Polio Vaccination Clinic Slated March 14 15 in Pomeroy
The Meigs County Health Department will offer first second and third polio shots to children ages 1 19 and pregnant women at the local health department March 14 15 from 930 to 1130 am and 1 to 3 pm. Booster eligibility requires seven months since the second shot. No Saturday morning clinic at Front Street. Public health nurses Bernice Leddie and Elizabeth Smith will administer vaccines.
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Pomeroy
Meigs
Ohio Department of Health
Bernice Ledlie
Elizabeth Smith
Van Meter Schuler Pair Named in West Virginia Notices
Paul Eugene Van Meter, 27, of West Columbia West Virginia and Mary Katherine Schuler, 18, of Middleport Route 1, are identified as the son and daughter of their respective parents Edward Van Meter with Clara Mae Bass and Charles Schuler with Evelyn Schuler (Denny) in local notice records.
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Pomeroy
Paul Eugene van Meter
West Columbia
W. Va
Mary Katherine Schuler
Middleport
Edward van Meter
Clara Mae Bass
Charles Schuler
Evelyn
Denny) Schuler
Church Asks Return Of Pastor For Year
United Methodist Official Board requests Rev. Eugene Brown return for the coming year. An organist and assistant organist were elected. Choir robes purchased. Eva Simms of Cincinnati reported ill. Eleven members joined in midweek center services and a devotion opened the meeting with 22 attendees.
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Church
Enterprise
EUB Church
Roger Bishop
C. E. W. Downie
Jed Webster, S Sr
Augusta Genheimer
Eva Simms
Cincinnati
Wide Awake 4-H Club National 4-H Week Event in Middleport
The Wide Awake 4-H Club held a special program and social hour at adviser Mrs. L. W. McComas home to observe National 4-H Club Week. Betty Covert led prayer and Mrs. McComas spoke on 4-H aims. Seren, Olita, and Martha Nicholson performed a piano trio. Neda Bradford and Ellen Dutton played a piano duet.
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Middleport
L. W. McComas
Betty Covert
Family Birthday Time at Pullen Home
Birthday greetings mark celebrations at the James Pullen residence on Brownell Ave as the Pullen twins reach another year. A local note highlights family ties and shared joy in the Middleport community.
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Middleport
James Pullen
Brownell Ave
Pullen Twins
Five Cases Heard in City Court
In Middleport Mayor C O Fisher's court James R Schmittauer forfeited bond of 20 dollars on a reckless operation charge cited by the State Highway Patrol. Welby Whaley near Pomeroy paid 10 dollars and costs for an unsafe operation. Donald C Nelson Langsville and Dennis L Frye Langsville were fined 10 dollars and costs each on traffic charges. Clifford Whittlington Cheshire was fined 5 dollars and costs for intoxication and Charles Laudermilt Pomeroy paid 5 dollars and costs for a defective muffler.
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Middleport
Clifford Whittington
Cheshire
Charles Laudermilt
Pomeroy
Costly Pole Sullies View in Seattle Court Award
James J. Keesling won a rare court award of $1 daily after a power pole cross-arm extended over his property line. He argued the structure marred the view from his home in Seattle.
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Seattle
James J. Keesling
Keesling
Former Justice Sherman Minton in World War I infantry service
Former Supreme Court Justice Sherman Minton served in the U S Infantry on the Verdun front during World War I, reflecting his military assignment and wartime service.
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Sherman Minton
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S. Infantry
Verdun Front
Blake Hostess Heads Canasta Club Evening
Mrs. E M Blake hosted her canasta club Tuesday evening with guest Mrs. Forrest Bachtel. Prizes went to Mrs. Robert Rawlings and Mrs. Walter Crooks. Barbecues and relish plates followed the games.
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Middleport
E. M. Blake
Forrest Bachtel
Robert Rawlings
Walter Crooks
Blake
Bible messages featured in Loyal Pals Meeting
Mrs L E Reynolds led a review from Bible Messages for the Modern Mind by Earl S Childers at the Loyal Pals Class of the Church of Christ gathering at Mrs Dwight Frost home. Pastor Fred I Gardner attended, Miss Mildred Hawley presided, and a Cleveland Christian Home contribution was reported with spatula sales noted.
