Oberlin Crowned Ohio Conference Grid Champion
Oberlin rules the 1945 Ohio Conference football season as champion, with Otterbein and Capital close behind. The Yeomen won eight straight, while Ashland and Muskingum posted conference wins and Cincinnati routed Baldwin Wallace. Ohio University, Miami, and Wilberforce won nonconference games as the standings tightened.
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Columbus
Oberlin
Otterbein
Cardinals
Capital
Lutherans
Wittenberg
Ohio Northern
Polar Bears
Bears
Yeomen
Ashland
Muskingum
Kenyon
Heidelberg
Cincinnati
Baldwin Wallace
Yellowjackets
Bearcats
Miami
Wilberforce
Ohio University
Western Kentucky
Tom Covington
Central Normal College of
Danville
Ind
Lincoln University
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Amesville
Ohio
Athens Township
Athens County
Athens
Roy W. Zeigler
Onio
Plains Garden Club Hosts Meeting in Chauncey
Mrs. V. C. Kail of Athens hosted the Plains Garden Club at her Chauncey home with talks on Hardy Begonias and Color Scheme in Dried Flower Arrangements. An upcoming regional garden clubs meeting is set for The Plains on November 7 at 10 30 am and 3 pm, with members urged to attend.
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Chauncey
V. C. Kail
Athens
Plains Garden Club
Edward Slater
A. E. Daugherty
Plains
Margaret Frost
Paul Tigton
Kenneth Barrows
Mirs
Ray Michael
Walter Dresher
Grant Michael
Floyd, Linscott
Harold Winefordner
Garden Club Plans Meeting and Local Notices
Garden Club invites members to attend the meeting at The Plains next Wednesday with transport arrangements coordinated by Mrs Emmett Rogers. The Glouster Club meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at the home of Mrs Thomas Reese. Earl Worden of Chauncey is in St Francis Hospital Columbus in room 313 with wife Beatrice and sister Elsie Dokler visiting. Mrs Hurshell Kirkendall Dale and Lena Martin visited Chauncey area former residents Carl and Warren Weber and Henry Cass family. Chauncey Ladies Aid will meet Thursday for an all day washing in the Chauncey Methodist Church.
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Glouster
Emmett Rogers
Garden Club
the Plains
Glouster Club
Thomas Reese
Chauncey
Earl Worden
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Beatrice
Elsie Dokler
Hurshell Kirkendall
Dale
Lena Martin
Athens
Carl and
Warren Weber
Utica, O
Henry Cass
Fami Re
Hebron, O
Chauncey — Ladies Aid of
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Hurshell
Kirkendall
Dale Kirkendall
Mount Vernon
Glennis Eavenor
Ruth Smith
Mt Vernon Citadel
Lawrenceville High School
Mainter High School
Harry Cheney
M. D. Themption
Capital Finance
Flamer
Lillie Galloway
Noble Grands Club
Edna Embrey
Marie Dodson
Nellie Jones
Fellows Hall
Clara Morris
Lennie Snowden
Irene Morris
Mary Cheney
Flo Henry
jLouise ‘Zimmer
Odd ‘Fellows Home
Springfield
Mary Roberts
BR. C. Galloway
Louise Zimmer
Clare Morris
Liltie Galloway
Madge Harry
George H. Campbell
James Palda
Cleveland
ST. W. Rose
Jee William C. Miller
Cave
Pacific
Two Jima
Chicago
Modern Forestry Work Is Planned for Ohio
The Ohio Forestry Association moves to gain woodland owners support for demonstration forests managed under modern conservation methods. The executive committee launched a campaign to push sustained yield forestry protecting woodlands from fire and stock invasion and applying selective cutting.
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Columbus
Ohio Forestry Association
Two Wardens Shot in Wyoming Mountains
RAWLINS Wyo. Sheriff Glenn Penland and deputies found the bodies of two game wardens Saturday after they left Rawlins Wednesday to check on a trapper catch in an isolated mountainous area. The bodies were buried under three feet of snow.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Glenn Penland
Fullerton's Roundup: Cowpasture Game as Exhibition Stunt
National Baseball Congress figure Ray Dumont proposes a cowpasture exhibition to contrast with standard play. He envisions cows at bases and roaming in the outfield, live balls near foul lines, milk for fans, and a zany blend of baseball and golf hazards.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Ray Dumont
Wichita
Kans
National Baseball Congress
Ray
Lee
Sarringhaus Near Quit Rumor Roils Cleveland Football
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports rumors that Faul Sarringhaus may quit the Ohio State team after a season disrupted by service. Coach Widdoes declines to comment as the Buckeye star, from Hamilton, battles use and recognition questions amid ongoing team tensions.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Desler
Faul Sarringhaus
Ater
Ohio State
Carroll Widdoes
Columbus
the Plain Dealer
Sarringhaus
Squ
Bsarringhaus
Hamilton
Buckeye
Chauncey Voters To Write In For One Post
Chauncey voters may write in a candidate for the Chauncey Board for Public Affairs at Tuesday’s election to succeed Max Wilson who died after surgery in a Cleveland hospital two weeks ago. Mayor Hines said the write in with the highest vote will serve the remaining two months of the unexpired term.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Board For Public Affairs
Max Wilson
Cleveland
Hines
Suffers Heart Attack On Visit in Chauncey
Nella M. Dawson and sister Mrs. Minnie Arthur with Lieut. Thomas Arthur and Miss Eleanor Arthur plus Delores and Donna McBride all of Columbus visited Chauncey last week. They dined with Rev and Mrs. Gilbert Courtney. Mrs. Arthur suffered a heart attack as they were leaving and was in serious condition briefly but later recovered enough to travel home.
