Meigs County urged to build cold storage and processing facilities
Agricultural leaders in Pomeroy propose a cold storage locker plant, fast freezing, dressing plants, and dairy and meat handling upgrades to keep farm products local. A Meigs County survey notes lack of marketing outlets, with 1945 farm cash sales exceeding two and a half million dollars.
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Ce. Blakeslee
Meigs County
Harold Hilligas
Edison Hobstetter
Theodore Reed
Blakeslee
Mae
Southeastern Ohio
Nelsonville Burn
Meigs Counts
West Virginia
Pomeroy Personal Notes On Veterans and Guests
Returned veterans Harding Russell and Ebersbach work at New York Central Railroad Shops Hobson. Russell and Ebersbach in the shops and clove Mrs. Burdell Black Nas Apopee came from Holzer Hospital via Rawtings-Coals a mub laner. Mreo Man Lambert and san Richard of Chilfienthe visit relatives for a week. Mrs. R. K. Russel and 3 .M. Sinclair spent several Columbus days. Mrs. visited her nephew who had been sent home from Germany after 7X months overseas. Mrs Kial visited friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. OM. Sined spent Sunday in Athens with Fred Kempton. Cpl. Marion Fugate left for Ft. Riley Kas after 5-day furlough with his parents. wife and father accompanied as far as Cincinnati. Co. Fugate transferred from Camp Rucker Ala. to Ft. Riley. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Clark of Hileah Fla. visit former's brother Acting Sheriff Frank Clark and family. Miss Fatma Joachim Miss Fres ten Tens Miss Betts Gorle. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baer left Friday for Buckeye Lake for the weekend.
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Harding Russell
Woojlard Ebersbach
New York Central RR
Hobson
Russell
Ebersbach
Burdell
Holzer Hospital
Mreo Man Lambert
San Richard
Chilfienthe
R. K. Russel
3 .M. Sinclair
Columbus
Win
Germany
Kial
W. OM
Sined
Athens
Fred Kempton
Pomeroy
Cpl
Marion Fugate
Ft. Riley
Kas
Frank Fugate
Cincinnati
Paul Baer
Tor
Buckeye/ Lake
Urges Proper Electrical Equipment in Ohio Farms
J P Blauser Ohio State Extension Agricultural Electrical Engineer told 75 attendees at Columbia School and Star Grange Hall that only about 10 percent of Ohio farms with electric service are adequately wired. About 183000 of 230000 farms have service. he urged matching wiring to future equipment and installing outlets on every wall. He also noted No 14 with 15 amp fuses for lighting and No 12 with 20 amp fuses for small appliances, with heavier wiring for heavier duties.
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Pomeroy
Ohio
J. P. Blauser
Extension
Ohio State University
Columbia School
Star Grange Hall
Blauser
Klauser
Middleport Social Notes Highlights and Visits
Middleport society notes record Evangeline Chapter OES entertainments at Mrs. Griff Russell home with Mrs. Zella Cross as assistant. Guests include Bernice Lyons Winn Nellie Tracy and plans for August picnic at Mrs. Max Harrah in Chester. Dinner honors for Charles Gilfillen of Norfolk Virginia and Mrs. Gilfillen of Kananga with guests William Cheatham Anna Steele Ralph Young and Polly of Gallipolis. Visit at Watertown includes Orin Smith and family with Leland Eichmiller group. birthday dinner for Mr. Eichmiller. Loyal Women of the Church at Clyish to meet Thursday evening. New parents Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury. Numerous local visits and travels listed among residents and guests across Columbus Gallipolis Charleston and Beaver Falls contexts.
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Middleport
Evangeline Chapter
OBE
O.E.S
Griff Russell
Zella Cross
Bernice Lyons Winn
Nellie
Tracy
Max Harrah
Chester
Charles Gilfillen
Norialk
Gilfillen
Kananga
B. O. Gilfillen
William Cheatham
Anna Steele
Ralph Young
Polly
Gallipolis
Watertown
Orin Smith
George MacAllister
Priday
Leland Eichmillers
Fachmiller
Ann Smith
Eichmillers
Clyish
Licensed To Marry In Meigs County
Meigs County Probate Court issued marriage licenses for several residents in July. Names include James Jeffers, Mabel Smith, Bertie Fletcher, Virginia Mayes, Alfred Rhodes, Rose Mary Bell, Paul Thimpson, Mildred Greene, Gilbert Walters, Jean Sands, Bernard Huffman, and Mary Hill with their ages and hometowns such as Flora, Reedsville, Beach Hill, Cheshire, Parkersburg, Dexter, Vinton, Letart and Ches ire noted.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
James Jeffers
Flora
Mabel Smith
Reedsville
Bertie Fletcher
Beach Hill
W. Va
Virginia Mayes
Cheshire Rt
Alfred Rhodes
Parkersburg
Rose Mary Bell
Dexter
Paul Thimpson
A. Vinton
Mildred Greene
Gilbert Walters
Thouncey
Jean Sands
Chesire
Bernard Huffman
Letart
Mary Hill
Dex_ter
Interest Revived In Fair Horse Racing At Meigs County
Interest in horse racing rings revived in the county as several owners plan to enter horses in the Meigs County Fair August 28 to 50. Meigs County Fair events include riding and pony activities, with local owners and enthusiasts preparing for a lively program.
