Pomeroy and Middleport Lead War Bond Subscriptions
Theodore Reed Meigs County Council chairman announced that Pomeroy Manor Rutlandbury Townspeople Qlive and Orange met their sales quotas in the war bond drive. He praised local citizens for their wholehearted effort toward the county’s total and listed figures showing the combined quotas and actual sales across several towns, totaling 341 000.00.
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Pomeroy
Theodore Reed
Meigs Counc
Meigs
Pomered Manor
Rutlandbury
Qlive
Orange
Charman Reed
Middleport
Bedford
Chester
Columbia
Police Chief Wolfe Commended for Work
Chief Walter Wolfe of Pomeroy received a commendation letter from Iron ton Police Chief Frank Wileman for aiding the capture of the hold up and robbery suspect Jense Henry. Henry is held at the county jail. details note information from Wolfe and his office in locating suspects.
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Pomeroy
Walter Wolfe
Frank Wileman
Ironton
Jense Henry
Wileman
Henry
Middleport Social Notes and Local Personal Reports
Middleport community groups like the Loyal Women held meetings at Mrs. Harry Mills home with officer elections led by Mrs. L. E. Burford. Christmas party plans were made for December 20 at the church, and a Past Matrons Club gathering occurred at Mrs. M. J. Irenen’s. A birthday party for Darylene Theobald featured a Santa letter activity and gifts from multiple families. Local service members George Voreh and Charles R. Hysell returned home, with updates on others including M-Sgt Chester Rice and Beth McKay. The column also notes various visits, illnesses, and social events around Bowling Green, Crooksville, and Columbus.
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Meddleport
Church of Christ
Harry Mills
Pearl Graves
Mimnie Gilmore
Moa O. D. Housh
R. B. Loughead
George Russell
L. E. Burford
C. C Chapman
Ernest Laisance
Irs
M. J. Irenen
Darylene Theobald
William Theobald
Santa Claus
Darylene
Judy Turner
Cinda Morris
Billa
Tom Kincaid
Clark Ketter
Ronnie Evans
Carla Wilson
Lynn Buchannan
Middleport
George Voreh
Philippines
California
Voreh
P.O Frankie Voreh
Joe Vyoreh
Charles R. Hysell
Germany
Chester Rice
ETO
Oh. E. Rice
Beth McKay
Robert McKay
Bowling Green
Harry W. Craig, Jr
Boat Club
Robert
Roush Funeral To Be Held in Columbus
Ada Fousa Roush 64 died at St Francis Hospital Columbus after living at 632 Franklin Ave She operated a novelty store at 80 Parsons Ave for 30 years and belonged to Broad Street Methodist Church and the Woman's Republican Club A high school graduate of Pomeroy Class of 1909 the deceased left Meigs County and is survived by two brothers Frank Roush Standish Mich and Harr Roush Pomeroe The body goes to Evang Funeral Home after services at Schoed Finger Funeral Home Columbus with Capel officiating at 2 pm and interment at Beech Grove Cemetery
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Pomeroy
Ada Fousa
St Francis Hospital
Columbus
Franklin Ave
Pomeros
Frank Roush
Standish
Evang Funeral Home
Schoedfinger Funeral Home
Meigs Evangelists Hold County Meeting
Meigs Evangelists meet to discuss Crusade for Cars Tavhan and related activities at the Vestianon Evangelistic Workers gathering. The event includes a parish boat ride and a Sunday afternoon service, with plans to start the week ahead and elect leaders.
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Meigs Evangelists
Pomeroy
Vestianon Evangelistic Workers
Sunda
Ethenon
Athens Woman's Acid Vomiting Replaces With New Compound
An Athens woman reports relief after using a new remedy named ERB HELP advertised as containing twelve herbs. She previously suffered hours of acidic spit up after meals with abdominal pain headaches and irregular bowels. The ad claims the product cleanses bowels relieves gas treats sluggish liver and kidney function and is sold at local pharmacies.
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Athens
Betts
Two Men Fined After Midnight Auto Crash in Middleport
Eliis Lambert of Middleport was fined 25 dollars and costs after an automobile accident near the Middleport bridge when a vehicle driven by Robert Archer USN struck Lambert’s parsonage. Omera Sparks of Mason City was fined 85 dollars and costs for the same incident. A narcotics charge was lodged against an adult party in a separate local investigation.
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Pomeroy
Eliis Lambert
Middleport RO
Omera Sparks
Mason City
Robert Archer
USN
Euresa
Lamberts Parson
Lambert Wonile
Arcner
Gong
Feast of Seven Tables Supper Slated At Mount Maria
Sponsor The Mount Maria Missionary Society announces a supper Thursday evening called The Feast of Seven Tables with a menu featuring green white red yellow orange pink and brown items. Also note birth of a son James Hart Holzer Hosn.tal on Thursday Nov 26 and grandparents Mr Mrs John Dillard and Mr Mrs Joseph T Jabb of Dallas. Ministers meet Pomeroy Meigs County Ministerial Association held at United Methodist District. A Rethrock presented a rank review.
