Ohio Scholastic Tourneys Open in Columbus Suburbs
Ohio high school spring championships launch at Ohio State with preliminaries across baseball golf tennis and track field. More than 20 000 baseball players and 25 000 track athletes compete as 827 teams and 757 classes narrow toward Saturday finals. Top contenders include Cincinnati Elder and Baltimore Liberty Union in baseball and Dayton Roosevelt and Cleveland East Tech in track.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Cincinnati Elder
Baltimore Liberty Union
Plains
Windham
Liberty Union
Coldwater
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Lima
Lancaster
Dayton Roosevelt
Springfield South
Sandusky
Cleveland East Tech
Akron Buchtel
Mansfield
ACC Mixed League Opens Nine-Team Friday Night Play
Weather permitting the Athens Country Club hosts the season opener with nine teams. The Chippers draw a bye and pairings include Birdies vs Drivers and Blasters vs Eagles. A new senior members group forms with Brandon T. Grover president and Harry Beckley vice president.
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Athens Country Club
Chippers
Bob Littler
Blasters
Brandon T. Grover
Harry Beckley
ACC
Fishin Good This Week Across Ohio Lakes and Streams
Columbus reports strong fishing prospects with many areas showing good catches. East Central and Southeastern lakes including Dow Leesville Seneca Clendening Tappan and Harrison Lakes yield solid reports while Burr Oak Clouse Atwood Beach City and Forked Run also produce. Muskingum River in excellent condition with numerous fish. Central and Southern waters remain in fine shape with Delaware Hoover Buckeye Lake and streams like Big and Little Darby Big and Little Walnut clear and yielding good catches. Rocky Fork Jackson and Madison Jakes also performing well.
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Dow
Leesville
Seneca
Clendening
Tappan
Harrison Lakes
Burr Oak
Clouse
Atwood
Beach City
Forked Run
Delaware
Hoover
Buckeye Lake
Big
Little Darby
Little Walnut
Rocky Fork
Jackson
Madison Jakes
Latin Chosen Top Fighter Of Month
Alejandro Lavorante, the Argentine heavyweight, earned Ring Magazine fighter of the month after KOing Zora Folley. The new ratings place Lavorante sixth. Williams rises to eight after defeating Alex Miteff. Folley drops to seventh. Miteff exits top 10 as other welterweight shifts occur in the rankings.
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New York
Alejandro Lavorante
Zora Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Lavorante
Ring Magazine
Ring
Cleveland Williams
Houston
Alex Miteff
Argentina
Folley
Miteff
Mike Dejohn
Syracuse
Sonny Liston
Eddie Machen
Henry Cooper
Ingemar Johansson
George Chuvale
Williams
Tom McNeeley
Canada
Bob Cleroux
Floyd Patterson
Family visits span Columbus and Sharpsburg requests
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Johnson and daughter spent the weekend in Columbus with his sister. Pfc Lester R. Faires II and Mrs. Faires with their son arrived from Ft. Dix to visit parents and relatives. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Armstrong of Sharpsburg and his are Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Faires Sr. of Glouster.
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Columbus
Larry Williams
Ft. Dix
N. J
Rollo Armstrong
Sharpsburg
Lester R. Faires Sr
Glouster
Liams
Wadsworth
Francis McAllister
Paul McAllister
Charles Milhoan
Williams
Delegates Chosen for Legion Convention in Cincinnati
At a Glouster American Legion Auxiliary meeting Mrs. Marxie Andrews and Mrs. Lucille Withem were named as delegates to the Cincinnati convention. Miss Josephine Hedfelt and Mrs. Esther Lamborn are alternates. A June 1 installation is planned with Mrs. Aree Marshall in charge.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Cincinnati
Marxie Andrews
Lucille Withem
Josephine Hedfelt
Esther Lamborn
Esther Buhla
Ruth Cole
Aree Marshall
Lancaster
Edith Andrews
James Andrews
Local Residents Visit and Move News
Wolf Pen reports weekend and Sunday visits among local families. Franklin Russell and Mrs. Harold Gillogly visited kin in Middleport and Lincoln Russell. Tucker man, Freda, and Clem Knox hosted relatives from Radcliff and Carpenter. Reeves family visited Iva Reeves in Barnsville. Jan and Jo Smith stayed with Nancy Hatfield. Charley Smith and Harley Smith families visited Kananga. David Cummings and Glenn Thompson move to new homes formerly owned by Cummings.
