Pomeroy Bible Students to Present Vacation School Program
Pomeroy parents and friends are invited to view exhibits and hear numbers at the Federated Church Thursday at 7 30 pm. Rev Charles Baird chairs the planning committee and an offering will be taken to cover school expenses. Friday closes with a picnic on the Junior High playground with lunch brought by each child.
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Pomeroy
Bible School
Permeroy
Federated Church
Charles Baird
Middleport and Pomeroy Community Notes Mixed To End
Middleport hosts birthday dinners and club gatherings with members listed by name. Rio Grande teams split a doubleheader as Bucky Walters shines, while weddings, moves, and military family news fill the rest of the town page.
Jean Lee Hostess HG L G Club Meeting at Dar win
Jean Lee hosted the HG L G Club gathering at her Dar win home. After a social evening with music and dancing, members enjoyed a pretty refreshment table. Attendees included Billie Jean Barnitz Evelyn Cook Joan Scholl Betty Tedrow and the hostess.
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Jean Lee
Hg.l.g Club
Darwin
Billie Jean Barnitz
Evelyn Cook
Joan Scholl
Betty Tedrow
Miss Tedrow
Miss Scholl
Miss Barnitz
Mulberry Ave
Fraziers Move To Bluefield West Virginia
Jonathan Fraziers family departs Middleport after two and a half years in local offices. Mrs Frazer and daughter Jane Ann relocate to Bluefield West Virginia while Frazer takes a new position with the Ocean Time Seven. In Middleport they lived on Lincoln Street and at the Weber property on Gravel Hill.
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Middleport Vy
Jonathan Frazer
Jane Ann
Bluefield Wo Val
Pametms
Aid Frasier
Gensial Chomal Defense
Jap Balloon Scare Turns Out To Be Toy
Local reports of a Japanese balloon near Rutland prompted a cautious check of debris. Officials found a toy balloon about four inches long, suggesting the scare was caused by a child's prank rather than a real threat from Japan.
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Arciterd
Fonda Afternana
Rutland 4
Stocs
Rutland
Cam
Dale Miseor
Dt Wat
PTA Dance Planned at Pomeroy High Auditorium
The PTA will sponsor the second in a trio of dances at the senior high auditorium Friday from 8 20 to 12 P M. The event targets high school students but invites other youths known to chaperones or friends of students. Music will be by Staines’s Solid Senders with Mrs Clair Karr Mrs A R Tedrow and Mrs Tracey Whales as chaperones.
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Pomeroy
Pomerov
Irs
Clair Karr
A R Tedrow
Tracey Whales
Wife of Meigs Officer Dies In Gallipolis
Helen Bush Miller, 44, wife of Lt Col Albert Miller, a Japanese prisoner of war, died at her sister’s Gallipolis home after long illness. Miller’s fate remained unknown. he was last believed on a Japanese ship sunk December 1944. Mrs Miller, born in Gallipolis, taught in local schools and is survived by daughter Ann and two sisters. Funeral set for Thursday at two o’clock.
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Pomeroy
Helen Bush Miler
Howard Neal
Gallipolis
Albert Miller
United States Academy
West Point
Miller
Ella Miller
A. P. Miller
Miss Bush
Gilbert and
Linnie Richetts Bush
U. S. Army
States
Hawaiian Islands
Philippines
Corregidor
Ann
Gallipalis
Tates
Airs Aller
Holzer Hospital
GAHS
University of Cincin- Nhat
Gallipolis Semools
Mr Hohvelter
Hobstetter
Wanda
Attend Burial Rites of Mrs Harvey Jones
POMEROY Here to attend the graveside and commitment services for the late Mrs. Harvey Jones who died at her home in Columbus Friday after a illness. Were her husband Mr. Jones, daughters Mrs Frances Craig and Betty, Mr and Mrs Fred Reibe and daughter, Mr and Mrs Roderick Jones, Mr Myrtle Griffith, son Billy and daughter, Mrs Agnes Grimm, Mr and Mrs Carl Griffith and son Ted and William Griffith, all of Columbus. The officiating minister was from a Columbus Church of Christ. The services were held Monday afternoon.