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Mount Maria
Secsie
Mindleport
Caves T. Tabb
Pomeroy
Meigs Canny
Monrday
Plan Funeral Rites For Conley T. Cole
Funeral services for Conley T. Cole aged 68 who died at his Minersville home will be held Tuesday at 2 p m at the Euing Chapel. Friends may call at any time. He is survived by his wife Cora Cole and two sons Raymond and Conley, both at home.
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Pomeroy
Conley T. Cole
Minersville
Euing Chapel
Cora Cole
Raymond
Conley
Pomeroy Social Notes and Marriages Highlight Week
Pomeroy notes cover a Shakespeare Club talk on rayon fabrics with DuPont samples, plans for the annual Christmas party, and two weddings. Miss Shirley Youngman wed Benjamin Stanley Jr in a ceremony by Justice Percy Peoples. Elaine Smith married Cecil Cook with minimal attendants. Local updates celebrate veterans, military families, and residents visiting relatives during Thanksgiving.
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Pomeroy
Howard Eversbach
Shakespeare Club
A. H. Rosenbaum
DuPont Company
Epersbach
Jacob Elverfeld
Meigs
Shirley Youngman
Benjamin Stanley, Jr
Parkersburg
Percy L. Peoples
Justice of the Peace
Nancy Collins
H. E. Backus
Justice Peoples
Stanley
U. S. Navy
Elaine Smith
Cecil Cook
Walter Cook
Syracuse
F. O. Koster
Henderson
Meigs County to Appoint Service Officer This Month
Meigs County Soldiers Relief Commission will appoint a county service officer during the month. Applications must be in by December 15 and sent to secretary John Wil, Pomeroy. All applicants must be war veterans with honorable discharge and include enlistment, discharge details, education, and recommenders if available.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Soldiers Relief Commission Iil
Soldiers Relief Commission
John Wil
Honor roll winner announced for seventh grade pupil Jam Sanborn
Meigs County junior high honors announce Jam Sanborn as sole seventh grade pupil to win a plate on the roll of honor. Five students achieved a B average: Emma Jane Bua Batty Greenlee Ida Lee Harnex Fred Hoffman and Satis Seraat Se ERoy. Women from Federated Church presented wards to Counts Infirmary and many church groups support the infirmary with gifts. Notice of Appointment announces Helen Roush Dailey of RD 3 Athens Ohio named Executrix of Anelyza Rouss deceased of Athens County with creditors to file claims within four months or barred. Dated November 2, Frances D. White, Probate Judge.
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Smiddleport
Jam Sanborn
Emma Jane Bua
Batty Greenlee
Ida Lee Harnex
Fred Hoffman
Satis Seraat
Federated Church
Counts
Meigs County
Poe
Francis D. White
Bama and Trojans in Rose Bowl
Army finishes 9th straight win as Blakemore era marks two perfect campaigns. Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis scored all Cadet TDs in a 32-13 win over Navy before 102,000 in Philadelphia. USC beats UCLA 26-15 to earn Rose Bowl berth against Alabama, who tamed Mississippi State 55-13.
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Murray Rose
New York
Army
Navy
Earl Blwik
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Truman
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
Southern California
Trojans
Uc.l.a
Andi Earm
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Mississippi State
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Tennessee
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California
St. Mary’s
Wake Forest
Clemson
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
South Carolina
Yale
Harvard
Oregon State
Oregon
Tulsa
Hondo Army Air
All Eyes on Giants in Pro Gridiron Race
The NFL faces a climax as the New York Giants threaten to decide the Eastern Division title alongside Washington and Philadelphia. A Sunday showdown with the Redskins could force a playoff for the Eastern crown if Philadelphia defeats the Boston Yanks. Cleveland’s Rams clinched a 20-7 win as Waterfield starred. Washington kept the lead with a 24-0 win over Pittsburgh, while Chicago Bears beat the Cardinals 28-20 and Detroit edged the Packers 11-3.
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Jimmy Jordan
Chicago
National Football League
New York Giants
Washington
Redskins
Giants
Philadelphia
Cleveland Rams
Eagles
Boston Yanks
Cleveland
Rams
Brlliant
Bob Waterfield
Fred Gehrke
Jim Benson
Riley Matheson
Pittsburgh
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Detroit
Green Bay Packers
Notice to Basketball Fans Advance Ticket Sale Begins
Advance sale of basketball tickets begins todas. Harold Wise is in charge at the men s x TM.