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Fred Tuckerman
Freda
Clem Knox
Radcliff
Armstrong Perry
Carpenter
James Reeves
Iva Reeves
Don
Barnsville
Glenn Thompson
David Cummings
Glouster FHA attends style show at Ohio University Center
The Glouster FHA Chapter members attended a style show at the Ohio University Center on Monday. Miss Mabel LeFever, Mrs. Emma Wheaton, and Mrs. Hugh Sweeney joined the group for the event.
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Glouster
FHA
Ohio University Center
Mabel LeFever
Emma Wheaton
Hugh Sweeney
Priscilla Class Elects Officers At Glouster Church Meeting
Priscilla Class of Glouster Methodist Church elected officers at a Tuesday meeting in the church social rooms. Margaret Gamwell was re elected president and chaired the gathering. Sybil Kurtzman became vice president Bessie Thompson treasurer and Anna Echstenkamper secretary.
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Glouster
Glouster Methodist Church
Margaret Gamwell
Sybil Kurtzman
Bessie Thompson
Anna Echstenkamper
Class Plans For Picnic At Glouster Church
Loyal Women’s Class of Glouster Church of Christ arranged a June 30 picnic at Glouster Park. Meeting at Mrs. Mary Ginnan’s home, co-hostess Mrs. Edna Bingman helped. Mrs. Ginnan led scripture, Mrs. Waldeck offered prayer, contests awarded to Mrs. Alta Jonas and Mrs. Mary Johnston, readings by eight members, and refreshments served to 24 members and two guests.
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Glouster
Loyal Womens
Alta Jonas
Mary Johnston
Sylvia Easler
Sarah McClelland
Elizabeth Waldeck
Edith Stahl
Edna Bingman
Mary Ginnan
Patience Wallace
Pupils Receive Diplomas At Hollister Graduation
About 350 attended Hollister School eighth grade commencement in Glouster. F A Cady addressed graduates while Paul Barrett presented diplomas to 40 plus students including Sharon Berry and Dorothy Drake. Band and choir performances highlighted the ceremony with processional and recessional pieces.
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Glouster
Hollister School
Ernest Porter
Ada Lynch
Dutch Garden
Maude Grant
Nancy Pallo
Carolyn Young
Reba Carter
Sharon Hogue
Karen Gillett
Sharon Gillett
Joyce Wright
Dorothy Drake
F. A. Cady
Glouster High School
J. L. Malloy
Ada Malloy
T. C. Porter
Trimble
Paul Barrett
Poppy Days Proclaimed in Glouster by Mayor Williams
Mayor Thomas Williams proclaims Friday and Saturday as Poppy Days in Glouster. Sponsored by the American Legion with Boy Scout help, the annual sale supports disabled veterans and proceeds aid child welfare programs.
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Williams
Glouster
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Glouster High Names 1961 62 Cheerleaders
Glouster High School held the elec tion of cheerleaders for the 1961 62 school year at an assembly in the gym. Varsity cheerleaders are Carolyn Colbert and Patti Vore juniors Mary Stoncel and Donna Sweeney sophomores. Reserve cheerleaders named are Barbara Guinther Judy Ramsey ninth grade Trinda Meade and Margaret Parks eighth grade.
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Carolyn Colbert
Patti Vore
Mary Stoncel
Donna Sweeney
Barbara Guinther
Judy Ramsey
Trinda Meade
Margaret Parks
Santiago as Capital of Cuba Through 1558
The note records that Santiago served as Cuba’s capital until the year 1558, indicating a historical shift in administrative center. The brief mentions the city’s status and a cutoff year guiding subsequent governance changes.
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Santiago
Cuba
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Von
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Athens Messenger
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Tion
W. Hunter St
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Oldsmobile
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Hera
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