Seven Ohio colleges scheduled in Saturday’s grid action
Buck Mini contests lead the day with Ohio State facing Illinois and Miami meeting DePauw. Ohio Wesleyan hosts Oberlin, Otterbein visits Capital, and Wilberforce travels to Vincinia as seven schools compete in a slate mapped by a local prognosticator aiming for seven straight wins.
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Ohio State
Mlinois
Miami
DePauw
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin
W. Va. State
Manly Marrison Columbus
Illinois
Pat Cleveland
Bucks
Mame
Mami
DePatway
Redskins
Toushie
Otterbein
Capital
Cardinals
Wilberforce
Landis to retire as baseball czar amid league talks
Rumors spread as Major League executives meet to review the current pact and vacancy procedures for the baseball commissioner post. Landis, 78 on Nov. 20, has faced illness and turnover pressure since assuming office in 1921 and the pact expires Jan. 12, 1946. The group will report recommendations at next month’s major league meeting while considering the transition plan and potential presidential designation if needed.
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Landis
Midwest
Sucallu
Kenesaw M. Landis
St. Luke's
Wiliam Harridge
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
World Series fever grips troops in France as Browns victory sparks camp celebrations and locals inquire about the outcome. Vivian Morrows bowls left handed after a finger injury, while Army Penn State Ohio State football headlines highlight Buddy Young’s speed and upsets. Honolulu pro football seeks Hawaiian players as Drexy Olson plans a traveling troupe.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
France
Corp.ous Gary
Army
Pennsylvania
Penn
Ohio State
Buddy Young
Sports and Shells
Honolulu
U.S
Ralph Olson
New Electric Foul Line To Replace Judge New Foul Line
Milwaukee report details the American Bowling Congress approving an electric foul line device, the fouldenter, to detect fouls via an electric eye and wall plates. It delays until 15 feet down the alley and can ignore delayed or intentional fouls. Invented by James MacLaren TA Walsh Nam Putnam and Leslie Jones, ABC backs its use in sanctioned bowling events after the war.
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American Bowling Congress
ABC
James MacLaren
TA. Walsh
Chicago
Putnam
Leslie Jones
Redwood Falls
Minn
Uncle Sam
Trimble War Fund Surpasses Quota by $523
GLOUSTER C F Guinther reports new contributions to the Nation War Relief drive in Trimble Township. Total receipts reach 9 023 64, only 523 64 short of the quota. Sunday services, Bible School at 9:00 a m, worship at 10:00, and evening service at 7:00. Church groups and local officials note unreported gifts and plan continued collections.
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Glouster
C. F. Guinthereas
Nation War Relief Drive
Onlis
Guinther
Delmar Gladden
Fribution
K. Peugh
Marcella Jonas
Bible School
New Order of Redemption
W. Jumnber
W. Wallace
E. K. Peugh
Maude Williams
Beister Tigner
Hollister
An- United Brethren Church
Nual
Chauncey
Gei
Gantzer
Agnes Cunningham
Kins
Athens
Gant
Methodist Church
Erand
Jerry
Paul Glouster
Watkins Lodge
Jacksonville
Trimble Lodge
C. A. Bingman
MM. LePavor
J. H. Elias
Ernest Parker
Hoy Seckinger
Vas
Crusade For Christ
Lancaster
Winkle
Legion Auxiliary Dinner Planned For Saturday Evening
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion announces preparations for a community dinner in Legion Hall Saturday evening. The event runs 4 p.m. into the night to allow all to participate in this annual affair. Chauncey Seaman Alex Kozak and Mrs Kozma announce the birth of an 8% pound son at their Millfield home on November 14. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Zigmond Kozma and Adolph Barieh. In the Philippines Pfe. Jack Canter, Chauncey, is reported to be serving there.
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American Legion
Legion Hall
Chauncex
Alex Kozak
Philippines
Chauncey
Arl Canter
Pfe
Jack Canter
The
Vidson of Former ster Man Killed
Report notes death of Star Service Robe tte Crew. 12 year infantry rank and son of Mr and Mrs Jonenh Crew, Columns. Also mentions former Giocelet resident and Frank Darling relative. War Dept reports death in Panes sr Ontos Beer Crater near January. Chauncey section includes Minnie mer Chauncey with news from son Sergeant mer in the Nether East Indies.
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Silouster
Rene
Nere
Star Sa Robette
Fran
Jonenh
Fremion
Giocelet
Frank Darling
New Plymouth
War Department
Beer Crater
Sirs Barieber
Trrantz
North High School
Viola Smith
Arthur
Public Games Party Tonight at American Legion Hall
Public Games Party is set for tonight at American Legion Hall beginning 8 15 oclock. C O committee in Trimble Township reports WY names and addresses not yet turned in for service members. Deadline to submit is Monday Nov 20. Parents bear responsibility for missing C S C Christmas boxes if names and addresses are not provided.
