Pomeroy and Middleport Councils Meet on Monday
Middleport and Pomeroy councils convened amid flood relief costs and tax book delays. Middleport faced $2410 overdraft in general funds and $5000 street damages, while Pomeroy discussed sewer repairs and bridge flood relief bills with plans to fix Locust Street sewer and seek state support.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
Middleport J
David Millner
C. O. Fisher
Miller
Russell
Cross
Council
B & L Cab Co
H. M. Cross
David Durst
John Zerkle
Railroad Brotherhoods
M. ‘Burton
B & L Cabi Company
Pomeroy Council
Columbus
Pomeroy Ma
Son Bridge
Doll
Ohio River
Reeoree Fiowell
Howler
Edgar Ervin
W A. Smith
Locust St
Howell
Pomeroy Social Notes: A Spring Wedding and Local Society
Miss Sally Stanley, daughter of Syracuse residents, wed T-3 Robert Stivers in a half six ceremony at Federated Church. The vows were read by Rev Ralph Kadether, with attendants and a reception at the Stanley home. Stivers, raised by aunts in Pomeroy, served in Saipan. Also covered are D A meeting plans, Easter music, family gatherings, and local notices.
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Pomeroy
Federated Church
Sally Stanley
Warner Stanley
Syracuse
Robert Stivers
Charles Stivers
Cleveland
Ralph Kdaether
Willard Stivers
Anne Mae
Spencer
Racine
George Joachim
Willard
Pat Stivers
Ben Neutzling
Reggie Carl
Canton
Stanley Home
T-3
Thelma
Lena Grueser
South Pacific
Saipan
Meigs
Legion Hall
Middleport
Ronorson
H. B Pickett
Cehildren
Harley B. Pickrett Jr
Air Transport Command
Nashville
Tenn
Harley B Pickett Jr
Harley Tit
Jan
Errol
Madelyn Markham
Bill
Mark
Charles Pickett
Robert Pickett
Gwendolyn Rood
Diana
Bruce
Athens
Even Scott
Winterhaven
Florida
Picket
Soas
Bulldogs To Open Season Wednesday
Athens High School baseball opens a 12 game schedule Wednesday at Lancaster after three weeks of indoor practice. Coach Ed Bannon’s team, with six returning lettermen, faces two road starts this week against Lancaster and Ironton, then a busy May including Parkersburg and Nelsonville, before the district tourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Finsterwald
Athens High School
Lancaster
Bulldogs
Ironton
Tigers
Ed Bannon
Letterman
Ranon
Dick Duller
Bill Beckley
Jerry Cavanaugh
Dean Rotramel
Ted Neutzling
Max Duncan
Trenton
the Plains
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Parkersburg
Jackson
Training Camp Gossip From Across Baseball
Brooklyn Dodgers manager Branch Rickey objects as Cyril Bulger 4-F right hander learns 1-A reclassification due to job hopping. Camp notes include pitchers’ arm troubles in Boston and Chicago, Vince DiMaggio joining the Phillies, Red Sox exhibition plans, Schoendienst moved to outfield, and Yankee young Stevages three run homer in a 5-2 win over the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cyril Bulger
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
War Manpower Commission
Rickey
Baker
Eau Claire
WMC
Boston Braves
Bob Coleman
al Jagery
Nate Andrews
Jim Tobin
Boston Red Sox
Rex Cecil
Mike Ryba
Yankees
Philadelphia
Charley Metro
Harold Peck
Philadelphia Phils
Vince DiMaggio
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Claude Passeau
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cris HorRett
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lloyd Waner
Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudreau
Allie Reynolds
White Sox
ST. Louis Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Red Schoendienst
ST Louis Browns
Clyde Humphrey
Cape Guardeau
NEW York Yankees
Don Stevages
Yanke
Fight results from New York and Chicago cards
New York reports Freddie Schott of SAR Akron KOed Roberto Ramirez of Sh Mexico City in three. Chicago notes Coffins Brown 81 MWnenco stopped Cpl Burdo Tose in Cincinnati. Cincinnati outpointed Meiin Bartholomew 137 to 5 in New Orleans.
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New York
Freddie Schott
SAR
Akron
Roberto Ramirez
Mexico City
Chicago
Coffins Brown
Mwnenco
Cpl Burdo Tose
Cincinan
Nick Stenstm
Cincinnati
Meiin Bartholomew
New Orleans
Transfer issues loom as college football reshapes rosters
Fullerton reports Cornell plans for Gil Bouley a 235 pound transfer from Boston College after service, sparking worries over postwar eligibility rules. Syracuse analyst Lew Andreas urges strict transfer enforcement and a board to handle cases, while Dale Arbuckle proposes a national committee to decide military veterans’ athletic eligibility. Also notes Brewers proxy Bill Veeck facing multiple leg surgeries from Pacific service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Lew Andreas
Eastern Intercollegiate Football Association
Oklahoma
Dale Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Crabby Talks Baseball Before Athens Rotary
Estel Crabtree of Nelsonville spoke to Athens Rotarians about baseball in 1944 and 1943, saying this year shows worse player manpower than last year. He praised Reds figures Ray Mueller and Bucky Walters, recalled Walters sunburned comeback, and thanked Ohio University coaches for their courtesy.
