Armistice Day Gridiron Skirmishes Across Nation
The twenty sixth Armistice Day anniversary features a full college football slate. Army hosts Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium while Auburn faces Mississippi State Duke meets Wake Forest Tulane battles Texas Tech Illinois invades Michigan Oklahoma contests Missouri UCLA vs California Randolph Field vs Southwest Louisiana and Kansas plays Rice. Notre Dame aims to rebound from a Navy defeat as seats for the Army game were sold in August.
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York
Army
Notre Dame
Yankee ‘Stadium
Auburn
Mississippi State
Duke
Wake Forest
Tulane
Corgi
Navy
Danas
South Bend Ramblers
Kentucky
NEW York
Ralpis Chiuer
Michigan
Core
Presbyterian
Wolverines
Ingham
Geotsin Tech
Pennsylvania
Paul Walker
YALE
Georgia
Teach
Dartmouth
Michigan State
Clyde Scott
Missouri
Oklahoma Aggies
Notre
Norman Navy
Dame
Tom Davis
Blue Devils
Georg
Maryville
Tech
Miami
Ohio
Glenn Davis
Quakers
Ohio State
Villanova
Big Ten
Bainbridge
McWilliams
Mussef
Indiana
Issippi
Pitsburgh
Randolph Field
Tex
Wisconsin
Drake
Kentucky Aker
Northwestern
Bunker H
Naval
Stan Nestorak
Alabama
Minnesota
Pierce
Fla
Bulldogs
Cornell
Boris Dimancheff
Columbia
Lions
Norman
Williams
Ohio grid standings and players on a busy final tuneup
Unnamed teams and players are noted, with Ohio State and Michigan leading in a roundup of results. Notre Dame remains a prominent foe. Mississippi State dominates Kentucky in the Southeastern circuit, while Navy and Penn face notable outputs.
Kimble Township Over the Top in Last War Drive
Local war relief drive in Glouster reports Kimble Township over the top with 2637.98 raised to the treasurer Mrs Emily Jonas. Contributions listed include Local Union No 648 Mine No 255 620 Glouster aerie FOE 199 and others. Organizers promise further reports on direct organizational gifts and credits for workers.
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Glouster
National War Relief Driv C
Glouster Aerie Foe
Glouster Business and
Glouster Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
J.T
Jacksonville
Mohawk Lodge
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Glouster K. of P. Lodge
Boy Scouts
Rothwell Club
Catholic Ladies Y
Pythian Sisters
Vareious
Guinther
Ine Girion
Orof
L« Geevte
Tribe Fownsnin
Glouster Observes Homecoming Day With Football and Queen Crown
Glouster observes Homecoming Day on November 10 featuring a Roseville football game at the stadium in the evening and the crowning of the Homecoming queen. Eight candidates vie for the honor including Maxine Snowden Gay Buchman Freda Thompson and others.
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Glouster
Dade
Roseville
Charles Beshara
Maxine Snowden
Gay ‘Buchman
Freda Thompson
Glouster Social Notes Highlights and Personal News
Glouster social column notes officers of the Junior Progressive Study Club meet at Mrs Willis Blower home at 7 30 pm and WCTU plans a six oclock potluck at the Methodist Church. Irs. Craft travels to Chicago for an extended stay while relatives visit and attend a funeral in McCantelsville. Local residents visit Columbus and Athens. health updates and family news appear alongside past and present residents’ movements.
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Junior Progressive Study Club
Willis Blower
W. CT. U
Methodist Church
Irs
Craft
Chigo
Jack Dillon
Dillon
Chicago
Isaac Price
Chillicothe
Price
Virgil Moody
William" Rigley
McCantelsville
Dell Joseph
Bishopville
Charles McMaster
C.B. Smith
Walton
Middleport
Sun Tay
C. Handley
Harry Dupler
Glouster
Columbus
Athens
Ed Dupler
E. E. Munlew
Chauncey
Louise Six
Millard
Munden
Robert Cominski
Chaunces
EE. Mundew
Fort Brags
N. Church of Christ, Chauncey
Eee
Margery Bennett
Robert
L. Cominski
John
Cominski
Jacksonville
Chanute Field
McClelland Field
Sacramento
Calif
Ohio College Teams Face Six Games This Weekend
Miami University and Ohio State share unbeaten status as the program lists six games this Saturday including Pittsburgh at Ohio State and Miami at Ohio Wesleyan among others. Baldwin Wallace and Wooster post wins while Otterbein dominates Capital with three passing TDs by Paul Davis.
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Columbus
Miami University
Redskins
Ohio State
Naval
Marine
Ohio Wesleyan
Pittsburgh
Case
Carnogie Tech
Miami
Oberlin
DePauw
West Virginia
Tech
Otterbein
Wilberforce
West Virginia State
Ohio
Baldwin-Wallace
Wooster
Obe
Capital
Davis
Lonjak
Otterben
Cardinals
Denison
University of Rochester
Rochester
Lincoln University of
Jefferson City
Football Scores Report Entangled Incoherent Text
Fragmentary entry lists football scores but text is garbled, with broken names and unclear teams. The readable bits show a brief score update fragment and stray words, offering no clear game details or outcomes to summarize reliably.
