Starr Gains Second Win Of Season
In a high scoring day, Ray Starr earned his second win as the Reds exploded for 12 runs in the fourth to overcome the Giants 15-4 at Cincinnati. The Pirates beat the Braves 2-1, the Red Sox defeated the Indians 11-8, and the Yankees topped the White Sox 6-1 as Detroit beat Philadelphia 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Hugh East
Reds
Harry Feldman
Mel Ott
Ray Starr
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Bob Klinger
Jim Tobin
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Indians
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Chisox
Phil Rizzuto
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Millers Begin Upward Climb
Minneapolis Millers climb to sixth place after a 7-6 win over Louisville with relief work by pitcher Mickey Haefner. Kansas City edged Toledo 2-1 as Columbus and Indianapolis had postponed double headers. Columbus at Milwaukee and Indianapolis at St. Paul were postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Minneapolis
American Association
Mickey Haefner
Haefner
Louisville
Millers
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Baseball Standings Plyown Yesterday Results
National League games included Cincinnati defeating New York 15 to 4, Pittsburgh 2 Boston 1, and American slate led by New York 6 Chicago 1 and Boston 11 Cleveland 8. St Louis at Washington postponed by weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
American New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Nationa Club
Brooklyn
Boston Ee
Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Rangy Bill Dickey A Remarkable Yankee Backstop After 17 Seasons
NEA Service profile of William Malcolm Dickey notes his 17 years with the Yankees as catcher. The veteran discusses catching as central to the game, his longevity, and durability despite tall stature. His 1940 slump followed Gehrig illness, but he hit .406 in spring training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Malcolm Dickey
Merv Shea
Detroit
Bill Dickey
Dickey
Yankee
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Miller Huggins
Joe McCarthy
Roger Bresnahan
Wally Schang
Ray Schalk
Mickey Cochrane
Ohio University Thinelads Fall At Michigan Normal
Ohio University's track team lost 77 to 54 at Ypsilanti Michigan as Michigan Normal College won. Howie Day swept two sprints with 9.9 in the 100 and 22.9 in the 220 while contributing to a mile relay win. Bill Herbert’s group captured the mile relay. Fred Schleicher won the discus and Charley Ogg the broad jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Michigan Normal College
Ohio
Howie Day
Bill Herbert
Day
Fred Schleicher
Charley Ogg
Bradbury Brief Notes on May Bible School and Local Socials
Bible School attendance reached sixty with Rev. Koch delivering the close sermon. Guests included Dale Gilkey of Detroit visiting his parents, and Thurman Carsey from Dayton spending the weekend with his parents. An operetta drew large crowds Thursday and Friday night. Additional visitors were Dutch Lohn of Columbus and Mrs. Griff Russell visiting Dr. Del Russell in Old Virginia. George Sisson and family moved into the Anderson property near the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradbury — Bible School
Koch
Dale Gilkey
Detroit
Edward Gilkey
Thurman Carsey
Dayton
J. M. Carsey
Dutch” Lohn
Columbus
Guy Martin
Griff Russell
del Russell
Old Virginia
George Sisson
Anderson
Couple Honored At Dinner Party In Glouster
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Orme hosted a chic dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hellyer who wed in Gallpolis on April 28. Mrs. Hellyer, formerly Dorothy White, is a Jacksonville Trimble High School graduate. Guests included Joseph Hellyer and Leona Nicholas who baked the wedding cake. The Hellyers plan to live on 6th Street and move to Canton where Hellyer works at Hercules Motor Co.
