Engineer To Start Sugar Run Sewer Survey At Pomeroy
Pomeroy Village Council hired Leland G Merrill of Parkersburg to lead the Sugar Run sewer project with an estimated engineering cost of 750 dollars. Council also tackled public dump sites, fire department needs, and a snow scraping ordinance ahead of next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Sugar Run
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Village
Leland G. Merrill
Parkersburg
W. Va
Merrill
George Howell
Robert Warner
E. F. Robinson
Herb Giles
Second Ward
Giles
Third Ward
First Ward
Harry Canterbury
Howell
Canterbury
State Highway Department
Walter Wolfe
Fred Guth
Wolfe
All Are Invited To Church Program In Meigs County
The World Day of Prayer will be held Friday at 2 PM in Federated Church with six program parts led by women including Lena Huber and James Stephen son. Four projects Migrant Indian Literature and college will be presented by named leaders. proceeds go to these projects. Mrs Ruth Mc Croba will play organ. county women invited. Meigs County Church Women's Association presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Federated Church
Lena Huber
James Stephenson
George Parker
Ella Bryant
A. R. Stark
Greta Price
Meigs County Church Women's Association
C. E. W. Downie
Finances discussed at Middleport Council meeting
Middleport officials led by Solicitor Edgar Ervin and Mayor C O Fisher debated village finances and proposed economy steps. They reviewed employee duties for new marshal Robert Allensworth and street head Paul Swisher, set prisoner housing costs, and approved requisitioned purchases for financial oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Edgar Ervin
C.O. Fisher
Robert Allensworth
Paul Swisher
Arthur Lewis
Allensworth
Harry Cross
David Miller
Milton Hamilton
W. E. Stansbury
Stansbury
Middleport Cemetery
Cross
Zerkle
Miller
C. P. Bradbury
H. L. Redcay
WPA
Cross, Miller and Rawlings
Firemen Sponsor Play in Middleport
A Middleport volunteer fire department meeting announced a February 14 and 15 performance of Bubbling Over directed by Miss Helen Shimeall from the Empire Producing Company. Cast selection is ongoing with both high school girls and local youths involved. the show is set for the high school auditorium.
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Middleport
Helen Shimeall
Bubbling Over
Shimeau
Empire Producing Company
Redpath
Horner Lyceum
Chautauqua
Jackson
Middleport High School
Yellow Jackets Favored Over Pomeroy Panthers In Friday Clash
Middleport Yellow Jackets enter the game as pre game favorites to beat the Pomeroy Panthers after a close earlier meeting. Both teams show similar records with the Panthers capable of power when aligned, and Gallipolis remains the only squad to defeat Middleport this season.
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Pomeroy
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Pomeroy Panthers
Jackets
Panthers
Middleport
Gallipolis
Garden Club Meeting Highlights And Local Social Notes
Middleport society notes cover the Garden Club meeting with Mrs. D C Miller reviewing Down the Garden Path by Nichols, roll call on favorite books, a Christmas cactus blue ribbon, and prizes won by Mrs. E R Tompkins. Other items include Missionary Society activities, skits, plays, and residents’ weekend visits and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
D. C. Miller
Garden Club
H. A. Rothrock
Middleport Public Library
Edward French
J. H. Grate
E. R. Tompkins
Miss Mary Lou Souders Enrolls in Cincinnati Nursing Course
Miss Mary Lou Souders left Holzer Hospital training to enroll at General Hospital in Cincinnati for an advanced nursing course. She was honored at a farewell party hosted by her aunt and uncle, James and Mrs. Souders, with friends presenting gifts and Valentine themed refreshments. The guest list included Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McBride, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony and son Gerald, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Souders
Holzer Hospital
Cincinnati
General Hospital
Souders
Eleanor Souders
William Souders
James Souders
S. Fifth Ave
Miss Souders
Sand Run Notes Visit Highlights in Local Area
Miss Betty Hemrick visited Mrs. Freda Bruce in Buchtel last week. The Blakes and John Blake visited Lois Blake in Mt. Vernon Hospital. she is much better. Don Earl Wolfe visited Newark. Clara North visited her daughter in Buchtel Sunday. George Shultz visited his parents over the weekend. Oliver Blake and family of Greendale visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Blake Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hemrick
Freda Bruce
Buchtel
Denzil Blake
John Blake
Lois Blake
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Don Earl Wolfe
Newark
Clara North
George Shultz
Oliver Blake
Greendale
Eugene Blake
New Member Named To School Board In Pomeroy
Pomeroy School Board named Irving Karr Jr. resident of the Second Ward to fill the vacancy left by the death of chairman Abe A. Massar. The board reorganized with Herman Kuntz as chairman and J. O. Roedel as vice chairman.
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Pomeroy
Irving Karr, Jr
Second Ward
Abe A. Massar
Herman Kuntz
J. O. Roedel
Messenger
Glouster
R. G. Webster
Food Stamp Plan Sought in Southeast Ohio Meeting
State Alliance Committee of District Three met in Zanesville with seven counties represented. Meigs County members Ted Sedgwick Hazel Vincent and George Bowers discussed relief and urged county officials to provide food clothing and fuel for indigent residents. The group proposed area based food stamp trials and planned outreach to WPA offices and relief clients.