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Middleport
L. E. Reynolds
Church of Christ
Dwight Frost
Earl S. Childers
Fred I. Gardner
Gardner
Reynolds
Sidney T. Russell
Mildred Hawley
Cleveland Christian Home
Frost
Ill at University Hospital Columbus and local illness updates
E. Rall has entered University Hospital Columbus after weeks of illness. Mrs. Lula Russell shows improvement at Meigs General Hospital after ten days as patient. Mrs. Allen Jenkinson, bank bookkeeper, ill at home on Vine Street. Nina Styers improves after illness near pneumonia. The Fink family and Buckleys relocate housing. Several children were unable to attend 4-H Club night including Janet Baker Carla Sue Gilmore Cheryl Ann Fife Kathleen Hillen and Billy Swan.
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Racine
Nelsonville
C. L. Tannehill
John Fultz
Lula Russell
Meigs General Hospital
Allen Jenkinson
Citizens National Bank
Vine St
Wilbur Theobald
The
Valley Lumber Company
Robert Coats
Muncie
Ind
Charles Coats
Nina Styers
FE. E. Styers
S. Third Ave
Fink
Owen Fink
Indaw
John Buckley
Vaughan
Pomeroy-Mason Bridge
McMaster
Beech St
Janet Baker
Carla Sue Gilmore
Cheryl Ann Fife
Kathleen Hillen
Billy Swan
Good Will Ambassador To Discuss Mid East Tour
POMEROY One of 63 grassroot ambassadors of good will will describe his Turkey experiences at the Meigs County Holstein Club Annual Banquet Friday at 8 p.m. at Racine High School. Charles W. Brown will recount a four month stay in Turkey and explain the International Farm Youth Exchange program supporting world peace through mutual understanding. Tickets available from members or the extension office in the courthouse.
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Pomeroy
Turkey
Meigs County Holstein Club
Racine
Charles W. Brown
Circleville
Europe
Near East
Brown
U. S
International Farm Youth Exchange Project
U.S
4-H Club Foundation
Extension Service
Leges
Earl Dean
Holstein Club
Court House
Firecrackers Mistaken For Gun Shots In Syracuse
Report of gunfire in Syracuse Wednesday night proved to be firecrackers after a three hour investigation by Chief Deputy Sheriff Howard Frank. He questioned eight to ten juveniles and obtained several suspect names as he seeks the source of imported explosives. The sheriff notes firecrackers can carry serious penalties under state law.
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Pomeroy
Syracuse
Howard Frank
Frank
Sheriff's Department
Rutland and Portland win in Portland Grade School tourney
Rutland defeats Cottageville 41-29 led by George with 12 and Hobstetter nine as Cottageville’s Durst tops Cottageville with 11. Portland beats Syracuse 53-40 behind Cozart 22 and McKelvey 15 while Grueser nets 21 for Syracuse. Tournament features seventh and eighth graders under 15.
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Pomeroy
Syracuse
Cottageville
Portland
Rutland
George
Hobstetter
Durst
Hannan
Cozart
McKelvey
Grueser
Glassmaking Temperatures Highlight Industrial Process
The text notes water boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit while sand used for glass production is heated to 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit, illustrating extreme heat involved in manufacturing.
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Zenra
Schmoll
Ohio
JETS
An At Lee
Roush's Shoe Store
Middleport, Ohio
Shorties
Frank Vaughan
Leo Crew
Kenneth Finley
Middleport Society
Stephanie
Stephan
Pullen
Lewis H. Sauer
Denver Rice
A. R. Pullen
Jerry
Palmer St
Justice
Joliet
S&h
Rs. Blake
Widdleport Personals
E. ©. Rall
University Hospital, Columbus
Rall
Columbus
South Bloomingville Dodgers
Maxine Holbrook
Marge Iles
Nancy Ebert
Sharon Whitcraft
Good Will
Mid-East
Simon’s Market
Pomeroy, Ohio
Cagions
CAPRI
Mercedes Condon Dress Shop
2Nd Ave
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