Heath Church Board Set for Reorganization Meeting
Heath Methodist Church official board will meet tonight at the church for a re organization session announced by Rev H A Roth rock. The report notes Pomeroy Youth Having Exciting Adventures page 3 from Gloecks ner of Pomeroy writes his parents in Austria dated May 20 describing service with the 242nd Infantry and aiding in the capture of Lt Gen Heinz Guder alongside a Swedish millionaire and four FSS troopers.
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Heath Methodist Church
H. A. Rothrock
Pomeroy
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Gloecsner
Albert Gloeckner
Austria
242Nd
Gloeckner
Heiniz Guder
Seventh Army
Lionaire
Free Austria
Movement
von Rundsted
FSS
Germany
Himmi
Goering
Playground improvements installed at Roadside Park
The Chamber of Commerce has installed slides, swings, a sandbox and a wading pool at Roadside Park. The project also included equipment financed last year, but one child could not use it in time due to late funding.
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Chamber of Commerce
WSCS Deliberates Juvenile Protection At Heath Methodist
The Middleport WSCS session discusses juvenile delinquency remedies, with notes on case histories and prevention. Five dollars voted for Red Cross sewing. a Christmas box report from service men. next meeting postponed to August picnic at Roadside Park. Personal notes list local visitors and military furloughs.
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Noah Haskins
WSCS
Heath Methodist Church
Sally McCormick
Delaware
Nan Moore
Willis Aleshire
Portsmouth
Bess Sanborn
Meigs County
American Red Cross
Robert M Harris
Creighton Corners
Lancaster
Malcol Roger
Bruce Lloyd
Rotary Club
Treasury
Clifford Ervin
Roy Lansbury
McCormick
D. E. Miller
Gladwin Werner
Herman Haddox
Phil Edwards
Chester Garden Club Meets for Program
Chester Garden Club held its June meeting at the home of Mrs. C. N. Jones with Mrs. Pearl Mora assisting. President Mrs. Ostar Bauer presided as civic committee reports, a state flowers list, the garden calendar, and an awards contest followed.
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Chester
Chester Garden Club
C. N. Jones
Pearl Mora
Ostar Bauer
Chester Cemetery
Pearl Koblentz
Krnest Knight
Purley Karr
Ernest Knight
Buel Ridenour
Henry Wipple
Meigs County Livestock and Crop Totals For 1944 45
Meigs County livestock projections show cattle rising from 19 300 head in 1944 to about 20 000 in 1945 per Glen Ray state statistician. Milk cows and heifers reach 8100. chicken figures drop to 268 000 for 1944 with revised 1943 figure at 362 000. Readings also cover corn, winter wheat, oats, soybeans, potatoes and hay acreages and yields.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Glen &. Ray
Ohio Cooperative Reporting Service
Lindsay Mitchell dies. several survivors listed
Lindsay Mitchell, 60, dies Tuesday. Survived by wife Helen Farrar of Columbus and a large family including four sons Wendell Lindsay Jr Jay and Franklin and four daughters Margaret Hunt Kathryn Williams Dorothy Ware Leatrice Mae Martha Jane and Jean Mitchell plus four grandchildren. Naomi Baptist Church member.
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Pomeroy
Helen Farrar
Columbus
Wendell
Lindsay
Jay
Franklin
Margaret Hunt
Kathryn
Williams
Dorothy Ware
Leatrice Mae
Martha Jane
Jean Mitchell
Delvina Mitchell
Naomi Baptist Church
Rotary Officers Meet at C. E. Blakeslee Home
Middleport Rotary Club officers and directors for 1944-45 and the group serving 1943-46 gathered at retiring president C. E. Blakeslee’s home Monday night. Refreshments for R. C. Tuckerman, Wayne Gibbons, Edgar Ervin, Max Sanborn, Fred Reed, Harry Barnes, and Clay Bryan were provided by Mrs. Blakeslee. Blakeslee, Tuckerman, Gibbons and Sanborn have held president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer roles this year. The club meets tonight at Heath Methodist Church with a Winner being served by a class committee.
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Middleport
Rotary Club
C. E. Blakeslee
Blakeslee
R. C. Tuckerman
Wayne Gibbons
Edgar Ervin
Max Sanborn
Fred Reed
Harry Barnes
Clay Bryan
Tuckerman
Gibbons
Sanborn
Liberalization of GI Bill Urged by Legion
Washington report notes American Legion backed amendments to the GI Bill loan provisions. Proposals extend loan application time, allow farm loans for seed feed and fertilizer, enable loans to purchase inventories for veteran businesses, and cover construction alteration or repair of business property plus an alternate method for loan making.
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Washington
American Legion
Middleport Philathea Meet Led by Mrs Allensworth
The Philathea Women of the Church of Christ with Mrs Edgar Allensworth and her group in charge will meet Thursday night at 7 30 at the home of Mrs R B Laughead.
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MIDDLEPORT — _ Philathea Women of the Church of Christ
Edgar Allensworth
R. B. Laughead
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