Circle No 1 and other W S C S circles meet Monday
Social calendar lists Circle No 1 of the Women s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist home of Mrs G Wirrmack with Mrs Stewart as co hostesses 3 pm Alma Kyler circle at 3 o clock at the home of Mrs Ralph Bailes South Mervey Street Circle No 4 hosts at 2 White 2 o clock Mrs Schweiker and Mrs Miller aid hostesses Wesleyan Guild meets at 7 30 pm at Mina Mary Claude Pietecher home with Mrs Hendrix associate hostess navy issue noted plus wedding reports and club notices from Hope Arkansas area include Red Cross planning and church events.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist
Alma Kyler Cirete
Ralph Bailes
Mervey Street
White
W. TD. A. Schweiker
W. C. Miller
Stith Davenpirt
Drela Tencdlor
Wesleyan Guild
First Methodist Church
Mina Mary Claude Pieteher
Miliz
Wihoth Hendrix
Associata
First Rhadist Church
A. 3. Patten
Lex Helma
Mark Smith
Marlon Uchswain
UN Lostesses
A’elele
V. Nunn
Southwest Loop Upsets Shake Southwest Conference Weekend
The report notes Arkansas lost to Texas Christian and Texas A&M defeated Texas Tech while Baylor and Northwestern earned notable wins. Oklahoma and Texas A&M remain strong contenders as Arkansas faces Baylor, with predictions favoring A&M, Texas, Rice, and TCU in upcoming matchups.
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Fayetteville
Oet
Brylor's Bears
Razorbacks
Weday
Hardin-Simmmonso
Oktthamna Aguies
Texas
Bly End
Northwestern
Texas Christian
Texas Auuies
Arkansas
Aggies
Texas Tech
Bears
Texas A. & M
Cow Bus Christi Naval al Station
Oklahoma
Rice
Tuelane
Hardin-Simmongs
Southern Methodist
Texas Chislian
Kansas
Baseball World Series Memories and Indiana Campaign Shift
The reel of A P notes a Yankees win after a dropped third strike in 1947 and a 4 0 shutout by the Yankees in 1939 World Series play. It also recalls a Dodgers trade for Len Durocher in 194? and shifts to Indiana’s 1940s election strategy with fewer rallies and more precinct meetings. Marion County clerk Charlies R. Eltinger announces walkable branch registration sites for voters.
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Associated Press Today
Brooklyn
Mickey Owen
Tommy Henrich
Yankees
Monte Pearson
Swehit
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louiardinali
Len Durocher
Indianapolis
Indiana
Marion County
Charlies R. Eltinger
Ettinger
Yankees and Cards Battle for World Series Lead
In New York the World Series atmosphere builds as the Yankees and Cardinals push toward decisive games. The wind reveals the 1941 champion banner, while St Louis appears livelier and more dangerous than last fall. A loss in today’s game could stretch the outcome to pitching fatigue, with both clubs packing the trains for travel.
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New York
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Brightness Gone By Holly Watterson Chapter XXII
Mrs. Harper seeks a Nassau trip and a shift of nurses after a heart attack. Candace faces an offer of marriage and a chance to escape a dull life, while Duffy pleads and pledges to reform. The scene mixes hospital restraint, sly humor, and budding plans.
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Holly Watterson
Coming and Going in Ashdown and Nearby Towns
Bobby Ward of Ashdown visited city friends over the weekend. Mr and Mrs John Vesey hosted Mrs Vesey’s sister Mrs Warren Hull and daughter Miss Margaret Hull with W P Davidson of San Antonio. The Burtons and daughter Evelyn of Televille joined Mrs George Peck and others. Texarkana guests included Mr and Mrs Rulin Boyatt and Mr and Mrs David Boyett. Mrs J R Williams and daughter from Little Rock were weekend visitors. Sinead Talley is a patient at Lake Village hospital. her mother Mrs Anni Judson has been informed. Births: Mr and Mrs Billy Pittman announce son Robert Wayne born September 30 at Julie Chester hospital.
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Reinhardt
T. A. Williams
Wazel Marie Reinhardt
E. Janredt
Houston
Pexas
J. A. Williams, Sr
Bay City
Texas
Pipst Presbyterian Church of Hope
Thomas Brewster
Arennist
C. C. McNeil
Miss Collier
Stoney
Aubrey Collier
Kathleen
William A. Delaney
A. P. Delaney
Ashington
Nael O'Steen
Richard Arnald
Richard Arnold
Migs Lille Mac Collier
Mot Springs
Deloney
Hope High School
Olie
Washington High School
Nome
Alaska
Ft. Benning
John Vesey
Vesey
Warren Hull
Daurghter
Margaret Hull
W. P. Davidson
San Antonio
P. Pn, Burton, Sr
P. OD. Burton, Jr
Evelyn
Tewlaville
George Peck
Cant
R. A. Boyett
Edyth Boyett
Texarkana
Rulin Boyatt
David Boyett
Dallas
Sinead Talley
Lake Villiage, Arck
Anni Judson
Billy Pitmann
Robert Wayne
Julie Chester Hospital
Public Schools of Columbus Start Sept 28
The Columbus Public School began their fall term on September 28. Columbus High School offers Pre-flight aeronautics for 14th and 12th grades and radio telegraph is taught to all high school students. A Junior Commando unit will collect scrap metal for the war effort.
