Middleport Council Will Buy Riverview Cemetery
Middleport council votes to purchase Riverview Cemetery from Richard Horden and C J Brooks for 10000, with 6000 raised via tons sale. They plan 4000 bank loan, employ an attorney, and issue a warranty deed and plat. Also approved are funds for painting NYA foundry building, sidewalk grade, and cemetery records, with minor budget details.
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Middleport
Riverview
Richard Horden
C. J. Brooks
Columbus
Cross
Zeke
Citizens National Bank
IL. N. Swift
R. A. Miller
C. M. Hennesy
Hi. E. Cook
P. Bradbury
Vine
Miller
Zerkle
Monseys
Electric Crash Cuts Power After Pole Collision
Missrerene Port Letterailey sustained minor injuries when his car ran a Seventh Ave and Mill St junction. it struck a telephone pole. Electric lines were damaged, cutting lights in the vicinity for part of the night. Night Patrolman Paul Johnson investigated the 7:15 p.m. crash.
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Missrerene Port
Letterailey
Seventh Ave
Mill St
Paul Johnson
Spencer Is Named as Treasurer in Village Council
Ralph Spencer is appointed treasurer by Mayor George Howell, succeeding the late Jacob Zeiher, confirmed at the regular meeting. Roy Wright is named deputy marshal of Third Ward A for six months. Council to prosecute hog owners within village limits after the butchering season amid citizen complaints. Mayor’s October report of $182.90 accepted. bills read.
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Ralph Spencer
George Howell
Spencer
Jacob Zeiher
Howell
Roy Wright
Third Ward
Army Holds Lead State Now Second s
Army remains the top ranked college football team in the AP poll as Notre Dame drops to fifth after a 32 to 13 loss to Navy. Ohio State climbs to second with 18 first place votes, while Notre Dame slides to third. Randolph Field holds fourth.
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NEW York
Army
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Navy
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Teader
Randolph Field
Pomeroy
J. Laplace
Fauber
Marguerite Meier
North Texas Aggies
Columbus
L. D. Peoples
Vivian Peoples
William Griffith
Emmerson
Nelsonville
Miss Peoples
Bostons
Bainbridge Naval
Michigan
Fourth Air Force
California
Wake Forest
Georgia ‘Tech
Great Lakes
EL Toro
Calif
Marines
Tennessee
Mississippi
Duke
Purdue
Third Air Second Air Force
Torpedo Boat Base
Fort Pierce
Fla
Virginia
Indians
Maxwell Field
Auburn
Alabama
Tulsa
Wolane
North Carolina State
Oklahoma
Fullerton’s Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
A Nimble New York wrap notes the Pocatello Marine Devildogs, a 20 Marine squad with a wounded veteran core, winning after early reserve shortages. It covers Al De Santis guest chatter, Cawthon’s resignation remarks, War sports and coaches, Tunney stepping away, Angott’s Garden clash, Hagberg’s sobs at press, Patton’s artillery link, and Navy duck blind use plus Horton Smith’s overseas athletic role.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello Marine Devildogs
Naval Ordnance Plant
Ken Dolan
Army Air Base
Great Falls
Mont
Second Rehearsal Held by Pomeroy Bend Chorus
The Pomeroy Bend Chorus met at the Federated Church last night under Mrs Nolan Swackhammer. They announced Christmas vesper music for Middleport and Pomeroy and planned two more rehearsals in Middleport next Tuesday evening. Members of both choirs were urged to join the combined group. Mrs Lewis Sauer noted a bass practice would occur next Tuesday at 7 30 pm before the 8 pm choir rehearsal.
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Pomeroy Bend
Federated Church
Nolan Swackhammer
Middleport
Pomeroy
Middlport
Mra
Lewis Sauer
Middleport Garden Club Holds November Meeting in Home
Mrs James Ius president of the Southeast District spoke at the Amateur Garden Club meeting at Mrs Robert Coats home. New members welcomed included Lenore Osborne Juanita Bachtel Betty Carr Earl Knight and Eldon Waiburn. A Christmas party plans and garden club activities were announced.
