Groups Head to Columbus for induction prep
Meigs County citizens travel to Fort Hayes Columbus for preinduction examinations and possible Army or Navy service. A 14 man first group left July 30 with a later quartet joining for induction. Community groups provided gum, candy, cigarettes and booklets bearing names.
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Pomeroy
Meigs
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Walter Roberts Couch
Danny Mees Rosenbaum
Glenn Gerald Johnson
Charles Clifford Dewhurst
Army
Navy
Woman's Civic Club
Drew Webster
Harrisonville
Lawrence Ray Lawson
Letart
Ray Marcellous Weaver
Long Bottom
Ralph Taylor Buss
Syracuse
George Andrew McDaniels
Middleport
Willam Daniel Swain
Meigs Board
Woodrow Mollohan
Thomas Hysen Williams
Middleport Social Notes and Marriage News
Middleport and Pomeroy W C P A members held a joint picnic at Boatside Park with local leaders and guests including Miss Lucretia Genheimer on her birthday. Announced marriage of Marguerite Besa Rickman to Donald Lee Thomas. ceremony at Middleport home with Evan gelist Mary Lou Henderson officiating.
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Middleport
Pomeroy
W. C.pa
Boatside Park
Margaret Sauer
Glenroy Ewing
Pomeroy Union
Flora Cooper
Martins Ferry
Lucille Naylor
Franklin, Ind
Emma Waterman
Joe Cook
Myra Stephenson
Sally McCormick
Lucretia Genheimer
Lillian Steiff
Charles Walburn
Elm, Cross
Marguerite Besa Rickman
Earl C. ‘Rickman
Donald Lee Thomas
AMLMS
Grace Williams
Steven Thomas
Springfield
Ohio
Sycamore St. Evangelist
Mary Lou Henderson
Middleport ‘High School
Patterson Field
Thomas
Springfield High School
Navy
Corpus Christi
Tex
Middleport Veterans To Give Benefit
Middleport veterans sponsor a benefit show to aid rehabilitation work of the Disabled American Veteran. Meigs Chapter No 53 led by Commander Jack Thomas organizes a Boone County Jamboree at Middleport High School Stadium with two performances 430 PM and 800 PM. Local entertainers include Little Jimmie Trail Blazers Johnson Twins Harps and Tinny Lee Morgan Penny Woodford. Tickets available at multiple local outlets in Pomeroy Racine and Middleport plus nearby towns.
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Middleport
Meigs
D.A.V
Boone County
Ohio
DAV
Thomas
Little Jimmie
The
Trail Blazers
Johnson Twins
Harps and Tinny
Lee Morgan
Penny Woodford
Stark's Pharmacy
Blue & Gray Cement Block
Spencer & Wehrung
Barton Drug Store
Gloeckner's
Pomeroy
Martin & Roller
Mary Jane Coffee
Racine
Letart
Long & Son
Wilkesville
New Haven
W. Va
Sewage Plans Raise Postwar Project Talk in Pomeroy
POMEROY J M Thornton of the Senage Committee outlined by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce at a Monday luncheon at the Martin Hotel. He said each community will soon need its own disposal plant and described a plan that might be used, while Realty Woo A Sitith, president, reported on another postwar plan. The group aims to keep a program of case improvements ready for the postwar period.
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Pomeroy
J M Thornton
Senage
Pomeroy Chamber of Commmerce
Martin Hotel
Thornton
Realiy Woo A Sitith
Pomeroy Social Notes Farewell for Rose Wangler at Parish Event
Pomeroy Social Notes reports Rose Wangler, longtime Sacred Heart parish housekeeper for Rev. Father Edwin Murphy, honored with a farewell party at the Bingo Club hosted by Fred Guth and nieces on Mulberry Ave. Seventeen members attended, gifts given, ice cream and cake served, and Father Murphy and Mrs Wangler noted as frequent guests at parish dinners. Also includes notes on Ruth and Dorothy Labrecht visiting family, Ruth Habrecht to Dayton for Air Service Command work, Mrs FL Ray Wilson in Dayton, and Anna Lou Leckrone engaged to Cpl Raymond Kloes with other family visits and travels referenced.
