Army Navy clash tops week’s grid list
Army and Navy renew their rivalry in a national championship showdown as Army carries a four touchdown edge while Navy seeks its 18th straight win over a two year span. Elsewhere, USC faces UCLA for the Pacific Coast title and a possible Rose Bowl bid, while Texas and Missouri also chase conference crowns. Duke, Penn, and others crown titles in their leagues.
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Trojans
Southern California
Texas University Longhorns
UC_L.A
Alabama
Washington State Cougars
Washington
Oregon State
Washington State
Texas
Texas A. & M
Rice
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Holy, Cross
Sunbowl
New Mexico
India Nk
Purdue
Duke
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Missouri
Kansas
Denver
Colorado
Oklahoma A.&m
Virginia
Bama
Crimson Tide
Pensacola Navy
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Aggies
Oklahoma
Maryland
Cavaliers
South Carolina
Harvard
Yale
Louisiana State
Tulane
Notre Dame
Great Lakes
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
St. Mary's Navy
California
Georgia Tech
Nelsonville Auxiliary Plans Christmas Gift Drive
NelsonvilleAuxiliary to feature a large Christmas party volunteer drive for Yanks Who Gave in hospitals. Glenford Dugan Post 229 urges citizens to contribute gifts with item lists, deliver through merchants and Legion. Dec 10 deadline, pickup by phone 395 at Hoodiets Betts or Adamson stores.
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Loyd Brown
Nelsonville
American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary
Wile
Glenford Dugan
Legion Post
Chillicothe
Joe
J. J. Jane
Fletcher Hospital
Crile Hospital
C.D
Ministerial Association
Merchants' Association
Miner’s Unions
Coal Comepanies
Eddie Cantor
Paul Hashman
Dale McNamee
Floyd Brown
Hoodiets Dept
Betts Drug Store
Adamson's Clothing Store
the Legion
Nelsonville Social Notes and Thanksgiving Gatherings
Nelsonville social notes record Mrs. Walter Carpenter honoring her daughter Donna Jean on her eighth birthday with games and prizes. The MLCT Club planned a Christmas party and exchanged gifts. A double ring marriage united Serg. Chas Evans and Daisy Moray at New Plymouth with Evans returning to work in Nelsonville Post Office. Other items note guest players at bridge, Chapter meetings, and extensive Thanksgiving visits by local families and service members returning home.
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Nelsonville
Walter Carpenter
Donna Jean
Jack Whitlatch
Eugene San Jborn
Mary Wolfe
Dora
Geo. M. Wilson
Maynard Ave
Methodist Church
Columbus
Chas W. Evans
Guy Evans
W. Columbus
Daisy Mace
Irvin Moray
New Plymouth
Columbus Church
Relta Moray
Paul F. Betts
Mise Moravy
Evans
U8. Army
Indiantown Gap
Evana
Club Officers Are To Meet Tonight
NELSONVILLE officers of the Emblem Club are to meet at the Elks Hall tonight at 8 oclock for a regular business meeting. The meeting will be followed by the regular session Tuesday night at 8 oclock with officers and members urged to attend. A rummage sale is planned in the Warner Building on W Columbus St Friday and Saturday, Nov 30 and Dec 1 by the Conference Club of the Church of Christ. Volunteers with sale items should call Mrs Mona Bateman.
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Elizabeth Zane Dew
D.A.R
W. L. Hudson
Lettie Doe Hintz
W. H. Weigand
Nelsonville
Emblem Club
Elks Hall
Conference Club
Church of Christ
Warner Building
Columbus St
Mona Bateman
Athens Man Feels Like Swollen Balloon After Meals
An Athens resident reports bloating and gas after meals, with acid liquids spitting up for hours. He credits ERB-HELP, a 12 herb remedy, for relief and regular bowels, claiming a return to normal eating. Available at Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut Rate in Nelsonville.
