Meigs County March of Dimes names announced
POMEROY county drive head C D Fisher lists all Meigs County workers for the March of Dimes campaign to run January 15 30 Half the funds stay in county for polio victims with the rest going to national headquarters. Several township chairs and village captains are named across Racine Bedford Chester Columbia Lebanon Letart Olive Orange Salem Salisbury Scipio Rutland Sutton and Letart Falls with the Syracuse chair yet to be announced.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Meigs
Pomeroy
C. D. Fisher
Middleport
Meigs County
Ed Condon
National Foundation For
Foundation
C. O. Fisher
Racine
E. A. Wingett
T. T. Shelton
E. H. Jones
Lawrence Roush
Harriet Neigler
C. George Simpson
Marie Roush
Blythe Theiss
John Cross
William Stewart
Estella Holter
John Philson
Vera Beegle
Bedford Township
Eldon Clark
Avery Nelson
Victor Genheimer
Ethel Blackwood
Porter Midkiff
Dean Blackwood
Dayton Tubbs
Virgil King
Chester
Henry Wipple
Bud Morgan
Mae Holter
Thelma Orr
Gerald Violet
Josephine Ritchie
Clarice Cleland
Willis Parker
Donald Pullins
Howard Bolin
Jed Hartinger
Columbia Township
R. S. Vale
George A. Radekin
Arthur Crabtree
Raymond Holcomb
H. E. Starkey
Pearlie Rupe
D. W. Cumings
Lebanon
Herbert Price
Agnes Price
Karl Paynter
T. E. Sayre
Garnet Smith
Betty Bush
Iva Carpenter
Clarence Proffit
Vaughn Adams
Esther Price
Letart
Pete Shields
Frankie McKelvey
Woodrow Wilson
Lena Oberholzer
Clint Gilkey
Ralph Clark
Elsie Waggoner
John Blackwood
Rutland
James Titus
Guy Seadley
Fred Marshall
George Carson
Tom Porter
Dayton Russell
Mary Amos
Katie Luckadoo
Sutton Township
Vernon Nease
Virgil Hamm
Ada Holter
Clifford Norris
Curt Johnson
Mildred Carnahan
Mildred Morris Beaver
Tom Pickens
Will Potts
Charles Newman
Dana Hunn
Cleland Norris
Frank Cheesebrew
Lucy Kibble
Reedsville
Frances Webb
Letart Falls
Leslie Keller
Tuppers Plains
John W. Frank
Orba Stout
Harrisonville
Gath Townsend
Downington
Ross Amos
Dexter
Guy Lee
Darwin
Cecil Bolin
Langsville
Effie Baker
Salem Center
Leo Dudgeon
Carpenter
Frank Stewart
Mildred Pierce
Gene Forbes
Minersville
Wilbur Pierce
Bradbury
Patty Shane
Antiquity
Marriage announcements and society notes in Middleport
Social items report the marriage of Hortense Bowen Wagner to Herschel McKinney in January, with attendees from Middleport and Rising Sun. Other notes cover a birthday dinner for Jane Rice, Meigs County nuptials for Ann Baxter and Cecil Sansbury, military service postings, hospital visits, and local social visits involving residents of Middleport and Columbus with several family connections.
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Middleport
Hortense Bowen Wagner
Hallie Bowen
Juanita Martin
Rising Sun
Ohio
Herschel McKinney
Sam McKinney
Justice of the Peace
L. B. Higgins
Bowen
Guy Carson
McKinney
Carson
Pomeroy Man Bound Over On Assault With Intent To Kill
Fred Smith of Chester was arrested Monday evening on charges of assaulting his ex wife. He was arraigned Wednesday before Justice P L Peele and bound over to the grand jury on a assault with intent to kill charge with a $3000 bond. He was returned to Meigs Jail in default of bond.
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Pomeroy
Fred Smith
Chester
P. L. Peeles
Meigs
Apple Grove Slaughter Weds Roush In Methodist Church
Miss Mary Slaughter became the bride of Walter Herbert Roush in a six o'clock ceremony at the Apple Grove Methodist Church. Rev. William Coyle of Letart Falls officiated. Guests enjoyed nuptial music and a reception at the Shields home. The bride wore heavy white slipper satin with lace and a fingertip veil. maid of honor Bess Slaughter wore pink and Frances Parsons was matron of honor in pale blue. Best man was Guy Shuler. mothers wore black crepe. About 30 guests attended.
