Sam-Flush regains top spot in Major Industrial league
In a list of league results, Sam-Flush regained first place by winning two decisions from Canton Pure Milks as Weather-Seals moved up to tie for second. The Milks rallied in the final, posting low scores overall with only one 200 game. high scorers included Terry Turner 639 and Gordon Curry 638.
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Sam-Flush
Canton Pure Milks
Weather-Seals
Milks
Seals
Glick Furniture
Flash
Glicks
de Luxe
Walt
Roby
Castama
Wagners
NB Barbers
Hub Victors
Caxton Press
Cozy Clothes
Allen Truckers
Earl Faubel
Bartlett Lumbers
Angelo Battista
John Carpenter
Ray Trout
Cozies
Glen Seevers
Sam Hodnick
Caxtons
Rollins
Hubs
Louie Abatangelo
Barbers
Elmer Quinn
Truckers
Yale Clothes
Sweitzer Chinas
Industrial
Canton Stampers
Ray
Rays
Eagles
Fleischer Shoes
Ike Gambone
Model Drx
Hercules Motors
Berger Mfg
Enamelers
Coca Cola
Malleables
Scavellis
Phister Stokers
Home Furnitures
Stark Dry Goods
Nusbaums
Ethel Thomas
Mary Safron
Hazel Richards
Margaret Sprankle
Julia Verne
Wanda Joseph
Helen Mullane
Baker Auto
Hoovers
Millie Floom
Kempthorn Motors
Carl's Cafe
O’hara Cafe
Cronin China
Rupert
New Philadelphia Quakers rally to defeat Youngstown Wilson
In a strong second half, the New Philadelphia Quakers beat Youngstown Wilson 36-23 after a tepid first half. Ren Ritter and Brenton Kirk sparked the surge, with Kirk scoring 11 and Petrollini adding 10 as the Quakers also defeated Baltic varsity 37-17 earlier. Dover Crimsons stay atop Central Ohio league with a 47-26 win over Chillicothe, led by Bill Herman's 13 points. Dover reserves topped Dover St Joseph 18-14.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Quakers
Youngstown
Woodrow Wilson
Invaders
Wilson
Quakers
Ren Ritter
Brenton Kirk
Kirk
al Petrollini
Baltic Varsity
DOVER
Dover Crimsons
Chillocothe
Bill Herman
Dover St. Joseph
St. Joseph
New Phila
Younist
Finon Ritter
iFriend
Richardson
Balkovac Kirk
Petrollini
Haiter
Heibevg
Mason
Paluga
Harstine
O Jablanski Ie Hobart
Garasie
Porterfield
Misalko
Orr
Sterwart
Wilson Et
Chillicothe
Connor i
Brandle Marburger
Williamson
Hermann
Ater
Swinderman
Jones
Carmola
Farrow
Schumaker
Hamm
Petricola
Fogle
Tncarnato
Mari
DiNolfo
Dover St. Fos
Dover Res
Monaca
Grimm
Burtsher
Burkey
Petrilla
Stein
Phillips
Dorchez
DiLuck
Bendducci
Riley
iSt. Joseph
Mt Union Downs Bowling Green For Fifth Straight Win
Mt Union College defeats Bowling Green 48 to 38 in a rough contest as Rudy Schlott scores 15 and Chuck Joachim 14, Stan Baughman 12 leading the Purple Raiders to their fifth consecutive victory and first Ohio conference loss for BG. Otterbein tops Marietta 43-41. Toledo improves to 10–0 by routing St Josephs. Akron beats Baldwin Wallace 51-44. Wilmington defeats Ashland 50-35.
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Bowling Green
Rudy Schlott
Canton
Purple Raiders
Mt. Union College
Mt. Union
Schlott
Chuck Joachim
Stan Baughman
Ohio
Otterbein
Marietta
Toledo
Rockets
St. Joseph’s
Rensselaer
Ind
Bob Gerber
Hoosiers
Akron
Baldwin-Wallace
Wilmington
Ashland
Mt. Union Bordner A
Joachim
Harkness
Schiott
Johnson H
Baughman
Kish
DeWitt
Ertley
McCrea
Buckmyer
Cope
Mason
Cenetem
Fox
First Brethren Church Holds Quarterly Meeting Tonight
Don Bartlett will moderate the quarterly business meeting at the First Brethren church. Rev. Hilko Swyter of Molly Stark sanatorium speaks at Sunday morning service and Ray Parks of Canton gives an evening talk. A prayer service is planned for Thursday evening.
