Bulldogs Favored In SE Tilt At Home Friday
Nelsonville Greyhounds travel to Athens to face the unbeaten Bulldogs in a key Southeastern Ohio League game. Nelsonville, under Carl Dupler, has shown steady improvement after recent setbacks, while Athens, led by Sherman Gilmore, seeks to stave off an upset and maintain its league lead.
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Nelsonville High School
Greyhounds
Athens High
Athns
Athens
Reds
Black
Givin
Carl Dupler Z
Nelson
Gallipolis Blue Devils
Atyle F
Sherman Gilmore
Bulldogs
St Hig
Nelsonville
Gilmore
Ohio Guard convention hosts leaders in Columbus
Dr W D Witham and D R Carmichael of Athens attended the Ohio State Guard convention at Hotel Fort Hayes in Columbus. More than 300 officers were present as Fifth Service Command leaders discussed supplies and administration. The Ohio State Guard, now about 4500 strong, is central to internal security and civil aid, largely armed and equipped by the federal government. Lt Col Walter H French of Zanesville pinned captain bars on Dr Witham and elevated Dr Carmichael to lieutenant. The city and county news note a party welcome at a local office. The Glouster Ladies Auxiliary will meet at Odd Fellows Hall to plan travel for the October 25 Jacksonville convention with refreshments served.
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Ohio State Guard
Witham
Walter H. French
Zanesville
Bars
Dra.’ Witham
Carmichael
Glouster
U.M.W.A
Odd Fellows Hall
Secretary of the Auxiliary
Jacksonville
Engleskind
Hawk
McBride
Connor
Scriven
Lisse
Zennel
Riley
Slaughter
Wolfe
Cage
Begg
Morrison
Clayton
Cross
Stanson
Ogg
Parfitt _ ae
Paquette
Machine Shop
Wyckoff Ee
Chase
Galvin
Logan Ladies
H. C. Godman
Bowen Lane
Hartman
Hell
Tribe
Sorrington
Clark
Woolery
Conkey
Albandicap
New Straitsville
W. Grandy
Ain
Smith
Ward
Godman
Stroupe
TL As
Mills
Com- Snyder
Chesser
Nanding
Ming Lumber Co
Newcomb
Athens
King
Il Shaw
H. Bega
Pri- Sloan
Morrison On
Lees
Woalery
Isa
Manning
Jones
w. _Grandy
Wii Gog
Tedrick
Grandy
Swank
I ‘Ambrose
Selby
Smee
Daughters of Special Match
Parfitt
Mary Swett
Ae Ogg
Union Veterans
Hillicothe Elks— Cook
Polluck
C. Armstrong
W. Boyer
Miami
W.allhouse
Oxford
Gosher
Régan Elks
Splayers
Ible
Redskins
Denison Tenehill
Granville
Dayton
Lot Poe
Sid Gilman
Navy Ber
Liz
Plan Dinner Meeting Glouster Man Promoted to Captain
Glouster reports a Junior Progressive Study Club gathering at the Binderbasin home. Members, led by the club president, discussed business matters, reading papers on Mrs. Thomas Dewey and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, prepared by Mrs. Dust and Mrs. Balderson, with Frances Thomas delivering one.
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Marguerite Jones
Jo Balderson
Margaret Dunlevy
Frances Thomas
Mary Swyers
Mary
Family Military Moves And Homefront Notes
GLOUSTER Sgt Al Craft and his sister Mrs Jack Dillon and son Michael depart for Chicago after visiting their mother Mrs W A Craft and Billy Roberts. Craft heads to San Francisco for assignment, Wolf and Mary also mentioned in service notes. Carbondale family updates as radioman Woodrow Blum serves in the South Pacific. Ada Lakin, wife of Rev J M Lakin, called to Kansas City due to illness of her sister.
