Meigs County Groups to Columbus for Preinduction
Two Meigs County groups head to Fort Hay-Columbus this week for preinduction examinations and possible Army or Navy service. A 24 man contingent left Monday. four more registrants depart with names including Walter Fertz Couch Danny Mees Rasca m Glenn Gerald Johnson Char Clifford Dewhurst.
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Fort Hay- Columbus
Walter Ferts Couch
Danny Mees Rascam
Glenn Gerald Johnson
Char- Clifford Dewhurst
Army
Navy
Woman’s Vie Chile
New Webster Post
American Gion
Regis
Rexal Thomas Summerfield
John Lee Lunsford
Akron
William David Phillips
Minerskille
Thomas Ray Durst
Middleport
Harry Herman Graham
Rutland
Ernest Dale Barnhart
Midleort
Arley Glendon Markin
Middleport Social Notes and Marriage News
The Middleport and Pomeroy W C T U groups held a joint picnic at Roadside Park with members from Martins Ferry and Franklin among guests. Miss Marguerite Rickman wed Donald Thomas at her parents’ Middleport home with Evangelist Mary Lou Henderson officiating. The report lists multiple local residents visiting, returning from leave, and relocating, plus August garden club plans and community notices.
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Pomeroy
W. C.T.U
Margaret Sauer
Glenroy Ewing
Pomeroy Union
Flora Cooper
Martins Ferry
Lucille Naylor
Franklin
Jad
Emma Waterman
Guess
Joe Cook
Myra Stephenson
Sally McCormick
Lucretia Genheimer
Lillian Steiff
Charles Walburn
HM. Cross
Marguerite Bess Rickman
Earl C. Rickman
Donald Lee Thomas
Patterson Field
Thomas
Middleport Veterans To Give Benefit
A benefit show to raise funds for rehabilitation work of the Disabled American Veteran is sponsored by the Meigs Chanter DAV Aug. 16 at the Middleport High School Stadium. Commander Jack Thomas says 1,899,000 veterans have been discharged from WWII and 800,000 plus soldiers remain in service from Ohio, urging support for the DAV. First show 4:30 p.m. and second at 8 p.m. ET. performers include Little Jimmie and the Trait Blazers, Johnson Twins, Harps and Tiny, Lee Morgan, and Penny Woodford. Tickets at local stores in Pomeroy, Middleport, Racine, Wilkesville, and New Haven.
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Meigs
D.A.V
Middleport High School
Jack Thomas
Tunisia
South Africa
Ohio
DAV
Thomas
Pom
EWT
Little Jimmie
The
Trait Blazers
Johnson Twins
Harps and
Tiny
Lee Morgan
Pomeroy Social Notes and Farewell for Rose Wangler
Pomeroy Social Notes report a farewell party for Rose Wangler, housekeeper at Sacred Heart rectory, leaving August 1. Bingo Club members hosted at Fred Gath’s home on Mulberry Ave with 17 attendees, gifts given, cream and cake served, and prior parish dinners noted. Also brief mentions of local personal items and visits among residents including Ruth Harbrecht, Dayton assignments, and Leckrone family travels.
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Pomeroy
Rose Wangler
Edwin Murphy
Sacred Heart Parish
Fred Gath
Katie
Lena Gath
Mulberry Ave
Father Murphy
Wangler
Ruth
Dorothy Harbrecht
Columbus
Victor Harbrecht
Ruth Harbrecht
Dayton
Air Sercviwe Command
Ray Wilson
Hubert Brown
Sal
Edward Loham
Osear Schill
Norma Lipp
Old Man's Cave
Anna Low Leckrone
Mass
Carolin Leckrone
California
Gertie Kines
Anna Tou Leckrone
Cpl
Raymond Kiocs
Turner to attend Greenville anniversary events
POMEROY Representative Benjamin F. Turner accepted an invitation to attend the 150th anniversary ceremony of the Treaty of Greenville. The event includes the unveiling of a painting by Howard Chandler Christy and drills for the exercises to be held Friday, August 5, in Greenville.
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Pomeroy
Benjamin F. Turner
Sewage Projects Discussed in Pomeroy
POMEROY March report by the Sewage Committee of the Postwar Projects outlines plans for community waste systems. Thornton pF, president Smith and others discussed two postwar improvements ready for the program.
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Thornton
Pomeros Chamber
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Mondas
OUD
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Colonel Tom Daniels Leads Family Holiday Visit in Meigs
MIDDLEPORT residents welcomed Colonel Tom Daniels and his relatives for a week long family reunion. The group, including George Daniels Sr of Columbus and Cpl. George Daniels Jr with Patton's Third Army, visited Poindexter and Trimble households, toured Pomeroy schools, and enjoyed Ohio River swimming with relatives from Five Points Fort Dix and Baltimore.
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Tom Daniels
C. A Poindexter
George Daniels
Columbus
Cpl
George Daniels, Jr
Patton
Third Army
Whi Daniels
Five Points
Phyllis
Daniels
Dental Department
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Baltimore
Mary Ann Collins
Ft. Dix
Nut
Dolly ‘Council
Pittsburgh
Poindexter
Anna Trimble
Ohio River
West Virginia
Colonel Daniels
Pomeroy Schools
Mrs Wippel Leads Baptist Group Meeting at Pomeroy
Mrs Helen Wippel presided at the One Won One Class of the First Baptist Church in Pomeroy for a recent meeting held at the church. Hostesses were Mrs Wolfe and Mrs Caddie Wickham. Mrs Cary Cook led devotions. guests included Mrs Lucife Naytor and Trankhm Ind. Thirteen men and two children attended. plans were made for August.
