Music Students Perform For Pomeroy Choral Club
Pom eroy audience heard a Federated Church concert by violinist Miss Doro thy Peoples and pianist Miss Marjorie McClure both Ohio University students. The program featured Violin Concerto in G minor, Sonatina in A major, Caprice No 13, Beau Soir, and Indian Love Call, with Prokofieff Prelude Op 12 No VII and Khachaturian Toccata. A reception followed with teachers and friends applauding the performers and chorus members from the Mid dleworth Pomeroy Chorus and mixed chorus led by Mrs Swackhammer.
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Pomeroy
Pomerosy Choral Club
Federated Church
Dorothy Peoples
Marjorie McClure
Ohio University
Miss Peoples
Charles Peoples
Miss McClure
Debussy
de Falia
Prokofieff
Khatchaturian
Gains
God of All Nature
Tschaikowski
Middleworth Pomeroy
Green Pastures
N. H. Swackhammer
John Lambert
E. W. Kingsland
Jacob Eiberfeld
Mary Martha Smith
Mary Martha Roller
Charlotte Gisbs
Susan Allensworth
Phyllis Smart
J. Rachel Tiberfeld
Emma Mees
Leo
P M Club Entertainment at Anderson Home
Mrs. Francis Anderson hosted the P M Club with Mrs. Wayne Swisher assisting and Mrs. Howard Byers presiding. Prizes went to Mrs. Charles Murray and others. Salad and coffee were served. R C Burton will preach at Keno Church on Sunday April 22 after the service.
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Middleport
Francis Anderson
Wayne Swisher
P. M. Club
Howard Byers
Charles Murray
Hawaii
Jean Crooks
William Hobstetter
Gallipolis
Fifth Younh
Kenopomeroy
R. C. Burton
Flag display urged for governor visit route
Mayor George Howell asks businessmen to display flags Wednesday afternoon along the route of Governor Lausche and party as they travel to the West Virginia Ordnance Works for a dinner hosted by the Ohio West Virginia Tri County Industrial Association.
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Pomeroy
George Howell
Frank Lausche
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Ohio-West Virgina
Tri-County Industrial Association
Quiet wedding unites Alma Phile and Daryl Johnson at Racine church
On April 8 at First Baptist Church of Racine Alma Phile, daughter of Elizabeth Phile, wed Daryl Johnson, son of Fred and Mrs. Johnson. The Navy couple planned a San Francisco return, while the bride works at Lamb Electric in Kent. Also noted a birthday party for Kathryn Allen DI and various Pomeroy social updates and military family mentions.
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Pomeroy
First Baptist Church
Racine
Alma Phile
Elizabeth Phile
Ravenna
Daryl Johnson
Fred Johnson
T. T. Shelton
Brooks Sayre
Earl Johnson
Sayre
Navy
Pacific
Luzon
San Francisco
Lamb ‘Electric Co
Kent
New York
Atlantic
William H. Dixon
PTA Plans Dedication For Roll of Honor
A Middleport committee in charge of the roll of honor for service men and women in the Middleport schools met to discuss plans for a May dedication. They are finalizing details including a speaker and program. Mrs. Cassam Hindy and her son Danny have returned from a visit with relatives in Williamson, W. Va.
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Middleport
PLA
Cassam Hindy
Danny
Williamson
W. Iva
Middleport Social Notes Highlight Week Events
Middleport weekly social items list upcoming activities at Heath Methodist Church First Baptist Church and Eastern Star. Recitals and hat sale fundraisers run through Friday with hostesses named. Local personal notes include travel, visits, and family gatherings of area residents.
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Middleport
Heath Methodist Church
Women's Music Club
B. F. Fultz
Pearl Gardner
James Weber
Gravel Hill
Leo Kennedty
Virdie Burk
H. ©. Bush
Hee
First Baptist Church
Downing Roush
Paul Smart
Charles White
Beulah White
Evangeline Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
W.C.T.U
Pearl Graves
Pearl St
Daisy Jasper
Perry Graves
R. C. Burton
Mrs. Harold Johnson Suffers Hand Cut
Middleport report says Mrs. Harold Johnson at the Mary Jane Coffee Shoppe sustained a severe cut requiring four stitches. Others mentioned include Max Sanborn confined at home, Deraione Theobald, William Theobald, Melissa Hennesy who traveled from Columbus for illness, John Rushel hospitalized at St Joseph’s Parkersburg, Nora Roup recovering after tooth extraction, Ira Ray Butcher age six with a broken arm, and Mrs Wil Haptonstall ill for a week.