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Todas
Harold Wise
Hunters Pack Portsmouth for Third Deer Season Opener
Hunters packed Portsmouth as O10's third deer season opened, with all hotel space sold out and the Chamber aiding lodging in private homes. Boy Scouts set up 125 cots at Camp One while hunting proceeds in a 60 000 acre preserve across Seiota, Adams and Pike counties using shotguns with single balls or bows with barbless arrows. Baghmint counts as one buck.
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O10
Chamber of Commerce
Seiota
Adams
P:ke
Barbless
Baghmit
Fullerton's Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
Boxing prospects from service bouts draw attention as Al Housman faces Lee Savalod at St Nick's tonight. Nat Fleischer calls newcomers above expectations, with Howie Brodt or Le verne Roach tipped for future world titles. Also notes Army chess at Strakonice and Oregon U basketball journey to De Paul and Garden games.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
al Housman
Fleischer
Howie Brodt
Leverne Roach
Johnny Ebard
Joe Louis
Marcus Lockman
Kid Chicken
Australis
New Chine
Lenhardt Captains KMI Team In Polio Year
Roger Lenhardt son of William and Mrs. Lenhardt lead Kentucky Military Institute football as captain and quarterback, a regular back for three years, part of a 5 of 6 season. He stars in basketball and baseball, excels academically, and serves as cadet First Lieutenant and student leader. He graduates June 1946 and plans further study.
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Roger Lenhardt
William T. Lenhardt
W. Union St
Kentucky Miliary Institutes
Young Lenhardt
KML
Roger
KM1
Lenhardt
Narrow Margin Sees Sanders Edge Nagy In All Star Bowling
Middletown’s Harold L Sanders clinched fourth place by one pin in the fifth annual All Star Bowling Tournament. He rolled 235 with a 3-pin total for twelve games to edge Cleveland’s Steve Nagy by a single pin. Detroit’s Therman Gibson led the field with 2501.
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Crivavu
Harold L. Sanders
Middletown
Sanders
Steve Nagy
Cleveland
Therman Gibson
Detroit
Resignation of Middleport Commercial Teacher Reported
Mrs Dorothy East a commercial teacher at Middleport High School has resigned per Supt L W McConnas. Mrs East and her son have left for their home in McConnelsville. Miss Lucille Smith remains a patient at Holzer Hospital recovering from injuries in a fall.
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Middleport
Dorothy, East
Middleport High School
L. W. McConnas
East
Son
McConnelsville
Tug
Lucille Smith
Holzer Hospital
Kittyhawks Upset Illinois as Wright Field Reopens Bucks Face OSU
Wright Field Kittyhawks surged to a 56 52 upset of Illinois as they return to Ohio to face Ohio State in Dayton. John Mahnken led with 15 points while Dike Eddie-man and Johnny Schick boosted the Dayton squad. Other Ohio games saw Findlay top Bluffton 51 28 and John Carroll edge Case 48 46 in OT.
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Wright Field
Kittyhawks
Ohio
Ohio State
Bucks
Dayton
Hawks
Ilinois
Great Lakes
Findlay
Eddieman
Johnny Schick
Harold Old Sen
Don Grate
Arnold “Stilts” Risen
Pat Huston
Warren Amling
Bobby Bowen
Joe Mulqueenet
John Carrol
Case
Harry Evans
Dick Selgo
Baldwin Wallace
Ohio Wesleyan
Marshall
Thunder
Rio Granda
Gallipolis
Bill Hall
Andy' Tonkovich
Findley Oilers
Bluffton
Carl Reichert
Coldwater
Otto Clussen
Hogan Wins Orlando Open Crown by Six Strokes
Ben Hogan, weighing 140 pounds and from Hershey Pennsylvania, captured the Orlando Open title with a 72 hole score of 270, earning $2,000. Harold Jug McSpaden of Sanford Maine and Johnny Revokie of Evanston Illinois tied for second at 276, each taking $1,066. Herb Keiser of Akron finished at 278 for $600 in prize money.
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Orlando
Filia
Little Ben Hogan
Hershey
Harold
Jug McSpaden
Sanford
Johnny Revokie
Evanston
Herb Tian Keiser
Akron
Roy Hamey Named AA League President At Convention
At the 44th annual National Association of Professional Leagues meeting in Columbus the American Association elected H Roy Hamey of Kansas City as league president on a three year contract. Hamey, previously Kansas City Blues president, succeeds George Trautman who moves to Detroit as VP and GM. Mel Ott indicated he would attend to pick up pitchers and catchers as trades unfold.
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Harold Amrwon Columbus
National Association of Professional Leagues
Mel
New York Giants
American Association
H. Roy Hamey
Kansas Cy City
Hamey
Kansas City Blues
George M. Trautman
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankee
Servng
Binghamton
N.Y
International League Directors
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