Michigan Minnesota clash tops week of Big Ten action
National and conference titles loom as Michigan and Minnesota square off at Ann Arbor in a pivotal Big Ten clash. Michigan seeks a fourth straight win after a 14-7 victory over Northwestern while Minnesota rides an 11-game winning streak and a 39-0 win over Pitt.
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NEW York
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Gophers
Michigan
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Northwestern
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Pitt
Iowa
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Cornell
Dartmouth
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Wisconsin
Indiana
Badgers
Nebraska
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Stewart Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Health
Social notes from Stewart record visits by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frost and son Robert to A. A. Dodds who is recovering from an eye operation. Cyril Arnold Earl Linton and Ad Tippie attended a Tup pers Plains sale. Athens visitors Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawk spent time with Stewart friends. The Tooney party with Ruth Seaman visited relatives here. R. B. Justin visited his mother in Elkins West Virginia.
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Stewart
Joe Frost
Robert
A. A. Dodds
Dodds
Cyril Arnold
Earl Linton
Ad Tippie
Tuppers Plains
Fred Hawk
Athens
Tooney
Ruth Seaman
Parkersburg
Carl Seaman
R. B. Justin
Justin
Starkey
Elkins
W. Va
G. W. Ahart
Alberta McKinney
Athens Leads In Interstate Bowling Loop
Athens bowling teams dominated the Interstate Traveling League with a clean sweep over Parkersburg in West Virginia. Parkersburg’s Al Strimer led individuals with 642, while Athens’ Mitchell topped the Athens side with 613 as the men won by 21 pins. Athens Pure Oil women lost to Parkersburg by 247 pins.
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Athens
Parkersburg
West Virginia
al Strimer
Mitchell
Athens Pure Oil
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
World Series talk looms as American Leaguers must sharpen blocking for Harmon and Kimbrough. Minnesota and Michigan drama fuels Little Brown Jug chatter while Notre Dame and Navy discussions mingle with pro and college football notes. A quip on Lou Nova and a Tulsa dime-novel anecdote cap the column.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Swede Larsen
Joe Hunt
Joe
Mines of Chauncey Area Are in Operation Monday
Thirteen mines in the Chauncey district were reported active Monday in the local rail yards. The list included No. 9 No. 10X No. 90 No. 107 No. 219 No. 255 No. 71 Bailey Run Pos ton No. 6 Carbondale Coonville Hocking Kimberly and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey Area
Chauncey
Bailey Run
Poston
Carbondale
Coonville
Hocking
Kimberly
Black Diamond
Evangelistic Meeting Opens at The Plains Nazarene Church
Evangelistic services began Sunday at The Plains Nazarene Church in Chauncey with Rev. and Mrs. Clarence R. Watson in charge. Watson preached morning and night as Mrs. Carrie Channell led Sunday School and a junior choir organized for the revival. Services run nightly at 7 o’clock. Pastor Rev. Frank Noel.
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Chauncey
Plains Nazarene
Clarence R. Watson
Watson
Carrie Channell
Jean Watson
Frank Noel
Local Visitors Reported at Pensboro Home
Pensboro residents hosted J. G. Russell and Mrs. Russell. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Scott over the weekend included Miss Ann Bailey Altona Bailey and Florence Hudson from Columbus.
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Pensboro
J. G. Russell
Mrs. Russell
Ted Scott
Ann Bailey
Altona Bailey
Florence Hudson
Columbus
Harmon and Kimbrough Debut Draws Big Yankee Stadium Crowd
Tommy Harmon and John Kimbrough failed to dazzle in their pro debut but a 7-7 tie between Columbus Bulls and New York Americans at Yankee Stadium drew 25 385 fans, signaling financial momentum for the upstart American League despite mixed on field play. Bob Davis starred for Columbus as Harmon and Kimbrough spent much time on the bench.
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Jack McBride
Harmon
Kimbrough
McBride
Jack
Jarrin Jawn
Mel Hein
Charlie Callahan
Tub Thumper
Yankee Stadium
NEW York
Tommy Harmon
John Kimbrough
Columbus Bulls
New York Americans
William Cox
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Polo Grounds
Buffalo
Bob
Davis
Kentucky University
Columbus
Birthday Club Dinner and Gift Night in Chauncey
Chauncey Birthday Club members enjoyed their monthly birthday supper at Browns and then moved to Mrs. Dorothy Staley’s home on West Main Street. Mystery packages were opened and each member received a gift. Games and prizes provided evening entertainment. Present were Lily Wallace Charlene Barrows Betty Wallace Ruth Smith Elizabeth Dickerson Minnie Whitmore Eunice Harvey Jeane Bell and Dorothy Staley.
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Chauncey
Browns
Dorothy Staley
W. Main St
Lily Wallace
Charlene Barrows
Betty Wallace
Ruth Smith
Elizabeth Dickerson
Minnie Whitmore
Eunice Harvey
Jeane Bell
Forest Rose Rebekan Lodge Earns Excellent Grade
Chauncey visitors from Logan Chester Hill New Straitsville and Glouster attended inspection led by Mrs Lulu White of South Perry Forest Rose Rebekan Lodge Chauncey received the grade Excellent Refreshments were served.
