Biblical Play by Pomeroy Mothers Club Wins Praise
The First Commandment, a Biblical play sponsored by the Band Mothers Club, impressed first night audiences in Athens. Robert Roberts's Moses drew special praise alongside strong cast work and striking colored light effects. A second performance is set for the Pomeroy Junior High Auditorium at 8 o'clock to benefit the Pomeroy High School Band.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Pomeroy Band
Mothers Club
Pomeroy
Band Mothers' Club
Robert Roberts
Moses
Pomeroy Junior High
Pomeroy High School
Pomeroy High Honor Roll List Honors Students by Class
Pomeroy High School announces final six weeks honor roll ending May 29. Seniors named Floyd Baily John Baily Leroy Brechtel Richard Finlan Frank Fischer Olan Goodwin Phil Harbrecht Kenneth Hysell Carl Lewis Edward Lietwiler Albert Martin Charles Mullen Louise Baer Alice Bowen Jean Clark Yolanda Dilgard Kathleen Duffy Madyline Flint Mildred Gilmore Pearl Hawk Mildred Heilman Mary Ellen Hennessy Jeanne Hines Frances King Mary Miller Ruth Morris Margaret Nease Elma Spencer Agnes Sutton Charlotte Thomas Ida Waddell Elizabeth Williams Thelma Young. Juniors listed Lucien Casto Hugh Graber Richard Hartung Vergil Hayes Harry Moore Evelyn Ackley Madge Arnold Florence Brickles Betty Cranston Cordelia Curtis Sylvia Heilman Vera Leibrand Celia Leifheit Ann Wesse Mary Williamson Allegra Wood Dorothy Yost Sophomores Max Brickles George Brickles William Clark Richard Crow Raymond Cole Floyd Diddle David Flanagan Alfred Grueser Gerald Hoffner Milton Houdashelt Millard Jones David Kindle Donald Leifheit Robert Lewis Clinton Little Donald Miller Roger Quisenberry Harold Walker Lawrence Withers Margaret Allis Margaret Amberger Rose Angeletti Iris Bailey Marie Doralis Alice Finlan Agnes Frye Dorothy Hamm Golda Heilman Clara Smith Charlotte Williamson Jeanne Williamson.
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Pomberoy
Pomeroy High School
Floyd Baily
John Baily
Leroy Brechtel
Richard Finlan
Frank Fischer
Olan Goodwin
Phil Harbrecht
Kenneth Hysell
Carl Lewis
Edward Lietwiler
Albert Martin
Charles Mullen
Louise Baer
Alice Bowen
Jean Clark
Yolanda Dilgard
Kathleen Duffy
Madyline Flint
Mildred Gilmore
Pearl Hawk
Mildred Heilman
Mary Ellen Hennessy
Jeanne Hines
Frances King
Mary Miller
Ruth Morris
Margaret Nease
Elma Spencer
Agnes Sutton
Charlotte Thomas
Ida Waddell
Elizabeth Williams
Thelma Young
Lucien Casto
Hugh Graber
Richard Hartung
Vergil Hayes
Harry Moore
Evelyn Ackley
Madge Arnold
Florence Brickles
Betty Cranston
Cordelia Curtis
Sylvia Heilman
Vera Leibrand
Celia Leifheit
Ann Wesse
Mary Williamson
Allegra Wood
Dorothy Yost
Max Brickles
George Brickles
William Clark
Richard Crow
Raymond Cole
Floyd Diddle
David Flanagan
Alfred Grueser
Gerald Hoffner
Milton Houdashelt
Millard Jones
David Kindle
Donald Leifheit
Robert Lewis
Clinton Little
Donald Miller
Roger Quisenberry
Harold Walker
Lawrence Withers
Margaret Allis
Margaret Amberger
Rose Angeletti
Iris Bailey
Marie Doralis
Alice Finlan
Agnes Frye
Dorothy Hamm
Golda Heilman
Clara Smith
Charlotte Williamson
Jeanne Williamson
Middleport Briefs and Court Appeal Ruling
Middleport updates note Mr and Mrs Will Murray visiting Huntington and families in town. Mrs Claude Fleming of Jacksonville arrives for ten days with J C Fisher family. Mr and Mrs John Thompson return to Belle WV after visit with Sue Saunders relatives. Daisy Saunders sister visit ends with return to Columbus. World Wide Guild girls meet with Mrs F C Kreager. Court of Appeals decision favors defendant Leroy Holmes in gas well lease dispute against A N Beneal.
