Case Dismissed in Meigs County Court
A suit filed by Ross Development Co. against Ross Concrete and Morar Inc. was dismissed in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court, ending the action without proceeding to trial.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1962
Page
5
A suit filed by Ross Development Co. against Ross Concrete and Morar Inc. was dismissed in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court, ending the action without proceeding to trial.
Mrs. William Allman hosted the Past Chiefs of Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters Monday evening. Mabel Sanborn led the meeting. Grace Stace absent. Guests Ruth Wise and Maxine Allensworth attended. readings and a poem were presented. Prizes went to Martha Childs Pauline Gallagher Genevieve Meinhart, with Mildred Lowe’s traveling prize to Virginia Owen. Hostess served a salad course with St. Patrick themes as green carnations adorned the table. Next meeting at Mrs Meinhart’s home.
Harrisonville School's music department presented a program after the PTO meeting Tuesday night. Under Mrs. Maurita Miller's direction a rhythm band of first and second graders played four selections. The second and third rhythm bands performed several numbers, concluding with a chorus of 40 voices singing On Top of Old Smokey.
Middleport Boys Baseball League convened at the high school with Lee Smith in charge to appoint a nominating committee. Members Chester Tannehill George Moody and Mrs Grace Johnson and Mrs Lois Cunningham will present a slate of officers at a 7 30 p m meeting at village hall. Interested persons may contact committee members. Additional team managers are needed for the summer program Smith said.
The Love Joy Circle of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Jean Bratton in Phillips West Virginia to discuss Dora McKee a student at Alderson Broaddus College. The circle voted to contribute from its treasury to her school fund and prepared cards for Mrs. Mora Leonard Mrs. Blanche Haptonstall and Mrs. Golda Mourning. The devotional topic Revolution Brings Revolution was given by Mrs. E L Hughes. Mrs Willis Anthony presented a life and work of Adoniram Judson America's first foreign missionary. Refreshments followed the meeting.
Mr and Mrs James Grueser Middleport welcomed a son. Admitted were A D Morrison Albany Kenneth Searles Rutland Joy Grueser Middleport Rudolph Gordon Pomeroy Edward Stiles Middleport Rita Spires Cheshire Discharged were Matilda Parker Linda Williams Hazel Shiveler Lawrence Heiner and Mrs Betty Martin.
A teenage dance is scheduled for 9 30 PM Friday in Middleport with details limited to the event time and location. The notice emphasizes a youth gathering organized for the community.
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