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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1943

Page

7

Meisner to replace Haas as Reds face Giants in four game set

Meisner starts at third base replacing Haas as the Reds visit the Giants in a four game series. Starr pitched well for Cincinnati earning a 3 1 victory while Frey and Starr drove in runs. Haas struggled at the plate and in the field prompting the managerial move.

EW York E Mesner Bert Eds Reds X Giants New York Cecimati Bill Mennie Haas Calian Sas Mesner Ray Starr Giants Jim Lonnie Frey Bill Say

League Leaders in National and American Baseball

The report lists top players by league with leading batting averages runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases for both the National and American Leagues. Names include ODea Camilli Herman Maynard Litwhiler Murtaugh Sewell Allen Stephens White Spence Appling Woodworth Keller Case Vernon Chandler Carrasquel and others.

O'Dea St. Louis Camilli Brooklyn Herman Frey Cincinnati McCarthy Boston Mussel Wasdell Philadelphia Russell Pittsburgh Maynard New York Litwhiler Stephens White Spence Washigton Appling Chicago Woodworth Detroit Keller Case Vernon Washington Chandler Carrasquel

Weather Disrupts IA Sked. Several Games Postponed

The Associated Press notes the American Association schedule delayed by bad weather. Eight teams aim for clearer play as St. Paul at Toledo Kansas at Indianapolis and Minneapolis at Columbus were postponed. Milwaukee and Louisville managed a late decision. the Colonels won to split their series with the rowers. Officials plan to resume with lights tonight in three games. a Minneapolis at Toledo match is reset for Wednesday due to a test event.

Associated Press American Association St. Paul Toledo Kansas Indianapolis Minneap Columbus Milwaukee Uisville Colonels Cominneapolis

Baseball scorecard of early season postponements and results

Brooklyn 1 St. Louis 0. Cincinnati 3 New York 1. Philadelphia 8 Chicago 4. New York Detroit and Boston Cleveland postponed. Washington St. Louis postponed. Minneapolis Columbus postponed. Louisville 2 Milwaukee. Kansas City Indianapolis postponed. St Paul Toledo postponed.

Pet Brooklyn Enewne St. Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago New York Cleveland Washington Boston Association Club Pet Indianapolis Columbus Kansas City Milwaukee Toledo Minneapolis Louisville St. Paul Detroit

Soldier Is Honored in Glouster as Russell Returns

Sgt. James W. Russell of Camp Polk La. spent a 10 day furlough with wife and relatives in Glouster. A Sunday chicken dinner at Hershel Sorrells on Congress Run welcomed him. Attendees included Mrs. Collins and daughter Esther Trimble Route 1, Virgil Campbell Murray City, Sorrells family, and James Jr. of Glouster. Russell left Thursday for Camp Polk. wife and Mrs. Edsel Northop with son Billy accompanied him to Columbus. Northop family returned home after visiting Northop parents Shearly and Estel Cox returned to Glouster after Indianapolis stay while husband served at Camp Atterbury. he was transferred to New Jersey and she will join him there soon.

Glouster James W. Russell Camp Polk Hershel Sorrells Congress Run James Collins Esther Trimble Route 1 Virgil Campbell Murray City Max, Foster Larry James Jr Sergeant Russell Edsel Northop Billy Columbus Northop Shearly Northop Estel Cox Indianapolis Camp Atterbury New Jersey

Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr

A condensed sports column noting wartime athletic remarks and memories. It mentions Capt. Val Lentz in North Africa, Michigan and NYU track results, Col. Larry MacPhail at the press club, Leo Durocher, and boxing notes about Philadelphias 135-pound scene, with Mel Ott and Giants hints amid a wartime sports panorama.

NEW York Val (Dutch) Lentz West Point North Africa Baltimore Michigan N.Y.U Pacrran Memento Ebbets Field Larry MacPhail Larry Leo Durocher Leo Medwick

Dodgers Beat Cardinals 1-0 In Season Opener At Ebbets Field

The Dodgers edged the St Louis Cardinals 1 to 0 at Ebbets Field in a tight NL opener. Dixie Walker doubled to start a second inning rally and scored on Kampouris’s grounder after a fielding misplay. Lefty Pollet pitched well for the Cardinals and Rube Melton shut them out on five hits. Cincinnati Reds slimmed into the first division with a 3-1 win over the Giants, while the Phillies defeated the Cubs 8-4 in Philadelphia.

