Pomeroy Firemen Plan Annual Benefit Ball at High School
Pomeroy Firemen’s Association completes plans for the 46th annual Firemen’s Benefit Ball at Punlor High School Auditorium on December 30. Proceeds go to the National War Fund. Klein Kats to provide music. about 200 prizes to be awarded at midnight. Albert Young presides, with Alva Will secretary and Elbert Robinson treasurer. numerous cash and merchandise donors listed.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Fremen's Association
Annua Firemen
Punlor High School
National War Fund
Klein Kats
Albert Young
Alva
Will
Elbert Robinson
Bend
NWF
Ure Association
Meigs Equipment Co
Ewing Y Funeral Home
Reese West
Lee
Archer
John Frank
Oval Diddle
L. G. Gribble
John Will
Fred Crow
George Dane Biies
Thelma Wildermuth
Frank Clark
Columbus & Southern Ohio
Pi Electric Co
Parkersburg
Big & R
French Coal Company
M ‘Merchandise
Jacob Elberfeld Son Co
Red Anchor
Phillip Sisters
Pilip Meier
Tewksbury
Barer Shop
Kroger Co
Weed Sons
Walter Miller Garage
Gen~heimer Lumber Co
Blue & Gres
Gloeck
Althes’ Beauty
Shorty
Wire
Purity
En Franz
Robwon
Candon
Sinclaire Statio
Martin’ Ebershach
Midway Market
Martin & Roler Drug
Ford ‘Covert Baking
Old Inn
Sta Clothing Company
Warner
William's
Floyd Clark
River View
Smith Sture
Clair Karr
Ewing
Dayton Ashworth
Pickens
Harper ‘Tail
Pomeroy Motor Co
Meigs
Bendvue
Meigs Grocery Co
Reed Drug
Massar
Roy Wright
Sailor Inn
Sugar Run
Stark Drug
Vogue Shoe
Hartley & Bennett
H. A. Canterbury
Pomeroy Junk Co
Senwagman & Roedel
Weeks
Mcintosh
Pomeroy Auto Parts
Nehi Bottling Cofessior
Ol Co
Epple Grocery
Binettar ‘Auto
James Weber Station
Artie Rosenbaum
Jake Ament
Pomeroy Salt
Ashland Oil & Refining
Exelsior Salt
Minersville
Leon L. Roush
James Reed Returns Home After Medical Discharge
James Reed, former serviceman from Lido Long Island, has returned to Pomeroy with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Reed after a medical discharge. He plans to re enter college as his eldest son has been missing in action for several months with no word from the government. Reed turns twenty three next Sunday. The Reeds reside on Lincoln Hall where Mr Reed serves as a conservation representative in this tier.
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YomEnor
James Reed
Lido
Long, Island
Pomeroy
Fred Reed
Iain
Someroy
Wee. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Chamber of
Frankie Gaylord
Orstra Stari
Detroit
Stason City
Manning Webster
Ann Arbor
Sis
Schoo Re James
Elmer Simpson
Middleport
Kroger
Mies
Mire Moni Haidit
Wilmington
Ohio
Stra Horace Smith
Stra
Paul Nense
Jene Gainer
Bar San
Guy” Gainer
Guide’ Giralomi
Camp Shelby
Minn
Basil Giralomi
Gemma Gialomi
the Waves
Delmar E
Woga
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Pearl*Allens
Mtr Ant
Wogan
Tor Columbate
Mir Samer Allen
Dan Rosenaim
Capal University
Columbus
A. H. Rosenbaum
Tie
H. E. McNa
Lewis Mitzelfeld
Texas
Jean Thomas
Mason City
Red Anchor Department
Jean Ebersbach
Geraldine Gainer
Parkersburg
Jesse Gaini
Irs
Willis Anthony
Charles Anthony
Thomas Anthony
Sophia Anthony
Lancaster
George Hall
Ruland
Cole St
David Durst
Robert
Bell Flying Fortress
England
C. He Wise
Virginia Jo. Wise
Joan ‘Triplett
St. Albans
John Stephenson T
Clumbus
Elmer Reed
Burr Forrest
Fremont
Forrest
Robert Mitch
Radar
Perry Mitch
Norman Foss
Pt. Pleasant
L Pfc
Lionel Boggs
O'Sitarold
Harold
Harold Style
Athens
New York
Carl Mourning
Elyria
Dale Mourning
Middleport Child Stephen Coats Turns Five With Family Festivities
Middleport social notes report Stephen Coats, five, celebrated his birthday with a neighborhood games night, a grandparent dinner featuring turkey dinner, and a kindergarten party with cake and jello. Viola Grueser hosted her Twin-City Card Club an informal gathering.
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Stephen Coats
Robert Coats
Coats
Walter Yes
Viola Grueser
Pomeroy Social Notes Birthday Party and Local News
Pomeroy social notes list a birthday party with guests from Mulberry Ave and nearby towns. The column also reports church group events, visitor greetings, births, military moves, and Thanksgiving family gatherings across local households.
