Army and Navy Lead Weekly Grid Poll in Scramble
Army and Navy hold the top spots in the Associated Press poll as they prepare for their December 2 clash in Baltimore. Ohio State rises to third with Randolph Field dropping to fourth after key results. Notre Dame falls from the elite set, while Michigan, Georgia Tech, and Navy figures fill the expanded top ranks.
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Yar
Army
Navy
Baltimore
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Duke
South Carolina
California
Purdue
Ohio State
Randolph Field
Southwestern
Texas
Bainbridge Naval
Michigan
Iowa
Southern California
Air Force
March
Georgia
Northwestern
Columbus
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Indiana
Georgia Tech
Ftven
Great Laker
Alabama
Camp Peary
Tennessee EL Toro
Calif. Marines
Virginia
Third Air Force
Fort Pierce
Wake Forest
Mississippi
Oklahoma
North Carolina State
North Carolina University
Chester Man Promoted to Captain in Army Air Force
Harold Prown Brown, son of Mr and Mrs A H L of Chester, rises from lieutenant to captain. He serves as a fighter pilot in the Army Air Force and has been stationed at light strips in France. A former athletic director at Sidney High School he attended the University of Paris before his promotion and was commissioned in July 1942. He coached the backfield of the Patterson Wright Field team in 1942, later became a second lieutenant at DES, taught there for six months, then moved to a tactical unit and departed for the overseas theater in February 1944 from Van Nuys California. He is currently stationed in Belgium.
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Chester
A. Hlown
Harold P. Irown
Captain Brown
Army Air Force
France
University of Paris
T Captain Brown
Sidney
Patterson-Wright
Des
van Nuys
Calif
Belgium
Pomeroy Council Approves Year End Budget Additions
A Monday night council meeting at City Hall adopted a resolution requesting additional appropriation for the year. The General Fund, Safety Fund, street and utility line items were itemized, including funds for lights, hydrant rental, police, firemen, street repair, auto licenses, and materials. The council noted surveyed corner property on Brick and Lasley Streets donated by Charles Sayre for widening the end. Improvements on the Butternut and Brick corner were planned, and ward houses to be painted in First and Third wards. Mayor Jorge Howell and Clerk Alvin Norris attended along with Chapman, Canterbury, Campbell, Fugate and Karr. A new bulletin from the Ohio State Agricultural Extension Service promotes fruit varieties and care, available free from the County Extension Office. County Agent C. E. Blakestee announced.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Council
Lasley Ste. F
Charles Sayre
Ellis
Butternut
Kck
Chapman
Canterbury
Campbell
Fugate
Karr
Jorge Howell
Alvin Norris
Scarlet Backs Rated Better Than Wolves
Chicago report from Doug Mills notes University of Illinois athletic director comments on the Western Conference title race between Michigan and Ohio State. Both teams beat his team 14 points. Michigan has a tougher schedule with seven league games, while Ohio State holds six. A Buckeye win would edge the crown. a Wolverines victory keeps the title in Michigan’s hands. Purdue’s potential upset of Indiana could influence second place.
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Chicago
Itrom
Doug Mills
University Ofllinois
Michigan
Ohio State
Columbus
Mills
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Ohio
Purdue
Indiana
Boilermakers
Bucks
Red
Ann Arbor
Bob Hoernschemeyer
Johnny Yungwirth
Northwestern
Horvath
Tiinois
Pat Ps Dimanchett
Wiese
Rath
Ohio St
Acng Fer
Ind
Ohio States
Schults
Williams
Minnesota
Dozen or more high school teams to finish season unbeaten
Dozen or more Ohio high schools head to basketball with unbeaten season hopes. Cathedral Latin and Libbey edge toward final tests, while Columbus North Purcell and several others already boast nine or more straight wins. Canton McKinley wrapped season with a 27 to 0 Massillon victory, shaping state title talk.
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Toledo Linvey
Jtitl
Cathedral Latin
Cleveland Lincoln
Libbey
Toledo Devilbiss
Fense
Philadelphia
Banton
Timken
Canton McKinley
Sameson
Warren
Bulldogs
Massillon
McKinley
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
Army Navy prep talk as two-team strategy is tested with Lt. Comdr Rip Miller and Maj. Andy Gustafson leading discussions. Cracking quips compare blocking styles and the danger of Cadets’ linemen. Also notes former Cardinal hurlers Dickson and Krist in France.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Rip Miller
Andy Gustafson
Gustafson
Navy
Miller
George Munger
Murry Dickson
Howard Krist
France
Glouster Legion Auxiliary Plans Christmas Gift Drive
Glouster Mrs Marie Ham vel president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion requests all Auxiliary members with sons or daughters in service send their addresses to secretary Mrs Jace Zimmer soon. The group plans to mail a gift to each service member. The unit also thanks the public for patronage at the Armistice Day dinner and acknowledges donors of food and helpers.
