Illinois Ohio State clash heads to Cleveland gridiron
Illinois and Ohio State prepare for a bruising cleanly played contest at Municipal Stadium Cleveland. Both sides emphasize defense over offense with scrimmages shaping players for breaks and touchdowns. Injuries loom as Buddy Young Ollie Cline and other key players are listed as questionable or out uncertain.
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Chicago
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland
Ilinois
Ohio
Carroll
Widnes
Buckeyes
Say ‘ Eliot
The
Illini
Eliot
Buddy Young
Ka Fe Bray
Young
Michigan
Bray
Widdoes
Ollie Cline
Moulder
Mim
Annual Chauncey Carnival Tonight Sparks Local Prep
Chauncey hosts annual athletic carnival with school teams including Chauncey-Dover and Indiana connections. Red Zimmer era highlighted as Springfield High honors its fallen football star. Soviet scientists study new minerals and plant materials for war use amid agrarian challenges in the USSR. Birth notice for Chauncey adds a daughter to Frank Truszka family. Cottage prayer meeting set by Morristown Holiness Church at Frank Walton's Run home.
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Mynor Red
Zimmer
Springfield
Springfield High School
Harold
Red) Zimmer
Fone
Indiana University
Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Frank Walton
Run
Fullerton's sports roundup Razor Back end given line honors
Arkansas players excelled in a tough game, with Mike Schumchyk earning AP lineman of the week honors for standout defense and key plays against Rice. The report notes tackles, a fumble recovery, a 38 yard return, and a fourth quarter stand as Arkansas pressed for victory in postseason contention.
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Fullerton
NEW York
Mike Schumehyk
Arkansas
Associated Press
Schumchyk
Rice
Little George Walmsley
Rice Penter
Lambright
Nevada
Calif
Bluejackets
McClure
Nebraska
Field Trial Winners Announced by Parker
The Parker field trial results list Bine Goldsberry and Ora Ash as first and second in the first stake, with Genius Pilot in ace. Spunky Greek Dream owned by George Dillon and Co A Parkers Caco Nout Joe among top placements. In Sunday’s Derby, Away Ginger took top honors. Over 100 people from Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky attended, with judges Bill Windsor Floyd Richards Tim Miller.
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Run Saturda
Bine Goldsberry
Ora Ashcraft
Ord Burke
Goldesh
Gordon
Don Bii
Whed
Hanied
Boh i
Marina Tok
Fiat
George Dillon
Mags Kovv
Parkers
Joe
Herston
Ginger
Fede Onkies Asner
Airey
Beau Adair
Arthur Airtye
John Murphy
Indy
R.anderson
Circleville
Lucky
Doc
Beau Essig
George Miller
Miss Lattarode Joy
Charles Paul
Columbus
O. D. Dailey
Albany
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Walter Smith
Bill Windsor
Floyd Richards
Tim Miller
Ortiz Retains Bantam Title in Ninth Round TKO
Los Angeles report states Manuel Ortiz of Centro California defended his world bantamweight title with a ninth round technical knockout over Luis Castillo of Mexico City. The farmer fighter unleashed sharp crosses and uppercuts after the bell to seal his twelfth title defense and his second TKO win against Castillo. Castillo weighed 117 pounds.
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Los Angeles
Little Manuel Ortiz
Centro
Calif
Luis Castillo
Mexico City
Ortiz
Castillo
Fight Results In Minneapolis Bout
Jackie Graves from Austin Minnesota won on points over Leros Jackson of Cleveland in a 124 to 123 decision in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Jackie Graves
Austin
Minn
Leros
Jackson
Cleveland
Kiwanis Dinner Plans Football Ticket Sales at CHAUNCEY
Alouster Kiwanis Club met at Hotel Gordon Tuesday to discuss and plan ticket sales for the football game scheduled for Thursday afternoon November 23 at CHAUNCEY. Attendees included Mrs Frank Chauncey and local families from Springfield Athens and Am mersville. The group also noted family visits and upcoming Rebekah Lodge activities in GLOUSTER.
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Alouster
Kiwanis Club
Gordon ‘Tuesay
May shift Army Navy contest eyed by officials
Representative Weiss says Eisenhower appeal for the war loan may push Roosevelt to move the Army Navy football game from Annapolis to a big city stadium. Roosevelt to discuss with Stimson. Baltimore favored, potentially 70 000 spectators, with Naval Academy likely choosing the site.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Representative Weiss
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Annapolis
Stimson
Welse
Fon
Weise
Baltimore
Glouster CSO Seeks Addresses for Service Members
Local club gathers names and addresses of service men and women stationed nationwide for Christmas mailing. The effort, led by Mrs. John Clark and Mrs. M. E. Christman, calls for postal cards with the recipients’ details by November 20. Pvt. James Bailey visits from Fort Bragg before reporting to Fort Leonard Wood. other families share notes on sons and brothers serving, including Donald Morrison in Belgium.
