Premium list revised for Meigs County Fair
The Meigs County Fair dates shift to Sept 22 23 24 after a board meeting led by secretary Ray Gibbs. Vernon Greenler fills the Scipio Township seat after O L Forrest's death. A car will be awarded at the fair. Another fair board meeting is set for Friday night.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Fair Board
Ray Gibbs
Gibbs
Vernon Greenler
Scipio Township
O. L. Forrest
Carl Reeves Accepts English Instructor Post in Lawrence Schools
Rutland educator Carl Reeves will leave Monday for Wilmington for a five week summer course before moving to Black Fork High School in Lawrence County to teach English. He previously served five years as a Rutland teacher and four as elementary principal, after completing a two year teachers course and a B S at Ohio University.
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Rutland
Carl Reeves
Black Fork
Lawrence County
Reeves
Rio Grande College
Ohio University
Wilmington
Baptist Groups Hold Two All-Day Meetings
RACINE The Baptist Missionary Society met Friday July 10 at Great Bend with 25 members. Mrs Ed Harpold led the program after a chicken dinner. Oak Grove hosts the Women’s Home Missionary Society on Wednesday July ? with 23 members enjoying chicken dinner and homemade ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Baptist Missionary Society
Wolfpen
Ethel Martin
Louise Russell
Alice Giles
Evelyn Johnson
Ada Warner
Honored Pomeroy Courier Reaches 50 Years of Service
Thomas Coyle of Zanesville completed fifty years in the express service. Beginning with Adams Express, then American Railway Express and Railway Express, he has served the Pomeroy and Middleport routes for three years. A noon banquet at the Martin Hotel honored him with a 50 year medal in presence of company officials.
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Pomeroy
Thomas Coyle
Zanesville
Railway Express Company
Adams Express Co
American Railway Express
Railway Express
Middleport
Coyle
Martin
Racine Social and Personal Mention
Mrs. Harry Curtis was taken to Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis Friday for observation. Carl Henderson and family visited Rebecca Cottrill. Jonah Cottrill and Robert Turner also stopped by. Curt Carnahan and Howard Harris traveled to Cincinnati. The Wakeman Joneses visited Myrtle Curtis, while Junior Wright visited Huntington. Judy Belle returned from Columbus after a week with Donna Grey and H. J. Hoffman. Fannie Drummond fractured her shoulder in a porch fall at Alice Watson’s home. Rev. and Mrs. Shelton and son visited Mrs. Curtis at Holzer Hospital. Harry Curtis and two children also visited. Austin Kay and daughter from Washington, D C, and James Kay of Salem, Ohio, visit Gertrude Kay this week.
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Racine
Harry Curtis
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Carl Henderson
Coolville
Rebecca Cottrill
Jonah Cottrill
Robert Turner
Curt Carnahan
Howard Harris
Cincinnati
William Jones
Wakeman
Myrtle Curtis
Junior Wright
Huntington
Judy Belle
Columbus
Donna Grey
H. J. Hoffman
Kansas City
Fannie Drummond
Alice Watson
T. T. Shelton
Austin Kay
Washington, D. C
James Kay
Salem
Auto and Garage Lost In Fire Early Monday
RACINE authorities report Edgar Sayre suffered destruction of his new automobile and garage along with car tools in a morning fire. Neighbors saved his house and a second garage across the street. fire began in the vehicle and spread quickly.
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Racine
Edgar Sayre
Sayre
Local notices recap Middleport area visits and travels
Middleport residents and visitors are noted in a string of weeklong stays and trips. Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury and son Charles Asa, Mrs. Bradbury, and Jimmy Arnold return from Zanesville, while Mrs. T. N. Curtis visits Marietta. Residents and guests travel to Columbus, Huntington, Petersburg, and Fostoria for family, church events, and social visits.
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Middleport
C. P. Bradbury
Charles Asa
A. HK. Bradbury
Jimmy Arnold
Zanesville
James Arnold
T. N. Curtis
Marietta
Herb Chambers
Busy Bee
the Baptist Bible School
Dale Leonard
Bucyrus
Ott Mulford
J. C. Talbott
Herman Oblinger
Joan Hamilton
Bertha Hamilton
Columbus
Jane Stansbury
West Middleport
Fred M. Marshall
Long Beach
Calif
Louis Johnson
Marshalls
Teams Play Tonight Pomeroy in Local League Action
WPA recreational team defeats Haven 16 to 4 at the high school field Tuesday night. Slim and Jim face Foundry at 6 this evening. Kerre Run, trained by Bull Montana Schmidt, plays in Gallipolis tonight and Rutland on Friday.
