Middleport Senior Class Play Offered by Well Selected Cast
Middleport on May 4 reports the first performance of the Senior Class play Loose Change a comedy of melody and humor. A second show was to start at 8 15 tonight. The piece features a young man who must spend all his money within a set period. Cast includes unnamed principals and choruses with office and beach girl groups and numerous guests listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Office Boys
Hazel Romain
Opal Taylor
Elizabeth Cook
Office Girls
Kathleen Brown
Mary Lu Sauders
Mary Grate
Virginia Lyons
Frances Pullins
Eleanor Roush
Mildred Russell
Virginia Russell
Langsville Socials Include Wedding and Family Visits
Langsville residents report Mr. and Mrs. Bid Bobo and two sons visiting Mrs. Bobo’s mother Mrs. Elizabeth Ward on Sunday. Lane Rumfield, daughter of Ora Rumfield, wed Mr. Rupe of Wyger Friday. David Enteminger family from Middister visited Heart McKnight. Pinood Kennan and brothers Waiter with sister Mrs. Dale Howell visit sister Mrs. Noe in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
Bid Bobo
Bobo
Elizabeth Ward
Lane Rumfield
Ora Rumfield
Rupe
Wyger
David Enteminger
Middister
Heart McKnight
Pinood Kennan
Waiter
Dale Howell
Noe
Columbus
Ebersbachs Headed to Chattam Hall May Program
Mr and Mrs Theodore Ebersbach depart for Chattam Va with daughter Betty to participate in a May program at Chattam Hall School. Also visiting are Mr and Mrs Arthur Probet and daughters from Cincinnati with G H Ewing family in Lincoln Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Ebersbach
Main Street
Chattam
Chattam Hall School
Betty
Arthur Probet
Daughters
Cincinnati
G. H. Ewing
Lincoln Hill
Agnes Moore
Columbus
Pomeroy
Church Leaders Plan May 21 Vacation Bible School
Representatives of the Church of Christ met Thursday evening to plan a Daily Vacation Bible School. Ministers Rev. F. K. Gardner Rev. F. C. Kreager and Rev. Clarence Swearingen prepared to open the school on May 21 with final arrangements due next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Church of Christ
F. K. Gardner
F. C. Kreager
Clarence Swearingen
Evangeline Chapter OES Initiates Two Members
Middleport Evangeline Chapter 173 of the Order of Eastern Star held a special meeting at their hall on Wednesday night. Two candidates, Mrs. Kathryn Anderson and Mrs. Ida Edwards, were initiated. A social time followed with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport— Evangeline Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Kathryn Anderson
Ida Edwards
Pomeroy-Meigs County Receives State Tax Share
Pomeroy-Meigs County will get 1214.77 dollars from the state selective sales taxes as directed by the auditor of state's office. Checks were mailed on Wednesday and this county's share is already earmarked to pay for poor relief bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Auditor of State
Paul Smith Injured In Electric Line Incident
Paul Smith of South Second Avenue near Middleport narrowly escaped death after contacting a live wire on a power line project between Middleport and Gallipolis. He suffered severe burns to his back hand and foot, was freed by fellow workers, and remained unconscious for hours. He is not expected to work for some time. Smith recently moved from Gallipolis and works for the Southern Ohio Electric Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Paul Smith
South Second Avenue
Narowly
Gallipolis
Smith
Mr. Smith
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Payroll Stolen From Ebersbach Construction in Miami
Robbery targeted the road payroll of Ebersbach Construction in Miami Florida. Homer Cooper of Middleport, a company clerk, identified as a hold up victim, says the theft occurred before the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Ebersbach and was witnessed by Mrs Ebersbach. The exact amount remains undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ebershbach Construction Company
Miami
Fila
Homer Cooper
Middleport
Charlies Ebersbach
Ebersbach
Seniors Present Comedy At Pomeroy High Tonight
The Senior play at Pomeroy High School will be presented this evening in the Junior High Auditorium. A three act comedy titled Little Miss Fortune will be performed as part of the activities marking the approach of the end of the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy High School
Middleport Social Notes and Illness Roundup
Mrs Fannie Stevens visited Kyger on Wednesday to see her daughter and attend a school picnic on the last day of school. T A May returned from Sea man on business Wednesday night. Mrs Elmer Davis of Locust Street suffered a hip injury and stayed home several days. Mrs Sophia Lauderbaugh is recovering at her daughter’s home. Mrs Herbert Smith and children from Denver arrived in Columbus and visited before joining her family in Middleport for a month. Mrs Mary Vincent, ill at Elza Yeager’s home, was visited by her brother Harry Amos of Scranton. Mrs Homer Rice has been ill several days and the Rice youngest son has measles. Measles and whooping cough are now prevalent in Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Stevens
Kyger
J. P. Bradbury
T. A. May
Seaman and
Elmer Davis
Locust Street
Sophia Lauderbaugh
Bextie Heines
Pearl Street
Herbert Smith
Denver
Colo
Columbus
Smith
Middleport
Martin Collins
Willian Huggins
Fred Colina
Mary Vincent
Elza Yeager
Harry Amos
Scranton
Yeager
Homer Rice
Rice
Attending Syracuse Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Mr and Mrs Jacob Roller of Mulberry Avenue Pomeroy attended the Syracuse Rebekah Lodge meeting on Tuesday night Mrs Roller serves as district inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Jacob Roller
Mulberry Avenue
Pomeroy
Rebekah
Roller
Senior Events Schedule Replaces Class Night and Commencement
The schedule notes Senior Class Day replaces the previous class night on Friday of next week. The baccalaureate address follows on Sunday with Commencement exercises set for Thursday, May 17.
