Pomeroy Gridders Meet With Coach Next Monday
Pomeroy football candidates will gather at 1:00 p.m. Monday August 20 at the Junior High School for the first session led by Coach Pearl Williams. Bob Roberts assists with athletic training this season as the team prepares for a home opener versus Wahama on September 15 followed by a September 20 game against Chauncey Dover and a schedule mostly Friday nights plus the Thanksgiving Day classic with Middleport. Remaining games include Gallipolis away September 28 Logan home October 5 Wellston away October 12 Oak Hill home October 19 Jackson away November 2 Nelsonville home November 9 Athens away.
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Pomeroy
Pearl Williams
Williams
Bob Roberts
Wahama
Jackson
Nelsonville
Athens
Awa
Golden Wedding Is Celebrated Sunday
Mr and Mrs George T Henderson of Burlingham celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home with a large family dinner. Guests included many Henderson relatives from Athens Athens area and nearby towns. Centerpiece featured a four tier cake with wedding rings a tiny gold bell and doves.
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Story Henderson
Byron
Athens
Harold Jones
E. D. Waller
James
Charles Henderson
Charlene
Frank Henderson
David Buckler
Carl Henderson
E G. Campbell
Columbus
Max Gorsuch
Steubenville
Sam Henderson
Ray Rose
Joe Ducil
Canion
Margaret Vadish
Pomeroy
Emmerson Jones
Middleport
Carrie Williams
Shade
Emmett Jones
Ethel Hart
Sam Williams
Don Goldsberry
Burlingham
Boone County Jamboree at Middleport High School Stadium
Boone County Jamboree presented by the Meigs Chapter BAV will hold a single evening show at Middleport High School stadium on August 16 with possible second performance if crowd warrants. Pictured is Little Dime Dickens, WA's star of the jamboree and favorite of millions.
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Middleport
Wli
Boone County
Middleport High School
Meigs
BAV
Little Dimme Dickens
Meigs County Livestock Club Plans County Fair Exhibition
Members of the Meigs County Better Livestock Club met at the County Extension Office to finalize plans for showing 16 club animals at the Meigs County Fair August 28 to 30. Claude Montgomery, Stanley Ease and Carl Nease will demonstrate at the fair, with practice sessions planned at the Jackson County Fair midweek. James Carnahan and Roy Ervin were chosen to represent the club in the Junior Achievement Award Contest at the fair, led by president Whitney Ingraham. Next meeting set for September 6 at the Extension Office.
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Roy Ervin
Whitney Ingraham
Meigs Youths Meet In Pacific Area
Mrs. Edgar Wolfe reports her son Frank Eugene Wolfe 1-c aboard a USS LCT in the Pacific met Roger Beach, former neighbor and classmate. He also mentioned a nurse ball game he helped organize and closed with a wartime note about news and Japan.
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Middleport
Edgar Wolfe
Frank Eugene Wolfe
Pacific
Roger Beach
Pomeroy Twilight Garden Club Social Notes
Pomeroy Twilight Garden Club met at Mrs. H. B. Kress home with Mrs. J. J. Clark and Mrs. C. E Peoples assisting. Guests from Columbus and Middleport included Mrs. J. E. D. Hartinger and Miss Helen Beeson. Programs on Infusions from Leaves Flowers and Seeds and Vines for Decorative Purposes featured. Business session led by Mrs. Kay Nye approved 5.00 for the Girl Scouts of Pomeroy. Awards recognized Mrs. Kress for a nasturtium arrangement, Mrs. J. S. Clark for wall arrangement, Miss Vida Ihle for a vine paper, and Miss Vida Thle for a mixed bouquet with honorable mention to Mrs. Kress alga for petunias.
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Kay Nye
Girl Scouts of
Pomeroy
Kress
J. S. Clark
Vida Thle
Kress Alga
Turner Returns From DAV Meet in Ohio
Representative Benjamin F. Turner reports back from Columbus after a two day DAV session with the Ohio department officers and executive committee. He cites findings of hospital and administration inadequacies due to wartime strain, calls for expanded beds staff and services, and says resolutions will be sent to Veterans Affairs leaders and lawmakers.
