Meigs County Group Sent to Columbus for Induction
Meigs County registrants, including George Lemley Paul Klees and Russell Gibbs, depart for Columbus for military induction. The group also covers transport details and notes a recovery update on William Britton after a Charleston accident.
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Athens Messenger
Meigs County Group
Pomeroy
Nixe County
Columbus
George David Lemley
Paul Eugene Klees
Par- Panther
Robert Floyd Mees
Mabel Mees
Russell Roland Gibbs
Rowell
Dayton
Tranaterree
Granville
Troy Mees
Ohio
Rawell Roland Gibbs
Cheavle Ginton Romer Hollinger
Lane Acre Mar
Eugene Rickies
Maris’ Ars
Asmeabula
Willese Fate Monee
Pomeroy Personal Notices Mention Local Social Events
Pomeroy Personal notices list Miss Edith Bowen and Miss Anna Vaughan attending the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star in Cincinnati. Helen Mees leaves for Columbus to visit sisters and nephew before military service. Marguerite Meier and Lenore Hobstetter are noted for travel and hospital observation. Clinton County social ties include Presbyterial attendees, Cadet Nurse Virginia Seyfried, and a tenth anniversary gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson. Mrs. Arthur Covert hosts a Lafayette Hotel dinner in Gallipolis honoring Miss Susie Taylor bound for Louisiana.
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Cincinnati
Order of Eastern Star
Edith Bowen
Pomeroy
Anna Vaughan
Fred Blaettner
Carrie Nye
Maude Grueser
Bowen
Miss Vaughan
Education Association
Cincinna
Helen Mees
Columbus
Dorothy Mees
Reid Steinbauer
Robert Mees
Marguerite Meier
Lenore Hobstetter
Holzer Hospital
George Radekin
Vale
Ray Nicholson
Head Nicholson
Ruth Nicholson
Gerald
Max Smith
Middleport social notes and hometown notes
Middleport High School Future Homemakers of America hosted a Halloween party for 30 members and guests with games dancing doughnuts and cider. members Martha Rickman Anna Tiowell Virginia Wise Laura Scott Norma Pierce Ellen Blosser Dorothy Scott Louise Kerr Marie Greenlee reported trip to Columbus and program highlights included group aging travelogues and demonstrations. Paul Kloes of Pomeroy High School honored at dinner by Mr and Mrs W E Yeanger. several relatives attended. Open house planned Thursday noon to four at Cleveland home with Dana Daniels of Columbus and sister Mabel Wolfe among attendees.
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Homemakers of America
Middleport High School
Martha Rickman
Anna Tiowell
Virginia Wise
Laura Scott
Norma Pierce
Ellen Blosser
Dorothy Scott
Louise Kerr
Marie Greenlee
Busine
Peggy Lewis
Anna Howell
F. HA
Columbus
Singapore
FR. Harris
Greenfield
Cleveland
Dana Daniels
Mabel, Wolfe
Ross Powell
Minersville
Kloes
A. Riley, Sr
Holzer” Hospital
Riley
Warren Ellinger
Toledo
Kinet
Police officers investigated Mohthoff death with missing name
Chief Walter Wolfe was unintentionally omitted from the list of officers investigating the death of Mrs. Luther Mohthoff on Saturday evening. Sheriff Ralph Welker was first called and then summoned other officers to the case.
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Walter Wolfe
Luther Mohthoff
Ralph Welker
Smith Rites To Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Charles M. Smith will be at the Methodist Church in Long Bottom Wednesday at two o clock with interment at Sand Hill Cemetery. Daisy Smith, two sisters in Lone Cedar West Virginia and Mra Fanny Fulton of Tupper Plains attend the service.
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Pomeroy
Charles M. Smith
Dewitt’s Run
Daisy Smith
Patrick King Dies in Louisville Funeral Plans to Be Announced
Patrick King formerly of Syracuse died Sunday in Louisville Kentucky. Funeral services in Syracuse will be announced. He is survived by J L D King of Syracuse, Mrs Esther Lampkin of Cincinnati and Mrs Margaretta Spent of Los Angeles.
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Ewing
Patrick King
Syracuse
Louisville
J. L. D. King
Esther Lampkin
Cincinnati
Margaretta Spent
Los Angeles
Calif
Michigan and Purdue face off in Ann Arbor clash
In a Western Conference spotlight, Michigan meets Purdue in Ann Arbor on Saturday while a non league game at Champaign pits Notre Dame Ramblers against Illinois. The Wisconsin line upset Notre Dame last week as Illinois speeds test the Irish with a reputed fast backfield.
