Hoosiers Seek First Western Conference Title And Bucket
Indiana runs into Purdue in Bloomington for the Old Oaken Bucket as it pursues its first unbeaten conference season in about 50 years and awaits a possible Michigan Ohio State result. Indiana’s surge began with a 13-7 win over Michigan and includes a 52-0 rout of Iowa.
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AL Vermeer
NEA
New York
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Northwestern
Purdue
Bloomington
Hoosiers
Ann Arbor
Bo McMillin
McMillin
Tlinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Tulsa
Cornell
Pittsburgh
Ind
Teach Foes Baseball Says Zeke Bonuras War Hero
Zeke Bonuras, veteran first baseman for Washington, the New York Giants, and the Chicago clubs, urges Europe to play baseball to end killing. While Army sports director in the Mediterranean theater he taught the game to Germans and prisoners, calling himself the Judge Landis of Europe as he plans future deals.
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Kris Kreeger
New Orleans
Zeke Bonuras
Europe
Zeke
Washington
New York Giants
Chicago
Mediterranean
Landis
Dartmouth strengthens team with new players in tie with Princeton
Dartmouth added about six players including Glen Treichler of Colgate to its squad after a 13 12 draw with Princeton. Governor Meadows of West Virginia opened in Charleston league by bowling a strike on his first ball.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
Princeton
Glen Treichler
Colgate
Governor Rolls
Charleston
W. Va
Governor Meadows
West Virginia
Two Cadets Davis and Blanchard Do Work of Notre Dames Four Horsemen
Unclear clipping notes Earl Heiner and Mack McCord hunting incident with a pheasant. It discusses Notre Dame history and Army’s 1947 era backfield, praising Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis and contrasting Army with Navy and Michigan State coaching perspectives.
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Blanchard
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
New York
Subway
Army
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Marchmont Schwartz
Hughie Devore
Junior Davis
Army's Line Finally Gets Recognition
Dewitt Coulter, Army's huge left tackle from Texas, voted lineman of the week by national football writers for the Cadets 61-0 win over Penn. Several Army players received votes, signaling strong Cadet line depth. other honorees included Warren Ambling, Dick Foreman, Jim Kekeris, Mort Hochheiser, and Al Parks among listed ends guards centers.
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New York
Dewitt ‘Coulter
Army
Tohoka
Tex
Penn
Hank Foldberg
Johnny Green
al Nemetz
Warren Ambling
Ohio State Guard
Dick Foreman
Wake Forest
Jim Kekeris
Missouri
Mort. Hochheiser
Temple Center
al Bparks
U.c.la
Jack Mead
Wisconsin
Ted Kiuzewski
Indiana
Bob Nelson
Washington
Dale Schwartzkope
Texas
Jack McBride
Rice
Ackles
Mike Castronis
Georgia
Joe Kirkland
Virginia
Ross Orr
Virginia Tech
Bobby Davis
Georgia Tech
Tom Dean
Southern Methodist
Mark Dolin
Temple
Ralph Grueven
Drake
Doc Holloway
William and Mary
Frank Lebart
Harvard
Felix Trapani
Louisiana State
Morris Klein
Idaho
Funeral services for Elza Burchfield
Elza Birchfield 76 a Chauncey District resident died Friday at St. Anthony Hospital Columbus after surgery. Funeral Monday at Jagers Funeral Home with Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiating. Survived by wife Rose and two foster children. Golden wedding anniversary noted. Born in Canaan Township, well known in Athens County.
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Chauncey
Elza Birchfield
Dividing Ridge
Sugar Creek
St. Anthony Hospital
Columbus
Jagers
Gilbert Courtney
First Church of Christ
Bradfield
Christine Brown
Helen Courtney
Burchfield
Rose
Victor Hubler
Anna Love
Athens
Canaan Township
Athens County
Rites Held for Infant Son of Mark Frazee
Chauncey infant Chauncey Edgar, son of Mark and Virginia Frazee, was buried Friday in Nye Cemetery Chauncey by Jagers Funeral Service. Mrs Frazee, in Sheltering Arms Hospital, was slightly improved. Visitors include Mrs Luella Preston and Mrs Edith Cochran. Pvt Mark Frazee serves in the South Pacific.
