Buckeye Conference breaks up as Ohio colleges plan new schedules
Ohio colleges reacted to the Buckeye Conference disbanding with bets on new leagues. Ohio U, Ohio Wesleyan and Miami likely join a post Buckeye arrangement. Marshall and Dayton may continue athletics while 1939 40 games with Marshall are canceled. Rivalries shift to out of state foes as schedules reshape for 1940.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
Ohio U
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Ohi
Oho Wesleyan
Marshall College
Marshall
Dayton
Wesleyan
Bonura Deal Promises Large Cash for Senators
Bonura may move to the Senators in a deal valued around 30 000 dollars. In 137 games last season he hit 22 homers and drove in 114 runs. Wasdell to be Washington’s full time first baseman. Cleveland’s market remains high as pending Indians trades collapse. Major league meetings loom with night baseball and expanding rosters as top topics. dead ball rules to be discussed with a NL style ball likely adopted.
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Senators
Bonura
Bucky Harris
Jim Wasdell
Washington
Cleveland
Julius Solters
al Simmons
Denny Galehouse
Red Sox
Eric c Nair
C. C. Slapnicka
Indians
Earl Averill
Odel Hale
Tigers
Pete Fox
Alloys Teams Cup Two Wins At Elyria Recreation
Alloys Teams Cup saw two matches Saturday evening as Electro Alloys took on Salem sides at the Elyria Recreation. The local A team prevailed 2 452 to 2 286 while the B team closed with a final score of 2 as the contest concluded.
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Electro Alloys
Salem
Elyria
Alliance A and B beat Elyria in bowling matches
Alliance and Elyria public service bowling teams clashed Saturday night in Alliance. The Alliance A team beat Elyria by 127 pins, while Alliance B won two games to one but trailed Elyria in total pins. High honors went to Alliance A with a 976 single and 2 713 series. Paul Gentzel led Elyria A with a 231 single and 591 series.
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Alliance
Elyria
Ohio Public Service
Paul Gentzel
Ohio Cage Fives In 49 Contests
Ohio college basketball opens a busy week with 49 games, seven Ohio Conference tilts, as Ashland, Kenyon, Wittenberg, and Ohio Wesleyan face early tests. Chuck Chuckovitz scores 24 in Toledo's win over Hillsdale. Rockets host Defiance tonight.
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Columbus
Ohio College
Ohio
Northwest
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Marshall College
Buckeye
Huntington
W. Va
Ashland
Kenyon
Eagles
Chuo Northern
Fular Bears
Heidelberg
Denison
Muskingum
Kent State
Wooster
Case
Bowling Green
Beloit College
Wisconsin
Obe
Duquesne
Western State Teachers of Michigan
Chuck Chuckovitz
Toledo
Rockets
Hillsdale
Defiance
Seabiscuit Voted Best Race Horse of 1938
Seabiscuit was named the turf’s outstanding pace horse of 1938 in a nationwide poll by Turf and Sport Digest. The Seabiscuit won over War Admiral, totaling 698 points from first second and third place votes. Stagehand was third in the all age division, while El Chico claimed best two year old honors.
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New York
Charles S. Howard
Seabiscuit Today
Turf and Sport Digest
Baltimore
Samuel D. Riddle
Seabiscuit
H. Maxwell Howard
Stagehand
Herbert M. Woolf
Lawrin
el Chico
Ohio State Cagers Confront Semester Exams Before Pacific Trip
Ohio State basketball opens a six day stretch of exams as the Buckeyes prepare for a holiday road trip to the Pacific coast. After a 43 to 37 win over George Washington, veterans Schick Sattler and Stafford sat out the game due to eligibility issues, but coach Harold Olsen remained hopeful about their availability for the Big Ten opener against Indiana on January 7.
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Columbus
WUP
Ohio State
Pacific Coast
George Washington
Buck
Indiana
Joan Schick
Bill Sattler
Bob Stafford
Harold G. Olsen
Amherst and Clearview Win Cage Contests
Amherst defeated South Amherst 28-19 on Amherst hardwood while Clearview beat Avon Lake 19-12 in independent scholastic basketball contests played Saturday.
