Porat Displays Boxing Ability Against Heeney
Chicago March 13 Otto Von Porat Norwegian boxer outpointed Tom Heeney New Zealander in a 10 round decision to emerge among leading heavyweight hopefuls Porat used a sharp left jab and long reach to keep Heeney at bay and landed a bloodied chin split crossing in the tenth round Heeney required stitches and will travel to New York to pursue title contention plans
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Chicago
Otto von Porat
Gene Tunney
van Porat
Tom Heeney
Heeney
von Porat
Fred Fulton
St. von Porat
Otto
Tom
New York
Bowling League Scores and Match Results
In Columbus Ohio on March 13 the Malik Markets routed Inter-City Coal and Supply 1033 in their final game as Hilko led with 678 total and a 253 single. Broad Motors beat Andress Cadillacs in two of three while Cadillacs won the last game. Local card also features Clete Puffman vs Banaski in their return bout and several undercard matches including Fox, Clere, Coleman, Jade Chick vs Elmer Gunthie and Pete Jandoe against Harold House.
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Hilko
Broad Motors
Andress Cadillacs
Cadillacs
Columbus. O
Clete Puffman
Will
Banaski
Rugged Cowboy
Banski
Charlie Fox
Clere
Cop
Abe Coleman
Jade Chick
Elmer Gunthie
Pete Jandoe
Harold House
Inter - City Coal & Supplyman
B. Limpert
McCoy
H. Limpert
Nagy
Hepebrand
Weeee
Broad Motors Tduston
Neee
Ehrke
Pritchard
Helmback
Lisewsky
Weee I
Weaee
Andriss Cadillacs Wilcox
Aea Ito
Bohn
Eres
Hobert Eeetan
Alkdon Eave
Struck Furniture Drops Final Bowling Bout After Early Lead
Faith Smith totals S45 to lead Struck Furniture in two wins over Style Center, then Style Center improves after a slow start. Edith Smith tops three-game set with 545 points and a 223 high game. In church league play, First Congregational and Church of Christ stay undefeated, with midweek games setting up a key weekend carni val at the Y. M. C. A. multiple close scores highlight the action, including St Agnes 27 Bnai Brith 22, Grace Lutheran 31 St Marys 18, and Pilgrim Community 39 Methodists 38 in a dramatic finish.
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St. Agnes
Grace Lutheran
First Congregational
Church of Christ
Pilgrim Community
Faith Smith
Struck Furniture
Style Center Ladies
Style Center
Strte Center
Edith Smith
The
Furnitures
Church of Christ Aggregation
St. John's
B'nai B'rith
Thheir
Henke
Maschak
Altfeld
Lerner
St. Mary’s
First Congregationalists
St. Andrew's
Miller
Schulke
Church of Christ Cngers
F. T Henke
Seeweees
Kerekes
C . Weeeeeeeess
Ryan
F. T. Lerner
F. T Gebhardt
Rf . Eeeseae & Siegmond
Eeer
N. Krugman
L Krugman
Alexander
Seeee St. Marys
FE Boylan
el Guth
Thompson
Halpin
Eshman
Wagner
Ae Moody
Schrock
Squires
Beenee Ee
St. Andrews
T Schulke
Wentz
Eeenaemeeeet
Eeenes Vv
Padley
Renouard
Finney
Sf OX
McGown
F. Smith
Egreeasn
T. Smith
Baptiste
Jago
iTarlor
Pilgrim
Kirby
Barton
iWagner
Griffin
Ig P
Koelin
France
Amherst Public Notices and Social Meetings Report
Amherst reports postponed Girl Reserve sessions due to a teachers meeting and lists numerous local club gatherings. Social events include Father and Son banquet speakers, cabinet meetings, Dime society activities, Ladies Aid, Sorosis, and St Ann’s society, plus church services and a Grange event with old-hickory gavels presented and a Mother and Father night planned. The piece notes Great Britain’s national debt at 38 billion dollars.
