Middleport Prepares for Hard Game With Athens Friday
Middleport Yellow Jackets, second in the Southeastern Ohio League, prepare for a tough league bout with the Athens Bulldogs on Friday night. Fathers of players attend as guests, with “T” formation on display to counter Athens fast passers and runners. The Jackets, in good shape after daily practice, face a rapidly improving Athens squad and a band program under Gordon Harris will entertain.
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Savvleport
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Bulldogs
Pomeroy
Yellow Jackets
Visltors
Gallipolis
Lafan
Athens
MIS
Gordon Harris
Darton
Willl
Vinton County Court Notes and Local Business Updates
County judges and clerks names released for upcoming election. Absent and disabled voters cast about 50 ballots. expected total near 100. No changes to voting precincts. Forest fire wardens listed by forester John A. Bastian. Conservation Committee to meet Friday at 7:30 PM. Estate transfers noted. School truss examinations delayed to November 24 by Highway Patrol. Harold Jewell, inmate, up for parole consideration December 1, 1941. Mt. Vernon clothing store robbery with $600 stolen. $100 reward offered. William Barber arraigned on assault and threats. released after fines paid. About 30 draftees to Fort Hayes for physicals November 26. bus from courthouse at 8 AM. Arnold Gregory reclassified to IV-F. Donald Hensler accepted for Navy. Tuberculin tests across 1190 cattle in Winter County: three positives, 2 in Vinton Township, 1 in Jackson Township. Eleven townships tested. 3821 cattle aged. 13 head missed. seven herds refused tests.
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Cescesevee
Ade Drenes
County Board of
Claude Heeld
Vinton County
John A. Bastian
Ohio
Vinton County “Conservation Committee
Fenton E. Wonferth Lloyd
Murphy
Highway Patrol
Harold Jewell
Mayfield Reformatory
Shratter
Earl Stuck
D. C. Reed and Son
Mt.Arthur
William Barber
A. L. Chatfield
Vinton” County
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Arnold Gregory
Donald Hensler
Radcliff
U. S. Navy
Cincinnat Roauits
Winter County
Charles Hamrick
McArthur Vocational. Ag
U.S. Dept. of Agric
Ture
Vinton Township
Jackson
Halloween Social at Middleport Church Basement
Methodist Youth Fellowship and guests enjoyed a Halloween party in the church basement with table tennis and shuffleboard before a scavenger hunt. Prizes went to Rosemary Fis, Patricia McElhinney, Virginia Lat Schaaf, and Gerry Pullin, and a buffet was served by Mrs. Fisher and helpers.
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Middleport
Gerry Pullin
Mifred
Ann Wie
Norma Jean French
Patricia Sherman
Sonora
Nan Fisher
Caria ¢ Stark
Joe Young
Denver Nan
Ding
Calla Clark
Mildred
Temperance Rally Led by Loyal Legion at Presbyterian Church
Miss Margaret Sauer directs a Loyal Temperance Legion rally at First Presbyterian Church during Sunday school hour. Members present study the book Answers To Alcohol, recite the String of Pearl, and hear a resume of LTL aims. The program aims to train children aged five to fourteen in temperance and religious instruction.
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Margaret Sauer
Loyal Temperance Legion
WCTU
Exie Price
Talse
Laurel Grange Confers Degrees in Honor of Deceased Member
Laurel Grange held riveting ceremonies granting the rivet and second degrees to Dorothy Weyand Doris Radekin Martha Brooks Howard Coline and Rex Shenefield. The charter was draped for deceased member Mrs Ann Graham and refreshments followed.
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Point Rock
Jay Halliday
Ellen Little
Henry C. Little
Ironton
Reently
Curtis Young
John Bable
Pomeroy
Mary Wilcox
Columbus
Laurel Grange
Dorothy Weyand
Doris Radekin
Martha Brooks
Howard Coline
Rex Shenefield
Ann Graham
Dana Nelson
Dayton
Ora Nelson
Downie
Wesley Bobo
Chile
Kothe
Jarrett Bobo
L. V. Lowther
Mise
Wilma Foster
Alfred Foster
D. W. Morris
W. Martin
Union prayers and injuries shade town notes
Church union service planned at Syracus Presbyterian Church with joint prayers from United Brethren and nearby groups. Cecil W Rice, 30, of Crown City, injured by a truck while on a road project and treated at Holzer Hospital. Oberlin alumnus Maules Cook suffers blood poisoning from a cut. Deadlines for absent voters re announced amid confusion and apointment lines.
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Syracus Prewyterian
United Brethren
Wiggins
Minersville
Henry L. Carr
Presbyterian Church
Carr
Mawulerukl —Ranamook
G. Bernice Cook
Grand Rapids
Mich
Oberlin
Young Cook
Mary Cook
Second Ave
Bennett
Licensed To Marry LOGAN Two marriage mentions reported
A Wednesday Ohio area item notes two marriage mentions tied to Logan. Attending figures include E L Ewing district convention attendees and local club leaders such as Mrs Mohler and Martha Anderson with other named local officials and organizers listed in the fragmentary report.
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Logan
Middleport
E. L. Ewing
Ohio
Fred Fue
Algene
Mohler
Farmer
Bang
Gh.fet
Iran Stantbury
Martha Anderson
Tom W. ‘Jones
Rt. 4
Doli
Mra
E. R
Tompkins
Ter
Tom
A. A. Dill
Columbus
W. H. Juhling
Grace van Meter
Fisher Tar
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Ssenger
Middle
Royal Army Medical Corps
Vinton County Court
Middleport Social Notes
Church of Chelst
Pearl Graves
Pearl St
Graves Home
Kirby
Mary. Casto
Henderson
W. Va
Jay
Heath Methodist Church
Forest Run
Gira
Forest
MHS
Homer
Roush
Floyd Bentz
Marion
George Preston
Pete Burns
Wheelersburg
Baer
Amanda ‘Baer
Sun
Ohio River
Alfred Yeanger
William Tavin
Ed Dempsky
Mra Fowler
Frank Roush
George Baker
Fowler Confectionery
Mra. Fowler
George Batey
Daveiler
Oller
Orlie Milliron
Nelsonville
Susie Wight
Cheshire
Huntington
FE. M. Mang
Lincoln’ St
Harry Stork
Louis Fleck
Chicago
Charleston
J. P. Easley
Mary’ Jane
David Farmer
Arthur Skinner
Mr. Skinner
Young On
Frank” Kanouse
Short Fourth Ave
Mr. Kanouse
Earl Kanouse
Kanouse
LM. Minshall
Urban Despire
S. Third Av
H. A. Rothrock
Meigs County
Pomroy
Sumner
Garend Caldwell
Sarah Estella Finding
Janice Ruth
Temperance Legion
Graham Cook Tl
Albany
F& Ton
Abaent
Psp
Sheont
Apptlentons
Clover Farm
Ca Rae Me
Cala Hams
Frankfurters
Chuck Roast
Joni
Sunray
Windex
Graham
SSS
Carnation
Okgs
Collou
Mae
Hi-Ho “Encier Se
Rome
Graham Aoe
Eagemont
Sunshine Assorter
Fane
Cis
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