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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1963

Page

12

Court Decision Pending On Hudson Freedom Bid

Hudson, 31, of Minersville remains in Meigs County jail over the weekend as Judge John C. Bacon reviews a writ of habeas corpus filed by attorney J. B. O'Brien. Officials say Hudson is jailed for parole violation at the request of state parole officers. he was arrested months ago for breaking and entering the Middleport Motor Parts Store and bound over to the grand jury on $2000 bond. The court will rule after hearing information is considered.

Pomeroy — Denzil Ray Hudson Minersville John C. Bacon Meigs County Common Pleas Court J. B. O’brien Hudson Middleport Bacon

Rev Bartels Announces Retirement From Federated Church

The Rev Waldo J Bartels announced his resignation and retirement at a Sunday congregational meeting of the Federated Church in Pomeroy The resignation takes effect May 1 and he and his wife will move to Chesterland near Cleveland Leonard Jewell was elected elder and Mrs Roy Mayer and Mrs Charles Strauss were named deacons Reports of officers were given

Zaleski Notes On Local Visitors Health And Travel

Mrs. James Myers of Zaleski is hospitalized in Columbus as she remains in poor health. Visits include Rev Everett McKibben with Mrs McKibben, and sister Mrs Beauche LaFollette of Athens. Reba Pinney leaves for Oregon for work. Jacob Vanderford improves at Hocking Valley Hospital. Warren and Mrs Wise visit from Springfield. Jerry and Opal Brooks visit Grove City relatives. Lannie Tripp returns to Norfolk Navy Base after his grandfather Harry Tripp’s death.

James McKibben Zaleski James Myers University Hospital Columbus Everett McKibben McKibben Beauche LaFollette Athens John Chapman Chapman Jay Hayes Reba Pinney Oregon Jacob Vanderford Hocking Valley Hospital Warren Wise Springfield Wise Jerry Brooks Raymond Brooks Grove City Opal McKibben Phyllis Chillicothe Ella Brooks Lannie Tripp Harry Tripp Norfolk

Court Nets $703 In December Activities

A total of $703.50 from Meigs County activities in December was distributed to county funds. The general fund received $409.90, the automobile license and gas fund $219.39, and the law library fund $74.21. Sheriff fees totaled $64.30 and $128.55 went to the state as 45 percent of Highway Patrol fines.

Pomeroy

Eastern Star Members Visit Nelsonville

Twelve members of Pomeroy Chapter 186 Order of Eastern Star attended a District 25 school of instruction in Nelsonville. Named and recognized were Ella Smith worthy matron Geraldine Young grand representative to North Dakota and Elsie Smith past district president. Marjorie Crow was named to the sunshine fund committee.

Pomeroy Order of Eastern Star Nelsonville School of Instruction Catherine Jordan Ella Smith Harry P. Smith Elsie Smith Alfred E. H. Crow James Soulsby Caddie Wickham Marjorie Crow Clara Soulsby Ruth Tompkins Georgia Watson Geraldine Young North Dakota

Middleport Personal Notices Highlight Local Travel and Health Activities

Mrs Lillie Lyons Groppen bacher travels to New York City with her daughter Mary Lou for eye surgery. Mrs Zella Cross fractures a wrist in a home fall and is treated at Holzer Hospital. Mrs William Bradford and Mrs Harold Lohse return from Columbus after visiting Mrs Lawrence Bradford.

Lillie Lyons Groppenbacher New York City Mary Lou Zella Cross Holzer Hospital William Bradford Harold Lohse Columbus Lawrence Bradford Lohse PTA Deshler- Hilton Hotel Harold Hubbard Cash Bahr Frank Will Ted Downie Charleston W.va Gerald Rice Dearborn Mich Russell Rice Rice Cedric Clark Everett Hayes O. P. Klein Athens Margaret Mead

Birthday Party Honors Ann Wilson at Home

Middleport observers marked Ann Wilson birthday with a Friday pizza party hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson. Gifts were given and games enjoyed with guests Myrna Searles Bill Swann Mike Porter Duane Johnson Mark Tannehill Mary Malik Josephine Toney and Sharon Wilson.

Middleport Ann Wilson Frank Wilson Ann Mryna Searles Bill Swann Mike Porter Duane Johnson Mark Tannehill Mary Malik Josephine Toney Sharon Wilson

Meat Cooking Main Topic Of Home Club

Mrs. Howard Ebersbach hosted the Great Bend Portland Home Demonstration Club with a program on cooking meats by dry and moist heats. Two films were shown by Mrs. Howard Nolan followed by a noontime luncheon for members and guests. The group plans a future meeting at Mrs. William McKelvey’s home with laundering as the topic and invites area women to attend.

Pomeroy Howard Ebersbach Great Bend-Portland Howard Nolan Hyatt Parsons Harold Roush M. L. Furbee Albert Paynter Joe Price Ralph McDade Paul Sayre Nolan William McKelvey Ebersbach Parsons

Westminister Youth Fellowship studies Egypt topic

The Westminister Youth Fellowship at First United Presbyterian Church discussed The Might of God in Egypt with Connie Cooke presenting Exodus, James Miller leading Q and A on Egypt, and Rev. Howard Ruppelt on Moses and the Pharaohs. Plans for a February ice skating party and an attendance contest were made. A trip to Huntington YMCA for a swimming party was led by Rev. Ruppelt, Mrs. Rue, and Richard Bailey.

