Meigs County Sportsmen To Meet On Game Rules
POMEROY The Meigs County Conservation Committee will meet at Pomeroy City Hall Friday night at 7 30 to consider proposed game regulations for fall and winter. Edison Hobstetter chairs. Groups and individuals are welcome to join. District discussion results will go to Dan Hartinger and Arthur Rosenbaum for the district meeting and then to the State Conservation and Natural Resources Commission.
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Pomeroy
Meigs
Pomeroy Brief Personal News
R T West traveled to Cincinnati for a WV Coal and Transportation Company business meeting. Amy Kingsland returned home from Washington where she represented Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter at the DAR national convention and stayed with Mrs. J H Branson. Visitors over the weekend included Riley Lathey of Akron and Mr and Mrs Guy Kelly and their daughter Vena Mae from Athens.
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West Virginia Coal and Transportation Company
Amy Kingsland
Washington
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Daughters of the American Revolution
J. H. Branson
Charles Brooks
Riley Lathey
Akron
Guy Kelly
Frank Wood
Vena Mae
Athens
Osborn Funeral Ignites Family Gatherings in Athens
Racine society notes report Dr. S A Osborn burial in Athens with mourners including Mr. and Mrs. George Osborn and relatives. Nearby visits feature Mason Spencer with Vesta workers, extended weekends with German and Sherman families, and several church and hometown social events.
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Methodist Church
Elmer Compton
William Stewart
Ben Philson
Henry Cleland
Walter R. McCarley
Janice
Erlene Wolfe
Wilbur Theobald
Prall
Rutland
Trubie
Sullivan Sayre
Racine
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Ted Johnson
Teddy
Terry
Gallipolis
Dale Lee
Edward Beegle
Zanesville
Jake Gaul
Modern Banking Demo Shocks Middleport Class
Middleport Superintendent M W Essex and his Sociology and Economics class toured The Citizens National Bank yesterday. Paul Smart vice president and cashier answered questions on banking methods. Ice cream cones were served to students by bank president J B Downing.
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Scipio High Presents Senior Play A Pair of Country Kids
Scipio High School will stage the senior class comedy A Pair of Country Kids on Friday at 8 p.m. Junior Wyatt and Joan Finlan star as the mischief makers, with Lydia Beal as Mrs. Starr and a cast including Maxine Chase Doris Oberholzer Opal Stanley J C Wyatt Hazel Welch Calvin Epple Harold Hull and more while the graduating class lists members Ella Bright Esta Reeves and Sam Wyatt among others.
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Scipio High School
Junior Wyatt
Joan Finlan
Lydia Beal
Mrs. Starr
Maxine Chase
Susan Grims
Doris Oberholzer
April
J. C. Wyatt
Ambrose Snoggins
Hazel Welch
Phill West
Arthur Roberts
Albert Roemer
Calvin Epple
Harold Hull
Scipio
Ella Bright
Esta Reeves
Opal Stanley
James Wyatt
Sam Wyatt
Reckless Truck Driver Fined $10 in Pomeroy
James M. Darst a truck operator was arrested by State Patrolman Baker on a reckless driving charge. He pled guilty in mayor's court and was fined $10 and costs for coal piled high above sideboards creating a hazard. Also E A Melton and F E Morgan of Georgia were fined $10 for passing a school bus.
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James M. Darst
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H. H. Niemeyer
Recreation Commission Plans Summer Program in Pomeroy
Pomeroy Recreation Commission will meet Friday night in the mayor's office at City Hall. Rev Warren Bright, chairman, announced the session to formulate plans for a summer program.
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Pomeroy
Library Loans Hit New High At Pomeroy
POMEROY March saw a new circulation record at the Pomeroy Library with 5 147 books borrowed and 59 new titles added. The Library Board approved funds for a new encyclopedia and 60 for more books, and acknowledged gifts from Dr. R R Boice and Mrs Ford Plate. A shipment of fiction from the Ohio State Library arrived for both adult and juvenile readers.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Library
Virginia Ramsey
Pomeroy Library Board
R. R. Boice
Fortune Magazine
Ford Plate
Ohio State Library
Columbus
Bradford Social and Brief Personal Notes
Bradford Social and Brief Personal Notes reports visits and family connections around Bradford. The item lists Mr and Mrs Henry Guy of Dayton visiting relatives, Mrs Lydia Hysell and Mr and Mrs Frank Buck, trips to the Allen Gilkey property, Mrs Charles Lambert and family outings, Mrs Charles Buck returning from Holzer Hospital, Philip Might of Camp Zaleski visiting, Edna Mae Swick visiting with local families, and Ran Might and Nancy Might visiting from West Rutland with Mrs Charles Buck who has been ill.
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Henry Guy
Dayton
Lydia Hysell
Frank Buck
Charles Lambert
Allen Gilkey
Charles Buck
Holzer Hospital
Philip Might
Camp Zaleski
Clarence Might
Edna Mae Swick
Pomeroy
J. E. Kaylor
Eddie
Tuppers Plains
Ran Might
Nancy Might
West Rutland
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