Plans Outlined For Summer Day Camp In Middleport
Mrs William Everson outlined plans for the annual summer day camp at the neighborhood Girl Scout quarters. Leaders training is set for May 3 at 10 am at Mrs John Moore's home with a noon sack lunch. Financial reports were presented by 20 leaders at the meeting led by Mrs Roy Grueser.
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Middleport
William Everson
John Moore
Roy Grueser
Meigs County
Feeney-Bennett Post 128
American Legion
Carl Searles
Robert Hysell
Helen Kennedy
Daniel C. Smith
Brecksville Veterans Hospital
Training Of Leaders For Girl Scout Day Camp
Training of leaders for this year’s girl scout day camp begins at 10 a m Wednesday at Mrs John Moore’s home. Camp director Mrs William Everson says about 25 adults are needed as leaders for brownie and intermediate camps with one adult per eight children and about 150 youngsters expected. Mrs Moore’s senior scout troop assists. Brownie camp is scheduled for June 1923 and the intermediate session runs June 26 30 at Camp Chester.
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Middleport
John Moore
William Everson
Maxine Arnold
Moore
Camp Chester
Pomeroy Personal Notes Bulletin
Mrs. Gladys Cuckler returns after visiting her daughter and son in law the G E Bryan family of Powhattan Point. Edwin Boney and David Boney visit relatives in Marietta and Columbus. Carol Ann Barnitz, 20 months, recuperating from pneumonia at grandparents Hayman Barnitz home. Mrs Roy Reuter visits Belpre relatives and parks burg trip with Mrs Lloyd Wright and her mother.
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Gladys Cuckler
G. E. Bryan
Powhattan Point
Edwin Boney
Marietta
Nellie Stage
David Boney
Columbus
H. E. Boney
Carol Ann Barnitz
Gary Barnitz
Hayman Barnitz
Roy Reuter
Ted Jones
Belpre
Residents and visitors gather in Parkersburg and Athens
Middleheart Personal notices list Mrs. Dale Walburn and son Stevie and Mrs. Dana Hamm in Parkersburg on business. Care for Jill Walburn by Mrs. Robert Clark of New Haven. Sunday visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McNeal and relative from Athens. Walter Hayes admitted to Holzer Hospital. David Hartinger visiting from Bainbridge. L. D. Diles attend piano recital in Athens with granddaughters Kathy Diles and Ellen Jiiden.
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Dale Walburn
Stevie
Dana Hamm
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jill Walburn
Robert Clark
New Haven
Clarence McNeal
Ernest McNeal
Athens
Walter Hayes
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
David Hartinger
Bainbridge, Md
Lawrence Hartinger
L. D. Diles
A. S. Bowling
Field
First Methodist Church
Kathy Diles
Ellen Jiiden
Mrs. Diles
Winter Weather Observations Begin On Mt Washington
The first winter weather observations were begun on Mt. Washington in New Hampshire in 1870, marking an early effort to systematically study severe winter conditions on the peak.
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Mt. Washington, N. H
Pomeroy Women Promote Temperance Education Meeting
The Pomeroy Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at the United Methodist Church to discuss Doors to Youth Temperance Education and present reports on flower missions radio and television visual aids temperance missions and daily vacation Bible school education. Plans included material help for the Gallipolis State Institute and the next meeting at the Federated Church.
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Pomeroy
George H. Parker
Lylabelle Hampton
Robert Warner
Allen Eichinger
Pomeroy Women’s Christian Temperance Union
United Methodist Church
G. H. Ewing
Gallipolis
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