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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1951
Page
6
Two Suits Filed In Court at Pomeroy
Betty June Eblin sues Richard Eblin in Meigs County Common Pleas Court for divorce alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty, seeking custody of a minor child. In a separate action Elizabeth Baumgardner of Long Bottom petitions to participate in industrial compensation against the Industrial Commission of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Betty June Eblin
Richard Eblin
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Elizabeth Baumgardner
Long Bottom
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Village Officials Plan Four Recreation Areas
Middleport officials with the Business and Professional Women's Club and local groups aim to open four recreation spots for children. The Vine Street lot donated by the Zerkle family, including Councilman John Zerkle, fronts the effort along with other sites near Rutland Street and Second Avenue. A planning committee led by Mayor Sidney T. Russell will coordinate with the club to develop the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Middleport Village
Vine St
W. G. Weaver
Nellie
Hallie Zerkle
John Zerkle
Calvin Reichman
Rutland St
Joe Young, Jr
David ©. Jenkins
Wayne Gibbons
Sidney T. Russell
Business and Professional Women's Club
Racine Sailor Marr Visits Parents After Basic Training
Seaman Paul F. Marr has completed basic training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center and spends a 14 day furlough with his Racine parents Mr. and Mrs John W. Marr. He will return to Great Lakes for further assignment. Other visiting relatives include Mrs Leonard Lewis of Canton and Mrs Ruby Miller with son Don Letart, Mr and Mrs George Neigier and daughter June, and Mr and Mrs W D Marr of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Paul F. Marr
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
John W. Marr
Great Lakes
Marr
Leonard Lewis
Canton
Ruby Miller
Don
Letart
George Neigier
June
Local
W. D. Marr
Athens
Alfred Junior Cloverettes Meet at Alfred Grange Hall
Meigs County 4-H notes recount a busy Alfred Junior Cloverettes meeting at Alfred Grange Hall with ten members answering roll call. The group read and adopted the yearly program and constitution, heard a report on the officers conference, planned a Buckeye Lake picnic, and voted $15 to the camp fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Junior Cloverettes
Alfred Grange Hall
Josephine Spencer
Mariene Robinson
Treasury
Buckeye Lake
Janice Caldwell
Janice Swartz
Alma Burke
Area Pastors At Convention In Buffalo NY
Middleport residents Mr and Mrs Harry Houdashelt travel with Rev T T Shelton and Rev Charles M Pomeroy to Buffalo New York for the American Baptist Convention. They plan to return June 16. The Houdashelt family will also visit son in law Ronald Place and Margaret Houdashelt in Rochester where Place studies at Colgate Rochester Seminary and a school chorus appeared at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Harry Houdashelt
T.T. Shelton
Racine
Charles M. Pomeroy
First Baptist Church
Buffalo
N. Y
Ronald Place
Margaret Houdashelt
Rochester
Cloverette meeting at Hemlock Grange Hall pledges flag
The Hoyttown Cloverettes met at Hemlock Grange Hall and pledged to the American flag and to the 4 H. The group discussed money making projects to support 4 H camp funds and planned upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyttown Cloverettes
Hemlock Grange Hall
Papers Ready for Fire Aid in Two Towns
POMEROY RE. F. Robinson, council president, said Tuesday evening that papers for a mutual aid fire agreement with Middleport are ready. The plan, recently approved by council, will be turned to village solicitor Fred Crow Jr. for legal approval. Once approved, the two villages’ fire departments gain a legal right to assist in serious fires and to address related compensation claims or vehicle incidents en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
RE. F. Robinson
Middleport
Robinson
Fred Crow, Jr
Crow
Band Uniform Drive Reaches 4102.69 With New Gifts
Pomeroy Band Boosters announce an added 130 to the uniform fund, bringing the total to 4102.69. Contributors include Ohio Power Co. auxiliary of the Eagles Meigs Aerie 2171 and Rep. Thomas A Jenkins, plus an anonymous donor.
Auto Heavily Damaged In Crossroads Fire
A 1941 Pomeroy automobile was almost demolished by fire near Bradbury crossroads yesterday afternoon. A Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department crew arrived quickly and suspected the blaze started in the fuel pump or wiring. The unidentified driver extinguished the flames around the motor but fire spread into the dashboard and interior. Fireman E. F. Robinson described the blaze as reaching roughly the height of a telephone pole before arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Bradbury
E. F. Robinson
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Phillips
Howard B. Mullen
Downie
America
Mitoga
All Americas
Pomeroy, Ohio
ARROW
Ize
William Wyatt
Second Ave
Racine Sailor
John Payne
Gail Russell
EL Paso
Joe E. Brown
Adele Mara
Fridune
Burt Lancaster
Virginia Mayo
Harold Lloyd
Meigs County
Bedford Thimble Club
Howard Swindell
Sharon Douglas
Eileen Burson
Paw Tucker
Little Hustlers
Tuppers Plains School
Don Bennett
David Hill
Harley Rice
Creston Newland
Hoyttown
Hemlock Grove
Co. E. Blakeslee
George Paulsen
Larry Curtis
Albert Curtis
Robert Paulsen
Robert Shinn
Jerry Welker
Leroy Sauter
Kenneth Romine
Eagle Ridge Hustlers
William Krackemberger
Edith Young
Star First Aid Club
Mary Jane Stott
Phyllis Idle
West End Stars
George Justice
Paul Nelson
John Montgomery
Jean Teaford
KMD
Janice Teaford
Marilyn Vickers
Raymond King
Pegey King
Bailey’s Lake
Ruth Ann Gaul
Jolly Neigh
Thereon Johnson
Mary Kay Johnson
Olive Orange School
Tuppers Plains
Linda Cheadle
Alfred Boys
Carence Atherton
Robert Robinson
Bedford
Busy Workers Boys
Woodman’s Hall
Carpenter 4-H'ers
Carpenter State Farm
Frank Shilty
Ohio Valery 4-H Club
Parker Run
Ray Stone
Stone
Linda Circle
Carmiel
Friendship Club
Shade Valley Boys
Earl Dean
Ewing's Furniture
Ohio
Liberty
Theatre
Onto
Voice of the Theatre
Dennis O'Keefe
Gail Storm
Shielgier
Pomeroy Cement Block CO
Plymale.wagner CO
Gallipolis
Bardineros
Dad
Elberfelds
Hamilton, Elgin and
Bulova
Signet
Ante A. Jewelers
St. Pomeroy
Hartley & Bennett
Crossroads
Meigs
Joel McCrea
Shelley Winters
Paul Kelly
John Russell
Elsa Lanchester
Marie Windsor
Tucson
Temple Middleport
Copper Canyon
Ray Mill
Hedy Lamarr
MacDonald Carey
Mona Freeman
Harry Carey, Jr
Kansas Raiders
Bendvue
Roy Rogers
Estellta Rodriguez
Peony Edwards
Foy Wilting
Riders of
Purple Sage
Triple Trouble
Fast Side
Leo Gorcey Huntz Hall
K'S Pharmacy
FBI
SAT
Prince Albert
Walgreen
Aspirin
Olshien Dee Oleum
Eastman and
Ansco
Ty Sun
Ronson
Courtiey
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