Salisbury Students Set for Annual Music Night
Salisbury students present an annual music program Thursday evening at Middleport High School gym. The program features hymns and patriotic songs by the chorus, solo piano pieces, vocal solos, two part songs, a girls and boys chorus, and instrumental numbers led by Miss Gladys Kerr with county music supervisors.
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Pomeroy
Salisbury
Traumerel
Schumann
Earl Brown
Roger Morgan
Redeemer
Alfred Young
Old Virginny
Fave Dile
America
Clementine
Laurel Cliff
Pale Moon
Logan
Gladys Kerr
County
Chester Grange Plans Programs for Month
Forty five members and guests attended a Chester Grange meeting presided by Wor thy Master C N Jones. The Grange will meet on Thursday April 30 for the school exhibit and will move to a new hall with J U A M and D of A. The program featured Mrs C F Calvert including readings, music and discussions led by C N Jones. Six guests from Long Bottom Grange attended and refreshments followed.
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Chester
Chester Grange
C. N. Jones
Grange
J.U.A.M
D. of A
C. FE. Calver
John Frank
C. K. Calvert
Lelia Mora
Lettie Meredith
Frank Harvey
Val Harding
Will Huffman
Eher Gillian and
Nellie Michael
Nola
Long Bottom Grange
Loyal Pals Class Entertained by Hawley and Bolin
Middleport the Loyal Pals Class of the Church of Christ was entertained by Miss Mildred Hawley and Mrs Ceril Bolin Monday evening at Hawley residence Cole St. The group numbers 12 or more members who meet monthly in social gatherings except summer. The evening featured contests and games with refreshments served.
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Middleport
Church of Christ
Mildred Hawley
Ceril Bolin
Misa Hawley
Cole
Mary Sue Davis born to Mr and Mrs W R Davis
Pomeroy birth notice states a 7 pound daughter named Mary Sue born Wednesday April 15 at St Jeph Hospital to Mr and Mrs W R Davis of Parkersburg formerly Dorothy Stevens.
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Pomeroy
W. R. Davis
Parkersburg
St. Jeph Hospital
Mary Sue
Davis
Dorothy Stevens
L. F E. Stevens
Pomerny
Dana Peoples
Columbus
Gloria Jean Gest
Jett Gest Columbus
People’s Ome
Loren Caverlee
Huntington
Mary Miller
Lasley St
Caverlee
L. F. Farmer
Mansfield
Gerald Rice
Will Carmen
Rock Springs
A. C. Jones
Lauren Curt
Lydia Carmen
Long Hollow
Carmen
Guy Lunch
Robert Lee
Henry Reiber
Nell Hampton
Herome
Carbon
Catholic Daughters of America
Sacred Heart Show Hall
Kenneth Martin
Ima W Butternut
Kathryn Ter
M. D ‘Ber
Ohlinger Bakery Expands in Middleport with New Oven
The Ohlinger Bakery on N Second Ave Middleport begins a major expansion to add a one story addition and install a rotary conveyor oven with 900 loaves per hour capacity. The project aims to modernize equipment to meet full oven capacity and serve a growing 60 mile radius trade.
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Middleport
Martin Ohlinger
Second Ave
Ohlinger
Home Ec Teachers of Meigs Enjoy Program
Meigs County meeting of the Home Economics Club drew all teachers except one. Dr Velma Phillips of Ohio University spoke on Qualifica tions of a Good Home Economics Teacher. Attendees included Lena Mae Fels Dorothy Grossman Avis Roush Nellie Trussell Grace Crow Elea nor Miller Kathryn Philson and others at the County School Superintendent office.
