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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09
EAGLEPORT
Church Notice

SHuICn NOllCc
Sunday school, $50 a. m. Preach
ing Sunday evening at 1880. r. A.
Moore, of Philo, pastor.
Grange Installation
A degree team from Neelyvilla 3
grange installed the officers of
Eagleport grange recently. Oyster
and vegetable soup were served.
Officers are: Master, G. A. Eppley;
o. S., Boyd Divers; Lect., Mary Ep-
pley; S., Dorsey Divers; A. S., Earle
Eppley; Chap, Mabel Divers; Sec'y,
Nellie Seyler; Treas, Cora Eye; G..
K, Jack Carr; Ceres, Erma Garrett; !;
Pomona, Myrtle Carr; Flora, Lulu
Eppley; L. A. S., Mildred Clifton.
The many friends here of Rev. H..
w. Maier, late of Toronto O., were
sorry to learn of his death. He was
former resident of this vicinity.
Mrs. G. C. Seyler entertained Jan.
5, with turkey dinner in honor of
her husband and sons birthday an
niversaries. Those present We're
Connelsville; Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
Baxter and children Hughie, Sally
and Robert Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
L. Woodward and son Bob of Cam
bridge.
Born Jan. to Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Henry, son, named Donald
David.
Retires After 35 Years Service
After 35 years service with the
B. G 0. railroad, r. w. Monroe has
retired and returned to his home
here.
Mrs. Katie Fritz of GAINESVILLE was
a recent visitor at this place
Mrs. Boyd Divers and daughter
Virginia, are ill.,
Mrs. HivnOr Leaves Hospital
Mrs. Rose Hivnor who underwent
a gall stone operation two weeks
ago. was able to be removed to the
home of her sister, in GAINESVILLE.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09
HOPEWELL

Friends here were sorry to hear
Of the death Of James Clements, OF
Malta. He was former resident Of
this neighborhood.- Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Newsom and children Clyde
and Cathryn Ann, were Sunday af-
ternoon guests of her mother, Mrs.
Maud Trout, of McConnelsville--
Oden Ellis of Pleasant Hill, Athens
county, spent from Tuesday until
Friday of last week with his uncle,
Albert Ellis.--Donna June and Ed
ith Nell Parker of Malta spent a
few days last week with their aunt,
Mrs. James Murphy, and family
Charles Strahl returned to Colum-
bus, Monday, where he is attending
school at o. S. U.--Mrs. Albert FL
lis picked pansy bloom from her
pansy bed, New Years day Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Strahl and children
spent last Wednesday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wells.-- Miss
Evelyn Wells, r. NJ, who went
home with her brother, Ogle Wells
OF Seattle, WASH, the latter part OF
October, has employment in hos
pital at Seattle.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09
Hiram, Friday.

