Improvements Reported Two New Cafes Opened in Middleport
Improvements continue in Middleport business district with new neon at Holerd's Restaurant and a screen at Liberty Theatre owned by Ollie Hindy. Norma's Place a new painted sign by Mrs Norma Lippie Zirklé and Friendly Tavern remodels. Mary Jane Coffee Shop to close for a week for rest room work. Cottage Inn opened by Mrs William Winston and son Charlies Guthrie Winston on Second Ave. Simon's Market owner Joe Simon opens a restaurant behind his store on Locust St with curb service.
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Middleport
Holerd
Liberty Theatre
Ollie Hindy
Norma Lippie Zirklé
Friendly Tavern
Misses Park
William Winston
Charlies Guthrie Winston
Second Ave
Winston
Joe Simon
Simon's Market
S. Third Ave
Locust St
Permanent Rank Given for Col William Kincaid
Col William Kincaid of Middleport receives permanent lieutenant colonel rank in the United States Air Force. He serves as chief of operations at the armament laboratory and flew 22 B 17 missions in Italy in 1945 earning the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with Oak Leaf Clusters.
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Dayton, O
William K. Kincaid
Middleport
United States Air Force
Air Materiel Command Headquarters
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Kincaid
Armament Laboratory
United State Military Academy
Italy
AMC
University of Chicago
Ashley Funeral Rites To Be Held Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Izetta Ashley who died at her Letart home after a long illness will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the residence with burial at Letart Cemetery.
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Ashley
Pomeroy
Izetta Ashley
Letart
Letart Cemetery
Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous Couples
Edward Braham and Nellie O Stewart. Perry Hutchinson and Betty Copeland. Claire M Parson and Dorothy L Robinson. Harold Shuster and Neva E Hartman. Denver Stover and Marvella Burton. Charles D James Jr and Lucille Sholes. Joseph Martin and Ethel Conkle. Dotson and Jo Ann Johnson. William W Pettit and Phyllis Smith. Gene P Lambert and Ruth Ann Stace.
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Edward Braham
Parkersburg
Carpenter
Nellie O. Stewart
Chester
Perry Hutchinson
Middleport
Betty Copeland
Claire M. Parson
Buchtel
Dorothy L. Robinson
Pomeroy
Harold Shuster
Neva E. Hartman
Denver Stover
Athens
Marvella Burton
Gene P. Lambert
Laborer
Ruth Ann Stace
Morriston Reunion Held at Beard Home Near South Side
The Morriston family held its 24th annual reunion August 22 at the Beard residence near South Side Ar buckle District. Eight new births were noted. one infant death reported. Officers elected include James M Crump president and Bernice Anderson secretary treasurer. Next summer's gathering will be at Ray Roush's home Upper Flats near New Haven. Oldest attendee was Clara Faudree known as Aunt Clara, formerly of Henderson and Charleston, now Nitro.
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Hartford
Morriston
J. C. Beard
Little
Sixteen Mile Creek
South Side
Arbuckle
John Morriston
Mary Nicholas
Kansas City
Kans
Clement Morriston
Delaware
Mason County
Catherine LeMasters
Leonard Reckart
Sutton
W. Va
James M. Crump
Bernice Anderson
Ray Roush
Upper Flats
New Haven
Clara Faudree
Edwards
Kanawha River
Clara
Henderson
Charleston
Nitro
Moraritys Announce Birth of Son at Meigs General
Mr and Mrs L L Morarity announce the birth of a son on a Wednesday morning at Meigs General Hospital. The Morarity family also includes daughter Kathy.
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Middleport
L. L. Morarity
Meigs General Hospital
Moraritys
Kathy
True Bills Returned By Meigs Grand Jurors
Eleven indictments were returned and four cases ignored by the May term of the grand jury in Meigs. The report to the clerk of courts noted 26 witnesses heard on 15 cases. Indictments named Kathryn Wilson for mutilating a dead body, Floyd Mankins and Henry Werry for assault with intent to kill and robbery, Dan Hartinger for embezzlement, Claude Polk for assault and battery, Charles Clinton for neglect of children, Ralph Likens for a statutory offense, Edward Gomer and James Rickman for keeping a house of ill fame.
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Floyd Mankins
Henry Werry
Dan Hartinger
Claude Polk
Charles Clinton
Ralph Likens
Edward Gomer
James Rickman
J W Fields Dies at Home in Syracuse
POMEROY John Weslyn Fields 84 died Wednesday afternoon at his Syracuse home. Survived by wife Rose L Fields three daughters Blanche Robinson West Lafayette Ohio Ora Wagner Marion Florence Fitzgerald Akron a son J E Fields Akron a sister Mrs Clyde Baumgarder New Haven Funeral services Saturday 10:30 a m Syracuse Methodist Church Rev Delbert Mills Columbus Burial Carleton Cemetery Friends may call Ewing funeral home until 9 a m Saturday
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Columbus
Carleton Cemetery
Ewing Funeral Home
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Simon
Teeffee
Rtn Has
Weelte
Mary Jane Coffee Shop
Swisher
COX Pomeroy
Ohio
Monarch
Ohio State Fair
Hysell's
H. J. Hysel
S&h
Mercedes Condon Dress Shop
Western Union Ffice
Coats
Ammuni
Tion
Ebersbach Hardware Co
Ll True
Meigs
J. W. Fields
Syracuse
Ayds
Stark’s
Howard
Davenport
American Legion Hall
Middleport, Ohio
Frankie Hudson
Pomero Y
Ray Mill and
Charles Laughton
Alsa Lanchester
Maureen O'Sullivan
George Macready
Rita Johnson
Henry Morgan
Temple Middleport
Bob Hope
Signe Hasso
William Bendix
George Coulouris
Victor Varecont
George Zucco
Harry von Zell
Vera Marshe
Bendvue
Cripple Creek
Allan Lane
Little Beaver
Mesa City
MR. M
Richard Martin
Pamela Blake
Meigs Theatre
Meigs County
Frick Co., Inc
Waynesboro
Penn
Bedroom
Night Table
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