Meigs County 4 H Leaders Honored For Service
Meigs County recognizes 4 H leaders at a Recognition Dinner held at the American Legion Hall. Whitney Ingraham presided, awards included service pins and 100 percent completion certificates for clubs such as Alfred Sewing and Columbia Make It. The program celebrated volunteers from Pine Grove, Victory Salad, WHALE, Sewing Belles, Reedsville Pioneers, and the Pine Grove 4 H Club with merit pins and club flags.
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EROY
Newwaniton
Weaere
Sieg County
Aerican” Legion
Neege County
Sumer
Progran
Rous Wrigh
Athens County
Ana
Everine
S & Nah
Antion
Perse
Whitney Ingraham
3He Tuner
Gommittee
Legion “Auxiliary
Howard Nolan
Meigs County Home Extension
Mary Jan Meredith
Betty Anne Jacobs
Ingraham
Lisses Giadys
Faye Pickens
Marian Meredith
Blakeslee
C. N. Jones
H. B. Starkey
C. E. Blakeslee
George Genheimer
Pine Grove
Winderson
Middleport High School
FLA
Clyde Stout
Tppers Plains
PPA
Nolan
Blakes Jee
Eleanor Knight
Dorothy Barnes
G. Guthrie
Marlene Wolfe
Irene Morgan
Whale
Clun
Reedsville
Lucy Kibble
Kq's
Thelma Orr
Witale
Morning Star
Vernon Nease
Alfred Sewing Club
Genevieve + Guthrie
Hoyttown Stichers
Sylvia Midkiff
Clara Baer
Harriet Pullins
Sewing Belles
Pomeroy Nationals
Buren
Howard
Wright
Athens
Edison Hobstetter
Theodore Reed
Howard Knight
Fred. Reed
Tom Porter
Four Accepted After Service Tests at Columbus
Four registrants passed pre induction examinations in Columbus this week. Unofficial reports say those who qualified will await call by the local draft board.
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Pomera—Ur
Concert Opens Middleport Music Club Season
Middleport Music Club announces a joint concert featuring organist Jarley and mezzo soprano Tartley at Heath Methodist Church on Tuesday evening October 31. Mrs Lambert and Mrs Tartley perform solo works, with both artists new to local audiences. A reception follows chaired by Mrs D C Miller with co chairs Mrs Roller and Mrs Smart.
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Iarley
Heath Methodist Church
Middleport
Future Homemakers of America Initiation Night at High School
The Future Farmers of America chapter held its annual initiation in the high school auditorium on October 24. Seven freshmen earned Teen Hand Degrees and five members received Chapter Farm vests. A hay ride to Sta Park followed with Wieners, buns, and pop served. Sixty attendees included advisors Mise Pickens, Mr Nolan, Mrs Howard Nolan, and Dale Lee.
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Tacune
Nacine
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
Sta Park
Portland
Mise Pickens
Laudermilk Funeral to be Held Tuesday in Columbus
Funeral services for Sallie Laudermilk 52 who died at University Hospital Columbus after a brief illness will be Tuesday at two o'clock in Ewing Chapel. The Rev Ralph Kuether will conduct the service. Survivors include children Alma Jefferson Virginia Radford Harry John Betty Laudermilk all of Columbus Ted of Triadelphia W VA and Clarence in U S Army in France. Also sister Mrs Lillie Sprouse and uncle James Snow of Pomeroy with grandchildren and other relatives.
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Rumenur
Arts
Sallie Laudermilk
University Hospital
Columes
Ewing Chapel
Ralph Kuether
Laudermikere
Alma
Jefferson
Virginia Radford
Harry
John
Betty Laudermik
Columbus
Ted
Triadelphia
W. Va
Clarence
U.S. Army
France
Lillie Sprouse
James Snow
Pomeroy
Christmas Party Date Set by Drew Webster Legion Auxiliary
The Auxiliary of the Drew Webster Post American Legion announced December 6 as the date for a Christmas party to which Legionnaires are invited. Preparations were made for a joint affair, with hostesses for the next Auxiliary meeting listed as Laura and Mary Jean Watson, Lois Bradford, Virginia Brown, Gladys Crooks Hayman, Imma Duckworth, Rach hazel Clark, crooks, Eva Vargas, Jaimes. James T. Curtis, former Chicago police officer and resident here for 23 years, died Saturday. The Pomeroy Public Library will host Book Week events November 16 to 23, with a tribute to Sam of Cleveland and the community’s effort to support booksellers.
