Professor From Ohio University To Speak At Middleport Graduation
Dr. F L Shoemaker of the Department of Education Ohio University Athens will deliver the commencement address for Middleport Eighth Grade exercises set for May 28 at the high school auditorium. The program will be informal with musical numbers and a presentation of certificates, following the junior high honor roll listing.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Middleport
F. L. Shoemaker
Department of Education
Ohio University
Susan Allensworth
Mary Archer
Leona Eblin
Franklin Ginther
Mary Lou Kelly
Dorothy Singer
Phyllis Smart
Lucille Werner
Mary Evelyn Baker
Dorothy Gosney
Curtis Kelly
Peggy Lewis
Charlene Marshall
Patricia McElhinney
William Seyfried, Jr
Milton Smart
Girl Scouts Receive Silk Flag From DAV
Middleport Troop 1 of the Girl Scouts received a silk American flag from the Jane Howell Tent Daughters of Union Veterans. Mrs Guy Reynolds and Miss Jean McMaster presented at the Tent meeting in Pomeroy with Scout Phyllis Smart accepting. The group then enjoyed ice cream at Purity Dairy Shop.
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Middleport
Girl Scouts of America
Jane Howell
Daughters of Union Veterans
Guy Reynolds
Jean McMaster
Pomeroy
Phyllis Smart
Purity Dairy Shop
Middleport Personal Notices Reflect Local Moves and Visits
Mrs. Frank Allen remains in serious condition after a Saturday stroke. Supt. and Mrs. M. W. Essex moved to a new home yesterday. Mrs. Sam Halterman and son visited relatives in Huntington. Various residents and guests are noted, including Delta Kappa Gamma activities and multiple trips to Columbus, Woodsfield, and Charleston as well as a farewell for Ralph Pratt departing for Army training.
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Frank Allen
Main St
M. W. Essex
Brooks
S. Third Ave
Root
Sam Halterman
Huntington
George Werner
William Britton
Gravel Hill
Delta Kappa Gamma
Lake Hope
George Hoeflich
Mary Dennis
Virginia Gregg
Kathryn Frances Hines
Guvnn Rogers
Charles Saltz
Columbus
Winn Reed
Pt. Pleasant
R. A. Miller
J. H. Grate
J. C. A. Poindexter
Ralph Pratt
West Lafayette
L. H. Pratt
Pratt
United States Army
William Moore
Everett Moore
Lorena Moore
Woodsfield
Nan Moore
Elizabeth
Mildred Hawley
N. Fourth Ave
Lewis Bumgarner
Kaylong
Robert Washington
Fisher St. Paul Mourning
Toledo
Harvey Mourning
Harry Featherstone
T. R. Cowie
Massillon
Lewis Burford
John Dixon
John
Charleston
Front St
Dana Roush
Pomeroy
relatives attend Jory Fasting ballet in Columbus
Mrs William Robson with sons William and Peggy and Miss Martha Robson travel to Columbus for the weekend to see the Jory Fasting ballet at Hartman Theater Gilbert Ervin Mrs Robsons brother and associate with Mr Fasting's School of Dance starred in six numbers and helped make the program one of the season's most successful. A reception followed at the home of Mr Fasting and Mr Ervin for patrons and friends.
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Middleport
William Robson
William
Peggy
Martha Robson
Columbus
Hartman Theater
Fasting
Mr. Ervin
Six To Marry POMEROY Marriage Licenses Issued
Probate court records disclose six couples authorized to wed. Ellsworth Dill 25 of Pom eroy and Alta Krider 21 of Racine. Ernest Stone 21 of Athens and Ruth Anna Glass 21 of Pomeroy R D. John Thomas Reitmire 20 of New Haven W Va and Thelma Z Grueser 21 of Syracuse.
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Pomeroy
Ellsworth Dill
Alta Krider
Racine
Ernest Stone
Athens
Ruth Anna Glass
R. D
John Thomas Reitmire
New Haven
W. Va
Thelma Z. Grueser
Syracuse
Spring Football Training Ends With Inter Squad Game
Middleport notes the spring football period ends with an inter squad game won 7 to 6 by Coach Paul Trittschuh’s team over Assistant Coach Lambert’s group. Several players drop out or miss practice due to illness injuries and age. O T Ohlinger had an appendectomy. Wood Klein injured. Blaine left high school. Sanders ill. Mayes resigns.
