Athens Guernsey Takes Show's Two Top Awards
Grand champion female and senior champion female went to Twin Oaks Bartlet Bestie shown by Aubra Bailey of Athens. Grand champion bull honors captured by Vilgerian Farm Herald owned by Fran Price of Portland. Price also won junior champion cow with Wilgerian Farms Heidi at the Southeastern Ohio District Guernsey Show in Meigs County Ohio. Approximately 70 animals were shown. judge was Harold Kaeser of Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Aubra Bailey
Athens
Vilgerian Farm Herald
Fran Price
Portland
Meigs County
Price
Wilgerian Farms
Cow
Edson Roush
Clarence Price
Harold Carnahan
Harold Carnahan and Son
Scott Burdette
Fagan Price
Charles Theiss
John Gabriel and Son
John Gabriel
Carnahan
State Guernsey Association
Ellen Gabriel
Jean Bailey
Judy Gabriel
Patsy Price
Patty Blakeslee
Jerry Burdette
James Sheets
Harrisonville
Community notes from Tuppers Plains and area reunions
Local visits and gatherings are listed including Mrs Ma bel Chevalier from Coolville visiting Mr and Mrs Elmer Newland. Daughters of America and Dorcas Needle Club meetings noted. Church services led by Rev Freeland Norris. Several residents and relatives visit Columbus Gallipolis Wheeling and Orange with multiple family reunions and youth council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Mabel Chevalier
Coolville
Elmer Newland
Dave Leonard
Columbus
Cleta Koehler
Madge
Betty Green
Cincinnati
John Arbaugh
Frank Cole
Phyllis Newland
Curtis Bailey
Athens
Daughters of America Lodge
Dorcas Needle Club
The
Christian Church
Mabel Kim
Methodist Church
Freeland Norris
Virginia Clifford
Middleport
Lindsey Lyons
Rowena Sanders
Nadine Newland
Gallipolis
Douglas Adams
Wheeling
Vivian Hoffman
Alice Caton
Kincade
Howard Caldwell
Sharon
Jimmy Shields
Effie Stout
Roger Clark
Orange
Farm Bureau Youth Council
Edgar Durst
Sumner
WSCS
Sister of Mrs. Johnson Dies. Funeral Held
MIDDLEPORT. Mrs. Cash Johnson and Mrs. Mayme Rainey left Thursday for St. Clairsville to attend the death of Mrs. J Johnson, sister of Mrs. Johnson. Funeral services were held today and the two women expect to return Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Cash Johnson
Mayme Rainey
St. Clairsville
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. J. Johnson
Mrs. Rainey
Nephew William Wilson Dies in Letart Falls
Mrs. Charles McNamee learns of the death of her nephew William Wilson from Letart Falls. Obituary notes his passing and relation to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Charles McNamee
William Wilson
Letart Falls
Yardmaster W M Hawley Dies at 57
William Mau rice Hawley 57 longtime New York Central yardmaster died Thursday at 1 30 p m at Meigs General Hospital after a heart attack Burial arrangements announced by Rawlings Coats Funeral Home Services set for Saturday 2 p m at the funeral home with interment in Cheshire Grave Hill Cemetery Military and Masonic rites planned Hawley survived by wife Mildred Watson Hawley daughter Billie Marie Stiefvatter granddaughter Lorraine Stiefvatter three brothers and a sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
William Maurice Hawley
Meigs General Hospital
Hawley
New York Central Railroad
Hobson Yards
Hawleys
Front St
Cecil
George Hawley
Cheshire
Mabel Gordon
Gallipolis
Fellowship Veet Held POMEROY Meigs County Churches of Christ Men’s Fellowship
The Meigs County Churches of Christ Men’s Fellowship met Monday at Bradbury Church to discuss reviving church work in the county and the Korean ministry student project. Leaders included Lyle Hysell and pastors Donald Seevers Ray Russell and Kenneth William, with six churches represented. The next meeting is set for 8 p m at the Pomeroy church on September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Churches of Christ Men’s Fellowship
Bradbury
Lyle Hysell
Churches of Christ
Donald Seevers
Ray Russell
Bradford
Kenneth William
Bethlehem
Seaman
Ohio
Zion
Dexter
Rutland
Pomeroy Church
Equestrian Highlights At Meigs County Fair
Meigs County fair enters the third day with horse show in the grandstand and a 7 30 p m horse pulling contest planned. Racing featured Peter S Direct Hal Spencer winning two heats in a 2 21 pace and a 2 25 trot, with multiple horses placing. Pony classes drew top girl riders Esta Mae Blackwood and Linda Williams among others, while jumpers from West Virginia closed the racing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter S. Direct
Sidney Spencer
Pomeroy
Harry Spencer
Sumpter Boy
S. H. Edwards
Ruth Chafin
Spencer
Chris Christopher
Ralph Barton
Harry Benson
Edna Signal
Erle Badgwater
Tommy van
Omar van Flossen
Miss Chuckola
Robert McKowen
Charleston
W. Va
Atom Chief
Ruth Griffin
Zenia
Ohio
Corkey Cadet
Esta Mae Blackwood
Rutland
Middleport Church News Highlights
First Baptist Claremont led by pastor E Hoyt with services at 9 15 am and 10 15 am including the What Is God Like sermon and Is There Hope for the Natural Man. 7 30 pm licensing service for Joseph Bosco and 8 30 pm choir rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Claremont
E. Hoyt
Middleport
Hoyt
Joseph Bosco
First Presbyterian
Howard E. Ruppelt
Heath Methodist
Louis A. Bangerter
Library To Close in Middleport for Vacations and Repairs
The Middleport Public Library will be closed from August 22 to September 7 while Miss Jean Clark the librarian is on vacation. Cleaning and minor repairs will be completed during the shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Jean Clark
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Guernsey
Dairy Cattle Department
Rocksprings Fairgrounds
Harold Kaeser
Ohio State University
Racine
Karen Theiss
Arlene Theiss
Janet Cooper
Patricia Blakeslee
Clarence
White House
Pascal Celery
Lemons
Hamburger
Frying Chickens
W.M. Hawley
Lowell Guthrie
Guysville
Linda Williams
Johnny Allensworth
Harles Rife
Don Harrison
Don Guthrie
Bob Williams
Christine Guthrie
Larry Pugh
West Virginia
Middleport Church News
Dewbie
Esther
Csmfort
Ada
Westminster
Lalla
Quick's
Alime
Orlon
M. L
Asher
Rayon
Gabardine
Dacron
Webster
H “Dacron
Greg
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