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Meigs County
Ann Baxter
J. Charles Baxter
Lilley Ave
Columbus
Cecil M. Sansbury
Dawes Sansbury
Chittenden Ave
Seneca Hotel
Bart Rawlings
Rawlings
Selah Sidenstricker
Scott Canaday
Edward J. Kroencke
Chaplain Service
The
Veterans’ Administration
Dorothy McVitty Emig
Roger Garrett
Dorothy Sansbury
Lansbury
Robert C. Baxter
Ohio State University
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Middleport
Motion Picture Service For Veterans’ Administration
ETO
Special Services of the Army
Apple Grove
Mary Slaughter
Walter Herbert Roush
William Coyle
Letart Falls
Hobart Hayman
Olden Thaxton
Thaxton
Bess Slaughter
Frances Parsons
Guy Shuler
Clarence Shields
WOSU Plans POMEROY Series For Local Airwaves
WOSU the Ohio State University station will air POMEROY a new program beginning January 10 at 6 30 p m and every Friday for 20 weeks The series will explore home school and community viewpoints with educators authors and topics on recreation mental health exceptional children teacher recruitment radio juvenile protection marriage and family life music and education Scripts are available for rebroadcast or discussion by writing Station WOSU Columbus Ohio.
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Pomeroy
WOSU
Ohio State University
Township Trustees And Clerks to Meet
Pomeroy township trustees and clerks of Meigs County will meet in the Pomeroy court room at 7 p m January 14. Joe Thomas president of the state association will speak. County officials and others are invited, said Gilbert Weeks president of the association.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Pomeroy Court Room
Joe Thomas
State Association
Gilbert Weeks
Association
Temperance Day Dinner Set By WCTU In New Plymouth
Members and friends of the WCTU and patrons of the school will serve the annual dinner at noon Friday January 17 with an afternoon program to celebrate Temperance Day. The Christmas party by the Grangers drew good crowds and the local Grange visited Ewing Grange for officer installation. Local visits include Massillon and Columbus relatives with several dinners and gatherings notable among residents. Local pastors participated in the candlelighting service at the Christmas community program in the Methodist Church.
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New Plymouth
WCTU
Ewing Grange
William Krempel
Massillon
Krempel
Elmer Hixinbaugh
Treadley Heinlein
Cleveland
E. R. Lindsay
Harden Cremean
Charles Fuller
Bert Fuller
Tipp City
Raymond Fuller
Frances Ann Fuller
Columbus
Gerald Lavely
Union Furnace
Mary Smith
Hamden
Betty
Charlene Boring
William Gibbons
John
Robert
Barbara
Carol Chesser
M. E. Church
Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Mrs Fisher Recovers After Major Operation
Mrs. C. O. Fisher underwent a major operation at St. Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg Tuesday and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily. Members of her family were with her. Robert Craig of Cincinnati has
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Meigs County
Craig
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
E. E. Fowler
Portsmouth
H. A. Rothrock
Fowler
Wallace Bradford
W. A. Eee
Point Pleasant
W. Ja
C. O. Fisher
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Robert Craig
Cincinnati
FASTEETH Powder Promises Comfort for Dentures
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Middleport Social Notes
Frank Hayes
Mill St
Jane Rice
Washington, D. C
H. W. Craig, Jr
Japan
Comeceived
H. W. Craig
Dickie
Rathburn
Rutland, Ohio
Coats
Shortie
Ebersbach Hardware CO
Pomeroy, O
Swift
Glen Valley Peas
White Villa
Vans
Our
Coffe
Spencer & Wehrung
Main
Miss Slaughter
Mr. Roush
Manny
Pickens
Chuck Roast
Meat Department
Hamburg
Westfield Pork & Beans
Dolly Madison Sauerkraut
Idaho
Little Mill
Jemima
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Mueller
Aerowax
France
Latina
Lighthouse Cleanser
Argo Glass
Poolecrove
Locust & Pearl Sts
H. J. Hysell
Loam TV
Meigs Pomeroy
Mona Freeman
Charles Evans
Evelyn Ankers
J. M. Kerrigan
Richard Denning
Terry Kilburn
Black Beauty, the Horse
Temple Middleport
Cluny Brown
Jennifer Jones
Peter Lawford
Charles Boyer
Helen Walker
Richard Haydn
Reginald Owen
Ernest Cossart
Sara Allgood
Unn O'Connor
Bendvue Pomeroy
Rockies
Bill Elliott
Swing IT Sailor
Wallace Ford
Phantom Rider
Robert Kent
Peggy Stewart
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