| Hiram, Friday.
The Whitehouse sale was attend
ed by large crowd. Everything
sold we'll. Total amount of sale,
| $948.90.
1t was with sorrow we learned OF
| the death of Mrs. Mary Singree,
and wish in this way to extend SYM
pathy to our long time friend AL
bert, in his bereavement.
Buyers are in the neighbOrhood,
cutting buckeye timber.
Rita, little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Wilson, is in Memorial
hospital Marietta. quite i'll with
pneumonia and liver trouble. Her
mother is with her.
Mrs. Martha Wilson, who has
been visiting at the John Broedel
home, went Saturday to Chambers
vile, where she will visit before re-
turning to her home at Stafford.
Mrs. Lois Barnes and daughter
Cue, and Kenton Ray, have the
mumps.
John Taylor who has been visit
ing at the home of his uncle, Fred
Kalb, and family, returned to his
home, Marietta route, Sunday.
Two little children who were Wis
iting at the home of neighbor,
where they had free access to the
cookie jar, were heard to remark
as follows: Martha Ellen l wish we
lived down here, we would have a
bath room" Jimmy, land cookie
jar"
With this Issue we submit copy
Of our record of deaths in Bristol
township for 1910. In looking over
our record of deaths we find that
there were more deaths in the past
year than in any year we believe
since 1907, when we had FL. It
might be of interest to some of our
readers to know that in 1885 there
were nine deaths; in 1896, seven;
1897, five; 1888, seven; 1889, 10.
The mercury seemed very much
depressed around here Saturday
night and Sunday.
Some of our trappers report very
good catches, but scarcity OF
skunks.
Death Toll, Bristol, 1910
Jan. Z, Allie Wilson, 76 years, two
months and four days, burial at
Bristol; Jan. 10, Lafayette Hall, 70
years, IL days, Renrock-- Jan. IL,
Marie Ashton, 80 years, II months
and 18 days, Lytlesburg; Jan. IA,
Ida Anderson, 65 years, seven
months, five days, Meigs; Feb. 16,
Frank F. Downing, 73 years, IL
months, "a days, Mt. Carmel; March
5, Harlan H. Gilliland, 60 years,
seven months and 13 days, McCon-
nelsville; March 8, Gladys Smith, SO
years, II months, 20 days, McCon
nelsville; April 10, l.. C. Anderson,
IS years, three months, 20 days,
Lebanon; July 80, Ida B. Cain, 65
years, Smiths Chapel; Sept. 8, Mel
lie Bone, So years, five months and
five days, McConnelsville; Oct 16,
Louise Wilson, 70 years, % days,
Bristol; Nov. 20, Sarah Greer, 8S
years, one month, six days; McCon-
Nov. 80, Mary G. White
house, 83 years, % days, Meigs;
Dec. IA, Clark Omar Ray, SO years,
five months, Bristol; Dec. IT, Mary
C. Little, 76 years, two months, 25
days, Bristol; Dec. 25, j. J. Evans,
81 years, two months, nine days,
McConnelsville. Average age, 81
years, seven months and seven days.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09
TABOR

Robert Wymer is seriously ill
with heart trouble and complica-
tions. Although he has been in
failing health for some time. he
was not confined to his bed until a
week ago Sunday. Mrs. Thelma Fox
is the nurse in charge. Mrs. Diana
Brewer is assisting in caring for
him. Mrs. Agnes Daugherty is i'll
with heart trouble and complica-
tions.- Mrs. Joe Kellerman has the
flu Misses Inez and Geneva Scott
and Marguerite Yarnell were Sun
day visitors at the Ed Dotson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Scott enter
tanned several neighbors and friends
last Friday evening, honoring their
son Virgil's 21st birthday Refresh
ments were served Miss Beulah
Belle Mcdaniel spent the past week
at the Howard James home
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09
MEIGS