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Amherst
Girl Reserve
James van
Wagner
Charlotte
James
Geraldine Donahue
Lorain
Fred Gelistroff
Ernest Ritchway
Monroe
Michigan
Chas. Marlowe
Lakewood
John Marlowe
Security Benefit Association
First Evangelical Church
Corlett
Cleveland
Girl Reserve Cabinet
Helen Fleming
Dime Society of
South Amherst Congregational Church
N. G. Townsend
Lodi Ruth
Nadine McCoy
Lanpher
George Mengel
H. Moff
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Katherine Kolbe
Oliver
Carl
Augsie Sahl
Hillsdale
George Trins
Elyria
Good Deeds Club
Ruth Barkley
The
Beagles
Sorosis Club
Hugh Gawn
Harris Street
L. E. Hahn
Cey‘lon
John Ludwig
Spring ‘Street
Lee
H. Hoffner
Hickory Tree Grange
Elmer Cotton
Meltzke _ sisters
Felsra
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Henry Standen
Clifford Standen
Richard Heacock
Concordia Club
St Paul's Lutheran Church Cne
Henry Abram
Irma Law
Harold Lau
Eaton A C Five Swamps Dover 43 to 22
Eaton A C Five Swamps Dover 43 to 22. Eaton Independents gained revenge for January defeat with a dazzling passing attack. G Runde and Richards pierced the Dover defense as Walt Grills outplayed Dick and scored 14 points. Richards led all scorers with 15 while Diesy and Neimyer led Dover. This was Eaton’s last game before the tournament. Box score.
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Eaton
Dover
G. Runde
Richards
Walt Grills
Sapchick
Diesy
Neimyer
T. Cheesman
Carpenter
Ceeee Crowell
C.ceenss
Hawke
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Fentenmaker
Dick, c
Eoor Guelker
Captains Named by Major Teans for Next Season
Eight major league teams named captains or opted to play without leaders. Yankees Browns Indians and Red Sox will have no captains. Frank Frisch and others discuss captain roles while several teams retain last year’s captains or appoint new ones such as Johnny Evers with the Braves and Glenn Wright for the Robins.
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New York
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Southworth
Art Shires
Chicago White Sox
Willie Kamm
Ena Blackburne
United Press
Bucky Harris
Walter Johnson
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Boston Braves
Braves
Fred Mitchell
Glenn Wright
Brooklyn Robins
Wright
Pittsburgh
Fresco Thompson
Phillies
Burt Shotton
Travis Jackson
The
Giants
Pie Trainor
Pirates
Hughie Critz
Red S
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Eddie Collins
the Athletick
Wellington W C T U Meeting Highlights and Local Notes
The Wellington W C T U held a Hold Fast day at Mrs. John Herman s home with plans for a membership drive through May 321. Talks by Mrs. F B Gregg Mrs Fred Sutliff and Mrs Rose Beckley followed the motto Hold Fast and Go Forward. A social hour and refreshments concluded the gathering. Nearby items note Florida trip endings, Danish summer plans, a hospital stay, a club event, a clothing store fire loss estimated over 12000, and a Rochester school teacher ill with appendicitis.
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John Herman
F. B. Gregg
Fred Sutliff
Rose Beckley
Frank Warren
Charles Sheldon
Lena Dibble
Florida
Chris Sorengen
Denmark
O. C. Prossser
Lorain Hospital
A. E. Dausherty
Entre Nous Club
Burt Curtice
Medina
R. W. Baker
E. B. Dirlam
South Main Street
Jay Holland
Oberlin
Dirlam
Greene
Rochester
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Eastern Stars Meeting Charms Members by Young Performers
After the regular Eastern Stars gathering, members were entertained by a group of young people led by Masters Howard Hilliker Billy Henkes and Donald Swanger and Misses Maxine Bassett Ester Gott Marjorie Kepler Ruth Stevenson Wilda Abbott Jane Henkes Dorothy Morris and Thelma Hillker delivering a lively program.
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Eastern Stars
Masters Howard Hilliker
Billy Henkes
Donald Swanger
Maxine Bassett
Ester Gott
Marjorie Kepler
Ruth Stevenson
Wilda Abbott
Jane Henkes
Dorothy Morris
Thelma Hillker
Mary Martha class plans guest night at church home
Eleven members of the Mary Martha class of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. Ralph Bowman's home Tuesday afternoon. They planned a guest night meeting to replace the regular class next month. A social time followed with refreshments served.
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Mary- Martha
Church of Christ
Ralph Bowman
Girls Defeat Boys In Basketball At Methodist Gym
The girls team defeated the boys 6 to 0 in a gymnasium game last evening. Players included Anna Willard Grace Gower Thelma Gillette Francis Ramaer Lucille Ryder Ruth Twerill Donna Dague Donna Manning Lettie Farrar and Florence Gariss. The result closes the season at the gymnasium with gym classes led by Miss Mary Knapp and Charles Shephard.
