Pomeroy Pastor Farewell And Marriage Notice
Pomeroy church notes include the farewell to Rev Father Murphy after nine years and a wedding announcement for Miss Catherine Louie Jones and Gordon Manhard at St Johns Episcopal Church. Also reported are local social and church activities and residents visiting relatives and furloughs from military service.
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Pomeroy
Catherine Louie Jones
A. W. Jenes
Montrose Drive
South Charleston
Gordon Manhard
G. C. Manhard
Rutherford
St. John's Episcopal Church
Tata
Harry Is Ce
Ironton
James Foley
Athens
James Donaldson
Carlisle
Father Ryan
Gallipolis
Mount St. Mary Seminary
Comnettsburg
Sisters of Board 3
Sacred Heart School
Manhard
Father Murphy
Badger Construction Co
C. E. Sith
Frank Fugate
Pearl Hysell
Alterlac Point Pleasant
T. G. Reynolds
London
Meigs County
Walter Burns Harris
Clarence Clifford
M. J. McCarty
el Duffy
Father Foley
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Fugate
Margaret Clifford
Ed Duffy
Mr. Graber
Honors for Barbara Jean on seventh birthday with gifts
Mrs Harold and guests celebrated Barbara Jean Hysell’s seventh birthday with refreshments. Attendees included family friends and various relatives such as Lydia Hysell and Mary Lou Persin Martin Jr. Many gifts and desserts were shared while neighbors offered well wishes and photos were taken.
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Harold
Dhacon
Barbara Jean
Gloria Ann Auther
Shirley
Billy Sheridan
Dickie Hood
Albert Grueser
Billy ‘Hysell
Janice
Car
Mary Lou
Billy Persin Martin, Jr
Preslyn
Albert
Lydia
Si Guest
Autherson
Martin
Hysell
Vidren Fridey
Nnel
Bernice
Mary Kay Andary
Dorothy
Jack
Margaret Ann
Linda Sue Smith
Olyn Roush
Granda Kapuena
Tommy Ger
Ronald
Mado- Harold
Richard
Ster
Lydia Hysell
Bewah
Ethel Grueser
Eileen
Grimm era fuels Cubs late 1940s revival at Wrigley Field
Chicago fans witness a new era as Charlie Grimm's leadership drives the Cubs to a pennant chase. Attendance nears 90000 for the season, with core players retained from the Wilson era and strong showings at the turnstiles. Football prosperity mirrors baseball with a Soldier Field All‑Star game selling toward a record crowd. Green Bay meets top college talent in an anticipated matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dunkley
Finch
Tor Hugh Fullertes, Jr
Chicago
Grimm
Ty Field
Charlie Grimm
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Len
Jimmy Wilson
Don Johnson
Andy Pafko
Wilson
Soldier Field
Green Bay Packers
Collegians
Cubs Beat Reds Twice As Borowy Shines In Debut
Hank Borowy led the Chicago Cubs to a 4-1 victory over Cincinnati in his first Cubs start after a pennant chase trade from the Yankees. Hank Wyse won the opener, and a homer by Bill Nicholson sparked the early lead. The Cubs also benefited as the Yankees topped Philadelphia in a doubleheader, while other major league results included Dodgers sweeping Braves and Tigers edging White Sox.
Wilkesville Garden Club Picnic and Local News Highlights
The Wilkesville Garden Club met for a 7:30 evening picnic at a roadside park near No. 10. Local service members Sgt. Dale Cray and Pic. John A. Wood are on 30 day furloughs with family. Lt. Catharine Wells visits, Kessler family mourns, and Strong family members spend time in Columbus before a return from duty.
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Wilkesville
Wilkesvile Garden Club
No. 10
Dale Cray
Europe
Lena Cray
Charles Cray
Pic
John A. Wood
D. E. Wood
England
Catharine Wells
Louisiana
Bessie Wells
Kessler
Canton
Thomas Hartley
F. A. Wells
Oma
Rachael Kessler
Luther Bobo
Dayton
C. Bobo
Hamden
J. E.turner
Ales
Walter Holliday
Shade Brief Social Notes
Shade Millary Ashworth hosted brief callers including Leona Story Helen Carper Midway Meigs County and others. Frank Sargent returned from Fort Thomas Kentucky Fay O Brian visited Parkersburg Vern O Brian Jackie Malloy to Columbus relatives Lois Stage John Lawer GCC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
Millary Ashworth
Leona Story
Helen Carper
Midway
Meigs Co
Clyde Littler
Wilam Click
Dennig
Springfield
Lucile Littler
Athens
Frank Sargent
Bernard Sadosky
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Fay O'Brian
Vern O'Brian
Parkersburg
W.va
Jackie Malloy
Edward Fisher
Columbus
George Malloy
Lois Stage
John Lawer
the Plains
Charles Bobo
Robert Bobo
Gen'ze Felton
Gulf
Jersyville
Dale Wallace
Verle
Chester Hill
Fred Moor
Stower
Kate Sinclair
Opal
Garland Sinclair
Rutland
Ijba Sinclair
Burlingham
Martha Perry
Paylis Folton
Ralph Gibbs
Hartford
W. Va
Hazel Creamer
Walter Smith
Carl Smith
Wes Smith
Raxi
AAA Office To Close Saturday Afternoons
POMEROY The AAA office will be closed every Saturday afternoon. The notice states the office will be open daily until five except Saturday noon closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Pomeroy
Poll Hours Set for Middleport Voting Day
Polls open 6 30 am Ohio time Tuesday and close 7 30 pm Eastern War Time. Service members vote at the Election Board office in Pomeroy until noon, then at their own precincts. Republican candidates for village offices show modest activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midpleport
Middleport
Ohio
Election Board
Albert Gloecaner
Pomeroy
Juvenile Delinquency Up In Merges County
Officials confirm rising juvenile crime as several boys appear before the juvenile judge for breaking and entering. Cases involving 8160 youths are pending while local authorities address the trend in the area.
