Six Major Teams Have Clean Slates
The article notes six major unbeaten teams across regions Fordham Duquesne Minnesota Duke Texas A M Texas D M are still perfect and set to face upcoming opponents while Notre Dame Navy Army and several contenders clash in key games adding to the season’s tense late stretch.
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Midshipmen
Pennsylvania
Army
Notre Dame
East
Middlewest
Fordham
Duquesne
Midwest
Minnesota
Duke
Southwest
Lexas
Lexas A. & M
Pittsburgh
St. Mary's
Nebraska
Davidson
Texas
Baylor
Texas A. & M
Southern Methodist
Gallia Band to Form Hello Logan and Ohio Map Tonight
Gallipolis high school band director Richard Downs has choreographed an 80 piece show for the Logan Gallipolis game tonight. The band will form Hello on the field then Logan to salute the Chieftains, perform John Brown Had a Little Indian with trumpet solo by J T Russell, shape an outline map of Ohio while Beautiful Ohio plays, and flash a Jack O Lantern formation for the G A H S number before the Alma Mater.
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Gallipolis
Richard Downs
Logan
Ohio
Young Motorist Fined in Gallia County
Gallia County reports Franklin Rife a 19 year old Morgan Center resident charged with driving while intoxicated and damaging several rural mail boxes. He was released from jail Sunday after his father paid a $54.10 fine.
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Gallipolis
Franklin Rife
Morgan Center
Frank Rife
Various Football Scores Across College and Pro Games
A collection of scores includes Xavier over Niagara 20 0 and St Louis over Loyola Los Angeles 21 13. Fort Ord beats Portland 28 25 while St Marys 26 Gonzaga 0. Fort Monmouth 36 Fort Hancock 0 and Bonaventure 41 Canisius 14. Pro league Columbus Bulls 24 Buffalo 7. Midwest and Southwest results feature Bradley Tech 19 North Dakota 7 Baldwin Wallace 44 Davis-Elkins 13 Augustana 45 Buena Vista 0 Morning Side 50 Detroit Tech 7 and more. Northeast and East play LaSalle 21 St Anselm 0 Duquesne 7 Villanova 0 Westminster 27 Juniata 12.
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Midwest
Bradley Tech
N. Dakota
Baldwin-Wallace
Davis-Elkins
Augustana
Buena Vista
Morning Side
Detroit Tech
Ellendale Normal
Valley City
Kalamazoo College
Adrian C. Knox
Cornell
Carthage
Eureka
Illinois College
Culver-Stockton
Bethel
Sterling
St. Olaf
Hamline
Shurtleff
Michigan Tech
Carbondale
DeKalb
the Principia
McKendree
Luther
Iowa
Valpariso
Rose Poly
Earlham
Maryville
Carson-Newman
Milligan
Tusculum
King
Roanoke C. Richmond
Hampden Sydney
Tuskegee
South Carolina State
Allen University
Paine
East LaSalle
St. Anselm
Duquesne
Villanova
Westminster
Juniata
Shade Social And Personal News item roundup
Private William Dean on a 15 day furlough from Camp Claiborne La and Mrs Genevieve Copeland of Belpre spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Louie Niggemeyer. A new furnace is to be installed at the M E Church and services are held in the Christian Church. Dr Ira Jones district superintendent spoke at Sunday evening services last week. Russell Buddy Wilson of Kent visited with R E Wilson. Henry Melagan and two children of Buckeye Lake were guests at the Wilson home. Harris Angell the birthday guest at a dinner at his home. George Christman and daughter Donna Jean Athens Wayne Harris and daughter Ethelda Ronald Wayne Mrs Brown and Mr and Mrs Robert Bobo and son Gary were guests. John Bobo Lancaster spent Sunday at Ray Bobo’s. Harry Robinson Alice Robinson and Willie Robinson Clarks Chapel were guests at the Bobo home Sunday. Kate Chapple Anna Swartz and Joe Chapple spent the weekend with Cora Morrison near Buckeye Lake.