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Middleport
Paul Trittschuh
Lambert
O. T. Ohlinger
Bill Wood
Fred Klein
Tom Blaine
Jim Sanders
Bill Mayes
Trittschuh
John Lambert
Charles Pickens
Luncheon Planned at Federated Church in Pomeroy
May Day luncheon plans are finalized for Thursday at 1 PM at Federated Church. Women of all denominations are invited. reservations should be made with Mrs. George Parker. After the luncheon a program will be presented at the table.
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Pomeroy
Federated Church
George Parker
Chief Technician Dies Sunday at Rutland
Funeral services for Harry C. Delaney 41 who died Sunday at his Rutland home were held at the Baptist Church. Burial will be near Tyler Mountain, Charleston. He was head technician at Mountain State Hospital in Charleston and is survived by his wife Florence daughter Betty his parents and several siblings.
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Pomeroy
Harry C. Delaney
Rutland
Baptist Church
Tyler Mountain
Charleston
W. Va
Delaney
Mountain State Hospital
Florence
Betty
W. C. Delaney
Calumet
Okla
Miss Nina Byers Weds William Mastern in Racine
Miss Nina Byers and Mr. William Mastern were married Saturday at the Baptist Church in Racine. The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. T. Shelton with a single ring service. The bride wore a blue silk crepe street dress and sweet pea corsage. Attendants included the bride's brother Wilmer Byers of Warren and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Byers. The couple will reside in Warren, where both are employed.
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Racine
Nina Byers
William Mastern
The
Baptist Church
T. T. Shelton
Wilmer
Warren
Ray Byers
Volunteer Firemen Answer Two Calls
A brush fire near the I. E. Miller residence on Grant St. and a second hillside blaze at the head of Possum Hollow, fanned by high winds, drew the Volunteer Fire Department to Middleport yesterday. NYA workers aided the fire crew.
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Middleport
I. E. Miller
Grant St
Willis Russell
Possum Hollow
NYA
Banker Botanist Guides Local Nature Class Hike
Hart Stanbery a local banker and amateur naturalist led a Sunday nature observers group through Beech Grove Cemetery and surrounding hills. Participants studied native wildflowers and plants including dogwood, Judas trees, buttercups, trilliums and several other species. Members listed include Alice Huber Katherine Huber Ruth Huber and Rev Ralph Kuether with dates for future hikes to be announced.
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Pomeroy
Hart Stanbery
Beech Grove Cemetery
Alice Huber
Katherine Huber
Ruth Huber
Robert Roberts
R. G. Webster
Ralph Kuether
Frank Carson
Traveling Books Visit Reedsville Regularly
POMEROY A H Curtis will be in Reedsville Friday this week at the school from 11 a m to 1 p m for a regular two Fridays per month book visit. Books from the Pomeroy library are available and Curtis has secured works for children and adults including Toots in School Nip and Tuck Humpy Patsy s Progress Diggin in the Yucatan Cruise of the Raider Wolfe This Side of Glory The Rains Came Dark Hazard Yang and Yin.
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Pomeroy
A. H. Curtis
Reedsville
Curtis
Yucatan
Marble Tournament Winners Named Across Communities
Winners announced in marble contests include Bob Kloes first and Barbara Scholl second at Locust Street recreation center with 11 entrants. In Portland 12 entrants saw Wylie Cornell first and James Middleswart second. Long Bottom crowned Paul Lawrence first and Jack Clark second. Upcoming games are set for Rutland Harrisonville and Racine on Wednesday.
Women's Music Club Schedules Rehearsals Ahead of Concert
The Women's Music Club chorus, directed by Mrs Willis Aleshire, announces two additional rehearsals before the concert. Rehearsals set for Thursday at seven and Monday at 7 30 p m feature The River of Stars cantata and other modern American choruses.
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Middleport
Women's Music Club
Willis Aleshire
Niagara
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