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Amherst
Clearview
South Amherst
Avon Lake
Personnel Of Ohio Eleven Announced For Florida Game
The Columbus Citizens announces the complete roster of 23 Central Ohio high school football players to travel to Florida on December 22 for a December 24 game against St Petersburg High. Howard Aldrich Fostoria, Cecil Sanders Bucyrus, Bob Spies Manetta, Bill Watson Columbus St Marys, Dick Stuart Columbus North, Carl Borsotti Middleport, Ben Bope Lancaster, Everett Marcum Greenfield, Pete Sayers Arlington, Dick Zimmerman Columbus North, John Gracely Marion, Fred Justice Portsmouth, Bob Esses Grandview, Bob Farrow Columbus South, Bob Karshner Logan, Ed Massie Wellston, Ray Merritt Washington DC, Billy Munsey Fostoria, Fred Hann Columbus North, Lee Magee Columbus Rosary, Jerry Moore Columbus South, Bob Zack Columbus North, Mike Hagely Columbus North, Jim Scott Grandview. Coaches: Jim Scott, Mike Hagely, and Jim Scott of Grandview.
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Columbus
Columbus Citizen
Central Ohio
Florida
St. Petersburg High
Howard Aldrich
Fostoria
Cecil Sanders
Bucyrus
Bob Spies
Manetta
Bill Watson
Columbus St. Mary's
Dick Stuart
Columbus North
Carl Borsotti
Middle-port
Ben Bope
Lancaster
Everett Marcum
Greenfield
Jerry Moore
Columbus South
Bob Zack
Mike Hagely
Jim Scott
Grandview
Elyria Pin Teams Cap ural showing
Sophomore Gil Mickelson filled in at center as captain Jimmy Hull scored 19 points to lead the Buck offensive. The road trip next week includes games at Washington in Seattle on December 22 and 23 and two games each with UCLA. The party returns home January 4.
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Ural
Gil Mickelson
Jimmy Hull
University of Washington At
Seattle
University of California of Los Angeles
Eastern Star installs plans at Masonic Hall
New officers of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Hall Tuesday to plan the December 13 installation. Garden Club meets December 14 at Grange Hall with guests welcome. Dance committee for the Inaugural Ball meets at Mrs. Robert Gerber’s on River Street. event January 9 at Grange Hall with mixed dances and refreshments. sponsored by the Young Republican Club.
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Wakeman
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Garden Club
Grange
Charles Todd
River Street
Eugene Babcock
Rochester
Roy Puder
Elyria
Myron Shelton
Albert Todd
Luella Shelton
Ernest Burr
Elmer Shelton
John Todd
George Opfer
Pedro Club
Tuell Rounds
Hartland
Burton Finley
Collins
Hollywood and politics mix in Southern California report
In Los Angeles the Merry-Go-Round notes Jimmy Roosevelt's appointment amid Trust-busting and anti New Deal tensions in Hollywood. It highlights Louis B Mayer as a key anti Roosevelt figure and panels Downey and Lindsey shaping California politics and child welfare reforms. Boulder Dam contracts and power outlook end the piece with note on rates.
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California
Los Angeles
Jimmy Roosevelt
Justice Department
Roosevelt
Louis B. Mayer
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Herbert Hoover
Upton Sinclair
Mayer
Republican National Committee
Will Hays
GOP
Hollywood
Guls
Downey
Washington
Sheridan Downey
Manchester Boddy
Los Angeles News
Sheridan
Boddy
Ben Lindsey
Bonneville
Grand Coulee
Boulder Dam
Congress
TWA
Amherst P T A Plans December Meeting Attend Danish Customs
Amherst Ohio December PTA session at the public school auditorium features Prof and Mrs Alex Skjerne of Oberlin discussing Danish Christmas customs. Legion Auxiliary meets Tuesday at town hall. Daughters of Scotland lodge meet Tuesday at Odd Fellows Hall. Evergreen Club hosts annual Christmas party Wednesday at Mrs Ray Radde’s home with a noon tureen dinner followed by entertainment and gift exchange. Stone City Chapter Eastern Stars Past Matrons hold a Christmas party Wednesday at Lord Jeffrey Inn with dinner at six. Cloverleaf Club annual Christmas party Friday at Mrs C F Schroeder’s Mid Ridge home. Elmer Johnson Post American Legion meets Friday at town hall.