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Pomeroy
Merges
Woman Severely Injured When Oven Explodes
Mrs. Kart Rothermund of Columbus sustained severe burns and head injuries when peas she was canning exploded in an oven. The stove shattered and caused extensive damage. she was reportedly fortunate not to receive more serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kart Rothermund
Columbus
Rothermund
Badger Construction Co
Record Deeds of Land Transfers in Pomeroy Meigs County
Deeds recorded in Meigs County include transfers to Witham Emma Connolly Bertha Spaun and Mabel Rawson in Lebanon and Racine Lot 7. Parcel transfers involve Rebecca Manbherty Collins to Witham and Emma Connolly Gertrude Olive RD Chapman Neva Seyfried to D F Clara Welch Ernest Audrey Davis to John Carl Davis Salis bury parcels and other transfers to Mary Evans Jane Louise Smith Barbara Smith and Ernest Davis.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Recorder's
Rebecca Manbherty Collins
Witham
Emma Connolly
Olive
Gertrude
RD. Chapman
Neva Seyfried
D F
Clara Welch
Jlarcels mm Rutland
J. E
Bertha Spaun
Harald
Mabel Rawson
Lebanon
Barbara Smith
Stella E Pullins
Letart WG
Freda Kesterson
Mabel Humphrey
Salisbury
Ira
Mayme Hergle
Orsi Jacob Gaul
Racine
Sam Evans
Mary Evans
Florence R. Smith
Jane Louise
Smith
Lol A. Pomeroy
I Ernest and
Audrey Davis
John Carl Davis
Sutton
Ernest Davis
Social Notes from Corning Churches and Clubs
Corning residents joined the Methodist Church in the church basement for a planning meeting to paint the sanctuary. Euchre clubs met at various homes with members including Delores Radkoski Mabel Gray Flora Briggs Sarah Blower Myrta Hickok Gertrude Hermey Pere Welch and Hillis. Jean Eickel of Columbus extended visit with her parents Henry and Jean Eickel. Mrs Ralph Briggs spent a weekend with Blanche Wilson in Columbus. Yobert Ricketts of Siatke Fla visits Anna Spray two months. Roy and L E Conno way Crooksville hosted relatives. Carrie Urban and son visiting relatives in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning—Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Dena Johnson
Aliman Restauran Euchre Club
Leona
Hillis
Genevieve Wright
Corning
Stephen Benedict
Henry Hermey
Helen Wonnell
Sam Frasure
Beulah Craige
Jean Wilson
Hazel Edwards
Jean Eickel
Columbus
Henry Eickel
Ralph Briggs
Blanche Wilson
Yobert Ricketts
Siatke Fla
Anna Spray
Roy Thomas
Taker
Sunay
Henry Spray
L. E. Connoway
Crooksville
Carrie Urban
Zanesville
League Leaders National Batting Holmes Tops Boston 369
Holmes of Boston leads in batting with 369, while also topping runs and hits tallies for his club. Walker of Brooklyn drives in 86 RBIs, Schoendienst and Louis share stolen-base pace, and Ferriss of Boston shows strong pitching. Edward Weeks of Nye Avenue was hospitalized in Parkerburg for observation after a two week illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Boston
Walker
Booklyn
R. Johnson
Stirnweiss
New York
Case
Washington
Stephens
St Louis
Ferriss
Hospital Pomeroy
Edward Weeks
Nye Ave
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Mr. Weeks
Pvt Lupton in Honor Guard at Brussels
Mrs. Charlie Lupton reports her husband Private Charles Lupton served in the honor guard at the airport in Brussels for President Truman’s arrival and helped in a parade in his honor. Lupton has been overseas about four months and expects to return to the States soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Charlie Lupton
Juanita Haddox
Pvt
Charles Lupton
Ir i
Brussels
Truman
Lupton
Seae
Indians Split With Browns in doubleheader
Cleveland Indians divided a twin bill with the St. Louis Browns. The Browns won 4 to 0 in the opener, then Cleveland bounced back 3 to 0 behind Sim Bagby six-hit pitching. Pat Seerey homered in the nightcap with Mickey Rocco aboard for the big inning. Rocco had two of Cleveland’s four hits, tying the game to keep the Tribe in fifth place with the Browns. Tex Shirley beat Mel Harder 2-1 as Harder took his fourth loss in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Tribe
Clevelanders
Sim Bagby
Pat Seerey
Mickey Rocco
Bagby
Rocco
al Hollingsworth
Dutch Meyer
Indians
Browns
Redskins
Tex Shirley
Mel Harder
Harder
Ed Klieman
Klieman
Brewers Fall Game Behind Leading Tribe
