Middleport Red Cross fund drive volunteers named
Middleport announces volunteers for the 1950 Red Cross fund campaign chaired by J. H. Grate and regional leaders. The list includes district and organizational chairs such as Mrs Garen Stansbury Mrs Lillian Williams Brown Mrs James Brewington Mrs Homer Hartley and many others guiding residential business and organizational solicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
J. H. Grate
Red Cross Fund
Garen Stansbury
Lillian Williams Brown
James Brewington
Homer Hartley
Charles Lambert
Branch Fleming
John Vroman
Norma Jean Stivers
Russell Mills
Calvin Reichman
Clinton Fisher
Marvin Kelly
Meigs General Hospital and Loyal Pals Class Notes
Mrs. Harry McMaster returned to Meigs General Hospital for further treatment as a post operative patient. Mabel Eakin left Meigs General Hospital for the Carmen Rest Home and had been residing with Mrs. A. H. Bradbury on Powell Street. In 1914 about 12,400,000 net tons or 50 percent of world sea going merchant tonnage bore British registry. Mrs Ollie Hindy was called to Buna Vista Ohio for her brother Preston Mustard who died after illness. Funeral held at Black Oak Cemetery Kentucky with Hindy and relatives in attendance. Mustard spent most life in Ohio. Mrs Alice Ieenhower presided over Loyal Pals Class first time with 17 members and Nina Russell hostess. Theme Friendship. verses read. donations to Cleveland Home Red Cross and class treasury augmented by piggy banks. A map of Paul’s journeys adopted. class decorated for St Patrick’s Day and a birthday shower given for Mrs Dwight Frost and Mrs Guy Reynolds. S: The Loyal Pals Class met at the Church of Christ with 17 members, adopting a map of Paul’s journeys, Ch named gifts to the Cleveland Home and Red Cross, and a birthday event for two members. Separate health notes report Mrs M Master and Mabel Eakin moving between hospitals. A Bereaved must be noted for Preston Mustard. burial in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McMaster
Meigs General Hospital
Mabel Eakin
Carmen Rest Home
A. H. Bradbury
Powell St
Middleport
Ollie Hindy
Buna Vista
Ohio
Preston Mustard
Black Oak Cemetery
Kentucky
Hindy
Kalad
Clifford Stumbo
Reid Varney
Mildred Hawley
Samuel
Russell
Cleveland
American Red Cross
Paul
Dwight Frost
Guy Reynolds
Honor Roll Named For Syracuse Grade School Students
Syracuse Grade school announces honor roll for the fourth six weeks. Names span first through eighth grades with pupils from multiple families and local households listed as top scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Hubbard
Ann Baker
Joyce Bowers
Charles Ihle
Donna Mae Jenkins
Jimmy Baker
Thomas Fisher
Donald Imboden
Wanda Jewell
Bobby Parker
Annabel Rose
Rachel Roush
Jack Weese
Doris Imboden
Billie Wingett
Bill Harden
Wilma Jewell
Mary Friend
Eddie Grueser
Richard Houdashelt
Phylis Ihle
Earlene Renshaw
Janice Roush
Paul Amberger
Malcolm Guinther
Richard Harris
Paul Hoback
Donald Hubbard
Jimmy Hubbard
Mary Alberta London
Mary Jane Scott
Charles Theiss
Nancy Jacobs
Sharlee Neuman
Buddy Cundiff
Alice Fisher
Lela Grueser
Parry Osler
Donald Yeanger
Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Mattie Lowe Draws Neighbors
A March 2 gathering at Mrs. Mattie Lowe's home brings sixteen people to celebrate her birthday with an annual dinner. Jimmie Mahaffey and Dan Sayre visited Columbus on business while Dailey Wood was ill. Ed Boyce of Zanesville stopped by, and Marion Hutchison travels to Columbus for her husband’s treatment. Harold Newman and Billy Shannon visit Kentucky and Chillicothe respectively, with Irene Jackson's son. Alva Delaney notes a Pomeroy call, and Harry Williams adds two rooms to his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Lowe