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Chauncey
Logan
Chesterhill
New Straitsville
Glouster
Forest Rose Rebekan Lodge
Lulu White
South Perry
Forest Rose Lodge
Stalders Entertain at Mill Street Dinner
Mr and Mrs Hol lis Stalder of Chauncey hosted a Sunday dinner at their newly furnished Mill Street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Grant Russell of Bethany and Mrs Minnie Stalder with Mr and Mrs Dan Johnson Russell Johnson Hollis Stalder and their sons Richard and Sammy of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Hollis Stalder
Mill St
Grant Russell
Bethany
Minnie Stalder
Dan Johnson
Russell Johnson
Hollis Stalder and Sons
Richard and
Sammy
Millfield Needle Club Hosts Change of Meeting Date
Mrs. Mabel Mingus will host the Millfield Needle Club at her Millfield home Wednesday night October 22, shifting from the originally scheduled October 29. Members are advised of the temporary alteration and to attend as planned.
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Millfield Millfield
Mabel Mingus
Millfield
Needle Club
Auker Returns Home After Hospital Stay
John Auker of North Ridgeville was brought home to Oroville on Saturday from a Elyria hospital where a surgical operation was delayed. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Auker. The piece notes the 1940 U.S. accident death toll as 96,500, up 4,000 from 1939.
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Logan
John Auker
North Ridgeville
Oroville
Elyria
Pearl Auker
United States
Ten Buckeye Teams Invade Foreign Fields
Ohio colleges send ten teams beyond state borders for next weekend while 14 Ohio games dot the schedule. Northwestern at Ohio State headlines a Big Ten clash as Ohio aims to bolster a shaky defense after a 16 14 win over Purdue. Cincinnati travels to Tennessee and Ohio Wesleyan meets Miami in a pair of notable out of state matchups.
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Oak Grove News Notes Show Weekend Visits and Discharges
Oak Grove notes list visits including George Thornton and Garnet at Fast Liverpool and Athens residents at the Thornton home. George Myers and Jessie Cagg join meals with Cagg family. Leroy Cage discharged from the army under new age rules and returned home. Other visits include Hartmans of New Marshfield and Nelsonville, and Kimes moving to Kimberly.
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Oak Grove
George Thornton
Garnet
Jessie Cagg
Camp Knox
Vernon Cagg
Lawrence Cage
New Marshfield
Leroy Cage
William Hartman
Leonard Hartman
Arthur Hartman
Nelsonville
Anna Bollinger
Athens
Jake Kimes
Davis Farm
Kimberly
Earl Mourne
Charles Gilpin
Ethel Smith
Jane Pickett
Shafer Baby Born At The Plains
Mr and Mrs El dred Shafer welcome a daughter born Sunday October 19 at their home in The Plains. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Shafer of Beaumont.
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Chauncey
Eldred Shafer
the Plains
George Shafer
Beaumont
Robert Clark
Akron
George Lanning
Tie Leaves Ohio Bobcats with Scoreless Night
Ohio University Coach Don Peden faces a tie as the Bobcats held the edge over Akron but failed to score. Tonight's Messenger club program includes a football lesson by W H Herbert, scouting Butler, and films from Western Kentucky and Akron games.
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Ohio University
Don Peden
Messenger
Elks Lodge
Bobcats
Don
Akron
W. H. Herbert
Ohio
Butler
Western Kentucky
Neil Thomas
Bears Crush Detroit for Ath Straight
Chicago Bears rout Detroit Lions 49 to 6 to extend their undefeated streak to four, surpassing in yardage and first downs. New York Giants remain unbeaten with a 28 to 7 win over Pittsburgh as Green Bay and Washington close in on the leaders. Next Sunday features New York at Brooklyn and Chicago at Pittsburgh.
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Washington
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Straitsville Club Hosts Bridge Session at Essex Home
NEW STRAITSVILLE Oct 20 Thursday afternoon bridge club met at Mrs Elizabeth Essex home with Mary Moodie Bess Davis Nellie Ward Justine Jones and others present. Local couples from Logan Steubenville Akron Woodsfield and Columbus were guests or visitors in related notices.
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Elizabeth Essex
Mary Moodie
Bess Davis
Nellie Ward
Justine Jones
James Costello
Helen Potts
Elizabeth Mills
Willard Mills
Amos Potts
Pete Palmer
Michigan
John Connor
Logan
Dean Collison and Son
James Mills
Steubenville
Auxiliary To Hold Party Wednesday In Chauncey
The Ladies Auxiliary No 9 to the United Mine Workers hosts a masquerade Halloween party in Chauncey on Wednesday October 22 at 730 PM in K of P Hall. Members should bring food for supper. Plans are made for those attending the district convention at The Plains on Tuesday October 28 with Mrs Ethel Scott in charge.
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Chauncey
Ladies Auxiliary No. 9
United Mine Workers
Chauncey K
P. Hall
the Plains
Ethel Scott
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