Middleport Yellow Jackets Rally to Beat Pomeroy Panthers 12-10
In a Thanksgiving Day showdown the Middleport Yellow Jackets erased a 10-0 first half deficit to defeat the Pomeroy Panthers 12-10. The victory clinched a league lead and extended Middleport’s 22 game win streak over two seasons as 2,798 paid to witness the comeback.
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Athens
Messenger
Ohio
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Pomeroy Panthers
Middleport
Jackets
Panthers
Pomeroy
Arnold Bennett
Klees
Moore
Roush
Kines
A. Bennett
Bennett
Kloes
Shumaker
Middleport vs Pomeroy ends 12 10 in muddy clash
Middleport rallies in the second half to beat Pomeroy 12 to 10. A Bennett runs 56 yards to set up a TD, Lewis and Pickens contribute in a tight finish. Multiple visitors and local residents are listed visiting and attending the game.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
Jackets
Bennett
Lewis
A. Bennett
Panthers
Pickens
Hic
R. Blackwell
LE Darst Kindle
Wolfe
Joachim
Lambert
Baer
Kinnard
Seidenable
Emmish Co. Blackwell
Hughes
Shumaker
Swisher Roush
Pickens Moore
Guinther
K. Kloes
J. Bennett
Long
Puré
Lyne
Rio Grande
R. Kloes
Zirkle
Creic
Stoneking
Brown
Thanksgiving Visits Reach Wide Across States
A string of family visits unfolds for Thanksgiving as the Roush and Zuspan families from Maggie West Virginia travel to Delaware to see Archie Hylton and family and Mrs. Taylor Bomerville. Other guests include Hollis Boice and daughter from Ashland Kansas visiting Mrs. Edward Parsons, H Hoagland from Columbus staying with sister Karl Lama at Gravel Hill, Nan Moore and Elizabeth Moore with Mildred Hawley visiting Herman Mourning, and W E Meivin and daughters heading to Ironton after the football game to spend holidays with relatives.
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O. L. Roush
Loig Ann
Columbus
Karl Lama
Gravel Hill
Nan Moore
Elizabeth
Mise Mildred Hawley
West Balem
Moore
Herman Mourning
W. E. Meivin
Ironton
Frankie Gaylord
Mason City
Funeral held for Mrs. Fannie Pilchard at Letart Falls
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Pilchard died at home 926 Park Avenue Charleston West Virginia were held Friday at Letart Falls M E Church conducted by Rev T B Manens of Simpson M E Church Pom ery formerly pastor of the local church she attended She leaves a grandson Forest Fisher of Charleston two sisters Mrs Nancy Sayre and Mrs Amanda Brown and one brother J D Roush all of Letart Falls Burial followed in Letart Cemetery
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Letart Falls
Fannie Pilchard
Park Avenue
Charleston
W. Va
M. E
T. B. Manens
Simpson M. E
Pomeroy
Pilchard
Forest Fisher
Nancy Sayre
Local Social Guests Visit Relatives and Friends
Mrs William Bush and daughter Mrs Edgar Hillyer and a friend from Logan stayed with relatives Miss Doris Krank in Nelsonville over the weekend. Marion Wood Chester visited his mother Mrs Janey Wood. Mr and Mrs Davis Scott Rutland spent Saturday with grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Jones. Miss Mildred Roush Portland was at Miss Marcia Duckworth’s home Saturday and Sunday. John M Burson Hendrysburg and his son Donald Bellaire arrived to visit his daughter Mrs A L Flanagan for an extended stay, with the son returning home Sunday.
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William Bush
Edgar Hillyer
Logan
Doris Krank
Nelsonville
Richard Duckworth
Marion Wood
Chester
Janey Wood
Davis Scott
Rutland
Elizabeth Jones
Mildred Roush
Portland
Marcia Duckworth
John M. Burson
Hendrysburg
Donald
Bellaire
A. L. Flanagan
Thanksgiving and church services across several towns
Middleport union congregations held Thanksgiving services at the Presbyterian Church with Rev. Clarence Swearingen delivering the sermon and the church choir providing music. Federated Church in Pomeroy scheduled a Sunday song service and Sunday School worship with Isabel Fick at the organ, plus a Junior Choir anthem and a series on God’s Plans With the Man Through the Ages. St Paul’s in Minersville set 2:30 pm services with a sermon titled So, I Come. Councilman Armand Bruno of Kulpmont, on Armistice Day, transported his cat to a Weikert lodge caretaker, noting the cat traveled 58 miles in two weeks.
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Middleport
Union
Presbyterian Church
Clarence Swearingen
Federated Church
Pomeroy
R. C. Ditter
Isabel Fick
St. Paul's Church
Minersville
Sunbury
Armand Bruno
Kulpmont
Weikert Lodge
Bruno
Meigs County Farmers Institutes draw near record attendance
Four thousand people attended 20 sessions of five institutes in Meigs County last week. Next week four institutes will be held at Hemlock Grove Salem Center Forest Run and Long Bottom with H P Miller and Mrs Lottie Randolph as speakers. If attendance matches last week the county could near ten thousand attendees, a new record for Meigs. L L Rummell of the Ohio Farmer spoke at all institutes.
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Pomeroy — Farmers’ Institutes
Hemlock Grove
Salem Center
Forest Run
Long Bottom
Harrisonville
George W. Kreier
Meigs County
H. P. Miller
Bunbury
Lottie M. Randolph
New Lexington
Miller
Oklahoma State College
Ohio
Farm Press
Institute
Randolph
Ohio State Grange
L. L. Rummell
Ohio Farmer
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Henderson
Marvin Kelly
Wright Harmon
Randolph Ward
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Effie Wise
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J. K. Smith
South Sixth Avenue
Russell Skirk
Dayton
Minnie S&rewine
Charles Singleton
Nancy
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J. B. Downing
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Hilah
Zanesville
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Dale Werner
John Mayer
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