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Athens
Athens Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Betts
Ady
William Deer Dies Sunday in Nelsonville Area
William D Deer 20 a Marine on 72 hour pass died Sunday morning at Gibbons Hospital Nelsonville from a gunshot wound after a confrontation with City Police Chief James Cone at Johnsons Cafe Deer was shot by the officer during a struggle and his father and wife faced grand jury charges Funeral arrangements are set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Warren Funeral Home with service by Rev William M George and burial in Greenlawn He is survived by his wife Mary Kelly Deer and his parents plus three sisters and a sister-in Columbus
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Nelsonville
William D. Deer
U.S. Marine Corps
Gibbons Hospital
Logan
Johnson's
Young Deer
Marine Corps
Nelsonville Rfc
Bainbridge
James Cone
Wiliam Deer
Mary Deer
Columbus
Warren Funeral Home
Wiliam M. George
First Methodist Church
Greenlawn
Corning News Notes Wedding in Doylestown area and local items
Corning notes report the wedding of Barbara Jean Strole to Wesley Ray Post at Doylestown Methodist Church. Post, a Corning High School graduate, recently discharged from the army, works for Goodyear in Akron. The bride is daughter of Irving and Mrs. Strole of Doylestown. The column lists attendees from Corning and other local updates including Euchre Club news, a birth in Columbus, and various visits and activities in Glouster Columbus and Zanesville.
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Corning
Fred Fisher
Jean Boring
Thornville
Lillian Fisher
Marion
Sylvia Post
Columbus
Barbara Jean Strole
Wesley Ray Post
Doylestown, Methodist Church
Irving Strole
Doylestown
Ohio
Doylestown High School
Thhe Edison Electric Co
Josephine Hermey
Lee Thomas
Thelma Frasure
Helen Wonnell
Beulah Craig
Martha Benedict
Jean Wilson
Hazel Edwards
Benedict
Edwards
Wonnell
Hermey
William Dillard
Roberta Rodgers
Darter’s Hospital
Hannah Rodgers
Leo Duffy
Ruth Wilson
East Hill
Grace Hoffman
Marjorie
James Carter
Charles Brent
Henry Hermey
Birth of Daughter Paula Kay Jones in Logan
C W Paul Jones and Mrs Jones announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday Nov 22 at Gibbons Hospital Logan. She is named Paula Kay. The couple also has a 2 year old son. Grandparents are Raymond Weir Hime Nelsonville and Evan Jones New Straitsville. Mr Jones recently returned from service in the South Pacific.
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Nelsonville
C. W
New Straitsville Man Is Fined
JAMES HARRIS of New Straitsville pleaded guilty to intoxication in Mayors court and was fined eight dollars plus costs. The court suspended the fine if he left town and did not return, but he violated the condition and was re-arrested and jailed. DIES AT JACKSONVILLE QUINSE HESCOE aged 1 died Saturday afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs Gladys Bryon in Jacksonville. He was uncle of George Bescoe of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
James Harris
New Straitsville
Miles Howe
Harris
Jacksonville
Kelsonville
Quince
Social briefs from Zaleski and surrounds
A Zaleski Eastern Star meeting was held for initiation Thursday evening with refreshments. A 94 2 pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Perry Pinney on November 16. Mrs Ethel Pendall returned to New Vienna after visiting Mayor J A Bedinghaus family. Mr and Mrs Hubert Beck of Columbus visited relatives here last weekend. Beck with Mrs Becks sisters Mrs Edna Hawk and Miss Ethel Tripp visited relatives in Wellston on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jack Potter visited relatives in Clarksburg West Virginia. Telegraph operator W G Betz enjoys a week’s vacation traveling to Parkersburg Chillicothe and Columbus. Mrs Effie Ward left Tuesday for Chillicothe to visit relatives for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Ernest Tripp and Bill Crain visited relatives in Fostoria Friday through Sunday. Mrs Ro T Watlins and son Jack of Wellston visited here Sunday. Charles Brooks visiting relatives in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Walter Long of New Vienna were Sunday guests of Mrs J A Bedinghaus. Mrs Donald Hoskinson visited in Columbus Thursday through Sunday. Two weeks revival service at the Metho mist Church closed Sunday evening. Miss Ruth Crain of Columbus visited her parents here Sunday. Mr and Mrs O D Monte Me l Arthur attended church Sunday evening. S T Angel of Groveport, visiting relatives, returned home Friday.
