Appreciation Day Abandoned By Merchants Committee
Middleport officials report the weekly Appreciation Day sponsored by the Retail Merchants Committee of the Chamber of Commerce is discontinued due to lack of public and merchant interest. Charlies M. McMaster announced at a Jamboree on Mill Street that the public square dance night failed to attract crowds and musicians had other plans. He hopes committee reorganization may bring a new weekly feature before summer’s end.
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Middleport
Retail Merchants Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Charlies M. McMaster
Mill St
McMaster
Middleport Social Notes Highlight Garden Party Guests
Entertaining with a picnic supper on the garden terrace at N Fourth Ave were Mr and Mrs John Kincaid honoring Mrs W M Blacock of Belmont NC and guests including Mrs Blacocks cousins Mr and Mrs J D Bryan and others. / Sammy Clatworthy infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry Clatworthy underwent a minor operation at Holzer Hospital this week.
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Middleport
N. Fourth Ave
John Kincaid
W. M. Blacock
Belmont
N.C
Cleveland
Kinecards
I. R. Neal
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Columbus
Della ‘Carnahan
A.B. Church Vy OU Seconary
Fayeneral
Murl Bell
Middlepo Por’ S Root
Carol
Aaron Zahl
Bachtels
Sammy Clatworthy
Henry Clatworthy
Holzer Hospital
Harry Russell
Fern Barker
Evelyn Lewis
Parkersburg
William Bradford
Arlington
Alan Bradford
Glenn Paulin
Zeda Jane
California
Paulin
James Weber
C. P. Bradbury
Charles McNamee
Six Tea Party Protests Across Colonies
Britannica notes five additional tea parties besides the Boston event as protests against the Tea Act of 1773, reflecting widespread colonial resistance to British policy.
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Boston
Reeves-Wells Reunion Held
The Reeves-Wells reunion took place July 25 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Worley Reeves in Rutland. A basket dinner and refreshments followed. The oldest attendee was Mrs. Ida Wells, 82, and the youngest was 10 month old Richard Salhaney. Numerous relatives from Ohio, Kansas, Massachusetts, and New York attended.
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Rutland
Reeves-Wells
Worley Reeves
Ida Wells
Richard Salhaney
A. B. Orme
Verne Orme
Dow Cannon
Columbus
James Gibbs
Syracuse
Charles Jones
Bradbury
Faye Hammond
Betty
Kansas City
Kan
Dorothea Salhaney
Richard
Boston
Mass
Arthur Reeves
Family Dinner Honors McMasters Acknowledges Guests
In compliment to Mr. and Mrs. L. D. McMaster of Zelinople, relatives here hosted a family dinner at Charles McMaster's home on N. Second Ave Tuesday evening. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harry McMaster Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMaster Miss Ann Grueser and Willard McMaster.
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Countian
Guam
United States
California
Don Moore
Martins Ferry
Clara Owings
Martin's Ferry
Miss Owings
C. F. Hawkins
S. Second Ave
John Major
Columbus
Herbert Chambers
Mils St
Major
Chambers
E. B. Uebroth
Toledo
Austin Russell
Lyston Pullen
Charleston
A. R. Pullen
Milton Hood
Pomeroy
Elroy
Christian
Ralph
Eleanor Christian
Hubert Mace
C. F. Smith
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
William Grate
Pennsylvania
Bob Richards
L. D. McMaster
Zelinople
Charles McMaster
N. Second Ave
Harry McMaster
Robert McMaster
Ann Grueser
Willard McMaster
Youth Fellowship Attends Institute at Lancaster Campgrounds
Spending Wednesday at the Lancaster Campgrounds mem bers of the Methodist Youth Fellowship are attending Institute this week. Present were Mrs Max Roller and her children Nancy and Dickey, Mrs C L Wood and daughter JoAnn, Cheryl Blake, and Mrs Forrest Bachtel who stays at Middleport cabin. Mrs Kennedy, at camp since Sunday, returned with Mrs Roller Wednesday evening.
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Lancaster
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Institute
Max _ Roller
Nancy
Dickey
C. L. Wood
JoAnn
Cheryl Blake
Forrest Bachtel
Middleport
Leo Kennedy
Roller
Evangeline Chapter East ern Star Meets at Pomeroy Home
The Past Matrons Association met at Mrs. Leo Vaughan's home in Pomeroy Wednesday evening with Mrs. E. M. Harrah assisting. Mrs. L. E. Burford presided as president. Secret Pal gift exchange followed by games and refreshments to conclude the gathering.
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Association of Evangeline
Order of Eastern Star
Leo Vaughan
Pomeroy
E. M. Harrah
L. E. Burford
Local social notes list of visiting family and friends
Chief of Police C E Parker and Mrs Parker moved to the Tewksbury apartment on N Third Ave. Numerous relatives and friends from Ohio, Charleston, Columbus, Canton, Nitro, Huntington, and other places hosted or visited in town. Mentions include the Swishers, Lambert family, and the Ramseys with various grandchildren and travels to New York and Beacon New York.
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C. E. Parker
Charles Garren
Charleston
Marion L. Swisher
Toledo
A. B. Swisher
Max Lambert
Max Richard
Chillicothe
Harry Mills
Lambert
Bertha Mygatt
Columbus
Walnut St
Harold Harrison
Mary Jean Bailey
New York
Charles Finnegan
Doris Bailey
Harrison
Herman Bailey
Fisher Sr
Pearl Harrison
George Ury
Mary June Roush
Beacon
N. Y
Benny Pomatti
Lorena Gardner
West Point
Urys
Penny
Horton Brown
Robert Allensworth
John Harvey
Allensworth
John Frecker
Grace Montgomery
Gladwin Co
Mich
Ernest Lallance
S. Second Ave
Marie Edwards
California
Ja. Stephen and
Michael Rice
Gerald Rice
Napoleon
Boyd Dillgard
E. F. Maag
Jerry Frank
Gerald Frank
Leland Saxton
Raymond Saxton
Larry Null
Meigs
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Church of Christ
Nina Russell
Guy Reynolds
Ida Casdorph
Meigs Pomeroy
Northside
James Stewart
Richard Conte Lee Cobb
Helen Walker
Kastz Orazewski
Moroni Olsen
Saigon
Alan Ladd
Veronica Lake
Wally Cassell
Douglas Dick
Bendvue
Desert
Bob Steele
al LaRue
Jungle Girl
Werner
Spencer & Webhrung's
Spencer & Wehrung
Main
Crosley
J. Hysell
Simon
Lancaster Camp
Hayes
Cleaners and Tailors
Norge
G. O. Schmoll
Widdleport Personals
Sporting Goods
BROWN
2Nd St
Middleport, O
S&h
Mercedes Condon Dress Shop
Western Union
Young's
Locust St
Mulberry St
Carton
Crn
Evans Market
Wilson
Aac
Reo
Crisco
Macaront
Dixie Maid
Armour’s
Zesta
Horsey’s Grapefruit Sections
South Shore
Foaming Action Ajax
Cashmere
Sen Athens
Sun Suits
Becky S
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