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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1945
Page
2
Meigs Sportsmen to Hear Ohio Conservation Official
Meigs Chapter Izaak Walton League will host H A Ryder assistant conservation commissioner Ohio as guest speaker at the October meeting at the Boy Scout Cabin near Chester on Wednesday Oct 24 A huge blue pike fish dinner precedes the talk at 1 pm Clay Bryan and committee oversee the event Members should bring silver and cups for the meal J E White to confirm dinner reservations The chapter board met to finalize plans dues for 1946 set at 3 50 includes Ohio Conservation Bulletin initiation fees 1 50 for new members awaiting payment December marks the first year of activity with plans to boost Meigs County as a tourist center through active conservation efforts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
H. A. Ryder
State of
Ohio
Meigs
Izaak Walton
J. E. White
Charles Baird
Ohio Conservation Bulletin
United States
Izaak Walton League
Meigs County
Ohio State Falls to Purdue in Biggest Upset of Season
Ohio State, fresh off 12 straight wins, suffered a 35-15 defeat to Purdue as Cecil Isbell’s line and the backfield duo of Bob DeMose and Bill Canfield paced a rugged performance. Georgia also tumbled, Louisiana State shocked the Bulldogs 20-7 after Charley Trippi returned, while Alabama handed Torrenoe a first loss 25-7. Army, Navy, and Notre Dame kept undefeated runs, with Navy erasing Georgia Tech 20-6 and Notre Dame routing Pittsburgh 88-0. Other top teams posted varied results across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
NEW York
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Georgia
Bulldogs
Minnesota
Alabama
Purdue
Cecil Isbell
Bob DeMose
Bill Canfield
Vic Kulbitski
Gophers
Georghs
Louisiana State
Chile State
Charley Trippi
Tiger
L.U
Oumaon Tide
Tonrenmee
Maryland
Virginia Tech
Army
Navy
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Pennsylvania
Melville Torpedo Boat Raiders
Glenn Davis
Doc Blanchard
Abestion
Pittsburgh
Frankie Dincewich
Duke
Hughie Devore
Iowa
East
Columbia
Colgate
Holy Cross
Brown Temple
West Virginia
Mississippi State
Center Eagles
Virginia
Midwest
Indiana
Towa
Tulsa
Nevada
Oklahoma A.&m
Utah
Texas
Arkansas
St. Mary's
McClellan Field
Jones Rites Will Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Evans Jones wife of Senator Tom W Jones will be held Wednesday at Heath Methodist Church at two o clock with interment at Riverview Cemetery She native of Gallia County has lived in Middleport over 35 years active in church civic and social groups She leaves her husband and many relatives in Gallia County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Alice Evans Jones
Tom W. Jones
Third Ave
Heath Methodist Church
Riverview Cemetery
Heath Church
Republican Women Meet in Columbus Attended by Meigs Members
Meigs County women attended the sixth annual fall conference of the Ohio Federation of Republican Women in Columbus. Attendees included Mrs. C. E. Spencer Racine Mrs. M. E. Rathburn Rutland Mrs. Martha Gilmore Silver Run Mrs. Della Windsor Chester and Columbus and Miss Ethel Blackwood of Darwin. E. R. Lama unable to attend due to illness though improving. Senator Tom W. Jones was an visitor at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Meigs County
Ohio Federaton
Columbus
C. E. Spencer
Racine
M. E. Rathburn
Rutland
Martha Gilmore
Silver Run
Della Windsor
Chester
Ethel Blackwood
Darwin
E. R. Lama
Lama
Tom W. Jones
Meigs Eagles Observe Eleventh Anniversary Dance
POMEROY The eleventh anniversary of Meigs Aerie Eagles was celebrated Friday night Oct. 19 with more than 300 attendees at the Eagles Club Room. The Southside Eagles Orchestra of Columbus performed the show, joined by several members of the local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs Aerie Eagles
Eagles Club
Southside Eagles Orchestra of Columbus
Southside
Three Infants Baptized At Federated Church
Infants Franklin Bently Wilson Jr Susan Evelyn Hartley and the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Reibel Gallipolis were baptized at the Federated Church Sunday morning. Mrs Ben Neutzling and Robert Hartley presented an organ and piano duet during the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Federated Church
Franklin Bently Wilson,Jr
Susan Evelyn Hartley
Louis Reibel
Gallipolis
Ben Neutzling
Robert Hartley
Two Meetings Scheduled For Tuesday By Pomeroy Groups
The Senior Shakespeare Club plans a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Homer Carleton's Mulberry Ave home. The Women’s Auxiliary of the Drew Webster Post American Legion meets Tuesday evening at the Legion Hall. The Navy and Army are vying for an attendance record.