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Estel Crabtree
Nelsonville
Athens Rotarians
Crabtree
Cincinnati Reds
Ray Mueller
Reds
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Mueller
Boston
Walters
Bill McKechnie
Ohio University
Ace registered by Pete Wagner at Athens Country Club
The first hole in one of the season came at Athens Country Club on the 180 yard eighth hole Sunday afternoon. Pete J. Wagner used a No 3 iron to hole out six feet from the cup, marking his second career ace with a 74 round on 18 holes, fueled by two 37s.
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Rannow
Beckley
Joe Kennedy
Plains
Kennedy
Cavanaugh
Rotramel
Paul Farley
Neutziing
Shoemaker
Tritipo
Miller
Duncan
Dailey
Rousey
Brandeberry
Flowers
Imes
Lavellé
Carpenter
Gall
Evans
Moore
Hawk
Kail
Mathewson
Potts
Vickers
Wamsley
Gamertsfelder
Ellis
Janssen
Ashton
Athens Country Club
WA O
BP. J
Pete” Wagner
Wagner
Pete
Chicago
Rus sell to meet Walton in Dayton boxing card
Columbus lightweight Willie Russell has won 29 of his last 30 fights and will headline a 10 round bout against Ralph Walton of Winnipeg in Dayton tomorrow night. Fremont catcher Russ Kerns has been accepted for general military service. Marine Pvt Frank Cordy, 112 pound novice champ, was killed on Iwo Jima February 26. Cleveland bout features Willie Watkins versus Artie Levine after Bobby Richardson failed a physical test.
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Columbus
Willie Russell
Ralph Walton
Winnipeg
Canada
Dayton
Fremont
Russ Kerns
Cincinnati Reds
Sandusky County
Niles — Marine Pvt
Frank Cordy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Golden Groves
Iwo Jima
Hanson Leads Cage Scorers
NEW YORK FI Big Vince Hanson of Washington State won the 1945 national collegiate individual high scoring title with 592 points. George Mikan of DePaul finished second with 558 points after a Madison Square Garden game record of 53 points. Ernie Calverley Rhode Island State and Fred Lewis Eastern Kentucky tied for third at 549, Fritz Nagy Akron was fifth at 547. Hanson led in total points but Mikan topped the season average.
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New York
Vince Hanson
Washington State
Pacific Northwest
Associated Press
George Mikan
DePaul
Madison Square Garden
Ernie Calverley
Rhode Island State
Fred Lewis
Eastern Kenucky
Fritz Nagy
Akron
Hanson
Mikan
Youre Not Too Old To Feel Young Tromone Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Tromone as a medical formula of vitamins and hormones claimed to renew energy and vitality for middle aged men. It urges following the label and notes availability at Galither Drug Company and druggists nationwide.
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Galither Drug Company
Grid Rules Revision Is Announced
New York AP Col lege football gains from T formation revival and revamped rules under NCAA committee chair Col William Bingham. Changes include out of bounds kickoff handling, reporting substitutes, hand and arm restrictions for blockers, and a centered stance rule to tighten play. Applies to all colleges immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
William Bingham
NCAA
Bingham
Underground Theater in Ruebeland Cave Vast Depths
A cave theater in Ruebeland, a Hartz mountains village, is claimed as the world’s most unusual venue. The venue sits 600 feet underground, offering a dramatic setting for performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruebeland
Hartz Mountains
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Joseph Lister
Pomeroy Social Notes
The
Daughters of America
Logan
Vorothy Reomes
Gounod
Borowski
Jacob Elberfelds
Jacob Elberfeld
Jacob
Sara
Margaret Jo
Westerville
Alfred Elberfeld
Lincoln Hill
Earl Elberfeld
Martha
Harrold
Susan
E. W. Siddall
Tom
Alfred
Michael
Marietta
William 3. Downe
Emma Mees
Margaret Bauer
R. B. Laughead
Aliss Claire Titus
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Titus
Lincoln
Ebershach
Wutberry Ave
Fired Teel
Barbara Ann
Viv
Bof Yates
Manchester
Howard Witchen Pie Yates
Foreign Service
Pawmead Brown, Demity
Court House
St Tascot’s Hospital
Parkershire
Mre Farry
Ferris Aron
Mire Haro’d Hubbard
Mindienart
Sanmarine
Ven An
Switzerland
Thursan Agternoon
Cpe
Walt Disneys A
Joe Cario
Donald Duck Ae
With
Tay Buinter
Foun Qualen
Elisils Cook JR
Hse Lorie Weaver
Messenger Sports
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton
Cornell
Gil Bouley
Gil
Boston College
Ed McKeever
Bill Veeck
Milwaukee Brewers
Pacific
Crabby
Pete Wagner
Colegroves Market
Middleport, Ohio
Marjorie Reynolds
Charles Ruggles
Fay
Helen Broderi
K Arthur Lake
Naughty Marietta
Jeannette MacDonald Nelson Eddy
Tonmay
Dana Andrewh
Richard Conte
John Craven
Sam Levene Farley Granger
Trudy Marshall
Qur
Monument Co
George C. Shaw
W. Main St. Logan
Sis
Dr. Edwards
Edwar
Ustaa
N.Y. Central
Superntendent
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