Middleport Treasurer To Seek Re-Election
Middleport announces that Charlotte Perrin will file for a second term as village treasurer. Council planned to merge clerk and treasurer roles into a clerk treasurer post, effective Jan 1 1966, with pay set at 1500 dollars per year. The action aims to cut expenses but was not certified before the May primaries.
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Middleport
Charlotte Perrin
Perrin
Lee Smith
Council
Board of Elections
Arch Masons Inspect Pomeroy Chapter 80 Meeting
The annual inspection of Pomeroy Chapter 80 Royal Arch Masons was held at the Masonic Temple. Dwight L. Cane district deputy grand high priest presided with visitors from Athens Gallipolis McArthur Wellston and Lancaster. Work was exemplified in the most excellent master degree for two candidates. A 6 30 p.m. dinner was served by Pomeroy Chapter Order of Eastern Star.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Dwight L. Cane
Lancaster
Chapitular District
Athens
Gallipolis
McArthur
Wellston
Order of Eastern Star
Pomeroy Paul Pierce fined for speeding in Syracuse court
Syracuse resident Pomeroy Paul Pierce was fined $15 plus costs after pleading guilty to speeding in the court of May or Charles Legar. The minimal record notes the court action and monetary penalties.
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Pomeroy
Paul Pierce
Syracuse
Charles Legar
Fire Loss Set At $2800 In Pomeroy Home Blaze
Harold Dillon family home on Thomas Fork was struck by fire causing $2800 in losses. Fire Chief Henry Werry said the roof collapsed as firefighters arrived and cause is undetermined. The family lost all furnishings, including $1800 of newly bought items. The residence valued at $1000 belonged to Ralph Gilmore and was insured. The Dillons have five children.
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Pomeroy
Harold Dillon
Thomas Fork
Henry Werry
Werry
Ralph Gilmore
Dillons
Missionary Society Holds Monthly Meet at First Church of God
In New Haven the Women's Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. David Fields Jr. Mrs. Fields led the meeting with the missionary pledge and prayers were offered by Nellie Dudding. Miss Margie Brinker reported on On Asia's Rim as members exchanged calendars and stockings and read letters from missionaries in Mexico and San Antonio. Attendees included Mrs. Carpenter, Miss Brinker, Mrs. Stewart, and others. In Los Angeles the Angels finished last season with a 156 167 record after two league seasons.
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New Haven
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God
David Fields
Fields
Nellie Dudding
James Ball
Juanita Cunningham
Billy Graham
India
Raymond Hastings
Mexico
George Dewitts
San Antonio
Tex
Margie Brinker
Asia
Rim
John Carpenter
Fred Stewart
Dexter Erwin
Robert Beach
Edwin Hudson
Carol Sycoe
Wyllis Davis
Foster Grinstead
William Gibbs
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Angels
Rock Springs Club Covers Laundry Topic At Home
Rock Springs Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. George Skinner's residence to discuss laundry with emphasis on new fabrics presented by Mrs. Amos Leonard and Mrs. William Grueser. A potluck lunch followed. Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters in Middleport will install newly elected officers at the K of P Hall Tuesday evening.
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Middleport
Meigs Temple
Pythian Sisters
K of P
Robert Schmoll
Robert Burkett
Eugene Conde
Don Mullen
Henry Clatworthy
Two Cars Collide Near Reservoir
Damages of about 150 dollars each were reported after two cars collided on Lincoln Heights Road near the water reservoir. Drivers Elmer White and Willard Boyer, both of Pomeroy, were involved. patrolman Henry Werry said there were no serious injuries.
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Pomeroy
Lincoln Heights Rd
Henry Werry
Elmer White
Willard Boyer
White
Boyer
Lincoln Heights
Bosworth Council To Hold Assembly Friday
POMEROY Bosworth Council 46 Royal and Select Masters will hold a special assembly at 7 30 p m Friday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple William R Hayes announced. Work in the royal and select master degree will be conferred on three candidates. An oyster supper will be held.
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Pomeroy — Bosworth
Langsville Postmaster Job Open
Langsville invites applications for fourth class postmaster. Must be resident of Langsville and 18 by Feb 19 closing date. No max age, but those over 70 may be considered only for temporary renewable appointments. Pay is $3000 per year. Inquiries at Langsville post office.
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Langsville
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Blakeslee Elected To Head Pomeroy Library
POMEROY a library board elected C F Blakeslee as president and Dr P E Stanley as vice president along with Lois Ann Burt as secretary and Ellen Gibbs as treasurer. New officers oversee a 1962 year that saw 28 922 books lent and 11 828 in attendance with 316 reference questions answered.
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Pomeroy
Lucy Gainer
Gibbs
Treasury
Changes In Hair Style And Local Civic Affairs
In Meigs County dye and tinting become common and accepted as fashion. The piece notes Sewage disposal plans by Pomeroy with Burgess and Niple surveyors seeking two federal grants for a reduced system feeding Bowers Restaurant to Crows Steak House. Ohio holiday changes under Governor Rhodes prompt protests by Athens County officials and the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association.
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Bowers’ Restaurant
Crows’ Steak House
Gallipolis
Washington
Lincoln
Ohio
James Rhodes
Athens
Meigs County
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Rhodes
Middleport Literary Club Hosts Readings and Plans Meeting
Middleport Mrs Arthur Strauss hosted the club with critiques of Watchers of the Pond by M Mills reviewed The Procession by Kahil Gibran. February 13 meeting host announced as Mrs O P Klein. In court, Allen Cleland 27 Racine paid 10 fine and costs for speeding while Wendell Barker 22 Mason Va forfeited a 25 bond on intoxication charge.
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Middleport
Arthur Strauss
Middleport Literary Club
Bruce Lloyd
Donald Mills
Kahil Gibran
O. P. Klein
Lee Smith
Allen Cleland
Racine
Wendell Barker
Mason
Middleport Warns Dogs Must Be Tied In Public Areas
Middleport officials warned dog owners to keep pets tied to avoid a $25 fine under Ordinance 663 after complaints near Pearl Street Elementary School. The report notes dogs in the area troubled children. The Middleport High School sophomore class will hold a bake sale Saturday at Cross Hardware starting at 9 a.m.
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Middleport
Pearl St
Middleport High School
the Cross Hardware
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Cheshire
Meigs Memorial Hospital
Harley Russ
Middleport Hill
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Union Protestant
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C. A. Emmish
Dessie Knight
Dayton Hospital
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WSCS
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Jacques Esterel
C. Blakeslee
Goeglein Ready-Mix CO
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Burgess and Niple
Goessler
Jewelry
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Phillip Sporn
American Electric Power Company
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Pomeroy Cement Block Company
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