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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1957
Page
8
Principal G V Rupe announced Middleport Bradbury schools start Tuesday September 3 with full day including morning and afternoon sessions. Teachers report Monday at 9 am for consultation. Cafeteria opens Tuesday. PTA officers have met and planned the year’s programs with first September meeting to be announced.
POMEROY Ohio Blaettnar Auto Company received the Knudsen Trophy from Pontiac Motor Division for outstanding sales achievement. The award honors dealers with superior sales records named for S. E. Knudsen the division's general manager.
Funeral services for Hank Young 52 prominent Pomeroy railroader who died August 17 on the New York Central Railroad near Columbus were held August 21 at Ewing funeral home with pastors L M Mohrhoff Eugene Brown officiating. Masonic services were held and burial was in Beech Grove cemetery with escorts by Ohio Valley Commandry. Out of town attendees came from Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Toledo and Marietta among others to pay respects.
Indications point to a record turnout of parents and sports fans for the Middleport Athletic Club meeting Thursday at 7 45 p m in the high school. New coach John Thompson will speak after talks by the assistant coach Jerry Lowery and MAA members, with officer elections and project discussions planned.
POMEROY The annual Ohlinger reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Clara Ohlinger on West Locust Street. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ohlinger and son Terry, Conrad Ohlinger and children Wilma Merle Sheila Naomi, Troy Ohlinger senior, Emily Ohlinger, Troy Ohlinger jr and Jeffery, William Ohlinger and Debby, Phillip Ohlinger and children Annie and Philip, all of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Thomas and daughter also attended.
Fourth of July cheers fade yet explosions continue as unidentified celebrants toss firecrackers in multiple Middleport locations. Police investigate whether buyers are West Virginia residents or locals crossing the river for purchases.
Columbus residents Jeanie and Mr and Mrs Ernest Wade join Mrs George Pyles Chester and Mrs Obitts with daughters Nola Kathy and Sally of Racine in a neighborhood social note.
Spruce Knob rises 4860 feet above sea level, earning title as the highest point in West Virginia. The landmark overlooks surrounding ridges and forested terrain, drawing visitors for views and hiking access.
Trade in good Philco and Admiral sets for a new TV suitable for children's play rooms or a den. Low monthly rate promotes home entertainment with trade-ins.
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