Baccalaureate Service Held at Jacksonville Trimble High School
Baccalaureate exercises were held in the Jacksonville Trimble High School auditorium Sunday morning. Rev. Roy Standiford urged graduates to use education wisely and set definite life goals, while Rev. Gilbert Courtney gave the benediction after the sermon and processional.
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Glouster
Jacksonville-Trimble
Helen Ginnan
Gilbert Courtney
Roy Standiford
United Brethren Churches
Hollister
Jacksonville
Ome
Standiford
Eastern Star Holds Annual Inspection
GLOUSTER Thursday evening the Chapter Order of Eastern Star held its annual inspection. Deputy grand matron Charlotte L. Keith of Waterford officiated with 139 members from chapters in Athens Corning Guysville Beverly Chesterville Crooksville Zanesville McConnellsville Malta Amesville Columbus and New Marshfield attending. Officers sang, bonds were praised, and initiatory work rated excellent. A six o clock dinner preceded the meeting.
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Elizabeth Gordon
Old Rugged Cross
Esta Haskins
Ural V. Westfall
Athens
Vivian Keller
District 37
Corning
Donald Howard
Marcella Brown
Guysvile
Beverly
Chesterhill
Crooksville
Zanesville
McConnersville
Malta
Amesville
Columbus
New
Mrs Vaido Home After Visiting Daughters
Mrs. Alex Vai do returned to her home in Hollister after a week in Toledo visiting daughters and sons in law. On the return trip she stopped in Columbus to see her daughter Rose. Rose Wade and Mrs Earl Roafe joined her, returning to Columbus Sunday evening. Postponement announced WSCS meeting Glouster Methodist Church moved to first week in June.
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Glouster
Alex Vai' Ido
Hollister
Toledo
Joe King
Andrew Gyurko
Verona Joyce
Alex Jr
Columbus
Rose
iRose Wade
Earl Roafe
WSCS
Glouster Methodist Church
High School Band Plans Monthly Concert Start This Summer
A large audience greeted the High School Band on Depot Square as it presented a concert Saturday evening. The band will give a concert once a month during the summer season under band leader J Richard Sumco.
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Glouster
Bend On Depot Square
J Richard Sumco
Dedication Plans For Trimble Township Memorial Park
GLOUSTER The dedication schedule on Decoration Day notes a 2 p.m. meeting of ex servicemen at the school buildings followed by a parade led by the High School Band through Madison Mann and High Streets to the stadium north gate for the dedicatory program. Dr W D Witham and police chief Ed Kurtzman will be parade marshals. A park committees meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the mayor's office to finalize details.
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W. D. Witham
Ed Kurtzman
At & P.m
Glouster Personal Visits And Local Guests
Glouster social notes list Mrs M A Carter and Miss Ann Jones as guests of Elizabeth Ells and T D McAfoose. Betty McAfoose, once in Dayton, returns home before heading to Panama to join relatives Keyes. Bernard McKinney and Dewey Hartley families were visiting, along with several Massillon and Columbus residents visiting Mrs Sarah Jonas.
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M. A. Carter
Blanche Jones
Columbus
Ann Jones
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Ells
T. D. McAfoose
Betty McAfoose
Dayton
Panama
Keyes
Bernard McKinney
Drakes
McKinney
John Morris
Dewey Hartley
Newark
Brarmer
Jonas
Sondra
Dianna
Massillon
Mary
Ferguson
Sarah Jonas
Meeting Postponed by Jacksonville Ladies Auxiliary
The Jacksonville Ladies Auxiliary of the UMWA postpones the Wednesday evening meeting due to JT commencement exercises. In Glouster the Faithful Class of the Jacksonville Methodist Church will meet at Mrs Fred Heffken's home Tuesday at 7 30 pm instead of Wednesday.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Ladies Auxiliary
UMWA
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Fred Heffken
Amesville News Notes Highlights Local Socials and Events
Amesville reports include the Esther Class of the Methodist Church hosting Mrs Annie Smith on Tuesday May 28 with Dorothy Jago and Dorothy Sedwick assisting. Other items note a May 19 birthday dinner for Sharon Johnson, a June 8 Amesville Grange Food Sale at Carpenter's Hardware Athens, and a talk on Italy by Boris Woolley, a former Captain and Food Administrator in Italy. The piece mentions community travels, property purchases, funeral attendees from Columbus Cadiz and Athens, and an OES meeting in Glouster Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Amesville
Esther
Methodist Church
Annie Smith
Dorothy Jago
Dorothy Sedwick
Frank Johnson
Sharon
Ray Johnsson
Homer Johnsson
Athens
Homer
Morehead
Virginia
Amesville Grange
Carpenter’s Hardware Store
Lurene Mesehher
Boris Woolley
Italy
Woolley
Homer Morehead
Dorothy
Sedwick
Wil
G. O. Fleming
Dessie Sands
Patty
Jimmy
John F. Sands
Raymond Sands
John King
John Whaster
Ada Obe
Houdeschelt
And
Arthur Easler
M. D. Hughes
Kenney
Frank Ellis
Bartlett
P L. Thomas
Lower Salem
Wildcats Fall to Balanced Pedenmen in Lexington
The OU Bobcats defeated the Kentucky Wildcats 12 to 4 in Lexington, claiming their 10th win in 11 games after a two-day stand. Coach Peden’s squad showcased a well balanced attack over the Blue Grass baseballers.