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Great Lakes
Elizabeth Faehnle
Lula Neutziting
Albert
Adolph Faehnie
Neutzling
Joseph Egan
Cincinnati
Albert Faehnie
Frieda Faehnie
Edwin Murphy
Pomeroy
Jean Gunther
Michigan State Taboratory
Lansing
Frank Parmalee
Pearl St
Parmalee
Gunther
Suel
Jerry Hauer
Mrs. Wangler
Set
Edward Lohn
Oscar Schall
Norma Lipp
Old Man's Cave
Anna Low Leckrone
Carolyn Leckrone
California
Gertie Kines
Anna Lou Leckrone
Cpl
Raymond Kloes
Colonel Tom Daniels Visits Family in Meigs
MIDDLEPORT residents recount a family reunion as Colonel Tom Daniels and his wife and daughters visited his sister Mrs. C A Poindexter. Also joining were George Daniels Sr of Columbus and Cpl George Daniels Jr with Will Daniels and others. The party toured Pomeroy schools and swam in the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Tom Daniels
C. A. Poindexter
George Daniels
Columbus
Cpl
George Daniels, Jr
Patton
Third Army
Will Daniels
Five Points
Phyllis
Daniels
Dental Department
Third Area
U.S. Army
Baltimore
Mary Ann Collins
Ft. Dix
N.J
Dolly Councill
Pittsburgh
Poindexter
Anna Trimble
Ohio River
West Virginia
Colonel Daniels
Pomeroy Schools
Benjamin Turner to Attend Greenville Treaty Anniversary
Representative Benjamin F. Turner accepted an invitation to attend the 150th anniversary ceremony of the Treaty of Greeneville and the unveiling of a painting by Howard Chandler Christy. He will be present for the exercises in Greenville on Friday, August 3.
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Pomeroy
Benjamin F. Turner
Greene Ville
Hovward Chandler Christy
Greenville
Mrs Wippel Leads Baptist Group Meeting
The One Won One Class of the First Baptist Church met in church rooms for its regular monthly gathering with Mrs Helen Wippel presiding. Hostesses were Mrs Mayme Wolfe and Mrs Caddie Wickham. Mrs Cars Cook led devotions, guest Mrs Lucille Nattor from Franklin Indiana attended, thirteen members and two children were present. Plans were made to hold a picnic in August.
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Pomeroy
First Baptist Church
Helen Wippel
Mayme. Wolfe
Caddie Wickham
Cars Cook
Lucille Nattor
Tranklin
Ind
James Ward Discharged After 61 Months Duty
James Ward, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Ward, is honorably discharged from the U S Army after 61 months of service, including 40 months in the European Theater. He returned to his home in Burial and plans to enter Ohio State University Columbus this fall. His service included Netherlands West Indies and Curacao Aruba postings.
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Poveroy
U. S. Army
S. Paulin
James Ward
Jevi Mis
Charles Ward
Atterbury
Bury
Fareas
Stim
Netherlands West Indies
Sans of Curacao
Meigs Farmers Invited To SEO Rural Camp
Meigs County farmers are invited to the annual Southeastern Ohio Rural Men's Camp at Tar Hollow in Ross Hocking Parks on Saturday and Sunday August 11 and 12. Good food recitation test and an excellent program have been presented. Camp cost four dollars. Reservations due at the County Extension Office by Monday August 6.
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Pomeroy Metes County
Karr Interment Set At Long Bottom
Ethel Roberts Karr of Huntington dies at home from heart ailment. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10 30 a m at Carpenter Funeral Home with interment at Long Bottom._RELATIVES have been notified.
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Pomeroy
Ethel Roberts Karr
Avery Roberts
Huntington
Carpenter
Jome
Long Bottom
Greenler Funeral To Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Iva E. Greenler will be held at the Methodist Church Harrisonville Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends may call at the family home after 2 this afternoon.
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Greenler
Nelson wins All-American Open with 269 total
Byron Nelson edges field to claim $10,200 first prize in the All-American Open with a 269 total, 19 under par, his ninth straight win. Gene Sarazen and Lt. Ben Hogan finish a stroke back for second and third in a strong field at Chicago. Art Doering wins the All-American amateur title with 282, while Lt. Patty Berg captures the Women's Open with 312.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred Corcoran
Professional Golfers Association
Byron Nelson
Links
P.ga
Byron
Corcoran
Nelson
Fort Worth
Texas
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
Sarazen
Hogan
Harold
Jug
McSpaden
Denny Shute
Vic Ghezzi
Art Doering
Denver
Colo
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Totel
Corning Social Notes Visit Patterns Across Columbus and Surrounding Areas
Corning social notes list visitors and weekend guests from Columbus and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs John O Farllell and other residents appear visiting families in New Lexington Oakfield Bucyrus and Corning. Inductions and long visits mark the local social scene.
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Corning
John O'Farrell
New Lexington
Robert Ochs
Columbus
Chester Post
Ochs
Charles Easler
Emma Easler
Glouster
Cecilia Jones
Robert Burns
Clyde Thomas
J. E. Rodgers
Arthur Harris, Jr
Arthur Harris
Marthe J. Wilson
Ruth Wilson
Blondie Garbline
Andrew Garbiine
Mary Catherine Standish
Roberta Dawson
Mona June Wright
Willis” Wright
Louise Finney
Sam ‘Tippett
McColley Illness Draws Family From Several Cities
Drifting through Downington briefs, families travel from Albany Springfield and Columbus to visit William McColley who remains seriously ill after a period of illness. Herbert McColley and his Springfield family plan arrival Wednesday as kin gather. Nearby, Wills Haning and Frederick Dixon's families visit Athens residents, while Exclin Haning aids Ce cil Haning. Warne King and Mark Clark visit relatives in town as care continues.
