Miss Fisher Weds Mr Terrell in Middleport Ceremony
Nancy Fisher daughter of Mayor C. C. Fisher and Joann Terrell son of Mr and Mrs Fran Ferrill wed in a candlelit ceremony at the bride's home. Officiants were Rev H A Rothrock and Rev Edward S Gray with a reception at the Fisher residence. The couple plans a honeymoon in Columbus and New York after attending Ohio University and the University of New York respectively.
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Local Roundup From A Fragmented Page
A readible fragment details a meeting or session including names like Miss and Mrs. in various places. Mentions Chic kz Ohio and June special session. Several garbled items reference committees and attendees with scattered surnames and tokens.
Bend Area Suffers Miniature Hurricane Damage
Heavy rains and electrical storms swept the Bend area over the weekend with strong winds. More than 30 large trees were uprooted near Beech Grove Cemetery. Prospect Hill lost 12 fruit trees and the Leifheit home sustained major damage as chimneys and a gable were torn down by the wind.
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Teen Agers Attend PTA Sponsored Dance
POMEROYThe dance at the Senior High School Friday night sponsored by the Jo-Sr PTA drew many teens to dances to the music of Stanley and his Solid Senders a high school group organized during the past year This is one in a series of PTA dances for Pomeroy teens and friends during vacation months.
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Bible School Holds Successful Closing Service at High School
Middleport Daily Vacation Bible School concluded with a union service in the High School Auditorium. Children performed a program of hymns, Bible quotations, and memory work under Rev. Ralph Zandel and Mrs. Delmas Hildebrand at the piano. Certificates for attendance were awarded, and teachers included Mrs. George Childs and Mrs. H. L. Carr. A Friday picnic capped a large attendance.
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Pomeroy Social Notes from Two Gatherings
Pomeroy and Middleport residents visited Gallipolis on a Wednesday evening and Thursday for Mrs. Albert Miller’s funeral services. A separate Farm Council 38 meeting at Sumner, hosted by J. M. Gaul, featured a talk by G. G. Michael on Family-Sized Farm and an old fashioned spelling bee before refreshments.
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Dodgers take first place in National League standings
Brooklyn Dodgers capture undisputed NL lead with a 9-6 opener over Boston, Pittsburgh, and New York lose. Hal Gregg earns ninth win as Cooper suffers first defeat in six. second game halted by curfew and unfinished until August. Phillies sweep Pirates and Giants, Red Sox win two, Cubs beat Reds 3-1.
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West Point Graduate Weds Jackson Girl in Jackson Church
James B. Tanner great-nephew of Mrs. Tom W. Jones graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point this month and married Miss Joan Daugherty of Jackson Sunday June 10 at the Christian Church in Jackson. Best man was his cousin John Evans of Gallipolis. Pfc. Thomas Me Kay, a prisoner of war in Germany, has returned to the United States after four years service and a 23 day furlough with his mother Mrs Emma McKay. He served with Gen Douglas MacArthur and has six battle stars, suffering malaria during duty. The couple’s reception followed the ceremony at the Cambrian Hotel in Texas.
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Pomeroy Red Cross Meeting This Tuesday Night
Regular meeting of the executive committee of the Meigs County Chapter American Red Cross will be held in chapter rooms on Tuesday June 19 at 7 30 pm.
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Finsterwald Funeral Home to Continue in Pomeroy and Rutland
Speculation about the Finsterwald Funeral Home’s future after Ruel Finsterwald’s death ends with Mrs. Finsterwald announcing she will run the business with associates William F. Youngs Clarence M. Chase and A. R. Tedrow. She had been closely involved during her husband’s lengthy illness.
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Visiting curate preaches at Grace Church on Sunday
Edward S. Gray curate of St. George's by Flushing officiated at the wedding of John Terrell and Nancy Fisher as a guest preacher at Grace Episcopal Church on Sunday morning. He was accompanied by Mrs. Gray and stayed with Mayor and Mrs C O Fisher, the bride’s parents.
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Rev Stephenson Guest Speaker at Local Baptist Church
The Rev. Mr. J. Burnell Stephenson of First Baptist Williamstown West Virginia spoke at First Baptist on Main Street, filling both morning and evening services. His mother, Mrs. James Stephenson, serves as pianist at the church.