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Middleport
Harold Joonson
Mary Jane
Maxi Sanborn
Deraione Theobald
William ‘Theobald
Melissa Hennesy
Columbus
John Ruschel
Second Ave
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Nora Roup
Ira Ray Butcher
Wil Hapton
Pomroy Village Council Tackles Worn Streets and Sewers
The Pomroy village council met for a second time this month with full attendance to discuss deteriorating road conditions and holes along U S Routes 33 7 124 and state highways 7 159 and 3935 An ordinance granting state highway department repair consent was approved A sewerage committee report with photos of open sewers was accepted and filed A Nye Avenue protest against foundry waste led Chief Walter Wolfe to urge the plant to relocate waste disposal
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Pomeroy
State Highway Department
U. S
Chamber of Commerce and Council
Nye Ave
Beacon
Walter Wolfe
Majors Open Season With Six Clubs In Wartime Slugfest
Six wartime major league clubs prepared to open the season before about 156000 fans as tight pennant races were forecast by NL president Ford Frick and AL chief Will Harridge. Browns meet Tigers at Sportsman’s Park. Cardinals visit Chicago as injuries and absences shape early contention.
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New York
Ford Frick
Will Hartridge
Cardinals
Browns
Luke Sewell
Detroit
Tigers
Sportsman's Park
Chicago
Cincinnati
Eddie’ Miller
New York Giants
Joe Medwick
Boston Braves
Whitey Wietelmann
Ernie Bonham
New York Yankees
Hal Trosky
Chicago White Sox
Pete Coscarmtt
Pittsburgh
Jeff Heath
Cleveland
Coopers
Pete Gray
Red Schoendienst
Joe Buzar
Yankees
Marino Piereti
Senators
Bobby Maier
Reds
Frankie Frisch
Pirates
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Phillies
Vince Di'Maggio
Whit Wyatt
Mel Off
Medwick
Bob Coleman
Braves
Boston
Pame
Washington
Larry MacPhail
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Griffith Stadium
Ken Keltner
Ray Mack
Rose Hill Junior Girls 4-H Club Organized in Pomeroy
The Rose Hill Junior Girls 4-H Club held its first meeting at Mrs. Harold Hilligas home with 11 members. Sewing was chosen as the year’s project and officers elected include Patty Jesse as president and Jean Matson as vice president. Meetings set for Saturdays 2 to 4 pm.
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Sheloy Folmer
Kathryn Landers
Sue Ann Clark
Mary Edna Hilligas
Margaret Bruch
Hilligas
Rose Hill
Memorial Day committee meeting in Middleport
The Memorial Day observance planning committees will meet at Citizens National Bank this evening at 8 o'clock. Mayor Fisher urges attendance. Dr Holzer will speak representing the Prevention of Cancer Foundation. Halypter to speak at Middleport Literary Club at Mrs Harris home. Cedric Clark is Meigs County chairman.
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Pomeroy
Gene Brickles
W. Main St
Holzer Hospital
Ewing
Dean Barnitz
Olin Milhoan
Akron
Dana Karr
Marion Fugate
Camp Rucker
Ala
Frank Fugute
C. H. Jesse
Roy Lucas
Zanesville
Lucas
Richard Lucas
S, Pacific
Herman Burt
Parkersburg
Mary Huber
Lena Morgan
Holiday's Cave
W. Va
Marty Martha Smith
Velva Cossin
Leon
Baltimore
Hir
Paul Lowe
Shirley Ann
Alvah Hellman
Mr. Hellman
Luzon Islands
Middleport
Citizens National Bank
C. ©. Fisher
Holzer
Haljper
jMiddleport Literary Club
Robert Harris
Doctor Holzer
Prevention of Cancer Foundation
I Cedric Clark
Meigs County
Fullerton Roundup and International Golf Venture
Fullerton's sports round up by Hugh Fullerton notes a nonprofit group formed by New York Tulsa golf clubs to host a 16-man invitational in September with all proceeds for veteran rehabilitation. Also recaps various sports anecdotes including George La Hood's injury, Buckman's Tucson arena plans, the Cooper brothers and Sam Breadon, Mickey Harris's Panama Canal Zone pitching, and Lt. Price's tennis match near Kunming amid a German surrender report.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Tulsa
Okla
George la Hood
Georgia
Bob Buckman
Cleveland
Tucson
Panama Canal Zone
Mickey Harris
Red Socker
Terry Moore
Cardinal
Mickey
Terry
Kunming
China
David Price
George Lin
Usual Capacity Crowd for Opener Expected at Cincy
AP report from Cincinnati notes 30000 fans expected at Crosley Field for the Reds opener against the Pirates. Bucky Walters to start for Cincinnati with Fritz Ostermueller opposing. Gov Lausche and Mayor Stewart to participate in first pitch ritual. Eddie Miller out with knee injury, Hermit Wahl at short, Lakeman or Just behind the plate.
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Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucky Walters
Bill McKechnie
Fritz Ostermueller
Reds
Frank J. Lausche
James Garfield Stewart
Lausche
W. R. Kellogg
Redleg
Eddie Miller
Hermit Wahl
Indiana University
al Lakeman
Joe Just
Ray Mueller
Navy
Eric Tipton
Dain Clay
Gee Walker
Misner
Woody Williams
Frank McCormick
New York Picks and Rankings for Last Year and This Year
Major league teams by last season finish and AP poll projections for this year show American and National League teams with positions in parentheses. St Louis, Detroit, New York, Boston, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago, Washington appear in various orders with projected standings and record figures.
