Cadets Top Football Poll As Navy Ohio State Slump
Army leads college football rankings with 1,035 points and 90 first place votes. Navy has 803 points with 14 first places, Notre Dame 768, Ohio State 635, Minnesota 581, and Alabama and Penn State follow in the top ranks as others slide or rise in the weekly Associated Poll.
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Harold Claassen
NEW York
Associated
College
Cadeta
Navy
Ohio State
Army
Notree
Minnesota
Pennsynia
North Lina
Indiana
Texas
Purdue
Towa
Michigan
California
San Diego Naval Outfit
Columbus
Melville
R.J
West Point
Georgia Tech
Baltimore
Notre Dame
Alabama
Pennsylvania
St. Mary's
Georgia
Southern California
Oklahoma A & M
Duke
Columbia
Tulsa
Holy Cross
Louis and Conn Set for June Title Fight
Joe Louis will defend his heavyweight title against Billy Conn next June. The bout is expected to draw about 3 million dollars at the gate. The exact venue remains undecided among New York Chicago Philadelphia and Detroit. Conn is to sign his contract tomorrow.
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New York
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Brown Bomber
Conch
Buckeyes Sharpen Offense Ahead of Purdue Showdown
Ohio State coach Carroll Widdoen focused on tightening the offense as the Buckeyes prepare to meet unbeaten Purdue for Big Ten leadership. Assistant Paul Bixler labeled Purdue’s line as the toughest test this year and noted their wide open attack.
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Columbus
Carroll Widdoen
Ohio State University
Purdue
Big Ten
Paul Bixler
Ohio
Russ Thomas
Thornton Dixon
Max Schnittker
Wisconsin
Widdoes
Bill Hackett
Paul Sarringhaus
Huss Thomas
Warren Amling
Bixler
Boswell Tops Oberlin Scorers Amid Full Season Totals
Oberlin halfback Boswell leads the nation with 66 points from 11 touchdowns, a mark that may drop as other top scorers have played fewer games. The report also covers bank condition, local society notes, and residents visiting relatives, with multiple names and places noted.
Fullerton's Roundup: Football Picks and Baseball Banter
The column cites Fritz Crisler on Army backs Glenn Davie and Dec Blanchard versus Ohio State. It notes Fred Fitzsimmons becoming Brooklyn club business manager, previews TV for the Louis Conn fight, and lists scouts watching multiple colleges. A postgame brawl in Colorado prompts tear gas from Sheriff Ray Barger.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
War Dept
Michigan
Fritz Crisler
Army
Glenn Davie
Dec Blanchard
Ohio State
Paul Sarringhaus
Dick Fisher
Buckeyes
Fritz
Sarringhaus
Fred Fitzsimmons
Dodger
Phillies
Bill Cox
Brooklyn
Mike Jacobs
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
Mississippi State
Georgia Tech
L.S.A
Duke
Columbia
Holy Cross
St. Mary's
Tulsa
Oklahoma Aggies
Texas
Colorado
Laverne Roach
Cherry Point
N. C
Marine Base
Billy Conn
Larimer County
Ray Barger
Colorado U
Colorado Aggies
Hollywood
Funeral of Dover Man Held in Athens Saturday
Simeon Simm Simpson 56 a Chauncey resident and NY Central Railroad inspector died of a stroke. Funeral services were at Dowler Ferguson Funeral Home with Rev A M Lakin officiating. Burial at West Union Street Cemetery Athens. Survivors include wife Myrtle son Robert and daughters Lois and Ruth. Out of town relatives from Ohio cities attended.
