Middleport Legion Marks World War Vote and Red Cross Efforts
The Middleport American Legion observed the anniversary with a banquet at Legion Hall. Veterans and guests heard from Ed Hobstetter of the Meigs Red Cross Chapter on service to overseas troops, blood bank support, and home service cases. Dennis Hubbard and others updated attendees on local Red Cross drives and war relief activity.
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Ssuouny
American ‘Legion
Legion Hall
Pam Deroy
C. P. Klein
Franklin Ginther
Marvin
Murray
Buddy French
Phyllis Smart
Editon Hobstetter
T He Meigs
American
Red Crone 18
Momeetier Sino Maae
Albert Miller
Red Cross
Meigs
Mise Lennie Sharp
Mel Bormick
Lillian Stitt
Klein
State Highway Auxiliary Police Hold Meet in Cambridge
Corporal Quayer of the Maine highway patrol led the State Highway Patrol Auxiliary Police meeting. Plans covered a hospital tour on Sunday March 19 and a social event at Franklin County Memorial Building on April 2 and 23 with refreshments and a buffet. Arrangements were to be completed by April 5.
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Quayer
Maine
State Highway Patrol Auxiliary Police
Legion
Cambridge
Lupiliary Patrol
State Patrol
St 'the Auxiliary Patrol
Deshier-Wallick
Columbus
Franklin County
Mallee- Wallick
Murray City Personal and Social Notes
Murray City notes list local social calls and funerals. Mary Jane Short funeral at home attended by relatives from Nelsonville and Mount Nashville. Nora Golleport’s party from Buchtel attended. Residents visit relatives in Charleston, Dayton, Mecca, and Zanesville. many visits and weekend stays noted with family ties and relocations.
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Murray City
Everal
Mary Jane Short
Long St
George
Nelsonville
Bethel Ridge
Pfe
Elroy Short
Mt Nashville
Tenn
George Short
Everett
Nora Golleport
Buchtel
Walter Lauriskey
Saurday
Lillie Worthington
Dayton
Ben Hartman
Lelia Rose Williams
Harold Blazier
Ism Grant Hospital
Mabel Lefever
Dorothy Simons
Adrian Hoskins
Freddie Donson
Margaret Smart
Ben Hellyer
Gene Criass
Charleston
W. Va
Ray Dixon
Lena Mae
New Straitsvile
Lawrence McClelland
Gloster
John Shelton
Kathleen Carsner
New Lexington
The Apostle Review for Heath Methodist Class 12
Heath Methodist Church Class 12 met with Mesdamer Ice Canady and others hosting. Mrs M French led devotionals and a pledge on the church budget passed, Easter eggs sale planned, Apron Tea earnings noted, and Easter decorations planned by a committee.
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Aidsierum
Seholem Asch
H. A. Rothrock
Heath Methodist
St. Patrick's
Harold
Dle
Family Heirloom Used in Baptism Rite for Ripley Baby
A baptismal ceremony at the Blake home in Ripley used a family heirloom over 200 years old that had served in christening rites for the father and grandmother. Edward Marion Lake Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellie Blake, was baptized by Rev Miller of Ripley and Rev Clark of New Haven. Relatives attended including Roy Tracy and Mrs E Mae Ingels among others from St Pomeroy Mason City Columbus and Petersburg Fla, with a family dinner at six and ceremony at eight p m Tuesday.
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Edward Marion
Lake, Jr
Ellie’ Blake
S. Fifth Ave
Miller
Ripley
Clark
New Haven
Blake
Roy Tracy
St. Pomeroy
E. Mae Ingels
Mason City
John Elder
Columbus
F. E. Ripley
George Ingels
St Petersburg
Fla
Roy
Tracy Jr
Pomeroy
Paul Leonard
Paula Jane
Selective Service Board Busy With Induction Groups
Large groups of women from Pomeroy are scheduled for pre induction tests this week and next. A first group of over 70 left this morning, with a second group expected to depart Tuesday, as publication of induction center acceptances is anticipated within 21 days. New England remains the only U S region with fewer allocations compared to other areas.
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Iestoo Femeles County
New England
Unite States
Daughter of Soldier Stricken
Mary Margaret Wylie, daughter of Mrs. Rona Scott and the late soldier, is seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia. The family, including brother Spn. James Wylie, is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fick while the father serves in the armed forces. James is reported as a prisoner of the Japanese.
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Middleport
Mary
Rona ‘Scott
Nna
Margaret Wylie
Scott
Sam Fick
Spn
James Wylie
Scarlet Fever Reported in Sugar Run School First Grade
Scarlet fever cases reported in the Sugar Run School First Grade. Quarantine enforced on members of the Rev Ralph Knother family as elder son Britzel is confined with the illness.
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Umeruy
Sugar Run School
Ralph Knother
Britzel
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