Military Caravan To Visit Meigs County Wednesday
Citizens of Meigs County will see a military caravan tomorrow. Theodore Reed, chairman of the Sixth War Bond Drive, announces the convoy will tour Middleport from morning until 2 30 and move to Pomeroy from 3 p m into the evening. The convoy features amphibious ducks anti tank guns and a field kitchen for public viewing.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Theodore Reed
Middleport
Marriage Leases Issued in Meigs County Court
Meigs County Court issued marriage licenses to Francis Amos 86 Detroit Verne Bowen 49 Pomeroy Owen Roach 21 Pt Pleasant Margaret Gardner 21 Pomeroy Sanford Clevenger 21 Union City Violet Champ 21 Redkeg Ind 4. The record lists the names and ages of applicants seeking marriage licenses in the Meigs County jurisdiction.
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Fomanoy
Meigs County
Francis Amos
Detroit
Verne Bowen
Pomeroy
Owen Roach
Pt. Pleasant
Margaret Gardner
Sanford Clevenger
Union City
Vioiet Champ
Redkeg
Ind
Dan Hartinger to Lead One Valley Grange at Letart Falls
Dan C. Hartinger, Meigs County Commissioner, was elected master of the One Valley Grange at Letart Falls. Other officers chosen include Wesley Belles as overseer and Mrs Ima Wilson as lecturer, with several assistants and steward roles filled.
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Dan Hartinger
Letart Falls
Dan C. Hartiger
Meigs County
One Valley
Letart” Falls
Wesley Belles
Ima Wilson
Masel Shields
Mabel Roush
David Sayre
William Wilson
John Wolfe
Clarence Shields
Aporumutiees Uf
Newhouser Earns 1944 American League MVP Honor
Harry Newhouser of Detroit posted 29 wins and led the pennant race as the 1944 American League MVP by a four vote margin over Dizzy Trout. Vernon Stephens finished third with 198 points, while George Stinnwell and Dick Wakefield pursued.
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NEW York
Harry Newhouser
Detroit
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Baseball Writers’ Association
Bengals
Trout
Newhouser
Vernon
Junior) Stephens
Louis Browns
RBI
George Stimnwells
Spark Plug
New York Yankees
Toops
Dick Wakefield
Tiger
Tou Boudreau
Cleveland
Bobby Doerr
Boston
Stan ‘Spence
Washington
Nelson’ Potter
Browns
Red Sox
Bob Johnson
Newhouse
Athlet
Leftyrove
G. Mullin
Youth Group Meeting in Middleport Features Bethesda Visitor
Miss Susan Kreutzinger dean of women at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati spoke at the Meigs County Youth Fellowship meeting at Heath Church. The group reported about 150 dollars collected for Bethesda with Pomeroy leading and Rutland second. Officers included Marion Meredith as president and Betty Lou Genheimer as secretary.
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Middleport
Susan Ceultzinger
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Spon
Methodist Church
Meigs County
Heath Church
Kreutzinger
Fouth’ Fellowship
Jean Kreutzinger
Sethesda
Pomeroy
Rutland Felowship
Marion Meredith
Betty Lou Genheimer
Emma Jane Jilen
Virginia Low Schaat
Youth Fellowship
Rutland Church
Frank Vaughan
Iter
Chureh
Albert Bitters
HA. Rothrock
Middl Vort
Walter McCarley
Hildebrand
H. A. Rothrock
Pomeroy A Meeting on Paper Dress Forms at Holter Home
A community meeting about making paper dress forms will be held at Mrs. Homer loiter’s Holter Home on Wednesday at 10 am. Interested residents should contact leaders Mrs. Vernon Sease or Mrs. Edmond Grueser. A potluck lunch will be served at noon.
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Pomeroy
Homer Loiter
Vernon Sease
Edmond Grueser
Fight Results and Odds in Newark and Providence
Chuck Hunter of Cleveland knocked out Henry Jordan of Philadelphia in Newark. Joel Reddick of Paterson outpointed Immy Nelson of Cleveland in Providence. Race betting on Ohio tracks totaled 21,546,546 dollars in 158 days, vs 10,261,868 dollars in 261 days in 1943 per the state Racing Commission.
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Newark
N. J
Chuck Hunter
Cleveland
Henry Jordan
Philadelphia
Providence
Joel Reddick
Paterson
Immy Nelson
Columbus
Ohip
State Racing Commission
Words of the Wise and Sports Notes From Fullerton
Elmer Layden underscores national physical training as wartime rehabilitation through sport. Earl Ruby praises John Barnhill for turning Tennessee toward the Rose Bowl in one year. Lieut Joe Maniaci recalls a golf gag with Demaret Hope and Cros by on a West Coast tour and the joke about width of holes. Ralph Daughton wins Piedmont League presidency and Congress in the same year sparks debate.
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Earl Ruby
Louisville Courier-Journal
Tennessee
John Barnhill
Barnhill
Ruby
ASTO
U. S.C. Trojans
Joe Maniaci
Bainbridge Navy Commodores
Jimmy Demaret
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Chicago Bears
Hope
Bob
Mistah Hope
PGA Sponsors Tourney For Golfing Youngsters
Portland report notes the PGA plans a national junior championship for golfers under 18. Fred Corcoran proposes sectional USGA events feed into a national title, boosting postwar growth through youth development and pro advocacy.