4 H Meets at Home of Charles Carr
POMEROY Alfred Rays 4 H group met Friday at Charles Carr home in Sumner. Officers elected: Robert White president Harold Startz co president Gerald Swartz treasurer Mary Seat recreation leader Clair Follrod. Proj ects chosen were beef fairy calf and sheep. Robert White entertained with tunes on a harp and stories of a fishing trip to Lake Fenpra.
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Pomeroy
Alfred Rays
Charles Carr
Sumner
Robert White
Harold Startz
Gerald Swartz
Two Servicemen Called Home in Emergencies
Pfe. William Wagner Jr. returned from Italy and was summoned home due to his mother's illness. He will report to a rest camp in North Carolina after 21 months overseas in field artillery. His brother George F. Wagner also was called home and is now at Great Lakes where he is stationed.
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Pomeroy
Pfe
William Wagner, Jr
Italy
North Carolina
Field Artillery
W. H. Wagner
George F. Wagner
Great Lakes
Red Barrett Blanks Reds For 6th Win
Bucky Walters struggles against the St. Louis Cardinals as the world champs beat him 5-0 in two innings. Walters, once a dominant pitcher, has four wins and six losses with four shutouts this season. Cards climb to first division lead as pennant races heat up and road records remain mixed across teams.
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Watt Hysell
Middleport
Rutland
Rio Grande
Charles Myers
OHE
Grounds
Gallipolis
Hysell
All Stars
Robert Diedrich
Evans
Rial
E. Main St. Grande
Diedrich
Marietta
Bucky Walters
Buchy
Charles Werry
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Sherlock Holmes
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Red Birds
Stan Musial
Walker Cooper
Mort Cooper
Max Lanier
Walters
Billy Southworth
Gam
Musial
Navy
Lanier
Boston
Old St. Lou
Lou Jord
Charney
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Detroi
Needed Rains Fall in Meigs
Meigs County farmers welcomed Sunday and Monday rains though heavy enough to avoid damage. Cabbage yields remain strong after market sales in past two weeks. alfalfa cut. strawberries nearly gone. first raspberries seen at 60 cents a quart. Potatoes scarce. meat deliveries up. bacon on display. soap powder scarce. lard rationed to two pounds per customer. chicken shortages persist as shoppers face a tight market since the war.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Bend
Pfc Morris Chosen For Paris Trip In Army Sightseeing Draw
Pfc Clyde M Morris of near Leipzig Germany writes his parents that he is among soldiers selected for a Paris sightseeing trip. He notes travel by trucks to Verviers Belgium and tram transfer, spending his nineteenth birthday in Paris. Morris graduated from Vinton Rural High School and completed sixteen weeks at Camp Robinson before going overseas in January.
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Clyde M. Morris
Leipzig
Germany
BD. V. Morris
Paris
Verviers
Belgium
Pearis
Versiels
Beleuim
Vinton Rural High School
Camp Robinson
Ark
Lady Claims ERB HELP Ends Her Gas Factory Stomach
A woman reports her stomach once turned meals into gas and caused constant headaches and constipation. She now experiences no gas or bloating and wellness since taking ERB HELP sold by Athens Pharmacy, labeled as containing 12 herbs.
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Athens
Fullerton's Roundup highlights Mississippi State link to Red Sox
NY column notes Dudy Noblie alumnus Fred Walters of Boston as reserve catcher. Mentions Mississippi State passer Pee Wee Armstrong, Mise Staite beat Army in 1935, and boxing kinship of Tippy Larkin and Vinnie. Opera season tease at Ebbets Field with Greenpoint humor and carny jab. Tracks and Westchester project, plus Nashville loss of Consolidated Vultee Girls team.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Dudy Nobie
Mississippi
Boo Ferriss
Red Sox
Fred Walters
Fred
Boston
Pee Wee Armstrong
Mise
Staite
Army
Tippy Larkin
Red Cochrane
Vinnie
Ebbets Field
Flatbush
Leo
Standings Report From American Association Schedule
Standings show St. Louis 5 Cincinnati 0 as the only completed game. Other matches list St Paul-Columbus and Minneapolis-Toledo as affected by wet and rainy grounds. Kansas City 5-7, Louisville 1-8, Milwaukee 3-1, Indianapolis 0-7 reflect current records amid weather.
