Bearcats Ground Attack Succeeds Against Redskins 34-9
Cincinnati's Bearcats dominated Miami University with a 34 to 9 victory, scoring on a strong ground game led by Gene Rossi and Dom Del Bene. Rossi contributed 70 passing yards and two rushing plays, while Del Bene, Delaney, and Andreadis found the end zone as UC moved 83 and 79 yards on key series.
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Jim Root
Toledo
Jay Ansel
Zanesville
DeBone
Ross
Harry Andreadis
Wellston Airs Tight Defense For 15-0 Thanksgiving Victory
Wellston defeated Jackson 15-0 on Thanksgiving Day in the 38th Jackson County series. Buddy Jayjohn starred with two touchdowns and a sweep for the Rockets, while Dwane Kriebel and Rennie Davis combined in the drives. Jackson was limited to five first downs and fumbled late, sealing Wellston’s third straight shutout in the series.
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Pete Patterson
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Say~ Jobn
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Fourth Birthday Observed At Pennell Party
Mr and Mrs Franklin Pennell hosted November 20 to mark daughter Carol Ann Pennell s fourth birthday. Guests included Linda Schoonover Bill Schoonover Carle Fennell Rudy Rodgers Virginia Rodgers Lewis Hartley Kay Reynolds Connie Perry Lucinda Dowler Linda Henderson Johnny Trppte Christy Canter Marie Dunlevy and mothers Mary Dowler Ella Henderson Mildred Reynolds Rita Canter Ruth Dunlevy Ice cream and cake were served with helpers Mrs Canter and Mrs Pennell assist.
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Carol Annn
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Bill Schoonover
Carle Fennell
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Virginia Rodgers
Lewis Hartley
Kay Reynolds
Connie Perry
Lucinda Dowler
Linda Henderson
Johnny Trppte
Christy Canter
Marie Dunlevy
Mary Dowler
Ella Henderson
Mildred Reynolds
Rita Canter
Ruth Dunlevy
Pennell
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Mrs Sorrells Hosts Social Evening in Chauncey
Mrs Joan Sorrells of 77 Converse Street hosted a local gathering with games and contests won by Mrs Boots Sieber and Mrs Peggy Schoonover. Refreshments were served to several attendees. The next meeting will be at Mrs Schoonover’s home, 77 Main Street, December 4 at 7 PM. A prayer meeting for Morristown Holiness Church is set for Friday at 7:30 PM at Pastor Helen Tatmai’s home on High Street with Mrs Andrew Me Kinney leading.
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Joan Sorrells
Converse St
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Peggy Schoonover
Elma Shields
Peggy Bro
Main St
Morristowns Holiness Church
Helen Tatmaii
Andrew Me. Kinney
Browns Fight Talk Signals Changes Ahead
Cleveland coach Paul Brown warned of possible personnel changes after a 28-20 loss to the Eagles, saying some players may lack the desire to fight back in closing minutes. Next Sunday the Browns travel to Washington to face the Redskins, who have dropped five straight yet fought hard in four recent games.
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Charles Beats Bivins In Chicago Stadium
Former heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles defeated Jimmy Bivins by unanimous 10 round decision in Chicago Stadium. Charles weighed 185 pounds, Bivins 183, with all judges scoring 58-42 for Charles.
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Gibisonville Wins Thrilling Comeback at Carbon Hill
In Hocling County basketball action, Gibisonville edged Carbon Hill 50 to 49 as Chuck Kuhn sank both free throws with three seconds left after a late foul. Morris of Gibisonville led with 16 points, Kuhn 14, while Carbon Hill’s Lehman had 13 and Steinbrink 12. Laurelville beat Murray City 68 to 50 with Bradney scoring 23. Rockbridge crushed South Bloomville 98 to 32 as Dupler led with 27 points. Union Furnace did not play.
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Beare Barons Tie AHL Lead For First Place
The Cleveland Barons and the Hershey Bears shared the American Hockey League lead today but only four points separated first and last.
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Otto Bethel Dies at 73 in Hollister
Otto Bethel died at his Hollister home from a heart ailment aged 73. Born in Athens County he lived in the community most of his life and is survived by two brothers, two sisters, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 1 p.m. at Hollister EGB Church with burial in Union Cemetery. Friends may call at the John Blower funeral home.
