Students Perform For Pomeroy Choral Club
Miss Doro thy Peoples violinist and Miss Marjone McClure pianist, both Ohio University students, presented a concert at Federated Church for the Pomeroy Choral Club and guests. The program featured violin pieces by Paganini Kreiszer, Debussy, Prokofieff, Khatchaturian and Friml, with choral numbers by Gains and Tschaikowski. A reception followed the performance with social room decorations and a showcasing of the two soloists and participating singers.
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Pomeroy
Federated Church
Dorothy Peoples
Marjone McClure
Ohio University
Miss Peoples
Chariex Peoples
Miss McClure
Paganini-Kreister
Debussy
de Faila
Friml
Prokofieff
Khatchaturian
Choral Club
Gains
God of All Nature
Tschaikowski
Middleport
Green Pastures
N. H. Swackhammer
John Lambert
E L Ww
Kingsland
Jacob Elberfelt
Mary Martha-Smith
Mary Martha Roller
Charlotte Gibbs
Susan Allensworth
Phyllis Smart
Rachel Elberfeld
Emma Mees
Leele Wolfe
Mae Calhoun
Ruth Ellis
Battle Wise
Frieda Faehnle
Mesdames Ray Proffitt
Eleanor Schaaf
Robert Rawlings
Robert Hartley
A. H. Rosenbaum
Peri Stanley
C. M. Hennesy
Robert Roberts
Patrick Lochary
Forrest Griffin
O. P. Klein
Claude Durgie
Ben Neutzling
Patrick Lochary Lang
P M Club Held at Anderson Home in Middleport
Mrs. Francis Anderson and Mrs. Wayne Swisher hosted a P M Club meeting with Mrs. Howard Byers presiding. Prizewinners included Charles Murray now in Hawaii and Mrs. Charles Murray, Mrs. Jean Crooks, Mrs. William Hobstetter of Gallipolis, and Miss Edith Young. Salad and coffee were served. A second note says R C Burton will preach at Reno Church Sunday morning April 22 after the service.
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Middleport
Francis Anderson
Wayne. Swisher
P.M. Club
Howard Byers
Charles Murray
Hawaii
Jéan Crooks
William Hobstetter
Gallipolis
Edith Young
Keno Pomeroy
R. C. Burton
Businessmen Asked to Display Flags for Governor's Visit
Mayor George Howell calls on merchants to show flags as Governor Frank Lausche and escort travelWednesday afternoon along the route to the West Virginia Ordnance Works. They will attend 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 Virginia
Tri-County Industrial Association
Pomeroy Social Notes Wedding in Racine and Local News
On April 8 at the First Baptist Church of Racine a quiet wedding united Alma Phile and Daryl Johnson with vows by Rev. T. T. Shelton. The groom, a petty officer in the Navy, is stationed home briefly after two years in the Pacific and six amphibious operations. Alma works in Lamp Electric Co. payroll in Kent. A 49th wedding anniversary accompanied the event. Birthday party, social notes, and local personals follow with several community members highlighted.
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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
Atlantic Fleet
William H. Dixon
Middleport Social Notes Highlight Weekly Church Activities
Weekly social notes list events at Heath Methodist and First Baptist Churches with classes, recitals, hat sale, and Chapter meetings. Community members including Mrs Fultz, Mrs Gardner and Mrs Weber host and assist. events span Wednesday to Friday and feature Wom en's Music Club sponsorship and W C T U devotionals.
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Middleport
Heath Methodist Church
Women's Music Club
RB. F. Fultz
Pearl Gardner
James Weber
Gravel Hill
Teo Kennedy
Virdie Burk
H. E. Bush
Busy Bee
First Baptist Church
Downing Roush
Paul Smart
Charles White
Beulah White
Evangeline Chapter
Order of These Stor
W.C.T.U
Pearl Graves
Pearl St
Daisy Jasper
Ferry Graves
R. C. Burton
PTA Plans Dedication For Roll of Honor
A Middleport PTA committee overseeing the roll of honor for Midd leport schools discussed plans for a May dedication. A speaker program and other details are being finalized. Local families and service members including Marvin defters, Virgil Edwards, and Ray Wiley are noted among visitors and relatives.