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First Brethren Church
Don Bartlett
Hilko Swyter
Molly Stark Sanatorium
Ray Parks
Canton
Bedford Scouts and church groups schedule week
Boy Scouts of Bedford United Presbyterian church meet Monday at 7 p m in the church. Senior Y P C V A holds a covered dish dinner Tuesday at 6 30 p m. Women's Missionary society meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs J I Kier of 2423 6th St SW. Mrs H E Stock leads. Young people's choir rehearses Thursday at 6 45 p m. Midweek service Thursday at 7 30 p m. Sara Wallace Eby Missionary society meets Friday night with Mrs S D Lessig of 622 Wertz Ave SW.
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Boy Scouts
Bedford United Presbyterian Church
Women’s Missionary Society
J. I. Kier
6Th
H. E. Stock
Young People’s
Sara Wallace
First Christian Announces Week's Scheduled Meetings
First Christian church outlines a week of gatherings led by Mrs. S F Bowman with a LaBelle Mere banquet Monday at 6 30 p m and other classes meeting Tuesday night including Christian Companion with Miss Genevieve Heminger at 407 Newton Ave NW Delta Alpha church business and social at the church Mrs Charles Smiths class covered dish at the church Mrs Ralph Arnolds class at Patricia Cline 1117 17th St NW Monday night Modern Marthas led by Mrs Glenn Baker a business meeting and social Monday night with Betty Blake 240 Park SW Mrs Oscar DeHoffs class chili supper at the church Monday night Mrs Harry Walters class at her home 1434 Ridgerd NW Tuesday night Bible school officers and teachers meet in the chapel Friday night and the Rothermel society holds a joint meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the chapel Mil dred Blake conducts devotions Elaine Marilyn and Lois Tohey sing and Oddyne Bender speaks tea served in the social rooms after the program by Mrs Maynard and Mrs Hines divisions.
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First Christian
First Christian Church Gleaners
S. F. Bowman
LaBelle Mere
Christian Companion
Genevieve Heminger
Newton Ave
Delta Alpha
Charles Smith
Ralph Arnold
Patricia Cline
17Th St
Marthas
Glenn Baker
Betty Blake
Park
Oscar DeHoff
Harry Walther
Ridgerd
Women’s Missionary Society
The
Rothermel Society
Mildred Blake
Elaine
Marilyn
Lois Tohey
Oddyne Bender
Maynard’s
Hines
Love Never Fails and Preparing Life's Defenses
Rev. LaRue selects Love Never Fails for morning worship at First Methodist. Evening topic is Preparing Life's Inner Defenses. All leagues meet at 6 30 p m Sunday with Mrs Waite McClain speaking on Amelia Earhart and Louise Moore leading worship. S A Stine will discuss From Generation to Generation in the Senior High league. An illustrated Madonnas talk by Mrs Merlin Schneider heads Forum. Midweek service is Wednesday at 7 30 p m and the senior choir rehearses Thursday at 7 30 p m. Read farm offers in want ads nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Schneider
First Presbyterian Plans Hymn Tribute To Mason Pioneer
First Presbyterian church honors Lowell Mason on the 150th anniversary of his birth with a 10 30 a m worship, choir performs Mason hymns, Rev J W Bean voices The Lift of the Heart in Song, and Leslie D Hansen arranges three lesser known works. Various church groups schedule meetings and activities through the week including a 5 30 p m supper, a 7 30 p m coed club, a 7 p m Boy Scout gathering, and a 9 p m bowling event at the Y M C A. Mission and educational topics are on the agenda.
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First Presbyterian Church
Lowell Mason
Mason
Medfield
Mass
Zion
Leslie D. Hanson
Hanson
J. W. Bean
Tuxis Society
Valerie Crowley
L. H. Booker
Walter Brough
J. C. Bryant
Alice Niederhauser
4Th St SE
Floy Mead
Bean
Church Rites Plan Consecration Service and Talks
First Reformed church will hold its annual consecration service for teachers officers and Sunday school workers during the morning service with Rev R W Blemker preaching The evening sermon titled Inner Religious Struggles followed by singing by Mrs Goebel Yeary A conference supper and a talk by Rev Norman L Flickinger of Simpson Methodist church are also scheduled with Miss Wilma Price assisting and Miss Aurelia Christen leading the Hi Society meeting at 6 30 p m
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First Reformed Church
R. W. Blemker
Norman L. Flickinger
Simpson Methodist Church
Neher
Hi Society
Aurelia Christen
Rev. Blemker
Wilma Price
Wittenberg Pastor to Assist at Trinity Lutheran Service
Rev. B. H. Pershing of Wittenberg college will assist Rev. E. C. Herman at the Sunday morning service with Holy Communion and new member reception. The church brotherhood elected officers for the new year: Melvin Reel president, Lowell Adams vice president, Theodore Lowd secretary, John Gehman treasurer.