Ohio State Bucks Rally Past Indiana in Big Ten Clash
Ohio State remained unbeaten with a 21 to 7 victory over Indiana as Las Horvath and Rod Brugge sparked the offense after a slow start. Indiana led early with a 6 yard pass from Bob Hoernschemeyer to Dick Deranek, but the Buckeyes surged late to seize their sixth win. Fullback Ollie Kilne and quarterback Tom Keane starred while Buckeye tackle injuries were evaluated at University Hospital.
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Tious Carroll
Widdoes
Ohio State
Bucks
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Hoosiers
Toon
Parma
Las Horvath
Rod Brugge
Ofense
Hoosie
Ohio
Bob Hoernschmeyer
Dick Deranek
Hoosier
Bill
Ament Abe Adedams
Horvath
Jack Dugeter
Bo Dove
Indies
Brugge
Ollie Kilne
Tom Keane
Cline
Widdows
University Hospital
Keane
Fullerton's Roundup itemized notes from Hugh Fullerton Jr
Frank B Ward of Youngstown appears as today's guest star. Chattanooga Joe Engel discusses moving the Southern Association to Miami with league directors carrying a palm and oranges. Curt McCamy earns a Naval Academy appointment but remains at Minnesota before entering the academy. Wings of Mercy ambulance plane completed 28 flights in invasion area from Aug 1 to Oct 1 with 105 air hours, evacuating wounded and delivering 14 000 pounds of medical supplies.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Frank B. Ward
Youngstown
St. Louis Browns
Chattanooga
Joe Engel
Southern Association
Miami
Curt McCamy
West Fargo
N. D
Naval Academy
U. of Minesota
Wings OF Mercy
Miss Nightingale
Women’s International Bowling Congress
Chauncey Library Reopens With New Librarian Grace Crabtree
Chauncey Library, housed in the former Guy Osborne Building, reopens Tuesday under librarian Grace Crabtree. The schedule lists hours Tuesday 11:30 am to 1:50 pm and 6 pm to 8 pm, and Friday 11:20 am to 1:50 pm and 3 pm to 5 pm.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Library
Guy Osborne
Grace Crabtree
Returns To Post In Far North Chauncey
Chauncey resident Rolland Chauncey was delayed in Edmonton by heavy fog while en route to the Aleutians to rejoin his unit. He plans to fly back to duty when weather allows and has visited family including his mother Mrs Grace Carr.
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Far North
Chauncey
Pte
Rolland
Charles Carr
Afill Field
Edmonton
Canada
Aleutians
Aim
Grace ‘Carr
Rams Beaten By Redskins in Cleveland Showdown
In Washington’s 14 to 10 victory over the Cleveland Rams, the Redskins led 3 0 at halftime and added two touchdowns after a first quarter fumble denied the Browns a promising scoring chance. Chauncey Chalfan and family notes mix with local obituaries and town moves as community details fill the rest of the page.
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Cleveland
Washington Sledskins
Clevelanders
Chauncey
Albie Reise
Charles Chalfan
William Card
Frank Walton
Wail
Wellston
Isabelle-tervisian
Harriett” Chaltan
Bradfield
Sugar Telegram
Floyd Hawards
Sugar Creek
Cincinnat
Daugh
Abigail
Elizaena
Heth Koenig
Murray City
Mies Hattie
Ave
Marjorie Marsh
Beaumont
Mabel Smith
Millfield
Clifford Shafer
Columbus
Chauncey Methodist Home Dinner at Johnson Building
The Chauncey Ladies of the Chauncey Methodist Church will serve a dinner at the Johnson Building on Converse Street starting at 1 o clock. Menu includes vegetable soup, beans, cake, pie, and coffee.
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Chauncey Ladies
Chauncey” Methodist Fhareh
Johinson
Converse
Day Bowler Of Year Again
Ned Day of West Allis Wisconsin was named bowler of the year by the National Bowling Writers Association for the second straight year. In a nationwide vote conducted December 13 he led Buddy Bomar of Chicago by 19 votes, repeating his prior year margin. Honorable mention went to Steve Nagy and other named players.
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Philadelphia
Ned Day
West Allis
Wis
National
Race Betting Sets Record at Isty with Seven of Hearts
A New York summer racing program sets a track record with a seven-event sequence. Seven of Hearts owned by J Graham Brown of Louisville wins by four lengths in 2000. Westchester feature profits benefit war relief with about $125,000 raised across nine similar programs at New York tracks. $61,818 already raised at Belmont in the nine-day session for Red Cross relief efforts.
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Seven of Hearts
J. Graham “Brown
Louisville
Westchester
New York
Red Cross
Glve
Belmont
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Is Voneca
Kimble
WCTU
Jlouster
Aivareg
Bonamon’ Pleas Courtathens Oon
Avomey
Paul Collins
Spartan
Bobby Layne
Texas
Southern Methodist
Ohio College
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Rippling Waters Council No
Pocahontas
Mes
Eli Westfall
Hollister
Meni A
Dora Wilson
Ilale Aberts
Board and Workers Conference of
The
Church of Christ
Chauncey Pars
Kurence
Zhalfan
Welliton
Win Wutlems
Blanchard Planing
Shouse Auto Service
Heaven
Carroll Widdoes
Fullerton
Leonard
Ralph
Burgi
New Gutre
Engineers Department
Raymond Savage
Luther Kirkendall
Piaser
Wilbur Sharpe
Rams
Berry Hotel
E. McCammon
Mgr
Justice Beer
Pico Wholesale Co
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