Boos ter Class Hosts Silver Tea at Simpson M E Church
Members of the Booster Class at Simpson M E Church gave a silver tea Thursday evening. The program featured musical selections and a book review.
Funeral Notice for Mrs Mattie Meier in Columbus
Funeral for Mrs. Mattie Meier, who died recently in Columbus, will be held Saturday at 2 PM from the Presbyterian Church. Rev. R. C. Ditter will officiate. Burial will follow at Beech Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Mattie Meier
Columbus
Presbyterian Church
R. C. Ditter
Beech Grove Cemetery
Funeral notices and Mother's Day program in Syracuse
The Presbyterian Sunday School in Syracuse prepares a Mother s Day program. Attending the funeral of N C Cook are Mr and Mrs Will Baankd and granddaughter, and Mrs Harry Williams and son of Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Presbyterian Sunday School
Will Baankd
Harry Williams
Steubenville
N. C. Cook
Boy With Arm Torn Off Returns Home In Satisfactory Condition
Ten year old Don Piggott who lost an arm in a corn shelter days earlier has been brought from Parkersburg hospital to his home here. His condition is reported satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Don Piggott
Parkersburg
Famous radio lecturer Lowell Thomas to visit Pomeroy
The May 19 appearance of Lowell Thomas, renowned radio news announcer, in Pomeroy at 8:30 p m is expected to draw 1000 to 1600 people. The event, at the Junior High Auditorium, is sponsored locally by the Pomeroy Civic Club and the Middleport Rotary Club, with financial support from the Union Mission of Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Lowell Thomas
Thomas
Firemen Studying Pomeroy Department Members for Better Service
Fire Chief Dana Roush reports Pomeroy firefighters are becoming experts through recent training. Several members completed a first aid course to treat injured people in fires and other accidents. This week an Ohio Inspection Bureau expert conducted a class on efficient use of firefighting equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Department
Dana Roush
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Local residents visit and school notes from Rutland area
Grass Run side Hill and Langsville families were guests of F. W. Winn and relatives. Several guests include Anna Welch Snowville and G. F. Morris. Cynthia Glaze Columbus visited W. L. Glaze. Marvin Chase Union visited Oliver Bratton. Pearl Will Ohio University spent weekend with G. Co. Will. Alpha Plummer and daughter visited Philip Nicholson. Orville Will and Max Davis joined Rutland High School 1934 class. Donald and Ray Glaze and Eliza beth Woodard took Rutland eighth grade exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Glaze
Columbus
W. L. Glaze
Marvin Chase
Mr. Union
Oliver Bratton
Alpha Plummer
Philip Nicholson
Orville Will
Max Davis
Rutland High School
Donald
Ray Glaze
Elizabeth Woodard
Rutland
CLASS GIVES PARTY SYRACUSE
The Gleanera and teacher Mrs. R. E. Duckworth hosted the Merry Maids and teacher Josephine Duckworth at a wiener roast. The Sunshine Makers gathered for a Monday night meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Gleanera
R. E. Duckworth
Merry Maids
Josephine Duckworth
Sunshine Makers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beyly le
Arnold Bennett
Willam Anderson
Clifford Cunningham
William Reynolds
Sheldon Stevens
Robert Durst
Emma Jean Beards
Beulah Burdette
Virginia Childs
Martha Heines
Josephine Emish
Mary Fick
Dorothy Gardner
Helen Earl French
Mildred Graves
Ruth McCallum
Jean Reed
Mary Lou McMaster
Langsville Briefs
Pomeroy Personals
Eleanor Smith
New York
Florence Smith
Butternut Avenue
Mothers’ and Daughters
Mary and Martha League of the Peace Evangelical Church
RC. Ditter
Arthur Garrison
Willard Ashworth
Mechanic Street
Rehm
West Main Street
Plan Vacation School
C.E
Ebersbach Construction Company
Florida
Pomeroy High
Ane
Eb A. Tae
Onxfords
Tina
Meier
Thomas Here
Claire Taylor
Martin Somers
Akron
F. W. Winn
Somers
Anna Welch
Near
Snowville
G. F. Morris
Pearl Will
Ohio University
Mrs
G. Co. Will
Anny Berstrude
Jean
Key
Tachaog
Clarence Smaie
Sea
Fred Jenkins
Han Steubenville
Roscoe Harden
Harden
Aaron
Emma
Lillie Bentz
George Bentz
Mason City
Rupert Bentz
Cou
J Hall
Mrs. Clark
Tha Duckworth
Dee Ash
Pils Hayes
Davecissy
Clover Farm
Clover Farm Chicken Noodle Soup
New Texas
Liz
Eeor Cane
Navy
Boston
Wieners
Borden
Brach
Loganberries
Campbell
Wybb. Vanes
Wayne
Jack Horner
Swans
Glendale Super Thin
Greer
Yatag
Clover Farm Stores
South East Ohio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!