Representative Turner Presses for Pension Bill Action
Meigs County representative Benjamin F. Turner says he is pushing for action on bill 175 to raise medical, food, clothing and burial allowances for old age pensioners with a minimum of 40 dollars and maximum of 50 dollars monthly. He aims for House action before the Senate adjourns on June 28 and cites efforts to redistribute sales tax for poorer counties and to aid flood district damages from the March 1945 flood.
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Pomeroy
Benjamen F. Turner
Meigs County
House
Senate
96Th General Assembly
County Generals Fund
Turner
Ohio River
Middleport Social Notes Announce Marriage in Pomeroy
Middleport notes report the wedding of Anna Quillen to Lloyd Persinger at Pomeroy on June 19 with attendees including Mrs. Charles Quillen and Miss Anna Mae Batey. Persinger returns to Newport Rhode Island base. Also covered are two Picnics by Pythian Sisters and Past Matrons at Antiquity, with guests and prize winners. Birthday event for Mrs. McCormick Thomas includes a dinner at Mary Dane Coffee Shop.
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Middleport
Charles Quillen
Anna
Lloyd Persinger
Frank Persinger
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Ben R. Batey
Anna Mae Batey
George Quillen
Bessie Mae
N. Second Ave
Ben R. Batley
Sir Persinger
Newport
R. 1
Antiquity
Thomas
Zelia Cross
Pythian Sisters
OELS
Cross
R. B. Laughead
Jns
Griff Russell Houdashelt
John d . Homer Kennedy
Ben Bowen
Will Stieff
Mary Dane
Alrs
McCormick Thomas Gardaf Coolville
Denver Boliss Remains in Serious Conviction
Denver Boliss remains in serious condition after injury at Hoives hospital. Mrs. Will Weapo ner is listed among those seriously hurt. Announce Birth Middleport Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson announce the birth of a 6 4 2 pound Franklin Bentrix Saturday June 23 at Hol ver Hospital The father is in post training at Great Lakes Illinois Grand parents are Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson Sr Middleport Mr and Mrs Adam Ebershach Fomeroy
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Middleport
Frank Wilson
Franklin Bentrix
Holver Hospital
Wilson
Het
Great Lakes
Adam Ebershach
Fomeroy
Supper and Flag Day Program At Legion Hall
A potluck supper and Flag Day program will be held at the American Legion Hall hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Drew Webster Post. All members are urged to attend as the meeting opens at 7:39 p m with program activities planned.
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American Legion Hall
Ladies Auxiliary
Drew Wiebster Post
State officials shuffle posts amid resignations and appointments
Fragmentary notice outlines personnel moves in Ohio with John Walter Frank noted at Cam bridge Massillon and Massillon Washington. It references John Burns succeeding August Pearhs as a former State Liquor Store clerk and mentions shifts in athletic director roles and governor Bricker’s replacement by Lausgne.
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John Frank
Pomeroy
John Walter Frank
Ireha
Burnison
Cambridge
Meigs
Massillon
John Burns
August Pearhs
Washington
Ohio
John
O. High
Bricker
Lausgne
Lewis Wickline Rites Held at Doreas Church
Funeral services for Lewis Wickline were held at Doreas Church with interment in a Ravine area cemetery. The obituary notes he died at age 1 with several family members mentioned, including a mother and siblings, and lists local relatives and a pastor as speakers.
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Lewis Wickline
Doreas Church
Wheeling Girl Weds Pomeroy Man In Edgwood Park Church
Miss Mildred Margaret Arman of Wheeling West Virginia married Glenn P. Smith of Pomeroy and Marietta at Edgwood Park Methodist Church with Rev James Earl Bartlett officiating. The bride, a former teacher, wore white satin and net with bouquet of white roses. The ceremony featured organ preludes and classic wedding music. The couple will reside at 413 Main Street in Pomeroy after a brief honeymoon.
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Pomeroy
Mildred Margaret Arman
Mendelssohn
Smother
Wheeling
Bridge Street School
Bethany College
Meigs County Recorder Busy with Real Estate Transfers
In Meigs County the recorder’s office handles leases mortgages and deeds daily as farms and other real estate change hands. Transfers last week include Clara Bizer from Chris and Ellen Baer and various parties such as Taleda and Ohio Central Railway and others in Pomeroy Rutland and Middleport.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Court House
Recorder’s
George Meinhart
Meinhart
Chris Baer
Ellen Baer
Clara Bizer
Syracuse
William H
Christy
Tiarald
Virginia King
A. Chester
William Bentz
Sullivan & Savre Latth
Condorville
Florence Stewart
Georgia Cowen
Bessie Oblinger
Tinmer
Robert
Tale
Clyde
Middleport
Children Day Observed at Heath Methodist Church
Children from the Primary Department to those entering the High School Class led the program during a 10 o clock service at Heath Methodist Church. The Student Lead Fund talk was given by The Suns ny hoor superintendent T. W. McComas. Kenneth Jones Lee Smith and Buddy French collected the offering for the cause, with many children and the Junins High School Girls Chorus and Primary Department Chorus taking part.
