Annual Poppy Sale Set By Auxiliary of Legion
Plans outlined for the annual Poppy Sale by the Auxiliary to Feeney-Bennett Post American Legion at Woodman Hall. Mrs. Cora Bennett announced Mrs. Sidney Pickens as sale chair, with Mrs. Wilmetta Mulford and Mrs. Avery Drenner on the committee. Proceeds fund veteran rehabilitation. Memorial Day wreaths will be placed on the Meigs County monument. Bennett elected delegate to the state Auxiliary convention in Columbus, with Mrs. Norman Wayland as alternate. The group noted readings, skits and musical numbers during the program hour and shared a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Feeney-Bennett Post American Legion
Woodman Hall
Cora Bennett
Sidney Pickens
Wilmetta Mulford
Avery Drenner
Meigs County
Bennett
Columbus
Norman Wayland
Minor Sues For Accident In Meigs County Court
Millard Fowler a minor by his mother as next friend sues Clarence Mc Kee and Calvin Imboden for 1119.70 plus costs over an automobile collision on East Main Street last December 23. Fowler was a passenger in Fred Blankenship’s car when another vehicle struck it. The suit alleges negligent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Millard Fowler
Della Fowler
Clarence McKee
Calvin Imboden
East Main St
Fowler
Fred Blankenship
McKee
Imboden
18 Advisers Attend 4 H Party in Grange Hall
Forty eight advisers and their guests attended a 4 H Club advisers party at Rocksprings Grange Hall Monday evening. Games were led by Alvin Swinehart soil scientist from the soil conservation service in Athens Wilbur White from Coolville and John Colwell of Danville. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Reedsville Man Fined For Insufficient Brakes
Russell Randolph of Reedsville was fined five dollars and costs in Mayor Sidney A. Spencer's court on a charge of operating a motor vehicle with insufficient brakes. The State Highway Patrol filed the charge. Mrs. Husett, tied to county records, is recovering at her brother’s home in Gallipolis with a viral infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Russell Randolph
Reedsville
Sidney A. Spencer
State Highway Patrol
Hysell
Helen Husett
County Recorder’s Office
Roland Spencer
Gallipolis
Baritone Spurns Gold in New Zealand Tour Tale
Marjorie Lawrence wrote friends here that she found a young Anzac who preferred singing with her to sharing a gold mine. The note mentions James Wilson, a baritone with the National Opera Company, as being in receipt of the tale during her Australia tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marjorie |Lawrence
Australia
Lawrence
James Wilson
National Opera Company
Singers weigh choice between gold and career in Australia
Wilson said he would not have sung with Marjorie Lawrence if he had gone digging for gold after learning his father-in-law David Butterick struck gold at Wedderburn. He prefers singing over owning Australia’s gold claims, even with that fortune at hand.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roscoe Ring
Roscoe
Auxiliary of Legion
Aki
Court & Second Sts
Pomeroy, Ohio
Milppleport
Ohio
Gon Styling
Worsted & Gabardines
Earl Cragg
Sn GM
E. Main St
Floor
Red
Coats
Electrical Department
Television Service
Geor W. Durst
Bsc
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!