Petitions Due for County Races by Feb 8
Meigs County candidates must file petitions for both primary and general elections with the Board of Elections by 4 p.m. February 8, announced Clerk Alnett Gloeckner. A Jan. 24 special election is set in the Eastern Local School District for a bond issue of 423000 at 5.9 mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vumeroy
Meigs County Board of Elections
Alnett Gloeckner
Gloeckner
Eastern
Central District
Olive Orange
Prompt and Efficient Service on Television and Radios Pomeroy
Service listings note prompt and efficient TV and radio repair in Pomeroy. Local shop advertises quick diagnostics, affordable rates, and guaranteed workmanship. Customer testimonials praise trustworthy technicians and timely callouts.
Meigs County Real Estate Tax Payment Window Opens
Meigs County Real Estate owners are reminded that December and June real estate tax books are open for payment. Tax notices close February 1, 1956.
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Meigs County
Pomeroy Society News Notes From Local Events
The Pomeroy page covers a double ring wedding at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Miss Enn Miteh and George William Nesselroad Jr, details on attendants, post ceremony trip, and future living plans. Auxiliary and Grange meetings, Easter Star officers installation, and a troop 3 patrol program are listed along with a high school inspection schedule and Masons’ event at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Enn Miteh
George William
Nesselroad
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
M. Mohrhoff
Ace
Meigs County Officers Update And Birth Report
Meigs General Hospital reports no births. county officers announce annual meeting at Second Ward firehouse. Residents of Gallia County note a fat baby birth on Sunday with Dane Wincoremer and Sandra listed among parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Someroy
Meas County
Paren
Gallia County
Dane Wincoremer
Syracise
Sandra
Bor
Nosser Howpta
Pomeroy
Meigs General Hospital
Meigs
Meigs County Police Chief Warns of Summer Offenses
Franklin D. Hudson acting chief of police warns against motorists parking in no parking zones and in undesignated spots. He notes youths with air rifles daily, breaking windows. parents are responsible. The Meigs news highlights for June and July 1955 include rescues, school bond issues, community events, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs
Mts
Franklin D. Hudson
Hudson
Pomeroy Board Elects Brown President for New Year
Dr Harold Brown was named president of the Pomeroy Board of Education at the annual organizational session in the superintendent's office. H E Boney was chosen vice president, J Z Edward Foster reappointed clerk, and Emma Seitz reappointed to another seven year term on the Pomeroy Public Library board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo Meroy
Harold Brown
Pomeroy Board of Education
Charles S. Gibbs
E. Boney
Edward Foster
Brown
Foster
Emma Seitz
Pomeroy Public Li Rary
Past Rutland Resident Dies
OMEMOY Harvey Amos 48, former Rutland resident, died Tuesday at a Cumbus hospital. Survived by wife Mary seven daughters a son father Charles Amos of Rutland and sister Mrs Shirley Andr ick of Fairborn Ohio. Mother and two children preceded him in death. Funeral services set 2 p.m. Friday at Rutland Church of Christ. Friends may call Wednesday night until time of services. Burial in Miles Cemetery.
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Omemoy—Harvey Amos
Rutland
Cumbus
Mary
Charles Amos
Shirley Andrick
Fairborn
Ohio
Rutland Church of Christ
Miles ¢ Cemetery
Man 72 Dies At His Home In Nitro West Virginia
A 72 year old man died Tuesday at his home in Nitro West Virginia. He is survived by two sisters Epple Pomeroy and Mrs Mary Jordan of Nitro and two brothers Charles Alonzo of Cincinnati. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p m at the Ewing funeral home with pastor of the Federated Church officiating. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PomEnur
Vavia Rerren
Epple, Pomeroy
Mary Jordan
Nitro
W. Va
Charles Alonzo
Cincinnati
Ewing Funeral
T Anytime
Thetis
Federated Church
Beech Grove
Watch Party And Holiday Gatherings In Pomeroy Area
Pumenur watch party at Pomeroy Church of Christ ran from 9 30 p m to midnight with games and a prayer service after refreshments. Dexter residents Pumenur Wienerson 21 and Shirley Burritt 22 attended. Hamden hosts hosted turkey dinner with many guests from Tipp City Dayton Logan Lancaster Laurelville McArthur Fairborn Columbus and local hamlets. Fire department called to incident. Christmas visits noted among many families including Saylor, Sprague, Hayhurst, Will, Bennett, and others across multiple towns.
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Pumenur
the Pomeroy Church of Christ
Hamden Hamden
Harles Salts
John Bobo
Tipp City
B.dativer
Dayton
Clarence Salts
Logan
George Geiger
Lancaster
James Prey
Laurelville
Margaret Calvin
McArthur
John Salts
Lehildren
Hamden
Frank Saylor
Lorena Saylor
Martha
Fairborn
BR. McManus
Paty
Ross
Nellie Scot
Middleport
Paul Falco
Doros
Say
Wiliam Simmons Hamden
Sam Will
Orville
Joan. Thborn
John Taborn
Donald Taborn
Flint, Mich
Martha Newman
Ted. Taborn
L. Hayhurst
Mobile
Ala
Hayhurst
Ann
Carol Hayhurst
Columbus
Mayme Sprague
Mancel Will
Ruth Bennett
Herbert Sprague
Blacklick
Flo. Bean
Guysville
DM. Bryan
William Gassill
Henry” Perry
Meter receipts total $195.40 in Pomeroy police report
Franklin D. Hudson acting chief of police reported today that parking meter receipts in Pomeroy for the past week totaled $195.40. The figure reflects collections for the recent period and is part of the city’s revenue report.
