Taxi Cab Dealers Argue For License Limit In Pomeroy
Pomeroy officials grilled taxi operators led by Ross Evans who urged upholding a 12 cab limit. Mayor George Howell noted legality of licenses and recounted past complaints while declining to grant extra permits. Council approved resurfacing support and budget sharing with Middleport and county officials.
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Pomeroy
George Howell
Howell
Court St
Ross Evans
James Pugate
Council
Virgil Campbell
Pomeroy Personal Notes Include Visits and Travelers
Pomeroy Personal section lists Mr and Mrs Carson Hayes and Mrs Charles Hayes visiting in Columbus with P O 3c Charles Hayes from Portland for leave. Numerous locals and relatives appear with visits, medical updates, and travel as Miss Elaine Young leaves for Columbus, Miss Elnora Barmisis makes Columbus arrangements for OSU, and revival resumes in Rutland with Elder Roy Deer and Pastor John L Carr of Athens.
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Carson Hayes
Charles Hayes
Columbus
P.O
Portland
Ore
Sophia Meyer
Willard Meer
Mt Vernon
Frank Fugate
Robert Kaser
Ed Parfitt
Jack Parfitt
Gallipoli
Rosalie Parfitt
Frank Fox
Billy
Charleston
Mary Huber
Ine Qhiinger
New York
Ensen Qhinger
Cornell University
Tinaca
Holver Hospital
Helen Smith
Rutland
Roy Deer
John L Carr
Athens
Bridy Held After Pomeroy Shooting Rampage
William Bridy, 31, is jailed after Alvar Clark, 63, was shot with a 22 gauge rifle at Clark’s home on Wirgis Hill. Officers say Bridy claimed he fired low. Clark suffered multiple bullets but can recover. Neighbors describe Bridy as a familiar figure with a garbage wagon.
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Pomeroy
William Bridy
Alvar Clark
Walter Wolfe
H. H. Neimeyer
Clark
Wrgilis Hill
Byron Bing
R. B. Beice
Middleport
Brndy
Wyiliski
Shorty
Bryan
McCumber
Thirty five players report for first Purple and White practice
Prospective players for the Purple and White football team reported for initial practice Monday under Coach Pearl Williams. Twenty more are slated to join this week as equipment was issued and early plays assigned, with the first session drawing a large turnout.
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Pearl Williams
Willams
Middleport Social Notes Celebrates Dee Sauer Birthday
Dee Sauer daughter of Mrs Rodney Sauer celebrated her fifth birthday with a party hosted by her mother on Fourth Ave Long Bottom. Guests from Pomeroy and nearby neighborhoods attended a pink and white themed celebration with ice cream cake and a three tier cake. Also reported is a Past Matrons of the Evan geline Chapter OE S gathering at Long Bottom with a poluck chicken supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Max Harrah and a brief business session led by chapter president Mrs Griff Russell.
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Dee Sauer
Rodney Sauer
Fourth Ave
Dee
Lynn Buchannan
Charles
Larry
Betty
Jean Hamm
Pomeroy
Freddie Lewis
Jean Ann Wiseman
Jean
Jeannette
Long Bottom
Evangeline Chapter
O.E.S
Max Harrah
Mesdames
J. O Leonard
Bernice Winn
Ross Pullen
Lee Roush
Zelia Cross
Earl Knight
Robert Harris
Evelyn Lewis
L EL Burford
R. A. Mallet
Marion French
Griff Russell
Two of Seven Taxicab Licenses Now In Use
The village council authorized seven licenses for Russell Cabs and two are active as of Saturday with H. Jey Russell announcing two more cabs and an Uptown office. B L Cabs by Ernest Burton have operated since year start without licenses and continue to run.
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Middleport
Russell
H. Jey Russell
Ernest Burton
Celebrators Mark Victory Differently
Meigs Countians recall victory over Japan with varied scenes in Cincinnati New York and local communities. Gerren couple dine at a large Cincinnati hotel while finding scarce food and a bed service issue. Roy Moore hosts relatives in New York at the Stork Club and locals recount naval academy celebrations including blue-painted statue and bells tolling at Bancroft Hall.
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Middleport
Japan
Harry Gerren
Gc.d.c
Marjone Michl
Patricia Sherman
Norma Jean
French
Mary Rose Seines
New York City
Roy Moore
Michl
Moores
Stork Club
Pomeroy
Virginia Brown
Thelma Wildersmuth
Court House
Frank Clark Tang
Peter F. Klein
United States Naval Academy
Tecumseh
Bancroft Hall
Yard Liberty
McIntosh Arrives in States From ETO
Sgt Edward McIntosh and his two and a half year old daughter Kay Frances have arrived in the United States after a foreign assignment. His wife Frances Curis learned they had been living with her parents Mr and Mrs John Curtis during the service.
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Middleport
Edward McIntosh
Kay Frances
United States
Frances Curis
McIntosh
John Curtis
Sgt. McIntosh
Lt Col Davis on 30 Day Leave From Army
Tulsa officer Lt Col Thomas H. Davis home on temporary 30 day leave after serving in European theater. He led tent hospitals and headed a surgery section in England before a Scotland visit en route home. After leave he reports to Fort Springs Ark for reassignment or discharge.
