Middleport Church Women Plan 40th Anniversary Event
Middleport church women of Christ Philathea will host a candlelight service on Thursday in the Middleport Church to mark the 40th anniversary. Mrs L C Childs will lead the devotional, with music and poetry, remarks from past members, and a fellowship hour to follow.
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Middleport Church
L. C. Childs
Wil
Pfayer
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Frances Roush ¢ HS Vdtley
Gach Taoath
Wiley
Fred I Gardner
Robert Rel
Ernest Lallance
Bers Living Charter
Ining Room
David GF Bailey
Dart, Sr
Boyd Dilgard
Misr
Mabel Vive
David Farmer
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Golden Rule Class Meets At Cheesebrews In Middleport
Middleport news notes the Golden Rule Class of First Baptist Church meeting Thursday evening at Frank Cheesebrew's home on Fourth Ave. Choir members and guests of the Church of Christ gathered for a potluck Easter celebration. The Easter cantata preparation was praised by the pastor Fred Jamen. Seated at one table were choir members including Gail Maiden Tom Kelley and Carla Wilson among others. Additional guests and locals are listed, with several parishioners noted for hospital visits and Easter travels.
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First Baptist Church
Frank Cheesebrew
Fourth Ave
Aiddleport
Church of Christ
Fred. Jamen
Gaines UN
Cash Bahr
Holzer Hos
Michael
Gail Maiden
Tom Kelley
Carla Wilson
Helen Stobert
Janis Childs
Pomeroy
Gardner
Algeel
Allensworth
Air
John B. Downing
Sauer
Ray
E. McElhinny
L. Jeieton
Charleston
R Wiley
David
Hannah Carson
L. Roush
Holzer
Bahr
Arthur Skinner
Pital
Boyd Diletra
Carson
Mit Delia
Genesi
Arthur Howe Carpenter
Whol Grath
Mrs ‘Leland
Local Families Gather for Ohio Valley Social Visit
Hazel Kenyon of Providence and Miss Hazel Stobart with Ralph Wills of Columbus share vacation time with the Stobart and Cecil Hill households. Numerous relatives from Racine Columbus Pomeroy and Portsmouth visit kin including birthdays and a funeral at Graham Station Church. Ohio Valley Grange 2612 hosts a gathering with 76 attendees as communities connect across states.
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Letart Favs
Hazel Kenyon
Providence
Hazel Stobart
Ralph Wills
Columbus
George Kreider
Racine
John Stobart
Cecil Hill
Marlene Clark
Brian Simpson
Colum
Ralph Badgley
Chester Simpson
Raymond Hensler
Daniel and
David
H. Roush
A. R. Sheets
J.D. Roush
C. E. Sheets
Blue Lake
Mr. Sheets
Robert Sophir
Ohio University
Athens
Ron Sophirs
T. H. Crow
Webster Hodge
Danny
Debbie Crow
Pomeroy
R. H. Crow
R. E. Grimm
Ronnie
Larry
3.E. Grimm
D. E. Grimm
A. C. Grimm
Graham’ Station Baptist Church
Gene and
Roger Lee
Bashan
St Clair Huth
Thomas Clark
Sharon and
Charlene
Willington
Ohio
Clark
Ernest Clark
J. D. Hunt
Cleveland
Bert Hunt
Roush
Weekend Guests And Local Events Mentioned In Cleveland Detached Notes
The passage lists weekend visitors including F. Kerring and son from Fairborn and Mrs Ernia Nelson and Paul, plus Springfield and Chillicothe residents visiting relatives and hosting groups. It mentions a demonstration group hosted by Mrs Pauline Holliday and assistance from Mrs Ginevra Foster, her grandson Theodore, and local families. It also notes deer sighting by G A Radekin and son on the Wooten farm and ends with a line about the nine goddesses of mythology.
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Menor
F. Kerring and Son
Fairborn
Nelson
Paul
Aes Geena
Avanet
Arlin
Verigan
Springfield
Pauline Holliday
Ginevra Foster
Theodore
Wilma
Joe Turner
Wesley Bobo
Chillicothe
Evelyn
Sheltering Arms Hosital
Athens
LV. Lowther
G. A. Radekin
Wooten
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Middleport Society
Soleport
Bernice Bowen
Lawrence Bade
Tobert Pabley
Zohm, Lyons and Children
Grove City
Marmwall College
Debbie
Lindspene
Ruby
Wiliam Mckendree
Gardner Reynolds
Beverly
Lebanon
Jeannette, Waddell
Charafter
Jeston
Carl Jones
Val
Colleen Waddell
Pontiac
Reynolds
Mich
L. E. Reyey
Jean Smart
Willis Ka
Aleshire
Dayton
W. I. Heston
Vienna
Harry Va
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