Trial of Donald Taylor Ends Today In Meigs Court
Meigs County Common Pleas Court in Pomeroy nears completion of the trial of 19 year old Donald Taylor of Darwin on armed robbery and burglary charges. Judge Cedric W. Clark presides as 18 witnesses testified over two days with Taylor admitting guilt for a portion of the money taken from Liberty Hudnell, 93, while co defendant Virgil Markins supported by counsel may still testify.
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Pomeroy
Donald Taylor
Darwin
Meigs County
Virgil Markins
Liberty Hudnell
Taylor
Hudnell
Markins
Hudwell
James B. O’brien
Clark
O’brien
Frank Green
Harry Peyton
Joseph Stanley
Arch Markins
Charles Pickett
May Pickett
Ward Smith
James Caldwell
Charles Stout
Harold Jones
Rex O’brien
Ed Thomas
Harry Osborne, Jr
Harold Duckworth
Sol Bigley
Margaret Smith
Wilbur Molden
Swim Classes Begin Friday in Pomeroy
Pomeroy Boys Club will sponsor swim classes from 9 am to noon on Monday Wednesday and Friday for the next month at Bailey's Lake. Transportation instruction and guards provided. Each child pays 20 cents admission. If enough girls enroll two women instructors may be added. Meet at Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium at 9 am.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Boys Club
William Lehew
Lehew
Bailey's Lake
Pomeroy Junior High School
Weekend Visitors and Local Church News At Shawnee
The report notes visits by Bob McGrew Ely ria and Harold McGrew family, plus Mrs Ethel Imier with Margaret Kreitz kin. Bible School opened at the Methodist Church with 66 enrollments and daily 9 to 9:20 a.m. sessions led by Rev Hughes and a list of teachers and helpers. Other items mention Lancaster visitors, Columbus trip, Indiana visits, and Rev H H Hughes returning from four weeks in New York City.
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Shawnee
Bob McGrew
Elyria
Harold, McGrew
Paul Keiffer
Ethel Imier
Margaret Kreitz
Methodist Church
Hughes
Eileen Titko
Margaret Hughes
Margaret Hopkins
Clara Music
Indiana
Rev. H. H. Hughes
New York City
Forties Visit Chest Clinic On Wednesday
Forty persons attended a regular chest clinic at Meigs General Hospital sponsored by the Meigs County Tuberculosis and Health Association and the county health department. Four active adult cases remain under close observation. Two children previously labeled suspicious primary cases were found healed. Dr. Co R Markwood led the clinic with health staff and association members assisting. Next clinic scheduled for Sept 2.
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Co. R. Markwood
Columbus
Shavorinsky
Nelle Bing
County Health Department
George Parker
Oscar Meyers
Ben Philson
M. D. Hartinger
County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Renzo Menchini
Broadwell Social Roundup of Visiting Friends
Recent visitors and guests include Mrs Hattie Hendershot and family in Broadwell plus multiple clusters from Columbus Pittsburgh Marietta Warren Malta Parkersburg and Pennsville. Several households hosted or entertained relatives and friends over weekends and weeks ending with Hazel Burke.
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Broadwell
Hattie Hendershot
Clarence Rathburn
Edith
Harold
Homer Rathburn
Columbus
Cook Vandyke
Leonard Lowery
McLeish
Mary
Gene Starling
Mt. Hermon
Evalina Brill
Hobart Martin
Hobart Martin, Jr
Andrew Newton
Marietta
Ernest Parsons
Sharpsburg
Donald Lawrence
North Carolina
Glen Lawrence
Malta
Frank Parsons
Wayne Parsons
Judy
Sandra
Dona Lou White
Warren
Ralph Westhook
Donna Jean
Charles Grubb
Richard
Gary
Pennsville
Horace Parsons
Albert Ogg
Oscar James
Patty Burton
Randy
Betty Sampson
Mabel
Christine
Janet
John Martin
Fevalina Brill
Everett Starling
Gene
Rosie White
Hazel Burke
Pomeroy Social Notes Case Highlights Daughters of Ruth Picnic
The Daughters of Ruth class hosted a surprise handkerchief shower for Mrs. Jacob Mees at the Mees home in Mason City. Mr. and Mrs. Mees plan to move to Athens soon. Officers and members, including Miss Lydia Ebersbach and Miss Augusta Genheimer, organized a shirt-repair project for a leper colony.
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Pomeroy
Jacob Mees
Daughters of Ruth
Mees
Mason City
Athens
O. H. Meyers
Lydia Ebersbach
Augusta Genheimer
Richard Campbell
Elizabeth Young
Pleasant Ridge
Pomeroy A wiener roast for Christian Companion Class
A Monday evening wiener roast brought together members of the Christian Companion Class of the Pomeroy Church of Christ at Bailey's Lake. Attendees included Mrs. A. O. Lee teacher and numerous couples and their children, among them Mr. and Mrs. Orville Well, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith with Bryce and Mark, and others.
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Barbara
David
Janice
Denver Kapple
Phyllis
Dennis
Louise Gilmore
Beulah West to Wed Sgt. Charles William Cornell Jr
Engagement announced of Beulah West of Racine Route 1 to S Sgt. Charles William Cornell Jr. The couple’s families are listed with Ra cine ties. Beulah is a Ra cine High School graduate who studied at Bryant College and works at the Meigs County Farm Bureau. Cornell, a 1948 enlistee, recently returned from Japan and is now stationed at Fort Jackson.
