Executive Seminar Series Continues in Upper Ohio Valley
A day long session at the Lafayette in Mariett a continues a monthly executive seminar series for plant operating managers in the Upper Ohio River Valley. Ohio University College of Commerce funds support from Wood County Bank with conduct by University of Delaware professor Albert H. Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Ohio River Valley
New
Lafayette
Marietta
College of Commerce of
Ohio University
Wood County Bank of Parkers
Ben H. Putnam Jr
Wood County Bank
Parkersburg
Grange At Chester Plans Degree Rites
Chester Grange met at the hall on Tuesday night to plan the first and second degree work for January 9 with master Harry Holter. A practice for degree work set for January 4 followed a Christmas themed program led by Mrs. David Koblentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Pomeroy
Chester Grange
Harry Holter
Dale Kautz
Red Cross
David Koblentz
George Genheimer
Norman McCain
The
Grange
Patricia Koblentz
Star Across the Tracts Christmas Reading at Middleport Club
The Middleport Home Garden Club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Homer Russell’s home after a dinner at Martin Restaurant. Mrs. George Dallas presented Star Across the Tracts, with about 40 attendees including regional director Mrs. Ara Swisher and guests. Gift exchange followed, and dessert was served by club members and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
George Dallas
Middleport Garden Club
Homer Russell
Nellie Zerkle
Hallie Zerkle
Martin
Ara Swisher
E. 0. Tewksbury
Cecil Bolen
Joe Bolen
Lawrence Bing
Myron Miller
Jack Welsh
Kenneth Cale
Richard Gress
Dallas
Russell
Garen Stansbury
Miller
Bing
Christmas Meeting Of WSCS In Pomeroy
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the United Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at the church with Mrs. Glenn Dill presiding. Devotions used Christmas in the New Testament. Members presented the meaning of Christmas in countries around the world. A silent auction was planned for January and money making projects were discussed. Refreshments were served by several members.
Persian Birthday Flour Gift Custom Mentioned
A tongue in cheek remark notes an ancient Persian custom of giving a bag of flour on a birthday, describing it as a “mighty white” gesture.
Sing ing well lights up Monkey Run holiday scene
In Monkey Run, Mr and Mrs Phil Meinhart illuminate a singing well with a loud speaker system for carols heard across the hollow. The pine exterior and lighted caroling figures contrast with an interior display of reindeer and the sister of Mrs Meinhart employed in Buckhannon W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Monkey Run
Phil Meinhart
Meinhart
Sam Tries Again as Local Dog Returns to Truck
Sam avoids capture by the dogcatcher for two months. Lt. Bernard finally traps him after three car rides, leading to his transfer to the pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Sam
Bernard
Literary Club Meeting Nominating Committee Named
Middleport Literary Club met at Mrs. George Dallas's home. A nominating committee of Mrs. William Bradford, Mrs. Marcus Chambers, and Mrs. J. E. Harley was named. Articles made by the blind were displayed as the Christmas program opened with carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
George Dallas
Wiliam Bradford
Marcus Chambers
J.E. Harley
Henry Null
Bruce Lloyd
Mother
America
Eleanor Zeiher
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. N. Jones
Meigs County Pomona Grange
Rock Springs Hall
Mrs. Jones
Johnny Newell
Russell Home Garden
WSCS
Whispering Sands
Essie Russell
North Second
Burford
Russell Bolin
Harrie Marie Smith
James Titus
Rutland
Mrs. Russell
Essie
Benton
Stella Penn
Mulberry Avenue
Sam Bishop
Athens
Rufus Lide
Beloit
Lide
Georgia Ann
Xenia
St. Paul
Meigs
Georgia
Big Bend Minstrel Association
Sally Schaaf
Middleport Post
R. M. Sherman
LOGAN
Tire Sale
Allstate
Sears
Tyrex Inc
Truckers
Free
PTA
Otte Tf
Gleaner
Allstate Home
Smjadingms
Logan, Ohio
Allstate Batteries
Chevrolet
Dodge
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Plymouth
DeSoto
Chrysler
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