Major Work for Funds Against Polio Years End
Pomeroy campaign director H E Boney says the annual polio fund drive is near its 11 500 goal, about 1 000 raised so far, with events this week at Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium and a street collection Saturday by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4736. The minstrel show, free admission with voluntary contributions, features about nine performers. Also note a March of Dimes dance and a note on local fundraising efforts and community support amid the polio campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
H. E. Boney
Pomeroy Junior High School
Big Bend
Veterans of
Sandra Mulford
John Mulford
Cheshire
Mulford
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Sue Jeffers
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mary London
Mary Jane Scott
Dorothy Stark
Elaine Hawley
Boney
Victor Young
Nale
Pomeroy Board of Education
Drew Web
Te Ee
Spencer
American Legionaeentar
Main St
Ile
Boy Scouts
David
Eddie
Tee Mire
Joe
Kroger’s
Wright St
Roy
I the
Pomeroy Boney's
St. Market
Son-in-Law Heads Drive In California
KITTY LAWHORN 21 daughter of Carl G Lawhorn of Pomeroy has graduated as a stewardess from Eastern Airlines Training School in Miami Florida completing 140 hours of instruction. She is based in Miami and flies on New York Chicago and Detroit routes. Joseph Stanford Caswell Elementary Principal keynote kickoff breakfast for Stanislaus County March of Dimes polio drive. Stanford polio survivor received rehabilitation starting 1952 at Rabat Kaiser Institute Vallejo later returning to Caswell School with braces and crutches. Polio fund expenses total 13724.81 dollars.
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Kitty Lawhorn
Carl G. Lawhorn
Pomeroy
Eastern Airlines
Miami
Fla
Middleport
Max Sanborn
Ceres
Calif
Joseph Stanford
Caswell Elementary School
Nnfot
Stanislaus County
March of Dimes
Stanford
Rabat-Kais‘er Institute
Vallejo
Caswell School
Polio Fund
Vinton Social Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Visits
The Vinton Social Notes record February church and club activities. Mrs. Hilda Quickel presided over the meeting, with Mrs. Lorraine Woodruff attending. The Vinton Parent-Teacher Club discussed January gatherings, with plans for a doughnut sale on February 18 and orders placed with teachers. Members and guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Daft, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bruck, Mr. Jesicle Petrie, and others from Vinton Route 1 and Route 2, plus visitors from Proctorville and Charleston.
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Vinton
Legin
Peat Oler
Vinton Usury Ie
Dausher
Jim Snyder
Wilkesville
Hilda Quickel
Lorraine Woodruff
Bill Daft
Vint
G. E. Elliott
W. R. Bruck
H. E. Kierny
Conley Whitley
MFS
Jescle Petrie
James Higginbotham
Mfs.land
Eddie Lett
Lowell McCarley
Eade Ettew
James Whitley
Proctorvile
Blaine Poling
Dan
Charleston
James Myers
Anna Higgins
Young worship as National Youth Week observed in Vinton
Sunday morning service at Vinton Methodist Church featured youth leaders as part of National Youth Week observances. Norman Stewart recently discharged from the Navy. Mr and Mrs Stewart moved into their new home in town. Annnse Wools visited G E Elliott and family. Several residents and visitors from Vinton Route 2 and nearby towns were noted in the day’s activities and social visits.
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Vinton Methodist Church
Norman Stewart
Navy
Stewart
Annnse Wools
Vinton
G. E. Elliott
Dusty Dillon
Florida
Andrew Dodrill
Glen Pauley
Eugene Pauley
South Charleston
W. Va
Gallipolis
Vivian Wood
E. 0. Russell
Lee Foster
Harvey Brubaker
Pat
Rio Grande
Brubaker
Delores
New Carlisle
Hilda Smith
North Carolina
B. B. Mathews
Jackie
Mathews
Ruth Long
Arnott Elected Baptist Youth President at Pomeroy Group Meeting
Carolyn Norris and other youth from Racine and area gathered Monday at Middleport or Pomeroy First Baptist to elect officers for the interdenominational group. Arnott was named president, with Joan Joachim as vice president and kitchen as treasurer. Attendance highlighted by counts from Middleport, Cheshire, Racine and Pomeroy. Next meeting scheduled April 30 at Middleport First Baptist Church.
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Unceauy
Carolyn Norris
Scripture
Racine
Tommy Curtis
Carolyn
Dorene
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Social Notes: Home Demonstration Club Meeting
Mrs. Frankie Pickens hosted the Reedsville Long Bottom Home Demonstration Club at her home. County agent Geneva H. Nolan spoke on Color in the Home. Next meeting set for Feb 22 at Mrs. Li dan Pickens. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Glaze hosted a birthday tribute to Timmy and his grandmother Mrs. Dena Zwilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Frankie Pickens
Reedsville-Long Bottom
Geneva H. Nolan
Lidan Pickens
Romenoy
Ray Glaze
Ity
Timmy
Dena Zwilling
Pomeroy Social Notes and Hospital News Update
The column notes community events and health news including a Florida vacation trip for Mrs Neva Nic, hospital reports on Charles Withee and a youth from Pomeroy High School at Mt Carmel Hospital. A social security rep will visit the mayor’s office 10 a.m. to 2 20 p m Thursday for residents with questions on social security matters.
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Dexter
Vainee Sears
Eco Bolen
Pomeroy
W. A. Gilmore
Neva Nic
Florida
Holson
Charles Withee
Charles EU
Mt. Carmel
Columbus
Pomeroy High
Columbus Hospital
Pecannovens . Tips Pomeroy
E. F. Robinson
Meigs County Education Dinner Speaker To Address
The director of finances for the State Department of Education will speak at 7 p.m. Thursday at the annual Meigs County boards of education dinner. The event, hosted by the PTA, will be at Letart Falls Grade School and will include school officials from high and elementary levels. Roche will discuss the amended Senate Bill 321 and the new school law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Education
Boards of Education
Meigs County
Letart Falls
PTA
Roche
Senate
Prize Winning Pony Dies in Midlport Show Circuit
Friends of 10 year old Johnny Allensworth mourn a prize winning pony that died after showing in southeastern district fairs. The pony, valued at several hundred dollars, had appeared at multiple shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Johnny Allensworth
Robert Allessworth
Lernad
Ihe
Oethel Heath
Samober
Southeastern
Five Youths Sentenced for 12 Cent Killing
In Worcester Massachusetts five youths aged 15 to 20 were given life sentences in state prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder for a robbery that netted 12 cents. The victim was T. J. Tex Holder, 46, whose battered body was found in a park last July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
T. J
Tex) Holder
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Vinton Social Notes
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Miss Arnott
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Pomeroy Social Notes
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