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Doleport
James Ius
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Amateur Garden Club
Robert Coats
Columbus
Titus
Garen Stansbury
CA Dillard
Mid- Heport
John Zerkle
Coats
A. R. Strauss
Firemen Respond To Slack Blaze In Kerrs Run Area
Fire department rushed to extinguish a slack fire at the Charter Oak Tipple near Kerrs Run Monday morning. Chief Walter Wolfe directed traffic. Morris Snyder was fined five dollars and costs for allegedly driving a car over the fire hose. Mayor George Howell promised strict enforcement of the ordinance.
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Romeriy Volunter Fire Department
Charter Oak
Tipple
Kerrs Run
Walter Wolfe
Morris Snyder
George Howell
Howell
Edward Lee McComas Cel Birthday
Edward Lee McComas celebrated his fifth birthday with a Sunday afternoon party at his home. neighborhood children attended, enjoyed ice cream cake and lollypops, and wore corsages for girls and boutonnieres for boys.
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Uddleport
Nawara Lee McComas
Eddie Find Chevyl Blake
Paddy
Jo Lambert
Nancy
Winona
Billy
Masonic Temple to Elect Officers and Welcome Visitors
The Masonic Temple hosts an evening meeting with Master Mason candidates and an outstanding supper. Visiting Masons and all members are invited as Helen Lachary of Columbia attends with relatives. Local residents Miss Majel Lee and Miss Adele Fowler travel to Columbus while others vote and return home.
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D. S. Harold
Bart Rawlings
T. A
May
Bo F. Parmalee
Holly Mar
Columbus
Jin
Herman Burt
Charleston
Parkersburg
Russell
Majel Lee
Nelsonville
Meigs County
Lee
Holzer Hospital
Virginia Crew
Adele Fowler
Kay Vaughan
Grant Hospital
Ray FE. McDonald
Logan
John_A. Bolin
Linda Kay
Albert Coates
Fred Mescher
Harold Wiggins
Meta Kaspar
St. Joseph
Wigging
Alfred Elberfeld
Lancaster
Carol Elizabeth Sargent
Carol
Edward Sargent
Frances Elber
Feld
Harold Darst
Cyrus Darst
Rutland
Charles Ward
Com
Halloween Party Guests at Alma Johnsons Home
Mrs Alma Johnson hosted a hamburger fry after the Pomeroy Athens game with guests Scott Neutzling and family Paul Neutzling Theodore Lehew Ray Barker Goldie Geary and many others. Daughters hosted a Monday Halloween party with masked guests Peggy Dally June Unroe and Joan Conway among attendees from Athens and Middleport and New Haven W Va.
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Alma Johnson
Scott Neutzling
David
Paul Neutzling
Athens
Theodore Lehew
Ray Barker
Goldie’ Geary
Lais Ann Campshell
Annie
Canadays
Caroline ‘Groves
Charlotte Knight
Mary Irene
Juanita
Leonn
Helen
Esther
Linda Kay
Larry
Ray. Bolin
Edgar Wolfe
Audrey
Lena Wolfe
Middleport
Ray” F. McDonald
Logan
Sarah Roush
New Haven
W. Va Y
Change Resi ton Moves and Local Family Notices
Change Resi ton: Coach and Mrs Forrest Bachtel and family moved from Gravel Hill to the Grant property on Fifth Ave. Mr and Mrs C E Meadows moved from Lincoln St to the Carey property on Pearl St. Mr and Mrs Ray Barker moved from the Shiflet property on Fourth St to Hamilton St. Mrs Cora Entaminger admitted at Springbrook Sanitarium Aurora NL on Nov 1 at 1 30 pm. The Entaminger family of Langsville moved to Aurora about 40 years ago. Mrs Entaminger survived by her husband and one son Gerald living in St Louis Mo.