Middleport Egypt Westminister First United Presbyterian Church Connie Cooke James Miller Howard Ruppelt Huntington YMCA

Missions To Be Discussed At Local Society Meeting

A speaker on home missions will headline the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society gathering at 7 30 p m Monday in the Middleport First Baptist Church. Electa Circle meets at the church Tuesday and Dorcas Circle visits Mrs Pearl Hoffman on North Third Ave. Busy Bee Class gathers Thursday at 7 30 p m.

Middleport B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society Middleport First Baptist Church Society Electa Dorcas Pearl Hoffman North Third Ave

Meigs County Land Transfers Headlines

Public land transfers in Meigs County include Kenneth Amsbury and Norma Amsbury conveying parcels in Chester Two to Manning Webster and Bernard Fultz. E B Epple deeds lots in Pomeroy to John and Wilma Terrell. Henry Salser and Mildred Salser transfer lots 9 and 10 in Syracuse to Myla Hudson. Wilkie and Clara Larson transfer Lebanon Two Lot 5 to John Simons Jr. Hemsley transfers Lot 54 in Sutton to Frances and Harry Clark. Everett Hayes deeds 4.1 acres in Chester Two to John and June Epple. Bruch estate to Mae Price three Pomeroy lots. James Dean transfers parcels in Salem Two to Ray and Margaret Evans. Luther Bates and Elizabeth Bates transfer parcels in Rutland to Fred and Nancy Smith.

Kenneth D. Amsbury Norma Jean Amsbury Manning D. Webster Bernard V. Fultz Chester E. B. Epple John H. Terrell Wilma Terrell Pomeroy Henry A. Salser Mildred M. Salser Myla W. Hudson Syracuse Wilkie Larson Clara B. Larson John Simons, Jr Lebanon Ralston Douglas Hemsley Frances Eileen Clark Harry K. Clark Sutton Luther Bates Elizabeth V. Bates Fred Smith, Jr Nancy Smith Rutland

Pomeroy Senior to Speak on Safety at PTA Meeting

Jennifer Lohse a senior at Pomeroy High School will address safety during the Salisbury PTA meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the school auditorium Refreshments will be served. The Middleport Literary Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Rodney Downing with Mrs Noah Haskins hosting The program will be presented by Mrs Emerson Jones and Mrs Forrest Bachtel.

Pomeroy Jennifer Lohse Pomeroy High School Salisbury PTA Middleport Middleport Literary Club Rodney Downing Noah Haskins Emerson Jones Forrest Bachtel

Holiday visitors to Hemlock Grove mix with local residents

Ohio University students Miss Lola Zeigler and Larry Heines spent the holiday at home. Avery Nelson and Theo Heines hosted holiday guests including Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gueser and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Heines, Mrs. Ellen Killinger and Larry Heines. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Killinger of Dayton visited Ellen Killinger. Mr. and Mrs. Stanford were also mentioned in the social list.

Lola Zeigler Larry Heines Ohio University Avery Nelson Theo Heines Donald Gueser George Heines Ellen Killinger Walter Killinger Dayton Stanford Stockton Thomas Holter Morning Star Charles Paulsen Frank Burson Burlingham Clara Paulsen James Hazelton Bernard Paulsen Emmett Hawk Ralph Smith Robert Hawk Ernest Cullums Ray Whaley Homer Hysel Rodney Don Cullums Florida Robert Shinn Jerome Cook Robert Will Verry Hauck Earl Cowen Burlingham - Darwin Kenneth Russell Emnett Jones Fred Colburn Prattsfork Dana Haning Wiley Colburn Albany Ward Smith Darwin Howard Smith Bill Smith Harry Getter Lewisburg Hattie Bolin Pomeroy Rd Homer Smith Kentucky Wayne Sloan Long Lane Clarence Story Roselee Jim Smith George Carper Ada Morris Chester Lenna Baxter Letta White Theo Hinds Jean Joy David Zanesville Kenneth Welsh O. D. Markins Harrisonville Charles Winebrenner Leona Winebrenner

Local families share holidays across multiple towns

Letart Falls and nearby communities note visits by Grimm, Adams, Jarrell, and other relatives over the holidays. Names include Bert and Ernest Grimm, Barbara and Patty Grimm, Jackie Adams, Otto Jarrell, Eddie Saunders, George Ball, Chester Elkins, and Jerald Roberts among others, with several travelers returning to Kent State, Ohio University, or home after visits.

