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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1950

Page

6

Fifty Years of Service for Middleport Shoe Store Matron

Mrs. Horace S. Roush celebrates 50 years at Roush Shoe Store on Second Avenue. The business links six generations in the same family, dating to Will Horden who sold the shop to her uncle later, and then to her after marriage. Mrs. Roush, famed antiques collector, has run the store since her husband’s death around two decades ago and still provides newborns with their first shoes.

Middleport Horace S. Roush Roush N. Second Ave Will Horden Hordens H. S. Roush

Pomeroy Board to Seek State Rehab Grants and Levy

The Pomeroy Board of Education votes to submit state rehabilitation project requests contingent on passing a two mill tax levy at the next primary. Projects include lighting, roof painting, new toilets, upgraded floors, furnace repairs, door work, and playground resurfacing estimated at 10000 dollars with 60 percent state participation. The football field needs were discussed and action postponed awaiting the Ohio attorney general opinion on remaining bond funds. Attendees included President J Roedel, P I Stanley, Ralph Graves, Rolland Neutzling, R G Webster, and Superintendent W A Smith.

Sugar Run Central Central School Ohio J. ©. Roedel P. I.stanley Ralph Graves Rolland Neutzling R. G. Webster W. A. Smith

Pomeroy Grange Notes Details March Meeting and Events

Pomeroy Hemlock Grove Grange 2049 met March 4 with 47 members and four visitors. Nine membership applications read, three approved. Plans include a 12 person class and full degree work. Mina Hart reported health meeting discussions in Athens. Bake sale set for March 18 at Spencer's Grocery. bring baked goods eggs butter or candy by 9 a.m. A safety program is planned March 10 at 7 30 p.m. A Charlie Miller radio show is scheduled for March 30 at the Grange Hall. Refreshments, singing, and square dancing followed.

Pomeroy Hemlock Grove Grange Grange Spencer’s Spencer Grange Hall Charlie Miller

Pomeroy Eagles Auxiliary to Meet Thursday Evening

The Auxiliary of Meigs Aerie Eagles will hold a meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in Eagles Hall with refreshments served.

Pomeroy Meigs Aerie, Eagles Eagles Hall

DAV Meeting Discusses DAV Home Upgrades and Easter Plans

The DAV and local veterans heard William Sweeney and Senator Al Daniels discuss funding for upgrades at the DAV home. Commander Jack Thomas received a $200 donation from the Auxiliary which has grown this year. Earlier plans included an Easter Bake Sale at Spencer's Grocery on April 8 and selling colored Easter eggs by Mrs. Herman Warner, Mrs. Ben Turner, and Mrs. Dayton Will.

John Jack) Thomas Pomeroy DAV Jack Thomas Spencer's Grocery Herman Warner Ben Turner Dayton

Local residents share news of visits and illnesses

Mrs. Helen Rea and Mrs. James S. Mickey of Columbus visited their parents Judge and Mrs. E. W. Peoples and brother Bob Peoples in Point Pleasant. Several others attend events in Huntington and share family health updates including flu cases and pneumonia.

Helen Rea James S. Mickey Columbus E. W. Peoples Bob Peoples Point Pleasant F. Ray Wilson Sharon Huntington Terry Ferrell Lincoln Heights Robert Coates June Sayre Frank Will Jo Ann Duggie Bolinger Harry Bolinger Spring Ave Ed Hysell Condor St Eugene Pullins Hysell Herb Dixon Susan Clara Grueser James Sutton Jimmy Chesapeake Ohio Dallas Arnett Carolyn Mansfield John Dill R. D. Joseph Charles Radford Helene Sayre Carol McKenzie Janice Gallipolis Allie Grueser Dorothy Orin Vince Monessen John Grueser Belle Vernon

Funeral Services Set For Mrs. E. T. Parr

Funeral services for Mrs. Esther Thorne Parr will be held at the Letart Methodist Church Sunday at 2 p.m. Interment follows in Letart cemetery. She died at the home of her niece Mrs. Beulah Morris in Saxon. Survived by several nieces and nephews. Her husband Isaac Parr preceded her in death. The body lies at the Ewing funeral home with calling through noon Saturday.

Pomeroy Esther Thorne Parr Beulah Morris Saxon Letart Methodist Church Letart Parr Isaac Parr

Legion Post Celebrates 32nd Anniversary in Meigs County

Drew Webster Post No. 39 of the American Legion marked its 32nd anniversary with a Monday night birthday party. Auxiliary president Leona Smith presided with ceremonies including the color guard, national anthem, prayers, and remarks by Commander John Will and guest speakers on veterans’ issues.

Pomeroy Drew Webster American Legion Leona Smith Ralph Smith Marcel Smith Jennie Sue Eiselstein Carrie Neutzling Elizabeth Young Zana Baxter John Will Neutzling Auxiliary Ben Neutzling Harry Wehrung Harlan Wehrung Albert Reuter C. J. Rhodes Meigs County Veterans Service Will L. J. Thornton Legion Robert Smith

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