Paul Case Elected Downtown Coaches Chief in Pomeroy
Paul Case was elected president of the Pomeroy Downtown Coaches at a Senior High School meeting attended by the 1948 football squad and coaches. Arnold Snowden was named vice president, Al ert Coates secretary, Robert Coates treasurer, with Fred Yosenbaum Jesse White Roy Betzing and Crow on the executive committee. Plans include arranging transportation for athletes and showcasing 1947 football highlights and a Zale Graziano film.
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Pomeroy
Paul Casei
Purple and White
Fred Crow
Arnold Snowden
Alert Coates
Robert Coates
Fred Yosenbaum
Jesse White
Roy 3Etzing
Crow
Novies
Pomeroy Social Notes Highlight Village Gatherings
The Loyal Bereans of the Church of Christ plan this evening service at the church. A potluck supper is set for Thursday night by the Loyal Women's Class. Local residents and visitors including the Stanberys, Fricks, Wises, Turners, Roushs, Ashworths, Matthews, Darst, Riggs family, Hayes family, and Wehrings are noted with trips to Columbus, Jackson, Toledo, New Philadelphia, Kent, and Massachusetts.
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Loyal Bereans
Church of Christ
Phil Stanbery
Cincinnati
Hart Stanbery
Sunny Slope
John Frick
Pomeroy-Athens Road
Jackson
Mr. Frick
Gerald Wise
Toledo
Jerry Wise
Ben Turner
Columbus
Dale K. Roush
Roush
Ohio State University
Massachusetts
Willard Ashworth
Corinne Ann
Dayton Ashworth
Kent
Thomas Matthews
New Philadelphia
Claude Darst
East Main St
Ensign
Wallace Riggs
Ronald Marshall
Norfolk
Helen Hobstetter Nease
Herbert Riggs
Robert Hayes
Betty Mae Couch
Buck-Watson
Mr. Hayes
Hayes
Patricia Watson
Wayne Wehring
Cleveland
Harry Wehrung
Electrical Rainstorm Sets Home Afire
A severe electrical storm in Middleport damaged the home of Raymond Maxwell the instrumental music instructor and band master. Lightning struck the house burning out the refrigerator and scorching the power lines. Neighbor Robert Coats helped Maxwell bring the fire under control.
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Middleport
Raymond Maxwell
Robert Coats
Maxwell
Ohio State Women's Republican Convention Set in Columbus
The Ohio State Women's Republican Convention will be held September 24 and 25 at the Deshler Wallick Hotel in Columbus. Delegates include Mrs. James Titus Rutland Mrs. Grace Jiiden Racine Mrs. Della Windsor Chester with alternates Mrs. Bertha Chase Pomeroy Mrs. Leona Story Pomeroy R D and Mrs. Effie Warren Reedsville. Anyone else wishing to attend may contact Mrs. Mabel Wolfe W Main St.
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Pomeroy
Deshler Wallick
Columbus
James Titus
Rutland
Grace Jiiden
Racine
Della Windsor
Chester
Bertha Chase
Leona Story
Pomeroy R.D
Effie Warren
Reedsville
Mabel Wolfe
W. Main St
Local Couple Attend Columbus Conferences
Mrs. Guy Reynolds of the Middleport Business & Professional Women's Club chaired the state conference in Columbus, held Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Reynolds joined a legislative committee of railroad men also meeting in Columbus.
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Middleport
Guy Reynolds
Middleport Business & Professional Women's Club
Columbus
Attorney Attends Public Utilities Hearing in Columbus
Middleport attorney J. D. Bryan represented the Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club at a New York Central Railroad hearing before the Public Utilities Commission in Columbus. Local groups petitioned to refuse the railroad's request to discontinue trains through Hobson.
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Middleport
J. D. Bryan
Middleport Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
New York Central Railroad
Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Hobson
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Paul Case
Downtown Coaches
Benjamin F. Turner
the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
White Rose Sodge
Ballerina
Dickie
Phillips
Court St
Shoppe
Pomeroy Social Notes
Pomeroy Personals
Karen Sue
Kiddie Korner
Bryan
Baber
Pomeroy Pastry Shop
Pomeroy Pastry
Hmptyvillains
Zap
Sparial
Momarte
Puff
She RedAudio Department Store
Court & Second Sts
Pomeroy, Ohio
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