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Pomeroy
State Alliance Committee of District Three
Zanesville
Meigs County
Ted Sedgwick
Long Bottom
Hazel Vincent
George Bowers
Bowers
State Committee
WPA
Henry A. Wallace
Ohio
Pomeroy City Hall
Pomeroy Social Notes Visits by Public Welfare Official
Miss Helen Rosalie Windmiller of the Ohio Department of Public Welfare visited Pomeroy, staying with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Heiner and later at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ashworth. She is now in Athens supervising relief-case reviews for the state staff in Athens County. Miss Lucy Gibbs hosted the Home Missionary Society of Simpson Methodist Church on Mulberry Ave with Eva Simms leading devotional and scripture roll call, followed by refreshments.
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Missionary Society of Heath Methodist Church
E. R. Tompkins
S. Second Ave
H. A. Rothrock
C. M. Hennesy
Rothrock
Noah Haskins
H. E. Cook
Bess Sanborn
Tompkins
Hennesy
Pomeroy
Helen Rosalie Windmiller
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
L. J. Heiner
Rutland
Elmer Ashworth
Butternut Ave
Windmiller
FERA
Athens
Athens County
Lucy Gibbs
Home Missionary Society
Simpson Methodist Church
Mulberry Ave
Eva Simms
Colum bus Visitors Make Weekend Calls
Mr and Mrs Frederick Reibel and daughter of Columbus visited here over the weekend with Mr and Mrs A C Jones. Mrs Harry Carman and family move from Harri sonville Road to the John Durst property on Peacock Ave. Mrs Harry Smith of Lasley St is spending the week in Columbus. She was accompanied by Mr Smith who returned Sunday evening. Mrs Cora Webb visits Marietta with her son and daughter in law Wesley Webb. Miss Lydia Ebersbach returns home on Mulberry Ave after visiting Columbus guest of Mrs Eunice Probst Lloyd. Meigs County Ministerial Association met Monday at Simpson Methodist Church with a noon luncheon and program and business session.
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Frederick Reibel
Columbus
A. C. Jones
Harry Carman
Harrisonville Road
John Durst
Peacock Ave
Harry Smith
Lasley St
Smith
Cora Webb
Marietta
Wesley Webb
Lydia Ebersbach
Mulberry Ave
Eunice Probst Lloyd
Meigs County
Point Rock Personal And Social Mention
Point Rock notes the welfare concerns of W. R. Holcomb with frosted feet. Local visits include I. F. Radcliff and Lauren Hoff man with Floyd Davis. Lewis and Lena Knapp travelers. and D. W. Morris with W. M. Morris at Foster fur in Athens. Families from Union Ridge and nearby households hosted and visited relatives in Albany and Radcliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Rock
W. R. Holcomb
I. F. Radcliff
Lauren Hoffman
Floyd Davis
Lewis McLaughlin
Everett Perry
Radcliff
Lena Knapp
Hamden
Albany
D. W. Morris
Foster Fur House
Athens
W. M. Morris
John Dearth
Union Ridge
Howard Bolton
Judy and
Hayes Hudna
Howard Knapp
John Radekin
John Cooper
Pomeroy Lawyer Faces Disbarment in Common Pleas
Disbarment proceedings filed against Ralston Russell, an attorney in Pomeroy, allege seven specifications of misconduct and moral turpitude. The petition claims Russell converted 1482.42 dollars, some for court costs and most from clients, not turned over. A hearing in common pleas court will allow Russell to present defenses.
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Pomeroy
Ralston Russell
Common Pleas Court
Dana H. Peoples
Cedric W. Clark
Manning D. Webster
Russell
Latta Funeral Held at Corning Church
Mrs. Anna Dew Latta died at her daughter’s home in Columbus after a Burr Oak upbringing and a life mostly in Corning. Survived by Kemper Latta her husband two daughters one sister in Glouster one brother in Corning. Funeral at Church of God Corning with burial in Dew Cemetery Burr Oak.
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Burr Oak
Anna (Dew) Latta
Columbus
Corning
Kemper Latta
Alice Harrison
Glouster
Kerbey Dew
Kenneth Dew
Church of God In
Dew Cemetery
Mary Jacob
Grace Weaver
Eva Ivers
Anna Bosman
Vicks Va-tro-nol Promises Sleep Aid for Congestion
A product pitch urges readers to use Vicks Va-tro-nol drops in each nostril to relieve transient congestion. It claims quicker sleep after use and promotes trying the remedy tonight for relief.
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Fitz
Athens Pharmacy
North Court Street
Colonial Service
Olonial
Berry Hotel
Los Angeles
Frederick J. Robinson
Robinson
Manuel Cabra
Oakland
Middleport Council
Finance Committee
Ervin
Supreme Court
Firemen
Yellow Jackets
Middleport Social Notes
Mrs. Clark
Cedric Clark
S. Third Ave
Rosener Zeiher
M. C. Hobart
Dor Schaefer
Clark
Martha Robson
Betty Wise
Clifford Cunningham
Harold Edward Hubbard
N. Y
Third Ave
Paula Jane Leonard
Paul Leonard
First Baptist Church
Paul Smart
Thomas Anthony
Lancaster
Willis Anthony
Dale Holter
al Meyer
Carl Brannon
Jessie Mae Russell
Clarksburg
Illinois
R. B. Laughead
Ask
Pomeroy Social Notes
Pomeroy Personals
Latta
Corning Church
Luckoff
Melton Jackets
the Gas Company
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