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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1941

Page

3

Panthers Lose to Greenfield in Sectional Tilt at Athens

Pomeroy Panthers were eliminated from the sectional Class tournament at Athens by Greenfield with a 27 20 score. Local fans claimed Greenfield escaped a tougher test and that Pomeroy led early until the quarter. Greenfield later lost to Portsmouth, and Pomeroy’s 1940 41 season was inconsistent with few league defeats but many non league losses.

Imeroy Pom- Panthers Athens Mg Greenfield Greenfield Boys Greenfield Panthers Portsmouth Pomeroy

Two Young Boys Arrested For Costly Pranks

Frank Bartmess aged 13 and Kenneth Wallace aged 17 were taken into custody by Police Chief Walter Wolfe after acts of mischief in a local warehouse. From Marietta, they admitted pranks including honey in a truck fuel tank and molasses in grain sacks. Marietta police expected arrival to pursue further action.

Wolfe Marietta

Dairymen Meet in Pomeroy for Herd Improvement

Dairymen from Meigs Washington Athens Gallia and Jackson counties will gather at the Courthouse in Pomeroy on Wednesday March 19 at 8 p m to discuss dairy herd improvement testing. Ivan McKallip state dairy extension specialist will assist. The Extension Service mailed OSU letters on fruit spraying and vegetable disease and insect control. Farmers may request these letters at the local office. A revised poultry feeding bulletin from Ohio State University is now available.

Pomeroy Meigs Washington Athens Gallia Jackson C. E. Blakeslee Ivan McKallip Agricultural Extension Service Ohio State University

Social notes from Middleport and surrounding towns

Middleport residents welcome relatives and visitors over the weekend including Harry M. Craig Jr who recently left the Army Air Corps and Bob Craig now assigned to Chicago. Local families hosting relatives from Troy Athens Columbus and Zanesville plus students and workers visiting or returning home in a busy social roundup.

Middleport Harry M. Craig, Jr United States Army Air Corps Robert Craig Mobile Ala Parks Air College East St. Louis Bob Chicago

Recent Realty Changes In Meigs County

Real estate transfers in Meigs County last week include Alfred Brenholtz moving coal and minerals in Sutton and Letart Townships to General Hocking Co. Others include Amanda Brown parcel in Letart to Carl P. and Sybil M. Norris, Kathryn Junkerman lot in Millport to Louise and E C Bryan, and Harold G. Roush 1.75 acres in Letart to Fannie May Hall.

Pomeroy Alfred Brenholtz Sutton Township Letart Township General Hocking Co Amanda Brown Parcel Letart Carl P Sybil M. Norris Katheryn E. Junkerman Lot Middleport Louise and E. C. Bryan Harold G Margery E. Roush Fannie May Hall Guth & Whitlock Fred Guth

Fire destroys garage and car in Pomeroy blaze

A fire that began about 2 30 this morning destroyed Charles Werry s garage and automobile and damaged the nearby Reibel barn. Investigators believe the fire started from the car.

Pomeroy Charles Werry Reibel

Middleport High to Stage Two Spring Concerts

Middleport High School music departments plan two spring concerts led by Miss Lois Cecil and Gordon Harris. An evening program features the orchestra, Girls and Boys Glee Clubs with soloists Helen Jane Root and Marion Rife. a Sunday matinee includes the Senior and Junior Bands with a guest artist and medals for band members.

Middleport Middleport High School Lois Cecil Gordon Harris Helen Jane Root Marion Rife Marjorie Diles Dorothy Mankin Cressa Webb Mary Adaline Smith Catherine Paul Cunningham L. L. Cunningham Gravel Hill MHS

Alfred Social And Personal Notes

Alfred social column lists funeral attendance for James Swartz from Columbus and Athens guests from multiple families. It notes Garner Griffin buying a new automobile and local visits and travel News includes residents visiting relatives in East Shade and Flora, with recovery from eye surgery and other social calls in Athens and surrounding areas.

Alfred James Swartz Albert Termeer James Amon Bobby George Termeer Ruther Travis Columbus Virgil Swartz Pine Grove W. Va Ann Super Wilda Bean Ihla Faye Swartz Linnie Bolin Jessia Pearl Lutridge Athens Conkey Albany Emerson Hayes Chester Buise Nickoson Clarence Francis Caldwell Guysville Emma Pearman Samuel Mary Swart Emma Turbin W. L. Shumway Garner Griffin

Gilmore Service Station Workers Named

Middleport report lists Ed Schaefer and Paul Haptonstall as employees at the Gilmore Service Station.

Middleport Ed Schaefer Paul Haptonstall Gilmore

Seventh Eighth Grade Honor Roll Announced

Middleport lists honor roll inductees for Seventh and Eighth Grade. Recipients include Susan Allensworth Mary Archer Franklin Guinther Mary Gomez Mary Lou Kelly Mary Ohlinger Martha Ohlinger Mary Martha Roller Dorothea Singer Phyllis Pearl Allen Mary Evelyn Baker Doris Barker Louise Glaze Dorothy Gosney Curtis Kelly Peggy Lewis Charles Marshall Patricia McElhinney William Seyfried Jr Milton Smart among Seventh and Eighth Grade students.