Recently we inquired when Geo
Mcdowell had his leg broken-then
amputated The one of whom we
inquired thought it was 1890. In
looking over some records we found
our record of his death in which we
stated "Jan. Is, 1918, George Nc
Dowell died, aged 54 years, nine
months and 23 days--had his leg
broken and amputated February,
1888" Then We remember his
brother. Joseph W., who was with
him when he got hurt, gave us the
date which leads us wonder If there
is anyone who never needs to look
up--or have someone tell them the
date of something that has happen
ed in the past.
1t seems that we are to have
light on the subject-and up stairs
and down, and every place where
connection is made.
l.. T. Jenkins showed us picture
taken near where the George Fox
residence now stands, in which the
following faces are shown: S. L..
Wilson, Gus Carnes Omar Ray, s.
B. Mcconnell, Sooy Smith, all de-
ceased, and l.. T. Jenkins and John
Ashton Frank Anderson stood in
the background. The picture was
takn at the time of the s. D. A.
tent meeting at that place, in which
Elders Haughey pronounced Hoy)
and Kirkendal were the ministers
in charge. We are sorry we can't
give the exact date-but we re-
member that following this meeting
they bought the Meigs school house
and used it as church as long as
they functioned here. On account
of the fact that Bristol township
was over-churched at the time, they
did not gain enough members to
continue.
Our good friend S. E. Bone fears
We will get out Of touch with the
doings around Meigs We hope to
be able TO gather the important
events. At the j. j. Evans funeral
Sammy informed us that he was at
the Will Strong funeral, at that time
the John Strong home, in 1876.
That was his first one, and there has
been something important to pre-
vent-Or he has been present at all
in the neighborhood all through
those 64 years.
Sunday School Record
"At meeting held at Cross
Roads March 81, 1901, for the pur-
pose of reorganizing the Sunday
school, the following officers were
elected: Supt., G.. E. Searight; as
Alice Wickersham; treas, Mrs. Le-
Walker" We notice that Mrs.
Nov vko al
Democrat readers as "Kara" the
previous year in, her last report she
said, average attendance the past
years, 49,"
Raymond Sims is doing quite
business with his wood saw.
1t always takes us while to re-
member that We have entered Jan
uary, 1941, when we are writing.
Again we want to thank all of
you who sent us cards and letters.
We hope to send you SO letters dur
ing the year 1941.
August Keltzer of Harrietsville
was recent caller at the home of
his cousin, John Broedel, and fam
lily
Death of Mrs. Lois Hurd Nichols
Harry Dickinson of Renrock in
formed us Of the death of Mrs. Lois
Hurd Nichols, of Hiram, o., which
occurred Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Nichols was a daughter of DR..
F. Fl. Hurd and wife. Dr. Hurd
studied medicine under the late DR.. |
Clark of Manchester township. DR..
Hurd at one time was a resident of
McCOnnelsville. Two brothers sur
vice Mrs. Nichols, Dr. Harry Clark
Hurd and Edgar Hurd, both Of
Hiram. Interment was made at
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09

The Misses Barbara Gaines and
Joan Parker of McConnelsville,
spent last week with Miss Dora
Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Stegner enter
tanned number Of guests last Fri
day evening, honoring Miss Ruth
Stegner student at the FollanT-
bee, W. Va, college. Light refresh
ments were served.
Chester Murray and family Of Nc
COnnelsville spent Thursday with
w. w. Simcox and family.
Frank Weinstock expects to move
his saw mill soon to the Mrs. E. A..
Barnes farm.
Trappers in this section have
caught practically no skunks this
season. What has become of them?
Others years they have been plen-
tifu1
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09
STOCKPORT ROUTE TWO

There will be regular meeting of
East Windsor grange, Friday even
ing, Jan. 10. Pot luck supper.
Floyd Hendershot and children of
Lower Salem were guests last week
OF j. M. Davis.
Mrs. Willis Young and son and
Carl Terry have mumps.
Mrs Lille Newman is improving
from her recent illness.
Mrs. Dora Gundy who is in ill
health, is spending a few days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Young.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09

60 pairs so wool double blank
cts, $198, at WHITES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14

Charley O'Brien. leading
scorer on the 1904 Univer-
sity of Detroit basketball team,
has been named captain of the
Titan cagers for next season.
Coach Lloyd Brazil announced.
The selection was made at a
private polling of all members
of the 1904 squad this week.
During the last season
O'Brien racked up 45 field goals
and "a free throws for Id
points in 81 games.
The new Titan leader is a
graduate of Loyola Academy of
Chicago, where he played bas-
ketball for three years and won
a place on the National Catholic
High School Tournament team
in his senior year.
O'Brien is 90 He will be 81
on Oct. 10. He is a commerce
junior. majoring in finance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
.E.-B. Five Wins
Sweepstakes