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Cincinnati
American
St. Paul-Columbus
Minneapolis-Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Boxing and boxing event notes from St Louis and Cleveland
A mixed boxing and sports brief lists heavyweight matchups Archie Moore and Lloyd Marshall set for June 26 in St Louis with the winner to fight Jammy Bivins in July. It also notes Raymond Richards named athletic director at Villard High School succeeding Robert Mustain, who resigned for a Toledo position, with other league batting and pitching leaders cited in a noisy, OCR-like ledger.
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Willard
WCW
Raymond Richards
Massillon Township
Villard High School
Dales Gates
Richards
Robert Mustain
Toledo
Navy service gives champ better punch
Freddie Red Cochrane world welterweight champion says his Navy time slowed his speed but sharpened his punching as he dominates a lineup of rivals in recent weeks. He stopped Eddie Miller in Atlanta, marking a streak of four straight second round knockouts in eleven days and plans to face Rocky Graziano in Madison Square Garden on June 29. Cochrane notes timing is off after return from South Pacific duty, but remains confident in his power.
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Freddie
Red) Cochrane
Elizabeth
N. J
South Pacific
Eddie Miller
St. Louis
Miller
Cochrane
Rocky Graziana
Madison Square Garden
Navy
Fritzie Zivic
Holmes Seizes NL Batting Lead in Braves Run
New York news reports Tommy Holmes of Boston overtook Mel Ott of New York for the National League batting lead with 14 hits in seven straight Braves wins for a .386 average. Ott slipped to .271, Cuccinello of Chicago at .249. Also notes Pirates beat the Lockbourne Flyers 7 0 in an exhibition, allowing Pittsburgh to catch a train.
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Stephens
St. Louis
Case
Washington
Botany
New York
Ferriss
Boston
Holmes
Lombardi
Olmo
Brooxyn
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Cooper
Tommy
Mel Ott
Tony Cucerello
Chicago
Ott
Braves
Cuccinello
Pirates
Columbus
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lockbourne Army Air Base
Devil Diver Top Weighted Entry for Dixie Handicap
Greentree Stable's Devil Diver, racing in the 1945 field for older horses, was assigned top weight of 132 pounds for the 42nd Dixie Handicap at Pimlico. Maryland Jockey Club officials were unsure if Devil Diver would race there or in Belmont Park's Suburban Handicap the same day, as Preakness contenders led by Hoop Jr. and Derby winner Hoop Jr. face a busy card with the Pimlico Oaks and Nursery Stakes also on tap.
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Greentree Stable
Devil Diver
Pimlico
Maryland Jockey Club
Belmont Park
New York
F. W. Hooper
Dockstader
Hoop Jr
Greentree
Dixie
Charles Turner
Millbrook Stable
Alex Barth
Ivan Parke
Walter M. Jefford
Track Entries and Upcoming Sentries in Belmont Contests
Ready at the track along with Hoop Jr and Pavot features C. S. Howard's Sea Swallow Mrs W C Lewis Darby Dieppe and Col R Bradley's Burning Dream and Bail Bond Polynesian. Pavot was defeated in the Withers afi1 at Belmont a week ago. Alexy Jeep The Doge Bobanet Brookfield and Fair Jester are likely sentries expected within a day or two.
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Hoop ‘Jr
Pavot
C. S. Howard
Sea Swallow
Mra. W
Lou Boudreau Delayed by Preinduction Physical
Chicago arrival begins Indians West Coast swing without Lou Boudreau who stayed in Cleveland for a preinduction physical. If late, Ed Wheeler will start at short. Al Smith faces Thornton Lee, as 4-F status cited for long standing ailments. Bill Steinecke, ex Yankee trialist, once played for a House of David team.
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Cleveland Indians
Windy City
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Indians
White Sox
Boudreau
Ed Wheeler
al Smith
Tribe
Thornton Lee
Lou
Bill Steinecke
Yankees
House of David
Not Too Old To Feel Young Tromone Ad
An advertisement promotes Tromone a medicine combining vitamins and hormones aimed at middle aged men. It claims to restore youth vitality and zest, suggesting life improving effects and urges following label directions. Sold by the Gaitnher Drug Company and druggists nationwide.
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Gaitnher Drug Company
Druggista Everywhere
Agr
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Grandison
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EW Willard
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Colegroves Market
Middleport, Ohio
Quality Meats
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Paul Muni Merle Oberon
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Stephen Bekawey
Jose Iturbi
Boris Narioti
Susanna Foster
Turhan Bey
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Errol] Flynn
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