Meigs Residents Present Hootenanny Varieties
Ninety Meigs County residents across communities stage Hootenanny Varieties at 8 10 p m Friday in the Eastern High School auditorium. The 23 act program includes banjo ukulele ensembles, vocal groups from Eastern High, a Beatles pantomime, baton routine, pony chorus, Hawaiian guitar numbers, and a black light dance line with costumed performers. Orval Wiles hosts with support from Mrs Paul Nease and Bob Hoeflich, with Olive Ingraham and Charles Hoffman assisting.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Jennifer Crew
Joan Hewetson
Jon Lisle
Bob Crow
James Mees
Terry Stalnaker
Dick Nease
Ronnie Collins
Joe Gilmore
Michael Mulford
Michael Werry
Big Ben Minstrel Ukelele
Jennie Lee
Cruise
Swain
James Cole
Bob Kautz
Gloria Buck
Bill Zerkle
Syracuse
Charlotte Durst
Sheila Drake
Brenda Larkins
Edna McCoy
Doris Davis
Patty
Koblentz
Kay New
Pat Smith
Carol Nichols
Sheila Nutt
Eastern High School
Lucy Amsbury
Barbara Betzing
Annie Chapman
Crow
Patty Gaul
Dick Wiley
Howard Byers
Middleport
Beach
Waikiki
Louanna Leonard
Donna Crow
Jonnie Sue Thompson
Orval Wiles
Paul Nease
Bob Hoeflich
Olive Ingraham
Charles Hoffman
Rutland
Hoffa Case Deliberation Set Tuesday
Final arguments in the James R. Hoffa jury tampering trial begin Monday with a possible Tuesday night deliberation. Hoffa, president of the Teamsters Union, and five others face charges tied to a 1962 conspiracy trial in Nashville that ended in mistrial.
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Chattanooga
Tenn. 1
James R. Hoffa
U. S
Nashville
Shawnee Couple Mark 54th Anniversary and 75th Birthday
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Simpson recently celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary and Mr Simpson’s 75th birthday with a family dinner. Married in Ironton on February 18 1910 they are parents of nine children and he is a retired coal miner.
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Shawnee
Lawrence Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Ironton
Pop Concert Planned to Aid Coolville Orchestra
The Carthage-Troy Orchestra schedules a Pop Concert on March 6 at 8 p m in the Coolville High School auditorium to raise funds for music and new instruments. Also notes a Valentine dinner by the Junior Choir, clubs meeting, and local residents visiting.
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Diana Russell
Coolville
Carthage - Troy
Coolville Methodist Church
Mary Belle Cody
Valentine
Alden
Beulah Dixon
Delia Wilson
Mahalia Jackson
Edyth Gillilan
Agnes Hill
Thelma Linton
Wilma Bailey
Lunda Shanks
WICS
Helen Chapman
Nolia Wilson
Jolly Workers Club
Eva Hart
Freda Blake
Mary Wise
David Cogar
I. J. Cogar
Guysville
Philippines
Ethel Kincade
Ralph Shirledecker
Rockford
Ronnie Kincade
Dayton
Don Deeter
Columbus
Clyde Bronson
Athens
John Deeter
Burlingham Social Notes Mark 50th Anniversary Visits
Burlingham and Athens residents visit kin in nearby towns. The senior Hazeltons celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with relatives in Pomeroy. Multiple families from Burlingham Ashland Darwin and Gold Ridge are listed visiting relatives and hosting gatherings.
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Earl Cowen
Burlingham - Darwin
William Hart
Burlingham
Jesse Cuckler
Athens
James Hazelton
Pomeroy
Hazeltons
Straitsville Visit Highlights Local Relatives
Mr and Mrs Abraham Davis of Columbus visited New Straitsville relatives. Ralph Barber and several others from Murray City were guests at Mrs Anna James. Mrs Frank Coleman was visiting Sugar Grove relatives. Mount Royal Station in Baltimore, once a grand terminal for the B and O, closed in 1961 after serving 200 daily commuters.