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Pomeroy
Benjamin F. Turner
Columbus
Department of Ohio
Turner
D.A
Ohio
Director of Veterans Affairs
John Ale
Veterans Administration
Dayton
Wm. L. Marlin
Cleveland
Goth Administration
D.A.V
D. A
Huber
V. Department of Ohio
Mary ‘Huber
Ohio House of Representationor
Paul Tives
Ruth Huber
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Lena Huber
Kathryn Duffy
Alice Globocar
Elizabeth Huber
Pfc
Middleport Personal Notices Span Visits and Travels
Middleport social notices list guests and travelers across several towns. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bing and daughter Judy of Cleveland visit their relatives Mr. and Mrs. 5. K. Smith and families. Mrs. Fred German visits Nelsonville. Mrs. Harry Rife and two children return to Greenfield after visiting her parents. Cpl. Jack Covert returns on furlough from Texas en route to Colorado. Families such as the Millers, Russells, and Codirected couples are noted on Muskingum River outings and weekend visits.
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Charles Bing
Judy
Cleveland
5. K. Smith
A. A. Bing
Arthur Stuart
Jean
Charleston
H. E. Cook
Fred German
Nelsonville
Harry Rife
Greenfield
US. Navy
Ralph Parsons
Warsaw
Ed Parsons
Cassam Hindy
New York
Cecil Grogan
Columbus
C. H. Wise
Taylor Grogan
Four Men Return From Ross Hocking Camp
Four men Pomeroy Dayton Tubbs Avery Nelson CocN Jones and Carl McNamara returned Sunday from the Rial Men’s Camp at Tar Hollow in Ross Hocking State Park. Sponsored by the Agricultural Extension Service for eight years the camp is a leading rural men’s program though this year enrollment fell to 125 from fifteen counties.
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Pomeroy
Dayton Tubbs
Avery Nelson
Cocn Jones
Carl McNamar
CE. Blakes«lee
Bilbo to seek 1 million reward for Hitler capture
Senator Theo Bilbo announced plans to introduce a measure offering a one million dollar reward for Hitler's capture alive when Congress reconvenes. He questioned Hitler's death and proposed immunity from prosecution to any person aiding in the capture.
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Poplarville
Miss
Theo G. Bilbo
Hitler
Bilbo
Milhoan Family Hals Annual Reunion at Roadside Park
Milhoan family reunion held at Roadside Park drawing relatives from Middleport Chester and Kyser area. Guests included Mr and Mrs Tom Milhoan and daughter of Cleveland visiting siblings and families including Mrs Burdette, Mrs Erlewine, Lawrence Everett and Albert Milhoan. Also Erlewine and Mrs CR Gilbert from Springfield visited. Ernest Baker moved to Veterans Hospital Sunday in serious condition with Robert Coats.
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Middleport
Milhoan
Texnion
Tom Milhoan
Cleveland
Mr. Mulhoan
C. E. Burdette
Minnie Erlewine
Lawrence Milhoan
Everett Milhoan
Chester
Albert Milhoan
Kyeer
Erlewine
CR. Gilbert
Springfield
Mr. Erlewine
Bobby
Isix Hospital
Ernest Baker
V@terans Hospital
Robert Coats
Fullerton’s Roundup: Baseball pennants and trades mix
A cluttered sports summary notes the Tigers adding George Caster and Jim Tobin to bolster their pennant drive, while Detroit power leads dump Washington as MKeough and York power slams boost a 20-hit attack. The piece also highlights waivers, attendance highs at Briggs Stadium and Ebbets Field, and assorted college and track notes alongside single-game baseball results across leagues.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Browns
Tigers
George Caster
Jack Hand
Jim Tobin
Braves
Associated Press
St. Lous
Detroit
Senators
Mike Kreevich
Washington
Hank Borowy
Cubs
Keop
Briggs Stadium
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Bengals
Joe McCarthy
Nats
St. Louis
Standings and batting leaders in Major League baseball
Standings and leaders show Holmes of Boston atop national batting with .370 and runs at 36. Olmo leads in runs batted in with 95. St. Louis and other clubs hover in the .500s. Pitching leader Passeau of Chicago with a 59 45 . Also listed are hits, home runs, stolen bases by players from New York Boston St. Louis and more with scattered rain postponements in league play.
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Holmes
Boston
Olmo
Ww.l. Pet
Brooklyn
Chicago
St Louis
Workman
Ah Bibai
Schoendienst
St. Louis
Passeau
W. L. Pet
Rims
Stimnwelss
New York
Detroit
German Jews Struggle for Food and Jobs in Allied Germany
Berlin reports show German Jews face hunger and unemployment despite Allied control. An estimated 12,000 to 14,000 Jews remain in Germany from about 850,000 in 1934, with 6,000 to 8,000 in Berlin. Aid drives offer limited relief as status remains unresolved.