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Methodist
Anna Willard
Grace Gower
Thelma Gillette
Francis Ramaer
Lucille Ryder
Ruth Twerill
Donna Dague
Donna Manning
Lettie Farrar
Florence Gariss
Mary Knapp
Charles Shephard
American Legion observes birthday with post supper and dance
Friday this week national American Legion posts celebrate the Legion's birthday with a covered dish supper in local post rooms starting at 6 30 p m. The evening will feature cards and dancing after the meal.
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American Legion
Legion
Spelling officers sent to correct signs in Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal Pasha, Turkey's first president, pushes reform to enforce correct spellings on new Latin alphabet shop and office signs in Constantinople. Spelling officers travel with an official dictionary to rectify mis spellings and ensure adherence to the new system.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Language commission renames Turkish placenames in official spellings
The language commission publishes official spellings for chief Turkish placenames and orders alterations within a week under penalty. The list includes Angora to Ankara Stamboul to Istanboul Smyns to Izmir Brusa to Bursa Trebizons to Tradzen and notes many shop owners misspell their own names.
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The
Language Commission
Angora
Ankara
Stamboul
Istanboul
Smyns
Ismir
Bruso
Bursa
Trebizons
Tradzen
West Alexandria bank cashier kills self after meeting
Sherman Mills 65 cashier at First National Bank of West Alexandria shot himself three hours after directors voted to call a national bank examiner. Mills had attended the directors meeting, bought a revolver at a hardware store, barricaded a garage, and died before Fred Meyers and Sir James could enter. He was active in civic affairs and Sunday school work. survived by his widow and daughter Edna Mills Brower of Richmond Indiana.
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West Alexandria
First National Bank of
Sherman Mills
Mills
Fred Meyers
Sir James
West
Alexandria
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Edna Mills Brower
Richmond
Ind
Sam Flickinger, longtime Hamilton editor, dies at 81
Samuel J. Flickinger, 81, editorial writer for the Hamilton News and former Associated Press correspondent in Cincinnati, died in Hamilton after a long illness. He previously served as managing editor of the Dayton Herald.
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Hamilton
Samuel J. Flickinger
The
Hamilton News
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Flickinger
Dayton Herald
Two Mercer Farmers Injured in Freight Train Crash
Celina March 13 William Custer 62 and Charles Heath 62 farmers were near death after a Cincinnati Northern parsaer train crashed into their truck.
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Celina
William Custer
Charles Heath
Mercer County
Cincinnati Northern Parsaer
Death by own action of William Rothfuss at jewelry store
In Vermilion on March 13, William Rothfuss age 59, caretaker of Volunteer Bay a Spanish War Veterans summer camp, shot himself in a jewelry store. Authorities attributed his death to poor health as the motive.
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Vermilion
William Rothfuss
Volunteer Bay
Fireman William Heckenhauer Dies After Injury
Bucyrus dispatch reports William Heckenhauer aged 69 a city fireman who was seriously injured here a few days ago has died.
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Bucyrus
William Heckenhauer
Child Charles Boyston Dies in Chillicothe Aged Two
Chillicothe dispatch reports the death of two year old Charles Boyston in Chillicothe on March 18. The brief notice states the child's age and location with no further details on cause or survivors.
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Chillicothe
Charles Boyston
Child’s poisoning from found pill ends in hospital doubt
A child swallowed poison found by accident, with the father identified as an employee of the Veterans Bureau Hospital. Authorities investigate the incident and its effects on the family. The case raises concerns about safety and access to hazardous substances.
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Veteran's Bureau Hospital
Otsego Farmer Kills Self After Home Fire
In Coshocton Ohio on March 13 Ira Kinner a 50 year old Otsego farmer set fire to his home and shot himself. His charred body was found among the ruins. He had been in ill health.
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Coshocton
Ira Kinner
Otsego
Missing Ohio State student Leydorf still unlocated in Columbus
Columbus police have no clues on the whereabouts of George B. Leydorf from Holland Ohio a State University student who vanished Saturday. Leydorf had recently recovered from a nervous breakdown and returned to classes. His father arrived from Perrysburg to aid the search while his mother remains in Holland.
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Columbus
George B. Leydorf
Holland
State University
Leydorf
Perrysburg
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