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PTA
Middleport
Street Condition Discussion at Pomroy Village Council
Pomroy village council met for the second time this month with all members present to discuss deteriorating streets, potholes, and holes on highways. An ordinance authorized state highway repairs on U S Routes 33 7 and 124 and state routes 7 159 and 395. A sewerage committee report from the Chamber of Commerce and Council, plus photos of open sewers, was read and filed. Citizens on Nye Avenue petitioned against foundry waste dumping, and Chief Walter Wolfe was to notify the foundry to dispose of waste properly.
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Pomeroy
Tme
State Highway Department
U. S
Chamber of Commerce and Council
Nye Ave
Beacon
Walter Wolfe
Mrs Harold Johnson Sustains Cut on Hand
Mrs Harold Johnson employed at the Mary Jane Coffee Shoppe sustained a severe cut on her hand requiring four stitches. Others reported ill include Mrs Max Sanborn confined to home Caralyne Theobald 2% year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Theobald Melissa Hennesy who came from Columbus due to illness but has returned John Rushel of S Second Ave h ill for a month taken to St Josephs Hospital Parkersburg Mrs Nora Roup ill after tooth extraction Ira Ray Butcher age 6 recovering from a broken arm Mrs Will Haptonstall ill for the past week
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Middleport
Harold Johnson
Mary Jane
Max Sanborn
Caralyne Theobald
William Theobald
Melissa Hennesy
Columbus
John Ruschel
S. Second Ave
St. Joseph's
Pital
Parkersburg
Nora Roup
Ira Ray Butcher
Will Haptonstall
Major League Baseball Opens War-Time Season With 150,000 Fans
NEW YORK AP Six teen major league clubs prepared to start a fourth wartime season before about 150,000 fans. Frick and Harridge predicted tight pennant races as Cardinals, Browns, Tigers, Cubs, Reds, Braves, Giants and others lined up. Injuries and war duties trimmed rosters, rookies faced scrutiny, and attendance expected strong at several home parks amid cool weather.
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NEW York
Ford Frick
Will Harridge
Cardinals
Browns
Luke Sewell
Detroit
Tiger Sportsman's Park
Chicago
Barjer
Cincinnati
Eddie Muller
New York Giants
Joe Medwick
Boston Braves
Whitey Wietermann
Ernie Bonham
New York Yankees
Irne Bes¢Man
Hal Trosky
Chicago White Sox
Pete Coscarart
Pittsburgh
Jeff Heath
Cleveland
Cooper Boys
Pete Gray
Red Schoendienst
Cards
Joe Buzar
Yankees
Marino Pieretti
Senators
Bobby Maier
Tigers
Hammer Brothers
Phillies
Hal Peck
Athletics
Medwick
Bob Coleman
Braves
Boston
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 organized at Mrs Harold Hilligas home on Saturday April 7 with eleven members present. Officers elected include President Patty Jesse Vice President Jean Metson Secretary Verna Osborne Recreation reader Marilyn McIntosh News reporter Lena Mitch and Treasurer Frances Evans. The group planned to meet each Saturday 2 to 4 pm and chose sewing as the first year project.
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Shelhy Folmer
Kathryn Landers
Sue Ann Clark
Mary Edna Hilligas
Margaret Bruch
Hilligas
Rose Hill
Geneva H. Nolan
Wanda Wheeler
Jean Matson
Ames-Bern Trackmen Open Season With Big Win At McDonalsville
Ames-Bern High School opened its track season with an 85 to 45 victory over McDonalsville. Leading point getters included McPherson A Jago and Meseher. Event results cover sprints distances and field events with times and distances. Ames-Bern schedule lists meets from April to May culminating in state.
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Amesville
Ames-Bern
McDonalsville
McPherson
A. Jago
Meseher
Osborne
Taylor
Newman
Mesecher
Kierns
Bell
Howard
Wolfe
Sulep
Maxwell
Jago
Marietta
Belpre
Delaware
New Concord
State
Committee Plans Memorial Day Observance Meeting
Mayor C. C. Fisher calls all Memorial Day planning committees to a meeting at Citizens National Bank this evening urging full attendance by members.