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Glouster and Area Church Schedules Feature Dozens of Services
The local church listing shows Rev. Daniel Teater at Glouster Church of Christ with Bible school at 9 am, communion at 10 am, and sermons led by the pastor, plus additional services at Eyvangelishe and other area churches. Notable entries include Oakdale Church of God with morning worship, Mount Carmel Free Methodist with evening class leaders, and multiple Methodist and Adventist gatherings across Jacksonville, Trimble, and surrounding towns.
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Lester Covert
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Bir. Robinson
Hazel Kimball
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C. W. French
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Leona Thompson
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Bazaar Plans Discussed By Junior Progressive Study Club
GLOUSTER The Junior Progressive Study Club met at Mrs Gilbert Stephersons home. Plans were completed for a bazaar to be held Saturday at the Economy Store. Tentative plans were made for a Mothers Drive on Police in January. A book review Grandma Moses My Life s History was given by Mrs Elton Swart. Refreshments were served after the meeting. Next meeting announced for Monday December 1 with Mrs John Cunningham as hostess.
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Gilbert Stepherson
Bronday
Daniel Tenter
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Elton Swart
Anna Mary Robertson
Granda Moses
Wilbur Balderson, Jr
Helen Binderbasin
Edna Bindersbasin
Wills Blower
John Curmingham
Richard Eddy
Wilma Ferrell
Richard Gumber
Richard Morris
Ray Lange
Roger Kittle
Elmer Lowry
Don Standley
Frances Thomas
Dan Teater
Harold Vaughn
Malcolm Davis
John Cunningham
Thanksgiving Program At Jacksonville Trimble High
During the first period a Thanksgiving sermon was delivered by Rev Wilbur Crace. In the afternoon a free program by the juniors featured music a choral reading and a Pilgrim and Indian playlet at the Thanksgiving table. Participants included Donna Deal Anne Hezser Yvonne Sherp Janice Kinder Barbara Sharp Kay Wyatt Patsy Biswagle Susan Mingus Violett Chesser Gail Cox Roger McCune Rex Mecum Bernard Reeves Delores Loleski Lillian Kochis Gloria Romanowski and Bil Hartley.
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Wilbur Crace
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Anne Hezser
Yvonne Sherp
Janice Kinder
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Gail Cox
Roger McCune
Rex Mecum
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Army's Bill Purdue To Play on Saturday
Army star Bill Purdue will play against Navy Saturday despite his father Brig Gen Branner Pace Purdue’s death from cancer at Walter Reed Hospital after three months illness. Purdue said his father would have wanted him to continue.
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Even Bench Gets Run In Dorchester Triumph
Commerce High School's reserves dominated the final moments in a 32 to 7 win over Dorchester High. The last substitution was John Bench entering the game.
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Ellen Marshall Dies Former Glouster Resident
Mis Ellen Marshall former Glouster resident dies at Grant Hospital Columbus. She leaves daughter Mrs Neal Harmon and son Robert Marshall both of Columbus. Surviving siblings include Joe Harvey Nelson and Miss Jennie Nelson. Services set for 2 pm at Denton Donaldson and Kuhn Funeral Home Columbus with burial Green Lawn Cemetery. Mrs George Carter attended service.
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Elon Marshall
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Neal Harmon
Robert Marshall
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Miami Runner Wins Elks Six Mile Cross Country Meet
Miami University runner Heineman won the Elks six mile cross country race by two seconds over Ohio State’s Bob Coldren finishing in 28 minutes 18 seconds. Miami University captured the team trophy.
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Jack Aeineman
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Bob Coldren
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PAYS TO ADVERTISE CHAPEL HILL N C
John Renfield secured a North Carolina coaching post in 1927 by answering an advertisement in a lawn tennis journal.
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Thanksgiving Service Heard At Glouster Church
The Rev Daniel Teater moderated a Thanksgiving service at Glouster Church of Christ on Thursday morning. The sermon by Rev John Devol of Glouster Methodist urged gratitude for God’s blessings, church worship, freedom, and personal duties, ending with a call for nations to seek peace with God.
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Two Area Soldiers Return From Korea
Capt Howard A. Smith of Marietta and Pfc Lester F. Figgins of Bidwell were aboard the USNS General Jean Pope as it returned from the Far East and docked at Fort Mason Tuesday. Among the 2169 Army 1437 Marine and 117 Navy personnel on board most are combat veterans from Korea.
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Marietta
Lester F. Figgins
Bidwell
Jéan Pope
Fort Mason
Kore
Wisconsin rivalry recap in Athens game
Oursconsin title hints at Wisconsin competition in the Athens Messenger issue dated Friday November 28 1952. Readable text mentions a Wisconsin contest with playful regional nickname and sports context.
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