What You Buy With WAR BONDS
A dozen patriotic Americans each buying one $18.75 U. S. War Bond will provide $225 for a parachute. We need one for every man in every plane and thousands for training paratroops. Silk used in milady's hose goes into parachutes and 20 women forgo silk dresses per parachute, yet save to buy War Bonds each pay day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Galvin's Sohio Beats Neiman's Auto Supply In City League
Galvin's Sohio posted a 2661 total with Clyde Ray scoring 599 on the day. Neiman's Auto Supply fell behind as Starkey Fat McCarty and Sweezy contributed for the opponents. Tonight Barber's Service faces Brooks Shoes and Smith Linen bowls Wolf Bowling at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Galvin
Sohio
Neiman
Auto Supply
Clyde Ray
Barber's Service
Brooks Shoes
Smith Linen
Wolf
Cookson
C. Mellinger
Ray
M. Mellinger
Gardner
Neiman's Auto
Brown Lee
Starkey
Fat McCarty
Ees CA
Blind
Sweezy
Point Rock Personal And Social Mention
Mr and Mrs William Gregory of Dayton and his sister Mrs Loring Wells of Columbus spent the weekend with their mother Mrs Wesley Gregory and family. Harley Pickett Jr a Columbia High School teacher took seven pupils to Athens for the district scholarship test and all seven ranked in the top twenty. Pupils were Marie Cummings Virginia Tewksbury Madge Jackson Dawn Dye Alvin Dye Clyde Morris and Joe Rife. Mr R A Blessing of Charleston spent Saturday and Sunday with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Rock
William Gregory
Dayton
Loring Wells
Columbus
Wesley Gregory
Harley Pickett, Jr
Columbia High School
Athens
Marie Cummings
Virginia Tewksbury
Madge Jackson
Dawn Dye
Alvin Dye
Clyde Morris
Joe Rife
R. A. Blessing
Charleston
Bobcats Face Ohio Wesleyan In Road Series
Ohio University baseball heads to Delaware to clash with Ohio Wesleyan for the first of three on the road this week. The Bobcats seek a 10th straight win against the Bishops after beating Delaware 4-3 in Athens, rallying for three runs in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Bobcats
Bishops
Athens
University of West Virginia
Morgantown
Pittsburgh
Reds Beat New York In Box Score Dustup At Crosstown Field
In a 4 to 5 baseball score, New York falls to Cincinnati as Marshall drives in runs and Joost homers. McGee takes the loss while Feldman and Starr hold the decisive late innings. Attendance 1,202. London population notes follow with British immigration figures and a Wai na i letter from Pvt Charles Nelson in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Giants
Bill McGee
Willard Marshall
Giants
Eddie Joost
New York
Witek
Ott
Marshall
Te Danning
A Berres
Maynard
Bartells
McGee
Feldman
M.mccormick
I Walker
Aye
Lamanne
Werber
Danning
Lamanno
Mize
M. McCormick
Gleeson
Haas
F. McCormick
Joost
Walker
Frey
McCormick
Starr
Bartell
East
Reardon and Goetz
Castor Cemetery Association Reelects Weyand. Morris Named Sexton
The Castor Cemetery Association held its annual meeting Saturday and re elected Howard Weyand to the board for three years. D V Morris was re hired as sexton for another year. Mrs. Lewis McLaughlin and her daughter Sandra visited Columbus last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Young
Castor
Dover High School Music Program Tonight
More than 100 Chauncey Dover high school music department students will perform in a concert at the school auditorium this evening. The program features band and tonette pieces along with chorus singing and is organized as a benefit by Christine Brown and Harry McMahen, the music supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Christine Brown
Harry McMahen
Social visitors at the Daughertys in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Charles Daugherty and George Coe hosted Sunday guests including Ed M Daugherty Coolville and Pauline Daugherty Athens. Afternoon callers were Fred Shafer and Frank Sweeney Athens, Edward Shafer and Ted Katzenbach Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charles Daugherty
George Coe
Ed M. Daugherty
Coolville
Pauline Daugherty
Athens
Daugherty
Fred Shafer
Frank Sweeney
Edward Shafer
Ted Katzenbach
Nelsonville
Sunday Guests At Beaumont Home Ring With Local Notables
Mr and Mrs George Chauncey hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Fred Hafer Mr and Mrs Frank Sweeney Mr and Mrs Ray Shafer all from Athens and Mr and Mrs Asa Cochran and daughter Mrs Esther May Wolf and son Donnie from Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
George Shafer
Beaumont
Fredhafer
Frank Sweeney
Ray Shafer
Athens
Asa Cochran
Esther May Wolf
Donnie
Logan
Girl Struck by Auto in Chauncey on W Main St