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Glouster
al Craft
Jack Dillon
Michael
W. A. Craft
Billy Roberts
Chicago
Carbondale
Woodrow Blum
Patty Ann
Logan
Kansas City
Chauncey
Ada Lakin
J. NM. Lakin
The
Plains Nazarene Church
Slater
Virginia End Lineman of Week in AP Poll
Virginia’s Hank Walker, a 180 pound end, is noted as lineman of the week in the third AP poll. He helped Virginia hold North Carolina Pre-Flight to 18-13, while other linemen from California, Randolph Field, Texas, and Alameda Coast Guard receive praise. Georgia Tech and Navy prep for key clashes as Sugar Bowl veterans bolster Georgia Tech.
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Virginia
Navy
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
New York
Hank Walker
Associated Press
Roger Harding
California
Jack Russell
Randolph Field
Walker
North Carolina
Griffin
South Carolina
Frank Murray
Hubert Bechtel
Texas
John Johnson
Clarence Esser
Wisconsin
Tom Kane
Tulane
Vic Schleich
Iowa Seahawks
Jim Turner
College of Pacific
H. A. Nichols
Rice
Bob Bobelstein
Tennessee
Bill Hatchton
Jack Fathauer
Town State
Tex Warrington
Auburn
Feito Prewitt
Tulsa
Jos Winkler
Purdue
Dave Hirechler
Jim Dorough
Paul Robeson
Cornell
Bob Ravensberg
Indians
Lyle Cotterick
Nebraska
Frank Bauman
Ben Moss
Walt Stickel
Pennsylvania
Dennard Snell
W. D. Garrett
Mississippi State
J. J. Stanovwicz
Army
Jeff Hustis
Syracuse
John Boyie
Penn
Groh
Colgate
Ed Holtsinger
Bob Lossie
Minnesota
RED Grange
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana State
Midshipmen
Dixie
Bill Alexander
Allen Bowen
Mississippi
Tan
Clemson
Annapolis
Duke
Knoxville
Crimson Tide
Harry Gilmer
Lowell Tew
Pat Harder
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Les Horvath
Great Lakes
Ilinois
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Northwestern
Iowa
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Iowa State
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas A
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Southwestern
Texas Tech
North Texas
East
Penn State
Coast Guard Academy
Sampson Training Center
Sam
Temple
Haly Cross
Brown
Lafayette
Lehigh
Villanova
Muhlenberg
New York U
Boston College
Bainbridge
Camp Peary
Rockies
Oklahoma A
Denver
Colorado
Colorado College
Fort Warren
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Los Angeles Coliseum
March Field
el Torro Marines College of Pacific
Alameda Coast Guard
Ladies Aid meet at Millfield Methodist Church
Mrs Margie Pyle hosts the October business and social meeting of the Ladies Aid Society, with Mrs Gertrude Brown serving as president of the Millfield Methodist Church group.
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Chauncey
Margie Pyle
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Methodist Church
Gertrude Brown
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
From Peleliu in the Pacific T. Sgt. Billy Goodrich, a former Brooklyn writer, reports on World Series fan sentiment among Marines. He notes Dodgers and Browns loyalties, managers' quirks, and questions sent to players as GI ball fans seek year-in-review context and reasons behind events, including Washington’s Cuban players and Dixie Walker.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Peleliu
Pacific
Billy Goodrich
Brooklyn
Browns
Dodgers
Brownie Rooter
Cardinals
Dodger
G. I
Luke Sewell
Tigers
Yanks
Senators
Bob Ortiz
Tom Turner
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Gowanus
Leo Durocher
Bobby
Fritz Ostermueller
Pirates
Dixie Walker
Loyal Women's Class Meeting Hosted by Mrs McKee
Mrs Lizzie McKee hosted the Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ at her home for the monthly gathering. President Weltha Williams led the program with readings, scripture lessons, poems from McGuffey Readers, and a social recap from 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Lamborn
McGuffey
Weltha Williams
Clara Hartley
Kate Vaughn
Duncan Home
Clara Morris
Della Gessell
Lizzie McKee
Mary Johnson
Glouster Social Notes and Honored At Dinner Items
Glouster social notes report a Glouster Buckeye Patrol meeting at Sandra Rose home with officers named Elizabeth Yount Ruth Andrews Kay Swart Betty Robinson Myra Anderson and Margaret Grubbs. A list of refreshments recipients and next meeting at Judy Vernon home is noted. A separate honor dinner for Pvt William John Gwilym at his parents home in Lancaster includes Mary Allee Gwilym and other relatives as guests. Pvt Gwilym leaves for Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. A Hooper Ridge Ladies Aid gathering at Emma Morris home lists attendees and diners.
