Iville coach Woodcock wins local class decision
In a tense local clash, coach Woodcock secures a decisive victory for Iville as Williams faced off against challenging opponents. The outcome delivers a notable consequence for the school and its team.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1941
Page
6
In a tense local clash, coach Woodcock secures a decisive victory for Iville as Williams faced off against challenging opponents. The outcome delivers a notable consequence for the school and its team.
Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce President Condon announces a formal resolution endorsing the $61.60 school bond issue on November 4 to fund a new football stadium swimming pool and vocational building. He notes the project would create jobs raise $120,000 for the town and attract regional visitors while potentially securing federal funds. also reports NYCRR trainmaster Nutting in Hoboken slight improvement after a second stroke.
A flag will be presented for display in the Meigs County Courthouse courtroom Friday morning at 19 o'clock. A public brief will follow and the October term grand jury will begin its session. This marks the first session since remodeling was completed. The event serves as a Ged'cation of the courtroom.
Rehearsal for the massing of colors for the memorial service of the Meigs County Pioneer Society will be held Friday at 7 o'clock at the Federated Church. The service will be held Sunday at 7 30 p m at the Federated Church. Final arrangements are complete except for Friday night rehearsal.
Mr and Mrs T W Benger move from Butternut Ave to the Ebwers bach property on Lincoln Hill. Ohio Power Co line crew workers who worked in Pomeroy for weeks left Tuesday night for Portsmouth. Mrs C E W Downie goes to Columbus for a conference and visits. Rev Nobel Rompel and Mrs George Heber Jones attend the conference in Columbus. Mrs Dale William Hysell and daughter return to Columbus where Mr Hysell works after visiting Bradbury and Pomeroy. Rev and Mrs John Elwood travel to Ada Ohio for a funeral then return by Friday. Evangeline Chapter Eastern Star to host a party at the Masonic Temple tonight. Drew Webster Post American Legion to install officers Monday night. Grace Episcopal Woman’s Guild meets tonight at Mrs L G Gribble’s Mulberry Ave with Mrs Harry Feiger assisting.
Middleport Amateur Gardeners Club gathered at Mrs Roy Barnes home N Third Ave with Mrs Leo Kennedy co hosting. New officers were elected led by Mrs Robert Rawlings as president and Mrs F M Cluff as vice president with Miss Elizabeth Joachim secretary and Mrs Robert Coats treasurer.
Skippy Cheseldine hosted the Grace Episcopal Church Young People's Group as Rosemary Ward presided over the session electing Peggy Storey as president joined by June Sayre as vice president Martha Elizabeth Roedell as secretary treasurer Delegates to the Youth Conference in Athens were chosen and other business noted.
Pomeroy Junior and Senior High Schools plan a combined pep session in the Junior High Auditorium during the last period Friday to cheer the team for the Friday night game against Nelsonville. Band boosters sell purple and white flags for local merchants.
The Forget-Me-Not drive by the local D.A.V. Chapter on Argonne Day was the most successful ever. Dale Mourning thanks contributors and volunteers including Boy Scout Troop 49 from Middleport, Girl Scout Troop 1 from Middleport, the Ladies Auxiliary led by Mrs. Helen Lyons, and local businesses for poster displays and support.
School officials announce higher football admission after new federal taxes. Adult prices rise to 40 cents while the 2 cent student fee remains unchanged as the tax is absorbed on the student rate.
Middleport honors student Robert Tompkins, a Middleport High School graduate, has been exempted from a chemistry course at Ohio State University after tests last week. He is a freshman, son of Mr and Mrs E R Tompkins of Main St.
Middleport Troop 1, Girl Scouts met at Bundles for Britain HQ on N Second Ave their new meeting place. They will knit afghans for the Bundles unit and join the Meigs County Pioneer Society memorial exercises in Pomeroy Oct 5. Captain Pearl Reynolds treated members to ice cream and the Jane Howell Tent Daughters of Union Veterans reported a successful game party at 10 C F Hall.
Certificate of title records show POMEROY area sold eleven new passenger cars and five new trucks in Meigs County during September, a decline from prior months likely due to model change waits. A long list of local businesses appears, followed by a public game night sponsored by the DUV on October 13 and a note that accidental deaths of people over 65 are disproportionately high.
Rev. Walter B. McCarley announces the Prince of Peace Declamation Contest will be held on or before Sunday November 9. He urges all churches and schools with contestants to submit entries now to allow time for preparation.
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