Brooklyn Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Ebbets Field Dodgers Cardinals Dixie Walker Alex Kampouris Rube Melton Jimmy Brown Kampouris Lou Klein Walker Brown Howie Pollet Melton Red Birds Cincinnati Reds New York Giants Philadelphia Phillies Chicago Cubs

Girl Scouts to Collect Waste Fats for War Effort

Mary Chute, a Girl Scout leader, announces Wednesday collection of waste fats. She urges housewives to have donations ready and to notify if none are available. The appeal links fat shortages to wartime needs and notes U S imports and conservation goals as part of fundraising and public safety support.

Glouster Mary Chute Salvage Committee Germany United States Far East Girl Scouts

Four Men Fined by Glouster Mayor

Glouster residents Max Russell and David Rankin along with two others were arrested on intoxication charges and, after pleading guilty at arraignment before Mayor Thomas Williams, were fined five dollars plus costs. Floyd McCutcheon faced an unsafe operation charge and received fifty dollars plus costs. W D Smith was charged with destruction of property and fined five dollars plus costs. all arrests were made by Police Chief Heck.

Glouster Max Russell Route 4 David Rankin Floyd McCutcheon W. D. Smith Heck Thomas Williams

Returns To Camp GLOUSTER

Pvt Ray E Tom Brown returned to Camp Van Dorn Mississippi Saturday after a ten day furlough with his parents Clifford and Ruth Brown. Relatives Roger Brown Edgar Brown and families from Cincinnati Knoxville and Columbus visited. Pvt Brown's first furlough home.

Glouster Ray E Tom) Brown Camp van Dorn Miss Clifford Brown Columbus Ruth Knoxville Tenn Roger Brown Cincinnati Edgar Brown Steven Forgaress Trimble Brown Pvt. Brown Forgaress Pvt. Browns

Williams Transferred from Rhode Island to California Camp

Tommy Williams, stationed at a Rhode Island camp, reports transfer to a California camp near Oakland. He mentions seeing John Blower and Edwin Coryell, who grew up in Glouster and moved to California years ago, and comments that California is a great country.

Glouster Tommy Williams Rhode Island Oakland California John Blower Edwin Coryell Tommy

Marriage custom in India unites couple after wedding

After the wedding ceremony in India, the bride and groom are tied together by the corners of their garments to symbolize lifelong unity and partnership. The ritual emphasizes enduring bond and shared path ahead.

India

Current Batting Leaders Not Likely To Win Titles

The leading hitters are Vern Stephens of the Browns and Ken O Dea of the Cardinals but neither is expected to win a batting title. O Dea tops the NL at .391 while Stephens leads the AL at .368 but injuries may end their seasons. Paul Waner stands second in the NL at .375, Lonnie Frey is .366, and Mike Higgins is .363.

NEW York Vern Stephens St. Louis Browns Ken O'Dea St. Louis Cardinals Haps Paul Waner Brooklyn Lonnie Frey Cincinnati Mike Higgins Detroit Stephens

J-T Graduation Program Planned by School Board

Jacksonville Trimble High School prepares for graduation on Wednesday May 26 at 8 pm in Trimble with N. Mackin Ohio University professor delivering address. Diplomas awarded to 20 graduates plus eighth grade recipients. Verda Faye Morrison salutatory and Dorothy Ann Johnson valedictory. baccalaureate on May 23 at 10:30 am with Rev. Roy Standiford delivering sermon.

Trimble Clinton N. Mackinnon Ohio University Jacksonville-Trimble High School Glenn Hanes Lewis E. Buell Jack Gaskella Carl Grubb Whibur Kempton Oscar Kloh Delbert Lemoine Robert Morrison Weldon McClellan Jack Sayre James Shumway Raymond Smathers Lois Ann Gear Dorothy Ann Johnson Marcella Johnson Kathryn Kuhne Eileen Morrison Verda Faye Morrison Mary Roman Dorothy Sharp Lenora Shifflet Bernice Stoltz Skinner Myrtle Kasler Ada Frances Brunton Jacksonville J-T High School Boards of Education Roy Standiford Jacksonville United Prethren Church

Guy Williams Dies Of Burns At Canton

Guy Williams son of Mr and Mrs George Williams died at Altman Hospital Canton Sunday from burns and shock after an accident at Timken Roller Bearing Co He is survived by his parents and one sister Miriam The body will be brought to Jacksonville for services Thursday at 10 30 am Burial will be in West Union Street Cemetery Athens

Glouster Guy Williams George Williams Altman Hospital Canton Timken Roller Bearing Co Miriam Jacksonville Williams West Union Street Athens

Dyson Visits Glouster from Illinois Family Roots

Homer Dyson, once of Glouster and now a 25 year Illinois resident, is in Glouster for a short visit with his brothers and friends. He is noted as the youngest member of the Dyson family.

