Bobcats Face Murray Thoroughbreds In Ohio Matchup
Ohio University hosts Murray Kentucky in a football game as the Thoroughbreds seek to rebound after a 1944 record of five wins and two losses. Murray uses the T formation under Roy Stewart with players from multiple states, while OU aims to improve a one win in four starts, relying on backfield duo Sayre and Musille and quarterback Landi.
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Cincinnati
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Underwood
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Andrish FE Gilbert
Durable zip top leather utility kits with lining
Durable fitted cases with all around zipper fastener offer spruce-up essentials. Priced from 3.95 to 8.95, these zip top kits provide rubberized lining for protection and organized storage of grooming and personal items.
Servicemen Favorites Leather Goods and Firefly Lighter
Vivid catalog notes offer servicemen leather billfolds in calf goat morocco and pig skin priced from three fifty to ten dollars Each item highlights rugged practicality and a distinctive Firefly cigarette lighter as a preferred first choice for field use and travel.
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Notre Dame Navy clash draws 83 000 in Chicago stadium
Big game hype as Notre Dame and Navy meet with both teams stockpiling points in a 2 pm Saturday showdown at a Lakefront stadium. Notre Dame reportedly turned back 168 000 ticket requests, while Cleveland officials refunded 30 000 in unsold orders. Also a notice announces Jula Sainey appointed Administratrix of Karl Saint Iaka estate in Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months.
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Notre Dame Navy
Middies
Notre Dame
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Jula Sainey
Grouster
Ohio
Karl Saint
Iaka
Catt Sainey
Tnimtie
Athens County
Francis D. White
Said County
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Club Activity
Glouster's 500 Club met at Mrs. Elizabeth Chute's home with one guest Miss Josephine Hedfelt. Ella McDonald won a Hugh score award, Hedfelt second, Gibbs low. A luncheon followed for Hedfelt, McDonald, Gibbs, Irene Morris and others. Franches Gibbs hosted weekend guests Herman Zimmers Kathryn Nolan Fred McKee and Lois Gibbs. Paul Eugene McAllister born Oct 30 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. grandparents Francis and Mary McAllister. Methodist Youth Fellowship Halloween party and potluck dinner held. Legal notices announce Foster Cornwell appointed administrator of Mary E. Darnell estate and a probate petition for Mary W. French. Civil notices include Dana Williams's divorce suit against Helen Bond in Athens County Court.
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Glouster
500
Elizabeth
Josephine Hedfelt
Hugh Score
Ella McDonald
Frances Gibbs
Miss Hedfelt
McDonald
Gibbs
Irene Morris
Ina Morgan
Maude Vaughn
Jessie Hill
Chute
Paul F. McAllister
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Paul Eugene
Francis McAllister
Thomas McAllister
Henry Williams
Chris Yarger
Mary Hambel
Guam
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Mona Cunningham
Barbara Dunlevy
Lois Harry
Jayne Witham
Dee Saulters
Sharon Rose
Donna Parker
Dick DeLong
Paul Lee
Gary Hughes
Freda Summers
Helen Cole
Judy Vernon
Sandra Rose
Eileen Pough
Doris Chambers
Mona Shepard
Dorothy DeLong
Eugene Brown
Foster B Cornwell
Athens
Ohio
Mary E. Darnell
County
Francis D, White
Said
Mary W. French
Mason City
West Virginia
Dana Williams
Hstate
William T. Willams
Athens County
Albany
Amos Thompson
Rosetta Chase
Emma. T. Robinett
Royal Robinett
Chara R. Williams
Gilbert Bond
Perkins Hall
Harvard University
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Helen Bond
Hether Petiion
GRADS
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Ams
John FF. Newcomb
Woolley
Rowland
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Goty
Athens Bulldogs Battle Blue Devils for Fifth Place
Athens Bulldogs and the Gallipolis Blue Devils clash in Logan for fifth place in the Southeastern Ohio Football League. Athens aims to rebound from a 45 to 0 win, led by Al Vickers at fullback and Norm Rousey at halfback, with Rousey and Kennedy anchoring the line. Gallipolis, led by Charles Swanson, relies on Bill Johnson and a mobile backfield to counter, while the forward walls lag in size but the teams are evenly matched in the T offense and defense.
