Village Council Fails Final Reading On Parking Meter Ordinance
Fomero y village council failed to complete the third reading for a parking meter ordinance for the free lots. Residents from Willis Hill complained of a neglected access road and runoff ditches while officials planned site visits to improve road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyllis Hill
Roy Metzing
der Schaefer
Betzing
Prospect Hill
Franklin D. Hudson
Hudson
Middleport Society Hosts Reunion Fragments Amid Travel Talks
Middleport society items report Roush and Allied Families reunion in Mt. Jackson Virginia with Frieda Faehnle and H D Defenbacher. next year in West Union Ohio. Also Diles family visit in Athens and Detroit relatives. Jividen and Mitchell siblings visit. Diles departure to Grand Rapids. Homebuilders class eyes wiener roast if ward dries. Miller Barton reunion at Rio Grande College Cafeteria with Dianne Meromas and Peggy Vanderhooff performing and families from Middleport and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nena Meunt
Middleport
Roush and Allied Families Association of America
Mt. Jackson
Frieda Faehnle
H. D. Defenbacher
Lucille Will
Columbus
West Union
Ohio
Faehnie
Defenbacher
Virginia
Harrisonburg
muvuLeruni
D. Diles
Chilren
Dave Diles
Detroit
Athens
Charles Jiiden
Phylis Diles
Harry Mitell
Marjorie Diles
Bis Paints
Diles
Martin Hotel
Jividen
Mitchell
Tom
Ellen
Uncheon
Grand Rapids
Mich
Church of Christ
William Slaters
Hudon Ave
Slaters
Cash Bahks
Dan Whites
Pomeroy
Dianne Meromas
Peggy Lee Vanderhoof
Rio Grande College
Dianne
Peggy
J. E. Miller
L. W. McComas
Pomeroy Grange to Host Guests at Evening Session
Pomeroy Meigs district notes that Grange to meet at 7 30 p m at the home of Rex Laurel Grange will host Laurel Grange guests for the evening with a program presented by visiting members. Eldon Vining and Wanda Graham listed among Meigs marriage license issuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs
Eldon Vining
Pomeroy
Route 2
Wanda Graham
Rutland
Battle Waged Against Roosting Birds In Middleport
Fall signs appear as large flocks of birds fill treetops and cover streets with leaves and filth. Residents of Rutland Street fight the issue with homemade noise devices to drive birds away. The clamor was so loud that a nearby observer mistook the raucous sounds for a wedding celebration.
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Rutland St
Minersville Man Bound Over on Threatening to Kill Charge
Kee ton Jr Minersville was bound over to the grand jury by Justice R E Grandiey after a charge of threatening to kill was filed but later withdrawn. He had been jailed 30 days on assault and battery and released after nine days. a fine of 180 was reduced to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumenur
Aivert May Keeton, Jr
Minersville
Court of Justice of the Peace
R. E. Grandiey
Ay Keeton
Keeton
Portland Ward Official Fined for Assault and Battery
POMEROY cnarel ward of Portland was fined five dollars and costs in the court of Justice of the Peace Percy L. Peoples on charges of assault and battery. Lowell Wooten, 24, Downington, was fined one hundred dollars and costs and given a six month suspended jail sentence in the court of Justice of the Peace R. E. Frindley on larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy—Cnarel Ward
Portland
Court of Justice of the Peace
Percy L. Peoples
Lowell Wooten
Downington
R. E. Frindley
Health Board Meigs County TB Group Meets at Home
The executive board of the Meigs County Tuberculosis and Health Association met last night at Mrs. Wallace Bradford's home. They discussed case histories and attendance plans for the fall conference at Mount St. Mary Hospital in Nelsonville on September 20. Tentative plans for the October semi annual meeting were also reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Meigs County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Wallace Bradford
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Three Truck Drivers Fined in City Court
In COMEROY Mayor E F Robinsons court three truck drivers were fined. Jerry Scott paid 10 dollars for driving left of center. John Harrison and James Miller each paid 5 dollars for muffler violations. Driver addresses were not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comeroy
E. F. Robinson
Jerry Scott
John Harrison
James Miller
Driver fined for losing control in Rutland crash
Leroy Hite of Middleport Route 1 was fined five dollars and costs in the court of Justice Percy L. Peoples after his truck overturned in Rutland last week, hitting a car driven by Lawrence J. Heiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Leroy Hite
Juice of the Peace
Percy L. Peoples
Divorce Granted in Meigs County Court
Ernest H. Young granted divorce from Gladys H. Young by Judge Cedric W. Clark in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest H. Young
Gladys H. Young
Cedric W. Clark
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Armchair Delegate's Convention Report
Armchair observer reports from the GOP National Convention in San Francisco. Weather was cold with rain and drizzle, echoing four years earlier in Chicago. Speakers were moderate and orderly, with emphasis on party harmony and past achievements. Reporters noted interest in a possible Dump Nixon campaign and limited attention to women on camera.