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Amer
Gluster
Sgt. Harlan Legion Hall
Aia’ Brown
France
Morris
John R. Clark
Tom Saunders
High Street
United States
John Clark
Glouster
M. E. Christman
Trimble
Navy
Coast Guards Od Marines
James Bailey
Fort Bragg
N.C
Ann Bailey
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Harry Morrison
Pie
Donald Morrison
Bel
Meeting Attendees List Includes Notable Names
Attendees included Marcella Jonas, Thomas Williams, Dr. W. D. Witham, Rev A. G. Winkle, B. Turner, Dar Kovach, and George H. Campbell as recorded for the gathering.
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Marcella Jonas
Thomas Williams
W. D. Witham
A. G. Winkle
B. Turner
Dar Kovach
George H. Campbell
Local Social Notes and Weekend Visitation list
A sequence of weekend visits is recorded with Violet and Dorothy selling raugh asanne Arnold and family United in Columbus as guests of Isaac Laughan and friends in Trimble. John Wallace and family from the Sailors Soldiers Home at Xenia visited Carl Rockhard and M Watkins family in Akron guests Annie Tuttle and Mrs Anetta Lewis from Akron returned Wednesday. Ralph Lewis and family from Warren spent a few days with Mrs Anetta Luster and Frank Davis family in Jackson. Meth dist Class Circle No 2 at the home of Mrs Carl Wilson meets Friday November 17 at 730 pm. all class members urged to attend.
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Clif. Proffitt
Averil Barnhouse
Barnhouse
Potts
Bailey
Virgil ‘Thompson
Ingraham
Campbell
Andrew McKinney Cruickshanke
Zelda Mae
Lancaster
George Adkins
Dannie Mae Adkins
Schmidt
Springfield
Tracy Sr
and. S. Costen
Barney
Josie ‘Adkins
Smith
Ullmark
Lewis Adkins
Tracy, Jr
Strauss
Walter Hawk
H.costen
Dean
Thomas
Ams
Arms Hospital
The
Plains
Sarah Morgan
Frische
Wamsrey
Paquette
Anna Gerken
Filson
Nida
Lawrence Brannum
Alexander
Russell
East
Leonard Six
Adkins
Glouster
Helen Leach
Birgie Six
Jimmy
Tota
Cinet
Carpenter Holme
Caroling Lumber Co
Washington
Chauncey
Sarah Mor Clifford
van, Nostrand
D. Ca
Gan
the Plains
Let Church
Grueser
Wilbur Morgan
Leach
Nothe
Malleabie
Texaco
Svenson
Dutch East Indies
Parker
McKinney
Burris
Organismn
Holland
Ralph
Marietta
Rinker
Hawaii
Glous
England
Tie Sauer
Methodist Church School
Will Birgie
Hyatt
Cman
New Guinea
Dunlavy
Victory
Obie
Bisale
Leonard
Dimick
Morgan Six
Salem
Hudson
Anderson
Sai White
Ray
Lois Ann Shafer
Mary
Jackson
Missionary Society of the Blind
Plains Church of the Nazarent Blind
Ada’ Lakin
Mee
John Cabeen
Violet and
Dorothy Sell Raugh
Asanne Arnold
George ‘Thomas
Ernest ‘Thmas
Marcia Lou
Columbus
Isaac Laughan
Trimble
John Wallace
Sailors Soldiers Home
Xenia
C.K Rockhard
M. Watkins
Annie Tuttle
Akron
Anetta Lewis
Ralph Lewis
Warren
Anetta Luster
Frank
Davis
Jimmie
Farnham Named Coach At Cincinnati
Ray Farnham, longtime Pomeroy High School basketball and football coach, is signed as head basketball coach at the University of Cincinnati. After a period away from coaching he served as assistant at Walnut Hills High School last summer. Farnham’s Pomeroy teams dominated the era, going undefeated for four straight years, and his Bearcats debut features a game against Ohio University in Athens on February 10.
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Pomeroy
Tippy Dye
Fred Crow
University of Cincinnati
Farnham
Meigs County
Walnut Hills High School
Cincinnati
Ohio University
Athens
Queen City
Grange Confers Degree At Annual Inspection
Trimble Grange No. 1830 met in Grange Hall Trimble Saturday evening Deputy Master Everett Arbaugh Dayton made official inspection and observed conferring the third degree on two candidates Vegetable soup was served Next meeting set for November 25 with a fourth degree and officers to be elected
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Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Grange
Trimble
Grange Hall
Everett “Arbouigh
Dayton
Names Omitted in Sixth War Loan Bond Drive List
An error left Virgil Swart from Gloucester and Cedric Trimble off the Sixth War Loan drive sales list. Swart and Trimble were top sellers in the previous drive, and their omission is noted as awaiting correction for the upcoming campaign.
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Virgil Swart
Glouster
Cedric Andtle Trimble
Virgil
Cedric
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