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Fhil Hallman
OU Bobcats
Kentucky Wildcats
Lexington
Peden
Blue Grass Baseballers
Bobcats sweep Wildcats as Traeger drives four hits
Bobcats beat Marietta 19 to 5 with four hits and four RBIs from Chuck Traeger who led the offense. Singerman Turk and Ruszkowsky contributed multi hit games, and Jurkovic held the Wildcats to seven strikeouts over eight innings before Andrish allowed two runs in the ninth. The Bobcats end the season with a three game home stand against Marshall Waldorf.
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Wildcats
Bobcats
Chuck Traeger
Singerman
Turk
Gene Ruszkowsky
John Jurkovic
Wildcat
Andrish
Ruszkowski
Bishup
Marshall
Waldjcats
Ohio
Horn
Traeger
Madden
Rf - Brady
Rf - Brooka
Biskup
Jurkovic
xFreeman
Sayre
dJurkovic
Freeman
Kentucky
Beard
Gardner
Rose
Lorence
Vessim
W. Jones
Butterman
Vv. Jones
Wellens
Powell
Tripllett
Brooks
Ruszkowiski
Treager
PBR
Rustwokekid
But
Terman
Wel
Ton i
Jones
Turkovic
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League games featured New York 12 Chicago 4, Boston 4-0, Brooklyn 8-6, Philadelphia 4-2, St. Louis 4-4, Pittsburgh 8, Cincinnati 5, while American League reports show Boston 1-1, New York 0-4 and St. Louis 3-0, Cleveland 2-2. American Association tallies include Indianapolis 1-4, Louisville 7-8, Columbus 8-4, Minneapolis 12-7, Kansas City 1-16, and Toledo 0-0.
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Toledo
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Ean
Chicago
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
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Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
T. Washington
Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
Schedule of Tonight's NBA Games Across Cities
The card lists games tonight across leagues with matchups including Indianapolis at Columbus Louisville at Toledo Milwaukee at Minneapolis Kansas City at St Paul New York at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St Louis at Chicago Washington at New York Detroit at Cleveland Chicago at St Louis.
Indians climb into first place in American Association
The Indianapolis Indians swept a Sunday doubleheader from the Toledo Mud Hens, taking a 1-0 and 4-6 pair to move into second place, one game behind the St Paul Saints who split with Milwaukee 3-1 and 0-3.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis Indians
American Association
Tribe
Louisville
St Paul Saints
Milwaukee
Promoter Ray Foutts Dies at 48 in East Liverpool
Ray Foutts, a fight manager who guided Teddy Yarosz to the middleweight title, died yesterday at his East Liverpool home from a heart ailment. He was found by his wife Mae after she tried to wake him to take a long distance telephone call.
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East Liverpool
Ray Foutts
Teddy Yarosz
Foutts
Mae
Fullerton's Roundup Skipper Heard on hot year at LSU
LSU athletic director Skipper Heard enjoyed a strong year predicting results. He called LSU's seven wins in nine football games, a second-place SEC finish in basketball, and a SEC track title. He also coached golf and expects LSU golfers to dominate nationals next month.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
T. P
Skipper” Heard
Louisiana State U
Heard
Kentucky
Se.c
Skipper
Tiger
Princeton
Wisconsin Takes First Big Ten Title in 16 Years
Wisconsin’s Badgers secure their first Big Ten baseball championship in 16 years led by veteran pitcher Gene Jaroch who won all six starts with a stellar ERA. They finish the season 9-2 in conference play after beating Northwestern 6 0 and edge Michigan 4 2, while Michigan faces Ohio State in a final weekend series.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Badgers
Gene Jaroch
Jaroch
Northwestern
Michigan
Wolverines
Wolves
Ohio State
Helwig 12-Pound Shot Put Record Shatters Coulter Mark
John Helwig of Mt. Carmel High set a new national high school record in the 12-pound shot put at the State Inter scholastic Track and Field meet in Compton California. He tossed 59 feet 57 8 inches, surpassing DeWitt Coulter’s 59 feet 11 2 inches from 1944.
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Compton
Calif
Los Angeles
John Helwig
Mt. Carmel High
DeWitt Coulter
Masonic High School
Texas
Senators in Third Place Close in on Yankees
Washington Senators, led by first baseman Mickey Vernon with a fourteenth home run, beat the Philadelphia Athletics 3-2 as they chase the Yankees and Red Sox in the pennant race. Rain halted the doubleheader.
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Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Boston
Nats
Mickey Vernon
Vernon
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Sox
Tex Hughson
Yankees
Hughson
Yanks
Shade Floyd Bevens
Ted Willams
Joe DiMaggio
Phil Rizzuto
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