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Shade
William Dean
Amesville
Camp Clabourne
Genevieve .Copeland
Belpre
Louie Niggemeyer
M. E
Christian Church
Ira Jones
Russell
Buddy) Wilson
Kent
R. E. Wilson
Henry Melagan
Buckeye Lake
Wilson
Harris Angell
Boyd Angell
George Christman
Donna Jean
Athens
Wayne Harris
Ethelda
Ronald Wayne
Brown
Robert Bobo
Gary
The
Angels Home
John Bobo
Lancaster
Ray Bobo
Harry Robinson
Alice Robinson
Willie Robinson
Clarks Chapel
Bobo
Kate Chapple
Anna Swartz
Joe Chapple
Cora Morrison
14 Straight Undefeated Homecomings for Ohio
Don Peden will discuss his 14th straight undefeated Home-Coming tonight at the Elks Club as The Messenger's Monday Night Quarterbacks' Club gathers. Ohio’s 26 0 win over Miami Saturday pushed the Bobcats to five in a row, their peak scoring game, and three wins on the year.
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Messenger
Elks
Miami
Bobcats
Redskins
Peden
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Bobcat
Akron
Bill Herbert
Neil Thomas
All Massillon Show On Tap As Bucks Meet Wisconsin
Two Western Conference coaches from Massillon High School duel as Wisconsin and Ohio State meet at Ohio Stadium. Harry Stuhldreher and Paul Brown, both Massillon graduates, lead storied programs in a 55,000 attendance Big Ten showdown with Case and Baldwin Wallace also on the slate.
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Ohio Stadium
Buckeye State
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Paul E. Brown
Ohio State
Massillon
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Simucsl
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Four Horsemen
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Knute Rockne
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Stark County
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Berea
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Youngstown
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Bishops
Marietta
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Wooster
John Carroll
Kent State
Ashland
Kenyon
Carnegie Tech
Cincinnati
Western Reserve
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Butler
Toledo
Muskingum
Washington and Jefferson
Bethany
Denison
Heidelberg
Elmhurst
Transylvania
Otterbein
de Sales
St. Marys
Rio Grande
West Liberty Teachers
Bluffton
Defiance
Kentucky State College
Wilberforce
Evansville
Findlay
Dayton
Xavier
New Club Organized In Middleport By Eighth Grade Girls
An English Club organized by eighth grade girls with Miss Jean McMaster and Miss Phyllis Diles as instructors and sponsors meets biweekly. Officers include Martha Seines as president Jerry Pullin as vice president Peggy Lewis as secretary Freda Gaye Durst as treasurer and Doris Barker as program chairman.
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Middleport
Jean McMaster
Phyllis Diles
Martha Seines
Jerry Pullin
Peggy Lewis
Freda Gaye Durst
Doris Barker
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights Rainy Polo Grounds Week
New York notes praise the Polo Grounds groundskeeper for withstanding week of rain while three games were played. Mention focus on Bud Higgins and Yankee rumors for Ken Keltner, plus Red Rolfe illness and potential World Series paybacks. Also features Earl Lofquist guest column and various sports tidbits from boxing to college football.
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New York
Minnesota
Bud Higgins
Polo Grounds
Larry MacPhail
Yanks
Ken Keltner
Red Rolfe
Rolfe
Stewart Personal and Social Notes of November
Stewart society notes cover events at 10.C.F. Hall lunch on election day November 4 and a rummage sale. Miss Wyona Moore hosted a Halloween party for 35 friends. Several locals care for ill relatives and visit kin in Rockland Bartlett Canton and Coolville.
Chauncey District Social and Personal
Chauncey social notes report several visitors and residents. Mr and Mrs Law rence Bowe and son Larry moved into a remodeled Drake Street home. Mrs Henry Myers returned to Cincinnati after a Chauncey visit with Keck family and relatives.
Attendance campaign boosts CHAUNCEY church reach
CHAUNCEY reports a rise of 69 in attendance during the two month drive begun Sunday across Church of Christ parishes led to Trimble gaining 37 and Greens Run 20. Conference workers meet at 6 p m tonight at Taylor Ridge Church of Christ.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Trimble
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
Mine Work Report of Area Issued at Chauncey Yards
Chauncey yards reported thirteen mines in operation Monday including No 9 No 10X No 96 No 219 No 255 No 107 Bailey Run No 71 Poston No 6 Hocking Carbondale Coonville Kimberly and Black Diamond. Greens Run Church of Christ Ladies Aid Society will host an election day dinner Tuesday 11 to 2 at the Church Parish House.
