Army and Navy top AP college grid poll in week
Army and Navy hold first and second in the AP ranking after strong showings as Ohio State climbs to third and Randolph Field drops to fourth. Notre Dame falls to eighteenth after a recent win. Also noted are Bainbridge Naval Michigan and Georgia Tech among top contenders with upcoming Baltimore showdown in December. Mrs. Celia Hope visits Chauncey with mother Mrs. Isabella Coe.
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Shio State
Randolph Field
NEW York
Army
Navy
Baltimore
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Duke
South Carolina
California
Purdue
Ohio State
Southwestern
Texas
Bainbridge Naval
Michigan
Iowa
Southern California
Fourth
Air Force
March Field
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Columbus
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Indiana
Fourth Air Force
Great Lakes
Alabama
Camp Peary
Tennessee
el Toro
Calif
Marines
Norman
Okla
Second Air Force
North Carolina
Yale
Oklahoma A & M
Virginia
Third Air Force
Fort Pierce
Wake Forest
Mississippi
Georgia
Oklahoma
North Carolina State
North Carolina University
Chauncey
Celia Hope
Athens
Isabella Coe
Chester Officer Is Made Captain
Chester couple learns their son Harold P. Brown has been promoted from first lieutenant to captain in the Army Air Force. Assigned to a fighter group, he has served at French flight strips and studied at the University of Paris. A former Sidney High School athletic director, he enlisted in July 1942, coached at Patterson Wright Field in 1942, and shipped to overseas duty in February 1944. Now in Belgium.
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O.C.S
van Nuys
Calif
Belgium
Scarlet Backs Rated Better Than Wolves
CHICAGO-( )-Doug Mills University of Illinois athletic director says the Western Conference title will hinge on line versus backfield strength when Michigan faces Ohio State in Columbus. He notes Michigan has the stronger line but Ohio State’s backfield, led by Les Horvath, could prevail. A Buckeye win seals the crown. a Michigan win leaves the trophy in Wolverine hands with seven league games to Ohio’s six. Purdue beating Indiana could force a three way tie for second at 5-1.
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Chicago
Doug Mills
University of Illinois
Michigan
Ohio State
Columbus
Mills
Illini
Les Horvath
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Ohio
Purdue
Indiana
Boilermakers
Bucks
Dimancheff
Boilermaker
Navy
Horvath
Wolverine Navy
Ann Arbor
Bob Hoernschemeyer
Johnny Yingwirth
Northwestern
Illinois
Pomeroy Council approves year end fund transfers and road plans
The Pomeroy Council adopted a resolution for additional year end appropriations including General Fund lights thirty dollars hydrant rental one hundred forty Safety Fund extra police one eighty five firemen seventy five street repair gasoline fund materials eight hundred sixty labor four hundred traffic light ninety five auto license fund employees four hundred materials one thousand. The Brick and Lasley Street corner owned by Charles Sayre was surveyed and deed prepared by Ellis Hysell and R G Webster who donated services. Plans echo for Butternut and Brickets corner. Ward house painting approved for several wards with Mayor George Howell and Clerk Alvin Norris present.
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Pomeroy
Brick and Lasley Sts
Charles Sayre
Ellis Hysell
R. G. Webster
Butternut and
Brickets
Chapman
Canterbury
Campbell
Fugate
Karr
George Howell
Alvin Norris
Home Fruit Garden Bulletin Released by OSU Extension
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service has issued a new bulletin titled The Home Fruit Garden. It covers varieties management spraying and harvesting of bush and tree fruits. Free copies are available from the County Extension Office at Pomeroy Court House, announced County Agent C E Blakeslee.
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Pomeroy
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Pomeroy Court House
C. E. Blakeslee
Dozen or More High School Teams to Finish Season Undefeated
Ohio ends 1944 football with 12 to 14 teams unbeaten and untied, potential mythical state champions. Cathedral Latin and Libbey still play next week, nine other schools already undefeated, while St Marys fell to Lima South. McKinley claims hinge on a 6 to 0 win over Massillon.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Toledo Libbey
Cathedral Latin
Cleveland Lincoln
Libbey
Toledo Devilbiss
Columbus North
Cincinnati
Purcell
Athens
Crooksville
New Philadelphia
St. Clairsville
Greenville
Canton Township
Chauncey-Dover
Granville
Ada
Pandora
Little St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Lima South
Cleveland East Tech
Fense
Canton Timken
Canton McKinley
Warren
Bulldogs
Massillon
McKinley
Fullerton Roundup: Navy prep quotes and campus banter
In a chaotic prep for the Army Navy game two coaches Lt Comdr Rip Miller and Maj Andy Gustafson defend a two team approach as the only way to counter Navy. Players Murry Dickson Howard Krist and former Buckeyes transfer chatter mix with boxing managers boycotting Joe Turner over Eddie Walker. A Cornell start story ties in Navy trainee Edward Sharafanowich and a curious white socks punishment.