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Columbus Public School
Columbus High School
Columbus
Lillian
Marie Stuart
Maghalla A. and
M. College
Lillian Reed
Henderson State College
Babe argues Yankees benefit from their park in World Series talk
In a chat at Yankee Stadium, the Babe contends the home park influences outcomes, noting homers counted in Sportsman’s Park might not clear Yankee Stadium walls. He cites DiMaggio and Gordon shots, and argues the Cardinals would have smaller fences in St. Louis, affecting fly balls and outs.
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New York
Oct
WTI
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Cardinals
Babe
All Park
Barnes
Sportsman’s Park
Cards
Tolks
Ankee Stadium
Lou
Sportsman's Park
Hapon
Satur
Louse
Joe DiMaggio
Terry Moore
Joe Gordon
Stan Musial
Slaughter
Fella
Charley Keller
Vloul
St. Louis
Gordon
Keller
iMaggio
Tesé Center
Moore
Peat
Reading
Plenty Stars in Saturday's Football Games
Ralph Plaster leads Georgia Tech with a touchdown and a late surge to upset Notre Dame 13 to 6 as Oregon State beats California 20 to 7. Fred Naumetz's Boston College clicks in a 33 to 0 rout of West Virginia. Russ Craft stars for Alabama in a 21 to 6 SEC win over Mississippi State. Dave Schreiner guides Wisconsin with three TD receptions in a 35 to 0 victory over Marquette.
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Associated Press
Ralph Plaster
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Irish
Oregon State
California
Wast West
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Southern
Williams
Gsear
Prince
Virgil
Jeikenberg
Rice
Louisvana State
Fred Naumetz
Boston College
West Virginia
Lick McElwee
Vout
al Pick
Northwestern
Saal
Texas
Russ Craft
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Mississippi State
Dave Schreiner
Wisconsin
Badgers
Marquetet
Baby Boom Taxes Hospitals In Los Angeles
With war driven demand and a higher marriage rate, four Los Angeles hospitals cut maternity residence periods to ease crowding. County births this year reach 14 750, up from 9 737 in the same period of 1940.
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Los Augeles
Cards Rally Past Yankees in 9 6 World Series Thriller
The Cardinals surged to a 9 to 6 win at Yankee Stadium lifting them within one game of the title. Beazley twirled for St Louis while Ruffing struggled as Bill Dickey’s wild throw and Enos Slaughter’s key baserunning fueled the comeback. The series leads 3 games to 1 with a record crowd watching.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Broad Bombers
Yankee Stadium
Ernie White
Harley Keller
Cardinals
Missouri
St. Louis
Red
Joe McCarthy
Billy Southworth
Johnny Beazley
Tennessee
Beazley
Pepper Martin
Philadelphia Athletics
Mississippi
Bill Dickey
Dickey
Riley Donald
Yanks
Enos Slaughter
Stan Musial
Slaughter
Walker Copper
Joe DiMaggio
Nashville
Shrevepor
Los Angeles
Seattle
Upsets Caused by Shortages of Reserves
Harold Claassen reports a chaotic college football season driven by reserve shortages from wartime manpower. Big teams stumble weekly, with Minnesota Texas Notre Dame LSU and Fordham among those toppled as field depth and freshness decide games across major conferences.
Fragmented OCR City Notice From Early 20th Century
A garbled OCR fragment references Ralph L. Philbrick and letters to service men week, with mentions of Hagerstown and Ma, a fire hall atop the Western Enters prise fire hall, bulls passing by, and statements about territories of the United States noting Alaska and Hawaii as states. The text is incomprehensible and contains multiple disjointed phrases.
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Ralph L. Philbrick
Hagerstown
Ferdinand
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Theodore Marks
X. Williams Ax
Shreveport
South
Walnut Street
Ope
Southwestern Proving Ground
University of Texas, Austin
University of Texas
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Chiurch
Production Department
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Hell
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Lars Bird Casper
Camden
Formery
Hope
David F Pan ‘Feil
Long Islan
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Pan Toll
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Joe Tibbitts
Ark
NEW Saenger
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Matinee Daily
Sun
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Sports Mirror
Hugh Fullerton, JR
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Freddie Fritzsimmons
Ebbets Field
Freddie
F. W. Thomas
London
On Star
Thomas
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Petricia
Iferbert
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Mrs. Harper
Candace
Duffy
Ense
Patterson
Andace
Cone
Beck
Dusty
Hank
Forway
NEA Service, Inc
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Fye
Peter
Bobby Ward
Ashdown
J. R. Williams
Little Rock
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Plenty Stars
Mighty Yankees
Harold Claassen
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Joel McCrea Veronia Lake
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