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Chauncey
Simeon (Simm) Simpson
Fage
Chauncey Yards
New York Central Railroad
Dowler+ Ferguson
A. M. Lakin
the Plains Nazarene Church
Liggie Shafer
Elzina Wharton
West Union Street
Athens
John Ley
W. D. Hines
Paul Porter
Halph Coe
John Smart l
Joseph Cline
Myrtle
Robert
Lois
Ruth
Guy
Cleveland
Corneliy Tyler
Orville Milton
John
Chauncey Area Notes Include Visits and Illness Updates
Mr and Mrs Harry Fritts of Columbus hosted weekend guests in Chauncey including Mr and Mrs Floyd Nye. County Youth meet at Church of Christ drew attendees Ralph Brown Junior Courtney and Richard Stalder. Mrs Clara Southerton’s illness slighty improved after a period at home in Sand Ridge. Daniel Shingler of Hannonsville visited. William McKnight and grandson Melvin visited in Nelsonville. Rev and Mrs Harvey Smith of Bishopville visited Chauncey. Mr and Mrs Marion Walton spent time at home in Chauncey. Mrs Hattie Karns traveled to Birmingham Alabama for an indefinite visit with sister Emma Farrow and family. Mr and Mrs Lacey McNutt visited Columbus.
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Chauncey
Harry Fritts
Columbus
Fritts
Floyd Nye
High St
Ralph Brown
Junior Courtney
Richard Stalder
Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Clara Southerton
Sand Ridge
Daniel Shingler
Hannonsville
William McKnight
Melvin McKnight
Harvey Smith
Bishopville
Meg
Ray Pidcock
High Te
Marion Walton
Wayne
Hattie Karns
Birmingham
Ala
Emma Farrow
Lacey McNutt
Stricken minister improves as services mark week
Reports say Rev Ray Pidcock of Morristown Holiness Church recovered from a hemorrhage and was sent home on High Street after a serious period. Pvt Kenneth McCune, two years overseas, arrived from Italy with an honorable discharge and joined his wife Sylvia at Sand Ridge. A Red Men meeting is set at Red Men's Hall on Oct 18 at 7:30 pm with supper to follow.
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En Amnusy
Simeon
Simpson
Ray Pidcock
Chauncey
Morristown
Pvt
Kenneth McCune
States
Italy
Sylvia
Sand Ridge
Gertie McCune
Red Men‘s Hall
Clyde Boho
Short Games and Near Riot Mark H. S. Football
Ohio high school football saw two games cut short due to near altercations and lopsided scores. Bremen quit at Philo after a 19 to 6 deficit amid crowd threats. Steubenville Central dominated Magnolia 81 to 0 after shortened halves.
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Harold Harris
Columbus
Ohio
Philo
Bremen
Harold W. Emschler
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Emschler
OHSAA
Red Ewing
Steubenville
Steubenville Central
Magnolia
Lilies
Cincinnati Purtell
Cincinnati Elder
Wapakoneta
van Werth
Millfield News Notes Highlights Local Ailing and Visitors
Sizable local updates report Arza Linscott improving after a stroke at his Hooper Ridge farm. Ben Misner’s home under quarantine as a Misner child battles scarlet fever. Mrs. Maggie Keirns recovering from a light stroke, admired by sister Polly Lenox visiting from Nelsonville. Carol Boudinot visits Concord, O B Boudinot’s family. Pfc. Merrill Saylor tours from Germany to relatives near Amesville. Vern White home on furlough from California. tributaries include Exenkemper and Grant families visiting. Lydia Reagh visiting Athens after hospital release. Eddie Pyle, grandson of A T Triplett, visiting in Cleveland hospital for serious burns after overseas service.
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Millfield
Arza
Linscott
Hooper Ridge
Ben Misner
Misner
Maggie Keirns
Amesville
Polly Lenox
Nelsonville
Carol Boudinot
New
John Exemkemper
Jacksonville
Jane White
Robert Grant
Roseville
William Cole
Lydia Reagh
Vernon
Lillie Barker
Athens
Reagh
A. T. Triplett
Pfe
Eddie Pyle
Cleveland
Shumways Announce Leona Shumway to Cecil Kisor M M
Glouster notes Leona Shumway and Cecil Kisor announce their marriage in a October 11 ceremony conducted by Mayor Thomas Williams. Leona, a Jacksonville Trimble graduate, worked at Mutual Stores. Cecil, a Navy man, has served six years. They plan to live in Cleveland after discharge.