Chauncey 13 year old Patty Canter suffered cuts and bruises Saturday after being struck by a machine on West Main Street. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Canter of Chauncey. Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No 9 to the United Mine Workers will meet Wednesday night at the K of P Hall with Bonnie Mullins in charge of the business session. A benefit for auxiliary members and a store shower for a member will follow. George Vanmeter and son Tommy, Mrs Edward Linscott and children Mary Ann and Patricia and Mrs Frank Sands, Chauncey, visited Springfield on Sunday hosted by Mr and Mrs John Coe and daughter Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Patty Canter
W. Main St
Jack Canter
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No
United Mine Workers
K. of P. Hall
Bonnie Mullins
Springfield
George Vanmeter
Tommy
Edward Linscott
Mary Ann
Patricia
Frank Sands
John Coe
Uth
Glouster
Frank Yerian
Paul Yerian
Cincinnati
Naval Reserve
United States
Athens
Joan Mason
Donald Yerilan
Chauncey Hosts Birthday Party for Evener Family
Mr and Mrs Harley Pierce of Chauncey entertained Saturday for Mr and Mrs Dick Evener and family of Chauncey in honor of Mrs Evener on her 41st birthday. Home made ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Harley Pierce
Sugar Creek
Evener
Lena Chauncey Sanborn returns home after furlough
Mrs Lena Chauncey San born came back Saturday after a week with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs W G Barnhart of Sandusky. Others visiting included Cecil Sanborn family Frank Dowler Modoc Alfred Darby Joy Ann Day ton Garnet Young Hamley Run George Sanborn Roy Hiles Sandusky and Jessie Bullock Glouster R.4 Private Woodrow Rutter home on furlough from Fort Benning Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lena Sanborn
W. G. Barnhart
Sandusky
Cecil Sanborn
Frank Dowler J
Modoc
Alfred Darby
Joy Ann
Dayton
Garnet Young
Hamley Run
George Sanborn
Roy Hiles
Jessie Bullock
Glouster R. 4
Woodrow Rutter
Fort Benning
Georgia
Birth of Margaret Jane in Dayton Maternity Hospital
John Harold Karr and Mildred Lands announce the birth of a seven pound three and four sixth ounce daughter named Margaret Jane on Saturday May 2 at St Anne's Maternity Hospital Dayton. She is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Lands Chauncey and the late Mr and Mrs Thomas Karr Syracuse Ohio. Mrs Lands and Mrs Sadie Mae Lands Coe and Mrs Lucinda Karr visit at the hospital Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John Harold Karr
Mildred Lands
Dayton
Margaret Jane
St. Anne's Maternity Hospital
Frank Lands
Thomas Karr
Syracuse
Lands
Sadie Mae Lands Coe
Lucinda, Karr
Chauncey receives furlough for Pfc Rolland Carr
Private First Class Rolland Carr of Company I 159th Infantry arrived in Chauncey Monday for a 10 day furlough. He is visiting his mother Mrs Grace Carr sister Marjorie Carr and grandmother Mrs Hattie Karns in Ellisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Rolland Carr
Co. I
A.P.O
Camp San Luis Obispo
Calif
Patmes
Grace Carr
Marjorie Carr
Hattie Karns
Ellis Ve
Class To Meet Loyal Women of the Church of Christ
Mrs Thomas Hamilton will present the lesson at a Loyal Women of the Church of Christ meeting Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the home of class president Mrs Burg Johnston Converse St Chauncey Carrie Chan nell The Plains has returned from a week's visit with her aged mother Mrs Lew Jones at Orbiston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Thomas Hamilton
the Loyal Women of the Church of Christ
Burg Johnston
Converse St
Carrie Channell
the Plains
Lew Jones
Orbiston
Sports Officials Consider Granting Intercollegiate Signoff
Fullerton notes athletes could gain official approval from colleges as gate receipts rise. Joyner cites Army and Navy recruiting top athletes for fighter pilot roles, while Tommy Fitzgerald ponders Wayne Wright’s future after Boosted performances. Bill Whitely continues as Greentree stable agent for Derby winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Joyner
University of Tennessee
Army
Navy
Ben Jones
Eddie Arcaro
Eddie
Shut Out
Devil Diver
Ben
Jones
Bill Whitely
Greentree
Hollywood victory caravan sets Boston gate record
The Hollywood victory caravan drew a $78,000 gate at the Boston Garden last Friday, surpassing the 1920s Strangler Lewis vs Sonnenberg wrestling match record of $72,000. The Army will take over the Detroit fairgrounds May 15, but racing continues for the 1942 season. Pittsburgh baseball writers vote a daily defense stamp purchase for all in the press box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Victory
Boston Garden
Lewis
Gus Sonnenberg
Detroit Fairgrounds
Pittsburgh
Glouster Grads Abandon Annual Dinner Plans
Glouster High School Alumni Association votes to skip the annual banquet as many graduates serve in the armed forces. The event shifts to a memorial honoring this year’s graduates with a semi formal dance in the high school auditorium on Friday May 29 at 10 pm. Dick Trimble's Band from Lancaster to provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School Alumni Association
Dick Trimble
Lancaster
Rodney Linscott
C. Elmer Turner
al Craft
Lester Zimmer
Jane Murray
Mary Chute
Isabell Skinner
Mary Louise Meade
Anna Louise Logue
Marguerite Post
Harold Brown
Jim McCarty