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Glouster
Buckeye Patrol
Sandra Rose
Elizabeth Yount
Ruth Andrews
Kay Swart
Betty Robinson
Myra Anderson
Margaret Grubbs
Ruth Thompson
Barbara White
Sharon Gamwell
Judy Vernon
Virginia Morris
Pvt
William John Gwilym
Camp Fannin
Texas
Mary Allee Gwilym
Columbus
John Gwilym
Vaughn
Eileen
Gwilym
Jana
William Gwilym
Lancaster
Fort Leonard Wood
Hooper Ridge Eithren
Emma Morris
Avas
Adeline Kaster
Nora Bryson
Mary Finch
Florence Lee Kaster
Altha Snyder
Hilda Kaster
Marie Seel
Belle Keirns
Clara Sayers
Susan ‘Saulters
Sarah Kerns
Mary Woolley
Audry Woolley
Bessie Keirns
Golda Kaster
Pearl Morris
Eileen Sline
Glouster Personal Notices Highlight Weekend Travels
Glouster society notices list Robert Emrick in Columbus and James Stedman visiting in Columbus. Several locals visited Columbus and Philadelphia area relatives, with trips planned to Pasadena California via Texas New Orleans and Arizona. The Orange Circle class of the Methodist Church postponed its meeting to Friday October 27 at Mrs H A Rogers home.
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Robert
Bob) “Emrick
Columbus
James Stedman
L. R. ‘Stedman
Richard Guinther
Akron
Glouster
Lucile Thompson
Clara McMullen
Ralph McMullen
Donna Sayre
W. 4. Sayre
Trimble
Sarah Wolf
Jane Montgomery
Des Moines
Joe Wall
Betty Lodge
Joe Walt
Rita Wolf
Joe Wolf Jr
Elizabeth Regele
Little
Bobby
Pennsylvania
Pasadena
Calif
Texas
New Orleans
Arizona
Methodist Church School
H. A Rogers
Funeral Thursday Chauncey Rev Gilbert Courtney of the Church of Christ
Funeral services will be conducted Thursday by Rev Gilbert Courtney of the Church of Christ. Ray White, 51, of Columbus Police Methodist Church, will meet the Willing Workers Class Circle No 1 Thursday afternoon. He is survived by his wife Grace and two sons from a former marriage. A committee will oversee the program.
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Chauncey
Gilbert
Chauncey Boy Prisoner in Germany Writes Home
Chauncey Boy Pvt Dale Tittle at Beaumont and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tittle report a letter from their son a prisoner of war in Germany. He says mail from home has reached him and he awaits boxes and letters from friends. He notes captivity began January 30.
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Chauncey
Ray Tittle
Beaumont
Pvt
Dale Tittle
Germany
Finsterwald Rites Set Thursday at Athens church
Funeral services for Kathryn Finsterwald student nurse and granddaughter Ella England will be held Thursday at 2 PM in the First Methodist Church Athens. She died Tuesday in White Cross Hospital Columbus and burial will be in West Union Street Cemetery Chauncey relatives include Naomi England Chauncey and Mrs uth Bridgewater Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Kathryn Finsterwald
Elmer Finsterwald
Naomi England
Athens
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
First Methodist Church
W. Union St
Miss Finsterwald
Ella England
Uth Bridgewater
High St
Three Birthdays Are Observed Sunday at Plains War Drive
Mrs Albert Dusel hosted a Sunday dinner at her Jacksonville home marking a triple birthday for her husband Albert Dusz son-in-law Orris Boudinot Millfield and Fletcher E Boudinot of Millfield. A rabbit dinner was served with cake baked by Mrs Maxine Boudinot.