Members OF the Ekhardt &
Becker team, winner in the
Greater Detroit League. are split
ting S1l0 today, their prize of last
night in winning the bowling
sweepstakes at DENLY Recreation
that drew % teams.
E&B scored 1868 against 1856
for Rainbow Recreation, second
place holder and winner of $65.
Goebel took third and $50 on 1884.
Krakow's 1888 was good for
fourth and $50. Mineralites won
$50 and SchlitZ SIS.
Jim Horlocker of Mack Recrea-
ton featured with $40. E&B had
a 1925 game. Fred Breckle threw
628 and Denny Bedard 625.
Warren Jacques had a 618 for
Rainbow, Charlie Kotarski GIG for
Mineralites, Fred Wolf. 618 for
Chrysler Superfinishers, and STAN
ley Ignatowski els for Pabst.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14

Trainer Ben Jones special bnker equipment by Whi
shares glory with Eddie the horses brilliant
tumphs in the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness In the
bnkers the rail open and the right covered Boston
Red Sox Chicago games
o'clock This favors Saturday at o'clock and
other weekday 230are you listening out there
Trumbu Coach Earle Combs of the Yankees did
pal with Daniel Boone is revealed He wasn't born until
40 years today and the place Pebworh Ky
Johnny Babch the Athletics pitcher celebrated his
birthday today He born in Albion Cal, in 1913.
Wilbur Shaw, who the Indianapolis 5OO-mile
three times plays golf in the low 70s Bill Tden says
Bulge is the greatest tennis player he Samuel D.
Riddles Man o the horse by that
Man o. War raced back in 1902 :.
crowd of 10000 Negro national league doube-header
the Yankee Stadium in New York Sunday The famed
Satche Paige of the winning pitchers AS crossed
the bridge Harrisburg Pa fish expert Charley Ward,
oemy announced that wall eyed pike here called Susque
hanna salmon" We felt better for having learned that
Il Wha rayelc dc foro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
'offenberqer Having BIG Year

Rudy York is reading For Whom the Bell Tolls
little afraid he won't get the bridge blown up bird hunting
)time.
Dutch Bergman former Catholic University football COACH is
Government R. F. c. department aviation He
the country inspecting arpane fields Cetus tBoots Poen
berger is having another big year Nashville Joe Enge
president the Chattanooga club the Southern Association and
basebals Barnum lure his park
erected sign the entrance, to wit:
This place Is quarantined" Chattanooga citizens
recognized the humor of the sgn-but didn't respond
incidentally, the Chattanooga directors voted the
ball club Clark Griffith Who holds a $4,000 mortgage
it
The Gene Sarazens adopted boy years and months
DID, Gene Jr, their adopted girl may have brother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
Plan American Day
De Soto Gun Club

Formation of the De Soto Gun
Club composed of members of the
De Soto Local No. 227, UAW-CIO,
was announced today by Jay Dun
can. secretary of the club. The
club has affiliated itself with the
tional Rifle Association of
America.
Duncan said that the organiza-
ton is making plans to celebrate
\ Am an American Day." May Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
: Little Enters u. S. 9 pen
International New. Service Wire

NEW YORK. May IA
banner entry of champion con-
tenders appears 10 clinch the
argument that the forthcom-
ing United States open golf
tournament in Fort Worth will
be strictly a rootin'-tootin' af-
fair from start TO finish.
Among the entries were IA
former champions and a soldier.
The champions list included
Lawson Little, the current title
holder, and
Walter II a gen. Detroit;
Charles Evans Jr, Chicago; Tony
Manero. Salem, Mass; Billy
Burke, Cleveland: Johnny
Goodman, Omaha; Olin Dutra,
Los Angeles: Gene Sarazen.
Brookfield, Conn, Ralph Gull
d h !. Chicago; Byron Nelson.
Toledo; Tommy Armour, Chi
cage; Johnny Farrell, Spring
field. n. j.; Sam Parks Jr..
Pittsburgh, and Fred Mcleod,
Washington.
The soldier is Ed (Porky)
Oliver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
M(6Iews Need -Four
Points for Title

McGlews need four points, Grand
River-Livernois one. TO land the
1871 Detroit Travelling League
bowling championship in tonight,S
final roll-off at Grand River
Livernois. Starting time is $50.
The first match Monday ended
2-2. but with Grand River-Liver-
noiS in the lead with nine points
won against three lost and Nc
Glews even at six. McGlews need
a sweep to repeat their 1910
league victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
MineraIites Get
SOest