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Drew Webster
American Legion
Auxiliary
Laura
Mary Jean Watson
Lois Bradford
Virginia Brown
Gladys Crooks Hayman
Imma Duckworth
Rachhazel Clark
Crooks
Eva Vargas
Jaimes
James T. Curtis
Chicago
Mr. Curtis
Jon Thousale
Linear Troughout
America
Sam
Cleveland
Ukhartr
Pomeroy Social Notes Shows Local Halloween Events And Visits
Pomeroy social items report a Halloween party hosted by Mrs Albert Martin for her children with prize winners named, a Stitch and Chatter Club public games night on Locust Street, and numerous local visits. Other notes mention parish and civic events, travel, and family guests including Mrs George Drumheller in town from Pittsburgh and friends visiting from Columbus and Painesville.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
William Woodard
Locust St
Mrs. Martin
Albert Martin
Ronald
Albert Jr
Madelyn
Bernice Ann Sheridan
Shirley Hunnel
Margaret Ann Hysell
Mary Kay Hood
Peggy Persinger
Betty Jo Persinger
Margaret Ann
Lydia
Barbara Tysell
Peggy
Betty Persinger
Dorothy
Mary Grueser
Linda Sue Smith
Gale Stivers
Jane Spencer
Pauline Watson
Marian Bennett
Carolyn
Janice Roush
Walburn Phillips Engaged in Midwestern Middleport
Middleport County commissioner and Mrs Charles Walburn announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Marcella Walburn to William Phillips son of Mr and Mrs Pearl Phillips of Minersville The couple will wed early in November Both bride and fiancé work at General Chemical Defense Corporation Point Pleasant The bride attended Middleport High School and business school in Columbus
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Middleport
Charles Walturn
Marcella
William Phillips
Pearl Phillips
Minersville
Miss Walburn
Middleport High School
Gleen Lan
Columbus
General Chemical Defense Corporation
Point Pleasant
Field Trials Set for November in Albany area
Field trials scheduled for November 11 to 12, hosted by the J. Dailey farm three miles west of Albany on Route 50. Judges Bill Windsor and Ollie Neimyer to oversee shooting dog runs, with a derby Sunday and all age event. Local meals on grounds, entries via C A Parker, association president. Linda Beaver birthday observed at Athens County kindergarten with treats. partygoers included families and church group.
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Linda Beaver
Will
Athens County
Linda
Parker
Bill Windsor
New Philadelphia
Ollie Neimyer
Prospect
Albany
Funeral Rites Held for W C Childers Former Middleport Resident
Funeral services for W. C. Childers, former Middleport resident and engine inspector on the NYCAR, were held in Butler. Relatives attending included Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Minerva Childers, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Burdette of Leon.
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Middlepoict
W. C. Childers
Middleport
Butler, i
Reynolds
Minerva Childers
Guy Burdette
Leon
Miami University Seeks Unbeaten Season in Ohio Tilt
The article notes Miami University of Oxford chasing an unbeaten season while Ohio Wesleyan and DePauw loom in the final two games for the Redskins, with Miami’s 16 to 0 win over Denison sealing top intrastate status. It outlines other week matchups including Baldwin-Wallace at Ohio Wesleyan and Denison versus Capital, plus results from Wooster, Wilberforce, and Muskingum games.
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Columbus
Miami University of Oxford
Redskins
Sam
Naval
Marine
Ohio Wesley
DePauw
Miami
Denison
Big Red
Gran- Mille
Baldwin- Wallace
Ohio Wesleyan
Sched
Oho
Wilberincoln
Universin Wallace
Case
Rochester
Lin
Wooster
Dick Enzminger
Bill Ellwood
Scots
Baldwin-Wallace
Yellow ¢ Jackets
Capital
Muskingum
Muskies
Wilberforce
Tennessee
Transfers Wreck Many Teams in College Football Upsets
The national slate was shaken by naval and Marine transfers affecting rosters this week. Army and Navy prepare for Notre Dame without Chick Maggioli, whose 65 yard run helped the Irish beat Illinois 18 to 7. Michigan routed Purdue 40 to 14, Penn State and others shuffle through losses and roster changes as Navy, Coast Guard and Marine Corps trainees join or depart squads.
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New York
Naval
Marine
Army
Navy
Middies
Notre Dame
Chick Maggioli
Baltimore
Maggiolls
Bob Rent
Storrid
Hlinois
Duke
Villanova
Philadelphia
Michigan
Purdue
Pennsylvania
Bob Wiese
Bob Nussbaumer
Jim Aliber
Boilermakers
Washington
California
Keith Decourdty
Golden Bears
Alameda Coast Guard
Yale
Dartmouth
Ells
Penn State
West Virginia
Marine Corps
Chicago Bears
Nols
Indiana
Northwestern Consin
Illinois
Iowa
Gre Lakes
Ohio State
Michigan Purdue
Northwestern
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Ft. Warren
Bricker To Speak In Ohio In Campaign Push
President Roosevelt may campaign in Cleveland as Bricker visits Ohio for four major speeches. Gov. John W. Bricker will speak in Toledo on Nov 1 with further stops in Youngstown, Akron, and Cleveland. Republicans rely on Bricker to energize industrial centers.
