Ohio State Buckeyes reel in top Ohio scholastic stars
Ohio State welcomes a wave of all Ohio high school standouts to its freshman ranks, led by Berea star Tom Phillips. The 1941 AP all Ohio quarterback is joined by Wolfe from Upper Sandusky and Groza of Martins Ferry among others, as Brown garners talent from across the state for 1943 backfield options.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Buckeye
Bucks
Paul BE. Brown
Deep South
Far West
Ohio State
Tom Phillips
Berea
Associated Press
Russell Wolfe
Upper Sandusky
Louis Groza
Martins Ferry
Wayne Caldwell
Springfield
Tony Adamley
Cleveland
Pat Breese
Hamilton
Joe Demando
Sterling
Massillon
Bill Doolittle
Mansfield
The
Mike Perrotti
Charles Stange
Dominic Stumpe
Leetonia
Joe Whisler
Willard
George Slusser
Mansillon
Paul Sarringhaus
Bob Shaw
Fremont
Bob Frye
Crestline
Tom James
Gene Fekete
Big Ten
Waheyshone
Findlay
Brown
Phillips
Wolfe
James
Fekete
Slusser
Robin Priday
West Jefferson
Doolittle
Whisler
Stumpe
Sarringhaus
Frye
George Lynn
Bob Jabbusch
Elyria
Bill Hackett
London
Gordon Appleby
Phil Drake
Horace Gillom
End
Gillam
Mbee Women Duckpin Seagle Tooth Rings Discovery
Researchers explain tooth enamel shows growth rings like trees revealing periods of illness and undernourishment as described by Lests. The report links dental ring patterns to historic health conditions observed in Seagle and MBee women.
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Lests
Buckeye Badger Clash Could Decide Big Nine Race
Wisconsin hosts undefeated Ohio State in a key homecoming showdown with a sellout crowd expected. Ohio State leads the nation in AP rankings while Wisconsin seeks to derail the conference leader. Fekete and Hirsch pace the backfield for their teams as Massillon roots surface in coaching history.
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Ohio State
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Gene Fekete
Badger
Elroy Hirsch
Fekete
Hirsch
Pat Harder
Big Ten
Buckeye
Paul Sarringhaus
Northwestern Wildcats
Badgers
Buckeyes
Massillon
Ohio
Paul Brown
Harry Stuhldreher
Hemlock Grove Social And Personal Notes
Hemlock Grove social notes mention Mrs Bar nett New Marshfield filling a church appointment and being a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Porter Midkiff. Other items include visits among local families, a football game, a sewing club meeting, and a Riley hoax anecdote attributed to James Whitcomb Riley.
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Hemlock Grove
Barnett
New Marshfield
Porter Midkiff
Emmett Hawk
Ralph Welker
Jerry
John Sargent
Bunker Hill
Ernest Cullums
Wilbur Midkiff
Orville Midkiff
Riley
James Whitcomb Riley
Edgar Allan Poe
Poe
Whirlaway set to win Pimlico seventh race odds
Pimlico spending day card features Whirlaway as a sure thing in the seventh race. The Calumet comet could add 10000 to his earnings in a walkover in the Pimlico Special, with Georgie Wolff told to simulate a race for trainer Ben A. Jones. Whirly aims for the Maryland Jockey Cup valued at 2750 for owner Warren Wright.