James Ward Discharged After 61 Months Duty
James Ward, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Ward, is discharged after 61 months of service. He served in the Netherlands and other theaters, and is returning home. He plans to attend Ohio State University in the fall.
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James Ward
Pomeroy
Charles Ward
Camyr
Tudor
Netherlands
Caracad Aroha
Ohi State University
Cohimnus Hoy
Meigs Farmers Invited To SEO Rural Camp
Meigs County farmers are invited to attend the annual Southeastern Ohio Rural Camp at Tar Hill Park Saturday and Sunday August 11 and 12. A cast of camp leaders will guide tours and demonstrations. County officials urge reservations by Monday for attendance details.
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Meigs
SEO
Pomeroy Metex
Karr Interment Planned for Long Bottom
Ethel Roberts Karr of Huntington dies from heat ailment. Relatives notified. Funeral services at Carpenter Funeral Home Wednesday morning at 9:30 local time, with interment at Long Bottom.
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Pomeroy
Ethel Roberts
Karr
Avery Fierds
Huntington
Carpenter
Long Bottom
Greenler Funeral To Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Iva E. Greenler will be held at the Methodist Church in Morrisonville Wednesday afternoon at 3 oclock. Friends may call at the graveside home after the funeral.
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Greenler
Pomeroy
Iva E. Greenler
Methodist Church
Morrisonville
Phen
Fara
Nelson Wins With Record Total of 269
Byron Nelson captures the All-American Open with a sensational 269 total, a record 19 under par, after a final round 67. He finishes 11 strokes ahead of Sarazen and Hogan, while Corcoran lauds his golf mind, concentration, and swing as the secret to his ninth straight victory across the season.
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Jug) McSpaden
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Holmes and Rosen Staging Hot Fight for Batting Title
Holmes and Rosen stage a hot battle for the batting title as Cincinnati and St Louis play a lone game. American Association standings show St Paul 9 Columbus 6 Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 9 Minneapolis 9 Toledo 3 Louisville 5 Kansas City ?
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Phillies sponsor three day school for players in Canton
The Philadelphia Phillies will sponsor a three day school in Canton beginning tomorrow in cooperation with the city recreation department. Eddie Krajnik, Phillies scout, will lead the program for players aged 16 to at.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Phillies
Corning Social Notes Visit Patterns In Corning Area
Corning residents hosted relatives and visitors from Columbus and nearby towns this weekend. Mrs Cecilia Jones and family from Columbus visited Oakfield with the Cecil Plant family. Mr and Mrs Robert Burns of Columbus spent time with the Clydell Thomas and J Rodgers households. Several locals hosted travelers including Miss Blondie Garbline and Miss Mona June Wright, while others reported relatives visiting from Bucyrus, Glouster, Somerset, and Ancaster.
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Corning
John Farrell
New Mexington
Robert Ochs
Columbus
Chester Post
Ochs
Charles Easler
Emma Easler
Glouster
Cecilia Jones
Cecil Plant
Oakfield
Virgil Rieder
Henry Rocks
Herb Walker
of -Ancaster
William Fall Ang
Lois Swisher
Elatives
Bucyrus
Rita Woll
Somerset
William Campbell
Robert Burns
Clydell Thomas
J. Rodgers
Arthur Harris, Sr
Arthur Harris
Martha J. Wilson
Ruth Wilson
Blondie Garbline
Andrew Garbline
Mary Catherine Standish
Roberta Dawson
Aliss Mona June Wright
Willis Wright
Louise Finney
Sam Tippett
Downington Briefs State and Local Family Visits
Downington notes list relatives visiting ill William McColles of Albany and Glouster families. An expected Springfield arrival, Herbert McColley and kin, is noted. Evelyn Hanine of Columbus aids at home for Ce vil Haning while Ar and Mrs Haning visit Athens relations. Warne King of Middleport calls on Mark and John Clark in town.
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Charles McColler
Albany
Delbert Bodkin
Glouster
Wiliam McColles
Herbert McColley
Springfield
Wills Haning
Frederick Dixon
Athens
Ross Boring
Jamief Columbus
Evelyn Hanine
Columbus
Glen Haning
Cevil
Air and Res
Warne King
Middleport
iMre Mark Clark
John Clark
Bob Coleman Resigns as Boston Braves Manager
Bob Coleman resigns from the Boston Braves amid wartime strain and indifference from staff, with follow up talk of other managerial changes. The article notes Evansville Bob stepping in, mentions Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons, Joe McCarthy, and Mel Ott moments, and references strains across several clubs as pressures rise in the majors.
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Braves
Det Bissonette
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Phillies
Ens
T'lhey
Joe McCarthy
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Yankees
Cincinnat
Marie Joe
St. Louis
MacPhail
Ed Heusser
Wire
I K
Ken Burkhardt
Pittsburgh
Tle
Frankie Frisch
Benswanger
Boston
Pirates
Cincinnati
Deacon
Bill McKechnie
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Bill Voiselle
Bowling Green opens football practice with two returning players
At Bowling Green State University yesterday the football program began practice with four candidates reporting. Pat Mulvihill, a V-12 trainee from Omaha, and Jim Knierim, a Toledo sophomore, are the only two carry-overs. In Ohio junior baseball, Yonkers beat Akron Bordens 9 to 3 to win sectional play and advance to the state tournament in Delaware.
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Omaha
Ned
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Toledo
Bowling Green State University
Warren
Cleveland
Yonkers
Northeastern Ohio
American Legion
Delaware
Akron Bordens
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