Space Coats Arrive as Winter Warps Outlook
A fragment reports coats arriving as weather shifts loom. Local sources note shipments amid rapid temperature drops and forecasts calling for more cold days.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
2
A fragment reports coats arriving as weather shifts loom. Local sources note shipments amid rapid temperature drops and forecasts calling for more cold days.
Meigs County reports Victory Loan sales through December 4 showing Pomeroy at 201 242.56 dollars, Lebanon 36 587 dollars, Sutton 19 018.75 dollars and a total of 676 211 dollars toward the national drive with final figures expected in January. Local officials commend persistent citizen effort across the county and anticipate final tallies early next year.
Scientists note red is a dominant hue in many flowers with over half of plant species showing red shades in petals. The observation highlights pollinator attraction and ecological roles of red coloration across diverse habitats.
About 100 gathered at the American Legion Drew Webster Post for the Pomeroy Purple Panthers annual football banquet sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Ohio State assistant coach Paul Bixler spoke on wartime coaching and youth athletics, praising high school programs and the return of veterans to education and sports. Coach Pearl Williams outlined coaching duties and the 1946 prospects, introducing players and staff, while World War II veterans were recognized and a film of the Ohio State Michigan game was shown.
Interment for Joan Archer, 26 month old granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Laney Archer of Columbus, was held at Miles Cemetery after funeral services at Bradford Church. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs George Moore of Harrisonville had the body.
Mrs Harry Kent fractured hip after a fall on a wet basement floor at her Columbus residence. Needing aid, she alerted a mail carrier and was taken to Mount Carmel Hospital. The Kents were former Middleport residents.
Funeral services for Margaret May Brumley two as 12 died Friday were held at the United Brethren Church West Columbia with burial in Lone Oak Cemetery. She is survived by her mother Mrs Maxine Brumley and the late Albert Brumley. Caleb and Naomi magicians entertained Middleport High during Wednesday assembly.
Charles H. Clay age 74 died at his home in Harrisonville. He is survived by his wife Nellie Clay, a brother and three sisters. Funeral services will be held Friday at two o'clock at the Harrisonville Methodist Church with interment in Shipman Cemetery.
Middleport announces the 1945–46 basketball schedule for the Yellow Jackets after the football banquet. Home games total eight with Jan 4 vs Pomeroy and a busy lineup including Wahama Dec 11 and Gallipolis Dec 14, plus multiple away trips through February.
POMEROY The Women's Democratic Club to hold annual Christmas party on Dec 11 at Mrs. John Lestvilers home with potluck and gift exchange. Card club guests include Mrs. K D Amsbury and others. prizes awarded for high score and guest. Contract Club hosted by Mrs Forrest Bachtel at Middleport with Miss Marguerite Meter as guest and club prize won by Mrs W A Smith. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs John Davis Laurel Cl with an eight and a half pound son born Sunday Dec 2. Ruth Darst of Middleport mother. POMEROY PERSONALS report on the funeral of Miss Ada Roush. Dr Rollin Boice discharged and visiting in San Salvador. Mrs Boice and son remain. illness and hospital notes for Mrs Henry Euler and W F Baxter. local travels of Frank Titus and James Titus. Ernest Lallance moves to Cross apartment. Miss Barbara Meinhart ill with influenza. Mrs George Conde returns from Dayton. Huntington item truncated.
Mrs. Fear Mors, chairwoman, announced today that the National War Fund drive in Chester township has collected $157.85. Co workers include Mrs Henry Beaver Wand Spencer Dele Kautz and several others.
A 1944 report by the Department of Rural Economics Ohio State University and Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station shows Meigs County farm products sold totaling over four million dollars. Dairy led with 31 percent of total receipts, yielding $1,513 cash per farm and $18.37 per acre, while poultry, hogs, cattle, fruit, truck crops and other products composed the remainder.
Robert Chambers of Middleport has received a U S Naval Academy appointment from Congressman Thomas A Jenkins. He has been discharged from the Army and entered Bullis School in Silver Spring to prepare for entrance exams to Annapolis this spring.
Cpl Lawrence Hoffner returned from 38 months of service in the Southwest Pacific with 32 months overseas and received an honorable discharge at Camp Atterbury. He earned five battle stars the Presidential Citation the Good Conduct Medal and other awards. he is the son of Mr and Herman Hoffner and has a brother Earl serving in Paris.
Middleport residents gathered for a Wednesday noon three course chicken dinner at the Mary Jane Coffee Shoppe. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Robinson M. R. Chapman Charles Archer Early Hartley Billa Lewis Margaret Slack Beulah White Kathryn Wise Mabel Hyselt Ruth Stanley Elma Ohlinger Anestine Jewell Florence Hawk and Mildred Hazes.
A number of Meigs County residents venturing to Columbus Huntington and Parkersburg for Christmas shopping faced hazardous return trips due to icy highways. Hail sleet snow and rain created a glare of ice causing several minor accidents without injuries. Ohio State coach Paul Bixler attended the Pomeroy football banquet despite dangerous conditions.
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