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Chauncey
Nella M. Dawson
Minnie Arthur
Thomas Arthur
Eleanor Arthur
Delores
Donna McBride
Columbus
Bradfield
Gilbert Courtney
Arthur
Chauncey Man Receives Honorable Army Discharge
Chauncey area notices report Leonard Kirkendall has received an honorable discharge after three and a half years in the Army, including 14 months at Saipan. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Hurshell Kirkendall and Mrs. Gertrude Fourlong were visiting and are now en route to California. The article also notes a Chauncey wedding in Mount Vernon and local entertaining by residents including Luther Cruikshank and Rex Nagle with guests from Sugar Creek, Columbus, and Millfield.
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Chauncey
Hurshell Kirkendall
Leonard Kirkendall
Saipan
Kirkendall
Gertrude Fourlong
California
Rex Nagle
Millfield
Stephen Varney
Mildred Benye
Sugar Creek
Vern White
Camp Berry
San Francisco
Calif
Mabel Smith
Louise Nagle
Glouster Social Notes announces marriage in Columbus
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Myra Saulman of Lawrenceville Illinois to Mr. Robert Emrick, son of Mrs. Dora Emrick of this city. The double ring ceremony was held at Grandview Methodist Church in Columbus on October 26, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gulike of Columbus among the attendants.
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Glouster
Myra Saulman
Lawrenceville
Robert ©. Emrick
Dora Emrick
Grandview Methodist Church
Columbus
Robert Gulike
Glouster Firemen Halts Blaze Destroying Outbuildings
Glouster firemen answered a late Friday alarm to a blaze that engulfed three buildings behind two homes at 23 Main Street. They first connected a hose line and fought the flames until both dwellings were saved, though two outbuildings and the third structure were nearly destroyed. No origin clue was found.
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Cheney
Rutland Beats Jacksonville-Trimble 13 to 0 in Football
Rutland's football team defeated Jacksonville-Trimble 13 to 0 on Rutland ground last Thursday. Local social notes report visitors visiting from Athens and Toledo, a Parkersburg hospital surgery, a gas well drilling, and a Masonic chapter gathering in Glouster with prizes and Christmas party plans for December 7.
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Rutland
Jacksonville-Trimble
John Carr
Athens
Bessie Wise
Michael Hlad
Daunter Dian
Toledo
Freda Grate
Ethel Nelson
Parkersburg
Joe Dennison
Leathy Graham
Dayton
William Graham
W. F. Utsinger
West Alexandria
Wendell Diehl
Eva Bryant
New York
Albert Hawkins
Cleveland
Earnest. Hawkins
Phipps
Bev
M. 8.Roush
Sherman Tillis
Katie Miller
Columbus
Mellie
Opal Armatrong
Schnittker Kicks Buckeyes to Western Conf Title Chance
Ohio State freshman Max Schnittker, a Sandusky native, sewed up a 46 to 14 win over Northwestern with a 32 yard field goal on fourth down at the 76 seconds left, as coach Carroll Widdoes considered a late touchdown risk.
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Columbus
Max Schnittker
Ohio State
Sandusky
Jinto Buck
Schnittker
Northwestern
Carroll Widdoes
Max
Harold Daugherty
Widdoes
Schnitt~ker
Service Men of Glouster Area News Note
Mr and Mrs Worthy Parker report son Cpl Carl E Parker discharged at Camp Atterbury and at home in Dayton after nearly three years service including overseas in England France Holland and Germany Also grandson Pvt John Moody in basic training at Sheppard Field Texas writes of Army life and maneuvers claiming 177 rifle range hits near expert Miss Elizabeth Anna Mundew stationed in Washington DC spent weekend with mother Mrs E E Mundew
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Glouster Area
Worthy Parker
Cpl
Carl E. Parker
Camp Atterbury
Dayton
England
France
Holland
Germany
Charlie Moody
Pvt
John Moody
Sheppard's Field
Texas
Elizabeth Anna Mundew
Washington, D. C
E. E. Mundew
McArthur Generals 1945-46 Basketball Schedule
McArthur coach Wilsey released the 1945-46 schedule with home games against Zaleski Wilkesville Murray City Richland Athens Vinton Rural Union Furnace Wellston and other dates plus away contests at Athens Hamden Union Furnace Zaleski Wilkesville Glenford and Richland. Vinton County Tournament set for Feb 22 23.
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McArthur
Wilsey
McArthur Generals
Zaleski
Wilkesville
Murray City
Athens
Hamden
Richland
Homme
Vinton Rural
Union Furnace
Wellston
Glenford
Vinton
Largest tourney in history announced in Frankfurt
The U8 Army plans the largest basketball tournament ever staged in Frankfurt with more than 4,000 teams expected to participate. The event showcases youth teams from numerous regions, highlighting a prolific youth basketball surge and broad participation.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U8. Army
Partici
Visit of Sellars Family to Glouster in November
Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Sellars and three sons from Grosse Pointe, Michigan, arrived in Glouster on November 2 and spent time with Mrs. Ella B. Sellars. Other Sellars relatives visiting included Mrs. Robert V. Wade of Cleveland Heights, Paul B.R. Sellars of Marlins Ferry, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Sellars of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Sellars had been ill with sciatic rheumatism but is now up and around.
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Glouster
Dean L. Sellars
Grosse Point
Mich
Legion Dinner Draws Crowd at Legion Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion held its annual dinner in Legion Hall on Saturday with strong public turnout. Mrs. Grace Mudrie won the cake. The group thanks patrons and helpers for the event. Ernest Byers announced a Legion Post meeting for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Legion
Glouster
Ernest Byers
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Pate Named to European Theater Championships Roster
The report states that Pate was named to the European Theater of Operations championships roster for the winter season, with coaching staff confirming the selection and outlining preparation plans.
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Pate
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