Bradbury Church to stage The Doo Funny Family at Dexter
Bradbury Church of Christ presents The Doo Funny Family at Dexter Church of Christ Friday April 28 at eight. Refreshments will be sold and musical numbers and readings featured. Proceeds benefit Dexter church fund with prior Bradbury performance on March 17 well received. Cast includes Mary Waugh Annabel Russell Betty Archer Russell Gibbs Paul Johnson Winifred Hendrix Reena Autherson Herman Carsey Marcella Russell Clarice Gibbs and Ada Gibbs directed by Mrs Celia Keffer.
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Bradbury
Reena Autherson
Herman Carsey
Marcella Russell
Clarice Gibbs
Ada Gibbs
Celia Keffer
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Pep and Strength
A newspaper ad touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for fatigue weak digestion and loss of appetite. It claims the product improves digestion increases gastric juice and restores energy with testimonials from Charles Endenroeville about better sleep and strength after use.
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Dr. Pierce
Charles Endenroeville
WPA to Compile Pomeroy Birth and Death Card Index
Preparation of a card index to Pomeroy birth and death records begun at the Town Hall on Wednesday by two WPA workers. A similar project was started recently in Middleport.
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Town Hall
WPA
Middleport
Pomeroy Salt and Cinder Club Met at Y W C A
Members of the Pomeroy Salt and Cinder Club of Columbus were entertained this afternoon at the Y W C A with a one o'clock luncheon. Mrs Ruth Evans was hostess for the event. The club consists of women whose former home was Pomeroy Bend and who now reside in Columbus.
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Pomeroy
Salt and Cinder Club of
Columbus
Ruth Evans
Ruth Rowley
Salt and Cinder Club
Pomeroy Bend
Large Crowd Hears Recital in Pomeroy
A Wednesday recital drew many music lovers as Mrs. Helen Zeiher and Miss Margueret Meier, with instructor Marguerite Neekamp, performed a varied program including German, Italian, and English songs. Proceeds from a silver offering benefitted the Pomeroy Music Club.
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Miss Meier
J. L. Molloy
Charles W. Cadman
James P. Dun
Frederic H. Cowen
Neekamp-Stein
Zeiher
Pomeroy Music Club
Open Season Kicks Off With OVBA Games Sunday
Opening OVBA games set for Sunday April 30 feature Leon at Racine Middleport at Hartford Point and Pleasant at Gallipolis in three contests to start the season.
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Pomeroy
Ohio Valley Baseball Association
Leon
Racine
Middleport
Hartford Point
Pleasant
Gallipolis
Middleport Honor Roll announced across classes
Sixteen seniors from Middleport High School earned honor roll honors as published by the school paper Activity at the end of the six weeks. Sophomores had 15 names, juniors led with four boys, and freshmen had one recipient Ernest Fraser, with full lists for freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors.
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Middleport
Middleport High School
Ernest Fraser
Janet Dillard
Barbara Hackett
Mary A. Smith
Lois Bailey
Artamae Baker
Jean Bennett
Bill Diles
Ruth Hamilton
Betty Hartinger
Catherine Hennesy
Freddie Houdashelt
Thelma Howard
June Hysell
Nellie Lewis
Sylvia Mayer
Esther Michl
Marjorie Miller
Robert Tompkins
Maxine Bennett
Alan Bradford
Easter Ewing
Gene Harris
Faye Hysell
Evelyn Knopp
Betty Koehler
Virginia Mayes
James Rickman
Robert Rothrock
Dorothy Stewart
Effie Mae
Jane Owen
Dorothy Searls
Marcia Singer
Wanda Thomas
Nancy Williams
Dorothy Ashley
Patricia de Vol
Nan Fisher
John Fisher
Dorothy French
Anna Glaze
Bertha Hoffman
Miriam Kauff
Ann Kelly
Donna Maguire
Billy Mayes
Margaret Milhoan
Allyn Rothrock
Lois Ann Roush
Eileen Saxton
Bernice Searles
Patricia Sherman
Betty Snyder
Ruth Taylor
Opal Turner
Marcella Walburn
Rowena Warren
Middleport Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Announcements
George Wells of Leading Creek visited with Mrs Wells while her parents the Stephenson s recover from influenza. The Stephensons hosted Louise and Will Pearce and Melvin Harbarger. Announced marriage of Mary Fenton Hardway to George A Wilson at Pt Pleasant Episcopal Church. Garden Club figures attended district conference in Pomeroy and Lima meetings followed.
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George Wells
Leading Creek
Wells
Robert Stephenson
Stephensons
Stephenson
Louise Pearce
Will Pearce
Nelsonville
Melvin Harbarger
Logan
Roy Barnes
Parkersburg
Parkersburg High School
J. H. Grate
Tewksbury
Jackson
Joe Schaefer
Racine
Ward
Blanche Ballantine
Kelvinator
Schaefer
Mary Fenton Hardway
George A. Wilson
Episcopal Church
Pt. Pleasant
B. C. Hardway
Charleston
Wilson
Pat Wilson
Beech Hill
W. Va
Wilsons
Middleport
New York Central Railway
M. G. Brown
Chillicothe
Pleads Not Guilty To Shooting Charge
Oliver Linkenhoker, arrested Tuesday on a charge of shooting with intent to wound, pleaded not guilty in Justice of Peace P L Peoples court. His brother in law George Brown said Linkenhoker fired a double barreled shotgun at him. Brown was hit but not penetrated. Linkenhoker was bound over to the grand jury with a $200 bond and released after posting.