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Middleport
San Francisco
Calif
Chicago
Cow Palace
Leonard Hall
George Christian
Hollywood
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Golden Gate
Hollywood Alent
Merman
Nixon
Harold Stassen
Hawaii
Carroll D. Kearns
National Federation of Republican Women
Pak
Pomeroy Society First Birthday Celebrated
A Pomeroy party at Mr and Mrs Kenneth Harris home on E Main St marked their son Kenneths first birthday. Guests included Lewis Harris Lena Bartels and others from Pomeroy Middleport Mount Vernon and Laurel Street moves noted for staff. Krinke left Grueser Monkey Run for Chillicothe to take an administrative post in schools. Mrs Ehman and Margy Lou visited Mount Vernon. Letta Spencer on vacation and county records office staff in Lake Hope district. County superintendent district meeting at Lake Hope noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Baxer
Columbus
Julie Probascoe
Ice
Charles Hess
Batelle Institute
Jessie Stevens Sisson
Chicago
C. P. Gallagher
Fred Sisson
McArthur
Mirs Sisson
James Stevens
Forked Run Lake
Joe Young
Charles
A. Bradbury
Suzanne
Asa
Elizabeth
Jane Young
Bill Kitchen
James Falkner
Locust St
Faulkner
Walter Faulkner
Charleston
Emerson Jones
Sharon
Barbara
Marianne Woodgerd
Athens
Edgar Slater
Jacksonville
William Slater
Billy
Susan
Hudson St
Paul Darnell
Pauly
Linda
Pomeroy
Slaters
Slater
Joe Cabeen
Mayme Rainey
Cassam Hindy
Arthur Covert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Joseph E. Fultze
Griff Russell
Bradbury
Fultzes
Mary
Susan Park
Third Ave
Buffalo
W. Va
Lester Fultz
Middleport
Claude Durgee
Pittsburgh
Jack Lewis
Beverly
Parkersburg
Robert Hannel
Martha Lou
Portsmouth
Joe Tribble
Chardleston
Hackett
Hacketts
Michael Shafer
Shafers
Sissonville
W. V
Arnold Richards
Second Ave
Glouster
Providence Baptist Association
Phillipses
James
Ralph Davis
Beech St
Corning
Grange
John Glass
Kim Pomeroy
Berry Sue
Bend Grange
Mrs
Orbie
Parsons
Mr. Parsons and Son
Rex
Laurel Grange
Ernest Davidson
Cleveland
Observion
Mildred Carson
Kenneth Harris
E. Main St
Kenneth
Lewis Harris
Lena Bartels
Minersville
George Harris
Lorrain Sterrett
Denver Rice
Anr
Bernard Krinke
Grueser
Monkey Run
Chillicothe
Krinke
Krinkle
Rutland High School
Margaret Ehman
Margy Lou
Ehman
S . Charles Stan
Mount Vernon
Lewley
Charles Stanley
Laurel St
Mount [Vernon
Atlantic City
Letta Spencer
County Recorder’s Office
C. C. Patterson
Robert Bowen
Lake Hope Mon- Way
Margy Loughman
Lewis Stanley
Kenneth McCullough
Eldon
McCullough
Grandview Park
Virgil V. Brown
Wilbur C. Hood
Indian Lake
Reuter Descendents Stage Annual Reunion
POMEROY The annual reunion of the descendants of William and Sophia Reuter, Ball Run, was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Hawkins in Rutland Road with a basket dinner. Attendees included Gertrude Neutzling Scott Neutzling Walter Hale and Bobby Lee, Paul Neutzing Marilyn Neutzling Ted Neutzling and sons David Timmy, Dave Neutzling Floyd Martin from Athens Dixon Toronto Reuter Groveport Harold Johnson Richard Leifheit Springfield Emma Leifheit Theo Lehew Pomeroy. Next year’s reunion set for August at Harold Johnson’s home in Springfield.
