Pomeroy Opens Grid Year With Win Over Mason City
Pomeroy Panthers defeat Wahama 34 to 0 in a season opener under lights. Dick Ash stars on offense with strong line play from Lehew Jenks and English, while Wahama shines despite inexperience. Panthers dominate with 385 total yards to Wahama’s 168, multiple scorers and a first game showcase.
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Pomeroy
Mason City
Wahama
Panthers
Robert R. Roberts
Pomeroy Panthers
Panther
Dick Ash
Wahama Johnson
Roush
Dudding
Cartwright
Yeager
Falcons
Ash
English
Hunnel
P.hs
Davis
B. Ohlinger
Stivers
Pomeroy Wahama
Mahama
Wahana Lehew
LE Jenks
Howard
Bumgardner
White
Yonker
Genhemer
Ce Cartwright Dailey
Smith Rose
Sprouse
Ohlinger
Dudding Stivers
Bahe
Johnson Pomeroy
Ohlinger le- Holter
Wright
Rosenbaum
Hennessy
Sapp
Slack
E Ash
Wahamo
Jeffers
Stewart
Brown Headhinesman Jones
Meigs Young People Enroll at Ohio U
Evading dangers at Pomeroy Bend locals relocate to Athens as Ohio University opens for autumn term. Names listed include Martha Roedel, Rosemarie Nease, Peggy Stois, Mary McCallum, Lois Neutzling, Betty Couch, Boots Lee, Robert Stivers, Tommy Bowen, Earl Teaford, Charles Stanley, Ed Story, Eugene Conde and others.
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Pomeroy
Euxodus
Pomeroy Bend
Ohio University
Athens
Bets Ebersbach
Martha Elzabeth Roedel
Rosemarie Nease
Peggy Stois
Mary McCallum
Lois Ann Neutzling
Betty Mae Couch
Boots Lee
Revine
Robert Stivers
Tommy Bowen
Earl Teaford
Charles Stanley
Ed Story
Eugene Conde
Tigers and Cubs Poised for World Series Clash in October
Detroit holds a lead with two weeks left as Chicago and Detroit loom as front runners. Washington Senators and St. Louis Cardinals chase, while Boston, New York and Philadelphia battle for late-season spots amid doubleheaders and shifting pennant hopes.
Sheets Funeral Held This Afternoon
POMEROY Sers ces too them Sheets 88 were held this afternoon at Freersand Funeral Home. A former member of the Columbus police Lorre Tom had resided in Florida before removal to the Riverview Rest Home where his death occurred Saturday. Only one relative Mrs George Sauer survives. HOLD CHILD S RITES Betty Jo Ebersbach three day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ett Ebersbach died at Holzer Hospital Saturday Burial was at Bradford Cemetery. ACTION DISMISSED Jesse Ro Will v June Will in Meigs County Common Pleas Court was disrupted Saturday.
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Freersand Fueneral
Mirihe
Columbus
Tom
Florida
Tle Riverview
Woose
Frank Fusate
Mulberry Ave
George Sauer
Mileport
Betty Jo
Ett Ebersbach
Holzer Hospital
Bradford Cemetery
Jesse Ro Will
June Will
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Forget-me-not fundraiser by DAV chapter in Meigs County
The Meigs Chapter No. 53 Disabled American Veterans will sell forget-me-not flowers in Pomeroy and nearby towns on Saturday September 22 to raise funds for the rehabilitation of disabled veterans from World War I. Commander Jack Thomas urges community support and notes proceeds fund the chapter's rehabilitation program and free claims assistance.
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Meigs County
iMeigs
Jack Thomas
DAV
Pomeroy
Middeport
D.A.V
Calvin Coolidge
Congress
Howard Keller Dies In Bucyrus Crash
Howard A. Keller 57 division engineer of the State Highway Department Ashland district died after being struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive at a Bucyrus crossing last week. He served as Crawford County engineer four years and was appointed district engineer after Gov. Lausche took office. He lived in the Cross apartments on 8 Second Ave while working under Karl Rothermond at the West Virginia Ordnance Works for E B Badger Construction Company.
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Howard A. Keller
State Highway Department
Ashland
Bucyrus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Keller
Frank J. Lausche
Crawford County
Cross
Second Ave
Karl Rothermond
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Point Pleasant
E. B Badger Construction Company
Jackets Will Meet Big Blacks Tonight
Middleport prepares for a football game against Point Pleasant. Kickoff is at p.m. with the Middleport marching band performing flag raising before kickoff and at halftime under director Bernard Krinke.