Glouster Homer Dyson Illinois Dyson

Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Meetings

Glouster The W S C S of the Methodist Church will hold its regular meeting at the church Thursday evening at 7 30. Mr and Mrs Joe Gano of Troy and Mr and Mrs Robert Gano and Mr and Mrs Meredith Gano with daughters Virginia Jo and Nancy Lee of Logan visited Mrs John Wallace. Eileen Saulters and Aldena Saulters visited Columbus with their mother who works there. Mr and Mrs J H Henshaw visited Utica Ohio with Mrs Henshaw s sister. Cpl Clyde Hayden son of Mrs Goldie Hook of Glouster met his mother Violet at the home of Mr and Mrs Chester Hayden in Dayton then returned to Camp Bell Niagara Falls NY.

Joe Gano Troy Robert Gano Meredith Gano Virginia Jo Nancy Lee Logan John Wallace Gano Wallace Eileen Saulters Aldena Saulters Columbus J. H. Henshaw Utica Ohio

Son Louis V. Collins Wounded in Action in North Africa

Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Collins of 24 Cross St Glouster have been informed by the War Department that their son Private Louis V. Collins has been wounded in action in North Africa.

Glouster P. L. Collins Cross St., Glouster War Department Louis V. Collins North Africa

Young People Plan Trip to Tar Hollow Camp

Young residents plan a week at Tri State Camp Tar Hollow in Ross County near Chillicothe. The $7 week covers all expenses and includes religious training. Eligibility spans ages 14 to 25 with camp set for August 2 to August 8.

Glouster Tar Hollow Ross County Chillicothe

Revival to Begin at Trimble Mission May 27

Revival starts May 27 at Trimble Mission with Rev. Snyder and his wife conducting the first four nights. A dedication service follows on the following Sunday. Rev. Carl Beard leads further services for two weeks. Meetings begin at 7 45 each night.

Trimble Trimble Mission Snyder Carl Beard

Ladies Aid Meeting At Millfield Methodist Church

The Monthly Ladies Aid Society gathering met Friday night at Mrs. Lucy Hamerick's home. President Gertrude Brown led the business session and Margaret Simpkins gave devotions. June hosts will be Mrs. Gertrude Brown with a list of attendees including Lucy Howard Helen Gillespie Mamie Chadwell Lucille Morgan Florence Pyle Jennie Cole Margare t Simpkins Ruby Simpson Margie Pyle May Howard and Lucy Hemerick.

Chauncey Ladies Aid Society Millfield Methodist Church Lucy Hamerick Gertrude Brown Margaret Simpkins Lucy Howard Helen Gillespie Mamie Chadwell Lucille Morgan Florence Pyle Jennie Cole Ruby Simpson Margie Pyle May Howard Lucy Hemerick

Week End Guests Visit from Athens and Detroit Arrive

Chauncey and Mrs. Cunningham hosted over the weekend with guests Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McWilliams and children Donna and Larry from Athens. John Cunningham of the Naval Army School in Detroit and Mrs. Cunningham return to stay with Mrs. McWilliams in Athens.

Chauncey Rye Cunningham Lewis MceWilliams Donna Larry Athens John Cunningham Naval Army School Detroit Mich Cunningham Lewis McWilliams

Birthday Greeting For CHAUNCEY Don Hemerick

CHAUNCEY Don Hemerick of Millfield stationed in Charleston South Carolina observed his 19th birthday on May 13. He received many cards and greetings from relatives and friends and he thanks all who remembered him. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Hemerick of Millfield.

Chauncey Don Hemerick Millfield Charleston S. Carolina William Hemerick

Coolville wins Athens County boys track. Shade tops girls crown

Coolville takes the boys title at the Athens County Track Meet by edging Shade 35.5 to 32, with Waterloo 22.5 as Shade leads most of the day. Efaw of Waterloo stars, Carter and Perry top the girls scoring for Shade while Coolville and Shade split events and points.

