Meigs County Courthouse interior plan to add offices
County Surveyor outlines changes for Meigs Courthouse to create six more offices on the top floor by reconfiguring the courtroom and hallway. Plan moves Common Pleas Judge C. E. Peoples into the former commissioner room and uses space for offices, with cost covered by rent savings in three years.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Beegle
Edgar Morris
Office of Common Pleas
C. E. Peoples
Law Library
WPA
Marriage licenses issued to four couples
POMEROY marriage licenses were issued recently to Donald Frazee 25 of Hamden and Elsie Barnes 25 of Dexter. Milton Delay 20 of Pomeroy and Virginia Thomas 17 of Middleport. Lawrence Van Meter 24 and Geraldine Forman 18 both of West Columbia.
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Donald Frazee
Hamden
Elsie Barnes
Dexter
Milton Delay
Pomeroy
Virginia Thomas
Middleport
Lawrence van Meter
Geraldine Forman
West Columbia
Social notes celebrate birthdays and visits in Pomeroy
Frances Spencer was the honor guest at a birthday party held Saturday at her parents home. About 15 guests attended and gifts were exchanged. Dr and Mrs C E W Downie hosted a birthday party for Mrs Alec Downie who turned 86, with gifts for the guest of honor. A joint birthday dinner honored Mrs Charles Greuser and Mrs James Parcher in Columbus. Various locals and relatives are noted in a long list of visitors and returnees, including Betty Campbell, Marion Brown, Dana Oliver, and others. several headed to Columbus and Parkersburg for visits. Dr George Lasher recovered from illness. Mrs Homer Hysell returned from Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Spencer
Andy Spencer
C. E. W. Downie
Lincoln Hill
Downie
Alec Downie
Gallipolis
D. F. Gravely
Charles Gravely
Myra Edin
Pt. Pleasant
Alec Gravely
Betty
Mason City
Fred Nelson
Brooksville
Gardner Reynolds
E. Main St
Charles Greuser
James Parcher
Columbus
Paul Greuser
Lawrence
Reynolds
Paul Edgar
Harry Ohlinger
Joe
Will Waddell
Fred Mees
Jed Mees
Pete Mees
Brick Street
James Falkner
Middleport
Amy Kingsland
Athens
Amy
G. H. Caldwell
Charleston
Ida
Jessie Davis
Vale St
Frederick Healy
Pomeroy
Sarah Phillips
Minnie Davis
Wyllis Davis
George Lasher
Rutland
Homer Hysell
Steubenville
Pearl Loomis
Ruth Ann Zuthavern
Carol Duckler
Leona Walchak
Errett Walchak
Sue Ann Harry
Billy Roberts
Eldon Loomis
Edward Harry
Roberts
Ruth Ann
Eugene Loomis
Hollister
Orville Peck
Frazebourg
Errett Tanner
County Title Office Reports March Revenue and Sales
The certificate of title division earned 651.90 in March with 665 certificates issued. Of this, 460 goes to the county treasury and 191.90 to the state. New car sales rose with 54 titles issued, including 45 passenger cars and nine trucks. 611 titles were for used cars.
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Pomeroy
Office of Clerk of Courts
Herman Beards
Rotary Club Pomeroy Meeting Discusses New Film
Pomeroy business men meet at the Hotel Martin this evening to discuss organizing a Rotary Club in Pomeroy. Dinner is served at 6 o'clock before a 6:30 business session.
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Pomeroy
Radio Highlights Network Lineup And Evening Programs
Radio schedule lists networks including BLUE RED COLUMBIA MUTUAL and stations WJZ WEAF WABC WLW KDKA WLW WIR WGN WLW WMAQ WCAU WOR WSM WHAS WSB WTAM WHIO. Evening programs feature Helen Menken By Candlelight Edward G Robinson Wayne King Al JOISON Holst's Orch Fibber McGee and Molly Benny Goodman Abe Lyman Orch DeVoci Orch Jack Fulton One Man's Family Ben Bernie Fred Allen Grace Moore Gang Buster Kay Kayser Teddy Hill Orch.