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Hobson
A Clark
Bucyrus
Vivienne Middleton
Ray Sherman
Nelsonville
George Grindley
Holzer
Vanzandt
Columbus
Minnie van Zand
Clyde” Baker
Akron
Parkersburg Hospital
Charles Shumaker
Huntington Hospital
Shurmakers
Charles Shimaker
France
G. D. Beaver
Corning
A. R. McKinney
Hime
Tami
Hal Jehan
Pomeroy Civiciin India
Alma Ohne
Son
Acre
Jhon
Wipabien
Land Street
Forrest Bachtel
Gravel Hill
S. Fifth Ave
C. E. Meadows
Incoln St
Carey
Pearl St
Ray Barker
Shiflet
Fourth St
Hamilton St
Cora Entaminger
Springbrook” Sanitarium
Aurora
Entaminger
Langsville
Gerald
St. Louis
Proclaimed Thanksgiving Day in Pomeroy closing offices
A local proclamation set Thursday, November 23 as Thanksgiving Day in Pomeroy. The court house, post office, banks, and business places will close for the holiday. Also noted is news from Private William A. Long's family that he has been promoted to sergeant after serving in England, Belgium, and Germany.
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Y -Ayof
Pomeroy
Carpenter
William A. Long
Shancey Long
Germany
England
Belgium
Cicero Bowler Leads Classic
CHICAGO A eight game total of 1 648 fashioned by veteran Al Pasek of Cicero suburban Chicago remained high today among 512 bowlers in the fourth annual diamond medal individual classic posted scores Eight more squads of 32 men each remain to shoot with one group tonight and the final seven this weekend Pasek topped the eight game set on 16 inch lanes with 1 648 while John Mueller Columbus 1592 moved to sixth place First 13 leaders Pasek 1648 Columbus 1592 Frank Kartseiser Chicago 1635 Walter Rep Jenhaz en Detroit 1620 Alexander Yaboski Gary Ind 1609 Howard Busick Waukegan 1606 Joe Norris Detroit 1891 John Stan Cleveland 1580 Chick Schroer Chicago 1590 Harry Ledene Chicago 1589 FAO Brosius Chicago 1581 Vie Bliss St Louis 1585 Prank Jarecki Cleveland 85 1 Shandakan tunnel New York City's water supply system 182 miles long.
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Chicago
Wteran al
John Mueller
Columbus
al Pasekcero
Ill
Frank Kartseiser
Walter Repjenhazen
Detroit
Alexander Yaboski
Horvath and Dimancheff Lead Backs in Big Ten
Official Big Ten statistics show Purdue's Boris Dimancheff leading scoring with 48 points and Ohio State's Les Horvath topping rushing with 496 yards over four games. Dimancheff and Horvath powered their teams as Illinois and Indiana faced key early-season tests, with Northwestern's Johnny Young also contending for passing and scoring marks as the conference races reshape.
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Dimancheff
Umicagu
Auences
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Indiana
Dimanchett
Horvard
Young
Illinois
Michigan
Ann Arbor
John L. Griffith
Horvs
Northwestern
Johnny Yungwirth
Bobby Hoernschemeyer
Hoosier
Wildcat
Minesota
Purdue
Isl
Fight Results in Chicago Newark Providence Round by Round
In Chicago Teaney beat Gene Spencer by decision after 37 percent effort. In Newark Lou Nova outpointed Buddy Snox in a 105 to 0 distance fight. In Providence Sammy Mammone defeated Sidney Miller by knockout in Stamford Connecticut with 146 percent effort.
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Chically
Harry ‘Teaney
Cleveland
Gene Spencer
Chicago
Newark
N. J
Lou Nova
Los Angeles
Buddy Snox
Dayton
Providence
R. J
Sammy Mammone
Stamford
Conn
Sidney Miller
Youngstown
Buckeyes Face Key Week Amid Big Ten Title Race
Ohio State sits atop the Western Conference but faces a pivotal stretch as Michigan and Illinois clash in Ann Arbor. A Michigan win over Illinois and an Ohio State win over Pittsburgh could reshape the standings. If Illinois beats Michigan and Ohio State, a tie for the crown looms. Michigan’s seven remaining conference games keep the outcome uncertain.Meanwhile in Middleport the Woman’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30.
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Ohio State
Buckeyes
Ann Arbor
Mich
Clarke Shaughnessy
Panthers
University of Pittsburgh
Michigan
Illinois
Wolverines
Tint
Indiana
Purdue
Mllinois
Middleport
Woman's Sociation of
First Presbyterian Church
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Oscar Hagberg
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S. Second Ave
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Nanume Smins Taylor
Susie Gray, Jr
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Finsterwalds Funeral Home
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William Axon
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