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Ohio
Roosevelt
Cleveland
John W. Bricker
Toledo
Youngstown
Akron
Bricker
Pomeroy Students Return After Three Day Break
Holiday ends as Pomeroy public schools resume classes after a three day pause. Friday night the Purple Panthers game drew fans, with local officials meeting to discuss subsidies to public schools. In Columbus an automobile killed seven year old William Suhn in front of his home yesterday.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Public
Hell
Purple Panthers
Hind
Ohio Group of Resolutions
Columbus
P—An
Willian Suhn
Forest Suhn
Irish Krieger Hosts Weekly Rules Show on WHKC
Irish Krieger, renowned football official and former Ohio University product, hosts a Monday 7:30 PM program on WHKC Columbus discussing Saturday game plays and rules. He is the foremost rules authority, secretary of the National Collegiate Football Rules Committee, and has authored two rule books. He officiates major games nationwide.
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F. 5
Krieger
Ohio University
WHKC
Columbus
Luckman Helps Bears Down Rams in Cleveland Test
Sid Luckman returning from service aided the Chicago Bears as they defeated the Cleveland Rams 28 to 21. Luckman completed 10 of 18 passes for 114 yards, including a touchdown pass to Connie Mack Berry, while the Bears sought revenge after an earlier 19 to 7 defeat.
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Cleveland
Rams
Tony Canadeo
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Sid Luckman
Hack
York Grange Holds Meeting with Local Notes
York Grange met Oct. 20 with poems read and a talk by Ross Wright on the way and drive. Next meeting set for Nov. 3 by Master Ed Howard. Residents and visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Conway of Columbus and others from Athens, Nelsonville, Carbondale, and Columbus.
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Oak Grove
York Grange
Ross Wright
Ed Howard
Earl Conway
Columbus
George S Ruthers and Daughters
Athens
George Thornton
John Forbes
Hall
Nelsonville
Forbes
B. J. Hall
Ed Juniper
Andrews
Nett
Earl Mourne
Daugh- Wilton
Carbondale
Gene
Teal Wilson
Sun“Nie
Charles Wendell
Clayton Murphy
Hod Smith
Vacy Nanna
Beatrice Dishongin
Charles Hart
Ttarium
Harold Nanna Charlie Huddy
Farm Labor Scarcity To Continue After War
Brig an Philip G. Brunton, director of the War Food Administration, predicted Saturday that farm labor scarcity will persist for a year after the war. He said there will be some curtailment of foreign and immigrant labor on farms next year.
Unbeaten Teams Trimmed to Twenty In College Football
The gridiron list of unbeaten and untied programs shrank to twenty as Washington Tulsa Pennsylvania Lincoln Neb Air Field and the Third Air Force were added to the life list.
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New York
University of Washington
Tulsa
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
Neb
Air Field
Third
Air Force
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Meigs Co
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Acon
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LS. Powelson
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Lucy’ Kibble
Sisson
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Mo Faye
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Anderson
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George
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Alfred Stew
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Ross Hunter
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Patrie Knowles
Bob Crosby
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Pomeroy Social Notes
J. M. Club
George Drumheller
Pittsburgh
William H. Reuter
Rutland Road
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Charles Baird
Patrick Lochary
Theodore ‘Reed
Charles Gibbs
J. FE. D. Hartinger
Max ‘Sanborn
Episcopal Vestry
Berry Hotel
Bishop Ward
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Harrisonvill
Veteran's Hospital
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FE. Hi. Reuter
P. F. Stanley
Grand Lodge
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Columb Sue
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Lancaster Municipal Hospital
E. D. Mccullough
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Daughters of
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C.M. Hoover
Painesville
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Widdleport Social Notes
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C.C. Chapsman
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R .Burton
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Stalloween
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Fora Mills
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William Haptonstall
J.C. Leonard
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Dale Mourning
Ralph Zundel
Mivuseport
Lyston Pullen
John Carroll College
A. R. Pullen
Fred. Klein
Denison Uniersity
Granville
P. Klein
Ranville
Dale William Hysell
Janice Ruth
Ronnie
Seattle Wash
Ice Hysell
Hysell
Harley Hysell
Thomas F. Lewis
Lewis
Spent Wit
Tc Fisher
Stansbury
Phary Sith
Middleport Board of Education
M. B. Brown
Claude Fleming
French Ave
Jackonville
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Arthur Hildebrand
Grandpn
Lawrence Brand
Huntington
Yard
Thomas Young
Elaine Young
O Ut
Messenger Sports
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Ram
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Irish Krieger
Luckman
Bears
Beaco
F. J. Beasley CO
Brucks
Glouster
Pico Wholesale Co
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