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Chicago
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Purdue
Champaign
Til
Notre Dame
Ramblers
Tlinois
Silini
Wisconsin
Meigs Relatives Informed of Death
Mrs. Katie Bichman aged 80 died at her Cincinnati home Sunday widow of Charles Bichman. Survived by sister Sophia Betz Middleport and brother Jacob Roller Pomeroy, plus nieces and nephews. Daughter of Jacob and Mary Roller pioneer Pomeroy residents. Services in Cincinnati Wednesday with cremation. Malcolm Roller of Middleport to attend.
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Comeroy
Pomoy
Middleport
Katie Bichman
Cincinnati
Charles Bichman
Sophia Betz
Jacob Roller
Pomeroy
Jacob
Mary Roller
Malcolm Roller
Change Residence In Middleport
Middleport notices show several residents moving within the town. Carl Gilmore family relocates from N Second Ave to Mill St after remodeling. Lewis Triplett moves from 8 Third Ave to McMaster apartment over Purity Dairy Shop. L Walker moves from Mill St to Miller apartment on S Third Ave. Harry Craig St and family relocate to Grant Locust property after selling previous home on Beach St to the Farlays. Farleys are parents of Mrs Chase, now living with the Craigs.
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Middleport
Toms
Carl Gilmore
N. Second Ave
Mill St
Lewis ‘Triplett
Third Ave
McMaster
Purity Dairy Shop
L. Walker
Miller
S. Third Ave
Harry Craig St
Harold Chase
Grant and Locust St
Chases
Beach St
Chase
Farleys
Craig Home
Funeral rites planned for Jacob Zeiher at Ewing Chapel
Funeral services for the late Jacob Zeiher, who died from injuries received in a Thursday automobile crash, will be held Wednesday at 3 PM in the Ewing Chapel. He passed away Monday at Holzer Hospital.
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Pomeroy
Lnte
Jacob Zeiher
Holzer Hospital
Ained
Ewing Chapel
Four Teams Undefeated and Unscored On in Ohio
Four Ohio high schools Cathedral Latin Austintown Fitch North Canton and Springfield Summit County remain undefeated and unscored upon through six weeks of 1944 play. Cathedral Latin leads with 155 points in five wins, while Fitch North Canton and Springfield each have shutouts and six or five wins. In week seven Fitch beat McDonald 48 0 North Canton defeated Sebring 34 0 and Springfield edged Norton 6 0.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland Cathedral
Austintown Fitch
North Caneton
Springfield
Summit Coun
Cathedral Latin
Massillon
North Canton
Fitch
McDonald
North Canton Drubbing Sebring
Springield
Norton
Parma
Lorain
Mansfield
Zaneslle
Urbane
Cour
Lakewood
Tigers
Zanesville
Coshocton
Cleveland University
Urbana
Columbus St. Charles
Cleveland Cathedral Lain
Youngstown East
Middletown
Toledo Libbey
Columbus North
Martine Ferry
Fairmont
Greenville
Canton Township
Philo
Richwood
St. Mary's
Columbus Upper Arlington
Peace Meeting To Be Held Tonight In Pomeroy
At Federated Church a county conference Victory Program for Churches begins at 2 30 and 7 30 pm The goal is to crystalize Christian thinking on victory and plans for lasting peace Speakers include Rev W Packer Baptist Marietta Rev A R Whitmore Methodist Reynoldsburg and Rev Samuel B Maier Presbyterian Orville The public is invited to attend these meetings
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Umeavor
Hms
Meigs
Mason Counties
Nolan Swackhammer
Mason County
Federated Church
Middleport Music Club
Pomeroy Choral Society
Racine
Syrax Use
Pomeroy
Middleport Organiza
Sauer
John Lambert
Robert Hartley
Ontralto
Heath Methodist Church
Middle-port
Music Club
Lambert
Federated Church, County
W.' Packer
Baptist
Marietta
A. R. Whitmore
Methodist
Reynoldsburg
Samuel B. Maier
Presbyterian
Orville
Wildcats Shine In Big Ten Debut As Young Leads
Illinois star Buddy Young races to two touchdowns and 132 yards on eight rushes in a non league win over Pittsburgh while Northwestern’s Johnny Youngwirth struggles in a 14-7 loss to Indiana. Buckeyes dominate Ohio State’s strong conference showing with top offense and defense as Illinois tops scoring with 85 points.