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Pomeroy
WPA
Haven
Slim and Jim
Foundry
Kerre Run
Bull Montana" Schmidt
Gallipolis
Rutland
Meigs 4-H Club Notes Highlight July Activities
Meigs 4-H clubs from Pomeroy Salem Center Portland Sabra Wolfpen and Apple Grove held meetings in July. Visitors and plans dominated: sewing sessions bingo parties ice cream socials demonstrations and a bedspread gift for a leader. West Middleport trips and a church picnic were announced.
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Gais
Scouts Drive Nearing Goal in Middleport
The Boy Scout financial drive in Middleport nears its $1,000 target as workers plan to go over the top within days. Theodore Reed chairs the drive and praises volunteers while reports show contributions from Syracuse Racine Rutland. A. H. Bradbury reports a 4000 mile trip from Portland on vacation. Belgium continues wooden shoe production for local sale and export.
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Middleport
Legion Hall
Theodore Reed
Financial Drive
Reed
Syracuse
Racine
Rutland
A. H. Bradbury
Portland
Ore
Mr. Bradbury
West
Long Bottom Social and Personal Notes
Community notes from Long Bottom report anniversaries birthdays and family visits. Mr and Mrs W D Chambers celebrate 53 years with about 30 relatives visiting. Mrs Adah Fitch turns 78 with a Picnict dinner on the lawn. local lodges conduct inspection and a future social planned.
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Oscar Babcock
Adah Fitch
Langsville Social Notes Highlights Local visits and illness
Langsville social notes report W. D. Bolin critically ill and several visits by families and friends. Harold Ward attended Cleveland Exposition. Dorothy Kennedy stayed with grandparents in Ryger. Wesley Trowbridge and wife from Chesapeake visited brother Millard Grimm. Other notes mention convalescence, illness, and weekend visits to Huntington Charleston Monaville Athens and Columbus by local residents and relatives.
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Langsville
W. D. Bolin
Harold Ward
Dorothy Kennedy
Rupe
Ryger
Wesley Trowbridge
Chesapeake
Millard Grimm
Selmer Ward
Lester Knapp
Bernice Leciie
Imogene Queen
Arrowood
Mr. Vaughn
What to Do for Eczema Itching and Burning
Wash the affected parts with Resinol Soap and warm water to soften scales. Dry by patting with a soft cloth. Doctors recommend an oily ointment for deeper penetration. Resinol Ointment soothes itching and burning and aids healing. Get a jar and a cake of Resinol Soap at any drug store. Send for a free sample to Resinol Dept 1 Baltimore Md.
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Resinol
Dept. 1
Baltimore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meigs County Fair
Lawrence Schools
Baptist Group
Great Bend
Buster Crabbers
Flash Gordon
Ohio Theatre
Thomas Clyde
Express Company
Contract Bridge Club
W. G. Davis
N. Third Ave
W. Stansbury
G. H. Stansbury
Carl Gilmore
Lottie Fingate
Miss Letty
Petersburg
Ind
Lettie Fugate
John Russell
Lenore Giles
Fostoria
Charles McDaniels
Meigs
Sunny Circle
Salem Center
Emagene Davis
Nina Nelsons
Myrna Smith
Happy Glee
Mary Louise McDade
Sabra
Bradbury
Helen Sayre
Jolly Workers 4-H Club
Ethel Guthrie
American Beauty Club
Alfred
United Christian Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Lake Breeze
Chesterfield
Liccerr & Mrzxs
Tosacco Co
Belgium
France
Germany
Netherlands
Long Bottom
W. D. Chambers
G. C
Jennie Hite
Magnolia Temple Pythian Sisters
Rockland Temple
P. S
Bowes
Ladies Aid Society
M. E
Willgve
Harry Prescott
Liverpool
C. H. Lawrence
Elmer Schreiber
Wilson
Cc. F. Lawrence
BB. German
Eugene German
Pittsburgh
United States
Athens
Langsville Social Notes
Frank Braley
John Braley
Eva Brown
Clarice Miller
Eva Taylor
Jane Kennedy
Worley Kennedy
Monaville
W. Va
Evelyn
Isabelle Elliot
F. A. Miller
Luckkoffs
Eeasons
THURS
Axminster
Victory Mohawk
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