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Heath Methodist Church
Eleanor Sthaaf
Charse
Sange
Ians
Suns Ny Hoor
T. W. McComas
Kenneth Jones
Lee Smith
Buddy French
Mary Carolyn Miller
Marilyn Sue Knight
Stevens Jacobs
Patricia Kennedy
Jimmy Roller
Jamtar Kennedy
Patty Lloyd
Linda Helrigh
Judith Jacobs
JoAnn Hildebrand
Jack Lloyd
Zharon Jones
JoAnne Osborne
Diane Reichman
Julie Mitch
Edward Lee McComas
Picky Baller
Maney Hartley Stephen Caats
Rusty Swanson
Detroit Twins Tie Up in Split Doubleheader Thriller
Detroit Tigers left hander Hal Newhouser eyes a 30 win season after an 11th victory as Detroit splits a doubleheader with the St. Louis Browns 5-1 and 4-3. Dizzy Trout adds the nightcap win, while the Yankees sweep Philadelphia to widen the pennant race.
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Exposes Pro Tennis Shakeup
Fullerton’s sports column discusses pro tennis fading public spotlight, calls for a tournament schedule like golf with about 30 events yearly and better prize money. It covers Welby Van Horn’s push for pro structure, world championship visions, and planned exhibitions with Dick Sheen for industrial workers across four regions.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Manhattan
Bill Tilden
Don Budge
Fred Perry
Frank Kovacs
Welby van Horn
America
Atlanta
One
World Pro Tennis Association
George Lyttleton Rogers
San Francisco
van Horn
Kovacs
Dick Sheen
Red Cross
Midwest
League Leaders National Batting and Pitching Summary
National leaders include Helmes of Boston with a .386 batting average and Holmes of Boston with 60 runs. Olmo of Brooklyn leads with 95 hits and 54 RBIs, Lombardi of New York hits 3 homers, while Bow men of Cincinnati has 50 wins in pitching. Other leaders include Cuccinello of Chicago in batting, Stirnweiss of New York with runs and RBIs, Etten of New York 42 RBIs, and Christopher of Philadelphia 11 2 in pitching.
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Helmes
Boston
Holmes
Olmo
Brooklyn
Jolmoes
Lombardi
New York
Sutclen
Bowman
Cincinnati
Etten
Stirnweiss
R. Johnson
Stephens
St. Louis
Case
Washington
Christopher
Philadelphia
Cecil Cousins Rites Held on Monday
Funeral services for Cecil Cousins, who died in Cincinnati last week, were held this afternoon at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church at 4:39 led by Rev. R. Smith. The service gathered family and local mourners in Middleport.
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Middleport
Cecil Cousins
Cincinnati
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
Ib. KR. Smith
Baseball Recap Stars Newhouser Dizzy Trout Tigers Triumphs
Yesterday's stars Hal Newhouser and Dizzy Trout led the Tigers to a 11th win in the opener against the Browns despite Mark Christman's ninth inning homer breaking a 23 scoreless innings stretch. Trout pitched scoreless relief in the nightcap for a solid victory. Miller Metheny homered twice for the Yankees in their opener versus the Athletics. Eddie Lake homered for the Red Sox in opener, Marino Pieretti split the doubleheader for the Senators. Dixie Walker had three hits in the Dodgers win over the Braves, while Nate Andrews limited the Brooks in the nightcap. Claude Passeau pitched and batted Cubs past the Cardinals in nightcap. Joe Bowman led the Reds to a fifth straight win over the Pirates in nightcap to even the series.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Southpaw
Hal Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Hurricane Hall
Grove
Newhouser
Bengals
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Mark Chriatman
Tiger
Dizzy Trout
Yankees
Tigers
Philadelphia
Athletics
Hank Borowy
Bud Metheny
Ernie Bonham
Bobo Newsom
A’s
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Dixie Walker
Ewald Pyle
Braves
Nate Andrews
Curt Davis
Tommy Holmes
Charley Barrett
Cards
Wrigley Field
Claude Passeau
Cubs
Cub
Hurler
Johnny Happ
Ray Prim
Dodtors
Dave Ferriss
Boston
Washington
Marino Pieretti
Clem Hausmann
Senators
New York
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Bill Voiselle
Joe Bowman
Cincinnati
Pillshurshk
Rip Sewell
Pirates
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Steve Gramek
Indians
Ka Lepat
Sox
Hig
Browns
Mark Christman
Trout
Walter Wilson
Metheny
Eddie Lake
Red Sox
Lake
Pieretti
Nats
Walker
Doggers
Andrews
Brooks
Harris announce birth of daughter Carolyn Lee
Mr and Mrs J C Harris announce the birth of a daughter Carolyn Lee born June 6 Mrs Harris formerly Mildred Osborne. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry Osborne Rose Bill and Mrs Fannie Harris of Mason 1 Weba.
