Annual District Guernsey Field Day Returns to Twin Elm Farm
About sixty people attended the twenty third Annual Southeastern Ohio District Guernsey Field Day and picnic at the Charles H. Tneiss Twin Elm Farm on Route 124 Racine. David R. Miskell announced results while Ernest Compton and Kenneth Mace spoke on Guernsey promotion and milk markets. Edward Schaaf oversaw the cattle judging contest with prizes awarded to Lloyd and Wayne Roush Esther West Alta Bailey Lowell Salser and Donna Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Guernsey Association
West Virginia
Athens
Theuernsey Field
Edward
Guernsey Cattle Ag
Lloyd Roush
Wayne Roush
Esther West
Alta Bailey
Lowell Salser
Donna Bailey
Langsville Social Notes Honor Ohio Visitors and Travelers
A Langsville gathering at Roy and Minnie Anderson’s home honored Charles Holcomb and Minnie Halliday of Manatee with attendees from Ashland to Wheeling. Trips mentioned include Ozark Mountains to Grand Canyon and Luke Air Force Base visit. various residents travel to Columbus, Charleston, Mansfield, and Free Methodist conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
Roy Anderson
Charles Holcomb
Minnie Halliday
Manatee
Fila
Desta Burt
Ashland
Ohio
Ray Furbee
Ragine
Ernest Anderson
Columbus
Frank Halliday
Harrisonville
Elsie McCaskey
Dyesville
Everett Tracy
Harry Saddler
Wheeling
Bentz Wolfe
William Baxter Jr
Eddie Romine
Liberty Lane
Ozark Mountains
Oklahoma
Grand Canyon
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Tennessee
John Henry Tubbs
Luke Air Force Base
Phoenix
Ariz
al c William R. Tubbs
Paul Kautz
Barbara Ann
State GOP Conclave Attendees Named for Ohio Convention
Meigs County Republican leaders Jack Follrod and Mrs. Wilbur Pierce will join George Meinhart Dan C. Hartinger Virgil Brown and others at the Ohio State Republican convention in Columbus this week. A misunderstanding concerns the Meigs County Republican Women’s Club which elected delegates and alternates to a convention limited to 2600 specified delegates and alternates including executive leaders and candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Meigs County
Jack Follrod
Republican Committee
Wilbur Pierce
George Meinhart
Dan C. Hartinger
Virgil Brown
Columbus
Republican Womens Club
Parked car damages guard rail near Smith Cafe
Patrolman William Lehew investigated damage to about 20 feet of Route 7 guard rail at the Pomeroy Mason bridge approach. A car owned by Clarence Hood of Middleport parked on the Smith Cafe strip coasted into the railing. Hood said he set the emergency brake.
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Pomeroy
William Lehew
Smith Cafe
Pomeroy-Mason Bridge
Clarence Hood
Middleport
Hood
Social Guests Visit Family and Friends Across Several Towns
Recent visitors include Mrs. Mary Amerine Logan and Mrs. Laura Lavender with the McDaniel family in New Plymouth. Columbus couples Ewing Cassill and Nora Baker stayed with the Heinlains. Grange guests from Logan Zanesville Lancaster and Logan attended. Argentina cited as a top three wheat exporter per Britannica.
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New Plymouth
Hobart McDaniel
Mary Amerine
Logan
Laura Lavender
Robert McDaniel
Columbus
Ewing Cassill
Earl Heinlein
Nora Baker
Virgil Todd
Melvin Lindsey
Lancaster
Mary Jane Williams
Zanesville
J. M. Cooley
James Pollock
Don Eggleston
J. M. Lanner
Mary Rannells
Cressie Blake
McArthur
M. A. Cassill
San Manito
Texas
Luther Bardain
Charles
Union Furnace
Marion Frantz
Earl] Frantz
William Ward
Indian Lake
Delmar Ward
4 H Club Meetings Report Busy July Activities
4 H clubs across Shade Valley Langsville and Syracuse report July gatherings with 18 members at Mary Walton home, 15 at Joe Kennedy home, and 16 at Reed Jeffers home. Clubs planned demonstrations for the fair, discussed camp hayrides and project judging, with refreshments after meetings and upcoming sessions at various hosts.