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Chauncey
Bailey Run
Poston
Hocking
Carbondale
Coonville
Kimberly
Black Diamond
Chauncey — Greens Run
Church of Christ Ladies Aid Society
Church Parish
Lena Leake
Elect Officers at Halloween Party
Chauncey Willing Workers class of the M. E. Church Sunday school, taught by Mrs. Neva Sweeney, held a masquerade party at Donna Skinner's home on Friday night. Ann Allen won for prettiest costume and Tholma Conrad for most grotesque. Officers elected: President Ruth Stephans, VP Thelma Conrad, Secretary Lois Cline, Treasurer Donna Skinner, Press Reporter Wilma Allen. Present were Lois Cline, Thelma Conrad, Irene Hillyer, Jo Ann Allen, Jean Allen, Ruth Stephans, Donna Skinner, Wilma Allen, and Neva Sweeney. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nicholson and family, Mrs. Georgia Allen, and Eldon Skinner.
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Chauncey
M. E. Church
Neva Sweeney
Donna Skinner
E. Main St
Ann Allen
Tholma Conrad
Ruth Stephans
Thelma Conrad
Lois Cline
Wilma Allen
Irene Hillyer
Jo Ann Allen
Jean Allen
Joe Nicholson
Janet
Joey Nicholson
Georgia Allen
Eldon Skinner
Church groups plan November meetings and hunt trip
Mrs Olive Gabriel will host the Mothers Bible Class at Zion Church Lower Plains Tuesday night with Mrs Wesley Lyman in charge. Mrs Mabel Smith announces Millfield Church of Christ Ladies Aid meeting Thursday November 6 at 2 30 PM followed by a 6 30 PM potluck. Dr C N Sanders Dr L D Nelson Dr John Sprague Samuel B Erskine Walter Musgrave of Athens left Sunday noon for a two weeks hunting trip in Maine.
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Chauncey
Gertrude Brown
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Methodist Church
Olive Gabriel
Mothers Bible Class
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Spcial
Wesley Lyman
Dessie Sickles
Opal McHarg
Mabel i Smith
Ladies Aid Society of
Millfield
C. N. Sanders
L. D. Nelson
the Plains
John Sprague
Samuel B. Erskine
Walter Musgrave
Athens
Maine
Masked Party At Devore Home In May Ave
Mrs Ella Devore and daughter Mrs Ruth Freeman hosted a masquerade Halloween party for Robert Freeman with prizes for costumes and games. Attendees included Beulah Locke Eloise Inez Tucker Rita Jack Phyllis Ann Bernita Pennell Betty Jerry Blackford Sally Susie Ferrer Terry Freddie Sharon Cunningham Dennis Freda Theda Devore Bertha Williams and Robert Freeman.
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Chauncey
Ella Devore
Ruth Freeman
May Ave
Robert Freeman
Beulah Locke
Eloise
Inez
Tucker
Rita
Jack
Phyllis Ann
Bernita Pennell
Betty
Jerry Blackford
Sally
Susie Ferrer
Terry
Freddie
Sharon Cunningham
Dennis
Freda
Theda Devore
Bertha Ellen Williams
Green Bay Beats Bears 16-14 in title race shift
The Green Bay Packers upset the Chicago Bears 16 to 14 ending the Bears’ aura of invincibility. With multiple teams vying for the NFL championship, Washington and the Giants posted wins as Detroit toppled Cleveland and Brooklyn beat Philadelphia. Standings reshape the race toward the title game.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
National Football League
Green Bay
Bears
Washington
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Giants
Chicago Cardinals
Detroit
Cleveland
Rams
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Redskins
Cardinals
Chamepion
New York
Davis Is Featured In Columbus Paper
Middleport personality profile features L. Crazy Davis former Middleport resident and son of Mr and Mrs W G Davis on N Third Ave. Davis works in the Attorney General Thomas C Herbert office and is noted as a Civil War expert. The Davis family includes Neil Giles and two sons J C Davis Jr a Buffalo Aluminum Co metallurgist and William Grant OSU sophomore.
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Middleport
Columbus
L. Crazy Davis
W. G. Davis
Third Ave
Davis
Thomas C. Herbert
America
Buffalo
William Grant
Ohio State University
Death of Cahill’s Cleveland mother.
Friends here were advised of the death in Cleveland of the mother of Miss Kathryn Cahill a former school nurse in this city.
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Cleveland
Gallipolis
Kathryn Cahill
Miss Cahill
Kidnaping Counts Fluctuate Across 1930s Stateside
The report shows 19 kidnappings in the United States in 1939, down from 37 the prior year, 20 in 1937, and 31 in 1936, highlighting a sharp drop from 1938 to 1939.
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United States
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Providence Journal
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