Coolville Athens County Shade Waterloo Efaw Williams and Webb White Carter of Perry Cubbison Troy Jackson Slusher McFadden Williams Snow Boggs Bibbee Dailey Powell Steinmetz Mace Hayes Cradford Kincade Crawford Slasher Carter Butcher Barnhill Carthage-Troy

Indians boast three players in 300 batting club

Cleveland figures show Cris Hackett, Jeff Heath, and Buddy Rosar in the 300 batting bracket as the Indians pursue steady offense. Hackett at 338, Heath at 306, Rosar at 302 pace the lineup amid spring turmoil and a lingering player return story.

Cleveland Cleveland Indians Cris Hackett Hank Edwards Tribe Jeff Heath Buddy Rosar New York Yankees Redskins Boston Red Sox Jim Bagby Tex Hughson Boston League Park

May Day Exercises Planned at Chauncey Wednesday

Christine Brown music supervisor says May Day events occur May 19 at Chauncey Dover Schools with a musical play at 1 30 p m in the high school auditorium. Intermediate grades perform folk dances and sixth graders the May Pole. Queen and court chosen from seventh and eighth grades. Chauncey Millfield Sugar Creek dates follow. Chauncey-Dover band plays at all events. No admission fee.

Chauncey Christine Brown Chauncey-Dover

Tucker Home Dinner Honors Fireman Victor Tucker on Leave

Mr and Mrs Ray Tucker hosted a Sunday dinner at May Ave Chauncey in honor of their son Victor L Tucker Fireman Third Class on a 66 hour leave. Guests included Lawrence Reeves and family from Reeves Nelsonville Mae Jean Reeves of Reeves, Victor Tucker from Great Lakes Illinois Preston Tucker Alliance Ohio Laura Tucker Inez Eloise and Jack Ley attended.

Chauncey Ray Tucker May Ave Victor L. Tucker Lawrence Reeves Robert Mae Jean Reeves Nelsonville Victor Tucker Great Lakes Preston Tucker Alliance Ohio Laura Tucker Inez Eloise Jack Ley Tucker

Ladies Aid Society May meeting at Mrs Pettit's home

Mrs Mabel Smith, president, announces the monthly business and social gathering of the Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ in Millfield. Friday night May 21 will open with a 6 o'clock potluck dinner and all members are urged to attend.

Chauncey Mabel Smith Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ Millfield Bessie Pettit

Chauncey Dover Board to Meet May 19

The Chauncey Dover Board of Education schedules a meeting for May 19 in the school superintendent’s office. Clerk Hollis Stalder announced the plan to the public.

Chauncey Chauncey- Dover

Local Charms and Military Visits Highlight Millfield Notables

Mary Dew Chauncey Mrs N S Harvey and Miss Wilma Kranyik visited sister Mrs Ira Cunningham in Mare letta Osteopathic Hospital recovering from major operation. Also visited Mrs Charles Sweeney in hospital slight improvement. Stewart Robinett U S Navy stationed Philadelphia on furlough visited brother Victor Robinett and Mrs Lucille Morgan and Millfield relatives before returning to Columbus. Corporal Ernest Wade Camp Grant Rockford Illinois on furlough visited mother sisters and brother in Millfield and Morgan County.

Victor Robinett Lucille Morgan Millfield Columbus Victor Joseph Morgan Ernest Dutch) Wade Camp Grant Rockford Ill Viola Wade Mary Ruth Wade Herbert Wade Morgan County

Dinner Party Honors Chauncey Residents at Athens Home

Misses Kathleen and Gladys Phillips hosted a dinner Sunday in Athens for Chauncey residents including Mrs. Clifford Banfield and son Larry Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Orley Young of New Marshfield, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Misner and children Sharon Donald and Charles of Athens Route 5, Charles Steele, Glennis Phillips, and other guests. The event highlighted local ties with Chauncey and Athens communities.

Chauncey Kathleen Gladys Phillips Athens Clifford Banfield Larry Bill Orley Young New Marshfield Clifford Misner Sharon Donald Charles Athens R. 5 Charles Steele

Walter Keirns Undergoes Surgery at St Francis Hospital

Chauncey Walter Keirns was taken to St Francis Hospital in Columbus for an appendectomy and hernia operation. His condition is reported as favorable and he will be glad to hear from friends at the hospital address Walter Keirns St Francis Hospital Columbus O.

Chauncey Walter Keirns St. Francis Hospital Columbus

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