Local 4-H and club activities noted across July meetings
The Bedford Mixers met July 17 at Edith Mae Riggs home with nine members and four visitors for practice and games ahead of the Fair. Rose Douglas to host next meeting. The Carmel Friendship Club hosted by Marilyn Roush and judged by Mrs. Nolan. Sue Circle to host July 31. Longsville Sewing Club projects judged at Mrs Alpha Barr home. Alfred Cloverettes 4-H met July 17 with three demonstrations planned for July 31. ice cream and cookies served. Mrs Geneva H Nolan led judging. several members to attend Senior 4-H Camp at Canter's Caves. Chester So and Lew 4-H Club also met at Mrs.
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Wolfpen Boys’ 4-H
Joe Kennedy
David R. Miskell
Howard Thoma
Joseph Johnson
Columbia - Make - It Club
Reed Jeffers
Grange
Geneva Nolan
Mary Dye
Syracuse Sunshine Girls’ Club
Bonnie Wilt
Jean Teaford
State Park
Janice Teaford
KMD
Adam Hoskins
Bedford
Edith Mae Riggs
Rose Douglas
Marilyn Roush
Carmel
Alfred Cloverettes
Alfred Grange
Janice Swartz
Geneva H. Nolan
Longsville
Howard Knight
Nolan
Homer Forrest
Phyllis Ebersbach
Kathryn Riley
4-H Club Meetings and Camp Plans Highlight July Activities
The records show multiple July 11 to 21 meetings across 4-H clubs including Bedford Mixers and B and B Senior 4-H. Geneva Nolan judged sewing and baking, with Phyllis Ebersbach and Kathryn Riley demonstrating projects. Gloria Swindell serves as counsellor at Junior and Senior Camp, with fund plans for Canter's Cave Camp and an August 1 ice cream social.
Two Minor Crashes Reported by Police
In Pomeroy two minor accidents were reported. George Tinard, 54, of Scio, Ohio, owned a 1952 auto whose left rear fender was damaged by a 1950 car driven by Lawrence Douglas, 43, of Pomeroy as he tried to back into a vacant space behind Tinard. Ray Evans investigated. A 1941 car driven by Homer Glaze, 19, of Middleport collided with a Plymouth driven by Robert Vandrey, 22, of Pomeroy at Butternut and Seventh. Patrolman Jed Webster investigated.
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Pomeroy
George Tinard
Scio
Ohio
Second St
Laurence O. Douglas
Douglas
Tinard
Ray Evans
Homer R. Glaze
N. First Ave
Middleport
Robert E. Vandrey
Butternut Ave
Butternut
Jed Webster
Juveniles Damage Meters and Windows in Pomeroy
Police report shows juveniles breaking glass indicator dials on city parking meters. Patrolman Evans notes five more windows damaged by air rifle shots Tuesday morning. Chief Wolfe warns offenders will be punished.
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Pomeroy
Walter E. Wolfe
Ray Evans
Wolfe
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Pomeroy Personals
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Maggie Pickens
E. F. Joachim
Pearl Hamill
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Mansfield
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Joyce
Sue
Kenny
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Donald G Buckley
Phillips
Pomeroy Cement Block CO
Pomeroy, Ohio
Argentina
First Presbyterian Church
Howard E. Ruppelt
Presbyterian Church
United States
A. A. Dillard
Susan Park
John B. Downing
Don Hayes
L. J. Heiner
J. H. Grate
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George Sayer
Frank Camp
Evans
Eva Carr
Jolly
Mary Walton
Linda Mallory
Rosemary Salser
Victor Gaul
Shade Valley Boys
Steve Hoffman
Ralph Knight
Edward Evans
Mr. Miskell
James Carrrol
Mark Rogers
James Carrol
Chester
So and Lew
Ohio Valley
Rand
Randcraft
Hartley & Bennett
Bedford Mixers Club
Gloria Swindell
Pomeroy Bender
C. F. Blakeslee
Janet Carpenter
Ann Murray
Blakeslee
Lege Jewelers
Main
Howard B. Mullen
2Nd St
Elberfelds
Walgreengency Drug Store
Doan
Chefline
MC Ee
Luster
Richard Hudnut
Aan Sham
Maree
Breck
Maas
Kodak
Ansco Film
Walgreen's
Golden Crown
Dr. LeGear
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
Skeeter
DOLPH
Ford
French Motor CO
Walnut St
Ickard Sales & Service
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