouster
Glouster A Week Ago To Spend Mr. Gaskalla
Elyria
Gaskalla
Western Automatic Spaipe
Mee Gaskalla
Y. J. Lloyd of
Poston
Leo Bradley
Donors to Red Cross Drive Reported in Glouster
Local Red Cross drive updates show multiple donors and small gifts toward the quota. New contributions include $25 from the Then Chapter O E S and sums from committees and individuals, with 23 people giving $1 and five giving under a dollar. The drive remains $700 short of the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansie L. Clark
Ernest Byers
C. K. Rockhold
Ige C. Duncan
C. E. Bingman
C. B. Tigner
Emmett Rogers
Ralph Hines
L. K. Heiskell
James Johnson
Frank Seiler
Henry Ley
Thomas Vaughn
E. M. Blower
Dave Powers
Hortense Atlas
Kentucky Faces St John’s In NIT Semifinal At MSG
DePaul, Chicago, as eight point favorite, meets Oklahoma Aggies in the night’s feature semifinal at Madison Square Garden. Earlier, Kentucky is a seven point favorite over St. John’s of Brooklyn. winners advance to the Sunday championship with losers in a consolation. Utah’s potential path to March 30 title noted.
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New York
DePaul Demons
Chicago
Oklahoma Aggies
Madison Square Garden
Kentucky
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Utah
Utes
Arkansas
Kansas City
Harrison Is Golf Winner
Sgt. Dutch Harrison won the $10,000 Charlotte Open by one stroke with a closing 73 for 275, 13 under par. Jag McSpaden missed by one stroke with 70, while Byron Nelson finished third at 279 after a 66. Harrison kept two $1,000 war bonds and his lucky dime from the opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Dutch” Harrison
Bing Crosby
Dutch
Morrison
Jag McSpaden
Philadelphia
Harrison
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Bell Favored Over Berger in 10 Round Arena Bout
Tommy Bell of Youngstown rides a 36 bout win streak into a 10 round clash with veteran Maxie Berger at the Arena tonight. Bell has 25 knockouts in pro fights and recently stopped Chuck Hunter to earn this spot. Berger, once on a 15 fight run, lost a recent 10 round decision to Beau Jack and may test Bell in a fast start.
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Cleveland
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Maxie Berger
Arena
Bell
Chuck Hunter
Berger
Maxie
Beau Jack
New York State Athletic Commission
Ringsiders
King Interment In Columbus After Glouster Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A. Mintie King were held in Columbus on Tuesday morning with Rev. P presiding. The body was moved to Maplewood Cemetery for burial at 1 30 in the afternoon with Rev. A G Winkle officiating. Relatives and friends accompanied the casket to the cemetery for the interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mary A
Mintie) King
Columbus
Maplewood Cemetery
A. G. Winkle
L. C. Stanton
Seeman
Clifton Brief News Notes
Clifton residents attend funerals visits and moves. John Gilles 84 dies at home with funeral at Foglesongs Mason City and burial at West Columbia.Many locals relocate travel and military assignments include Donald Peck and fourLancaster family moving here while Peck serves at Camp Wolters Texas. Chilly Ohio area notes record Army service David Harrign and Robert Compson overseas. Families visit Parkersburg West Virginia and Bucyrus.
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Clifton—John Gilles
Foglesongs
Mason City
West Columbia
Donald Peck
Lancaster
Peck
Camp Wolters
Texas
Proffitt Sues in Common Pleas Over Gas Well Interest
Roy Proffitt filed action in Common Pleas Court to set aside his interest in a gas well in severalty and seek other relief against E. Means and others. The case vents a dispute over ownership and rights to the gas well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Common Pleas Court
Roy Proffitt
Fullerton's Roundup News and Sports Notes In Brief
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues pursues youth programs with Goldsboro and Lockport junior leagues. Creighton Miller attracts Hollywood interest. Jack McDonald seeks a Giants pitching trial. Bib Brannum taps pro basketball route post tournaments. Glenn L. Martin to receive Wildlife Conservation award. Jaime Almendro Jr debuts with Jersey City Giants trial amid a two word error. The scribe asks Almendro about the Yankees popularity.