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New York
Comdr
Rip Miller
Maj
Andy Gustafson
Gustafson
Navy
Miller
George Munger
Murry Dickson
Howard Krist
Cardinal
France
New York Boxing Managers Guild
Joe Turner
Washington
Eddie Walker
Eddie
Turner
Chalky Wright
Paul Robeson, Jr
Dartmouth
Cornell
Edward Sharafanowich
White Sox
Glouster Legion Auxiliary Plans Christmas Gifts
Glouster Mrs Marie Hamber, president, asks Auxiliary members with sons or daughters in the service to send their addresses to secretary Mrs Grace Zimmer. The unit plans to send a gift to each service member and thanks the public for Armis tice Day dinner support and donations.
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Glouster
Marie Hambel
Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Auxiliary
Grace Zimmer
Hamber
News of Glouster Men in Service
Walter Harper a chief torpedo man in the United States Navy recently arrived in California for a 30 day leave. He then visited his mother in Trimble before reporting to Jacksonville Florida. Harper served over 20 years and was at Pearl Harbor on December 7 1941 during the attack. Norman Brown of the United States Navy on overseas duty is on leave with his wife in Athens visiting relatives with his stepfather and mother.
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Glouster
Walter Harper
United States Navy
California
Trimble
L. G. Carey
Jacksonville
Fla
Walter
Pearl Harbor
Montrose
Norman) Brown
Athens
Brown
Walter McDivitt
George Williams Dies At Bishopville Home
George Williams aged 62 died Sunday afternoon at 3 15 at his home near Bishopville. Survived by wife Amanda. Body at Wallace Funeral Home will be moved to the late home tonight. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 at Glouster Methodist Church with Rev A G Winkle officiating. Burial in Bishopville Cemetery.
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Glouster
George Williams
Bishopville
Amanda
Wallace Funeral Home
Glouster Methodist Church
A. G. Winkle
Glouster Couple Welcome Son Michael Allan
Francis Holcomb and Mrs Holcomb formerly Mildred Winner announce the birth of a nine pound son named Michael Allan on Wednesday November 8. A first daughter Kenneth Eugene is two years old. The family is living with Holcombs mother, Mrs Chester Dennis, for the duration while the husband serves in amphibious forces in the South Pacific.
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Glouster
Francis Holcomb
Glouster Social Notes Guests and Weekend Visit Highlights
Lieut Walter B Sweazy attended a six o'clock dinner at sister Mrs Loren Fierces Greens Run Friday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Porter Sweazy and the honored guest. Sweazy planned to travel to Columbus November 23 then Fort Lewis Washington. Others visiting included Mr and Mrs Thomas Carter and their two children from Columbus and Miss Jane Murray a Lancaster teacher spending the weekend at home.
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Walter B. Sweazy
Loren Fierce
Greens Run
Porter Sweazy
Carbondale
Sweazy
Columbus
Ellwood Barstow
Joe Pritchard
Fort
Thomas Carter
Glouster
George Carter
Jane Murray
Lancaster
Child injured by clothespin rushed to hospital
Susan Jauchius, two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Jauchius, cut interior throat with a clothes pin. She received two stitches at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a ride by car. She is improving at home. Jauchius is in the service. Local schools including Glouster High and elementary institutions will close Wednesday afternoon for Thanksgiving and reopen Monday.
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Glouster
Susan Jauchius
Arthur Jauchius
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Harry Rankin
Dan Kovach
Janchius
J.-T. High
J.-T
Jacksonville
Greens Run
Hollister
McLeish
Vernon couple marks 59th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs C A Vernon celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary on Friday November 17 at their Glouster home. The couple have shared many years of marriage and family life in the community.
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Glouster
C. A. Vernon
Brides Drugged Before Marriage in Bugis Ceremony
On Celebes Island the Bugis tribe practices a ritual where brides are drugged three days prior to marriage to deter them from eyeing any men besides their future husbands. The practice underscores strict gender roles and control within traditional matchmaking customs.
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Celebes Island
Horvath Nears Big Ten Ground Gaining Crown
Ohio State halfback Leslie Horvath, 167 pounds, leads the Big Ten ground gain with 565 yards over five games as Purdue’s Boris Dimancheff trails by 39 yards. Horvath also contends for the conference scoring title, with Dimancheff close behind. The race could hinge on the final weekend as Ohio State meets Michigan and Purdue faces Indiana.