Fullerton's Roundup by Agh Fullerton
Agh Fullerton notes Gordon Kirkland and Catawba College baseball commissioner Happy Chandler visiting major league scouts. He urges high school and college coaches to write Chandler to show unity against player kidnapping, cites pro football cooperation but warns about minor league development costs. Also mentions Red while mascot cigars and Goshen attendance records for Hamblstonian.
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National and American Standings Snapshot From 1944 Team Notes
Standings show national and American leagues with Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York St. Louis and Chicago leading in various records. The article highlights veteran players, including All-America Bill, captain-elect Warren Amiling, and others from Huntington to Columbus, plus recent game results and lineup changes for the season.
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Bucks Start Summer Grid Drills Today
Ohio State University football hopes center on about 80 candidates reporting to Coach Carroll Widdoes for six weeks of summer drills. The session ends with the intra squad game on July 28, giving fans a preview of the Bucks bid to defend the Western Conference title won last year.
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Byron Nelson Wins Again In Philadelphia Golf Meet
Byron Nelson, noted for a steady ledger of golf triumphs, added three entries in his season tally after a 96 yesterday and a 269 total for a two stroke lead over Harold McSnaden of Philadelphia. His winnings totaled 383.33 for a PGA Rehabilitation Fund event, pushing season earnings to 27,048.93 across ten tournaments with 13 of his last 14 rounds under 70.
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Dr Daniels Funeral Largest Attended at Ewing Chapel
Funeral for the late Dr Manning Daniels drew wide turnout at Ewing Chapel. Services were led by Rev WW Luther Tracy of First Baptist Church. Pallbearers were Daniels cousins and local men. Military honors by Drew Webster Post and flag presented to Rollin Manning Daniels. Attending physicians included Dr Oto Varnholt and Dr John Philson.
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American Legion
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Gallipolis
John Philson
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Hobstetter Pomeroy assigned to Wright Field duty
POMEROY, M Sgt George Hobstetter Jr of Rose Hill has reported for duty at the Air Technical Service Command. He is assigned to the 4000th AAF Base Unit at Sand Wright Field Dayton. Wright Field serves as the Air Forces engineering procurement maintenance and supply center.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
Boston and New York players top multiple categories with Holmes hitting .385 and 55 hits, Elliott driving in 47 RBIs, Cucchinnello and Stirnweiss leading with 51 hits, Lombardi basing 13 homers, and Fertiss posting a 9 1 record in pitching for Boston.
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Brewers Reach Closer To AA Title In Tight Race
The Milwaukee Brewers surged toward the American Association lead, closing within a game and a half of the idle Indians after sweeping Columbus 16-5 and 4-1. Louisville split with Minneapolis, winning in extras 8-2 and losing 7-1, while Indianapolis faltered, dropping two, as St Paul and Kansas City edged ahead in key series. Edson Bahr guided Kansas City to an 8-2 opener victory. Toledo won the nightcap 6-3.
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New Records Set by Stella Walsh Shine in Triathlon
Stella Walsh, famed track star from Cleveland, dominates the district A A triathlon championship winning the 100- meter dash in 11.5 seconds, high jump, and javelin to set new records and post 289 points. She surpasses the former world mark of 248 set by Frau Jein Braumüller in Magdeburg on August 2, 1932 and ties the American 100- meter record at 11.5 seconds.
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Haynes Might Miss Rest Of Season For White Sox
Chicago White Sox pitcher Joe Haynes appeared to win his fifth game of the year while an ambulance rushed him to a hospital with a compound fracture of his right leg and a badly dislocated ankle after his spikes caught the bag as he slid into third base in the second game of a doubleheader.
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Dean Captures Pony Tourney Victory at Athens CC
Norman Dean fired two 39s to win the Pony tournament at Athens Country Club with a 39 39 for a gross score and net lead. Darrell Selby took second with 81 gross 73 net while Don Barstow was third with 75 net. H B Miller and Harold Kennard split fourth with 77 nets.
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Yesterday's Stars Lead Fast Action In Baseball Card
Yesterday's stars delivered for their teams as multiple games produced key hits and pitching gems. Jim Wasdell drove in five for the Phillies in both games of a doubleheader sweep over the Giants 11-9 and 2-? with Burkhardt and Lowrey contributing informatics, Christopher won his 11th as Athletics split with Yankees, Culberson doubled in both Red Sox runs in a 231 decision over Washington, and Thornton Lee pitched a six hitter for the White Sox 4-1 victory over the Tigers.
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