First United Presbyterian to observe Lord's Supper in worship
The First United Presbyterian church will observe the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper during morning services at 10 30 a m. Rev Walter R Young will preach A Refreshing Fountain. New members to be received. Y P C U leader named and various church groups plan meetings and Red Cross sewing sessions this week.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Walter R. Young
Alice Mae Stark
Mission Band
Robert Geis
Mason
A. W. Warren
Emma Spencer
Red Cross
May Anderson
2Nd St NW
Friendly Builders
W. C. Anderson
Manifestation of Christ as Savior at First Lutheran
Epiphany services at First Lutheran honor Christ as savior with English worship at 9 50 a m under Great Light and German topic E Pluribus Unum at 10 55 a m. Monday 8 p m Senior Luther league meets Thursday 7 30 p m Teachers Training course. Christian nurture classes Saturday senior at 9 a m junior at 1 p m.
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First Lutheran Church
Luther League
Lutheran Ministers to Convene Tuesday
Canton United Lutheran Pastoral association will meet Tuesday at 10 am in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on Middlebranch Rd. They will hold a worship service and holy communion. Rev. H. G. Blickensderfer of Magnolia will preach the sermon. Three new council members were installed at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church last Sunday morning: Dwight Gibson, Earl Harsh, and Walter Beck. Each will serve a three year term.
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Canton United Lutheran Pastoral Association
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Middlebranch Rd
H. G. Blickensderfer
Magnolia
Dwight Gibson
Earl Harsh
Walter Beck
YMCA Leader to Speak at Christ Community Meeting
E. T. Heald, secretary of the local YMCA, will address a fellowship meeting of men of Christ Community Methodist church Friday at 8 p.m. in Hol-Gurns social hall. William Morton leads arrangements. The Youth Fellowship and Centenary Chapel Epworth league plan a party Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Sponseller grange hall. Miss Myrtle Wendell and Miss Emma Bawn head presidents. Miss Ruth Bawn and Delbert Werner Jr. chair commissions of Creative Leisure. Rev. Harold W. Ewing's sermon Sunday at 10:30 a.m. on "Whom Shall I Fear?" with special choir music. Miss Jean Watts to lead Youth Fellowship discussions at 6:30 p.m. at Hol-Gurns dairy.
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E. T. Heald
Y.M.C.A
Men of Christ Community Methodist Church
Hol- Guerns
William Morton
Centenary Chapel
Methodist Epworth League
Sponseller Grange Hall
Myrtle Wendell
Emma Bawn
Ruth Bawn
Del
Ministers Book Club Meeting at First Methodist Church
Stark Tuscarawas Methodist Ministers Book club meets Monday at 10 a.m. Rev Harold Mohn Canton district superintendent will speak on district activities. The book Come, Let Us Worship by Palmer will be reviewed by Rev Ralph M. Gray East Canton and Rev H W Ewing Edgefield will lead the general discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark - Tuscarawas Methodist Ministers Book Club
First Methodist Church
Harold Mohn
Canton
Palmer
Ralph M. Gray
East Canton
H. W. Ewing
Edgefield
Calvary Church Observes Lord's Supper and Meetings
Calvary Presbyterian to hold Lord's Supper at 10 30 a m with public reception of new members and child baptisms to follow. Margaret Oldham leads Pioneers class at 2 p m in the church. Taxis Society meets at 7 30 p m in the manse. Builders class hosts covered dish supper at 6 30 p m Tuesday. Women of the church sew for Red Cross weekly. Ladies Aid monthly meet Wednesday at 2 p m. soup and baked goods sale Wednesday noon.
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Calvary Church
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Margaret Oldham
Pioneers
Taxis Society
John Hartman
R. G. McMacken
Red Cross
Ladies Aid Society
Revival services at Genoa Methodist Church
Genoa Methodist Church concludes revival series Sunday at 7 30 p m led by evangelist Rev Joe Denton with his life story From Gun Pit to Pulpit There are three services that day at 10 30 a m and 2 30 p m Canton Holiness association will attend the afternoon service in a group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa Methodist Church
Joe Denton
Canton Holiness Association
Mission Sunday Ends at St Pauls A M E Church
Bishop Frank Madison Reid will conclude the preaching mission at St Pauls A M E church this Sunday with morning sermons titled The Final Voice and at 3:30 pm Does Jesus Care. A gospel choir will provide music for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s A. M. E
Frank Madison Reid
Jesus
Bethel Lutheran Church Holy Communion Service Planned
Rev Charles H Rasel will administer holy communion to Bethel Lutheran members at the 1015 am service Sunday. His sermon topic is For Those Oppressed. Teachers Training class meets Monday at 7 pm and the Sunday School board convenes at 8 pm. Wednesday 730 pm Women Missionary society assembles. Thursday 730 pm choir rehearsal.