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Middleport
Meigs County
EM. Burton
R&l Cab Company
New Haven
W. van
Pau
Rob
Peles Davis
Dan Davis
Fry
Inheritance Tax Determined for Ebersbach Estate
Probate Court records show inheritance tax on the late Albert D. Ebersbach estate set at 670.60 after lack of auditor's appraisal. Gross value estimated at 152,499.66 with net actual market value 89,757.51. Bequests include Emma Ebershach 29, Clarence Ebershach 10,714.0, Florence Hench 10,714.60, Mabel Mees 812,455.60, Edward Ebershach 19,724.60, Richard Fhershach 15,714.60.
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Clarence Ebershach
Florence Hench
Mabel Mees
Edward Ebershach
Richard Fhershach
Business Is Moved To New Location
POMEROY The Johnson Sign Service operated by E M John enn has been moved to the former Second Ward Fire house recently purchased by Frank Furate, a Johnson sign painter and decorator, who plans to expand his business to include furniture spraying and leather paint jobs.
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Pomeroy
Johnson
E. M. Johnenn
Second Ward
Frank Furate
McCarthy Resignation Rejected by Yankees Protest
Dark days hit the New York Yankees as Joe McCarthy delays resignation amid illness and coach Marie Joe heads to Buffalo for reconsideration after Larry MacPhail refuses to accept. Yankees stumble in AL second division with losses and varied results across the league, including Detroit,Boston, St Louis and Pittsburgh.
Night Blooming Cereus Draws Spectators in Middleport
Mr and Mrs Rostoe Wise cultivate a night blooming cereus that enthralls onlookers as white fragrant flowers unfold. The plant, housed in a large wooden bucket, was blown from the Wise porch during a recent wind storm yet remained unscathed and blooming for observers.
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Middleport
Rostoe Wise
Wise
Mrs Jarvis Injured When Kicked by Cow at Port Washington
Relatives report Mrs Glenn Jarvis fractured ribs after a cow kicked her at the Port Washington farm home. Her mother Mrs A W McKay remains to assist. Also announced is the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Dana Murray at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens named William Elworth after his grandfathers. Dana Weber Murray stays with uncle and aunt Charley King in Harrisonville.
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Dana Murray
Pomeroy R.D
Win
D Arms Hospital
Athens
Cen
William Elworth
Murray
Dana Weber
Charley King
Harrisonville
Fullerton's Roundup hints McCarthy may not return to Yankees
Fullerton's Roundup notes baseball circles doubt Joe McCarthy will stay as Yankees manager amid his illness. Other brief items cover a Florida convalescent softball game, a wounded veteran's imperfect throw, Marine Pat Harder's knee operation prognosis, a North Carolina college basketball coach in hire talks, Lt. Bob Crosby's Hawaii trip for fleet games, Major League attendance for 700,000 fans in 90 games, Standlee named service officer on the Ledo Road, and Chet Chesney placed in Calcutta base athletics.
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Pat Harder
Wisconsin
High Point
N.C
Tall Timber
North Carolina
Bob Crosby
Fleet
Hawaii
Boots Poffenberger
Islands
Norm Standlee
Chicago Bears
Standings Yesterday's Stars and Scores Across Leagues
News notes highlight Newsom driving in the lone run to edge the Tigers 1-0, Klimean and Russell key hits in 12-5 and 8-5 wins, Dietrich shunning Zuber as Chicago seals the Yanks series. Other scores include Boston 5 at Pittsburgh 8, Chicago 1 New York 0 in 11 innings, and assorted Association results with Indianapolis, Columbus, Toledo, Louisville, St Paul and Milwaukee posting wins.