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Networks
Blue Red Columbia Mutual
WJZ
WEAF
WABC
WLW
KDKA
WIR
WGN
WMAQ
WCAU
WOR
WSM
Wwoy
WHAS
WSB
WTAM
WHIO
Science
Allan Franklyn
Andy
Helen Menken
Candlelight
Edward G. Robinson
Wayne King
al Joison
Horace Heidt
al Pearce
Fibber McGee and Molly
Benny Goodman
Abe Lyman Orch
DeVoci Orch
Holst
Hasy Aces
Amos
Andy Seseseresesees
Jack Fulton
Ben Bernie
Fred Allen
Grace Moore
Teeeeee Gang Buster
Kay Kayser
Teddy Hill Orch
Social notes from Middleport and surrounding groups
Fraternity open house on Second Ave hosted 36 members and guests with music games and refreshments. Various society meetings, garden club events, ministerial gatherings, and local visits follow in Athens Meigs and nearby towns with attendees from Heath Heath M E Church Columbus Cincinnati and Gallipolis.
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Middleport
Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
Second Ave
Robert Hartley
Charles Walburn, Jr
Pomeroy Village Forms Recreation Committee
Pomeroy village council Monday authorized a temporary recreation committee to supervise parks and programs. The panel will include two board of education members and three citizens for four-year terms, appointed by the mayor with council approval. The action followed a public meeting with WPA representatives amid local concerns about constable activities. The council also discussed overdue gasoline bills and WPA sidewalk project progress, planning to reconvene this week.
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Pomeroy
Board of Education
WPA
Hartley
Council Forms Parley Group For Park Issue
Mid dleport Council approves appointing a committee to meet with J B Downing H N Swift and R H Horden trustees of Fides Lodge 210 Knights of Pythias to settle the Pythian Park matter over five years. Park deeded in 1933-34 with price 5500 plus interest now sought by the lodge. Mayor Robson named Homer Russell H M Cross and David Miller to meet Friday. adjacent property purchase also to be discussed. May or Robson's May report shows $76.50 in fines licenses sewer taps. fines from arrests totaled, plus 14880 in street labor from incarcerated residents.
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Middleport
J. B. Downing
H. N. Swift
R. H. Horden
Fides Lodge 210
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Park
K. of P. Lodge
Homer Russell
H. M. Cross
David Miller
Robson
Ebersbach Property Sells for Post Office Site Purchase
Final sale of the Ebersbach property on Second Street to the U S Government for a post office site was completed Monday with $9 500 paid to the Ebersbach interests. The total price is the government’s cost and plans for construction timing are not announced. The three story apartment will be moved in two parts across Second Street. utility lines will be relocated.
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Second St
Wilkesville Briefs Show Weekend Play And Plans
The Junior Play Good Gracious Grandma was presented Friday and Saturday with strong attendance. High School boys plan a baseball team and will schedule games with nearby schools. Presbyterian Sunday School attendance exceeds 70 and grows. Reverend Mr. Stephenson cannot fill Sunday Methodist Church slot due to another engagement. Wilkesville Garden Club meets Tuesday at Mrs Blanche Davis home with educational program and refreshments. Danville Easter program set for Sunday April 17 at Holiness Church. revival begins April 18 with Rev Williams of Portsmouth and a featured singer and musician.
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Wilkesville
Presbyterian Sunday School
Stephenson
Methodist Church
Danville
Holiness Church
Williams
Portsmouth
Trimble Bridge Club Hosts Cozy Evening
Mrs. Connie Brown and Mrs. Esta Haskins hosted the Trimble Bridge Club at Brown’s home on Wednesday. Nine members and three guests formed three tables with Velma Barstowe winning high score, Marie Antle second, Helen Ginnan traveling prize, and Ernest Gross guest prize.