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Mutual
Glouster
Navy
Poston No. 6
Millfield
Cleveland
Naval
Philadelphia
Service Men of Glouster Returning to Civil Life
Major Lowell Burnell arrived home from Camp Crowder Missouri where he had charge of the 23rd Station Hospital. Sgt. Scott Lent returned to Jacksonville after discharge from Greensborough center and overseas service in Africa Sicily and Italy. Pfc. Charles Jewell arrived in Glouster with discharge from Camp Atterbury after 18 months in France and Germany. Mr and Mrs Jor Nelson of Glouster report their son Joe Nelson now stationed in Japan.
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Ga White
Coates
Church
Cufford
Gruesec
Rose Serene
Woman's City League
St. Bowling
Wright Sper
Jewell
Henson
Quintin Wilson
Equipment Co
Wallace
Simkins
Circle
Garrison
Thompson’s
Somerville
Dileher
Stone
W. Smith
Brown
Merietta Co
Waugh
Durfee
Vann
Martin
Oseland
Glouster
Murphy's & & J
Delbert Bodkin
B. Miller
Fant Ae
R. D
H. Workman
M. Lanier
William McColley
J. Kennedy
E. Miller
Lewis Marsh
Jacksonville
Grueser
Marsh
Just Jackson
Robbins
France
Germany
N. Quillin
Indiantown Gap
J. Smith
Lowell Burnell
Camp Crowder
23Rd Station
Jan
Army
Scott Lent
Russell Lent
Greensborough
N. Y
Air Force
Africa
Sicily
Ialy
Charles Jewell
Aclerd Jewell
Camp Atterbury
Jor Nelson
Joe Nelson
Japan
Xenia Man Dies After Attending Funeral
William Miles Sr 69 from Xenia Ohio died of a heart attack on Chauncey street soon after returning from the funeral of Simeon Simpson. Funeral and burial planned in Xenia with Chauncey residents Robert Simpson and family traveling for services. Miles survived by children Albert Miles William Miles Jr Phyllis Jones and Mildred Shoecraft all of Xenia.
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Chaungexy
Wiliam Miles
Xenia
Ohio
Simeon
Simpson
Miles
Robert Simpson
Chauncey
Mae Simpson Miles
Chaunteey
Albert Miles
Willian Miles, Jr
Phyllis Jones
Mil
Dred Shoecraft
Purchase of Two-Story Dwelling in Glouster
Carl E. Phillips has bought the two story Valley St. dwelling in Trimble from M. M. Bryson. The building offers a three room upstairs apartment and a five room downstairs unit formerly used as a ware room by Bryson Lumber Co. Read as a local real estate transfer with current residents listed.
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Mrs. H. Brooks
Garden Club Plans Fall Flower Project
Glouster Garden Club met at Mrs. E H Taylor’s home to approve buying evergreens for a fall flower project along Route 13 starting at Turner service station and running about 800 feet. Social hour catered by the hostess for three guests and numerous members. treasurer Mrs. E S Bingman urged dues payment.
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Glouster
E. H. Taylor
Turner Service Station
T. D. McAfoose
Alla Sweeney
Ralph Hines
B. R. Angle
E. S. Bingman
Branson Chambers
Emmett Eddy
Frances Gibbs
C. E. Haskins
Alpha Howard
Alpha Morrison
C. E. Turner
Everett Eddy
W. A. Craft
Taylor
E. 5. Bingman
Jacksonville Man Seriously Injured
Joe Sayre of Jacksonville was seriously injured Monday afternoon when the delivery truck he was driving rolled back downhill on Route 123 a short distance from Redtown. He suffered a broken right ankle a back injuries and cuts and was transported to Sheltering Arms Hospital by John Blower ambulance for treatment.
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Glouster
Joe Sayre
Jacksonville
Redtown
Joe
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John &. Blower
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