Firm To Be Contacted On Sewage Plant Plans
Middleport mayor C. Fisher and the village council will contact Ralph Woolpert Engineering Company of Dayton before pursuing merger plans with Pomeroy for a joint sewage disposal plant. Attorney Manning Webster advised delaying further steps until the firm is consulted again and a renewed permit with the Water Pollution Board is pursued. The meeting also approved a quit-claim deed for a land strip owned by Mrs. J. J. Davis, and details were given about repairs at the municipal pool and street work with fly-ash usage from the Sporn plant. Officials present included Mayor Fisher, several councilmen, and department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
C. Fisher
Ralph Woolpert
Dayton
Pomeroy
Manning Webster
Fisher
Water Pollution Board
Woolport Company
J. J. Davis
Bruce Lloyd
Recreation Commission
Robert King
Ray Fraser
Scipio High Honor Roll Announced
Scipio High School announced honor roll for the latest grading period. Freshmen include Phyllis Williams Sharon Atkins Gloria Atkins and Gordon Atkins. Ores list Danny Arnold Sue Hanning Anna Arnold Donald Welch Charlotte Escue Janice Haning Audry Hysell. Junior members include Sadie Carr Connie Carsey LeVerna Wears Anna King Phyllis Ross Kenny Williams Carolyn Welsh. Seniors named Larry Clark Janice Wyant Lealand Norman William Chapman Arlene Markins Barbara Escue Dorothy Anderson Frank Epple Richard Bradley Janice Epple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
Scipio High School
Phyllis Williams
Sharon Atkins
Gloria Atkins
Gordon Atkins
Ores
Danny Arnold
Sue Hanning
Anna Aronld
Donald Welch
Charlotte Escue
Janice Haning
Audry Hysell
Sadie Carr
Connie Carsey
LeVerna Wears
Anna King
Phyllis Ross
Kenny Williams
Carolyn Welsh
Larry Clark
Janice Wyant
Lealand Norman
William Chapman
Arlene Markins
Barbara Escue
Dorothy Anderson
Frank Epple
Richard Bradley
Janice Epple
Pomeroy Man Fined in Assault Case
Alfred Darst of Pomeroy was fined $10 and costs by Justice of the Peace Gerald Reuter on charges of assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Court of Justice of the Peace
Gerald Reuter
Alfred Darst
Denture Comfort Ads Claim Secure Fit and Odor Control
An advertorial style pitch promotes FAS plates with firmer, comfortable dentures that resist wobble during talking laughing or sneezing. The pleasant powder allegedly has no metallic taste or nausea, claims to reduce denture odor, and is sold at drug counters.
Mrs Halliday Dies at 80 in Wilkesville on 60th Wedding Anniversary
Viola Might Halliday, 80, of Wilkesville died Monday at the family home near Salem Center on her 60th wedding anniversary. Born May 16, 1875, in Wilkesville to Eleven S. and Eliza Davis Might, she was predeceased by her husband Samuel A. Halliday in 1947 and by parents, five sisters, and four brothers. Surviving: brother Blair Might of Athens, son Earl of Athens, two stepdaughters Vona McKnight and Fern Sweeney, granddaughter Mildred McKnight Martin of Mentor, Ohio. Services at Wilkesville Presbyterian Church Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial in Nelson Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesville
Viola Might Halliday
Salem Center
Samuel A. Halliday
Blair Might
Athens
Earl
Vona McKnight
Fern Sweeney
Mildred McKnight Martin
Mentor
Ohio
Wilkesville Presbyterian Church
Nelson Cemetery
Middleport WSCS Plans March Meeting Invite
Middleport society discussed inviting the WSCS of Rutland Methodist Church to Heath Church March meeting. Mrs. Emerson Jones led the meeting with devotion by Miss Bess Sanborn. World Day of Prayer set for Feb 1 and a Family Night supper planned. Mother Father banquet Feb 28. nominating and supply reports reviewed. WSCS donated $10 to third quarter supply. Diane McComas attended as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
WSCS
Rutland Methodist Church
Heath Church
Emerson Jones
Bess Sanborn
Forrest Bachtel
Nan Moore
Swanson
E. M. Blake
Methodist Men’s Association
M. L. French
L. W. McComas
E. M. Wood
Robert Harris
Pomeroy Society Hosts Meeting At Goeglein Home