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Middleport
Will Murray
Huntington
Claude Fleming
Jacksonville
Fla
J. C. Fisher
John Thompson
Belle
W. Va
Sue Saunders
Daisy Saunders
Columbus
Ruptured Men Get $3.50 Truss Free
A Niagara Falls doctor offers a new rupture method claimed 90 percent success. He provides a free $3.50 truss with a 30 day trial. if it fails, return the method and keep the truss. Write BE. O. Koch, Dept. 4751, Niagara Falls, N. Y., for the trial offer.
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Niagara Falls
BE. O. Koch
N. Y
Pomeroy Band Plans Summer Practice Under Scholl
The Pomeroy High School Band, led by Konrad Scholl, will not cease practice during summer. Members and citizens who aided the band prompted the director to continue rehearsals. First practice is next Tuesday at 2 PM in the Junior High Auditorium.
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Pomeroy High School
Konrad Scholl
Class of 1936 Graduates at Middleport High School
Middleport High School held its sixty second commencement in the gym Monday night. The processional featured the band playing Under the Double Eagle. Rev. F. C. Kreager gave the invocation and Mary Eunice Hennesy performed a piano solo. The class presented two choruses, the address to the class delivered by Rev. Donald H. Tippett, D. D., a trumpet solo by Fiwood Lewis, and diplomas were presented by J. C. Fisher, former board of education president, as the band closed with another overture. Benediction concluded services by Rev. Swearingen.
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Mary Eunice Hennesy
Donald H. Tippett
Fiwood Lewis
J. C. Fisher
Board of Education
Swearingen
Many Spend End of Week in Racine
Out of town visitors holidaying with relatives filled Racine over the weekend. Names listed include Mrs. Herbert Davish and Ronald, Mrs. Lake Peacock, Mrs. Anna Cross Giblin and son, Hamilton Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Mainwaring of Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richards and Ward Richards. East Liverpool. Frank Faton and children of Huntington. Winifred Wolfe of Columbus. Sturlondon and family of Detroit. Will Jones. Ray Reithmiller. Kelley Coe and Homer Coe. Ervin Rhoades Sr. and daughter. Pearl Spence and Kathryn Bentz of Columbus. James McCloskey and two children. Laura Baker. John Thomas of Midland Pa. Howard Montgomery of Brady Lake. Robert Carvel of Dayton. Alma Soutte of Pittsburgh. Chubb Pickens of Butler Pickens. Wallace Pickett of Columbus. Ruby Heinz of Rockport New York. Esther Grace and Ross Philson of Cincinnati. Addie Adams and son of Ripley West Virginia. Eher Hayman and daughter of Parkersburg. Clara Cross. Fred Cross and daughter. Paul Cross and son of Newark.
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Herbert Davish
Ronald
Lake Peacock
Hamilton
Anna Cross Giblin
Cleveland
Miles Mainwaring
Pittsburgh
Henry Richards
Ward Richards
East Liverpool
Frank Faton
Huntinton
Winifred Wolfe
Columbus
Howard Montgomery
Brady Lake
Robert Carvel
Dayton
Alma Soutte
Chubb Pickens
Butler Pickens
Canton
Wallace Pickett
Ruby Heinz
Rockport
N. Y
Esther
Grace
Ross Philson
Cincinnati
Addie Adams
Ripley
W. Va
Eher Hayman
Parkersburg
Clara Cross
Fred Cross
Paul Cross
Newark
WPA Payments Totaled 709225 to 10259 Workers in April
Ohio WPA reports show 10 259 persons employed on 437 projects during April with wages totaling 709 225. State headquarters of the federal administration released the figures today.