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Middleport
Citizens National Bank
C. C. Fisher
Doctor Holzer to Speak at Middleport Literary Club
Dr. C. E. Holzer will be guest speaker Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Harris. He represents the state in the Prevention of Cancer Foundation, with Mrs. Cedric Clark as Meigs County chairman.
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Holzer
Middleport
C. E. Holser
Fullerton's Roundup in Haugh Fullerton Ja New York
Summary of scattered items from Fullerton's Roundup including golf club club efforts in Ohio and New York, a planned 16 man invitational benefiting wounded service men, notes on Georgia prep football candidate George La Hood, and various sports and wartime anecdotes involving Cooper brothers, Sam Breadon, Mickey Harris, Terry Moore, and a tennis match during an Allied interlude.
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Haugh Fullarton
New York
Tulea
Ohio
George
la Hood
Georgia
Bob Brickman
Cleveland
Tucson
George Lin
Usual Capacity Crowd for Opener in Cincinnati Reds Pirates
AP notes cool weather and a 30 000 crowd at Crosley Field for the 1945 season opener between the Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh Pirates. Manager Bill McKechnie to start Walters over Ostermueller. Gov Lausche and Mayor Stewart attend. Several Reds regulars sit or shift. Eddie Miller sidelined with a knee, Hermit Wahl at short, Al Lakeman or Joe Just behind the plate, with Tipton Clay Walker Williams and McCormick remaining in their spots.
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Cincy
Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lucky 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
Meaner
Woody Williams
Andi
Frank McCormick
Neutzling couple announce birth of son at Gravel Hill
Mr and Mrs Theo Neutzling Virginia Clatworthy announce the birth of a ten pound son on Saturday evening at their Gravel Hill home. The couple also have a son named Jimmy.
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Middleport
Theo Neutzling
Virginia Clatworthy
Gravel Hill
Jimmy
You Are Not Too Old To Feel Young Again Tro Monne
A vintage classified style ad promoting Tromone a medical formula claiming to restore youth energy and vitality for middle aged men. It touts vitamins hormones and “guitamink” and urges following label directions with Gallaher Drug Company and druggists listed as sellers.
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Gallaher Drug Company
Druggiate Everywhere
Ady
Miller Hurls Two-Hitter But Bulldogs Lose 3-2
Athens suffered a 3-2 defeat to Gallipolis as pitcher Dick Miller spun a two-hitter. Gallipolis scored in the fifth and sixth innings while Athens could not capitalize despite threats and a late push. Key plays featured Rotramel, Moore, and Nelson contributing on offense, with Miller and Nelson delivering solid two-way efforts.
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Dow Finsterwald
Dick Miller
Ed Ranow
Athens Bulldogs
Gallipolis
Miller
Burton
Nelson
Blue Devils
Etrora
Valentine
Paul
Aiktsn
Kennedy
Athens
Nelsonville
Reece
Rotramel
Dalley
Neutelng
Smith
Thompson
Moore
Dailey
Andi Evans, Jr
P Miller
Bill Beckley
Ctoleo
Euzzling
Rotraimel
Short
Folden
Farley
Neutzling
Beckley
Foalden
Evans
Cay- Myler
Enaugh
Hig
Milway
Miller Ler
Beckpalls
Texasloff
Roberts
Varsity Softball Schedule Opens With Three Contests
The Varsity softball team has three games this week. On Wednesday they play the Doughboys from Rauch's Bakery at five at the high school field. Friday the team travels to Shade for a game and Sunday afternoon they meet the West End Pros at the high school diamond.
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Rauch’s Bakery
Tourney Date Set for Portage County High School Elimination
J O Fox of Garrettaville, county baseball committee chairman, announced a six team elimination tourney to begin Friday afternoon. The winner becomes Portage County representative at the district meet in Kent on May 19. MADnett
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Kent
Portage County
J. O. Fox
Garrettaville
Warning on Kidney Health From Everyday Backaches
Public notice cautions that backache leg pains may signal kidney trouble and urges attention. It mentions symptoms like swelling and urinary changes, advising consult and referencing a well known remedy. The article emphasizes avoiding delay in diagnosing kidney or bladder issues.
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Dean
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