Bobcats Travel to Miami for Oxford Showdown
Ohio University Bobcats face rival Miami University in an away game at Oxford marked by Miami’s undefeated string and a strong Redskins offense led by quarterback Bob Wieche. OU hopes to start fast despite injured tackles Kern and Warstler, with Ralph Sayre and Louie Venditti anchoring the backfield and John Ralls driving the offense.
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Buckeyes and Boilers Set for 74 000 Crowd Clash
Ohio State Buckeyes host Purdue Boilermakers before a projected 74 000 fans in a top nation wide clash of undefeated teams. The weekend grid slate also features Oberlin vs DePauw and Miami at Ohio University as Ohio activities shape the Big Ten chase.
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Picnic Dinner At Family Reunion Honors White Sons
CHAUNCEY The country home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy White near Millfield Route 1 hosted a Sunday family reunion honoring Corporal Vert. N. White on furlough from Fort Barry California and First Lieut. Andrew Roberts on a 30 day furlough. The gathering included Basil Roberts family members and friends. A noon cafeteria style picnic followed by musical numbers.
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Chauncey
Guy White
Millfield
C. &. Roberts
Neil
Bobby
Shirley
Kathleen
Eloise Roberts
Andrew Roberts
Zanesville
John Exenkamper
Paulines
Linda Lee Exenkamper
Basil Roberts
Jacksonville
Louise Nagie
Howard
Hanning
Nelsonville
Twins Are Discharged From European War Service
Chauncey Corporal Thos Thomas returned home with wife Nellie and son Tommy at The Plains after two years in Europe. His twin brother Corporal John Thomas, also discharged, served in the same theater. They are sons of Mr and Mrs Thomas Thomas of Deanville. The twins did not meet while in service.
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Chauncey
Cpl
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Camp Atterbury
Nellie
Tommy
the Plains
Corporal Thomas
Corporal John Thomas
Thomas Thomas
Deanville
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Effie Six in Chauncey
Funeral services for Mrs. Effie Six age 73 wife of Robert Six Hamley Run and a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John Tippie Chauncey were held Wednesday afternoon with burial in Augustine Cemetery Sugar Creek. She was a niece of Mrs Hattie Karns Chauncey. Attending from Chauncey were Mrs Cynthia Karns Ervin Karns Charles Karns Floyd Karns Pauline Bolin Mrs Marinda Cruikshank and Mrs Luella Preston. Visiting in Dover Chauncey Mrs John Mann urene Watkins and daughter Linda of Glenlwyn Illinois are visiting Chauncey for two weeks with Mrs Manns parents and sister in Athens. Visiting relatives 18 reported in Chauncey Mrs Zimmiel and Mrs James McNamee Columb mith former Chauncey resident are visiting and will enter hospital for X ray. She is a sister of Jennie Courtney and Marney Inda Cruikshank Chauncey Strange Job keeper of the lookout of the Cinque porte England is paid 5 50 annually. Visit in district Mr and Mrs Clyde Crabtree and children of Indianapolis Ind have been here visiting his father Emanuel Crabtree Millfield and brothers Emanuel and Orville Crabtree and families in Chauncey.
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Effie Six
Robert Six
Hamley Run
John ‘Tippie
Augustine
Sugar Creek
Six
Hattie Karns
Cynthia Karns
Ervin Karns
Charles Karns
Floyd Karns
Pauline Bolin
Marinda Cruikshank
Luella Preston
Dover
John Mann Urene Watkins
Linda
Glenlwyn
James Stone
Zimmiel
James McNamee
Columb@mith
Won Plains
Edwin Howells
Jennie Finsister
Jennie Courtney and
Marney
Inda Cruikshank
Clyde Crabtree
Indianapolis
Ind
Emanual Crabtree
Millfield
Emanuel
Orville Crabtree
Richardson Speaks at Glouster Kiwanis Club Meeting
Glouster Kiwanis Club met at Hotel Gordon for a 6:30 dinner meeting. The evening opened with songs, nominations were delayed due to two members out of town, and officer elections were postponed to next week. L. E. Richardson, back from South Dakota, shared his pheasant hunting trip experiences in an engaging program.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
L. E. Richardson
South Dakota
Chauncey Social News Highlights Visits and Travels
Chauncey residents and relatives are noted in a weekly social page. Mrs Gwennie Fowler of Columbus spent the weekend in The Plains with Mr and Mrs William Stalder. Mrs Eva Jean Adams and children visited Newark. Mrs Mary Meadows and family of that area were tested. Mrs Carrie Channell traveled to Mansfield to visit her sons and daughters in law, and Mr Glenn Channel and Mr Dale Channel. Cynthia Hammond of Chauncey attended the funeral of Walter Hall in Nelsonville. Mrs Sarah Hughes of Akron visited Chauncey with Rev Ray Pidcock and family. Mrs Eddie Russell and children from Worthington visited Millfield. Mr and Mrs Franklin Linscott and daughter Anita of Amesville were guests of Mr and Mrs Clifford Fink in Chauncey.
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Gwennie Fowler
Columbus
the Plains
William Stalder
Eva Jean Adams
Newark
Adams
Mary Meadows
Carrie Channell
Mansfield
Sona
Inlaw
Glenn Channel
Dale Channel
Cyntha Hammond
Nelsonville
Walter Hall
Sarah Hughes
Akron
Ray Pidcock
High St
Eddie Russell
Worthington
Fred Russell
Millfield
Franklin Linscott
Anita
Amesville
Clifford Fink
May. Ave
Sanit Churches Weekend Services Schedule in Glouster and Nearby
Sunday religious programs span multiple churches with varied times. Church of Christ led by Rev. C B Tigner opens with Bible School at 9, communion and preaching at 10, evening service at 7. district address at 2 at Nelsonville with transportation arranged. Other churches list rally day activities, hymns, and youth fellowships, including Bishopville Church of Christ, Methodist sermons, and Chauncey Holiness Church services.