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Pomeroy
Franklin D. Hudson
Nazarene Pastor Heard In Prayer Week Series
Middleport reports the second Week of Prayer session at First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Robert Styers of the Church of the Nazarene spoke on Essentials of Answered Prayer. Presiding was Rev. Claremont B. Hoyt. Future speakers include Rev. N. D. Borden and Rev. L. A. Bangerter. Music featured Lillian Steiff, the Presbyterian choir, and the Middleport Ministerial Quintet.
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James Lomax
McArthur
Ohio River
Charles Harrison
Boys’ Industrial School
Meigs Soil Conservation District
R. C. Fellrod
Meigs Jaywees
First Presbyterian Church
Nazarene
Middleport
Robert Styers
Church of the Nazarene
L. A. Bangerter
Heath Methodist Church
Lillian Steiff
Presbyterian
Bangerter
Hoyt
Styars
Fred J. Gardner
Howard Ruppelt
Paul Aptonstall
Middleport Society and area guests fill weekends
Middleport residents hosted and visited relatives during a busy weekend. Evangelists Rev. Dewey Mounts and his wife led a Nazarene service, while Evans Grocery employees gathered in Huntington for a large New Year's party. Numerous families from Middleport, Chauncey, Martins Ferry, Athens, Columbus and beyond hosted visitors, attended dinners, and shared meals across homes in Meigs County and nearby towns.
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Man Carsey
Jenna Grass
Waverly
Thurman Carsey
Middleport
Eber Lewis
Pauline
Janice
Stella Walburn
W. E. Cox
Effie Fennell
Chauncey
Carrie Augustine
Poston
Walburn
Eldon Walburn
Gladys Wright
Robert Mitch
David
Steven
Martins Ferry
P. L. Mitch
Myron Duffield
Beverly
John Seines
Dufield
Air Force
Cincinnati couple announce birth of daughter Kathleen Ann
Mr Ty Born MivDLerour mr and Ars Donald Curren of Cincinnati announce the birth of a daughter Kathleen Ann at a Cincinnati hospital on December 29. The Currens lived on the Weise property in Middleport and on their arm on Leading Creek Road while Mr Curren was employed by the Ohio Valley Electric Cor onation at Kgger Creek. They moved to Cincinnati in December then Mr Curren started work for the Ailis-Chalmers Company.
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Mivdlerour
Ars Donald Curren
Cincinnati
Kathleen Ann
Mrs. Curren
Weise
Middleport
Leading Creek Road
Caren
Ohio Valley Electric Coronation
Kgger Creek
Curren
Ailis-Chalmers Company
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Tuppers Plains
Reedsville
Long Bottom
Chester High School
Iity
Oly
Howver
Board of Elections
Cleland
Associated Radio
Harry A. Miller
Tor
Elyde G. Milhone
RAND
Hartley & Bennett
Shoe Store
Pomeroy Society
Carol Spence
Gene Mitch
Virginia
Navy
New York Central Railroad
Cole St
Wom
Grace Episcopal Church
A. R Knight
Lincoln If
Pomona Grange
Mo Valle
Grange
Virgil Atkins
Rand Marshal
Yma Gaston
Racine
Gallipolis
New Marshfield
Athens
Louise Stewart
William Stewart
Naoma Brinker
Jesse Brinker
Gretta Simp
Emma Jane Metock
Mildred Ci ‘Marshall
Margaret Neu
Helen Johnson
Ruth Ann Gaul
Esther Electa
Jane Hillwarder
Dorothy Spencer
Emma Jane McClintock
Otis McClintock
Sirl Scout Troop
Giri Ocwut
AR. Knight
W. D. Edwards
Royal Arch Masons
Pomeroy Masonic Temple
Oliver H. Ormiston
State of
Meigleets
Mengusepors
Witner Ves
Crippled Children’s Society
Horton Memorial
Danny Morris
Frank Cheesebrew
Sfiddleport
American Legion
Mouileport
Ama
Pomona
Pomeroy Council
Pomeroy Ters
Dale H. Ratliff
Posion
Miami
Pla
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Dale Dye
James Proffitt
Portland
Herve A. Ritchie
Route 1
Meigs 4Hers
Jackson County
Georgia Williamson
Harrisonville
School Board
ATA Anos
Pumenur— Wienerson
Shirley Burritt
Dexter
Pomeroy Bend
Theatres
Temple
OF God
Lee
Cobb
Agnes Moorehead
Marshall
Middleport Society
Dewey Mounts
Worth
Mounts
Evans Grocery
Huntington
William Foss
Ieorge Foss
George Meinhart
Robert McElhinney
Sidney Russell
Mid-leport
Daleadhner
Magdalene Misner
George Stinard
Frances Kay
Akron
Edward Russell
Charles Quillen
William
Orville Milliran
Melvin
Frank Reeves
Portsmouth
Wendell Bunce
Delbert Flowers
Harrisburg
Robert Coats
Shreveport
Joseph Gallo
Inlaw
Harold E. Hubbard
Martha Kay
Bertha Seyfried
Morah Leonard
Paul Leonard
Jack Lloyd
Memphis
Tenn
Bruce Lloyd
Washington Court House
Lloyd
Michael
Larry Wiley
Fort Knox
L. R. Wiley
E. M. Blake
Roy Tracy
Parkersburg
Ralph Anderson
Detroit
Homer Showers
Jo Wein Warren
Oklahoma City
Robert Jen
Walter King
New Matamoras
Ernest King
Robert
Clarence Cline
Midleport
Jesse Warren
California
Lafayette Cline
Wingsetts Run
Joseph Curry
Beaumont
Texas
Liberty Theatre
Middlefort
Gary Cooper
Moberta Haymes
Jones John Hideo
Department of Agriculture
Phillips
SHOE
FORD
Karr & van Zandt
Motor Sales
Dutton Drug Company
Greyhound Bus Station
Middleport, Ohio
Valley
Ipla
Inchor
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