Re-Elected President Leads Middleport Garden Club
Mrs. Edgar Pratt was re-elected president of the Middleport Amateur Gardeners Club at its May meeting in the Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co social room. New officers include Betty Cline as vice president, Harold Lohse secretary, Glenn Lambert assistant, and Bruce Lloyd treasurer. Guests Mildred Shuster and Mrs. Jack Robson attended, and Robson demonstrated three floral arrangements. A picnic is planned for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Ohio
Jack Robson
Amateur Gardener's Club of
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Edgar Pratt
Mildred Shuster
Edgar Reynolds
Wesley Fry
Bradbury
Charles Lewis
Betty Cline
Harold Lohse
Glenn Lambert
Bruce Lloyd
Pratt
Robson
Charles Blakeslee
Hawaii
John Werner
Arthur Strauss
Werner
E. Blakeslee
Middleport Personal Notices Highlight Weekend Visits
Miss Diane Criswell, doing nurse affiliate work in Huntington West Virginia, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs James Criswell. Jim Johnson a Marshall University student in Huntington West Virginia was the weekend guest of his parents Mr and Mrs James Johnson and family. Ken Harris, a freshman at Ohio State University Columbus, visited over the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Harris and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Criswell
Huntington
W. Va
James Criswell
Jim Johnson
Marshall University
James Johnson
Ken Harris
Ohio State University
Columbus
Eugene Harris
Inspection Plans Made At Racine Chapter of Eastern Star
Racine Chapter 134 Order of the Eastern Star planned inspection of its lodge with a potluck dinner for members officers and guests preceding the inspection A special initiation of two new members occurred a reading by Elma Loucks with music by Margaret Neuman and May birthdays honored by the Worthy Matron A special meeting for initiation is set for May 13 Refreshments were provided by Mary Johnson and Frances Roberts Pomeroy Senior Class to sponsor a bake sale Friday at Duke Cleaners to fund the senior trip to Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Racine Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Elma Loucks
Margaret Neuman
Mary Johnson
Frances Roberts
Meigs County approves 1967 68 school calendar
Meigs Local, Southern and Eastern districts finalize the 1967 68 calendar. Classes start Sept 5 with a teachers meeting, end May 29 1968, totaling 180 class days. Thanksgiving Nov 23 24 and Christmas Dec 22 Jan 2 break the term. Six week periods close Oct 13 Dec 1 Jan 19 Mar 1 Apr 11 and May 29. Graduation plans to be set by each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Board of Education
Ers
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Meigs
Pomeroy Personal News Highlights Weekend Visits
Pomeroy notes show Mr and Mrs Gordon Harris visiting with their families including Mrs C M Henney and Robert Harris and Mr and Mrs Gene Harris. Birthday of Mrs Henney observed. Robert Mitch and family from Wheeling visited with Mitch and Seines families. Rev Fred I Gardner and wife left for Johnson City Tenn after visiting Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Harris
C. M. Hennesy
Robert Harris
Gene Harris
Hennesy
Robert Mitch
Steven
David
Wheeling
W. Va
P. L. Mitch
John Seines
Fred I. Gardner
Johnson City
Tenn
Middleport
Church of Christ
Cycle Mishap Fatal To Ex-Meigs Resident
Former Meigs resident Thomas Schoonover died ten days after a motorcycle accident in Columbus. He was 25, survived by his wife Mohler and son Tommy, his parents Walter and Mrs. Norris, three sisters and brothers, and multiple grandparents. Funeral services were held April 23 at Schoedinger Linden Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Woodrow Daughterty
Carroll
Richard Norris
Columbus
Thomas
Rick) Schoonover
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Schoonover
Schoedinger Linden
Franklin Hills
Memory Gardens
Linden McKinley High School
Shhiff Shoe Corporation
Mohler Schoonover
Tommy
Walter Schoonover
Gallipolis
Pamela
Connie
Randy Norris
Walter
Patricia
Wayne Schoonover
Charles Lewis
Loyal Pals Plan Visits To Shut-Ins
At the May Middleport Church of Christ Loyal Pals meeting hosted by Mrs. Guy Reynolds plans were made to visit and call shut-ins, with monthly reports. Frances Roush and Nina Russell were chosen to provide church floral arrangements. Alice Robeson led the program, Audrey Frost won the traveling prize, and Nina Russell the guest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Middleport Church of Christ
Guy Reynolds
Miss Roush
Audrey Frost
Nina Russell
Miss Hysell
Meetings In Meigs and Local Notices
Meigs residents hear Dr Peter Pringle of Carlyle Eng land speaking on English American customs at Middleport First United Presbyterian Church Sunday at 7 30 p m Children of the Meigs County Home attend The Loyal Women s Class sponsors a rummage sale May 4 5 6 in the Fry building WSCS of Heath Church meets Monday new officers pledge service Hostesses listed The Meigs County Practical Nurses Association meets Friday 7 30 p m at the village hall Middleport Plans for Wahama High School Alumni banquet and trophy case work party at 6 p m and 8 p m meetings May 27 at the high school Point Pleasant John Okey Baker 34 arrested for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pringle
Carlyle
England
Ohio University
Athens
Middleport First United Presbyterian Church
Meigs County
Pringle
America
Paul Haptonstall
Phyllis Joachim
Richard Owen
Middleport Church of Christ
Fry
WSCS
Heath Methodist Church
P. L. Mitch
Emerson Jones
Herman Haddox
Guy Shuler
C. E. Burdette
Meigs County Practical Nurses Association
Middleport
Frank Murray
Wahama High School
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Patrick Lochary
Trinity United Church of Christ
Diana Carsey
Kim Jones
Peggy O’brien
Linda Rupe
Melinda Amsbury
Betsy Amsbury
Deanna Blackwood
Stephen Stanley
Don Anderson
Stanley Coates
Elizabeth Blaetmar
Jo Ellen Dieh
Karen Griffith
Owen Blackwood
Opal Offutt
Glenna Sprague
Plan Bake Sale
Duke Cleaners
Second Street
Washington, D. C
Bargain Buys
Bas Plaza
Buckeye
Billicikie
Cussins & Fearn
Magic Chef
Whitehouse
Douglas Brand
Point Pleasant
John Okey Baker
Sheriff's Department
Logan
N. Market St
Tel
Logan, Ohio
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