Ernie SoeSt of Santa Monica
Cal, will replace Capt. Herbert
MertenS in the Mineralites' bowl
ing lineup in The Detroit Times
All-Star Classic next season. Mer-
tens. who until recently was secre-
tary of the classic. VIII give up
the captaincy and act as sixth
man on the team.
Otherwise the lineup will re-
main the same with Charles
Kotarski. Tom Rooney and Alex
Innes being the other holdovers in
addition to Allen. SoeSt bowled
with the Mineralities on the Pacific
Coast. He recently took up resi-
dence here as representative of the
Douglas Aircraft Corporation al
Briggs Manufacturing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
BY EDGAR HAYES

Lochmoor proved just what
the doctor ordered for the
women golfers who have been
having trouble with their game.
The layout. difficult for those
who wander from the straight
and narrow. but comforting TO
those who stay down the middle.
was given a beating by the
ladies.
A total Of 81 women took
part in the weekly tournament.
No less han II of the golfers
were in the sos ranging all the
way from Mrs. Donald Weiss
winning 81 to SO. And 40, AL
most half the field, were under
100. Every player in the cham
pionsh.p flight was under the
three figures and the handicap
committee was kept busy slicing
stroke here and there from
the handicaps of the ladies.
Two changes were made in
the women's par at Lochmoor
lConfio,.a1 ~. Dau.. oOA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14

Ned made a swell catch all right,
only to be left chagrined when he
learned that the winning run had scored
and the ball game was over 1t
was tough break especially after
Harris had given the Tigers their only
run with a homer, his second hit in 10
times at bat since going to the Tigers
outfeld as a regular.
Boyd Perry. who replaced Dick
Bartell on the Tigers roster, reports
that Detroit farm hands are going big
with the Buffalo Club :. :.
Both Hutchinson and Trucks
are winning pitchers and Patrick is
leading the club In hitting" E.
: Jack Kearns. the old carpet-bagger
Who for the moment is making Wash
1ngton his headquarters, has switched
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
YES, SIR, LEN KOLB WAS RIGHT
Gib Sellers, New Edqewood Pro, Is Good

Country Club is a 63 by Frank
Stiedel, the amateur star, whom.
you'll recall, Arkansas golf fans
will back any time against Jimmy
Thomson in a driving contest.
He can get 800 yards ON the
carry" says Len KolbS man of
this Stiedel.
The second low score there is a
81, made, as you'll probably guess,
by Sellers.
In Sellers foursome yesterday
at the Typothetae tournament, be-
sides Kolb. were Forrest w. Il
was-framed-by-my-caddie) Star
ling and Sam Potter.
PREDICTS A 6S.
Potter, like Kolb. long has been
a 100 per cent member of the you
Should-see-Sellers club. Naturally
he was thrilled by that 81. which
by the way included 13 tours and
five three's. But. says Potter
He'll have a 6S here before
very long"
Edgewood's record is o. made
several years ago by Clarence
Gambler. now at Tam O'Shanter.
Sellers is glad Kolb prevailed
upon him to come here. lie likes
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
Jenkins-Montgomery Set

NEW YORK, May 14.-QNS)-
Lightweight champion Lew Jen-
kins and Bob Montgomery, Phila-
delphia Negro, planned to taper
off on their training today in
preparation for their 10-round
non-title bout at Madison Square
Garden Friday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14

clnnau ReuS Secory Will De out Tor
couple of months or more, they say.
Ace Parker, the baseball-football
athlete. who also suffered a broken
ankle is at his home in Portsmouth.
Va, with the ankle in a cast . He
will be laid up most of the Summer
/. But Brooklyn Dodgers, expect 10
have him back this Fall for pro foot
ball
Back in 1885, the New York Giants
paid the Phillies $4,000 for Dick
Bartell . And he was worth every
penny of it . g. Lew Jenkins merely
ignored Mike Jacobs order that the
fighter wasn't to ride his motorcycle
until after Friday nights tilt with Bob
Montgomery :. Maybe Lew won't be
able to ride it after meeting up with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
$500, 1000 Gate for Louis-Baer 60 Seen