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Amherst
Parent
Alex Skjerne
Oberlin
The
Legion Auxiliary
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellows Hall
Evergreen Club
Ray Radde
Lorain
Clara Schwartz
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Lord Jeffrey Inn
Cloverleaf Club
C. F. Schroeder
Middle Ridge
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Christmas gatherings and choir party announced
Mrs B A Jenne invites two circle meetings at the church parlors and Mrs C H Ernst hosts a noon tureen dinner followed by an afternoon gathering. The choir plans its annual Christmas party at the church parlors with a 6 30 supper and a gift exchange. White Gift Christmas to be observed next Sunday during Sunday School with a special offering and program.
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Circle One
C. H. Ernst
Park Avenue
Marion Club Christmas party at Miss Mc Dermott home
The Marion Club hosts its Christmas party this evening at Miss Mary Alice Mc Dermott’s Park Avenue home. Circles of St. Ann’s Society meet this week with Mrs. Mertz on Park Avenue hosting Circle One Tuesday evening and Mrs. Hurlburt on Washington Street hosting Circle Two Wednesday evening. Victorian Guild hosts Tuesday evening with Mrs. Niesin on Middle Street. The Sorrowful Mother Novena runs Friday at 7 30 pm. The PTA December meeting is at the school hall Wednesday afternoon followed by a party. Marion Club and Teckawitha Club will attend communion at the 8 am mass next Sunday.
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Marion Club
Mary Alice McDermott
Park Avenue
St. Ann’s Society
John Mertz
Frank Hurlburt
Washington Street
Martin Niesin
Middle Street
Victorian Guild
Parent-Teacher Association
Teckawitha Club
St Peter's Church Intermediate League Christmas Meeting
The annual meeting and Christmas party of St Peter's Church Intermediate League will be held Tuesday evening at the church parlors. Election of officers and a gift exchange will follow the devotional meeting. Two circles of the Woman's Union plan Christmas parties Thursday. Circle 5 will
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Intermediate League
Woman's Union
Circle 5
December birthday party at church parlors
A December birthday party is set for Wednesday evening at the church parlors with a 6 30 tureen supper. Rev Hayes will supervise a feature program followed by a meeting to elect Sunday School officers.
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Hayes
Old-fashioned Christmas party at church gym Friday
An old-fashioned Christmas gathering for church members and families occurs Friday in the gym with a tureen supper at 6 30 Santa Claus and treats will be featured Circle 1 hosts its annual party Friday with luncheon at Lord Jeffrey Inn and cards at Mrs F I Hubbard s home on Cleveland avenue
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Santa Claus
Circle 1
Lord Jeffrey Inn
F. I. Hubbard
Cleveland Avenue
Concordia Club to Meet in Regular Session at Church Parlors
The Concordia Club will meet in regular session at the church parlors Tuesday evening. The Ladies' Aid Society will hold its meeting Thursday at the church parlors with a noon dinner followed by a program.
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Concordia Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
Brownhelm couple welcomes baby boy at Amherst hospital
Mr. and Mrs. William McQueen of Brownhelm are the parents of a baby boy born this morning at Amherst hospital. Mr. and Mrs. David Schriner on Forest Street are the parents of a baby girl born this morning at Amherst hospital.
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William McQueen
Brownhelm
Amherst Hospital
David Schriner
Helen Mischka
Forest Street
Methodist Church Bible Study Meet and Christmas Party
The Bible Study class will meet Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs H H VanKeuren on Jackson Street. The Ladies Aid Society will hold their annual Christmas party Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs A J Bauer on Park Avenue.
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Methodist Church
H. H. VanKeuren
Jackson Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. J. Bauer
Park Avenue
Health Association Leaders Highlight National Wellness Drive
At the American Public Health Association national meeting in Kansas City in October, officers and delegates discussed fundamental disease prevention and broad health maintenance principles. The presentation stressed vital statistics and the need for ongoing attention to public health, noting its critical role in conserving the nation’s physical welfare.
