Hospital Site Discussed By Board of Trustees
The Meigs General Hospital board met in Pomeroy Wednesday night with A C Bradford and Dr R E Vaughan present. They reviewed two potential sites for the new hospital but took no action. A priority discussion on reinstating the Pomeroy area for federal financial aid followed. A future meeting will be scheduled when Congressman Thomas A Jenkins can join to pursue federal aid priority.
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Board of
Pomeroy
Thomas A. Jenkins
Glouster Church Directory Lists Local Services
A condensed church notices column for Glouster area churches includes schedules for Nazarene Cross, Holy Cross, Methodist, Church of Christ, First Baptist, Seventh Day Adventist, Oakdale, Hollister EUB, Jacksonville EUB, Jacksonville Trimble Methodist, Church of Christ and Redtown Free Methodist with service times, Bible school, worship, and prayer services. The list names pastors and general meeting times across multiple denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Ernest EB. Atwood
Holy Cross
Anthony Nickel
Glouster Methodist
Paul Jayen
Glouster Church of Christ
D. K. Teater
Young People’s Church
First Baptist
C. Powell
BTU
William M. Parham, Jr
Seventh Day Adventist
Oakdale
M. E. Hoon
Hollister
Eub
W. E Crace
Jacksonville
W. R. Crace
Jacksonvile-Trimble Methodist
J. A. Bosco
Trimble
Church of Christ
Edwin P. Carpenter
Redtown
Free Methodist
Homecoming Planned by Bishopville Church
Bishopville church completed plans for a Sunday homecoming. Forenoon services proceed as usual, followed by a noon basket dinner. An informal afternoon service invites visitors to participate on the program. Evening address by David Grubbs of Glouster and Cincinnati Bible Seminary. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishopville
David Grubbs
E. A. Grubbs
Glouster
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Bishopville Church Missionary Society Elects Officers
Bishopville group elects officers at a church meeting led by retiring president Mrs Miles Kasler. New officers are Mrs Nelva Kasler president and Mrs Stella McDonald vice president. Secretary treasurer is Mrs Russell Smith. Readings by Mrs Bessie Stanley and others. A note from former member Mrs Alta Brown was read and she received a gift. Next meeting will be a potluck at Glouster Memorial Park.
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Bishopville
Bishopville Church Missionary Society
Nelva Kasler
Stella McDonald
Russell Smith
Miles Kasler
Bessie Stanley
Kasler
McDonald
Florence Bulen
Alta Brown
Columbus
Glouster Memorial Park
Charcoal Club Holds Its Weekly Picnic
Twenty Charcoal Club members met Wednesday evening at the Lake Burr Oak maintenance building for a picnic. They served corn on the cob and other dishes with hot coffee, cooking 72 ears of corn. Norbert Johnston and Robert Horn led as champion eaters. Loretta Johnston won the booby prize. The group will meet next evening to celebrate Norbert Johnston's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Charcoal Club
Lake Burr Oak
Norbert Johnston
Robert Horn
Loretta
Norbert) Johnston
Ed Ham
First International Auto Race at Indianapolis Winner
Ray Harron won the first international automobile race at Indianapolis driving a Mormon car named Wasp. The 100 mile course was completed at an average speed of 74.59 miles per hour.
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Indianapolis Speedway
Ray Harroun
Wasp
Chopin Funeral March Echoes Loss of Polish Independence
The piece is described as conveying not personal grief for an individual but the sadness over Poland's loss of independence, reflecting Chopins national sentiment rather than mourning a specific death.
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Chopin
Rat Killer Accidentally Shoots Herself in Out Building
A woman in Huntington West Virginia accidentally shot herself with a 22 caliber pistol while shooting rats in an out building. She was alone when the incident occurred and found by her husband on his return from a business trip. She was transported to Meigs General Hospital for treatment.
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Huntington
W. Va
Meigs General Hospital
Village Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Numerous families from Poplar Ridge and nearby towns visited relatives this week. Names include Lemleys, Joneses, Devaults, Skaggs, Shauer, Cora, Paulins, Lavan Gee, Kananga, Thomas, Hood, Butterfield, Addison, Amos, Swartz, Spires, Loveday, Elkins, McComas, Davis, Booten, McCulty, Grant, Nye, Cecil Nye, Africa Road, Nettie Swisher, Gordon Roush, Hoyt Clark, Ferdie Jones, Jimmy, Tony Elkins, Larry Elkins, and Carl Lamiey hosting the Riding Club gathering.
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Leslie Lemley
Clinton Jones
Anne Devault
Wiladeen Skaggs
Bulaville Rd
Bertha Shauer
Charleston
W. Va
Cora
Leslie
Junior Paulins
Pam
Joe White
Minersville
Henry Hood
Ae Eeeee Cee Lavan Gee
Kananga
A. O
Elsie McComas
Reed
Clyde Davis
Virgil Booten
Wayne McCulty
Columbus
R. S. Grant
Barbara
Norman Nye
Nye
Cecil Nye
Carey, O
Nettie Swisher
Africa
Gordon Roush
William Smith
Middleport
Hoyt Clark
Ferdie Jones
Jimmy
Childrens Hospital
Joe Smith
Tony Elkins
Larry
Carl Lamiey
Jessie Creek
Plan Social Ice Cream Social Slated in Pomeroy Aug 6
The Pomeroy-Meigs Jaycee ettes announce an ice cream social set for Saturday August 6 at 6 p.m. on the Federated Church street side in Pomeroy. Home made ice cream and cake will be sold. The event was previously listed for the Middleport High School lawn.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Society Meets With Luncheon And Business
The Pomeroy Society held a luncheon and meeting with President Niesen Weather man presiding. Mrs Myrtle Boggess led a devotional on A Vision of the Better Life and Eunice aleey helped present United Effort Toward a Better Life. Rev W W Bragg read scripture and offered the closing prayer. A hymn roll call noted favorites, new collection plates were donated to the church, two quilts were displayed and sold, and the September meeting was announced for Mrs Stella Ritter. Pythian Sisters met with Mrs Merlin Russell in charge. prizes were won by Mrs Amanda Casper and Mrs Darst Lena.
