Army and Navy Lead In Football Poll Despite Losses
Army tops the weekly college football poll with 1 035 points and 90 first place votes, holding the No. 1 spot ahead of Navy Notre Dame Ohio State and Minnesota. Purdue Michigan and Southern California slip while Alabama rises to sixth and Pennsylvan ia climbs to seventh in the 105 ballots. Ohio State and Purdue face tough tests this weekend as they clash in Columbus to decide their standings.
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Ramold Claassen
NEW York
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Army
Navy
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Alabama
Enth
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Indiana
Texas
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Boilermakers
Iowa
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Columbus
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West Point
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Georgia
Oklahoma A & M
Duke
Columbia
Tulsa
Holy Cross
Louis and Conn to Fight in June Bout Decides Soon
Joe Louis will defend his world heavyweight title against Billy Conn next June with a potential 3 million dollar gate. The venue remains undecided among New York Chicago Philadelphia and Detroit as Conn plans to sign the contract tomorrow to secure his lifelong earnings.
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New York
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Brown Bomber
Conn
Aiike Jacobs
Louis Conn
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
Mississippi State
Georgia Tech
L.3.a
Duke
Columbia
Holy Cross
St. Mary’s
Oklahoma
Aggies
Texas
Colorado
Sgt. Laverne Roach
Cherry Point
N. C
Marine Base
Larimer County
Ray Barger
Colorado U
Colorado Aggies
Hollywood
Portland Portage Area Personal Notes and Local Updates
Portland area notices record veterans and hospital visits. Kenneth Walbrown of Washington DC is honorably discharged and visiting his mother in Lower Portland while Kenneth McLeod returns from U.S. Engineers work in Marietta for a few days. The article also lists Women’s Society activities, church events, travel, and local family engagements with names and places such as Pleasant View West Virginia Letart Falls Belpre and Charleston.
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Portland
Kenneth Walbrown
Washington, D.c
Eschenbacher
Harvey
Dunlevy
Paquette
Women’s Society of
Chris M. Wagner
Pran
Wagner
R. Engleskind
Agnes Price Blind
Waylans Windaw
Eye Am
Eva Blosser
Clara Larson
Wednes
Clara Sarason
Mary
Sarson
Letart Falls
Loyal Women Class To Meet Wednesday
The Loyal Women's Class of Chauncey First Church plans a 1:30 p.m. meeting at the Iristown Holiness Church to assist at Simeon Class funeral preparations. Rev Ray Pidcock previously improving after hemorrhage.
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Chauncey
Simeon
First Church
Simpson
Ray Pid- Christ
Iristown
Nellie Brookins
Converse St
Buckeyes sharpen offense for Purdue showdown
Ohio State coach Carroll Widdoes trains focus on the offense as the Buckeyes prepare to meet unbeaten Purdue with Big Ten leadership on the line. Assistant Paul Bixler notes Purdue’s big linemen will challenge OSU. Captaincy and playing captains are issued for each game.
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Columbus
Carroll Widdoes
Ohio State University
Purdue
Big Ten
Paul Bixler
Ohio’s
Russ Thomas
Thornton Dixon
Max Schnittker
Wisconsin
Widdoes
Bill Hackett
Paul Sarringhaus
Warren Amling
Bixler
Bucks
Jack Roe
Jack Redd
Oberlin's Boswell Top Scorer
New York reports Jim Boswell of Oberlin College leading the nation in college football scoring with 66 points from 11 touchdowns across seven games. Other top scorers with three or four games may soon overtake him.
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New York
Jim Boswell
Little Oberlin College of
Ohio
Boswell
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
A collage of sports notes from New York and beyond. Fritz Crisler disputes Army backfield strength while Sarringhaus and Fisher loom for Ohio State. Brooklyn Football Club ties to Fred Fitzsimmons as business manager. Televized fights and college football headlines mix with World Series and travel anecdotes from reporters and fans.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
War Dept
Michigan
Fritz Crisler
Army
Glenn Davie
Doc Blanchard
Ohio State
Paul Sarringhaus
Dick Fisher
Buckeyes
Fritz
Sarringhaus
Fred Fitzsimmons
Dodger
Phillies
Bill Cox
Brooklyn
Funeral services held for Simeon Simpson in Athens
Funeral services for Simeon Simson 56 Chauncey resident and New York Central Railroad inspector died of a stroke were held Saturday at Dowler Ferguson Funeral Home with Rev J N Lakin officiating. Burial followed in West Union Street Cemetery Athens. Survivors include wife Myrtle son Robert daughters Lois and Ruth and brother Gay. Out of town relatives listed from Columbus Cleveland Detroit Dayton Xenia and other places.
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Chauncey
Simeon (Simmy) Simpson
Chauncey Yards
New York Central Railroad
Dowler- Ferguson
J. N. Lakin
Pisins Nazarene Church
Lizzie Shafer
Elzina Wharton
West Union Street
Athens
John Ley
W. D. Hines
Paul Porter
Ralph Coe
John Smart
Joseph Cline
Myrtle
Robert
Lois
Ruth
Gay
Cleveland
Cornelia Tyler
Orville Milton
John Carl
John Milton
Chauncey Personalities and Sunday Visits
Chauncey residents hosted and visited with relatives and friends over the weekend. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fritts of Columbus and others from Nelsonville and Chauncey attended a County Youth meet at the Church of Christ in Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Erry
Daniel Shingler
Hannonsville
William McKnight
Melvin McKnight
Nelsonville
Clara Southerton
Sand Ridge
Harvey Smith
Bishopville
Ray Fidcock
Short Games and Near Riot Mark H S Football
Ohio high school football saw two games cut short amid crowd disturbances and mercy-rule time reductions. Bremen withdrew at Philo with the score 19 to 6. Steubenville Central routed Magnolia 81 to 0 after eight minutes were trimmed.