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Middleport
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Big Blacks
Point Pleasant
Bernard Krinke
Parmelee Family Leaves Middleport for Lansing and New York
Mr and Mrs Frank Parmelee and daughter Sue depart Middleport Monday for a two week vacation in Lansing Michigan. Afterward Mr Parmelee will be reassigned by the General Chemical Corporation in New York. The family had lived on Pearl Street on property owned by the Misses Hulda and Edith Klein with noted flower gardens.
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Middleport
General Chemical Defense Corporation
Point Pleasant
Frank Parmelee
Sue
Lansing
Mich
Parmetee
New York
General Chemical Corporation
Hulda
Turner Speaks on Legislation at Hemlock Grange Meeting
State Representative Benjamin F. Turner was principal speaker at Hemlock Grange Friday night. He explained legislative measures including the Bangs bill the fox control bill and other bills to the group.
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Pomeroy
Benjamin F. Turner
Hem Loch Grange
Pomeroy Duties Install Officers at Srey Webster Post
Installation set for 1945 45 as Don Speeds becomes post commander Ernest Lallance ends two year tenure dues payable and refreshments after the meeting Legionnaires urged to attend Middleport Amateur Gardeners Club to meet Sept 18 at Lincoln Street home Two papers on Evergreens and Medicinal and Industrial Plants to be presented by Mrs Frank Wilson and Mrs Harold Lohse
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Don ‘Speeds
Srey Webster
Levi
Ernest Lallance
Middleport
Amateur Gardeners Club
Frank White
Lincoln St
Frank Wilson
Harold Lohse
Flagpole Repainted by Earl Genheimer in Pomeroy
The tall flagpole in the upper parking area has a fresh coat of paint after volunteer work by Earl Genheimer. Genheimer, a painter, again donated his services this fall to undertake the hazardous maintenance.
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Pomeroy
Earl Genheimer
Genheimer
Pomeroy Social Notes Luncheon at Grace Episcopal Church
Women of Grace parish in Pomeroy and St. Peter's in Gallipolis invited to luncheon at Grace Episcopal Church parish house at 1 pm to hear Mrs Rogan president of the Diocesan Women's Auxiliary. Also present are regional director Miss Bull and Cincinnati supplies director Mrs Buchanan.
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Pomeroy
Women of Grace
St. Peter's Parish
Gallipolis
Grace Episcopal Church
Roger K. Rogan
Woman's Auxiliary
Diocese of
Southern Ohio
Rogan
Glendale
Ohio
Gertrude Bull
Ironton
Stanley Buchanan
Cincinnati
C. P. Lochary
Grace Auxiliary
Capt Delbert A Russell Receives Bronze Star For X Ray Therapy
Mr and Mrs Griff C Russell announce their son Captain Delbert A Russell has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal for outstanding work in x ray therapy in Italy. A graduate of Ohio State University, he studied further at a Richmond medical college before enlisting with the 45th General Hospital in February 1942. He remains in Naples with his unit while his parents anticipate his return home soon. His wife resides with her parents in Cleveland.
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Middleport
Griff C. Russell
Delbert A. Russell
Italy
Russell
Ohio State University
Richmond
45Th General Hospital
Naples
Captain Russell
Cleveland
Middleport Youths Entered at Ohio U
Mid deport youths from Middleport are enrolling at Ohio University Athens and Capital University. Patricia Sher ann Barbara Mermhart Norma Jean French Janet Dillard Mary Ohlinger Martha Ohlinger accompanied by Mrs Paul Smart as their daughters enter Capital University. Susan Allensworth travels to Columbus for arrangements to enter Ohio State University to study Physical therapy.
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Middleport
Ohio University
Athens
Patricia Sherann
Barbara Mermhart
Norma Jean French
Janet Dillard
Mary
Martha Ohlinger
Paul Smart
Physlis
Columbus
Capital University
Susan Allensworth
Ohio State University
League Leaders in Batting and Fielding for 1940s Baseball
The Associated Press cites top performers in the National and American Leagues. Key figures include Cavarretta of Chicago leading batting in the NL with 338 runs, Holmes of Boston with 208 hits and 25 home runs, and Schoendienst of St. Louis with 24 stolen bases. In the AL Stirnweiss of New York leads runs and hits, with Etten driving in 98 RBIs and Stephens of St Louis hitting 23 home runs.