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Abraham Davis
Columbus
New Straitsville
Ralph Barber
Dot Lewis
Muriel Martin
Nevada Quinn
Murray City
Anna James
Frank Coleman
Sugar Grove
Baltimore
Mount Royal
Baltimore and Ohio
High School Class AA Tournament Scores From Columbus Oxford and Dayton
Readable results show Rae ay N and other districts delivering varied scores across Ohio venues. Notable outcomes include Columbus Worthington 54 over Columbus East 50 and Dayton Northwestern 75 over Tipp City 60, plus multiple regional matchups across Ashtabula to Steubenville and Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Worthington
Columbus East
Grove City
Groveport
Columbus North
Whitehall
Oxford
Wyoming
Fairfield
Alawanda
Lakota
Cincinnati
Milford
Inverwood
Hughes
St. Xavier
Ashtabula
Geneva
Conneaut
Ashtabula Harbor
Dayton
Northwestern
Tipp City
Belmont
B'Airmont West
Ohio Conference Tournament quarterfinals report
Akron beats Mount Union 70 47 in Northern Division action while Wooster scores 75 71 over Baldwin Wallace In Columbus Wittenberg defeats Marietta 81 41 Otterbein 66 Ohio Wesleyan 61 Also Ohio State 73 Indiana 69 Dayton 82 Loyola New Orleans 67 Cincinnati 104 North Texas State 88 Ohio U 79 Louisville 79 Miami 87 Toledo 66 Youngstown 60 Hillsdale Gaines Findlay 76 Grove City 84 John Carroll Corel Michigan 89 Ohio Northern Washington Jefferson 75 Western Reserve Case Tech 438 Allegheny 42 Detroit 104 Bowling Green 8 8 Bluffton 97 Lawrence Tech 96 Villanova 67 Temple 60 Penn State 78 Pittsburgh 63 Providence 86 Holy Cross 77 Army 74 Navy 55 NYU 81 Iowa 61 St Bonaventure 91 Niagara 69 Princeton 61 Cornell 55 Harvard 53 Pennsylvania 67 Columbia 56 Brown 83 Dartmouth 74 St John s 68 Marquette 60 Syracuse 81 Canisius 64 South Kentucky 42 Tennessee 38 Vanderbilt 108 Georgia Tech 89 Florida 69 Georgia 64 Auburn 83 Alabama 76 Mississippi 78 Miss St 61 Miami Fla 82 Florida St 80 Wake Forest 74 N C State 55 Clemson 90 Virginia 738 8 Carolina 74 Maryland 4 Murray 8 Tennessee Tech 8 2 Kentucky 90 W Kentucky 69 Midwest Wichita 98 Tulsa 79 DePauw 65 Michigan 89 Illinois 53 Drake 56 St Louis 50
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Birthday dinners and weekend visits in Laurel Run and area
Laurel Run and nearby towns host family gatherings and weekend visits as residents welcome guests. Notable events include a birthday dinner for Milford Six, with relatives from Lan caster and Powell families, and numerous calls on neighbors such as Nellie Wend, Admiral Brown, and Clarence Wood ard. Also mentions Cyprus ancient conquests and Sugar Ramos title defense in Tokyo.
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Laurel
Wayne Todd
Arthur Todd
Georganna
Jeff
Charlotte
Betty Brandon
Jerry
Max
Chester Six
Milford
Carol
Carl Skiver
Steven
Lancaster
Billy Joe Powell
Judy
Timmy
Guy Evans
Floyd Barber
Cora Smith
Myrtle Cecil
Bill Evans
Ed Fisher
Guy Lewis
Harry Boyd
Eugene Chesher
Lionel Mooney
Lowell Mays
George Walker
Phillman Leffler
M. B. Illes
Blanche Moorehead
Logan
Columbus
Nellie Wend
Toni Lanning
Chuckie Campbell
Buckeye Lake
Admiral Brown
Thomas Huddy
Ralph Taylor
Lawrence Wolfe
M. B. Iles
Roy Glenn, Jr
Roy Glenn
Herman Bumgardner
King Dalton
Nelsonville
Garnet Bartow
Clara Gleason
John Bumgardner
Union Furnace
Earl Mason
Grace Elien
Stanley
Clarence Woodard
Homer
Gregory Smith
Springfield
Henry Todd
James Skinner
John Kern
Clarence Patton
Lenten Lesson and Community Service Observed
Mrs. J. H. Stephenson led a Lenten season study for One Won One Class at Pomeroy First Baptist Church. The group planned to remember shut ins at Easter. Devotional time was led by Mrs. Ella Couch with prayers by Mrs. Daisy Jasper and games by Mrs. Aten Shain. Dessert was served by Mrs. Victor Young Sr. and Mrs. T. T. Shelton.
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Pomeroy
J. H. Stephenson
Pomeroy First Baptist Church
Ella Couch
Daisy Jasper
Aten Shain
Victor Young
T. T. Shelton
Thirteen Superior Ratings At District Music Contest
Thirteen of Middleport High School's 19 entries earned superior ratings in the Ohio Music Education Association district contest at Ohio University. Top standings went to Bill Hackett and Linda Hackett among others, with multiple solo, trio, and quartet ensembles cited for high marks.