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Chauncex
Mark Edgar
Mark
Virginia Frazee
Chauncey
Nye
Jagers
Frazee
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Luella Preston
Edith Cochran
Pvt
Mark Frazee
South Pacific
Chauncey Area Families Visit in Marion and Columbus
Chauncey residents Mary Kiser and Floyd Kiser hosted guests from Sand Ridge and Chauncey districts in Marion over the weekend. Other locals joined relatives in Marion for Thanksgiving and visited Columbus to see children and grandchildren, including visits by Mr and Mrs Clifford Shafer and Mr and Mrs Burg Johnston.
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Mary Kiser
Sand Ridge
Lowe Guy
Bailey Run
Marion
Floyd Kiser
Sand
Clifford Shafer
Martha Sue
Burg Johnston
Chauncey
Columbus
Wri
Charlie Fenders
Ward Family Heads to Columbus for Visit
Mr and Mrs Marshall Ward and children Betty Jo Dora Tommy Ruth and Marshall Kelly of near Chauncey visited Columbus Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Ward Mrs Ada Reed Mrs Sarah Thomas and Louise Thomas Also with Mr and Mrs Leo Hartman of Groveport and Mrs Anna Ward of Middleport who has been visiting her daughter Mrs Thomas They also called on Mr and Mrs Nile Davis Mrs Davis has been bedfast but is improved and able to sit up part of the time.
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Chauncey
Marshall Ward
Betty Jo
Dora
Tommy
Ruth
Marshall Kelly
Near Chauncey
Columbus
Charles Ward
Ada Reed
Sarah Thomas
Louise Thomas
Leo Hartman
Groveport
Anna Ward
Middleport
Thomas
Lonnie Phelps Transferred from Camp Atterbury to Fort Bliss
Mrs. Mary Kise L announces her son Lonnie Phelps has been transferred from Camp Atterbury to Fort Bliss Texas after enlisting in the Army and receiving new orders.
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Chauncey
Mary Kisel
Lonnie Phelps
Camp Atterbury
Fort Bliss
Texas
Army
Stright Family Fetes Son’s Natal Day With Oyster Supper
An oyster supper at the home of Mr and Mrs R H Stright New Marshfield Rt 1 honored their son MT Sgt Dan H Stright USMC on his 25th birthday. He is on furlough after 30 months in the South Pacific. Guests included his wife and baby son and several local families.
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R. H. Stright
New Marshfield Rt. 1
Dan H. Stright
USMC
South Pacific
Lad
Chester Lowry
Marve Brooks
Darrel Ulbrich
Church Services and Weekend Visits Across Ohio Towns
Chesterhill Amesville schedules show morning service at 9 30 with church school at 10 30 and youth meeting at 7 30 pm. Chesterhill Sunday church service listed for 11 am with Youth Fellowship at 7 31 pm and Monday notes report visits in The Plains and Columbus with family gatherings and hospital updates.
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Chesterhill
Amesville
Chesterhl
Trimble Grange Holds Its Annual Inspection
Trimble Grange in Glouster conducted its annual inspection with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Carbaugh of Athens leading ceremonies. Two candidates received third and fourth degrees, totaling 35 new members this year with 50 aimed for. Ten members remain to reach the quota by December 31, while five more await initiation.
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Trimble Grange
E. E. Johnson
Athens
Meigs
Gallia
Glouster High crowns Twila Williams homecoming queen
Twila Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Williams Jr was chosen homecoming queen at Glouster High School. Miss Margaret Dunlevy presided at the crowning during the Wednesday evening ceremony after the football game between Glouster Tombeats and the J T Cardinals at the stadium on November 7.