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Cavarretta
Chicago
Iolmes
Boston
Walker
Brooklyn
Holmes
Schoendienst
St. Louis
Brecheen
Dickshot
Cuesinello
Stirnweiss
New York
Etten
Stephens
Louis
Myatt
Washington
Wesleyan And Oberlin Going Strong
Oberlin's Yeomen beat Rochester 27 to 12 in a strong showing as Wesleyan earned its second win with a 46 to 0 defeat of Denison. Bowling Green fell 14 to 15 to Baldwin Wallace while Ohio Wesleyan also beat Fletcher Hospital and led the standings with another victory.
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Rochester
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Fletcher General Hospital
Jim Wade
Bishops
Yellow Duckets
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results
National League results list Pittsburgh versus New York and Boston, Cincinnati, Chicago, St Louis matches with scores. American League notes St Louis and New York games plus Chicago Boston Washington Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia results show multiple scores and innings.
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New York
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Cincinnai
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Chcago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
American St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
National Club
St. Lows
American Club
Detroit Aenea
Snead Wins Southwest In Golf Tourney For 2000 War Bonds
Sammy Snead of Hot Springs Virginia captured the Southwest Invitation Golf Tournament with a 12 hole score of 277 earning 2000 in war bonds. Vic Ghezzi and Ben Hogan tied for second with 286 Byron Nelson of Toledo finished with 288. In tennis the US team beat South America four matches to three Francisco Segura upset Frankie Parker in three sets.
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Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Los Angeles
U. S
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
Heusdor
Frankie Parker
Stars Of Yesterday From The Associated Press Baseball Roundup
Wolff pitched five hitters as Senators beat Detroit 3-2 in the opener Trout’s ninth inning relief forced a game tying and winning run on base in a 5-4 Detroit victory Lowrey’s single drove in the winning run for the Cubs as they beat Brooklyn 3-2 Wyse earned his 20th win in the nightcap Phillies’ pinch hit single drove in the ninth inning winner Pirates beat Giants 3-2 on 15th homer Shupe scored twice and drove in a run in Braves 4-3 win over Reds Lake man singled in the 11th for the Reds in a 5-4 win over Cincinnati Indians blanked A’s 3-0 and Siebert homered helping the A’s collapse in a 7-4 nightcap win
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Associated Press Sports
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Associated Press
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AL Lakeman
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Cincinnati
LakeMan
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Foxhounds to contest at 10th field trials and beach show
Preparations are underway for the tenth annual foxhound field trials and beach show sponsored by the Pike County Fish and Game Protective Association on their 150 acre farm two miles west of Waverly. The event runs Saturday and Sunday September 29 and 30 with a large turnout expected and daybreak competitions. A bench show Saturday night awards ribbons and a challenge cup. field winners receive a challenge cup and cash prizes.
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Pike County Fish and Game Protective Association
Waverly
Sleepers in the baseball draft and service time rules
Fullerton discusses how minor league service time affects draft eligibility and notes that returning veterans can count their military service toward draft status creating potential bargains. He also remarks on Packers tests, Hutson’s comment on Moss, and a Giants exhibition tease with Yanks in Lynn. Lt Col Noble Riggs, after serving in multiple campaigns, volunteers for occupation duties over a Lions offer.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Football Saturday Major Scores
Gaza Lakes 2. ai Transport Command Nashville 13. Fort Pierce Navy Amphibs 10. Baylor 40 Blackland Army Air Field 0.
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Ai Transport Command
Nashville
Fort Pierce
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Navy
Baylor
Blackland Army Air Field
Reward Defeats Busher in Will Rogers Mile at Hollywood Park
Racing notes report Reward beat Busher by a neck to win the $36,90 added Will Rogers mile at Hollywood Park with $25,000 added. Busher earned $36,000 second money and set a new all time money win record for fillies, surpassing Top Flight. War Date won the Beldame Handicap at Aqueduct for $30,000 added. Light of Morn finished second, with another horse third.
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Busher
Will Rogers
Hollywood Park
Top Flight
New York
Aqueduct
Bucks Show Improvement After Scrimmage, Ohio State
Columbus report says coach Widdoes notes Buckeyes are showing improvement after a Saturday scrimmage in which the varsity beat the scrubs 72 to 0. Hamilton playmaker Paul Sarringhaus starred with three touchdowns and a 48 yard pass. Bill Hackett returns from injury to boost the lineup.
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Carroll Widdoes
Ohio State University Buckeyes
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Paul Sarringhsus
Hamilton
Hurricane
Bucks
Bill Hackett
London
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