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Berlin
Germany
Hitler
Beaver Is Sent To Station in Italy
Clifford Beaver, recently transferred to a different outfit, is now stationed in Italy. His sister Mrs. Ernest Baker reports he serves in an American Red Cross entertainment unit and played guitar for seven girls. The group sang Don't Fence Me In, the No. 1 hit in the United States. Brother William Shorty Beaver plans a US furlough soon.
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Mirpoleport
Pfe
Clifford Beaver
Italy
Ernest Baker
Beaver
American Red Cross
United States
William
Shorty) Beaver
States
Real estate transfers reported in Meigs County docket
County records show last week transfers involving Eldon Ralph Clarence Nichols William B Swisher to Walters Lot 1 Middeport Ina Ruthmiller to Donald Wolfe Sutton Racine Albert Randolph to Elia Randolph Emma Barber Major Randolph Stella Eva Rood and Elia Randolph to Charles Rood transferring 36.05 acres in Ollye and related parcels Filings include multiple family names and parcel descriptions in Meigs County realty activity
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Pomeroy
County Recorders
Eldon
Ralph
Clarence
Nichols
William B. Swisher
Charles
Kathleen Walters
Mid- Deport
Ina V. Ruthmiller
Donald c Wolfe
Sutton-Racine
Albert Randolph
Elia Randolph
Emma Barber
Major Randolph
Stella
Eva Rood
Alfa
Davit
Emma
Archie Barber
Tella
Randolph
Charles Rood
Ollye
Fight Results and Team Transactions Across Cities
Philadelphia motion shows Stolz defeating Mouzon by decision in a 134 pound bout in Philadelphia while Dellicurti beats Welsh at 115 pounds in Baltimore. Columbus Red Birds buy pitcher Cronin from Mobile, Kimble moves to the Nationals to bolster the Senators in Washington.
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Kimble
Nats Washington
The
Washington Senators
Dick Kimble
Buchtel Boy
Toledo
American Association
Corporation Refuses Profit in Atom Work
Wilmington Del. UPI The LEI Dupont de Nemours Co was paid one dollar for helping the government develop two plants costing 350 million dollars in furtherance of the atomic bomb project. President W S Carpenter Jr said the firm insisted there be no profit and any patent rights would belong to the U S government.
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Wilmington
Del
UPI
LEI Dupont de Nemours & Co
W. S. Carpenter, Jr
U.S
United States Alone Knows All Atomic Bomb Details
Ottawa reports Munitions Minister C. D. Howe stated the United States holds all atomic bomb details. Canada supplied essential parts but will not request full information, a policy echoed by Britain after a press conference.
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Ottawa
United States
Canada
Britain
C. D. Howe
United Kingom
Howe
Nazi Pageant Grounds Dwarf Yankee Stadium
A wartime tour describes a vast Nazi site beside Soldiers Field and Yankee Stadium scale, noting a 30 000 seat arena built for grand pageants and the adjacent pool and glass building repurposed for Red Cross use. American observers describe the massive layout, its layout, and the surreal contrast with American venues.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Red Cross
Lahor
Cleveland Browns Name Adopted After Panthe y Controversy
Cleveland officials announced the football club will be named the Cleveland Browns replacing the Pant ers nickname. Assistant Coach Johnny Brickels said the Pant hers had been dropped to avoid ties to a former Cleveland team. St Paul Brown, a key figure in Great Lakes football and the club's general manager, confirmed the change as the squad prepares for its 1946 season with new signings in place.
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Cleveland
Cig
Conterby
Panthey
Browns
Johnny Bricks
Panthers
Ayij
Brickels
St. Paul Brown
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Pomeroy Social Notes
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DAV Meet
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Roa
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Winona Cok
Margaret Smith
Blanche Toller
Mary Calvert
Edith Ament
Gladys Grueser
Carrie Meinhart
Mary B. Heinee
Harriett Pullins
Pomeroy Personals
Elbert Robinson
Mulberry Ave
Rosemarie Nease
Dorothy Pep
Wes
William Stocker
Art Wralthy Aseduh Bowen
Jack Robson
Rands Brewer
Mary Huber Sut- Ray
Frank Cox
Margaret’ Cox
Jorse Carper
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Rhodes General Hospital
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Joe Berry
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W. C. Obin
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Colum
Athens Pharmacy
Court St
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Muernberg
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Faye Marlowe
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George Macready
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