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Exclin Haning
Columbus
Grett Haning
Cecil
Warne King
Middleport
Inslaw
Mark Clark
John Clark
Southeastern Conference rules shape fall football schedules
Fullerton's Roundup discusses DDT-style rulings on staging neutral site games and the SEC’s impact on travel, noting LSU at Georgia on Oct 20 and Tech hosting Navy as examples. It cites Curty Noble amid veterans returning to schools and hints at optimism for Georgia Tech, Georgia, Tennessee, and Alabama.
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Chick Hosch
Hugh Fullerton
Atlanta
Tigers
Bulldogs
Georgia Tech
Athens
Tech
Jackets
Navy
Baltimore
Southeastern Conference
Curty Noble
Mississippi State
Dave Ferriss
Fred Walters
Boston’ Red Sox
Buddy Myer
Washington
Hugh Critz
New York Giants
Noble
Waroons
Georgia
Tennesset
Alabama
Holmes and Rosen duel for batting lead in NL
New York AP report shows Tommy Holmes of Boston leading Goody Rosen of Brooklyn by a razor thin margin in NL batting. Tony Cuccinello tops the American list with George Case of Washington close behind, while others like Stan Hack and Phil Cavarretta gain ground in the race.
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NEW York
Tommy Holmes
Boston
Goody Rosen
Brooklyn
Tony Cuccinello
Chicago
George Case
Washington
Holmes
Rosen
Dixie Walker
Stan Musial
Braves
Matic Wwol
Ler Holmes
Phil Cavarretta
Brooks
Stan Hack
Cincinnati
Talse
Philadelphia
Curcinello
Case
Bobby Estalella
Detroit
George Stimwelly
Sixto
Bil
Eddie Lake
Ciub
Pet. Holmes
Gol Rosen
Cavarret
Stephens
St. Louis
Johnson
Moses
Martin
Dickshot
Columbus
Kansas City
League Leaders Sponsor School Ahead of Cuccinello Camp
The Phillies will sponsor a three day American school in Canton in cooperation with the city recreation department. Eddie Krajnik the Phillies scout will direct the program for players aged 16 and up. Data entries show Stirnweiss Holmes Schoendienst and Hooper among top performers with runs hits and home runs listed for the season.
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Canton
Philadelphia Phillies
Tomorreyyya
Cuccinello
Chicago
Eddie Krajnik
Phillies
Stirnweiss
New York
W. Johnson
Holmes
Boston
Walser
Brooklyn
Schoendienst
St. Louis
Palighenge
Hooper
Yesterday's Results In Baseball And Standings
American Association had several results with St Paul beating Columbus 9 to 6 and Milwaukee defeating Indianapolis 6 to 3. Minneapolis beat Toledo 3 to 3, while Louisville won 5 to 4 against Kansas City. The only other game was Cincinnati 5, St Louis 4. No American League games were scheduled.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
American
Association
St Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Lou Boudrewu
Ed Heusser
Ken Burkhardt
Eaadie Miller
Managers in flux as wartime strain hits big leagues
Reports from the majors flag managerial changes amid wartime strain. Bob Coleman resigns with Boston Braves amid a backdrop of instability as Evansville Bob and Fat Freddy Fussimmong depart, while Joe McCarthy weighs a move. Mel Ott fines Bill Voiselle in a tense loss, and Cincinnati defeats St. Louis 5 4 as Heusser improves to seven decisions.
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Bob Coleman
Boston Braves
Evansville
Bob
Braves
del Bisconette
Fat Freddy Fussimmong
Phillies
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Aime
Marie Joe
Larry MacPhail
Pittsburgh
Frankie Frisch
Benswanger
Boston
Pirates
Cincinnati
Deacon Bull McKechnie
Scuttlebutt
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Bill Voiselle
Bowling Green football practice opens with two carry-overs
Pat Mulvikill, a V-12 trainee from Omaha, and Jim Knileum, a Toledo sophomore, are the only two carry-overs among 342 candidates reporting for opening football practice at Bowling Green State University. The Cleveland Yonkers represent northeastern Ohio in the American Legion junior baseball state tournament, opening today at Delaware after defeating Akron Bordens 9 to 5 in sectional play.
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Bowling Green
Pat ‘Mulvikill
Omaha
Neb
Jim Knileum
Toledo
Bowling Green State University
Warren
Cleveland Yonkers
Northeastern Ohio
American Legion
Delaware
Yonkers
Akron Bordens
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Chauncey Shumaker
Colegroves Market
Middleport, Ohio
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Pomeroy Social Notes
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Karr
Pomer Meigs
the Lonely Heart
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Dane Wyatt Barry Fitzgerald
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Corning Social Notes
Downington Briefs
Howard Camp
Athens Pharmacy
Fullerton
St .Louis
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Dinning Sisters
Jack Mand
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Tae OE Hon Eee
AE Laat
Henry King Pie
Alexander Knox
Charles Coburn
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Thomeas Mitchell
Ruth Nelson
Cedric Hardwicke
Vincent Price
Willem Fythe
Mary Anderson
Little Lulu
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