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Chicago
Leslie Horvath
Ohio State
Purdue
Boris Dimancheff
Horvath
John L. Griffith
Buckeye Star
Dimancheff
Boilermakers
Navy
Illinois
Wiese
Michigan
Ohio St
Young
Mwinois
Greenwood
Ilinois
N.G. Horvath
Williams
Minneta
Minois
Nussbaumer
Mich
Hoernschemeyer
Ind
Yungwirth
Northwe
Schultz
Minnesota
Chauncey Boy Returns From Marietta Hospital
Chauncey Robert Graham fourteen year old son of Rev and Mrs Gus Graham returned home Saturday from the Osteopathic hospital in Marietta after two weeks nursing for an injury to his right hand caused by a plane in the school workshop. The thumb was amputated at the first joint and the fingers were badly lacerated but are improving. His school mates are invited to call and see him. He was accompanied from the hospital by his parents.
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Chauncey
Robert Graham
Gus Graham
Chauncey Schools
Marietta
Week-Old Son Dies in Chauncey
Danny Ray Chauncey, week-old son of Mr and Mrs Ray Dicken Florence McKee, died at the family home on Lexington Avenue. The body was taken to Stout Funeral Home. Survivors include the parents two sisters Norma Jean and Jo Ann and grandparents Vern Dicken Logan Route 1 and Roy McKee May Avenue Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Danny Ray
Ray Dicken
Florence McKee
Lexington Ave
Stout Funeral Home
Norma Jean
Jo Ann
Vern Dicken
Logan Route 1
Roy McKee
May Ave
Chauncey Dinner Party Hosts Notable Local Guests
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sapp of Chauncey hosted a two course dinner at Mill Street Sunday. Guests included Mrs Betty Sapp and Barbara. Mrs Evelyn Little and Ada Jane. Mrs Dailey Sapp and Desmond. Mrs Josephine Lott. Mrs Sarah Stratton. and Mr and Mrs Arthur Sapp all of Chauncey and Nelsonville residents were noted.
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Chauncey
Arthur Sapp
Mill St
Betty Sapp
Barbara
Evelyn Little
Ada Jane
Nelsonville
Dailey Sapp
Desmond
Josephine Lott
Sarah Stratton
Attend Meeting GLOUSTER Methodist Attendees List
Members of the local Methodist Church who attended the Crusade for Christ Educational Meeting in Lancaster’s First Methodist Church included Rev. A. G. Winkle and several couples and widows. Mrs Gordon traveled to see William Gordon, a former Glouster resident, reported seriously ill.
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Glouster
Crusade For Christ
Lancaster
A. G. Winkle
C. A. Bingman
Carl Wilson
Gertrude Pride
J. W. Yaw
Marjorie Bennett
Annetta Lewis
R. B. Smith
P. J. Stanley
Elizabeth Gordon
Gordon
William Gordon
Parish Announces Bible Readings for Thanksgiving to Christmas
Chauncey Church of Christ joins the National Bible Reading Campaign starting Thanksgiving Day with Psalm 23 on Thursday and John 14 on Friday. Saturday repeats Psalm 23, and Sunday church markers will distribute daily scriptures through Christmas across all parish churches.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Chauncey guests visit Columbus plant for Family Day
Mrs Lettie Hintz Mrs Ruth Hartley and Mrs Frances Higgins of Chauncey spent Sunday in Columbus as guests of Mrs Gloria Hintz Gabriel. They attended the Columbus Plant Curtiss Wright Corporation Family Day program featuring plant tours the presentation of the Army Navy FE award and a flight demonstration.
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Chauncey
Lettie Hintz
Ruth Hartley
Frances Higgins
Columbus
Gloria Hintz Gabriel
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Morristown Morality Church Cottage Prayer Meeting
The Chauncey weekly cottage prayer meeting of the Morristown Holiness Church will be held Thursday at 7 PM in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McKinney.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Andrew McKinney
PEK-O-TABS Claim Youth Boost for Men
An ad touts PEK-O-TABS as a scientific vitamin preparation for men facing middle age fatigue. It promises renewed pep and a firmer grip on life, citing thousands of testimonials and offering 200 tablets for 3.00 or 400 tablets for 5.00 with plain wrap packaging from Rite Health Dist Co, Philo, Pa.
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Rite Health Dist CO
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Chester
Scarlet
Logan
Monument Co
George C. Shaw
W. Main St
Pomeroy Council
Quick’'S
Union St
Athens, Ohio
Lions
Cleveland
Columbus West
West
Cincinnati Purcell
Cincinnati Elder
Purcell de
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Pfc
Bob Rinehart
Glouster Legion Auxiliary
Marie Mechum
Mary Hawk
Daven
Seiznecx
Rebecca
Claudette Colbert
Jennifer Jones
Joseph Cotten
Shirley Temple
Monty ‘Woolley
Lionel Barrymore
Robert Walker
Sun
Big Ten
Chauncey Boy
Marietta Hospital
Robt
Graham
Philo
Elere
Edgerton
Branigan
Stanley
South Court Street
Golden Muscatel Marsala
Aleatico
Rhine Sau
Erne Chablis
Mies Mitkai
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