Francis Stan Washington starr the Washington pro-
moers anticipate for the Joe Buddy Baer
fight May % Which goes prove how easy it is 10 make
these boom days They getting Is saeker fer the
ringside pews And far known yet has
suggested investigation Washington of
hasn't had much of the professional fight racket
Boxing outawed in the nations capitol until 1885
Frank Secory former Tiger who broke his leg the other day
playing with Syracuse got double dipped bad deal Bill
McKechne recall the young outeder the Gin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
First SmeIt Dipped
In Detroit River

Smelt, which have been moving
south in Michigan each year, have
made their appearance in the De-
troit River. Jack Ireland, Belle
Isle zoo caretaker, said that about
500 of the small fish were dipped
at the Water Works Park intake
channel today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14

WASHINGTON. D. c., May Al didn't know whether it
fair foul" Ned Harris explained the foul ball catch in
Chicago which White Sox the winning Harris
Tiger replacement for Hank Geenbeg said he before had
the play come up him
81" played left field before" Harris said mostly
center sometimes right There a ball hit
and didn't figure anything but what up make
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
BY VI. r. DRUkENBROD

1t looks very much as if Leon
ard p Kolb was right.
Year after year on his return
from a vacation at Hot Springs.
Ark, he'd regale his friends with
tales of the 'golfing feats of
young professional there named
Gilbert Glib Sellers.
Hes very good" Kolb would
tell them. most emphatically
Some of Kolb's friends would
believe every word he said, while
others = well, they just didn't,
that's all.
Something had TO be done TO
convince the doubters among
them. so Kolb. who owns Edge
wood Country Club. this Spring
signed the Arkansan as his pro-
fessional.
Although he's been here only
short time. Sellers already is we'll
on his way to convince all of
Kolb's friends that the latter was
right. In fact. it looks very much
as if Kolb picked a prize package
in his new pro.
HE HAS A 81
Yesterday at Edgewood, in the
Typothetae Franklin Associations
first golf outing of the season. as
an example. Sellers was around
in 81. four under par.
This followed by one day his
fine showing in the L. A. Young
tournament at Red Run, when he
missed a tie for first place by
only two strokes. After a 40 on
the first nine, he played the re-
naming u holes in par.
A husky fellow with a we'll
rounded game, he apparently will
have to be reckoned with in flu
ture competitions here.
Now 81. Sellers. a professional
since he was 16, learned his golf
as a caddie at Hot Springs Coun-
try Club. He and Paul Runyan,
former national p. G.. A. cham
pion. were caddies there at the
same time. Runyan's parents still
reside there and his visits back
home each Winter are eagerly
awaited by Sellers. They always
mean some gelfgames- together
not to mention bridge in the
evenings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
TENTH WIN IN ROW

It's pretty Gruesome. folks.
Yesterdays triumph marked the
Senators tenth straight victory
over the Tigers this ycar-count-
ing seven Spring training exhibit
lion games. Not a pretty picture.
TO be sure.
Sid Hudson was the Washington
hero of the first of a two-game
series with the Tigers here-giving
up, but three hits yesterday. Bruce
Continued on Page 22)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14

Hagen last Summer in the Ma
tional p. G. A. Hagen had TO play
the last nine in four under par TO
beat him one up.
The record score at Hot Springs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14

allegiance from the society gals to the international Union oil
fire fighters Kearns will promote his charity shows for
the fire ladies and plans his show Washington One
between ST. Paul and Minneapolis
And another in Detroit, perhaps
THE society groups weren't hot pushing the tickets
Kearns explained would like show in Detroit but they
tell Mike Jacobs has the town sewed up'