Middleport Susan Allensworth Mary Archer Franklin Guinther Mary Gomer Mary Lou Kelly Mary Ohlinger Martha Ohlinger Mary Martha Roller Dorothea Singer Phyllis Pearl Allen Mary Evelyn Baker Doris Barker Louise Glaze Dorothy Gosney Curtis Kelly Peggy Lewis Charles Marshall Patricia McElhinney William Seyfried, Jr Milton Smart

Seniors Pick Flowers Colors and Diplomas for Graduation

Middleport seniors choose red and white as class colors with the red rose as the class flower. Black leather diploma cases with orange lettering were selected. One act plays and a minstrel will be presented during graduation festivities.

Middleport Bob Hoeflich Lois Bailey Bob Tompkins Reena Autherson Memorial Marguerite Rickman Ed Schaefer Bill Riley Esther Michl Iris Winebrenner

Racine Social and Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits

Racine society items note Bob Beegle of Akron weekend with parents Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beegle. Virginia Philson of Columbus visits mother Mrs. Frances Philson. Helen Bentz of Gore visits her parents. Other trips include Cross, Stewart in Parkersburg and Marietta. Morris, Sayre in Marietta. Shields in Letart Falls visiting Raymond Robinson at St Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg. Jividen family from Portland and Manning and Douglas Weatherholt visit. Weaver and son from Syracuse, with Dravon Corp. Pittsburgh-worker Harold Weaver on vacation.

Racine Bob Beegle Akron Guy Beegle R. D Virginia Philson Columbus Frances Philson Helen Bentz Gore John Bentz Elm St W. B. Cross Walter Stewart Parkersburg Marietta Francis Morris Riley Sayre Sullivan Sayre Eleanor Circle Pete Shields Letart Falls Raymond Robinson St. Joseph's Hospital Will Reefer Athens Henry Roush James Jiiden Mansfield Portland Harold Weatherholt Manning and Douglas Gallipolis Emma _ Jividen Harold Weaver Richard Syracuse Weaver Dravon Corporation Pittsburgh

Speeding Arrests and Fines Reported by State Patrol

State Patrol arrests in Middleport and nearby areas include Hubert Weatherby fined ten dollars for speeding at the curve near Monkey Run and for operating a vehicle without due regard for others. Roger Cullums and Ben Donahue face second intoxication offenses with sixteen dollar fines plus costs. Sherman Roberts pleads guilty to disturbing the peace at Idle Hour Restaurant and is fined five dollars.

Pomeroy Hubert Weatherby Middleport Greider and Baker Monkey Run W. Main St Weatherby R. L Greider Roger Cullums Herman Niemeyer Dave Jenkins Mayor's Court Ben Donahue Cullums Donahue Sherman Roberts Thomas Fork

Pomeroy Brief Social Notes

Mr. and Mrs U S Nease announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret to Herbert Davis on March 8 at Auburn Ave Methodist Church Cincinnati. Mrs Davis nurses Christ Hospital and Davis works at Bethesda Hospital. They will live at 2604 Eden Ave Cincinnati. Tracy Goodwin visited his mother Mrs Norma Goodwin with Dorothy Heins from Cincinnati before returning to Columbus. Mrs Angelola Casci left for Ashland Ky for a month or two.

Tracy Goodwin Columbus Norma Goodwin Dorothy Heins Cincinnati Angelola Casci Ashland

Pomeroy C. To Occupy New Offices

POMEROY offices on the second floor of the I.O.C.F. building are prepared for new headquarters of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. The space has been painted and papered and officers consider obtaining office furniture. An appeal for donated furniture to be repaired at the NYA workshop in Middleport yielded no responses, so other supplies are being discussed.

Pomeroy

Smouldering Fire In Attic Causes Minor Damage

Firefighters were called to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cullums at the corner of Butternut and Peacock Avenues shortly before 4 AM Sunday. The blaze smoldered in attic walls and was brought under control with limited damage. The cause remains uncertain with some firemen suggesting an electrical short circuit.

Pomeroy Roger Cullums Butternut Ave Peacock Ave

Meigs AAA Gives Weekly Broadcasts

The Meigs county farm program airs Fridays from 12:00 to 12:15 noon on Station WPAR Parkersburg. Local AAA office employees discuss farm details in a conversational talk aimed at Meigs County farmers.

Meigs Aaa Pomeroy WPAR Parkersburg AAA Meigs County The

Council Plans To Recodify Ordinances

Pomeroy council members continued review of decades of ordinances from 1910 to prepare for codification. They found the task arduous and examined a model building code to gauge feasibility of adoption or a similar code.

Pomeroy Fomeroy

Penetro Nose Drops Promote Easy Breathing

They soothe as they touch and cool as they vaporize shrinking as they act to open the way for free breathing. This relieves head colds and reduces misery time while stopping watery colds from hanging on. Demand Penetro Nose Drops, 25c.

Three in County Jail and Bid Notice in Athens Ohio

Three individuals including Mr and Mrs Frank Hood were jailed after a disturbance in Kerrs Run. A man named Charles McMillan from Rutland was jailed for nonpayment of an old fine. Also a public notice invites sealed bids for leasing real estate in Athens City Water Works for a sheet metal shop with minimum bid one dollar per month and bids due March 2, 1941.

Pomeroy Frank Hood Kerrs Run Charles McMillan Rutland Athens Ohio County of State of Athens City S89 West State Street Bane T Davidson Oanty Watt Ver

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