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Baltimore
Whirlaway
Pimlico
Calumet Comet
Ben A. Jones
Georgie Wolff
Whirly
Warren Wright
Marriage Announced For Jean Haselton McGown and Robert M Black
Announcement lists the wedding of Jean Haselton McGown daughter of Mr and Mrs W M McGown of Shelby Ohio to Pvt Robert M Black of Bellevue Ohio on Saturday Oct 24 at the First Church of Christ Shelby with Rev Crowe officiating The ceremony was open reception followed at the bride parents home with about 80 guests Private Black stationed at Camp Perry Bride formerly employed at Port Clinton Relative connections include Mrs Pearl Rutledge Chauncey and Mrs McGown sisters both natives of Alfred Ohio The McGown family formerly resided at Chauncey and later Bucyrus and Shelby Mrs Rutledge has returned to Chauncey May Ave
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Chauncey
Jean Haselton McGown
W. M. McGown
Edna Swartz
Shelby, O
Robert M. Black
Bellevue
Church of Christ At
Shelby
Crowe
Rutledge
Mrs. McGown
Alfred
Athens County
McGown
James Mullins
Bucyrus
May Ave
Chauncey Sergeant and Family Depart for Miami
Sergeant John Heffken and Mrs. Heffken left Chauncey for Miami after a furlough at home with his parents Mr and Mrs Theodore Heffken of Glouster and sister in law Mrs Lewis Muzio and family in Millfield Also Joe Guerra former Chauncey Dover coach now coaching at Damascus spent the end of the week at the Muzio home in Millfield.
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Chauncey
John Heffken
Heffken
Carolyn Guerra
Miami
Fla
Theodore Heffken
Glouster
Lewis Muzio
Millfield
Joe Guerra
Chauncey-Dover
Damascus
Muzio
Fullerton Roundup on Sports Morale and Amos Alonzo Stagg
The piece notes Army athletic teams and major aircraft plants using sports to boost morale through rivalries in softball and bowling. It mentions reshuffling major league clubs to cut travel and suggests weekend games to let players work weekdays. It also highlights Amos Alonzo Stagg’s 100th coaching season finale with the College of the Pacific and quips about Alsab’s three wins in Waterbury dog show days.
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New York
Paul S. Gilbert
Grumman Aircraft
John J. Penn
Stockton
Calif
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Stage
College of the Pacific
Ben Wahrman
Richmond News Leader
George Ashington
Alsab
Waterbury, Conn
Chauncey Water Plant Dedication Set For Armistice Day
Chauncey Mayor W D Hines announced a 7 p.m meeting of the arrangements committee for the Chauncey Water and Sewage System dedication at the Water Treatment plant. The ceremony will take place Armistice Day November 11 at 2 p.m with committee members C W Ferrer Luther Cruikshank Jack McCafferty Joseph Cline William Leffler Roy Pendergrass Floyd Nye and Edward Jones urged to attend Thursday night.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Chauncey Water and Sewage System
C. W. Ferrer
Luther Cruikshank
Jack McCafferty
Joseph Cline
William Leffler
Roy Pendergrass
Floyd Nye
Edward Jones
Chauncey Residents Guests and Visits Across Town
Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. Conde Webb spent the weekend in Mansfield with the Adkins and Chapman couples. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McKinney and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sanborn visited Mrs. Etta Pierce in Jacksonville, who is seriously ill. Mrs. Viola Shields Davis and Loretta Shields of Chauncey traveled to Pittsburgh to see sisters Ruth Romine and Hazel Romine Fletcher. Mrs. O. B. Adkins visits Mansfield to see Conde Webb and family. Mrs. Christine Brown of Chauncey hosts Plains Garden Club at her home with guidance from Paul Tipton A F E Daugherty and Grant Michael.
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Chauncey
Conde Webb
Mansfield
O. B. Adkins
Jake Chapman
Andrew McKinney
Cecil Sanborn
Jacksonville
Etta Pierce
Viola Shields Davis
Loretta Shields
Pittsburgh
Ruth Romine
Hazel Romine Fletcher
Christine Brown
The
Plains Garden Club
Paul Tipton
A. FE. Daugherty
Grant Michael
Chauncey Hosts Youth Evening at Mill Street Home
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lester entertained a group of young people at their Mill Street home on Saturday night. The event honored Ruth Lester and Mrs. Oleta Jenkins, who work in Columbus and were spending the weekend in Chauncey. Games and contests followed by refreshments. Attendees included Bessie Tope, Eloise Tucker, Elizabeth Ross, Gaynor Banfield, William Lopez, Gleneta Locke, Oleta and Larry Jenkins, Ruth Lester, Evelyn Woods, Mrs. Vera Wallace and her children, and the Lesters.