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Pomeroy
William and
Sophia Reuter
Homer Hawkins
Rutland Road
Gertrude | Neutzling
Scott Neutzling
Walter
Hale
Bobby Lee
Paul Neutzing
Marilyn
Ted Neutzling
David
Timmy
Dave Neutzling
Floyd Martin
Athens
Dixon
Toronto
Reuter
Groveport
Harold Johnson
Richard Leifheit
Springfield
Walter Reuter
Emma Leifheit
Theodore Lehew
Mileage Rate Hiked For Case Workers
Meigs County Board of Commissioners approved increased mileage rates for case workers of the county welfare department. The new rate is eight cents a mile, up from six and one half. In other notes, families gathered at Grandview Park Columbus, and Athens High graduate Margaret Cloud plans fall work in Columbus.
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Fomeroy
Meigs County Board of Commissioners
County Welfare Department
Vinton
Herley Cloud
Harry Ricardson
Troy
Marge Cloud
Athens
G. E. Elliot
Margaret. Cloud
Athens High School
Columbus
Automobile Parts Stolen During Fair
Herbert H. Smith and Gerald R. Barringer are held in the county jail after automobiles parked at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds during the Meigs County Fair were found missing auto parts. Hub caps tires and other pieces are in custody of Sheriff Charles Russell and may be claimed by owners upon identification. Deputies said the parts were confiscated from the two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Rock Springs Fairgrounds
Meigs County
Herbert H. Smith
Portland
Gerald R. Barringer
Reedsville
Charles Russell
Meigs Fair admissions drop at 93rd event
Meigs Fair attendance fell compared with last year with 1257 admissions at gates and 3903 grandstand entries over four days. Hypnotist Joan Brandon drew 720 Saturday night while overall turnout exceeded 10 000 including passes and event tickets. Tractor pulling winners listed by weight class include Cottrill Battrell and Cheadle among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen C. Hill
The
Fair Board
Hill
Big Bend
Joan Brandon
Raymond Cottrill
Harrisonville
Don Battrell
Albany
Lewis Smith
Crpenter
Bill Battrell
Robert Greinstead
Billy Cheadle
Carpenter
Rex Cheadle
Charles Butcher
Billy Che
Two-Vehicle Crash on Flatwoods Road Damages $300
Sheriff Charles Russell reports weekend collision on Flatwoods Road involving Edson P Wickline, 54 Richmond Ohio, and Victor C Randolph, 23 Wooster. Both autos met a narrow spot, damage totaled about $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Flatwoods
Charles Russell
Edson P. Wickline
Richmond
Ohio
Victor C Randolph
Wooster
Festival Set Regardless Of Weather
Middleport Band Boosters announce the ice cream festival will take place Wednesday evening, weather permitting on the high school campus or indoors if needed. Cakes pies and candy will be sold starting at 6 p.m. An informal school band concert led by Earl Warnke will follow. The festival has run since 1951 with officers Emerson Jones president and others. Posters were made by Gordon Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Middleport Band Boosters’ Association
Emerson Jones
Francis Anderson
Kenneth McElhinny
James Buchanan
Harold Woodgerd
Gordon Guthrie
Dewey Guthrie
Pearl St
Gordon
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Mark Stevens
Martha Hyer
Middleport Society
Edward Lee McComas
Th ‘Oyle Millers
Carl Vanderhooff
Floyd
Tome
Mrs. McComas
Woman's Guild of the Federated Church
Mike Simmons
American Red Cross
Pomeroy Junior High School
Guild
Marion Ebersbach
Huntington
Red Cross Blood Center
H. M. Boocks
Packard
Chevrolet
Studebaker
Karr & van Zandt
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
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Health Board of Cay Ase
Southeastern Ohio
George C. Shaw
Pomeroy Society
Pomeroy Personals
Olan Goodwin
Erna Jesse
Paul Grueser
Ana
Spring Hill
Meigs Fair
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Virginia Mayo-Der Morgan
Charlton Heston
Jack Palance
John Richmond
E. Main
Pomeroy Bend Theatres
Ozarks
Marjorie Main
Arthur Hunnscutt
Una Merkel
Ted de Corsica
David O'Brien
Temple
Gordon MacRae
Shirley Jones
Meron Mitchell
Barbara Buick
Clarence Turner
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