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Plains War Drive
Chauncey
Albert Dusel
Jacksonville
Dusz
Albert Dusz
Orris Boudinot
Millfield
Fletcher E. Boudinot
Maxine Boudinot
Denver White
Cleveland
F.le
Boudinot
Orris
Bonita’ Kay
Myrna Rae
Richard Dusz
Alvert Dusz
Chauncey Personals notes weekend travel
Mrs Nettie Shields of Lower Plains spent Saturday in Lancaster. Mrs Lizzie Barber of Nelsonville visited her sister Mrs George Gabriel in Lower Plains. Mr and Mrs Owen Scurlock and children Jerry and Jeanette of The Plains spent the weekend in Columbus visiting Mrs Scurlocks sister, Mrs Dolores Clouse.
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Nettie Shields
Lower Plains
Lancaster
Lizzie Barber
Nelsonville
Lauge
George Gabriel
Owen Scurlock
Jerry and
Jeanette
the Plains
iColumbus
Hand Amputation After Accident in Mansfield
Herbert Deweese son of Mrs Irene Gabriel Deweese of Lower Plains is in General Hospital Mansfield after the amputation of his left hand due to a severe injury. Mrs Deweese is accompanied by her son Merwin and Clyde Gabriel of Lower Plains.
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Chauncey— Herbert Deweese
Irene Gabriel Deweese
Lower Plains
General Hospital
Mansfield
Nazarene church monthly meeting at The Plains
Chauncey Missionary Society of The Nazarene Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 pm in the church for the monthly gathering. In Mrs Bakin absence the session will be led by Mrs Boyd Alien. The new Study Book titled West of the Date Line will be used and the first chapter will be presented by Mrs Carrie Charnelt.
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Chauncey — Missionary Saniety
Reverend Lakin Returns from Illinois Revival
The Plains Nazarene Church pastor Rev J N Lakin has returned from Danville Illinois after leading a two week revival at the Nazarene Church there. The Plains district national war fund drive begins October 16 with solicitors Elisabeth Winefordner Angela Marcinko Carl Tinkham Marie Hanning Joe Wallace Luke Hardy Carrie Nida Ed Agin Bill Liggett Walter Wharton Faline Howard Juanita Buffington Lois Stage named to lead efforts. The Plains district aims for a $1700 quota and asks citizens to contribute generously.
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Illinois
Chauncey
J. N. Lakin
The
Plains Nazarene Church
Danville
Ferce
Nazarene Church
the Plains
Lucy McDonald
National War Fund
Plains
Elizabeth Winefordner
Angela Marcinko
Carl Tinkham
Marie Hanning
Joe Wallace
Luke Hardy
Carrie Nida
Ed Agin
Bill Liggett
Walter Wharton
Fauline Howard
Juanita Buffington
Lois Stage
Lowell Wrigley Named Buckeye Baseball Coach
Lowell Wrigley formerly assistant dean of men at Ohio State and superintendent of Baker Hall has been named to coach the Bucks baseball team. He came to Ohio State from Lima and played baseball and basketball in the early 1930s, succeeding Fritz Mackey who resigned at season's end.
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Columbus
Lowell Wrigley
Ohio State University
Baker Hall
Bucks
Athletic Board
Wrigley
Ohio Staterom
Lima
Fritz Mackey
Ban on pooling gasoline coupons for hunting trips
Columbus OPA rationing chief Harold T Welch announced hunters will receive no extra gasoline rations and may not pool "A" coupons. The legal travel limit from home is 180 miles one way, or 360 miles round trip, within three months. Cleveland races also note a daily double payout of 1049 dollars with Pearl Harbor and Prince Jack winning.
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Columbus
Harold T. Welch
OPA
Welch
Payyoff
Cleveland
Pearl Harbor
Prince Jack
Prince Tack
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Jeri
Rutkoskie
Romin
Dunlavy
Hall
Graves
Ida
Edrick
W. D. Witham
Company I
Dence
State Guards
Alameda
Coast Guard
Bechtel
Sooners
Johnson
San Francisco
Fullerton
Mrs. McKee
Chauncey Boy
Vinsterwald
Wilson's Store
Chauncey, Ohio
BUCK
Western Auto
Home
U. S. Yaw
St. Court Street
Miner
Gene Spurbeck
NYE Service Center
Chevrolet
N. Court St
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