Debate on Ohio constitutional convention to draw 120 groups
Meigs County Farm Bureau hosts a Wednesday night meeting in the Meigs courtroom at 8 p.m. to discuss the proposed constitution convention with about 120 organizations. D. R. Stanfield of the Ohio Farm Bureau and Rep George Meinhart will present and oppose points, with Meigs County’s stance stressing non political welfare implications and a three million dollar cost.
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D. R. Stanfield
Ohio Farm Bureau
Meigs County
Ohio
Meigs County Farm Bureau
Stanfield
Meigs
John Heiskell
Farm Bureau
Ohio Citizens’ Commission For Public Schools
Pomeroy Grange Holds Meeting Elects Officers and Plans Demo
The Rocksprings Grange met at the Grange Hall with Raymond Cole presiding. Helen Blackstone resigned as lady assistant steward. Louise Bartels elected for rest of year. A community service committee was named. A Freezing Food demonstration is planned at the Ohio Power Co office. Lunch will be served for the Hereford sale at the Rocksprings Fairgrounds. A program featured readings and songs on Ohio themes. Easter egg supper and juvenile guest table were noted with festive decorations.
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The
Grange
Rocksprings Fairgrounds
Mae Grueser
Lottie Leonard
Buena Grueser
Ohio
Hattie Bolin
Sally Bartles
Carl Bilikam
Katie Eastman
Louise Bartels
Nora Ball
Hazel Humphrey
Dick Finlan
the Grange
Raymond Cole
Frances Falmer
Open installation held by Mary Shrine No. 37
About 140 people from Gallipolis Athens Chillicothe Marietta Parkersburg and Pittsburgh attended the open installation of Mary Shrine No. 37 in the IOOF Hall. Jennett Roberts led as high priestess with Bernice Winn as herald and multiple officers installed along with vocal renditions and presentations of life memberships.
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Gallipolis
Athens
Chillicothe
Marietta
Parkersburg
Pittsburgh
Mary Shrine No. 37
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Jennett Roberts
Bernice Winn
Herald
Edith Hutsinpiller
Elsie Smith
Pearl Bunce
Lillian Stieff
Hilah Lutz
Odella Mack
Anna Stevers
Florence Buffington
Everett Colwell
Florence McGuffin
Helen Chase
Bessie Musgrave
Martha Wood
Thena Glassburn
Marguerite Carter
Virginia Hindy
Maxine Wingett
Gladys May
Ruth Mack
Pauline Atkins
Grace Colwell
Mazel Bennett
Marie Hawkins
Goldin Ward
Doa Hayes
Helen Terry
Mabel Goeglein
Ruth Batey
May Rhoades
Elsie V. B. Rogers
Pauline Gallaher
Ruby M. Halliday
Kings Guards
John Roberts
Homer Carleton
Stewart Hawkins
Charles Hensley
Racine
Norman Foss
Point Pleasant
Theo Smith
IOOF
Mary
Chester Garden Club Elects Officers and Hosts Meeting
The Chester Garden Club met at Mrs. Howard Knight's home with 20 members and one guest Miss Lucille Smith. Officers elected: Pearl Koblentz president, Donald Mora vice president, C N Jones secretary, Max Harrah treasurer. Ribbons awarded for flower arrangements, Iris report given, social games and refreshments served. Next meeting May 7 at Mrs. Clarence Neutzling's home.
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Clarence Neutzling
To Sail for England Pomeroy Mrs Joyce Mills Departs
Mrs Joyce Mills formerly Joyce Fischer departs for New York City to sail April 18 to Plymouth England. She will stay in London overnight then fly to Frankfurt to join her husband Pfe Robert Mills who is stationed with the Army. She plans visits to Miss Helen Bauman and relatives near Frankfurt.
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Joyce Mills
Joyce Fischer
New York City
Plymouth
England
Pomeroy Personal Notes From Area Weekend Visits
Pomeroy society items list weekend guests and visits. Mr and Mrs R A Thompson of Pittsburgh stayed with Mrs C E Nease. Servicemen spending Easter with families included William Neutzling Joseph Struble Jack Kennedy Jarry Ward and Nathan Hysell. Mr and Mrs A R Knight visited in Bellington West Virginia for the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs E L Knight. Seminarian Donald Horak arrived for a week with his parents and to return to St John Vinee Seminary. Mrs Robert Hegnauer and son David visited from Canton Ohio for services at Federated Church.