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Pomeroy
Glenn West
Racine
Beulah
Charles William Cornell
Charles Cornell
Miss West
Racine High School
Bryant College
Providence
R. I
Sigma Iota Chi Sorority
Meigs
Meigs County Farm Bureau. Sergeant Cornell Attended Racine High School
U. S. Army
Japan
Fort Jackson
Columbia
S. C
White Dove Council Honors Mrs Miller at Dinner
White Dove Council 134 met Tuesday at Redmen's Hall for a chicken dinner honoring Mrs Herbert Miller who will move to Columbus where Mr Miller is employed. Following the meal the meeting opened with Mrs Gertrude Kloes presiding and officers were installed by Mrs Jacob Roller.
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Jacob Roller
Harry Allison
Powhattan
Howard Hysell
Forest
Karl Klees
Tepee
Henry Beaver
Meda Gibbs
Rolland Torrence
Youth choir forms at Federated Church
The Federated Church youth choir held its first rehearsal Tuesday evening with fourteen members. Miss Barbara Swisher played piano and Rev. Dale H. Ratliff, the church pastor, directed the new choir.
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Pomeroy
Federated Church
Barbara Swisher
Dale H. Ratliff
Pomeroy Jant Howell Tent to Meet at Mrs Duckler Home
The Jant Howell Tent of the Daughters of Union Veterans will gather Monday evening at 593 North Front Street in Middleport, hosted by Mrs. J. H. Duckler.
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Pomeroy
Jant Howell
Daughters of Union Veterans
J. H. Duckler
Front St
Middleport
Rocksprings Grange Announces Thursday Meeting
Mrs. W. A. Morgan announced today that Rocksprings Grange will meet Thursday at 8 30 p m to assign work in the third and fourth degrees.
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Pomeroy
Rocksprings Grange
W. A. Morgan
Pomeroy Women Hear Talk on Need for Prayer
Mrs. R H DeMott led a Wednesday morning meeting of the Pomeroy Women's Prayer Group at the First Baptist Church Sunday school rooms. Mrs DeMott spoke on Need for Prayer while Mrs W F Baxter led hymn singing and Mrs J Leslie Kunze gave the closing prayer. The group includes women of all denominations in the community.
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Pomeroy
R. H. DeMott
First Baptist Church
DeMott
W. F. Baxter
J. Leslie Kunze
Visitors and campers share notes from area residents
Mrs P H Bradshaw and others from Point Pleasant New Kensington and Groveton visited Mrs Mary Korn on Monday. Pittsburgh weekend guests included Mrs Carrie Nye and others. Bible camp at Mountain Lake Bellefontaine hosted Wilma McDaniel who won the Ohio Bible quotation contest and will compete in Nebraska in late July.
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P. H. Bradshaw
Point Pleasant
Frank Preisser
New Kensington
Frank Krull
Groveton
Mary Korn
Carrie Nye
Lula Nease
Harry P. Smith
Pittsburgh
F. Ray Wilson
Wilma McDaniel
Dorinda Wilson
Karen Herrmann
Linda Hawley
Shirley Hawley
Mountain Lake
Bellefontaine
George McDaniel
Silver Run
Ohio
Nebraska
Meigs County Pomona Grange Judges Sewing and Baking
Mrs. Howard No lan county home demonstration agent judged the sewing and baking contests of the Meigs County Pomona Grange, not Mrs. Howard Bolin as previously reported.
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Pomeroy
Howard Nolan
Meigs County
Pomona
Howard Bolin
Crop Meetings Planned at Marietta Substation
Pomeroy officials announce the first of two twilight crop meetings at the Marietta vegetable crops substation at 6 p.m. next Tuesday. Dr. Kenneth Alban leads tomato studies with pots versus beds and 12-container growing. Dr. Neiswander handles spacing while pruning topics. Dr. Brown covers sweet corn varieties. topic coverage includes corn earworm and cornborer studies and other truck crops. The second meeting is scheduled for the week of July 27.
Fifth Birthday Dinner Hosted by Mrs Crow in Carbondale
Mrs Freda Crow hosted a dinner in Carbondale honoring her daughter Jacqueline's fifth birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Allison Cox, Orville Crow, Mr and Mrs George Barber, Carolyn Clark, Anita Chesser, Jeffry Clark, and New Marshfield residents. Willard Barber visited grandparents in New Marshfield and other relatives visited the Cox and Barber households. James Pollock and Mr and Mrs Gerald Williams of Zanesville attended with Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams. Henry Pollock of Akron joined Mary Featherstone and James Pollock as holiday guests.
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Carbondale
Freda Crow
Jacqueline
Allison Cox
Orville Crow
George Barber
Carolyn Clark
Anita Chesser
Jeffry Clark
New Marshfield
Willard Barber
John Cox
Joyce
James Pollock
Gerald Williams
Zanesville
Ralph Williams
Henry Pollock
Akron
Mary Featherstone
Removal Sought in Meigs County Trust Case
Garen H. Stansbury files in Meigs County Probate Court seeking removal of trustee Harry R. Barnes from the William E. Stansbury trust created by the will.
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Pomeroy
Garen H. Stansbury
Meigs County
Harry R. Barnes
William E. Stansbury
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Glouster
Herbert Miller
White Dove Council
VY Price
Middleport Dept. Store
Pomeroy Personals
Home Furnishings
Myr Coakley
Pleasant
Mercedes Condon Dress Shop
Western Union
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