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Chicago
Claude
Buddy) Young
Illinois
Johnny Youngwirth
Northwestern
Wildcats
Young
Pittsburgh
Bh Youngworth
Big Ten
Indiana
Youngwirth
Inch H
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Great Lakes
Iowa
Wisconsin
Bucks
Mllnois
Trojans Hand Huskies 38-7 in Fast Sunset Clash
Southern California dominated Washington with a relentless ground and air attack. Gordon Gray sparked the rout with a 40 yard punt return and a 45 yard touchdown run as the Trojans built a 38-7 victory over the Huskies before about 10 000 spectators.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Washington
Huskies
Trojans
Nto
Gordon Gray
Trojan
Tripson Returns to Fort Pierce As Amphibs Train
Navy Cross hero Lieut John R Tripson, former Mississippi State tackle and Detroit Lions player, returns to Fort Pierce Florida amphibious base for rest and workouts He joins a game against Miami University after donning his uniform for a session, remarking it is his first time out in three years Also noted are brief campus football career highlights and a service department update on Maxwell Field coaching and fullback position choices.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
John R. Tripson
Mississippi State
Detroit Lions
Africa
Fort Pierce
Fla
Miami University
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Tripson
Maxwell Field
Ala
Maj
Jesse Yarborough
Pop ‘Turner
Norm Michael Syracuse
Paul Fein‘ver
Ohio Northern
Jim Gaffney
Tennessee
Bulldogs Travel to Gallia on Thursday
Athens High School heads to Gallipolis Thursday night for a league contest against the Blue Devils. The game, moved up a day due to a Southern Ohio Teachers Meeting, is the Bulldogs fourth league game of the season.
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Athens High School
Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Athens
Nelsonville
Jerry Cavanaugh
Cavanagh
Tim Breeze
Greyhounds
Gilmore
Emphas
Survey Program At Commerce Meeting In Pomeroy
An Inland Commerce meeting at the Martin Hotel featured a report on a Columbus conference about surveying the Pomeroy Bend area. W A Smith presided as the motion picture Synthetic Rubber was shown. The group voted to donate 25 dollars to elementary schools for health lamp purchases to be installed in several grades.
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Pomeroy
Grange Record Threatened by Illinois Star Scoring
CHAMPAIGN. The 20 year old touchdown record of Red Grange at Illinois is in danger as Claude Buddy Young, Illini sprint ace, races toward another season. Young has ten touchdowns in six games this year and four more remain on the schedule. He has scored mainly on end runs including a 62 yard and a 93 yard effort, boosting his average to 12.7 yards per carry with 546 yards on 43 attempts.
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Champaign
Red
Grange
Illinois
Ts Fe
Michigan
Claude
Buddy) Young
Illini
Ite
Ileals
Young
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Bart Malley
Rentocks
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RFD
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Wien
Menaricus
Clag Herwood Jordan
Leroy Waite
Robert
William Brit=ton
McMillan Hospital
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Paula Jean
Pomeroy Somers
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Audrey Lee Willams
Dunbar
W. Va
13Th Air Force
China
James H. Doolittle
Tokyo
D. F.C
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Claire Chennault
Pennsylvania
Colegroves Market
Middleport, Ohio
Pomeroy Personals
Miss Taylor
Arthur Covert
Lafayette Hotel
Susie. Taylor
Louisian
Malcome
Edward Wiksbury
Covert
Atte
Kenneth Roster
Barbara
Roster
Middleport Social Notes
Paul Kloes
Pomeroy High School
Purple Panthers
W. E. Yeanger
Gertie Kloes
Jessie Mitch
Edna Bartels
William Younger
Paul "Corky
America
Pomeroy Cement Block Co
F. Main
Wolves
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Auiddleport
William D. Juley
T. Ayles
Ausin Russell
Jed Russell
Bradbury
William Riley
Red Rose
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Zeiher
J. F. Blaettnar
Logan
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Wildcat
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Frank Coyne
Wisconsin Footbball
Muscoda
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Badger
Jerry Thompson
Cameron
St. Olaf's College
Minnesota
Jack Haese
Richard
Dint) Botham
Bud Elliott
Pomeroy Bend
Temple Middleport
Richard Arlen
Mary Beth Hughes
June Havoc
Dick Purcell
Shorts News
Bendvue Pomeroy
Timber Queen
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Zemo
Bill Brown
Brown
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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