Freezing Demonstration Planned At Pomeroy Meeting
Meigs County Home Council sponsors a county wide food preservation meeting in Pomeroy at 11 30 a m April 24 in the United Methodist Church Sunday School Room. Alma Garvin Ohio State nutrition specialist will demo freezing fruits and vegetables and D D Moyer poultry specialist will show poultry freezing methods. Open to all Meigs County residents. organization chairmen urged to announce.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Forty Students Take Honors At High School
Middleport High School reports honor roll for the last six weeks with thirty girls and ten boys. The Sophomore class leads with sixteen honorees, seniors follow with nine. Junior high includes seven grade seven and eight students, with several named on the roll.
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Middleport
Middleport High School
Katherine Bachtel
Juanita Bolin
Thelma Ebersbach
Rosemary Fisher
Beulah Howard
Mary Louw Smith
Frank White
Dorothy Chase
Jean Clark
Harry
Alfred Shumway 85 dies at Syracuse in Chester church rites
Alfred Shumway 85 died at his home in Syracuse Wednesday morning his wife having died earlier. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM at the Chester Methodist Church with burial in Chester cemetery. Friends may call at Ewing Funeral Home before services.
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Pomeroy
Alfred Shumway
Syracuse
Chester Methodist Church
Chester
Ewing Funeral Home
Farm Bureau Council Honors Two Members in Racine
Reedsville Farm Bureau oil No. 1A met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Law Sgence Roush in Racine for an old fashioned house warming. Gifts were presented to the two honored members. Refreshments served to numerous members and guests. Next regular meeting set for the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E Humphrey.
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Farm Bureau Council
Reedsville
Farm Bureau Oil No. 1A
Law‘Sgence Roush
Racine
Howard Bolin
Theodore Reed
Ted
C. E ‘Humphrey
J. E. Dartinger
Henry “Wippel
Samuel Michael
C. E. ‘Humphrey
Baptist Church Plans Good Friday Services
Annual union Good Friday services will be held at First Baptist Church in Middleport on Friday at 8 p m. Dr Me Millen recently accepted a pastorate at First Presbyterian Church and will deliver the sermon. The Girls Ensemble from the high school will sing under Miss Lois Cecil.
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Middleport
First Baptist Church
MelMillen
First Presbyterian Church
Lois Cecil
Willising
Middleport Social Notes and Local Notices in 1946
Mr and Mrs Edgar Vale Betty Holzer move into the Swift apartment above the A and P Store. Wayne Gibbons is a patient at Holter Hospital. Cpl William Keith Kincaid of Wright Field Dayton and Kenneth Brown of Akron visit the Kincaid and Wildermuth homes. Several families relocate or host guests including the russells and the Mahoanys. Legal notices reveal Bank of Athens named Administrator for Benjamin F Rogers and tax foreclosure actions against unknown heirs of Walter F Weller. Shipping, church, and university connections appear with a Shrine visit, Ohio University, and local pastors serving in other towns.
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Edgar Vale
Betty Holzer
Swift
Gilbert Hayes
Wayne Gibbons
Holter Hospital
Cpl
William Keith Kincaid
Wright Field
Dayton
Kenneth Brown
Akron
Kincaid
Mullard Wildermuth
Walter Russell
Gladys Lou Devol
Covert Baking Co
Ohio University
Athens
Columbus
R. A. Miller
Athens County
Ohio
Benjamin F Rogers
Francis D White
Said County
Court OF Common Pleas
Ghio
Edward H. Lasch
Walter F. Kelley
Walter F. Weller
Edward H Laseh
Ghie
Sant Inlet
Saint Intet
Mary Eflett
John C Campbell
Kens County
Faa
Anasaer
Edward Ff Lasch
Harold J. Rose
State of Mind Linked to Accidents by UC Psychiatrists
University of California psychiatrists report 265 cases show mood and personality traits such as anger excitement drunkenness worry and fear predispose individuals to accidents. They note injuries during disturbed mental states can lengthen recovery or lead to lasting mental impairment unless treatment clarifies the accident was the person's fault and their mind is stabilized.
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San Francisco
University of California
New Plymouth News Briefs
Mrs Blanche Lavely of Lancaster visits the Fuller home. John Steele returns home from Coonville. Earl Frantz in Logan with local visitors Earle Heinlein. Lucile Trowbridge of Newark weekends with Trowbridge and Huntley families. Marion Frantz and Frank Phillips visit with Trowbridge family. Marion’s birthday dinner hosted. Funeral in Logan for Mrs Aline Landes attended by Schmidt and Rice families. Grange program features technicolor movies by O E Fri. Visitors include Leslie Tennent Allen Barnes and Bessie of McConnelsville. L G Souders ill in Pinehurst NC. Minnie Cherry’s son Ralph reports safety in Hawaiis tidal wave.
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New Plymouth
Blanche Lavely
Lancaster
Charles Fuller
John Steele
Hobart Steele
Coonville
Earl Frantz
Logan
Earle Heinlein
Lucile Trowbridge
Newark
T. J. Trowbridge
Harmon Huntley
Otho Huntley
Orland
Elza Huntley
Hazel
Marion Frantz
Frank Phillips
Columbus
W. H. Trowbridge
Marion
R.F.D
S. M. Heinlein
L. G. Souders
Pinehurst
N. C
Souders
Frantz
Minnie Cherry
Ralph
Hawai
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Marguerite Meyer
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Harry Davenport
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Rosemary DeCamp
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Walter Brennan “Little Beaver
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Mike Mazurki
Robert Livingston Ward Band
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H. J. Hysell
Middleport Social Notes
Charles Yost
Billa Lewis
West Columbia
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Lewis
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James Keffer
Church of Christ
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Jimmy
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Charleston
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Bloomale
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Toledo
M. L. French
Roy _ Lansbury
Eleanor Schaaf
Ohio University Girls Glee Club
Words of Christ
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L. L. Hinton
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