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Chauncey
A. B. Lester
Mill St
Ruth Lester
Oleta Jenkins
Columbus
Bessie Tope
Eloise Tucker
Elizabeth Ross
Gaynor Banfield
William Lopez
Gleneta Locke
Oleta
Larry Jenkins
Evelyn Woods
Vera Wallace
David
Sue Ann
Chauncey Future Home Makers elect officers
At a Chauncey Future Home Makers Association meeting the officers were elected. Jeanette Blackford is president Frances Noland is vice president Helen Erdy is secretary June Bowles is treasurer Margaret Smith is press reporter. Honorary members include Leah Featherston and Juanita Jones.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Future Home Makers Association
Jeanette Blackford
Frances Noland
Helen Erdy
June Bowles
Margaret Smith
Leah Featherston
Juanita Jones
Chauncey Soldier Returns Home. Local Union Endorses Two Candidates
Delbert Hawk of a bomb squadron at Westover Mass returns after two weeks at Chauncey with his mother Mrs Nettie Hawk as her illness improves. Alpha Brown and Oral Daugherty win endorsement from Millfield Local No 1205 at Saturday meeting.
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Chauncey — Corp
Delbert Hawk
Westover
Mass
Chauncey
Nettie Hawk
W. Main St
Alpha Brown
Oral Daugherty
Millfield
S E League Standings and Tonight's Matches
Logan visits Athens while Gallipolis seeks points at Pomeroy and Middleport plays Jackson. Wellston travels to Nelsonville for a key league night in the S E standings.
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Logan
Athens
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Middleport
Jackson
Wellston
Nelsonville
Pts
O.p
Jackson Pomeroy
Oak Mill
Miami Runner Is Favorite For National Junior Cross Country
Virgil Alston of Miami University leads the 39th national junior individual cross country championship on the six mile course. The senior, a four mile A A U champion last week in Cincinnati, previously beat Ollie Hunter at Drake Relays and placed fourth in last fall's national collegiate race. Teams entered include Michigan State defending its 1941 title along with Cincinnati Bowling Green Michigan Normal and Miami. George L. Rider coaches Miami and serves as meet manager.
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Oxford
Virgil Alston
Miami University
Miami
Alston
Cincinnati
Notre Dame
Ollie Hunter
Michigan State
University of Cincinnati
Bowling Green State
Michigan Normal
George L. Rider
Morristown Morality Church Holds Friday Cottage Prayer
Weekly Morristown Holiness Church gathering at 7 30 p m Friday to be held in the home of Mr and Mrs Marion Walton Bailey Run with local parishioners invited for prayer and fellowship.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Marion Walton
Bailey Run
Yellow Jackets Face Stern Test at Jackson This Week
The SEC race narrows as Middleport Jackets upset Gallipolis while Athens Bulldogs take over first. Gallipolis leads in points, Cantrell tops scoring, and upcoming clashes Logan vs Athens Gallipolis vs Pomeroy Jackson vs Middleport shape the playoff push.
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Jackson
Logan
Nelsonville
Wellston
Gallipolis Blue Devils
Athens Bulldogs
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Pomeroy
Logan Chieftains
Panthers
Pomeroy and
Charles and Gibson win pair of bouts in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh last night Ezzard Charles outpointed Joey Maxim over 10 rounds while Lloyd Gibson stopped George Clark in the second round. Charles, at 165 1/2 pounds, fought Maxim from Cleveland, and Gibson, 170 pounds, defeated Clark of Clairton, Pennsylvania, by technical knockout in the second round.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Lloyd Gibson
George Clark
Clairton
Yankee Slugger Joe Gordon Sinks Into Slump In Oregon Hunt
Bend Oregon reports Joe Gordon Yankee second baseman remains mired in a hitting slump with a .095 World Series average. He spent two weeks in the Oregon woods hunting deer and returned without a shot.
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Ore
Joe Gordon
Yankee
Oregon Woods
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