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American Public Health Association
Kansas City
Health at Record High Forewarns Yet Urges Public Vigilance
Health reports show Americans healthier in the past six months than ever before, with Surgeon General Dr. Thomas Parran predicting the nation will have the lowest death rate in 1938 unless an unforeseen epidemic occurs. He warns that individual carelessness can expose others to risk and undo public health gains.
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United States
Thomas Parran
Public Health Service
Parran
Death rate drops 8 percent in first half of 1938
Dr Parran reports the death rate from all causes fell eight per cent in the first half of 1938, to 11 per 1,000. He cites greatly decreased influenza and pneumonia as the main control factor, noting a natural decline in tuberculosis and praising the Safety Council for reducing accident deaths.
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Parran
Safety Council
Services At Full Gospel Tabernacle Attract Attendees
The Full Gospel Tabernacle hosted well attended evangelistic services with active interest in the Word of God and altar responses. Rev. Gayle F. Lewis of the Assemblies of God Central District will speak Tuesday at 7 30 p m and Evangelist Irvin E Ade will discuss Mighty Men of Prayer Friday at 7 30 p m. A children’s meeting is set for Friday at 6 00 p m. special music will feature each service. all events are open to the public.
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Full Gospel Tabernacle
Gayle F. Lewis
Assemblies of God
Lewis
Irvin E. Ade
Men of Prayer
Moses
Daniel
Steel Production To Drop This Week In Youngstown District
Youngstown district steel output is set to fall to 58 percent of capacity this week, seven points below last week, though still well above last year's sub 30 percent level. Republic Steel will idle two open hearth furnaces, bank a blast furnace, and cut bessemer output, while Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Carnegie-Illinois will each reduce one open hearth.
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Youngstown
Republic Steel
Bessemer
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Carnegie-Illinois
Services Scheduled This Week In Local Church
Be held Wednesday afternoon with usual services Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7 30 led by Pastor Rev Daniel Buser.
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Daniel Buser
Hospital News Discharges Reported
Discharges include Mrs. Allen Camp and baby boy of East Street and Mrs. A. W Heyman with daughter R. D. from Ver Milion care facility.
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Allen Camp
East Street
A. W Heyman
R. D
Vermilion
Breaks Leg Becomes Bischoff Child in Sunday Accident
Little Carol Ruth Bischoff daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Bischoff of Jenne road slipped and broke her right leg while playing at home Sunday.
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Carol Ruth
Elmer Bischoff
Jenne Road
Controversy Grows Over Coughlin Radio Statements
Chicago December 12 report details a widening dispute over Father Coughlin with Cardinal Mundelein disassociating the church from his broadcasts. Frank Hogan of the American Bar Association denied Coughlin’s claim of being spokesman for the National Jewish Council.
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Chicago
Charles E. Coughlin
George Cardinal Mundelein
Coughlin
Frank J. Hogan
American Bar Association
National Jewish Council
Brooklyn
The
Holy Name Society
Mundelein
Prince
Edward Mooney
Detroit
Hogan
Filipinos Win Medals for Shanghai Emergency Service
Seventy four members of the Philippine Company Shanghai Volunteer Corps receive the Shanghai Municipal Council 1957 Emergency Medal for their service during the 1956 Chinese Japanese hostilities.
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Manila
P. I
Philippine Company
Shanghai Volunteer Corps
Shanghai Municipal Council
New York Day By Day By Charles B Driscoll
Travelogue style column from New York recounts snowy scenes and city life. The author notes rapid snow removal progress with new machines, describes Times Square clearance, and recalls the 1929 Pathe film studio fire. He mentions encounters with Howard Schroeder and Lansing Robinson and an elderly, active Dr. Cyrus Wicker gifting bracelets.
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New York
Duary
Howard Schroeder
Wichita
Estelle Avenue
Lansing R. Robinson
San Diego
Rock Island
Paul Smith
San Francisco
the Waldorf
New York City
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Times Square
Cyrus Wicker
Miami
Caribbean
Wicker
Bill
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