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Home Ec Teachers of
Meigs
Lena Mae Fels
Middleport
Dorothy Grossman
Pomeroy
Avis Roush
Racine
Nellie Trussell
Chester
Grace Crow
Tuppers Plains
Eleanor Miller
Harrisonville
Kathryn Philson
Rutland
C. O. Chapman
Middleport Social Roundup Notes From Local Visits
The Middleport community reports guests and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jones returning to Circleville after a Syracuse visit, Mrs. Jenning Keffer of Youngstown visiting Dana Daniels family, and Mrs. Eugene Roberts of Akron staying with her former Middleport teacher. Also listed are visits by the Thebert Reeds, James Louder party, Will Murray party, and Hollywood resident Raymond Grimm with family, plus local sickness days for Dr A Junkerman and visiting relatives from Portsmouth and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Guild of Heath M. EF
A. W. McKay
Cole St
Dave Jones
Fred Healy
Syracuse
Circleville
Jenning Keffer
Youngstown
Dana Daniels
N. Second Ave
Daniels
Eugene Roberts
Akron
Roberts
Middleport High School
F. M. Bishop
Stewart Burdett
Tom
Thebert Reed
Clarksburg
W. Va
James Souder
S. Fifth Ave
Main St
Reed
James Louder
Raymond Grimm
Hollywood
Calif
J. FB. Lyons
L. L
Leroy Lyons
FE. O. Brechtle
Portsmouth
Ben DeLille
T. F. Ferguson
Mill St
Columbus
A. Junkerman
Seventh Ave
William Bradford
Robert
Elizabeth
Wellston
Ask Protection Against Slide at Pomeroy High School
Fred Langlotz urged the village to tap the coal mine under the hill to drain water and prevent a cliff slide near Pomeroy High School. Council appointed Finsterwald and Russell to join Val Brown in Columbus to seek state mine bureau aid. Second reading of the bond refund ordinance was given. Prisoners were assigned to cleanup Beech Grove Cemetery and riverfront signs ordered removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy High School
Fred Langlotz
R. W. Finsterwald
Ralston Russell
Columbus
Val Brown
State Bureau of Mines
Beech Grove Cemetery
Roscoe C. Fowler
Young Is Only Orange Candidate in County
TUPPERS PLAINS Only candidate in the campaign this year from this vicinity is C. FE. Young who has served as president and clerk of the Olive Orange Board of Education and in other roles in Orange Township. He seeks the Republican nomination for recorder.
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Tuppers Plains
C. FE. Young
Young
Olive Orange Board of Education
Orange Township
Parents and Teachers Elect in Middleport
Middleport PTA closed the school year with a well attended meeting and potluck dinner. Officers elected were President Mrs. M. L. French first vice president Mrs. C. W. Snider second vice president Mrs. Dave Entsminger secretary Mrs. Paul Smart assistant secretary Miss Ruth Humphrey treasurer Mrs. Nan Moore and trustees Mrs. Ray Smith Mrs. Will Bradford and Mrs. William Reynolds. The attendance banner went to Miss Flossie Frecker's room.
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Middleport
Parent- Teacher Association
M. L. French
C. W. Snider
Dave Entsminger
Paul Smart
Misa Ruth Humphrey
Meigs Pastors Gather For Program Monday
Meigs County Methodist Ministers Association met at Rev. Frank Beuscher’s home Monday to hear Second Lt. Rev. T. F. Maness discuss Prophecy in Modern Day Preaching. Six ministers attended as reported by secretary Rev. Earl T. Scott. Nearly all county Methodists attend the spring district conference in Portsmouth today and Wednesday at Biglow Methodist Church.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Frank Beuscher
T. FE. Maness
Earl T. Scott
Portsmouth
Biglow Methodist Church
Roaring Over Pomeroy Fire Alarm System Sale
The Pomeroy council posts to sell the $5,000 city fire alarm apparatus eight years after purchase. Firemen favor replacing it with an electric siren. council votes to auction the alarm for 315 dollars, near the cost of a new siren.
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Pomeroy
Big City
Tax on Seeds Clarified by Auditor Daniels
Auditor George Daniels explains seeds are taxable except when sold to farmers and horticulturists. Retailers must follow the ruling and buyers should not expect tax free seeds.
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Pomeroy
George Daniels
Daniels
Pomeroy suit seeks 605.02 judgment in oil drill case
H M Wilford sues A M Roberts in common pleas court seeking 605.02 as due for oil well drilling. Earlier judgment for 540 awarded Edgar Burton in a suit against C J Hawk Goldie Hawk and G W Hawk on a cognovit note.
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Pomeroy
Common Pleas
H. M. Wilford
A. M. Roberts
Wilford
Roberts
Edgar Burton
C. J. Hawk
Goldie Hawk
G. W. Hawk
Meet in Middleport Band Boosters Club Event
The Middleport Band Boosters Club meets this evening at the High School Gymnasium on Pearl Street. A cafeteria dinner is served from 5 to 7 o'clock, followed by a bingo party. The event invites public attendance and showcases booster plans.