Milwaukee drops to second in the American Association after a split with the Colonels. They won game two 6-3 but lost game one 3-1, allowing Indianapolis to gain a full game on the leaders by sweeping Kansas City 6-5 and 5-0. Minneapolis and St. Paul also won their doubleheaders.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St Louis
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
American Detroit
Cleveland
St- Louis
Washington
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Lauiaville
Indians
Colonels
Harry Kimberlin
Columus
Bill Webb
Stars and stars shine in opening games across leagues
Yesterday's action features Hank Wyse and Hank Borowy for the Cubs in a 4-1 win over the Reds while Borowy debuts with a 3-2 seven-hit nightcap. Nicholson belts a two-run homer as Bucs beat Cards 9-6. Dodgers win twice 5-2 and 15-4 behind Goody Rosen and Augie Galan who drives in eight. Tigers edge White Sox 4-2 on a Roger Cramer clutch run double. Red Sox rally as Bob Johnson joins 2000-hit club with four hits in 4-0 win over Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reiculer
Associated Press
Hank Borowy
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Clark Griseth
Washington
Cincinnati
Cubs
Reds
Hank Wyse
Fordham Hank
Redlegs
Bill Nicholson
Borowy
Gerkin
Bil Zuber
Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Goody Rosen
Auglenits
Dodger
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Redbirds
George Dockins
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
al Benton
Tex Shirley
St. Louis
Jim Bagby
Cleveland
Browns
Indians
Bob Johnson
Boston
Red Sox
Senators
Wyse
Nicholson
Bob Elliott
Eliott
Ae Cards
Augie I Galan
Dodgers
Rosen
Legion Nines in Playoffs Reach Ohio Tournament Rounds
The 1944 national Legion champions Cincinnati Bentley Post won at Portsmouth 6-3 and 9-3 over Hilliard Post of Dublin to clinch a sectional, while Zanesville swept Cadiz 7-0 and Lancaster 7-2 and will replay Cadiz if needed. Cadiz had earlier beaten Lancaster 5-4. The state tourney is set for Delaware next Tuesday with Springfield and Warren districts also entering.
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Associated Press
Ohio Legion
Cincinnati Bentley Post
National Legion
Portsmouth
Hilliard Post
Dublin
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Cadiz
Lancaster
Delaware
Springfield
Warren
Heavy Rain Boon to Meigs Farmers as Crops Move Fast
Heavy rains across Meigs County Saturday aided farmers now marketing sweet corn beans tomatoes cucumbers potatoes peppers and cabbage in large quantities. Tomatoes and corn are in strong demand with buyers at markets and stores grabbing baskets as they arrive. First grade tomatoes sold for over $2 a basket late in the week.
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Pomeroy
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Pomeroy Social Notes
Frank O'Brien
Richard Elberfeld
Alfred ‘Elberfeld
American Field Service
AIT
William Anderson
Galveston
Texas
Ratiesian
Ree Noo
Charleston High School
Capitol Commercial College
United Pixies Rubber Co
Institute
T Manhard
Rutherford High School
Newark College of Ente
Coeling
Berengar Reynolds
Lueu
Louis Koehler
Wanda
Stansbury Drug Company
Aee
Anna Stark
A. R. Stark
Brown
Huntington
Hubert Blevins
Steubensville
Sanborns
Enterprise
A. B
William Stoecker
Eva Mae Fugate
Buckeye Lake
Mt Healty
Willian
Stoecker
Frank Hudson
James Martin
C. Smith
Dorothy Gosney
Martha Ohlinger
William Ohlinger
Ohio University
Lawrence Bing
Green Pie
Nathaniel McCumber
Field
Ralph Zundel
Sharon
Charlene
Virginia
Cheshire
Ronnie Wednesday Pfc
McCumber
Ed Hysell
Nelson
Natonam
Hield
Club We
le Pet
Erally
McSpaden
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Dene Sarazen
Sgt
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Frank Stranahan
Paces Stranahan
Art Doerling
Denver
Stranahan
Schoendienst
Louis
Cooper
Cuccinello
Pvt. Lupton
Brussells
B. F. Parmelee
Council
Meigs
LONES
Cary Gratt
God Is MY Co-Pilot
Dennis Morgat
Raymond Mase
Emple Middleport
Desday
Fednesday
HOTEL
Berlin
Helmut Dantine Raymond Masecy Fayt Emerson Andre King
Peter Lorre
Alen Halereorge Caoulour
Henry Daniell Iort Subjec
WAVES
Ndyue
Arsene Lupin
Eorge Rorvin
Bila Raines Carroll Nalsholmes Herbert
Legion
Pally Orks
Pico Wholesale Co
Glouster
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