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Davis
Middleport
Thomas H. Davis
Tulsa
Okla
T H. Davis
Pearl Harbor
Mont Line
England
Scotland
Tot Springs
Ark
Newhouser Reaches 20 Wins as Tigers Surge
Detroit ace Hal Newhouser earned his 20th win with a 4-0 shutout of Philadelphia, boosting the Tigers toward a possible pennant. Hank Greenberg returns for Detroit as Dizzy Trout battles back, while Bobo Newsom faces two starts for Philadelphia. Other majors notes include Mariner Perez’s shutout, Carrasquel’s fifth straight decision, and a Browns blowout over Boston. Premier league platter: Cubs, Dodgers commit miscues in uneven day.
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Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Bengals
al Benton
Dizzy
Trout
Newhouser
Steve O'Neill
Chicago
Philadelphia
Les Mueller
Bobo Newsom
Big Noise
Bobo
Washington
Marino Pieretti
Cleveland
Alex Carrasquel
New York
McCarthy Clan
Nlnth
S&j.louis Browns
Boston
Milt Byrnes
Sam Zoldak
Cubs
St. Louis
Ken Burkhardt
Charley Schanz
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Brooklyn
John Dantonio
Brooks
Pittsburgh
Preacher Roe
Roundup of Wartime Baseball and Sports News
The roundup notes major league player comebacks from service in both leagues and recalls players like Greenberg and Feller. It mentions air force teams reorganizing after losses and Toledo hosting the minor league convention. Maxwell Field plans two benefit games for Napier Field families, and Eddie Robinson recovers in Bethesda hoping to play for Cleveland next spring.
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Air Force
Bill Paschal
Giants
A.F
Chicago
Air Forces
Toledo
Lake Erie
Charley Keller
Antwerp
Keller
Maxwell Field
Ala
Wichita
Kans
Flying Training League
All Stars
Napier Field
Maxwell
Eddie Robinson
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Pearl Harbor
Eddie
Cleveland
Big Names of Tennis Will Clash Again at Forest Hills
New York reports the postwar U S national tennis championship at Forest Hills begins Aug 28 with Sgt Frankie Parker flying in from Guam to defend his title. Parker, No 1, will face grass court adjustment after Pacific play and joins stars Gardnar Mulloy Seymour Greenberg Frank Shields Elwood Cooke and others. Nine of the women's top ten, led by Pauline Betz, enter the Forest Hills chase.
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Forest Hills
New York
Frankie Parker
U.S
West Side Tennis Club
Parker
Guam
California
Washington
Milwaukee
Wilmington
Hilly Talbert
Navy
Bobby Riggs
Army
Don Budge
Pacific
Gardnar Mulloy
LST
Seymour Greenberg
Frank Shields
Army Air Forces
Elwood Cooke
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
DiMaggio May Rejoin Yanks
Joe McCarthy hopeful DiMaggio will be discharged from hospital and rejoin the New York Yankees soon. The manager says DiMaggio’s return with Charley Keller could boost the club from sixth place, closing an nine game gap on Washington and sparking a string of wins.
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Chicago
Joe
New York Yankees
DiMaggio
Washington
Charley Keller
Pheasant program mapped by state announced
The state conservation commission announced a pheasant propagation plan to scatter 70 000 birds next year up from 50 900. The program adds holding pens at Newark game farm and brooders at Wellington and Urbana farms to expand capacity to hatch 64 000 eggs at Newark.
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Columbus
State Conservation Commission
Newark
Wellington
Lorain County
Urbana
Boxing boom seen after war says Eddie Eagan
Eddie Eagan chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission predicts boxing will have its biggest years after World War II. He says soldiers returning will seek the rewards of champions and that New York boxing will stay clean with strong rules tied to the Walker Law. He cites Governor Dewey and notes a renaissance in the sport with writers praising courage and fortitude. In a Philadelphia update, Shirley Fry of Akron advances in the National Girls lawn tennis tournament.
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Eddie Eagan
Associated Press
New York State Athletic Commisson New York
New York States Athletic Commission
New York Commission
New York State
John Q
New York
Tom Dewey
Eddie
Joe Louis
Gus Lesnevich
Gus
Philadelphia
Shirley Fry
Akron
Ann Wofford
Scarsdale
Babe Didrikson Zaharias Faces Club Shortage In Western Amateur
Babe Didrikson Zaharias opens the 45th Western Amateur with borrowed clubs after theft in Denver. Louise Suggs leads the upper bracket with a 73 medal score as 39 qualifiers begin match play for the wartime title.
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Lake Forest
W—Ry
Galf
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Louise Suggs
Lithia Springs
Babe
Denver
Scratching Dog Relief Ad Promotes Rex Hand Soap
A fragmented advertisement-like text urges dog owners to treat severe itching and scratching with Rex Hand Soap products. It mentions a female setter with skin irritation and recommends brushing, cleansing, and using Rex items to reduce hair loss and comfort the pet. The ad includes odd pricing and relocation notes.
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Rex Kunters
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