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Pomeroy
Oliver Linkenhoker
Court of Justice of Peace
P. L. Peoples
Linkenhoker
George Brown
Brown
Justice Peoples
Grand Jury
Pomeroy Social Notes Marriage in Belle and Local Events
The marriage of Arthur T. Thomas and Miss Thelma A. Young of Belle WV was solemnized Sunday April 23. Thomas works at E I Du Pont in Belle and runs a Belle radio shop. A Father and Son banquet will be held May 9 at Simpson M E Church by the Simpson Brotherhood. Norma Goodwin has returned home from Holzer Hospital after treatment. Russell Reuter leaves for Tipton Indiana to visit his brother Paul.
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Arthur T. Thomas
Thelma A. Young
Belle
W. Va
Thomas
E. I. du Pont de Nemours Company
Mr. Thomas
John F. Thomas
Rutland
Simpson M. E
Simpson Brotherhood
Brotherhood
J. E. Mahoney
Mahoney
Norma Goodwin
Holzer Hospital
Second St
Russell Reuter
Tipton, In
Paul Reuter
Ministers of Meigs County Meet at Bradbury Church
The ministers from Meigs County will hold the regular monthly meeting at the Bradbury Church of Christ on Monday May 1 at 10 a m. This will be the last meeting of the year until September. Ladies of the church will serve dinner at noon.
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Bradbury
Meigs County
Bradbury Church
M H S Alumni Schedule Annual Dinner Dance in May
The M H S Alumni Association executive committee met at Mrs. M L French’s home to plan the annual dinner and dance set for the Monday before Memorial Day May 29. Gene Grate resigned as president and Mrs. French will lead the event with help from others. The group also announced a motion picture engagement at Temple Theatre May 12 and 13 with ticket sales starting soon.
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Middleport
M.H.S. Alumni Association
M. L. French
Gene Grate
Columbus
Adolphe Menjou
Temple Theatre
Pearl Reynolds
M. A. White
Bess Sanborn
Nan Moore
David Jenkins
Elizabeth Fisher
Kathleen Brown
Virginia Karr
Philip Joachim, Jr
R. A. Miller
C. M. Hennesy
J. E. Harley
Lucille Dutton
Pauline Maag
Josephine Emmish
R. E. McKay
Steve Cope
Dorothy Sauer
Virginia Fisher
O. P. Klein
Willis Aleshire
Mary E. Hennesy
Gordon Harris
PTA
Naturalization Petition Filed by Two Meigs County Residents
Two Meigs County residents James Borgan of Chester Township and Hugo Kapteina of Pom eroy filed naturalization petitions on a Wednesday. They were examined by Pat McHugh of Cincinnati. Within 90 days they will be examined by Judge Co E Peoples. The naturalization procedure proceeds through the clerk of courts and is uncommon in this locality.
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Pomeroy
Natece
Meigs County
James Borgan
Chester Township
Hugo Kapteina
Pat McHugh
Cincinnati
Co. E. Peoples
Jone
Girl Scouts Troop Meeting Highlights Sales Leader Named
At the Troop 1 meeting Gladys Lu Felden sold the greatest number of polish cloths in a recent campaign. Captain Pearl Reynolds led songs and Rosanna Barker and Norvine Egner shared pet stories. A skating party at Rutland is planned with a 1 15 o'clock library gathering Saturday.
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Middleport
Troop 1
Girl Scouts of America
Gladys Lu Felden
Pearl Reynolds
Rosanna Barker
Bumblebee
Norvine Egner
Daisy
Rutland
Tracy Announces Candidacy for Pomeroy Police Chief
POMEROY Ohio Tracy A. O. Tracy former Meigs County sheriff announces his run for Pomeroy Police Chief. He is the second candidate, with incumbent Walter Wolfe also seeking reelection. Tracy is a Republican who has held various village and county government posts.
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Pomeroy
A. O. Tracy
Meigs County
Walter Wolfe
Tracy
Happy Hustlers Hold Meeting at Racine Church
The Happy Hustlers of Racine M. E. Church met at Mrs. Owen Watsons home on Friday evening with members and guests listed. President Mrs. Hazel Cleland led the business session followed by games and awards for Mayme Mallory Flora Stewart and Jessie Neigler.
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Racine
M. E
Owen Watson
Albert Paynter
Ruth Tucker
Sibyl Miles
George Simpson
Ross Norris
Edith Spencer
Miles Cross
Jessie Neigler
Mayme Mallory
Charles Stephenson
Hazel Cleland
Flora Stewart
Emma _ Jiiden
Marian Simpson
Frank Gaul
Burgesses Welcome 11-Pound Son in Gore
Mr and Mrs Mark Burgess of Gore announce the birth of an 11 pound son delivered Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Mark Burgess Sr Gore is named as a grandparent.
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Logan
Mark Burgess
Gore
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