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Bobo. Newsom
Athletics
Tigers
ED Klieman
Indians
Washington
Jim Russell
Pirates
Ted
Pittsburgh
Boston
Bill Dietrich
White Sox
Zuber
Doel
Chicago
Yanks
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington L
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milhenukee
Minneapolis
L Fet
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ilsdelphia
Adierigan
Wooster
Bernard St
Milwaukee
Minneapolis Ag
Indians Move Weekday Home Games To Two P.M. EWT
Cleveland Indians announce 1945 season home games will start at 2 pm EWT on weekdays instead of 3 pm to fit late afternoon trains per ODT rules.Vice-President Roger Peckinpaugh made the statement. Harrisonville Corporal James Phillips Vaughan General Hospital returns home Tuesday evening with his wife Myrtle for a five day visit. Phillips served 19 months overseas in England France Belgium Holland and Germany. He is stationed at Vaughan General Hospital. Mrs Phillips lived with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles King Harrisonville. They married Sept 2 1943. Phillips was overseas in December 1943. A revival meeting begins Sunday at Hobson Tabernacle led by Rev Carl Wise services nightly at 8 o'clock.
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Cleveland
Indians
ODT
Roger Peckinpaugh
Harrisonville
James Phillips
Vaughan
General Hospital
Hines, Sr
Myrtle
Phillips
England
France
Bellum
Holyland
Germany
Vaughan General Hospital
Charles King
Cpl
Phillips Iwassant
Middleport
Hobson Tabernacle
Carl Wise
Leach
League Leaders National Batting and American Coaching Moves
The report highlights Rosen of Brooklyn leading batting while Holmes of Boston tops runs and hits. Schoendienst and Lampanella stand out in stolen bases, with Ferriss of Boston posting strong pitching numbers. In American news, Bryant hires Cuccinello as coach with staff changes at Ashland high, and Stirmweiss tops runs with 54 RBIs as Ferriss leads Boston pitching with 172 strikeouts and an .895 ERA.
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Bryan
Cucrinello
Chicago
Bryant ‘High
C. E. Tay
Stirmweiss
New York
Llor
Ashland High
Ken Lamp
R. Johnson
Upper Sandusky
Boston
Siirawells
Nicholas’ Ducare
Woodville
Stephens
Levis
Case
Washington
Ferriss
Varsity Completes First Half of Loop Undefeated
Namon Josephs Varsity Billiard team beat Rauch 7 to 3 to finish the first round undefeated with a 9–0 record. Dick Carpenter pitched seven innings for the Varsity, Ed Kent behind the plate, and Don Burson led Rauch with three innings. Tonight McBees vs West End for second. second round starts Thursday Rauch vs West Enders. league plays at Athens High field behind Rufus Putnam School.
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Mike
Namon Joseph
Rauch
Wa 1Nesee
Lod Bra
Wemnn
Dick Carpenter
Mechanicsburg
Seven Inns
Ed Kent _ m
B.nedy
Rauch's
Lould
Bakters
Don Burson
Rauch’s
Red” Davis
Akron
Carpenter
Kennedy
Farley
Ator
Rapp
Crosser
C. Abraham
D. Coury
Lavelle
Vickers
Iare Luman
B. Abraham
McBee
West End
C. E. Biggins
WestEnders
Sity Boys
B. Rannow
Athens High
Rannow
Rufus Putnam
Bobo Newsom Ends 12 Loss Run With Four Straight Wins
PHILADELPHIA Bobo Newsom breaks a 12 game losing streak by winning four straight starts. He allowed only 14 hits over 40 innings while facing Detroit St Louis Chicago Cleveland and others. His record moves to five wins and 13 losses as Connie Mack eyes a return to first division for the Athletics.
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Philadelphia
Bobo Newsom
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Inifians
Bobo
Detroit Tigers
News
Bobe
Athletics
Plan Funeral Rites For Mrs Mike Bentz
Funeral services for Mrs. Mike Bentz will be held Wednesday afternoon at two o clock at the United Methodist Church. The Rev Albert Bitters will officiate. Interment will be Beech Grove Cemetery.
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Mike Bentz
Lo'clack
Ithe United -Methodist -Church
Albert Bitters
Services Tonight For Albert Combs In Langsville
A short service at 8 o'clock Tuesday will be held at the Langsville residence for Albert Combs whose death was sudden. The funeral cortege will proceed to Cumberland Ohio, his former home, for a service at the Presbyterian Church Wednesday at two PM.
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Middleport
Resi ‘Dence
Langsville
Albert Combs
Cumberland
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
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