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R. A. Thompson
Pittsburgh
C. E. Nease
William Neutzling
Joseph Struble
Jack Kennedy
Jarry Ward
Nathan Hysell
A. R. Knight
Bellington
W.va
E. L. Knight
Mr. Knight
Donald Horak
George Horak
St. John Vinney Seminary
Bloomingdale
Ohio
Robert Hegnauer
David
Canton
Federated Church
Meigs County 4 H Clubs Elect Offiers and Plan Meetings
Meigs County 4 H clubs held meetings at members homes with seven to ten attendees. Rocksprings Busy Bees elected officers led by Carol Beards and set a April 26 meeting at the adviser s home. Wolfpen Jolly Girls chose Linda Hatfield as president with officers named and an April 19 meeting at Mrs Wells home. Wolfpen Boys 4 H Club met at Ed Kennedy s home on April 7 with ten members. next meeting April 14 at Ed Kennedy s home. The Lucky Teens 4 H Club welcomed two new members Margie May and Marcia Russell. projects include baking and room care and decoration.
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Carol Beards
Betty Leonard
Sally Bartels
Janice Cole
Mary McAfee
Wolfpen Jolly Girls
Henry Wells
Linda Hatfield
Ann Icenower
Carolyn Sisson
Doris Ann Wells
Judy Curd
Carol Sargent
Margaret Handley
Mrs. Well
Wolfpen Boys 4-H
Ed Kennedy
Darlene Bailey
Margie May
Marcia Russell
Former Meigs Resident Dies in Akron
Middleport relatives report the death of Tom Russell in Akron on Easter Sunday. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 3 p m at Bollows Funeral Home, Akron. Russell, a former Middleport resident, is survived by wife Minnie Rice and two daughters Mrs William Taber and Mrs Carl Stump, both of Akron. Mrs Cora Bennett has gone to Akron to be with her relative, Mrs Russell.
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Tom Russell
Akron
the Billows Funeral Home
Russell
Minnie Rice
William Taber
Carl Stump
Cora Bennett
Couple Hurt In Accident On Route 124
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Carson of Middleport Route 1 were hospitalized with injuries and shock after their car collided on State Route 124. Authorities said no other vehicle was involved and Carson injuries were not considered serious. A second crash on E Main Street damaged one car as Floyd Mankin and a Huntington West Virginia driver met head on near Spring Avenue, according to Patrolman Franklin D Hudson.
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Kenneth Carson
Middleport
Meigs General Hospital
Carsons
E. Main Street
Floyd Mankin
Huntington
W. Va
Franklin D. Hudson
Mankin
Spring Avenue
Hudson
Rutland Man Fined and Jailed in Vehicle Device Case
Lawrence Harrison Pomeroy, 23, of Rutland, was fined 50 dollars and costs and given 30 days in jail for altering a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Orville Milliran, 30, of Middleport, posted 100 dollars bond and was released after being arrested on leaving the scene of an accident.
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Lawrence Harrison
Rutland
Court of Justice of the Peace
Percy L. Peoples
Leroy Bartrum
Orville Milliran
Middleport
Sheriff's Office
That Meanest Thief Is Working Again
A thief in Middleport again robbed a cloak room during church services taking a billfold worth 35 dollars along with papers. The incident occurred while a choir member attended services in the church sanctuary.
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Middleport
Chester High Honor Roll Released
POMEROY announces Chester High School’s honor roll with 13 seniors and students across freshmen to seniors meeting the required B average. Names include freshmen Roger Buckley Shirley Ginther Janet Orr Emerson Pooler Donna White Elva Young sophomores Dick Gaul Paul Scott Anna Jean Rose Donna Dorst juniors Zerah Buckley Larry Roush and seniors Mary Beards Helen Bissell Leota Bolin Doris Dill Gary Knight Betty Nelson Phyllis Pooler Arthur Quivey Betty Small ey Mary Spencer Wilma Spencer Patty Wallace Effie Wells.
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Roger Buckley
Shirley Ginther
Janet Orr
Emerson Pooler
Donna White
Elva Young
Dick Gaul
Paul Scott
Anna Jean Rose
Donna Dorst
Zerah Buckley
Larry Roush
Mary Beards
Helen Bissell
Leota Bolin
Doris Dill
Gary Knight
Betty Nelson
Phyllis Pooler
Arthur Quivey
Betty Smalley
Mary Spencer
Wilma Spencer
Patty Wallace
Effie Wells
Music Libretto Defines Text and Score Fit for Composition
A libretto combines the sung words with stage directions and musical cues to shape how an opera or oratorio is performed. It serves as the textual and narrative framework guiding composers and performers.
All-eram: Kellogg's laxative cereal promises bulk and taste
An advertisement touts ALL-eram as a ready to eat cereal that delivers bulk and laxative aid. It claims high cereal protein and vitamins B and D, not habit forming, and offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days. It invites readers to send an empty carton to Kellogg's in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
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