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Twila Williams
Thomas Williams, Jr
Glouster High School
Glouster’ ‘Tombeats
J.T. Cardinals
Margaret Dunlevy
Im LeFavor Dies at Home in Glouster After Illness
M Manning LeFavor longtime Glouster resident of 48 years died at his High Street home Wednesday at 2 00 AM after a three week illness He was born in Meigs County came to Glouster in 1897 and worked in a drug store from 1903 He is survived by three sons Dr Dean LeFavor Palmira NJ Harold Le Favor and Carroll LeFavor three grandchildren and one sister Mrs Henry Weaver Coolville R D Burial will be in Bishopville Cemetery with funeral at Glouster Methodist Church Saturday at 2 00 PM conducted by Rev Eugene Brown He was a choir leader and member of the Methodist Church Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges.
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Glouster
Manning M. LeFavor
High Street
Meigs County
Dean LeFavor
Palmira
N. J
Harold LeFavor
Coshocton
Carrol LeFavor
Chicago
Henry Weaver
Coolville
R. D
LeFavor
Methodist Church
John S. Blower
Eugene Brown
Bishopville Cemetery
Glouster Methodist Church
Mrs Clark Improves After Columbus Hospital Operation
Mrs Agnes Clark was taken to St. Francis Hospital in Columbus after an operation Tuesday morning. She is reported improving satisfactorily. Friends may send cards addressed to her in care of St. Francis Hospital Columbus.
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Glouster
Agnes Clark
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Riends
County Schools Close For Four Day Holiday
The Glouster area schools including CGlouster Hollister McLeish J.-T. High School and J.T. Elementary at Jacksonville Greens Run close Wednesday afternoon for a four day break and will resume Monday morning.
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Hollister
McLeish
J.-T. High School
J.T
Jacksonville
Greens Run
Army Discharge for Harry Conway Noted in Home Visit
Harry Conway recently received his army discharge at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania after two years overseas. He is staying with his parents Mr and Mrs Porter Conway. Also Cecil M Kisor M M Sc returned to Philadelphia after a 60 day leave with his wife Leona and plans discharge soon after more than six years in service with five years eight months overseas.
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Glouster
T. A. Noor J
Coshecton
Thomas Athey
Edythe Mae Henry
Columbus
John Henry
Eddie Miller
Dorothy Popely
Long Island City
Thomas Brown
Addie Griffin
Philadelphia
Brown
Griffin
Zanesville
Bernard Tucker
Evert Henry
Jay Greenfield
Nichols Hospital
Louisville
Washington, D. C
Alfred Andrews
Anna Marie Andrews
Daniel Burns
Franklin E. Burns
E.M
Kyushi
Joseph Swate
Indiantown Gap
Germany
Slec Walligm
A. Campbell
San Francisco
Calif
Harry Colley
Alfred Morris, Jr
Pic
Harry Conway
Porter Conway
Cecil M. Kisor
Leona
Operation Successful At Grant Hospital
Mrs. Marvin Murphy took her son Jackie Loy to Grant Hospital in Columbus Monday for an operation to remove a neck growth. The operation succeeded but the boy will remain hospitalized for a few days. Accidental hunting death near Damascus Ohio claims 16 year old Donald Fitzwater of Sebring. He was struck by a companion's shotgun discharge.
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Glouster
Marvin Murphy
Jackie Loy
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Lttle
Salem
Donald Fitzwater
Sebring
Damascus
Bricker Endorsed by Wood County GOP for Senate
The Wood County Republican executive committee endorses former Governor John W. Bricker for U S Senator in the upcoming May primary elections.
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Brickher
Bowling Green
Wood County
Republican Executive Committee
John W. Bricker
U. S
Orange Bowl pass touchdowns dominate six game run
Seventeen of thirty five touchdowns in the last six Orange Bowl games came by forward pass with ten more from overhead plays. In Fremont, merchants plan to reopen the Produce market after wartime closure.