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Rasel
Charles H. Rasel
Bethel Lutheran Church
Sunday School Board
Women’s Missionary Society
Americas Speak to Feature Honduras Program on Mutual
A radio special on The Americas Speak will air Sunday January 18 at 3 PM over Mutual WHBC. It includes a Columbus era dramatization and a music feature from Tegucigalpa to promote understanding between the Americas. The program is in cooperation with Rotary International. Formation of Blue Network Co Inc was announced by RCA president David Sarnoff.
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Christopher Columbus
Honduras
Blue Network Co., Inc
Radio Corporation of America
David Sarnoff
RCA
Red
NBC
BNC
Federal Communications Commission
Blue
WJZ
New
Stark Youth Council Election Next Month
Stark County Christian Youth council will hold its monthly meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in Crystal Park Methodist church Edward Thorn of the Canton Federation of Labor will be guest speaker The business session will be led by President Karl Lehr Reports of officers for the past year will be given and the election and installation of officers for 1942 will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County Christian Youth Council
Crystal Park Methodist Church
Edward Thorn
Canton Federation of Labor
Karl Lehr
Men Of Church To Lead At Simpson Methodist
Simpson Methodist church emphasizes men’s work with all services led by men. Gideons member Leon W. Steffy presides at the morning worship, with an ensemble including Phil D. Nettre Frank E. Clapper George Seinech Paul M. Kauth William C. Schlaak and Mrs F E Clapper. Special music features pieces by Dubois Lemin gre Sjorgen Diggle Callaerts Aloys Klein.
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Simpson M. E
Simpson Methodist Church
Gideons
Leon W. Steffy
Phil D. Nettre
Frank E. Clapper
George Seinech
Paul M. Kauth
William C. Schlaak
F. E. Clapper
Crusaders Club Party At Dueber Methodist Home
The Crusaders class of Dueber Methodist Church plans a party tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Grinstead 1232 Lawn Ave SW. Assistant hosts and hostesses are Mr and Mrs Harry Orendorf and Mr and Mrs Harold Van Nostran.
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Crusaders
Dueber Methodist Church
Richard Grinstead
Lawn
Harry Orendorf
Harold van Nostran
Rev Wetherbee Topics Announced For Sunday
At First United Brethren church Rev G B Wetherbee will preach at 10 15 am on Gods Plan for Redeeming a Lost World and a Lost Race and at 7 30 pm on Gods Man Mrs Robert Weston will lead junior church for six to 12 year olds at 10 15 am High school Christian Endeavor meets 6 30 pm with Miss Wilma Fraser in charge Dale Connor heads the young people meeting with Ralph Hendershot as speaker Adult group led by James Anderson Midweek prayer service Thursday 7 30 pm Rev Wetherbee to lead Bible study
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Wilma Fraser
Dale Connor
Ralph Hendershot
James Anderson
Wetherbee
Speakers at Dalton Flying Squadron to address church
Dalton January 10 speakers from Wayne County Christian Endeavor will address the local Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Sunday at 7 p m in the church.
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Dalton
Wayne County Christian Endeavor
Flying Squadron
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Prayer League to Meet at W C T V U Building
The Interdenominational Prayer League will meet Wednesday at 9 30 a m in the W Co TVU building on 3rd St SW for a service.
Vacationing in Florida Couple News
Rev and Mrs Edward G Klotz of Grace Evangelical and Re formed church are vacationing in Florida. They will spend January and February there.
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Florida
Edward G. Klotz
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Radio Network Schedules and Wartime Broadcast Changes
Radio listings detail hourly WHBC WTAM and WJR programming with war news reviews Ellery Queen theater America’s Preferred concert Pinafore and League of Nations dinner. NBC faces FCC ordered network separation, two Manila and Cebu stations shut as war disrupts outlets, many stations dismantled. Mutual-WHBC broadcasts include North Carolina music series and a $10,000 Los Angeles golf tournament open.
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Robert St. John
William Hillman
Earl Godwin
Ellery Queen
Col. Lemuel Q. Stoopnagle
WHBC
America
Mischa Elman
New
Chicago Theater of the Air
Pinafore
Bill Stern
H. V. Kaltenborn
League of Nations Association
Claude Pepper
Frank Walker
Man
NBC
KZRH
Manila
KZRC
Cebu
Philippine Islands
Bert Silen
War Department
Royce Woodward
WHEC
Cincinnati
WLW
Mutual
Los Angeles
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