Jimmie Mahaffey
Dan Sayre
Columbus
Dailey Wood
Ed Boyce
Zanesville
Becky Hutchison
Marion
Harold Newman
Kentucky
Billy Shannon
Chillicothe
Irene Jackson
Alva Delaney
Harry Williams
D. E. Wood
Girl Scouts Folk Dance Festival Planned in Pomeroy
The second annual Folk Dance Festival by Girl Scouts of Pomeroy and leaders will be Friday at 7 30 p m in Pomeroy Junior High School. Dances from nine countries will be performed in costumes, opening with the Maypole Dance of Great Britain. The program includes nine country numbers and a final Red River Valley square dance by leaders and others. The event is free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Girl Scouts of
Great Britain
W. A. Smith
Denmark
Mary Martha Twinem
A. R. Knight
Ireland
Oliver Michael
Dunkirk
France
John Lambert
Switzerland
William Sheridan
Luxembourg
R. D. Roberts
Czechoslovakia
John Hardy
Spain
Richard Tobias
Red River Valley
Mrs. Molden Dies at 68 in Rutland Home
Alma Molden 68 wife of Edward Molden died at home in Rutland Wednesday. She is survived by her husband son Stanley Molden of Columbus daughter Mrs. Charles W. Foley Rutland brother Roy Grimes Fultonham Ohio and two Rutland granddaughters. Burial in Miles Cemetery with services at Rutland Baptist Church Friday at 2 p.m. Friends may call at Chase funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Alma Molden
Edward Molden
Miles Cemetery
Chase Funeral Home
Local Notables Visit, Quilt Group Meets in Logan
Community notes from Logan and area recount visits by Mrs Jessie Hart ill at home, Robert Hillyer Sr returning from Crown Hill, various family visits to The Plains and Columbus, plus church and club gatherings. Miss Betty Bartlett’s funeral in Athens is recorded with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Charles Hart
Hart
Jessie Hart
Logan
Robert Hillyer
Willie Hillyer
Crown Hill
W. Va
Charles Shields
Charles, Jr
Nancy
Pearl Coon
The
Plains
Elizabeth James
Ruth Davenport
Susan South
Athens
Betty Bartlett
Raymond Bartlett
Poston School House
Helen Hart
Ida_ Beitelschies
Ollie Hillyer
Lenora Wade
Leona North
Clarice Shields
Rhodes Says Organized Crime Is Ohio Problem
Columbus Mayor James A. Rhodes said organized crime and hoodlum elements are the most persistent problems facing Ohio cities. He announced he would seek creation of an Ohio Crime Commission if he wins the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Crime Commission
Is Your Stomach Like a Gas Factory
An Athens advertisement promotes CERTA VIN a new formula to relieve gas and bloating. It claims the herbal supplement aids digestion, reduces gas pains, and enriches blood with iron while boosting vitamin B energy. Available at Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut Rate with druggists in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
G S. Court
Nelsonville
Betts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Cross
F. 8S. Schaaf
Noah Haskins
Delbert Rice
Hubert Taylor
Neils Powell
W. R. Suellen
Ray Luman
William Lowe
Carl Gilmore
Jean Clark
Clyde Ingles
Arthur Skinner
George Childs
Homer Rice
Martha
Anna Margaret Howell
Joe Young, Jr
Robert Coats
Robert Rawlings
Emmett Shuler
Allen Jenkinson
William Bradford
Nan Moore
Buena Vista
Church of Christ
Alice Ieenhower
Nina Russell
Quick, Gallaher
California
Syracuse
West 57Th Street
New York
N. Y
Girl Scouts
Motorola
Werner
Rhodes
K. D
Sidina
Pomeroy Cement Block
Roy
Altmans
Athens, Ohio
Childrens
Gibbs
Wipeon
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