POMEROY Officials Protest Syracuse Gas Rate Hike
Pomeroy village officials hired attorney F Harmon O’Brien to challenge Syracuse Utility Co rate increase. Mayor William Thuener said the council opposes the proposal, arguing the rise is too high as bills could rise from about four to seven dollars monthly for most residents. Construction equipment for village projects was also reported.
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Pomeroy
Syracuse
Syracuse Ulity Co
William Thuener
Thuener
F. Harmon O'Brien
Utes Commission
Coimbus
Vor Thuener
Neaest
Opposition Praised as Winfield Race Track Fight Grows
NEW HAVEN officials praise the Winfield area ministers for opposing the proposed race track. An open letter to the Winfield Ministerial Association offered aid in their fight while a discussion on church involvement in New Haven Boy Scout work occurred at the monthly meeting.
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New Haven
Winfield
W. Va
Pomeroy Bend
Raymond Peters
Howard Killingsworth
F. 5. Murray
Rufus Casto
Orville E. Bayes
Plans Studied For County Festival In April
Meigs County Music Teachers met at Middleport High with Carmen Deems presiding planning a county festival set for April 2 at the Middleport High School auditorium. High school bands join Girls and Boys Glee Clubs plus mixed ensembles in the program.
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Middleport
Meigs County
Midleport High School
Carmen Deems
Middleport High School
Chorus
Portland
Great Bend
Deems
Ethel
Chapman
Rutland
Pomeroy Church Directory Listings and Schedules
A lengthy directory lists churches in Pomeroy and nearby areas with service times Sunday school at 9:30 or 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:30 a.m. and evening services around 7:20 p.m. Midweek prayer meetings vary. Denominations include Church of Nazareth Church of Christ Church of God St Pauls Lutheran Pilgrim Reedsville Long Bottom Laurel Cliff Free Methodist and more with pastors named and specific meeting times. Local notices cover communion schedules, youth meetings, and congregational events.
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Pyracuse Church of
Christian Endeavor
Church of God
E. Main
Cherry Sts
Danville Pilgrim
W. V. Gilkerson
Pomeroy
First Baptist—Church
Chester House of Prayer
Edmond Life
Laurel Cliff
Marty Bates
Hysell Run
Harry Bates
Rock Springs
RM Grove
WSCS
Harold C. Doster
Reedsville
Hemlock Grove
Sacred Heart
Path-teer
John Turel
Kingsbury Road
R. A. Biddle
Doreus
Syracuse
Carmel
Carleton
R.A. Biddle
Bradford
Forest Run
W. M. Lull
BYPU
Naomi Baptist
H. E. Harris
Tor
Dav Hall
Butternut Abbath School
Fred Cadle
United Methodist
J. Lestie
Kunze
Call of Life
Membership and Evangelism Commission
Waldo J. Bartels
Alfred Methodist
R. M W. Grove
Isola Taylor
Portsmouth Institute Attended by District Missionary Group
The Portsmouth Methodist District Missionary Institute met at the Old Town Methodist Church on Thursday. Speakers included Dr. Karl, secretary of the interboard council, Mrs. Harry P. Smith of Pomeroy, district president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service, and Mrs. C. F. Tompkins of Pomeroy, secretary of children's work for the Ohio conference. Other attendees were Rev. Robert E. Linter of Rutland and Syracuse churches, Miss Marcia Karr of Syracuse, Rev. J. Leslie Sunze of Pomeroy United Methodist Church, and Rev. Emmhelle Sopher of Letart Falls.
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Portsmouth Methodist District Missionary Institute
Old Town
Harry P. Smith
Pomeroy
Woman's Society of Christian Service
C. F. Tompkins
Emm Hhelle Sopher
Letart
Falls Methodist Church
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Long Bottom
Paul Chiles
Portsmouth
Toring
Ane Aline
Dan River
Pomeroy Church News
Athens Messenger
Falls Methodist
Emmabelle F. & Her
Apple Grove
Plants
Letart Falls
East Letart
MYF
Pam
Portsmouth Institute
Resor SY Nair O
Pete Tae
Betes Wall
Glory Wargaret O'Brien
Walter
Brennan
Charlotte Ween
Peggy Castle
Gun Lady
Tom Ewell Sheree North
Cinemascope
Sores
Rita Moreno
Hamas
JN CN
Kit Kalen
Bert Larr
Amie van Doren
Andes Paul Gilbert
Alena
Casey Jones
Lipper
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