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Trimble
Connie Brown
Esta Haskins
Trimble Bridge Club
Brown
Velma Barstowe
Marie Antle
Helen Ginnan
Ernest Gross
Evelyn Deal
Edithe Wolfe
Mer
James Moody Dies in Lancaster After Lifelong Glouster Ties
James Moody, former Hollister resident, died at his Lancaster home Friday. He lived in the area all his life until moving to Lancaster ten years ago. Funeral services are planned this afternoon with burial in Lancaster. Relatives from Glouster will attend.
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Glouster
James Moody
Hollister
Lancaster
Mr. Moody
Glouster High Seeks Baseball Players For Season
Preparations for the baseball season at Glouster High School proceed as Principal L G DeLong asks all interested players to report to him Monday afternoon.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
L. G. DeLong
Glouster PTA hears Supt Bryson on Ohio schools
Glouster April PTA meeting in the auditorium featured guest speaker M. M. Bryson, Jacksonville Trimble High School superintendent, who urged support for the sales tax. Awards were given in Madison Monroe and Senior High buildings, and a Snow White production was performed by sophomores under Miss Easler.
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Andrew Chute
Madison
Bennett
Williams
Monroe
Rachel Murray
Kemeter
K. Dennison
Sarah Easler
Coal Black
M. M. Bryson
Jacksonville-Trimble
Bryson
Annual School Exhibit For Parents Planned
GLOUSTER Students in grades and high school prepare projects for the annual day of exhibit and night school. Parents are invited to inspect student work and visit the schools. An afternoon program is offered for educational value. Evening classes follow the exhibit day program. Date and details to be announced.
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Glouster
Elect Lodge Heads Glouster Moose Lodge Officers
Glouster Lodge No. 1197 Loyal Order of Moose elected A J Wallace dict ator William J Richards vice dict ator John Daughter prelate William Winefordner treasurer B F Achauer trustee and supreme lodge representative A J Wallace alternate and F E Brown secretary at a recent meeting.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Loyal Order of the Moose
A. J. Wallace
William J. Richards
John Daughter
William Winefordner
B. F. Achauer
Supreme Lodge
F. EF. Brown
Sleeplessness Steals Beauty
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a laxative remedy for sleep loss linked to constipation. Claims the tablets are mild on the intestine and stimulate bile without drastic drugs. Cites prices 15¢ 80¢ and 60¢ at druggists everywhere.
F. O. E. Vice President to Visit Glouster Aerie
Speaker of Eagles GLOUSTER-FE F Poss state vice president of the F O E will visit Glouster Aerie Thursday April 7 to speak on the general good of the order.
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Glouster
F. Poss
The
Glouster Girls to Present Cantata The Thorn Crowned King
The Glouster Glee Club with 48 members under Harold Le Favor will stage The Thorn Crowned King during Holy Week in the high school auditorium. Participants include Mary Boroff Alice Buchman Sarah Wolf Lois Kinney Gloria Heck Delores McAllister Lois Balderson and others with Mrs Carl M Pico at the piano.
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Glouster
Girls’ Glee Club
Harold le Favor
Mary Boroff
Alice Buchman
Sarah Wolf
Lois Kinney
Gloria Heck
Delores McAllister
Lois Balderson
Helen Kirkbride
Helen Gyrue
Pauline Nelson
Mary Chute
Anne Weymuller
Carl M. Pico
Legion Post to Meet at Legion Hall Tonight
The Frank Mc Cann Post of the American Legion will convene at 7 30 this evening in the Legion Hall for a regular meeting.
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Glouster
Frank McCann
American Legion
Legion Hall
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Athens County
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Lincoln St
Victor Reis
Ohio State University
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Arline Graff
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A. A. Dillard
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Jas. Titus
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C. E. Humphrey
Harry Pickens
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Coast
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Mr. Swanson
Scott Willock
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R. C. West
Gordon
H. A. Rothrock
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Patricia
St. Francis Hospital
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Dunbar
Ray Turley
Jack Evans
Shirley
E. L. Simpson
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Parkersburg
Council
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Parley Group
Ebersbach
Wilkesville Briefs
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W. Union Street
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