Gertrude Dunlevy
Fay Lantz
Permits Issued By Rationing Board Overview April
Rationing Committee in Glouster Trimble Township lists April permits. Names include Charles E Williams with one passenger car, Otto Simons two new tires and tubes, Joseph Luther two new tires, Pico Wholesale Co two tires and two tubes, Dan McKinley one tire, Mike Beshara two tires and two tubes, L E Richardson two tubes, William Mayles two tubes and two retreads, Vern Sayre one tube and one retread, J L Stephenson one retread, Carl Antle two retreads, Merrill Roach two retreads, Basil Davis two retreads, John S Blower one tire and tube, Earl E Johnson five retreads, Everett Stires two obsolete tires, Hugh A Sweeney two obsolete tires. Glouster reports also a Past Noble Grands Club meeting of Marcellite Rebekah Lodge at Mrs Emma Easter home Thursday 7 30 pm with Mrs Allison Jones as assistant hostess. In hospital note: Norman Logue of Cleveland underwent appendectomy at Grace Hospital Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Charles E. Williams
Otto Simons
Joseph Luther
Pico Wholesale Co
Dan McKinley
Mike Beshara
L. E. Richardson
William Mayles
Vern Sayre
J. L. Stephenson
Carl Antle
Merrill Roach
Basil F. Davis
John S. Blower
Earl E. Johnson
Everett Stires
Hugh A. Sweeney
Noble Grands Club
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Emma
Allison Jones
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Gatherings
Sunday evening guests hosted by Mrs. Mary Love included multiple families such as the Ellises, Lunsfords, Skinners and Shaws. Oakdale Friendship Circle shifts to Virginia Moore’s home on May 12. Colleagues from Columbus visited Glouster as Leonard Orndorf leaves for Fort Hayes for Army exams. A choir practice at Glouster Methodist Church is set for Wednesday evening after prayer, and Faye Janchius takes a position at Athens State Hospital. Weekend visitors from Forstoria and Columbus attend a funeral in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale Friendship Circle
Virginia Moore
Violet Nott
Rosa Love
George Orndorf
Columbus
Lena Orndorf
Leonard Orndorf
Fort Hayes
Glouster Methodist Church
Faye Janchius
Athens State Hospital
Athens
Isaac Price
John Melligan
Jacksonville PTA Presents Musical Program
At the Jacksonville Parent Teacher Association meeting, Bruce Price directed a varied program with Jacksonville grade school students and flute and piano numbers by Bruce and his brother Bob Price from Ohio University. Officers elected for next year include Lucile Williams president Edna Rollins vice president Ida Mae Phillips secretary and Wahneta Echstenkamper treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Parent-Teacher Association
Bruce Price
Price
Bob
Ohio University
Athens
Lucile Williams
Edna Rollins
Ida Mae Phillips
Wahneta Echstenkamper
Echstenkamper
Faye McKinley
Track star dies at Bowling Green State University
William Regnier the 20 year old track star at Bowling Green State University died from spinal meningitis diagnosed illness. He was a resident of Fostoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
William Regnier
Bowling Green State University
Fostoria
Red Sox Rally Past Tribe 11 8 on Milnar Rough Start
Boston spills Al Milnar as Cleveland Indians drop consecutive games. Heath Mack and Denning homer for Cleveland but Milnar yields seven runs while Boston plates three in the seventh to clinch. Gromek and Krakauskas toil for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
al Milnar
Bostonians
Tribe
Cleveland
Jeff Heath
Ray Mack
Otto Denning
Milnar
Sox
Detroit
Jim Tabor
Pete Fox
Bobby Doerr
Dom Dimaggio
Steve Gromek
Indians
Heath
Mack
Denning
Vernon Kennedy
Browns
Athletics
Leveland
Weatherly
Meekett
Cocnawe Si Bare Keltner
OS Frorin
Ecpesnictd
Pfienitie
A Boudreau
Desautels
Dicewkas
Gromek
Krakauskas
Oes
DiMaggio
Petey
Occenunni Kes Williams
PTO
Mecennsee
RDO
Pennsewe
ROGET
Dniananee i A. Ae Peacock
Newsome
Hughson
BAN Cats
Cedan
Boudreau
Tabor
Fox
Keltner
Fleming
Doerr
Williams
Pesky
Sacrifices
Peacock
Foxx
Milner
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O. U. Thinelads
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Galvin’s
Trim
Neiman’s
Prn League
O. Wesleyan
London
Bethnal Green
Hackney
Stephney
Stoke Newington
L. D. Nelson
The
Plains
Pvt
Charles Nelson
Hawaii
San Francisco
Fort Ord
Dover Music
Honor Mrs. Evener
Sanborns
Ajay Loan Co
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Tommy Fitzgerald
Louisville Courier-Journal
Wayne Wright
Wright
Churchill Downs
Glouster Grads
Glouster Church of Christ
Homer Vian, Jr
Ralph Byers
Richard Williams
John Tigner
Paul McAllister
Bible School
Paul Byers
Juanita Williams
Marion Byers
Jack Davis
Fred Stansberry
Rationing Board
Norman Logue
Lotta Logue
Grace Hospital
Mary Love
Ellis Moore
Louise
Chester Lunsford
Frank Skinner
Ethel Lunsford
Walter Shaw
Verda
William Shaw
Anna Lou Cope
Jacksonville Pta
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NYE
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