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Middleport
Band Boosters Club
Pearl St
Band Booster Club
District Inspector to Visit Glouster Masons in Special Session
Glouster Lodge No. 607 F A M will hold a special communication Thursday night for annual inspection by District Lecturer Weston T Dresser Belore. Work in the Master Mason Degree is planned and refreshments will be served. Visiting Masons welcomed. A separate Wednesday night session will include practice with all participants urged to attend.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Weston Tdresser
Belore
Family rushes to Kansas City over ill aunt
Mr and Mrs Jerry Goodwell Mr and Mrs Carl Goodwell and son Corning and Mrs Zern Cunningham left Glouster by motor for Kansas City Missouri after learning Mrs William VanCamp an aged aunt to Mrs Cunningham is critically ill. Mrs VanCamp once lived in Glouster about forty years ago and was sister to the late Jerry Truex father of Mrs Cunningham.
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Glouster
Jerry Goodwell
Carl Goodwell
Corning
Zern Cunningham
Kansas City
William VanCamp
Cunningham
VanCamp
Jerry Truex
Lodge Meets Tonight in Middleport
The Past Matrons of Evangeline Chapter Order of Eastern Star convene at Mrs. J F Leonard's home with Mrs. Jennie Smith assisting. President Mrs. R W Harris leads a short business session followed by social time and refreshments. The Lov al Re rean Class of Church of Christ holds its regular monthly gathering at the church with Group No 1 hostesses led by Mrs. Edgar Allensworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Evangeline Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Jfe. Leonard
Fifth Ave
Hooker St
Leonard
Jennie Smith
R. W. Harris
Church of Christ
Edgar Allensworth
Jacksonville
Attachment Notice in Athens County Case
On April 2 1936 Justice of the Peace issued an Order of Attachment in the Athens State Hospital vs Columbus Salvage Company action for 11732 dollars. The notice is dated Athens Ohio April 6 1936.
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T R. Bennett
Athens Township
Athena County
Ohio
Athens State Hospital
Columbus Salvage Company
Columbus
Athens
Hale at 95 GLOUSTER J L Stahl Celebrates 98th Birthday
Civil War veteran J L Stahl of Glouster celebrated his 98th birthday on Monday April 20. He served four years in the 1st Ohio Volunteer Infantry and spent six months in Andersonville Prison. He lives with his son Hadiey Stahl. another son WH Stahl is a Spanish American War veteran. Mrs Rothery and William Seiler visited Ashland for her illness.
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Glouster
J. L. Stahl
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Andersonville
Hadiey Stahl
WH. Stahl
Mohawk Aerie Receives District Flag for Attendance
Jacksonville Mohawk Aerie F O F Jacksonville wins district flag at Logan convention for having the largest member attendance. Seventy ten members attended as District No 4 includes Logan Nelsonville Athens Glouster Jacksonville Murray City Marietta Pomeroy and other lodges.
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Jacksonville
Mohawk Aerie
Aerie
Logan
Order of Eagle
Nelsonville
Athens
Glouster
Murray City
Marietta
Pomeroy
Glouster Sons of Veterans Attend District Convention
Fourteen members of the Glouster Sons of Veterans attended a district convention in Marietta on Sunday. A dinner was served by the Daughters of Veterans and the Auxiliary. The annual district picnic for the Sons of Veterans Daughters of Veterans and the Auxiliary will be at the Coolville Campgrounds in late June.
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Glouster
Glouster Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Marietta
Dinener
Daughters of Veterans
Auxiliary
Coolville
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Koehler
Dawson
West Virginia
Chlinger
State Mine Bureau
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Wun-Der
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Pomerovy
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Meigs Court
Lieggrt
Mra Joss
Masons of
Missouri
Lodge
Mrs. Kall
Rebekah Lodge
Alice Phillips
Billy Nicholas
Joseph Watson
William Hallam
Martha Cominsky
Erma Jean
Maude Davis
Ida B Davis
Edward Harry
Ross Williams
Oak Hill
Barton Hall
American Legion
Frank McCann
American Legion Hall
Texarkana, Ark
Jack Barker
Will Greer
England and
Wales
Hale
Sistin
Jacksonville Mohawk Aerie
Congress
Thomas al Jenkins
Ways and Means
Oon
Congress Club
Pilis Markin
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