Chauncey Social Notes Highlights and Obituaries
Glouster social notes report Chauncey boy Chauncey Xonert Grim returned from Marietta Osteopathic hospital after a two week stay for an arm injury. His thumb was amputated at the first joint and fingers lacerations improved. Lieut Walter B Sweazy to visit family in Greens Run before leaving for Columbus. Chauncey mourns Danny Ray Barstow and Barbara Sapp events. Church readings and prayer meeting announcements from Chauncey reflect community life.
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Chauncey—Xonert Grim
Gus Greham
Chauncey
Marietta
JONOR
Walter B. Sweazy
Loren Fieree
Greens Run
Porter Sweazy
Carbondale
Aren Fierce
Sweazy
Columbus
Jo’ Ann
Vern Dicken
Logan
Roy McKee
Mayne
News of Glouster Men in Service
Walter Harper a chief torpedo man in the U S Navy recently landed in California for a 30 day leave. He visited his mother Mrs L G Carey in Trimble before reporting to Jacksonville Florida. Harper served at Pearl Harbor on December 7 1941 during the attack. Norman Brown on duty overseas is on leave with his wife in Athens. He and his parents Mr and Mrs Walter McDivitt are visiting relatives in the city.
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Glouster
Walter Harper
United States Navy
Infornia
California
Trimble
L. G. Carey
Jacksonville
Fla
Walter Hitg
Earl Harbor
Montrose
Norman) Brown
Athens
Brown
Walter McDivitt
George Williams Dies At Bishopville Home
George Williams aged 62 died at his home near Bishopville Sunday afternoon at 3 13. He is survived by his wife Amanda. The body is at the Wallace Funeral Home and will be moved to the late home tonight. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at Glouster Methodist Church with Rev A G Winkle officiating. Burial in Bishopville Cemetery.
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George Williams
Bishopville
Glouster
Amanda
Wallace Funeral
Glouster Methodist ‘Church
A. G. Winkle
Horvath Near Big Ten Ground-Gaining Crown as Buckeyes Lead
Ohio State dominating team stats as Les Horvath sits close to the Big Ten rushing and scoring lead amid a tight race with Purdue star Dimancheff. Horvath trails Dimancheff in scoring but is within reach of the ground gains championship while Ohio State eyes the conference title at Columbus after a strong season showing.
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Les Horvath
Aorvath
Ohio State
Navy
Horvath
Purdue
Michigan
Boris Dimancheff
Columbus
Dimancheff
Indiana
John L. Griffith
Dimancheft
Fcor
Buckeye
Illinois
Diman
Glouster Weekend Visitors and School Thanksgiving Close
Mr and Mrs Thomas Carter and two children from Columbus visited his parents in Glouster over the weekend. Miss Jane Murray a Lancaster teacher spent the weekend at her home. Susan Jauchius daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Jauchius cut her throat with a pin and required two stitches at Sheltering Arms Hospital. she is improving at home. Glouster schools including High and Elementary near Jacksonville and Greens Run Hollister and McLeish close Wednesday afternoon for Thanksgiving vacation, resuming Monday morning. Mr and Mrs C A Vernon observed their 59th wedding anniversary Friday.
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Glouster
Francis Holcomb
Thomas Carter
Columbus
George Carter
Jane Murray
Lancaster
Susan Jauchius
Arthur Jauchius
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Harry Rankin
Dan Kovach
Minchius
Crusade for Christ Educational Meeting Attendees
Members of the Lancaster Methodist Church attended the Crusade for Christ Educational Meeting at First Methodist Church. Among them were Rev. A G Winkle, CA Bingman and spouse, Carl Wilson and spouse, Gertrude Pride, J V Yaw, Aarjorie Bennett, Annetta Lewis, R B Smith, P J Stanley, and Elizabeth Gordon. Mrs Gordon visited to see William Gordon, a former Gloucester resident, who is seriously ill.
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Alouster
Rofal
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