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Tigner
Church of Christ
Nelsonville
Wiley Harris
First Baptist Sunday School
Bishopville Churcau of Christ
Millard Kasler
W. D. Robinson
Eugene Brown
The
Methodist Church
C. A. Bingman
Methodist Youth Fellowship Group
Lois Harry
Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Lewis Adkins
Ray Pidcock
Young Peoples Meeting
Myrtle Simpson
Pickins Pigskin Picks by Harold Classen
A football prognostication column highlighting Purdue Ohio State, Navy Georgia Tech, Alabama Louisiana State and other picks. The piece notes a record of 37 correct and 10 incorrect for last night and forecasts results for major games across conferences with emphasis on Big Ten and notable matchups.
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New York
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Ohio State
Paul Sarringhaus
Dick Fisher
Ohio Bucks
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Navy
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Tech
Tennessee
Alabama
Harry Gilmer
Louisiana State
Georgia
Glouster Senior Progressive Study Club Meets on England Theme
Mrs. Emily Jonas hosted the Senior Progressive Study Club at Republic Ave. Tuesday evening. Papers on Prominent Men of England and Prominent Royal Families of England were read by members, followed by roll call reports on English life. Candy and nuts were served to members and guests after the program.
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Glouster
Emily Jonas
Republic Ave
England
Alta Sweeney
Sam Dunnett
Sara Willis
J. E. Anderson
B. R. Angle
John S. Blower
M . Bryson
W. W. Bryson
Roy Davis
Everett Eddy
J. H. Henshaw
W. G Hughes
T. E. McAtoose
Merle Danford
Marcella Jonas
Glouster Aerie To Hold Initiation Sunday
Glouster Aerie No. 468 will hold its regular monthly initiation Sunday October 21 at 2 30 p m All members with candidates who have not yet received initiation are urged by Worthy President Robert Hemsley to attend and ensure candidates attend After the initiation refreshments will be served This will be a strictly stag affair.
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Glouster
Glouster Aerie No. 468
Robert Hemsley
Service Men of Glouster Area
Mr and Mrs John R Clark report their son 1st Lt Robert Clark is stationed in Sasebo Japan after three and a half years in the Marines with sixteen months in the Pacific. Mrs William Martin Mrs Albert Lloyd Annabelle Weymuel ler of Akron and Petty Officer Bobby Weymueller of Beauford SC visit the Morris family while Bobby on a 30 day radio service leave.
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Robert. Clark
Sasebo
Japan
Marines
Pacific
William Martin
Albert Lloyd
Annabelle Weymueller
Akron
Bobby Weymueller
Beauford
S. C
William B. Morris
H. G. Gibson
Bobby
Painting Hines Home Chauncey Chauncey Mayor Hines home painted
CHAUNCEY The home of Mayor W D Hines Converse Street is being painted by Dr Howard Chauncey. Howard has also painted the homes of his sister Frances Howard and others on Ellis Avenue and MI Street. Luther Cruikshank Chauncey hosted Sunday dinner guests and locals spent the weekend with Chauncey residents. MEDINA A common pleas court jury found Mary Johnson 30 guilty of second degree murder for the fatal stabbing of George Hightower on April 28.
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Converse St
DR. Howard
Mr. Howard
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Lloyd Pendergrass
John Law
Ellis Ave
Sam Tippett
MI St
Medina
Preas
Mary Johnson
George Hightower
Plan Funeral Rites For James Coey Jr
Glouster James Coey Jr aged three months died at home of his parents Mr and Mrs James Coey Sr McLeish Survivors include his parents and grandparents Jeffer son Hogue McLeish and James Coey Sr of McLeish and James Coey Taylor Ridge Funeral services at Oakdale Church Sunday at one with Rev Alva Shiflett officiating Burial at Maplewood cemetery
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James Coey
Rebekah Lodge Plans Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekah Lodge will meet in Odd Fellows Hall Saturday at 7 30 PM. After the business session an eight o clock program will be presented and lunch will be served by the group.
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Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Athens Bulldogs Host to Jackson Ironmen Tonight
Athens hosts Jackson Ironmen in a key Southeastern Ohio League clash as Athens aims to rebound from a rough season start. The Ironmen, led by coach Irving Lippe, seek a big road win after Jackson’s 20-0 victory over Nelsonville and Logan’s 30-0 rout of Gallipolis, while Wellston faces Logan and Nelsonville meets Gallipolis in other league games.
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J-T High School maintains senior class officers
At the reorganiz ation meeting the senior class of J-T High voted to retain the same officers for the coming year. Wayne Craig is president Mary Jo Grigsby vice president Gloria Ann Exenkamper secretary treasurer. The class of twenty five chosen commencement invitations. D S Gilbert Columbus to print invitations. A 30 volume set of Encyclopaedia Americana added to the high school library reference department. Fifty volumes of non fiction secured from Athens County Library Service at Nelsonville.
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Athens County Library Service
Nelsonville
John Henry Family Visits in Detroit
Mr and Mrs John Henry and sons Everett and Bob visited Detroit Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Henry. The men enjoyed a pheasant hunt while Mrs Henry returned home to Glouster on Thursday. Everett Henry is home from Nichols General Hospital on a 15 day furlough and will return Oct 28 for further treatment for wounds received in the Pacific theater.
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John Henry
Everett
Bob
Detroit
Ralph Henry
Henry
Everett Henry
Nichols General Hospital
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