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Logan
Phil Hallman
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Nelsonville Hounds
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Vickers
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Wayne Dailey
Rousey
Athenia
Dick Coury
Red” Evans
Niche
Charles Swanson
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Bill Johnson
Gallipolis
Blue Devil
Wellston
George Foster
Garland Folden
Paul Smith
Bob White
Vance Johnson
Aero
Athens
Prognosticator Harrison Gives OU Edge Over Ky
Columbus AP report notes Harold Harris says Ohio University has the edge over Kentucky in upcoming games. He cites Ohio State’s influence as a key factor amid a shaky season, with several score projections for Buckeye opponents and multiple local college matchups analyzed. He also mentions Heidelberg at Ashland and Wilberforce at Baldwin Wallace among week’s notable battles.
Northwestern Buckeyes tilt looms large in Big Ten race
Ohio State faces Northwestern at Columbus with about 74 000 tickets sold as the Buckeyes seek a repeat Big Ten title. Widdoes plans the same lineup as vs Minnesota, with Dick Fisher as acting captain and Dick Jackson likely to play. Buckeyes conduct an 80 minute practice focused on offense and passing. Northwestern travels to Columbus tonight from Evanston.
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Saturday college games list for Cleveland and surrounding cities
Saturday matchups include Cleveland Notre Dame facing Navy in Cleveland, Northwestern at Ohio State in Columbus, Heidelberg at Ashland in Ashland, Lincoln at Wilberforce in Wilberforce, Baldwin Wallace at Cincinnati in Cincinnati, Kenyon at Muskingum in New Concord, Western Kentucky State at Ohio University in Athens, Capital at Otterbein in Westerville, Indiana State at Miami in Oxford.
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Ohio Northern
Kenton
Rio Grande
Notre Dame
Navy
Cleveland
Ohio
Buckeye State
Northwestern
Ohio State
Purdue
Minnesota
Heidelberg
Ashland
Jounenle
Wilberforce
Baldwin Wallace
Columbus
Lincoln
Cincinnati
Baldwin-Wallace
New Concord
Kenyon
Muskingum
Athens
Western Kentucky State
Ohio University
Westerville
Capital
Otterbein
Oxford
Indiana State
Miami
Community Halloween Draws Crowds in Glouster
Glouster hosts a well attended Halloween party on High Street with about 100 participants in the prize contest. Store windows displayed Halloween decor as the Eagles Orchestra performed from Eagles Hall balcony. Prizes went to Hartley Dress Shop and B R Anlyte Food Store for display prizes, while Clara Northrop, Olive Trace, James Franklin, and Edith Miller won makeup awards. Organizations sponsoring the affair include the Eagles, Moose, American Legion, K P, Odd Fellows, and Masons.
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Glouster
High St
Eagles Orchestra
Eagles Hall
Walter Fitzpatrick
Bruce Russell
Pearl Brown
Nile Parks
Clara Northrop
Olive Trace
James Franklin
Edith Miller
Albert Davis
Helen Corella
Shirley Stump
Hettie Hill
Phyllis Frazier
Ernest Garvins
Erwin McConaha
Errett Walzac
Clyde Tippie
George Barley
Eagles, Moose
American Legion
K. of P's
Odd Fellows
Masons
William Withem
Wade Baley
William Shreeves
Mike Thompson
C. G. Faires
Harry Colley
Thomas Wailiams
Rev J L Landsivitle Dies at 79 in Zanesville
Word arrives of the death of Rev J L Landsvitle at his Zanesville home age 79 after a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services were held in Zanesville Thursday afternoon, and many locals recall him as pastor of the local Methodist Church from 1920 to 1923.
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J. L. Landsiitle
Zanesville
Zanesile
Landsittle
Plan Funeral Rites For John G. Long
Funeral services for John G. Long who died Tuesday at Veterans Hospital at Hines will be held Saturday at 2 PM in the Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Harvey Smith. Burial will be in Maplewood Cemetery. He was a World War I veteran and served six months in France.