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Columbus
Ohio
WPA
Federal Administration
Mozingo Denied Supreme Court Review in Damages Suit
Charles Mozingo labeled himself a silicosis victim facing certain death after the Supreme Court refused to hear his case. The Ohio Supreme Court had previously declined to entertain his damages suit against former employers Marion Steam Shovel Co. and related parties.
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U.P
Charles Mozingo
Supreme Court
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Mozingo
Marion Steam Shovel Co
Rogers Rites Thursday at Glouster Church
Funeral services for Mrs Emmett Rogers will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the M E Church in Glouster conducted by Rev F G Boroff. Burial will be in Glouster Cemetery. NYA supervisors plan a Thursday picnic for children at 1 PM. American Legion Auxiliary meets Thursday at 7 50 PM in Glouster.
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Emmett Rogers
M. FE
F. G. Boroff
Glouster Cemetery
NYA
Plan Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Glouster School Board fills vacancies in teaching staff
Glouster Ohio school board filled two teaching vacancies Tuesday night. Bernard Sadosky was hired as assistant coach and math instructor to replace Kermit Blosser who resigned for a Columbus position. Emma Janchius left a grade vacancy. Nelle McCann was hired as grade teacher. Remaining high school staff and grade teachers listed. Fireman L L Stedman reemployed. janitors include Sophia Nagle Martha Higgins and A J Craig.
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Glouster Board of Education
Kermit Blosser
Columbus South High School
Bernard Sadosky
Blosser
Paul Kemerer
McKeesport
Trenton
Sadosky
Emma Janchius
Nelle McCann
Jacksonville
Helen Green
Dora Ervin
Ralph Richey
Katherine Dennison
Esta Cunningham
Merle Danford
Sara Kasler
Lalia Danford
Harold LeFavor
Fernard Sadosky
Rachel Murray
Pauline Myers
Jane Murray
Olive McKee
Ruth Watkins
Helen Dennison
Frances Thomas
Misa Beulah Bennett
Eva Kientz
Iise Louella Vaughn
Nelle Williams
Thomas W. Figley
L. L. Stedman
Sophia Nagle
Martha Higgins
A. J. Craig
Olive Bethel Chosen President of U. B. Class
Hollister God s Little Helpers Class of the VU B Sunday School met at the Phelps home. Olive Bethel was elected president with Dora Slater as vice president Wanda Cole secretary and Anne Marie Andrews treasurer. Attendance reached 97 including visitors from afar Minnie Phelps named superintendent and Everett Cole assistant superintendent Edgar Thompson secretary and Mary Dew among others.
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God's Little Helpers
VU. B
Henrietta
Martha Phelps
Olive Bethel
Dora Slater
Wanda Cole
Anne Marie Andrews
Minnie Phelps
Everett Cole
Dgar Thompson
Mary Dew
Kiwanians discuss business at Glouster meeting
Kiwanians met Tuesday noon at the Hotel Gordon to discuss club business. Dr. B. B Backley of Jacksonville joined as a member. Roger Kittle gave the attendance prize to Rev. F. G. Boroff. Next week the club will gather at Odd Fellow Hall Tuesday evening at 6 30 with Rebekah Lodge ladies serving dinner. Phil F. Robinson chairs the Boys and Girls Committee program.
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Gordon
B. B Backley
Jacksonville
Roger Kittle
F. G. Boroff
Odd Fellow
Rebekah Lodge
Phil F. Robinson
Mine 267 To Open Glouster
Mine 267 at Hunterdon, idle since May 22, will operate Thursday. The mine employs 365 men, most residents of Glouster, closed for lack of orders. Also notes club meetings, a return visit, and Hollister recreation program details.
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Glouster
Hunterdon
Jacksonville group gathers at Fagle Hall Thursday
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen's Club will meet in Fagle Hall Thursday night at 7 o'clock. Local members plan discussion and forthcoming activities.
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Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen's Club
Fagle Hall
Marriage Announced Of C. H. Snider and Faye Baldwin
Marriage notice from Middleport states C H Snider a New York Central conductor wed Miss Faye Baldwin of Madison West Virginia in St Marys May. Couple now reside at home to friends in Charleston following the ceremony.