Russell Grimm St. Clairsville Bob Grimm Columbus Bert Grimm Barbara Patty Grimm Kent State Ohio University Bill Grimm Ernest Grimm Jackie Adams Reynoldsburg Earl Adams Jim Otis Crawford Jerald Roberts Rochester Eddie Saunders St. Albans George Ball Greenbrier Chester Elkins Chapmansville W. Va Buddy Jarrell Otto Jarrell Anna Barnhart Meigs Memorial Hospital John Hill Pearl Caste Mike Wilbur Mercer Don Bell Paul Ervin Racine- Bashan Rd Lawrence Grimm U. S. Army Rod Grimm

Grange Hears Rules For Coming Contests

POMEROY Mrs. Amos Leonard outlined the rules for state and national baking and sewing contests at a Rock Springs Grange meeting led by Fred Goeglein. The program featured group singing and readings by local members and a quarterly birthday supper.

Pomeroy Amos Leonard Rock Springs

Two Men Forfeit Appearance Bonds In Pomeroy

In Pomeroy two men forfeited $35 appearance bonds for failing to display a use tax sticker. Harry C. O Dell and John R. Weddle were fined $10 plus costs for driving left of center and a stop sign violation. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. C P Gallagher Mrs Glen Dill and Mrs Rollin Beards at a Twin City Card Club gathering hosted by Mrs Bernice Durst.

Pomeroy Meigs Frank W. Porter William R. Mowery Nicholas Morey Jr Harry C. O’dell John R. Weddle C. P. Gallagher Glen Dill Rollin Beards Bernice Durst Twin City

Seal Sale Exceeds Three Thousand Dollars in Meigs County

Meigs County Tuberculosis and Health Association reports Christmas seal sale receipts total 3092.88 from 1794 contributors. A final follow up letter will go to former contributors in January. Mrs. Wallace Bradford, executive secretary, attends Southeast Tuberculosis Association in Nelsonville on Jan 23. She will discuss regional tubercular patient problems and report five year study findings. Bradford also heads to Columbus for the state midwinter conference January 29 to 31.

Middleport Meigs County Tuberculosis and Health Association Wallace Bradford Bradford Nelsonville Southeast Tuberculosis Association Columbus Lincoln Lodge

Youth Faces 3 Charges After Route 143 Crash

Edward Mayes, 16, of Harrisonville, will be charged in Meigs County Juvenile Court with reckless operation speeding and driving without a license after his car left Route 143 and struck Elsie Wagner’s residence. Sheriff officials said the accident prompted the charges.

Pomeroy Edward Mayes Harrisonville Meigs County F. H. O’brien Department of Robert Hartenbach Mayes Elsie Wagner

Mrs. Robson Hosts Theodorus Council Members

Mrs. Jack Robson entertained past councilors of Theodorus Council Daughters of America at her home. Mrs. Max Meinhart led a devotional period. Prizes in games went to Mrs. Thomas Cook Mrs. John Smith Mrs. Henry Reibel and Mrs. Joseph Beegle. Refreshments were served.

Pomeroy Jack Robson Theodorus Council, Daughters of America Max Meinhart Thomas Cook John Smith Henry Reibel Joseph Beegle Robson

Darwin News Notes from Mrs Earl Cowen

Mrs Earl Cowen reports social visits across Darwin and nearby towns. Numerous families including Rus sells, Joneses, Colburns, Hanings, Smiths, Hinds, and Woolfens travel between Darwin Albany Ches ter Zanesville and Dayton for New Year gatherings and visits with relatives and neighbors.

Tuba Player Is Honored At Ohio University Concert

Middleport High School band president Forrest Bachtel Jr. was chosen as one of nine area tuba players to join a Memorial Auditorium concert with Ohio University Concert Band directed by Charles Minelli. Bachtel attended with Michael Archer, Michl Lloyd, and Randy Humphreys.

Middleport Forrest Bachtel, Jr Memorial Auditorium Ohio University William Bell Charles Minelli Bachtel Athens Michael Archer Michl Lloyd Randy Humphreys

Pomeroy Personalities and Hospital Stay Noted

Mrs Virgie Ruschel former Pomeroy resident is confined to Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus after a leg injury from a fall. Her son Leroy and daughter in law visited. The piece also mentions visits from Allen Hill Sr and family and others, plus Doris Caldwell returning to Pittsburgh for nurses studies. The Winding Trail Garden Club meets at Mrs Joseph Struble’s home Wednesday evening.

Virgie Ruschel Pomeroy Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus Leroy Ruschel Stephen Hillars Marcy Middletown Allen C. Hill Henry Ewing Ben Mulberry Ave Garland Caldwell Charles Janet Doris Charles Findling Toppers Plains Doris Caldwell Pittsburgh St. Joseph Hospital Parkersburg W. Va Winding Trail Garden Club Joseph Struble

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hudson Freedom Rev. Bartels Zaleski Eastern Star E. Second St God of Hemlock Grove Letart Falls Greenview Lorado Portland Robbie Bambi Roush Grange William Dinguss Golda Sargent Homer Wilard Card Club Leo Childs Gallipolis Firestone Rollin Radford Dave Hill Stillwater Minn Darwin News Wilbur Colburn Lancaster Lizzie Blackwell Jim Hazelton Charles Paulson Glen Martin Joe Stanley Guy Lee Harry Miller Joe Stanley, Jr Stanley Jesse Brown Mrs. Ward Smith Pomeroy Personals Elberfelds Navy ARMY TAN Spruce
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