Middleport Social Notes on Church Lectures and Roles
Mrs J P Lochary lectured on Seasons of the Church to Heath Methodist Class 12 in Middleport, tracing symbols from ancient times and outlining Advent hymns. The program featured musical numbers, a devotional by Mrs Ben Philson, and nominations by Mrs W B Moore. Easter decorations were reported and guests attended dessert hour hosted by Mrs Weber and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
J. P. Lochary
Woman's Auxiliary
Grace Episcopal Church
Heath Methodist Church
James Weber
Gravelin
Lochary
N. P. Swackhammer
Forrest Bachtel
O. P. Klein
D. C. Miller
C. J. Ingles
Miller
Ben Philson
Klein
E. S. Schaaf
W. B. Moore
Schaaf
Robert Coats
Charlies Wood
Mra BE
Weber
H. E. Bush
Emmerson Jones
Herman Haddox
Swackhammer
Bernard Krinke
C. M. Hennesy
Bess Sanborn
Community note from Chillocothe on Minnie Slack visit
Mrs Minnie Slack grandmother of Mrs Clarence Root visited at the Root home in Chillocothe with relatives and friends. The message records a family gathering in Chillocothe highlighting kinship and local ties.
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Minnie Slack
Clarence Root
Root
Chilllcothe
Senior class hears junior at Ohio L
Theodore Reed Jr a junior in the College of Commerce at Ohio University spoke to the advanced bookkeeping class at Pomeroy Senior High School Tuesday morning. Principal J E White announced the visit and Reed noted the two year PHS bookkeeping course helps students entering college level accounting.
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Pomeroy
Theodore Reed, Jr
College of Commerce
Ohio University
Pomeroy Senior High School
J. E. White
Open Cisterns in Pomeroy Reported by Councilman
Open cisterns in Pomeroy exceed expectations with at least 25 reported to Councilman H. E. Boney following his appeal for hazards to be reported. Many are addressed by May or Spencer, some filled, others safe with covers, and all to be eliminated as quickly as possible. Work on covering open manholes from suspended sewer work continues as materials allow.
Meigs County Aims for 105000 Bond Drive
Meigs County plans a spring savings bond drive May 16 through June 30 led by county chair Theodore T. Reed with state chairman Loring Gelch presiding. The county quota is 105000, tied to the E series bonds, and officials note Meigs purchased 9000000 in war bonds while stressing savings consciousness.
Chapter to Meet Pomeroy Gallia Meigs Chapter
Reserve Officers Association plans a meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Gallipolis American Legion Hall. Secretary Leo Vaughan provides the details.
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Pomeroy — Gallia-Meigs
Reserve Officers Association
Gallipolis
American Legion Hall
Leo Vaughan
Middleport Literary Club meets for reviews at Palmer Street
Mrs Bess San hosted the Middleport Literary Club with reviews of Sugrue and Emily Kimbrough titles. President Mrs Robert Coats presided as two other reviews followed at a prior meeting hosted by Mrs N C Welch and Mrs Dale Dutton with Red Cross donation noted.
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Middleport
Bess Sanborn
Middleport Literary Club
Palmer St
T. A. May
Sugrue
Starling
White House
L. J. Heiner
Emily Kimbrough
Robert Coats
N. C. Welch
Dale Dutton
Fifth Ave
William Bradford
C. P. Duttton
First Presbyterian group to meet. elephant sale planned
Middleport Group 1 of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at the church with Mrs. Judson White announcing. Miss Margaret Sauer will speak, and the evening includes a white elephant sale as a money making project.
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Middleport
First Presbyterian Church
Judson White
Margaret Sauer
P. M. Club Meets At Mrs Beck Home
Middleport note says the P. M. Club convenes this evening at the residence of Mrs. DaReuben Beck with Miss Edith Young assisting hostess.
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Middleport
P. M. Club
DaReuben Beck
Edith Young
First Birthday Observed for Kathy Bratton
Kathy Yvonne Bratton celebrated her first birthday with a birthday dinner at her grandparents Dana and Mrs. Lambert home. A cake held one candle as family marked the occasion.
Local Residents Move Between Cities on Visit Ties
Mrs. Finnegan and her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Balle y hosted two weeks of visits in Canton and Columbus. E R Tompkins and son Robert traveled to Canton to see Mrs Tompkins sister Co W Cassell. Mildred Feeney returned from Huntington to be with Mrs Elsie Milliner who had surgery. Mrs Charles Neal and electrician husband visited Columbus then returned. Mrs C C Cha h visited Columbia with granddaughter Alfred LeFevre accompanying home for two weeks.
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Russell Stephen
Kathy Sue
Dresden
Strubles
Logan
Mr. Struble
Margaret Struble
George Swift
Meigs General Hospital
LaSalle Hotel
Robert Durst
Paris
John Bowman
Charleston
Harry Schoen
Charles Finnegan
Karen
Mias
Mildred Feeney
Huntington
Mra
Elsie Milliner
Charles Neal
Columbus
New York Central Railroad
C. C. Cha H
Adrian LeFevre
Columbia
Alfred LeFevre
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Middleport Social Notes
Ohio L
Hayes
Cleaners and Tailors
Middleport Dept
Ohio
Young's Market
Locust Street
David Davies
Callies
Armour’s Cloverbloom
Richedda
Oleo
Welch
Bliss Coffee
Pillsbury Flour
KRAFT
Ber
Wayne
Swift’s Cleanser
Young's
Fine Beef
Meigs County
Donnie Dillon
Walter Roush
Donnie
Lillian van Meter
Alice Andrews
Grace Graves
Freda Reed
Ruth Dodson
Juanita Ellis
Katherine Wilams
Louise Cowle
Church of Christ
Clyda Allensworth
Mary ‘Meinhart
Homer E. Rice
Land Church
C. E. Shepard
C. G. McCulloch
Shaker Heights
Wayne Gibbons
P.M. Club
S&h
Mercedes Condon Dress Shop
Western Union
Pomeroy, Ohio
Westinghouse
Fitch Ba
Ua SY Haire LS
Cope
Onsor
Rexel
Magnesia
Rexall Peretest
Lanolin
Seltzer
Large Grove
Phillip
Kotex Sanitary
Popnies
Helen
Vie
Main ST
Iendly Sewice
Tees Pomeroy, Ohio
Court & Second Sts
Ted Malone
ABC Network
Pat Ae A
Meigs Pomeroy
and Abbott
Lou Costello
Virginia Grey
John Hubbard
Temple Middleport
van Heflin
Robert Ryan
Danet Leigh
Mary Astor
Phylliis Thaxter
Bendyce
Dames Warren
Gran Kir
Adventures of
Frank and
Jesse James
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