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Harold Columbus
Ohio
Philo
Bremen
Harold W. Emechler
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Emschler
OHSAA
Ewing
Steubenville
Steubenville Central
Magnolia
Cincinnati Purcell
Cincinnati Elder
Wapakoneta
van Wert
Millfield Notes: Local Moves and Sickroom Happenings
Millfield notes describe Arza Linscott improving after paralysis, Ben Misner's quarantine home era due to scarlet fever in a Misner child, and Maggie Keirns in fair condition after a stroke. Family visits include Miss Carol Boudinot staying with G B Boudinot, and Pfc Merrill Saylor visiting relatives near Amesville. Cpl Vern White on furlough and other local gatherings are noted, plus Eddie Pyle visiting from overseas for treatment in Cleveland.
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Millfield
Arza Linscott
Hooper Ridge
Ben Misner
Misner
Maggie Keirns
Amesville
Pally Lenox
Neilsonville
Carol Boudi
John Exemkemper
Jacksonville
Jane White
Robert Grant
Roseville
William. Cole
Lydia Reagh
Vernon
Lille Barker
Athens
Reagh
A. T. Triplett
Pfc
Eddie Pyle
Cleveland
Xenia Man Dies After Attending Funeral
Chauncey William Miles Sr. 69, of Xenia Ohio, died of a heart attack on a street in Chauncey after returning from the funeral of Simeon Simpson. Funeral services and burial will be in Xenia. Miles survived by his wife Mae and children Albert, William Jr, Phyllis, and Mildred.
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Chauncey
William Miles
Xenia
Ohio
Simeon Simpson
Miles
Simpson
Robert Simpson
Purchase of Two Story Dwelling in Glouster
Carl Phillips of Trimble purchased the two story Valley Street dwelling in Glouster from M. M. Bryson. The Dr. H. D. Danford building houses two apartments, a three room upstairs and a five room downstairs. Loren Anderson and H. Brooks families reside in the upper and lower units respectively. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Sam Dunnett traveled to Delaware to visit their son Everett Dunnett who is to have major surgery.
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Mrs. H. Brooks
Sam [Dunnett
Delaware
Everett Dunnett
Dunnett
Everett
Warren
Jacksonville Man Seriously Injured in Delivery Truck Incident
Joe Sayre of Jacksonville was badly hurt Monday when a delivery truck rolled back on him on a hill leading from Route 13 while he unloaded groceries from his father’s store. He suffered a broken right ankle back injuries and facial lacerations and was transported to Sheltering Arms Hospital by John 5 Blower ambulance.
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Glouster
Joe Sayre
Jacksonville
Reettown
Route 13
Joe
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Blower
Service Men of Glouster Returning to Civil Life
Major Lowell Burnell has arrived home from Camp Crowder Missouri where he led the 23rd Station Hospital. Scott Lent returns to Jacksonville after discharge and service in Africa Sicily and Italy. Charles Jewell arrives in Glouster after discharge at Camp Atterbury following 18 months in France and Germany. Joe Nelson Jr reports from Japan to his parents in Glouster.
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Lowell Burnell
Camp Crowder
23Rd Station
Army
Set
Scott Lent
Russell Lent
Jacksonville
Greensborough
M. C
Air Force
Africa
Sicily
Italy
Pfe
Charles Jewell
Relord Jewell
Camp Atterbury
France
Germany
Joe Nelson
Japan
Woman's City League
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Jewell
Henson
E. Quillin
Wilson
Equipment Co
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Simkins
Baylam
Circle
Dilcher
Smith
Brown
Marietta Co
Waugh
Durfee
Van
Martin
Oseland
Murphy
Delbert Bodkin
B. Miller
R. D
M. Lanier
Jatter
William, McColley
J. Kennedy
E. Miller
Lewis Marsh
Firestone
Grueser
Sgt. Marsh
Jackson
Robbins
N. Quilli
Indiantown Gap
J. Smith
Garden Club Plans Fall Flower Project
Glouster Garden Club met at Mrs. E. H. Taylor’s home and voted to buy evergreens for a fall flower project along Route 13 starting at Turner service station and extending about 1 600 feet. Social hour honored three guests and many members. treasurer E. S. Bingman urged unpaid dues be paid at her home.
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Glouster
E. H. Taylor
Turner Service Station
T. D. McAfoose
Alta Sweeney
Ralph Hines
B. R. Angle
Bingman
Branson Chambers
Emmett Eddy
Frances Gibbs
C. E. Haskins
Alpha Howard
Alpha Morrison
C. E. Turner
Everett Eddy
W. A. Craft
Taylor
Leona Shumway and Cecil Kisor to Marry in Glouster
Glouster announces the marriage of Leona Shumway to Cecil Kisor M M 1 c United States Navy son of Mary Kisor of Millfield. They wed October 11 with Mayor Thomas Williams presiding. The couple plan to live in Cleveland after his discharge in Philadelphia.
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Harold Shumway
Leona
Cecil Kisor
United States Navy
Mary Kisor
Millfield
Thomas Williams
Jacksonville- Trimble High School
Mutual
Navy
Poston No. 6
Cleveland
Naval
Philadelphia
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