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J. C. Harris
Carolyn Lee
Harris
Mildred Osborne
Harry Osborne
Rose Bill
Fannie Harris
Mason
Weatherman Takes Hand In Association Flag Race
The Associated Press details the leadership in the American Association standings with Indianapolis ahead of Louisville and the Colonels, while rain halted a key Cleveland game. The day’s results include Louisville’s 2-1 win and Milwaukee’s 6-2 victory, plus notable performances by Como Cotello, Bill Davis, Sam Narron, Ozzie Knierim, Sam Narron, Buck Weaver, and Nick Piccitito in various wins and losses across multiple cities.
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Associated Press
American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
The
Colonels
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Blves
Brewers
Indians
Como Cotello
Loulaville
Bill Davis
St. Pauli
Toledo
Saints
Minneapolis
Columbus
Sam Narron
Sir Paul
Buck Weaver
Ozzie Knierim
Sports Shorts roundup links Towns Stomp and Grate signings
Columbus Red Birds add James Towns and Claire Stomp from Rochester and will report to Minneapolis. Don Grate of Ohio State expected to sign with Philadelphia Phillies in Philadelphia. Blitzen wins Mills trophy yacht race by 31 minutes. Bernie Cromi signed by Indians and sent to Wilmington. Stella Walsh sets 200 meter world record at 11.2 seconds for Polish club in district AAUS championships.
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Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
James Towns
Claire Stomp
Rochester Red Wings
Birds
Minneapolis
Don Grate
Ohio State University
Greenfield
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Eddie Krajnik
Grate
Toledo
Detroit Yacht Club
Ernie Grate
Murray Knapp
Vittesse
Detroit
Canton
Bernie Cromi
Cleveland Indians
Wilmington
Del
Cleveland
Stella Walsh
Helen Stephenens
Berlin
Germany
Castle Captures Golf Tournament Victory at Athens CC
Otho Castle fired his best 18 hole score of the year to win match play against par at Athens Country Club weekend event. He held a 93 with a 25 stroke handicap to finish two up on the veteran rival nicknamed the old man. Paul Tribe placed runner up after a 102 and a seven stroke handicap with Frank Dilley finishing two back in third.
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Otho Castle
Athens Country Club
Castle
Paul Tribe
Frank Dilley
Baker On As College Meet Opens At Ohio State
The 48th National Intercollegiate Golf Tournament opened at Ohio State with about 50 players from 15 schools. Defending individual champ Louis Lick of Minnesota and Ohio State stars compete as teams vie for the title after changes to limit 36 holes for team play and 16 qualifiers for individuals.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Notre Dame
Louis Lick
University of Minnesota
James Hagan
University of Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Bucks
Big Fen
Northwestern
Michigan
Minnesota
Texas
Lick
Ohio
Johnny Lorms
Baker
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Alvin Y Wall Ward
Ts. Pomvir
Eroy
Schall Gue
Drew Legion
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Asia
Colum
Norman Gos
Yival
Verna
Middleport ‘Social Notes
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Thomas Po0nigepone
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Eiline
Ravine Saturar
Omateided
Imikaaeinnan
BR Chorch
Inter Heals
Alempre Poissel Mastar
Adam
Teahtar
Pearl of
Pant Athens
Sis- Tran
Racine
Bride of
Pomeroy Man
Meigs County ‘Recorder
Methodist Church
Athens
Messenger
Twins
Fullerton’s Sports
Welby
Cuccinello
Chicago, Ay
Stirnweiss, New York
National Club
L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Chicago
AES
Association Ww. L. Pet. Club
St. Paul
American Detroit
Association
Weatherman
Norito
Nonito
Pomeroy Bend
Meig
Fomersy
Ministry OF Fear
Ray Mill
Marjorie Reynolds
Carl Betrond Wiary
Brooke Marko
TIME
Italy
Rendvue Pamaroy
Lon Chaney
Dean Parker
Paul Meilig
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