Religious Services in Glouster Area and Nearby Churches
Glouster area churches publish their Sunday schedules led by Rev Eugene Brown at Glouster Methodist Church with church school at 9 30 am worship at 11 30 am pastor sermon The Master Is Come and Calleth for Thee evening service at 4 pm topic God Passes Through Egypt at Night midweek prayer 7 pm Millard Kasler notes Bishopville Church of Christ Sunday School at 9 am Communion and preaching at 10 am Rev W G Robinson to preach subject to be announced First Baptist Church opens at 9 30 am Sunday School with Wiley Harris devotional at 11 am no preaching Sunday Sunday School rally continues indefinitely committee names for ongoing program Glouster Church of Christ pastor Rev C B Tigner reports Bible School at 3 60 pm Delmar Gladden superintendent Communion at 10 am sermon My Brother's Keeper evening YP S C E 6 68 pm junior group 7 pm Jesus of the Old Testament Morning supply and election notices Also, presiding judges for next Tuesday's elections must report to Athens County Board of Elections 8 am to 2 pm Saturday for supplies and swearing in.
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Glouster
Eugene Brown
Methodist Church
C. A. Bingman
Methodist Youth Fellowship Group
Egypt
Millard Kasler
Bishopville Church of Christ
W. G. Robinson
Athens
Wiley Harris
Ethel Riley
Betty Jean Harding
Donna Goodman
C. B. Tigner
Glouster Church of Christ
Delmar Gladden
Trautman Named Head of Detroit Tigers
Columbus AP reports George Trautman, longtime Ohio sports administrator, named head of the Detroit Tigers. A former Ohio State athlete and administrator, he has served as president of the Columbus club in the American Association and chaired state commissions. He is married with two children.
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Columbus
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Anager
Detroit
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Fostoria
Ohio State
Camp Sheridan
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Trautman
Columbus Club
John W. Bricker
Imate
State Commission On Conservation and Natural Resources
Ohio State University Athletic Board
American Commission On Living War Memorials
George M Trautman Jr
U. S. Navy
Peggy Trautman Larsen
Harvard
Glouster Personal Notes Highlight Local Guests
Glouster personals recount visits by Betty Lou Schuld from Cincinnati and JoPert Herrold from Columbus. Numerous guests include Mr. and Mrs. Harald Morrison of Trimble, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Herrold, Dr. and Mrs. Merwin of Pittsburgh, and George Thomas and family visiting in Trimble and Glouster.
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Betty Lou Schuld
Cincinnati
John McCreanor
JoPert Herrold
Columbus
J. W. Herrold
Trimble
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Walter Anson
Toledo
Harald Morrison
Lester Zimmers
Glouster
E. ¢. Merwin
Pittsburgh
James Merwin
Athens
George ‘Thomas
Ernest
Marcia Lou Thomas
George Antle
Gertrude Rainey
Nina Johnson
Pennsville
Bush Rowanzain
James Kirby
Ervin Keels
Haydenville
George H. Campbell
Dayton
Russell Brewer
Dorothy Higgins
Georgie Higgins
Hubert Guess
Harry
Paul Harrison
Rose Forgoress l
I . Cpl
Steven Forgoress
Ed Pasqualone
Cleveland
Pasqualone
Cpl
Forgoress
Service Men of Glouster Area Return Veterans Featured
Cpl Raymond Smith son of Mrs Addie Price discharged at Indiantown Gap Pa Oct 17 after nearly four years overseas in North Africa Sicily Italy. He wears Good Conduct Medal North African Campaign Bar Bronze Arrowhead three Bronze Battle Stars and American Defense Bar. EMs Earich RM lec discharged from navy Oct 27 at Great Lakes, residing Trimble after six years four months service mostly overseas. Zane Kasler S1c Trimble discharged at Great Lakes Oct 29 after about 28 months overseas across Atlantic and Pacific. Parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Noon hear their son Cpl Robert Bob Noon discharged at Camp Atterbury arrived Jacksonville midweek, two and half years overseas including Iwo Jima. wears Good Conduct Medal two Bronze Battle Stars. Another son Cpl Jack Noon stationed at Fort Sill Okla since return from overseas arrived for furlough with wife and family. Mrs G S Merry Mrs Sue Goldsworthy and Jimmy visit with Dr W D Witham family.
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Bob) Noon
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