The Chester Home Demonstration Club meets Wednesday at Mrs. Charles Goeglein home to learn One Dish Meals. All Chester homemakers invited. Mrs. Hayman Barnitz hosted Saturday six o clock dinner honoring her husband birthday with Gary Keith W C Barnitz W R Carpenter and Susan attending. evening included dancing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Chester Home Demonstration Club
Charles Goeglein
Chester
Willing Workers Meet at Nye Avenue Home
The Willing Workers of the Enterprise EUB Church will gather at Mrs. John Smith's Nye Avenue residence on Thursday evening for a church group meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Enterprise Eub Church
John Smith
Nye Ave
Founders Day Observed by Sugar Run PTA
POMEROY Founders Day will be observed at 7:30 Thursday evening when the Sugar Run PTA meets at the school. Past presidents will be honored and the Central PTA will be guests for the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Sugar Run Pta
Central Pta
Pomeroy PTA Honors Past Presidents Founders Day
Central School PTA observed founder's day with a ceremony honoring past presidents such as Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. and presenting corsages to guests. Charles Gibbs and Ralph Spencer spoke briefly as the meeting included group singing, a comedy skit, and PTA objectives. The report noted attendance awards, staff activity, and local job changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Whitney Ingraham
Swackhammer
Lucille B. Hawkins
Roy’ Tracy, Jr
Max Folmer
Salisbury Township
Charles Gibbs
Pomeroy
Ralph Spencer
Harold Lohse
Lucille Swackhammer
Max Folker
Richard Finlan
Wyatt Gilbert
Charles Werry
Edgar Thomas
Donley Reibel
Paul Folmer
Harlan Wehrung
Robert Arnold
Roy Mayer
Robert Thompson
PTA
Gerald Grueser
Carl Will
Pomeroy Man Richard Collins Serves Afloat In New Orleans
Richard A Collins personnel man second class of the Atlantic Fleet amphibious force serves aboard the flagship USS Pocono. The unit was in New Orleans for a week and the crew conducted duties and shore leave during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Collins
Atlantic Fleet Amphibious Force
Pocono
New Orleans
Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Julie Mitch in Middleport
Miss Julie Mitch RN of Gallipolis was guest of honor at a birthday dinner hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs P L Mitch in Middleport on Sunday. Attendees included Mrs Dillon Cross and Mr Dillon Cross of Racine Mrs Robert Mitch and sons David and Stephen of Martins Ferry Larry Mitch and Mrs William Foss of Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Julie Mitch
Gallipolis
P. L. Mitch
Mitch
Dillon Cross
Racine
Robert Mitch
David and
Stephen
Martins Ferry
Larry Mitch
William Foss
George Batey
Linda
Shirley
Jim
David Osler
Melvin Lee Jr
George Veith
Columbus
Chester Erwin
Michael
Don
Athens
Harold Miller
Major
Harry Craig
Five Birthdays Celebrated in Middleport Family Dinner
Five birthdays were celebrated Sunday at a North Second Ave home. Guests included Mrs. Ralph Pratt, Mrs. Emma Bissett, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pratt, Mrs. Ruth Laney and Debra, and Delno Pratt. Birthday honorees were February celebrants Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roush and sons Don Rex and Ralph Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Lee Pratt
Walter Roush
Rex
Roger
Don
North Second Ave
Women’s Association meets at First Presbyterian Church
Mrs James Harley presided as co chairman of Group II at a Monday meeting held in the First Presbyterian Church social rooms. Mrs Walter Waddell attended with other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
James Harley
The
Women’s Association
First Presbyterian Church
Walter Waddell
Gospel Harmony Boys to Visit Pomeroy Church
The Gospel Harmony Boys from Huntington television station perform in Pomeroy Sunday at 3 pm. Proceeds support the county polio fund drive. Sponsored by the Federated Church choir, the event requests a free will offering with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Gospel Harmony Boys
Huntington
Choir of the Federated Church
Meters Yield $209 in Week's Parking Receipts
Patrolman Lawrence Lanning reports a weekly parking meter collection totaling 209 dollars. The amount reflects the past seven days of receipts from city meters and may inform next fiscal adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Lawrence Lanning