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PGA
Portland
Ore
Golfers Association
Fred Corcoran
Boston
Rules Revised For Class B Basketball Tours
The High School Athletic Association revised Class B tournament rules aligning with 1942 1943 regulations. Districts may alter local procedures but no separate brackets unless needed. Springfield hosts the 1945 Class B event while Toledo University field house may host the A tournament pending rental. Three new members St Vincent De Paul Mt Vernon Hosary Columbus Madonna Cincinnati joined the association.
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Columbus
High School Athletic Association
Emechler
Springfield
University of Toledo
Emschler
H.R. Townsend
St. Vincent de Paul
Mt. Vernon
Hosary of
Madonna of
Cincinnati
Melillo Named Coach for Cleveland Indians
Cleveland announces former Browns infielder Melia will coach the Indians at the upcoming winter meeting in Chicago. President Roger Peckinpaugh confirms Melia’s prior stint from 1938 to 1940 and 1942 and expects formal signing plans.
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Melillo
TRIBE
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Oncar Stee" Melia
St. Tous Browns
Del
Baker
Boston Red Sox
Indiand
Ice
Roger Peckinpaugh
Melia
Chicago
Tennessee Fans Face 1 Difficulties in Rose Bowl Trip
Tennessee supporters fret over travel to California for the Rose Bowl as Southern Railway reports no West Coast reservations and gas rations for the trip are nearly impossible, worsening their already challenging outlook for January 1.
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Kavavinur
Tenn
Knoxville
California
Tennesee
Southern California
Southern Railway
J.D. McKelder
West Coast
OPA Ration Board
Will H. Cain
You're Not Too Old Om 0 Feel You
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Grange to Head New U S Pro Football League
Harold Grange was elected president of the United States Football League as eight franchises gain start up status. Grange outlined plans for postseason world championship games and a three-circuit structure including the National Football League and All-America Conference. Franchises in Chicago Baltimore Philadelphia Washington New York Akron and Boston were granted. headquarters planned in Illinois with $10,000 guarantees per club.
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Chicago
Harold
University of Minoitibb
Grange Yesteriay
United States Football League
Tex
Deermine
Midwest
Grange
Honolua
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Akron
Soston
Akr
Honolulu
Illinois Inns
Hackett Named Buckeyes Captain for 1945 Team
William Hackett a 191 pound guard from London Ontario and veterinary medical student was elected by his teammates to captain the 1945 Ohio State Buckeyes. The announcement came at a squad banquet after Ohio State’s undefeated 1944 season with Hackett previously a 1942 reserve and regular starter the past two seasons. Dick Flanagan freshman left halfback from Sidney received the Ohio State Journal Downstate quarterbacks club trophy for contributions as a first year player.
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Hackett
Bucks
Columbus
William Hackett
Ohio State University
Footall
Buckeyes
London
School of Veterinary Medicine
Dick Flanagan
Sidney
Ohio State Journal
Downown
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the Athens Messenger
Middleport Social Notes
Pomeroy Social Notes
Rumenus
Carol Ann Strauss
Mulberry Ave
Shirley Wippel
Tommie Schersbach
Jerry Ward
Emnett Shuker
Gladys Grueser
William Fisher
Paul Grueser
Erna Teste
Shuler
the Loyal Women of the Church of Christ
David Farmer
Dan Farmer
Lynn
Dayton
Blanche Carpenter
Lotia Clark
San‘Jansky
Ray Farmer
Grace Ryan
Church of Christ
Helen Price
Lilian
Mary Meinhart
Ben Ian Rice
Martha
Childs
Herbert Fink
Gertrude Miller
Marvin’ Kelly
Joladay
Fand
Norman Russell
Martha Childs
Athens Road
Lindma Wiley
Jaco Mees
Pome
Madge Mees
Tom Drew
W. Jones
Don Rea
Donna Lynn Hd
Grand. Arents
Ernest Jen
Grover Ir Rea
Aviation Vian
Nearnan
George Massa
C. A. Massar
Butterlit Ave
Staton
Ft. Ord
Calif
A. H. Mason
Aliquippi
Richard Vaughan
Aughter
Judy Kay
Mason Liie
Will ‘Eitheit
Walter Vaughan
Vaughans
Vaughan
Orly
Meat Department
Evans Market
South Pacific
Middleport Literary Club
Ray ‘Sherman
Vivienne Midddleton
Cedric Clark
Earl Probst
Robert Harris
Sherman
James Harley
John Frecker
Robert Allensworth
Ralph Freckers
Allen &Re
Bill Merrill
Maurice Fowler
Celina
James « Hawley
Jimmy
Holter
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton
Elmer Layden
Ralph Daughton
Piedmont League
Red Grange
Colegroves Market
Pomeroy Bend
Meigs Pomeroy
Song OF
Nevada
Bob Nolan
Sons of Pioneers
Temple Middleport
Marsha Hunt
Elyse Knox
Bendvue Pomeroy Today
Robert Watson
Victor Varcont
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