Carbon Hill Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Social notes list multiple visits across Columbus Athens Glouster Haydenville Nelsonville and surrounding areas. Families such as Dawley Hardy Devol Spence Cavote Cavote Webbs and Hutchison share weekend and Sunday gatherings with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Ed Dawley
Portsmouth
Jim Dawley
Bob Hardy
Carl
Ed Forquer
Columbus
Forquer
Hardy's
Kay Blosser
Carroll Schools
Zoa Blosser
Lora Krause
Sarah Webb
John Devol
Glouster
Dottie Spence
Phil Devol
Haydenville
Johnnie Spence
Artie Hall
Chauncey
John Cavote
Logan
Erma Dane
Rosa Clark
Bill Hardy
Nelsonville
Hardy
Jesse Ogg
Frank Hutchison
Ollie Brooker
First Marine Div. Member POMEROY
Pte George R. Thomas of Minersville serves with the First Marine Division in Korea. He joined the Marine Corps in August 1951, trained at Parris Island, left for Korea on February 1, and is a Pomeroy High School graduate.
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Pomeroy
Korea
George R. Thomas
Doris Thomas
Minersville
Thomas
Marine Corps
Parris Island
S. C
Pomeroy High School
Broken Back Brothers Fourth Accident Shocks Family
Harrisburg Illinois drills down on the Gobin brothers with Benj am in Gobin aged 25 as the fourth sibling to break his back in four years He fell at a Joppa power plant George 40 Roy 32 and Oscar 28 all suffered back injuries in coal mines or industrial settings Each brother’s incident raises questions about safety and fate for the Gobin family
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Harrisburg
Ill
Benjamin Gobin
Joppa
George
Roy
Oscar
Hammond
Ind
Fishermen Bring Back Turtles Instead of Husbands
Garden Grove residents were surprised as three fishermen returned from a California coast cruise with sea turtles instead of their wives. The men did land many large white sea bass, but the turtles were prized for soup. The turtles were captured near the San Luis Gonzaga Islands, or the Enchanted Isles.
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Garden Grove
Calif
California
San Luis Gonzaga Islands
Enchanted Isles
Pomeroy Guild Board Holds Leadership Workshop
Members of the Executive Board of the Women's Guild met at the Federated Church for a workshop focused on leadership training. Louise Auchenbach from Dover and Mrs. Simon Mumma, also of Dover, joined regional president Mrs. Harry Everetts of Wheeling to help iron out problems.
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Pomeroy
Women's Guild
Federated Church
Louise Auchenbach
Dover
Ohio
Simon Mumma
Synodica
Women’s Guild
Harry Everetts
Wheeling
W. Va
Tiffin Pastor Chosen to Lead Middleport Church
The Rev. C. E. Hoyt, longtime pastor of Tiffin First Baptist, was chosen by Middleport Baptists to begin leading their church on May 7 after tentative plans. He and Mrs. Hoyt will move with their six children to the parsonage on Sixth Ave. Hoyt, a Parkersburg native, was ordained in 1935.
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Middleport
C. E. Hoyt
First Baptist Church
Tiffin
Middleport Baptist Church
Paul Smart
Hoyt
Sixth Ave
Parkersburg
W. Va
Edison Baker
St. Patrick Party at Pocahontas Lodge in K of P Hall
Pocahontas Lodge held a St. Patrick Day party at the K of P Hall with members Anna Frasure Edna Rawlins Mildred Thompson Mary Winefordner Geniveve Hartman Jane Irvin Jose Stobbs Mildred Blake Dorothy Graham Pearl Backus Helen Love Laura Miller Mabel Blosser and guest Mary Brennan of Logan. A birthday party followed Tuesday March 11 for Caroline Jewett turning nine with many guests and refreshments served.
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New Straitsville
W. M. Gralle
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Harold Martin
Wanda Martin
Columbus
Pocahontas Lodge
K of P Hall
Anna Frasure
Edna Rawlins
Mildred Thompson
Mary Winefordner
Geniveve Hartman
Jane Irvin
Jose Stobbs
Mildred Blake
Dorothy Graham
Pearl Backus
Helen Love
Laura Miller
Mabel Blosser
Mary Brennan
Gene Jewett
Caroline
Karen Martin
Pamela Dunkle
Judy Blankenship
Sharon Begley
Patty Glennaman
Barbara Vtle
Caroline Sue Jones
Bonnie Blake
Alberta Andrews
Caroline Sue Mathews
Marlene Forester
Catherine Jewett
Nicki Jewett
Linda Angle
Marilyn
Connie Lehman
Pomeroy Church Group Hosts Devotionals and Wedding News
The Friendly Circle of Federated Church met for a devotional program using a U S map to show where churches are needed. Mrs Blaettar led with assistance from Mrs Jacobs and Miss Reed. A later wedding report notes Dorothea Reed and Rex E Bailey wed March 15 in Kenton First Presbyterian with detailed attire and attendees.
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Neutzling
R. C. Melbourne
Thomas Young
James Fugate
Henry Ewing
Pomeroy
Dorothea Reed
Pomeroy High School
Frederick J. Reed
Kenton
Rex E. Bailey
Ivan M. Bailey
Delphos
First Presbyterian Church of
Clair S. Emerick
Carl W. Smith
Mrs. Charlies Rout
Columbus
Joe Richards
James F. Reed
Pittsburgh
Robert Batley
James Reed
Jane Jenkins
David Smith
Racine Man Given 1 to 5 Year Jail Term
Sayre Douglas Sayre, 31, of Racine, was sentenced to one to five years in the Ohio State Penitentiary for violation of probation by Judge Emmett W. Peoples in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. He had been placed on probation after being returned from Athens State Hospital where he was deemed sane following a 50 day observation. The May grand jury indicted Sayre.
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Pomeroy — Douglas Sayre
Racine
Ohio State Penitentiary
Emmett W. Peoples
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Sayre
Meigs County
Athens State Hospital
Suspect Arrested After Brick Thrown Through Window
Sayre was arrested last week after he allegedly threw a brick through a window in the Wallace Jewelry Store in Middleport. Charges of petty larceny were noted and observation recommended.
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Sayre
Wallace Jewelry
Middleport
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