Pomeroy Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Football
Mrs George Howell visits Detroit with Mayor Howell before returning to Pomeroy. Ohio University students, including Story and Conde, attend the Pomeroy-Oak Hill football game. Soldiers Story and Conde board in the Army. Marion Kesterson sends a travel map from France to Austria while with the 42nd Rainbow Division. Local residents travel, visit hospitals, and attend college games and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howell
Carl Erickson
Detroit
Howell
Pomeroy
Pomeroy-Oak Hill
Betty Mae Couch
Lois Ann Neutzling
Betsy Ebersbach
Rosemarie Nease
Patty Watson
Mary McCallum
Barbara Meinhart
Bob Story
Gene Conde
Ohio University
Athens
Story
Conde
PHS
U.S. Army
Dorothy Phillips
Cleveland
Meele Bahr
Roy Beizing
J. E. D. Hartinger
Unio
Donald Ridenour
California
Chester
Pomperoy
Phe
Marion A. Kesterson
France
Germany
Pfe. Keeterson
Smith's
Mfr
Kesterson
Austria
Meigs Eagles Dance Night At Odd Fellows Hall
Friday’s event at Odd Fellows Hall featured the Meigs Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles anniversary celebration along with a high school dance and performances by Margaret and her Rhythm Makers attracting local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles
Margaret
Her
Odd Fellows Hall
Musical Playlet Is Given By Middleport Pupils
Middleport pupils in third and fourth grade, under Miss Lois Cecil, present a musical playlet The Cobbler and the Elves adapted from folk music of Berta Elsmith during the PTA Fathers Night program. The Cobbler and his wife journey through the Land of Make Believe, to the delight of the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Lois Cecil
Virginia Mayes
Hilbert Hayes
Berta Elsmith
PTA
Land of Make Believe
Pomeroy Pictures Stern Nazi Camp Talk at Cheshire Baptist
Oscar Stern 58, a Christian Jew, will speak at Ches hire Baptist Church on Wednesday Oct 24 at 8 p.m. Admission is free. An open forum follows his address where he will recount Nazi prison camp experiences and his liberation four years ago. His wife remains in Germany. A large cast and chorus from local schools perform in the accompanying program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Oscar Stern
Cheshire Baptist Church
Stern
Germany
Europe
Firefighters Respond to Fires in Pomeroy and Middleport
The Pomeroy fire department was called to Dayton Will's home Saturday evening where leaves had been set afire accidentally. In Middleport the fire department responded to a blaze at the B and I Cab on Second Street around 8 am to extinguish a burning taxi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Dayton Will
Middleport
B&i
Second St
Hold Family Reunion To Honor Veteran Son Parker
The Parker family gathers for a reunion honoring Cpl. Thomas Parker who has received honorable discharge after 30 months in the ETO. Present are relatives Herman Kasper and Gayle Parker of Dayton, Hugh Ferguson and Geraldine Parker, Clea Conley and Cheryl Jane Parker of Columbus, and Jeannine and Sonny Parker at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pearl Parker
Cpl
Thomas Parker
ETO
Herman Kasper J
Gayle Parker
Dayton
Hugh Ferguson
Geraldine Parker
Clea Conley l
Cheryl Jane Parker
Columbus
Jeannine
Sonny Parker
Mother's Club Elects Officers at Meeting
The Middleport Mothers Club elected new members including Mrs. James Keffer Mrs. Barl McKinley Mrs. James Pullen and Mrs. Frank Wilson. Mrs. L W McComas presided. A 35 contribution to the National War Fund was approved and 20 members attended a dessert meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Delmas Hildebrand
Mothe Club
M James Daniels
Edward MelIntosh
Charles Hauck
L. W. McComas
James Keffer
Barl McKinley
James Pullen
Frank Wilson
National War Fund
Hope for Museum Encouraged by Meigs Pioneer Society
At a Meigs County Pioneer Society executive board meeting at Mrs. E. W. Kingsland's home a letter from H c Sherrene of the Ohio State Archaeology and Historical Society offered best wishes and support for a river country museum in Meigs County. The group also heard an original poem by Hallam in memory of late member David Williams and visited the Ewing Funeral Home to view the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrone
Hallam
David Williams
Meigs County
Jeroup
Ewing
Carbondale Personal And Social Notes
Sunday sinner guests of Mr and Mrs George Barber were Clyde Barber Detroit Mr and Mrs James Barber Ison Alan New Marshfield Mildred and Betty Barber Columbus Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams were Mr and Mrs Roger Williams daughter Judith Sidney and Richard Williams Chicago Pearl Stanley has left for Texas after spending a furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Stanley Mr and Mrs Denny Lowry Barberton are visiting Mr and Mrs Don Lowry Mrs Electa Arnold The Jap Zero gets its name from the two zeros of its model number 700
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