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American Legion Hal
Trimble Township
Glouster Church Members Attend Fourteenth District Conference
Glouster Church of Christ reports that 18 members attended the Fourteenth District Conference at Athens Sunday afternoon and evening. The event drew between 500 and 600 representatives from various churches in the district including Meigs and Athens. Rev P T Wellshimer of Canton was the principal speaker.
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Glouster
O. B.ayener
Glouster Church of Christ
Athens
Wa Meigs
Athecent
P. T. Wellshimer
Canton
Prisoner Free Paul E Brown Transfer Coursework
An inmate staff note details Paul E Brown from Walnut Mar granted seven day furlough to visit his brother in Philadelphia while under parole supervision. Brown formerly trained at Ohio State Highs and is now attached to the University for a course at Stinneapolis. Seaman 2¢ Wil Ingunke and Chauncey are also referenced in relation to Brown’s movements and supervision.
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Paul E. Brown
Walnut Mar
Heen
University of Sista Ai 'Stinneapolis
Chauncey
Syare
Brown
Watkins
Charleston
Ohio State
New
Pauline Nepaladelphia
Wilkesville Club Meeting and Community Updates
Wilkesville Garden Club met at Mrs. Max Hall's home on Tuesday with a $5 donation to the National War Fund. Knights of Pythias conferred degrees on new members Saturday. Proceeds from dances totaling about $30 went to the National War Fund, and about $10 from Pythian Sisters’ insurance proceeds to the Soldiers Breakfast Fund. Officers elected at the Eastern Star meeting included Worthy Matron Louise, Worthy Patron Hollis, and others. Mrs. Kyril Betz underwent major surgery at Holzer Hospital and is listed as satisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. T. V. McCumber moved into the Emil Stetfin property, now owned by Emery Johnson. Mrs. Cahoon and Mrs. Davis attended a farmers’ institute in Dyesville. Dora Sayre Long and a child returned from Columbus to their home.
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Wilkesville
Garden Club
Max’ Hall
National War Fund
Kyril Betz
Holzer Hospital
T. V. McCumber
Emil Stetfin
Emery Johnson
Knights of Pythias
Pyrthian Sisters
Mearthur
Order of the Eastern Star
Louise Worthy
Hollis
Jewell Strong
Lawrence Morton
Ruth Swishey
Anna’ Blore
Areta Grate
Shirley Peters
George Cahoon
Floyd Davis
Farmers’ Institute
Dyesville
Dora Sayre Long
Columbus
Chauncey Church Services Announced for Sunday
National Bible reading campaign to begin on Thanksgiving and continue through the year. Sunday schedules list speakers at Trimble Green Run and Chauncey churches, revival closings, Sunday School and Young People's services, and Methodist charges at Millfield Trimble and The Plains with specific times and leaders. The Loyal Women class meeting at Chauncey discussed church improvements and planned December events with pot luck and Christmas party.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ Parish
Gilbert
Courtney
Gilsbert Swart
Newark
Howard Pennell
Florence Gillespie
Charles Caffrey
Jacksonite Charge Methodist
the Plains
Fio
Jacksonvill
Gowdy Rejoins Reds as Coach After Army Service
Gowdy, a former major who served in World War I, returns to the Cincinnati Reds as coach. The club announced his readmission after John Hans Tobert’s unconditional release. Gowdy led Army recreational activities at Fort Benning, Georgia, and resides in Columbus, Ohio.
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Cincinnat
Gowdy
U.S. Army
Cincinnati Reds
Nati Baseball Club
John “Hans” Tobert
Columbus
Mrs Giffen Hosts Birthday Party In Chauncey
Evelyn Giffen entertained friends at her parents home on Converse Street Chauncey for the second birthday of daughter Judith Kay. Guests included Judy Kollister Teddy Kollister Janice Goodman Gerald Goodman Billy Koonover Jimmy Leiber Larry Grigsby Ruthie Hammond and others. Judith Kay received dolls from Italy sent by her father Corporal Leon Giffen. A birthday cake with two candles was presented. Services tonight at Mission Church will be led by Rev Ray Pide rock Rev Harry Dickerson and Andrew McKinney with McKinney on trap drums.
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Chauncey
Evelyn Giffen
George Johnson
Converse St. Chauncey
Judith Kay
Italy
Leon Giffen
Judy Kollister
Teddy Kollister
Janice Goodman
Gerald Goodman
Billy Koonover
Jimmy Leiber
Larry Grigsby
Ruthie Hammond
Gladys Grigsby
Homer’ Shields
Ruth Goodman
Lewis Johnson
Mary Kollister
Lillian Johnson
Jo Ann Johnson
Giffen
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