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MIAMI
Fremont
Kid Kegler Patti Gould Opens Strong Season
Seven year old Patti Gould the first woman to join the Syracuse Women's Bowling Association for 1915 46 season started well at Fayetteville alleys rolling six strikes in a row for a 162 game Her mother grandmother and three aunts all on the same team placed second in last year's Post Standard women's tournament.
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NEA
Fayetteville
Patti Gould
Syracuse Women’s Bowting Association
Few Colleges In Turkey Day Grid Battles
A group of Thanksgiving football games features Arkansas-Tulsa Colorado University Denver Utah State Utah Wake Forest South Carolina plus regional showdowns. Denver and Colorado contest for the conference lead while Wake Forest eyes the Southern Conference race with potential showdowns against Clemson and North Carolina Duke.
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New York
Arkansas
Drake-Wichita
Marquette
Wake Forest
Deacons
South Carolina
Clemson
North Carolina
Duke
Gophers Ready in Good Shape for Wisconsin Clash
Minnesota's Gophers report strong fitness for Saturday's game with Wisconsin after rest. Red Williams is improving after missing last week's Iowa match, while Vic Kulbitski Larry Olsonoski and Bob Runkel are expected to be ready for the Badgers.
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Minneapolis
Minnesosota
Wisconsin
Red Williams
Iowa
Vic Kulbitski
Larry Olsonoski
Bob Runkel
Badgers
National Football League Attendance Nears Record
The NFL reports 1 526 475 fans have attended all league games this year up 24 3 percent from last season amid likely weather disruptions over the next three Sundays. Championship attendance stands at 1 084 310, 14 1/2 percent above 1944 with 11 games left before inter-divisional play. Strong gains posted by Cleveland, Rams, and other teams push totals toward the 1941 mark despite possible setbacks.
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National Football League
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Rams
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Washington
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Green Bay
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Cage Schedule Announced for GLOUSTER-Glousier High
GLOUSTER Glousier High announces a season opener with New Lexington on November 30 and a raft of away and home games through February 22. The schedule lists matchups against McConnelsville Malta Chauncey Dover Crooksville Jacksonville Trimble St J Thomas Rutland Caldwell Philo Roseville and New Lexington with home and away designations.
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Glouster
Glousier
New Lexington
McConnelsville-Malta
New Concord
Chauncey-Dover
Crooksville
Jacksonville-Trimble
St.j. Thomas
Rutland
Caldwell
Philo
Chauncey-Dever
Roseville
Chauncey Dover
Cpl Jack R Brown Receives Army Discharge at Camp Atterbury
Cpl Jack R Brown son of Mr and Mrs N T Brown Trimble was discharged on November 12 after 32 months service including 27 overseas in Africa Italy France and Germany. He wears the Purple Heart Good Conduct Medal Meritorious Service Unit Award and five battle stars. He and his wife Jean Hawk of Warren are visiting his parents.
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Glouster
Jack R. Brown
N. T. Brown
Trimble
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Africa
Italy
France
Germany
Dark
Arrowbhead
Jean Hawk
Warren
Bucks Have New Offense For Wolverines
Ohio State coach Carroll Widdoes drilled the Bucks on a new offense to surprise Michigan in the season-ending clash at Ann Arbor. He worked 35 minutes on plays and other maneuvers kept since the season, naming Dick Fisher captain of the Scarlets and Gray as he closes his fourth season.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Bucks
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Carroll Widdoes
Wolverines
Widdoes
Dick Fisher
Scarlets
Gray
Fisher
Ohio
Town Seahawks
Navy
Duke Blue Devils Schedule Shows 23 Games Ahead
Duke University basketball releases a schedule listing 23 games from December 4 to February 16. In a separate note Mexico hosts the first yearling sale in Meico City, grossing 403000 pesos with an average price of 16816 pesos per head for 124 head sold.
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Blue Devils
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Meico City
Mexico
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