George Barber
Clyde Barber
Detroit
James Barber
Ison
Alan
New Marshfield
Mil Idred
Betty Barber
Columbus
Ralph Williams
Roger Williams
Judith
Sidney
Richard Williams
Chicago
Pearl Stanley
Texas
Albert Stanley
Denny Lowry Barberton
Don Lowry
Electa Arnold
Fullerton's Roundup and Pro Football Notes From 1946
Fullerton's roundup reports on GI basketball venues in Germany including a Hitler hall converted to a gym for Company A of the 269th Engineering Battalion, plus other Third Army indoor courts in Bamberg and Hof. Also notes Al Drulis of the Chicago Cardinals, Dean Davidson at Woodberry Forest, Keaney Jr. benching Watertown players, young Scott High players in Toledo, Sid Luckman with mask issues, and Joe Louis signing for a title defense without a manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Hitler Beer Hall
Munich
269Th Engineering Battalion
G. I
Germany
Bamberg 15Th Corps
406Th Regiment
Hof
Bavaria
Third Army
Dean Davidson
Woodberry Forest School
Virginia
Washington-Lee High
Arlington
Dean
Frank Keaney
Rhodes Island Statehill
Watertown
Mass
Frank
Scott High
Toledo
Johny
Billy
Ray
Chris
Xennia
Sid Luckman
Bears
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Toledo Waite Leads Ohio High Schools With 42 Victory
Toledo Waite moved closer to the mythical Ohio high school football title by beating Toledo Woodward 42 to 40. Cleveland Cathedral Latin and Holy Name were unbeaten, Massillon, Canton McKinley, and Warren posted key results, Massillon routing Mansfield 40 to 6, Canton McKinley defeating Akron Central 61 to 6, and Warren beating East Cleveland Shaw 21 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Harrison
Associated Press
Toledo
Waite
Ohio
Woodward
Cleveland
Canton
Massillon
Warren
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Holy Name
Canton McKinley
Mansfield
Akron Central
East Cleveland Shaw
Canton McKinley coach Schwartz leaves for military service
Floyd Schwartz Walder, head coach at Canton McKinley High School, left his post when he entered military service in 1942. Superintendent Hesse J. Mason reported today that Schwartz will not return to McKinley after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Floyd Schwartzwalder
Canton McKinley High School
MecKinsey
Hesse J. Mason
Mihalo Wins 40 Kilometer National AAU Walk Championship
William Mihalo of Detroit captured the 40 kilometer national AAU walking title for Thompson Products Co. A.C. He completed the 24 mile course in three hours 57 minutes and five seconds, shaving eight minutes and 55 seconds off the previous record. Montana led the nation in gem production in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
William Mihalo
Detroit
Mihalo
Thompsson Products Co. A.C
Spencer Foxhound Wins Crown
Spencer Foxhound Anna Pearl owned by J H Depue of Spencer West Virginia wins No 1 hound in the all age group at the 26th annual Ohio State Foxhunters Association dog trials. The four day event drew 181 entries with Blaze Lulu Belle Buzzard Slave Tough Branham Anna May Sun Dial Linnie Renna Dixie Joe Heels and Sir Robert among the top contenders. A separate line notes pedestrians take longer to cross mid block than at the corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzard Slave
L. F. Davis
Beaver
Tough Branham
Hugh Hay
Coshocton
Anna May
George Lantz
Sciotoville
Sun Dial Linnie
Ben Dis
Wellston
Renna
Jack Stockham
Friendship, C
Dixie Joe Heels
E. J. Parsons
Dunbar
W.va
Sir Robert
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Charles Lvwranson
Buddy ‘Thomas
Carl Taylor
Lawrence’ ‘McKinney
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Jean Mil‘er
Mary Jane Young
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Ray van Cooney
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Ruth Ward
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Jane Singer
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Ronnie Fustz
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Barbara Bowles
May Bailey
Bonnie Keller
Sally Sauer
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Bob Hayes
Judy Jacobs
Billy Fink
Eugene Quillin
Harry Glaze
Carolyn Beard
Brady Huffman
Billy Rathburn
Roxie Price
Violet Flowers
Jean Ann Wiseman
Elaine Walburn
Sidney Klees
John Lewis
Larry Baker
George Ed Greenlee
Ruby Yeanger
Charles Wayland
Roger Long
Sharon Riley
Betty Shafer
Joanna Nobles
Ruth Ann Powell
Jack Lloyd
Helen Botin
Alberta Little
Mildred Simmons
Betty Jackson
Paul Grover
Kathryn Payne
Denver Rollins
Jim Lewis
Joan Kennedy
Marcella Taylor
Franklin Weaver
Harry Farra
Charles Smith
Iris van Cooney
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New York Central Railroad
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C.' 'O. Fisher
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Grace Furbee
Mother’s Club
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Spencer Foxhound
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