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Middleport
Middleport High School
Ohio Music Education Association
Ohio University
Bill Hackett
Linda Hackett
Joyce Davis
Leland Brown
Connie Bachner
Remalee Nieri
Lois Ann Sauer
Mike Buskirk
Debbie King
Kathy Pickens
Mary Wolfe
Marta
Cynthia Mills
Suzanne Bradbury
Marjorie Harris
Rose Marie Hackett
Ellen Dutton
Lynn Daniels
Debbie Grueser
Eugene Gherke
Athens
Middleport Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travels
Mrs. Asa Jordan substitutes at Rutland Elementary and previously at Salem Center. Several families from Grantsville and St Albans visit, sharing family birthdays and trips. Mrs. Kincaid plans a Hawaii trip with Col. and Mrs. Keith Kincaid after flying from Columbus to Oakland. George Dallas returns to South Charleston after funeral in town. Mrs. Bradford and Frances Powell travel from Columbus to Brookville Florida.
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Asa Jordan
Rutland
Salem Center
Otho Sturm
Debbie
Wilton Hatfield
Jeffrey
Grantsville
W. Va
Eugene Gherke
Stevie
Sturm
John Kincaid
Columbus
Oakland
Calif
William Keith Kincaid
Kincaid
Hawaii
John Krawiczyn
Jessie Houchins
Vinton
Steve Houchins
Gallipolis
C. N Hall, Jr
St. Albans
George Dallas
South Charleston
Dayton Ashworth
William Bradford
Frances Powell
Brookville
Fla
Meigs Memorial Hospital Notes Update
Ethel Johnston Renzo Men chini Fletcher Welch Benjamin Buck Betty Cowan Harvey Hornbeck Homer Theiss and Virginia Pierce are listed in Meigs Memorial Hospital notes. The fragment names patients or staff in a hospital record.
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Ethel Johnston
Renzo Menchini
Fletcher Welch
Benjamin Buck
Betty Cowan
Harvey Hornbeck
Homer Theiss
Virginia Pierce
Delegates Named To FHA Convention
Rutland Future Homemakers of America named delegates Jean Tillis Eunice Ohlinger Barbara Cater and Sharon Haley for the state convention in Columbus April 10 11 Ann Weaver was named alternate A bake sale planned for March 7 will raise funds for delegates.
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Pomeroy
Columbus
Rutland Future Homemakers of America
Jean Tillis
Eunice Ohlinger
Barbara Cater
Sharon Haley
Ann Weaver
Bank Chief Plans Trip to Washington for Bond Workshop
Pomeroy Edison Hobstetter, president of the Pomeroy National Bank, traveled to Washington D C for a U S Savings Bond workshop session sponsored by the American Bankers Association and the U S Treasury Department. He will return home late Wednesday.
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Pomeroy
Edison Hobstetter
Pomeroy National Bank
Washington, D. C
U. S
American Bankers Assn
U. S. Treasury Department
American Banking Association
A.B.A. Savings Bond Committee
Hobstetter
Pomeroy Groups Plan Skating, Meetings This Week
The Pomeroy Beat Citizens Band Radio Club and families will skate at Skate-A-Way Rink on Route 7 at 7 30 p m Thursday. Initiation for two candidates happens at 7 45 p m Tuesday as Pomeroy Chapter Order of Eastern Star meets at the temple. Masons and Pythian Sisters activities follow with church and lodge gatherings through the week.
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Pomeroy Beat Citizens Band
Pomeroy Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Temple
Meigs Temple
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society
Pomeroy Church Hosts Fellowship Meeting and Potluck
A fellowship gathering at the Pomeroy Church of Christ featured a patriotic theme and a potluck in the social room. Mrs. Bob Miller presented colored slides of the Holy Land while Conrad Ohlinger gave the closing prayer.
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Pomeroy
Motorist Cited After 2 Mar Crash On Route 7 North Of Pomeroy
Michael Hull of Parkersburg posted a 25 bond to appear in Meigs County Court on a charge of failure to stop within the assured clear distance after a two-vehicle crash Saturday on Route 7 about a mile north of Pomeroy. Hull allegedly struck Harland Whitlach, who had stopped to turn into a private driveway, pushing Whitlach’s car off the road and knocking down three mailboxes. Minor damage occurred. no injuries reported. A second one‑car crash on Route 248 near Chester left Clarence Cooper blinded by the sun, causing his car to leave the road into a ditch with medium damage and no injuries or charges.
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Pomeroy
Michael Hull
Parkersburg
W. Va
Meigs County
State Highway Patrol
Hull
Harland D. Whitlach
Whitlach
William Lewis
Melvin Smith
James Hall
Pomeroy High School Band Receives Warm Winter Concert Response
Pomeroy High School concert band under Ronald Woltz delighted a large Sunday audience at the junior high auditorium. Selections ranged from Rogers and Hammerstein to Reed with encores including Voo Doo and The Fight Song. Guest conductor Dr. Donald E. McGinnis of Ohio State University led the performance.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy High School
Ronald Woltz
Rogers and Hammerstein
Reed
Donald E. McGinnis
Ohio State University
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