Valentine Party And Devotional At Local Clubs
An opening devotional and a lesson on One Way from the study book of the Association were given for members and one guest Miss Grace Sauvage of Columbus with hostesses Mrs Marcus Chambers Mrs W H Juhling Mrs Walter Owens and Mrs James Harley serving refreshments for Valentine Day. The Green Clover 4-H Club held a Valentine party at Judy Sauers home with Rosetta Richards assisting. Colleen Wilson and Kay Jenkinson led recreations, including exchanges of Valentines and games, with refreshments served to 10 members and adviser Mrs James Brewington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley
Association
Grace Sauvage
Columbus
Marcus Chambers
W. H. Juhling
Walter Owens
James Harley
Middleport
Green Clover 4-H Club
Judy Sauer
Rosetta Richards
Colleen Wilson
Kay Jenkinson
James Brewington
Local Notes Highlight Hospital Visits and Family Travels
Lawrence Milhoan returns home from Holzer Hospital on North Fifth Avenue. Fostoria couple Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rogers visit Beech Street relatives. I. E. Miller tours Columbus with grandson Don Lisle to see daughter Norma Lisle at University Hospital. Miller also sees Carl Vanderhoof family. Mrs. A. R. Pullen attends a dinner hosted by Mrs. Albert Young. Mrs. George Joachim attends. Maxine Smith Cline and Deborah visit Orlando relatives for two weeks before returning to Florida. Reverend Fred Dunn and the Gardners dine with Marvin Kelly and sons Tom and Mark. Police Chief Russell Bailey and his wife visit Nelsonville with daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Milhoan
Holzer Hospital
North Fifth Avenue
Vernon Rogers
Fostoria
Rogers
Charles Bennett
Beech Street
I. E. Miller
Don Lisle
Syracuse
Columbus
Norma Lisle
University Hospital
Miller
Carl Vanderhoof
A. R. Pullen
Albert Young
George Joachim
Young
Philip Cline
Maxine Smith
Deborah
Orlando
Fla
A. V. Smith
Katheryn Thompson
Cline
Florida
Fred Dunn
Huntington
Fred I. Gardner
Marvin Kelly
Tom
Mark
Russell Bailey
Nelsonville
Local residents visit relatives and military family updates
Mrs Elmer Maiden and others travel to visit relatives in Buchtel Columbus and Athens for weekends. Coach McDonald and family welcome Sheila Lynn, new daughter at home in Buchtel. Major Harry Craig and family prepare to depart for Stuttgart Germany for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Maiden
Buchtel
Coach
Charles McDonald
Columbus
Everett Bachner
Carol Lee
Douglas
Washington, D. C
Major Craig
Harry Craig
Stuttgart
Germany
Will 1956 Be the Year That Changes the World
A 64 page booklet from The Voice Worlds promises world changing prophecies for 1956. It touts mind power techniques learned in Tibet, claims universal latent abilities, and offers a free copy titled Beware of These Days at 213 South Dept R714 Los Angeles CA.
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Tibet
Far East
South Dept
Loslie 4
Calif
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Jean Lama
Howard Ruppelt
Owen Bratton
Clinton Fisher
Donald Mills
Wayne Gibbons
David Jenkins
L. R. Wiley
Robert McElhinney
Ernest Covert
David C. Miller
Charles Murray
Ray Frazier
Scipio High
Pomeroy Man
Aav
Eunice Pullins
Evelyn Brickles
Bonnie Brown
Myrtle Boggess
Iva Fields
Wilbur Young
Leo Crew
Purchasing Agen
Ohio Universit Athens
East Union Street
East Union
East Union Reet
Keet Union Street
Mat Union St
Dole Universis | Ae
the Pomeroy Cement Block CO
Paint Supplies
Lée
Middleport Society
L. A. Bangerter
W. W. Hayes
Norman Wayland
H. E. Bush
Diane McComas
Pomeroy Society
Mrs. Goeglein
Mrs. Barnits
Susan
Pomeroy Personals
Theodore T. Reed, Sr
George Nesselroad, Jr
Ohio Power Co
Karr & van Zandt
Motor Sales
Quality Pomeroy
Green Clover Club
Liberty
the Warriors
Errol Flynn
Joanne Dru
Peter Finch
Pomeroy Bend Theatres
Meigs—Pomeroy
Richard Cante
Peggie Castle
Charles Stonson
Chuck Connors
Temple
Three Stripes IN the Sun
Aldo Ray
Phil Carey
Dick York
Mitsuto Kimura
Mor
Wiedemann’s
Wiedemann
Geo. Wiedemann Brewing Co
Newport, Ky
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