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C. H. Snider
Faye Baldwin
Madison
W. Va
Snider
New York Central Lines
St. Marys
Last Concert by Pomeroy Music Club
Final concert of the year at Peace Evangelical Church Monday night features guest contralto Judelle Keehne of Charleston who sang at the May Festival. Local performers include Edward Stolatia of Hartford with a trombone solo Geraldine Lane of New Haven soprano and the church choir conducted by Mrs. Frank Beuscher. David Flanagan plays violin obligato and Miss Keehne adds a contralto solo.
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Peace Evangelical Church
Pomeroy Music Club
Judelle Keehne
Charleston
Edward Stolatia
Hartford
Geraldine Lane
New Haven
Chuir Chorus
Frank Beuscher
David Flanagan
Miss Keehne
Baptist Bible School Children’s Day Exercises Set
Middleport prepares a Children’s Day program for Baptist Bible School on Sunday June 14 with the exact presentation time to be announced later.
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Middleport
the Baptist Bible School
Plan Youth Rally in Rutland and Bradford Churches
A Rutland Brad ford Bradbury and Dexter Christian Churches rally is planned at Bradford Church Friday night June 4. Rev Pant Runk of Zanesville will speak after a banquet. Social hour led by Rev O W Williams of McArthur. MIDDLEPORT Bridge Club held a 12 30 luncheon at Mary Jane Coffee Shop and played two tables of bridge at Dee Ward home. Carpenter RYPU to elect officers Sunday evening with a wiener roast at State Farm Grove Thursday night.
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Bradford
Bradbury
Dexter
Pant Runk
Zanesville
O. W. Williams
McArthur
Middleport
Contract Bridge Club
Mary Jane
Dee Ward
Carpenter Rypu
State Farm Grove
Hardy Perennial Plant Offer From Gardner Nursery
Postpaid sale of hardy perennial plants with guaranteed satisfaction. List includes Canterbury bells Linum foxglove coreopsis pinks sweet Williams Shasta daisies Warside daisies oriental poppies leeland poppies Delphinium Marguerites and more. Special gift Rahys Breath planter with orders mailed this week. Send $1 to Gardner Nursery O, KR Roy Oveage lows.
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Garden Club Meeting in Middleport With District Plans
Middleport Mrs C O Fisher hosted the garden club meeting with Mrs J B Downing presiding. New member C H Daniels added. district meeting at the local Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 7 pm includes noon dinner with Prof Victor Reis of Ohio State University speaking. Jule meeting at Mrs R B Loughead’s home in July. Business Women to Meet in Pomeroy. Open BPW Club meeting set Thursday at 7:30 PM in Pomeroy High School with officer elections.
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C. O. Fisher
Middleport Garden Club
J. B. Downing
C. H. Daniels
Presbyterian
Victor Reis
Ohio State University
G. H Stansbury
R. B. Loughead
Pomeroy
Business and Professional Women's Club
Pomeroy High School
Marriage License Issued For Perry Carpenter And Dorothy Kapp
A marriage license was issued in probate court on Tuesday to Perry Carpenter 18 and Dorothy Kapp 15 both of Langsville. They were united in marriage by Justice of Peace J W McCullough.
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Pomeroy
Perry Carpenter
Dorothy Kapp
Langsville
Justice of Peace
J. W. McCullough
Fortin headache remedy ad warning and offer
Fortin promises quick relief from headache neuralgia and pain with one tablet and claims no heart or stomach side effects. The Athens Pharmacy at 7 North Court Street advertises the remedy and mentions a dozen tablets per offer.
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Athens
North Court Street
Farm Women Meet at Pryor Home in Long Bottom
Nine members and three visitors attended a Farm Women's Club meeting at Nerva Pryor's home in Long Bottom. The next gathering is set for June 20 at Grange Hall with guests from the Muses Bottom Improvement Club. Ava Myers, Helen Emerick, and Bess and Myrtle Rose participated in the Thursday event.
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Farm Women's Club
Nerva Pryor
Grange Hall
Muses Bottom Improvement Club
Ava Myers
Helen Emerick
Bess
Myrtle Rose
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