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New York
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Goldsboro
N. C
Lockport
N. Y
Hollywood
Notre Dame
Creighton Miller
Jack McDonald
Rangers
Lakewood
N. J
Giants
Kentucky
Bib Brannum
Army
America
Garden
Utah
Wat Misaka
Glenn L. Martin
Baltimore Airplane
Minneapolis
Jaime Almendro, Jr
Jersey City Giants
San Juan
Jaime
Yankees
New York Giants
Fan credits Cedar Rapids fan for Klieman sinker grip
Ed Klieman, Cleveland’s pitching prize, credits a Cedar Rapids fan for teaching him the sinker. The 1943 debut and 1942 Three Eye League sessions are noted, with Klieman later excelling for Baltimore and in the Indian camp. The piece also mentions Cliff Mapes receiving a draft notice alongside Explorer Loudreau, Vernon Kennedy, and Russ Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Ed Klieman
Cleveland
Klieman
Baltimore
Norwood
Ohio
Boston Red Sox
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Pops
Indians
Cliff Mapes
California
Mapes
Loudreau
Vernon Kennedy
Russ Peters
Plains Pastor Moves to Sciotoville Nazarene Church
Rev. Frank Noel, pastor of The Plains Nazarene Church for three years, will preach a farewell sermon on Sunday March 26 at 7 p m and move to Sciotoville next week to take the Nazarene Church pastorate. The Noel family plans to relocate and a farewell party at the Noel home is set for Monday March 27 with pot luck and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Frank Noel
Plains Nazarene Church
Sciotoville
the Nazarene Church
Feaies
Noel
Roger
Alice Kay
ORGAN S ORIGIN OBSCURE IN EARLY PIPE HISTORY
The earliest history of pipe organs is unclear though it is assumed they evolved from bagpipes and pan pipes.
Dive Bomber dish tale sparks laughs in crowded restaurant
A humorous portrait describes a Dive Bomber as a soldier who eats fast with his nose near the plate and an uncanny soup-dive bombing laugh. The piece notes one such diner startled others when four couples rose to dance as the eater emptied his bowl.
Chauncey District Social and Personal
Chauncey residents Mrs. Margery Bennett and Mrs. Charlotte Bricker spent Saturday in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Courtney of Springfield were weekend guests of Mrs. Courtney’s mother Mrs. Minnie Courtney. Mrs. Delena Funk and daughter Patty returned to Cleveland after a two week visit in Millfield with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Pyle. Zimmie Smith and son Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and children Frances Everett Doris Ann and Wiley Bisnaugle of Wonderland were weekend guests of Mrs. Smith’s sisters Jennie Courtney and Marinda Cruickshank in Chauncey. Kenneth Hale, visiting Chauncey, has returned to Cleveland for army induction exams.
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Margery Bennett
Charlotte Bricker
Chauncey
Columbus
Paul Courtney
Springfield
Minnette Courtney
Delena Funk
Patty
Cleveland
Millfield
Doris Ann
Wiley Bisnaugle
Wonderland
Staley Family Welcomes Corporal Back on Furlough
Corporal Walter E. Staley returns to Chauncey from Camp Claiborne Louisiana for a 20 day furlough to be with father Elmer Staley and family. Brother Eugene Staley on 14 day leave heads to Great Lakes Illinois. Other Staley sons serving include Pvt. Clarence Staley in hospital at Camp Shelby Mississippi and Russell Staley in the Navy in the South West Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Walter E. Staley
Camp Claiborne
Louisiana
Elmer Staley
Eugene Staley
Great Lakes
Ill
Pvt
Clarence Staley
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
Russell Staley
Navy
South West Pacific
Millfield Visit By War Veteran Wil liam Smith
First Lieut. William Smith bombardier stationed at South City Iowa spent a brief furlough in Millfield staying with Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. John Rankin. His mother Mabel Smith has been in Seattle for several months.
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Millfield
Chauncey
William Smith
Bombardier
Soulh City
Iowa
C. N. Sanders
John Rankin
Mabel Smith
Seattle
Wash
Chauncey Resident Herbert S Six Returns From Hospital
Herbert S Six of Chauncey has been sent home from White Cross hospital in Columbus after two weeks of treatment. He is the son of Mrs. William Canter on East Main Street and remains in ill health with little improvement. Sergeant Homer Letfier has also returned to Amarillo Texas after a seven day furlough spent with his parents in Genoa and others.