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Ernest Tripp
Bill Crain
Fostoria
Ro T Watlins
Jack
Wellston
Charles Brooks
Columbus
Walter Long
New Vienna
Metho, Mist
Ruth Crain
O. D. Monte
Mel Arthur
S . T. Angel
Groveport
Young Stars Eyeing Big Leagues In Postwar Shuffle
Fullerton surveys rising players likely to debut next season as clubs test rookies from Navy and Army teams. Notables include Higney eyed as regular by Giants, Schmidt and Karpel slated for Yankee trials, and Eddie Waitkus hinting Cubs may reshuffle in 1940s style after defense list removals for players like Mauch and Blackwell among others.
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Bill Higney
Giants
Dolph Camilli
Navy
Don Schmidt
Herb Karpel
Schmidt
Newark
Joe DiMaggio
Hawaii
Karpel
Eddie Waitkus
Cubs
Phil Cavarretta
Rams and Eagles Likely To Meet in Pro Title Playoff
AP reports the Philadelphia Eagles and Cleveland Rams appear headed for a World’s Professional grid title playoff on December 16, with Cleveland in and Philadelphia’s path uncertain as the Eagles can be beaten.
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Rams
Eagles
Jimmy Jordan
Chicago
Philadelphia Eagles
Cleveland Rams
Oy Cleveland
Philadelphia
Veterans League tops 2 of 3 in playoff clash with Redskins
The Veterans League won two of three but lost to the Washington Redskins 16 0 yesterday. The Eagles cling to second in the Eastern Division with six wins and a 549 triple, while Chicago Bears piled up 525 total yards in a 28 7 win over Pittsburgh.
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Washington Redskins
Sammy Baugh &Co
Washington
LOGAN
Logans Recreation
Sion
Han Philadelphis
Tscimdys
C. Steward
Jack Krannitz
Eagles
New York Schuelthers’ Insurance
Boston Yanks
Grandys
Pittsply
B. Buntoff
Coffman
Ree Mande
Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh Steelers
Bears
Sid Luckman
Hogan and McSpaden Deadlocked at 282 In Montgomery Invite
Harold McSpaden of Sanford Maine and Ben Hogan of Hershey Pennsylvania led the Montgomery invitational after the final round tied at 282. Herman Keiser of Akron and Henry Ransom of Houston were one stroke back at 283 as the $10,000 event moved to a playoff for first prize of 2000 in victory bonds.
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Ale
Pennsylvania
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Sanford
Ben ‘Hogan
Hershey
Herman Keiser
Akron
Ohio
Henry Ransom
Houston
Tex
Vinton Rural Bowler Rolls 606 In Allday Teague
Walter Doughty of Burlington achieves a 606 series in a ten pin teague on his late birthday night at Vinton Rural. The performance highlights a standout bowling event with Doughty leading the venue's scorecard.
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Burlington
Town
Shorn of Glory Bucks To Hold Annual Dinner
Ohio State fans face a subdued finale after a 7 to 3 loss to Michigan. Indiana clinched the Big Ten title with Purdue’s defeat, dropping OSU to third place with seven wins and two losses in the season. Minnesota, Northwestern, Nebraska, Oberlin, Muskingum, Capital, Ashland, Miami, and Wilberforce also posted varied final results across conferences and Ohio competitions.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Bucks
Indiana
Purdue
Michigan
Ohio
Mesota
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Iolinois
Nebraska
Iowa
Oberlin
iThe Yeomen
Muskingum
Capital
Ashland
Miami
Cincinnati
Wilberforce
West Virginia State
Pro Gridders Laying for Rams in Playoff Chase
New York Cleveland winners of Western NFL title on Thanksgiving fuel eastern hopes for the title playoff next month. Washington, atop the East, travels to Philadelphia for a crucial game. Pitt tops Penn State 7 0 as Jimmy Robinson’s 90 yard TD run caps a rough season finish. Yale outplays Princeton 20 14 after early Tiger bursts.
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Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
PITT
Penn Pittsburgh
Pitt Panthers
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Jimmy Robinson
Fleet
Penn tops Quakers Philadelphia victory seals Ivy title
Penn defeated Cornell 59 to 6 in the second renewal of the tradition football series, extending an impressive season with six wins and two losses. The Quakers avenged a prior defeat to Army and Navy and secured the Ivy League Championship.
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Penn
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Quakers
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