Disaster Committee Named At Meeting
Meigs County disaster committee members were named at the American Red Cross chapter meeting at Veterans Memorial Hospital. New members include Eldon Gaul Chester Vernon Weber and others with Arthur Hoyt reappointed as disaster chairman. The board accepted Betty Miller’s resignation and named Paul Casci to fill the vacancy.
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Pomeroy
Arthur Hoyt
Meigs County
American Red Cross
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Eldon Gaul
Chester
Vernon Weber
Rutland
Victor Brown
Minersville
Herman London
Syracuse
Tom Wolf
Racine
Virgil Atkins
David Yost
Virgil Roush
Nellie Vale
Carpenter
Dorsel Riebel
Reedsville
Alwilda Werner
Middleport
Betty Miller
Paul Casci
University Hospital
Circle
E. High St
Springfield
Yvonne Scally
County Water Safety
Scally
Suit for $220 77 Filed in Meigs Court
The State of Ohio sues E. E. K. Inc. also known as Hotel Martin Pom ery. Kenneth Cooke files action to appeal a divorce decision from several months ago.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Bible School Dates Set By Association
Middleport Ministerial Association set the annual community vacation Bible school for June 14 to June 25. Departments will be in participating churches to foster a more worshipful atmosphere. The lunch program for needy children was referred to the community churches. Rev. Howard Ruppelt led the meeting. Rev. M. E. Dowson gave the evening prayer.
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Middleport
Middleport Ministerial Association
Middleport Church of Christ
Howard Ruppelt
M. E. Dowson
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Racine Area Couples
Russell Vance Cummins 20 of Racine Route 2 wed Coralee Manuel 17 of Racine. Paul Eugene Hill 19 of Le tart Falls married Crestlyn Rae Hicks 16 of Pomeroy. Ralph Edward Wines 19 and Caroline Teaford 19, both of Racine, obtained licenses.
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Russell Vance Cummins
Racine
Coralee Manuel
Paul Eugene Hill
le Tart Falls
Crestlyn Rae Hicks
Pomeroy
Ralph Edward Wines
Caroline Teaford
Meigs County Land Transfers Record Summary
Frank E. Bobo and Ina E. Bobo transfer part of lot 393 in Middleport to Charles and Yvonne Wilson. Harold C. Boston and Eloise M. Boston move one acre in Olive Two to James and Janice Davis. John M. Welsh and others sell parcels in Rutland to Eva G. Welsh. Orville T. Chambers and others transfer a lot in Middleport to Richard and Martha Chambers. Janet and Joe Bolin sell a lot in Rutland to Richard J. Jacks. Robert Parsons and Josephine Parsons transfer 30 acres in Sutton Two to Bobby Joe Wolfe and Tessie Wolfe. Kenneth Miller and Audrey Miller transfer a parcel in Salisbury Two to Chester and Margaret Hutton. David P. Holter and Dolores Holter sell 50 acres in Bedford Two to Elmo and Virginia D. Smith. James Simpson and Esther B. Simpson transfer a lot in Middleport to Frederick W. Gibbs Jr. and Janice Gibbs.
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Frank E. Bobo
Ina E. Bobo
Charles Wilson
Yvonne Wilson
Middleport
Harold C. Boston
Eloise M. Boston
James L. Davis
Janice Davis
Olive Two
John M. Welsh
Anna Mae Welsh
Roger C. Welsh
Ruth E. Welsh
Eva G. Welsh
Rutland
Orville T. Chambers
Marion K. Chambers
Esther C. Aleshire
Willis C. Aleshire
Richard J. Chambers
Martha Chambers
Janet
Joe Bolin
Richard J. Jacks
Robert Parsons
Josephine Parsons
Bobby Joe Wolfe
Tessie Wolfe
Sutton
Kenneth Miller
Audrey Miller
Chester D. Hutton
Margaret F. Hutton
Salisbury
David P. Holter
Delores Holter
Elmo Smith
Virginia D. Smith
Bedford
James Simpson
Esther B. Simpson
Frederick W. Gibbs, Jr
Janice E. Gibbs
New Theater in Greensboro to Launch Three-Playhouse Circuit
The Town Hall auditorium in Greensboro will host a professional stock troupe by Marta Byer and Donald Carter next summer. They also run the Thomas Wolfe Playhouse in Asheville and the Roanoke Summer Theater in Mill Mountain Virginia. Plays will rotate among the three venues with every third show produced in Greensboro. The project plans to employ 0 performers.
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Greensboro
N. C
Town Hall
Marta Byer
Donald Carter
Oper
Asheville
Roanoke
Mill Mountain
Television Listings Note on Schedule Corrections
The Messenger cautions readers that program listings may contain errors when stations fail to provide corrected schedules. Boldface denotes color programs.
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Messenger
Faith and nation theme marks Back to God service
Rev. Don ald Hicks led the Midport Church of Christ in a Back to God observance by Feeney Bennett Post 128 American Legion to honor the four chaplains from World War II. Richard Pickens and Lewis Long carried colors. Frank Cheesebrew spoke. Clergy from local churches offered prayers and led singing. General chairman was Walter Bunce, post chaplain.
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Middleport
Donald Hicks
Donald Boone
Heifer Jumps Fence Reaching Private Pool
In Lebanon Kentucky a 950 pound Black Angus heifer leaped the fence at the Stockyards and fell into the citys only private swimming pool. J T Whitlock estimated the animal caused about 500 dollars in damage before it was rescued.
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Lebanon
J. T. Whitlock
Television schedules and kids programming listing
A Tuesday lineup features shows such as Kids' Stuff at 3:30, Parsons Francais at 6:00, Parsons Francais at 6:15, TV Kindergarten at 4, Friendly Giant at 7, What's New at 8, Portrait of an Land and Like Break through at 8:30, Sleep of Prisoners at 10, and News-Kyle Hill.
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Parsons Francias
Parsons Francais
Friendly Giant
Kyle Hill
Tuppers Plains News Roundup of Weekend Visits
Mrs. Evelyn Brickles reports weekend visits from families and individuals across Rockport W Va Belore Alfred Hockingport Mason and Chester noting exchanges of hospitality. MSgt George Viragh and wife and children plan to depart March 8 for Germany where he will serve three years.
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Tuppers Plains
William Watson
Rockport
W. Va
Watson
Effie Watson
Lucy Kim
Carrie Bahr
Richard Stacey
Belore
Ernest Taylor
Alfred
Kenneth Griffith
Bertha Schriver
Bessie Bentz
Mason
Handel Birthday Program at Concert Stage
Tuesday evening schedule lists a George Frederick Handel birthday program at the concert stage. Wednesday morning offers New alternatives to war, plus Canadian reaction to Southeast Asia and an interview with the wife of Prime Minister Wilson in London.
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George Frederick
Handel
Southeast Asia
London
Wilson
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