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Chauncey
Herbert S. Six
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
William Canter
E. Main St
Six
Homer Letfier
Amarillo,Texas
Genny
Edward Letfler
Ota Ve
All-Ohio High Cage Quints Named by AP
The Associated Press selects Class A and B all star lineups from nominations and pre tournament play. Key figures include Alex Groza Martins Ferry and Max Cox McArthur with centers Dickey Lancaster Pfeiffer Toledo Devilbiss. Newark Jackson and Gorsuch receive honorable mention.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Max Cox
Columbus
Alleaniar
Alex Groza
Martins Ferry
Bobby
Peanuts) Baker
Mansfield
James Dorland
Canton
Lehman
Paul Jackson
Newark
James Line
Akron North
Groza
Bob Dickey
Lancaster
Jack Pfeiffer
Toledo Devilbiss
Dickey
Pfeiffer
McArthur
Marvin
Taxi) Shaffer
Fredericktown
Robert Baker
Findlay
John Payak
Toledo
Woodward Ted Jacobs
Ashland
Robert Williams
Massillon
Robert Dickey
Angelo Sanchez
Timken
John Gross
Coshocton
George Ratterman
Cinn
Xavier
Eugene Rossi
Warren Harding
Arrington
Boxwell
Middletown
Burke
New Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Campbell
Aquinas
Dudley
Bellevue
Daniels
Wilmington
Ginn
Dayton
Stivers
Gorsuch
Helvey
Toledo Central
Hohnhorst
Harrison
Woodward
Harris
Joseph
Kubiak
Macomber
Krauss
Long
Lameroux
Mowery
Logan
Mills
Athens
Monk
Portsmouth
Rockhold
Springfield
Rodenhouser
Fremont Ross
Rauch
Rider
Elder
Hat
Irondale
Robert Puffer
East Conneaut
Rowe
Morris Braun
Amherst
Blair Folck
Enon
Neil Schmidt
Bluffton
John Tillitski
Canton St. John
Bill Bachman
Plainville
Paul Miller
Tipp City
Burt Garf Frye
Utica
Leo Murphy
Lima St. John
Bill Green
Bergholz
John Cianflona
Col
Rosary
Shibenomass
Anspach
Ada
Brant
Covington
Buckosh
Clearvier
Burdick
Eaton
Lorain County
Bowman
Osborn
Denman
Johnstown
Daves
Dannison
Glenford
J. Fritz
Farmer
L. Fritz
Frankberry
Newark St. Francis
Gregg
Ashville
Gruber
Waynesburg
Leavittsburg
Rovers
Roeth
Shreffler
Woodville
Shurtz
West Lafayette
Thompson
Akron Ellet
Wearly
West Liberty
Wensiau
Miss Kleinbriel Weds Pfc Wilford R Pyle
Chauncey wedding Tuesday at 2 30 p m united Miss Margaret Ida Kleinbriel daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kleinbriel Nelsonville R D and Pfc Wilford Robert Pyle son of Mr and Mrs William Pyle Millfield The Coast Guard Artillery private Wilford Pyle stationed in Washington DC officiated by Rev Gilbert Courtney at First Church of Christ Chauncey attended by the brides mother and Wilford’s aunt.
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Chauncey
Margaret Ida Kleinbriel
William Kleinbriel
Nelsonville
R. D
Pfc
Wilford Robert Pyle
William Pyle
Millfield
Gilbert Courtney
First Church of Christ
Bri
Florence Pyle
Margie Pyle
Wilford Pyle
Coast Guard Artillery
Washington, D. C
Prayer Meeting at Chauncey Morristown Church
Weekly cottage prayer meeting will be held Thursday at 7 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Crabtree May Ave Chauncey with Mrs. Paul McKinney as leader.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Emanuel Crabtree
May Ave
Paul McKinney
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Boston Braves
Chet Ross
Ed Joost
Red Barrett
Philadelphia Athletics
George Kell
Pinky Higgins
Bobbee
Mont
J-T
Perry County
RED Bros
Trimble Area
George Arnold
C. O
15Th Company
6Th Astp Regt
Fort Benning, Ga
Ohio State U
Elbert Maxwell
Geotes Hall
Sternenbanner
Zusa
Fensive von
Fronten
Begonnen
Luftwaffe
Rei
DePaul
Clifton
Harold Stevens
Chillicothe
Stevens
E. O. Henry
John Compson
Benwood
Compson
Edward Kerwood
Kate Harrison
Emma Stewart
Parkersburg
David Harrign
U. S. Army
Helen Barker
Myrtle Barker
Johnie Fershee
Point Pleasant
Hart
Ce Compson
Robert Compson
Snc
Maud Huffman
Ella Rose
Middleport
Harrold Rickard
Emma Jene Holms
Bucyrus
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Chauncey District
Cpl
Walter Staley
Max Kephart
Middle Point
Bachman
Junior Hart
East Conneaut Rowe
Ita Jackson
Miss Kleinbriel Weds
Wilford R. Pyle
Home
C. W. Yaw
S. Court Street
Wilson's Store
Chauncey, Ohio
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