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New York
Baseball Writers
Associated Press
W. I. Pet
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia U2
Chicago
Washington
National
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ames-Bern Trackmen Triumph In Season Opener
Ames-Bern opened track season with a 55-45 win at McConnelsville led by McPherson Jago and Mesehher. Events included 100 yd dash won by Osborne and Taylor, discus by Mencher Kierns and McPherson, pole vault by McPherson and Mesecher, and mile and other events with top placers from Ames-Bern and Mcdonald-M. Schedule shows April contests through late May including district and state. Also Cleveland hosts boxing night featuring Chicago and New York Golden Gloves champions versus Cleveland team on April 27.
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Amesville
Ames-Bern
McConnelsville
McPherson
A. Jago
Mesehher
Osborne
Taylor
Ard
Newman
Mencher
Kierns
Mile
Bell
Howard Wolfe
McPhérson
Mesecher
Sulep
Maxwell
Jago
Oseborne
Haight
Belpre
Delaware
New Concord Relaves
State
Cleveland
Chicago
New York Golden Gloves
Cleveland Council
Knights of Columbus
Neutzlinges Announce Birth of Son in Middleport
Mr and Mrs Theo Neutzling announce the birth of a son weighing ten pounds born Saturday evening at their Gravel Hill home Virginia Clatworthy is noted as a name in the announcement They already have a son named Jimmy and reside in Middleport, with the announcement sharing family joy.
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Karen
Jimmy
Bellefontaine
B. F. Fultz
William Swenson
G.C.D.C
Cincinnati
Homer Barcus
Ruth Ann
Irma Boggs
Gailad
Owen Fink
Walter Russell
Columbus
Lenna Devel
Grant Wiley
Paul Wiley
Coolville
S-Set
Ray Wiley
The
Aleutians
L. R. Wiley
Pie
Charles Jiiden
Marian Anderson
Diles
William Is
Mu Auwacue
Clay Bryan
Robert Sharp
Lennie Sharp
Ziba Midkiff
Hemlock Grove
John Rupe
Coshumbus
A. A. Chappelle
Theee Talbotts
Ripley, W. Va
Chappelies
Middleport
Theo Neutzling
Virginia Clatworthy
Gravel Hil
Fight Results Show Marshall and Maxim Wins
Buffalo Lloyd Marshall outpointed Willie Barrow in Detroit in eight rounds while Pvt Joey Maxim edged Clarence Brown in a ten round Detroit bout. The clipping also includes an advertisement for Tromone a vitamin hormone tonic claiming to restore youthful vitality to middle aged men.
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Buffalo
Lloyd Marshall
Cleveland
Willie Barrow
Detroit
Joey Maxim
Clarence Brown
Chicago
Galiaher Drug Company
Peste Everywhere
Ady
Miller Hurls Two-Hitter But Bulldogs Lose 3-2
Dick Miller pitched a two hitter for Gallipolis as Athens fell 3 to 2 Monday evening. Paul Farley had two hits and drove in two runs for Athens, while Gallipolis capitalized on timely hits and Athens errors to score in the fifth and sixth innings. Nelsonville game next Wednesday. Athens at Ironton Saturday.
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Miller
Bulldogs
OW Finbterwal
Dick Miller
Ed Ranow
Athens Bulldogs
Gallipolis
Burton
Nelson
Blue Devils
Valentine
Paul Farley
Athens
Cavanaugh
Ag Rotramel
Dailey
Neutzling
Gallipolia
Johnson
Thompson
Short
Kennedy
Louis Moore
Beckley
Smith
Folden
Evans
Evang
Beck Jey
Farley
Texas Teague
Paul
Nelsonville
Hoel
Ironton
Gallipolie
Pea Short
Awe
Canaday
Athens Neutzling
Rotramel
Moore
Athend
Valentina
Roberts
Varsity Softball Schedule Plants Three Contests
The Varsity softball team has three games this week. Wednesday at five o'clock they host the Doughboys from Rauch's Bakery at the high school field. Friday they travel to Shade for a game, and Sunday afternoon they face the West End Pros at the high school diamond.
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Rauch’s Bakery
West End
Portage County high school baseball tourney opener set
The county elimination tournament starts Friday afternoon with six teams. J. O. Fox of Garrettsville, chair of the county high school baseball committee, announced. The winner represents the county in the district meet at Kent on May 19.
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Kent
Portage County
J. O. Fox
Garrettsville
Unclear health warning fragment on backache and leg pains
Fragmentary text warns backache and leg pains may signal danger linked to kidney issues and toxins. Mentions seeking medical guidance and quick action, with fragmented phrases about treatment and reminders to consult a professional.
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Dean's
Kid
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