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Myrtle Boggess
Eunice Aleey
W. W. Bragg
Stella Ritter
Campbell
Merlin Russsell
Amanda Casper
Darst
Lena
September Meeting of the Sompachen Class
The Sompachen dem' af its Cham p of Christ met at Mrs. Denzer Kapple's Maple Street home. Members discussed church growth and heard devotionals by Mrs. Walter Kennedy Jr. and prayer led by Mrs. A. O. Lee. Mrs. J. E. White presided. Mrs. Kapple hosted with her daughter Phyllis assisting. next meeting set for Mrs. H. D. Cunningham's home.
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Sompachen Dem
Denzer Kapple
Maple St
Walter Kennedy, Jr
Matthew
A. O. Lee
J. E. White
Lee
Kapple
Phyllis
H. D. Cunningham
Syracuse Firemen Ice Cream Social August 6
Syracuse Firemen hold an ice cream social on the Town Hall lawn Saturday evening August 6. Proceeds benefit the emergency squad and fire truck equipment. The firemen will complete their aid course at the next meet.
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Pomeroy
Syracuse
Mrs Harmon O'Brien Hosts Bridge Social
Mrs Harmon O'Brien entertained her bridge group on Wednesday evening with Mrs Gien Tolson of Canton as a guest. First prize went to Mrs Dor Schaefer and second prize to Marie Bichman.
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Pomeroy
Harmon O'Brien
Gien Tolson
Canton
Dor Schaefer
Marie Bichman
Racine Order of Star Picnic Slated at Bailey’s Lake
The Racine Order of Star will hold its annual family picnic Monday evening at 6 30 p m at Bailey s Lake as part of community activities.
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Pomeroy
Racine Order of Star
Bailey's Lake
Dinner Guests List From Syracuse and Nearby
Recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winebrenner and son Gordon of Syracuse included Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kinze of Mt. Alto West Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kay with Paul and Doroth Goldin Rollens of Letart West Virginia, Miss Elizabeth Merritt and Barney Merritt of Letart and Wheel ing West Virginia, and Robert Day of Chesapeake. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Minter returned to Columbus after visiting her mother, Mrs. Joe Rockwell and Mr. Rockwell. Mrs. Allen Bundy and children of Connersville Indiana visited Mrs. D. W. Hennessy and Mrs. Mildred Finlan. Miss Marlyn McIntosh, employed in Huntington West Virginia, arrived to spend two days with her sister and brother.
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Roy Winebrenner
Gordon
Syracuse
Philip Kinze
Mt. Alto
W. Va
Roy Kay
Paul
Doroth Goldin Rollens
Letart
Elizabeth Merritt
Barney Merritt
Wheeling
Robert Day
Chesapeake
Henry Minter
Columbus
Joe, Rockwell
Rockwell
Allen Bundy
Connersville
Ind
D. W. Hennessy
Mildred Finlan
Marlyn McIntosh
Huntington
Local Residents Share Holiday Visits and Travel
In law Mr Willard Wilson and Dayton relatives visit Mrs Pierce’s family. Mrs George Hetzel returns from Cleveland and Akron trips to see daughter Mrs Harry Stearns and son-in-law J Y Corpening. Corpening and Ban family visitors journey south toward Rawle Ban rough, Pat Lochary trio in North Carolina. Paul Kautz and children Barbara and Richard of Columbus return home after visiting relatives. Tony Werry goes back to Vinton after time with grandparents Mr and Mrs.
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Willard Wilson
Danny Canter
Dayton
Harvey Pierce
George Hetzel
Cleveland
Harry Stearns
Akron
J. Y. Corpening
Corpen
Snet Bene Ee
Rawle Banrough
Pat Lochary
North Carolina
Paul Kautz
Barbara
Richard
Columbus
Tony Werry
Vinton
Werry and Homer Glaze Return Home After Hospital Stay
Charles Werry Sr and Mrs Werry accompanied him home and returned that evening. Homer Glaze was brought back to his Huntington West Virginia home after a stay at the Veterans Hospital in Huntington. He is reported to be improving.
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Charles Werry
Werry
Homer Glaze
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
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High St. Ph
Bishopville Group
Commonwealth Te Telephone Co
Ohio
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Pomeroy Society
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Pythian Sisters
Magnolia Temple
Syracuse Firemen
Bridge Club
Eastern Star States Picnic
Pomeroy Personals
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Wiedemann
Burger
Gambrinus
Augustiner
Strobe
Red Top
Schoenling
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Black Label
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Borden's
Ford Garage
Giouster
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Gabardines
Casey Jones
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