Ladies Night Planned At Boy Scout Meeting
Fourth Leadership Training meeting of the Boy Scout course was held at Middleport Methodist Church Tuesday. Milton A white spoke on Measure of a Good Troop and Rev Clarence Swearingen led on Measure of a Good Scoutmaster. Ladies Night Banquet and entertainment planned for the final course meeting served by the Middleport PTA. Next week’s meeting set for Tuesday at Syracuse Methodist Church. Paul W Handel led the recreational program as scout executive of Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comeroy
Boy Scout Organization
Middleport Methodist Church
Milton A. White
Middleport
Clarence Swearingen
Parent- Teacher Association
Syracuse Methodist Church
Paul W. Handel
Parkersburg
Ax Cou
Zella Foster Marries Theodore Rupert in Bristol Ceremony
The Carpenter Yella Foster and Theodore Rupert wed in Bristol Tennessee on July 5 1935. The bride daughter of A J and Mrs Foster is Columbia High School 1930 graduate. The groom son of Fred Rupert of Jackson attended Bloomfield High School. They reside in a newly furnished home in Winchester near Jackson where Rupert works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Yella Foster
Theodore Rupert
Bristol
Tenn
A. J. Foster
Columbia High School
Rupert
Fred Rupert
Jackson
Bloomfield High School
Lancaster
Winchester
Library Exhibit By WPA Extension Service To Open
Preparations are under way for a Reed building Main Street display by the WPA library Extension Service. The exhibit will feature more than 2700 books and related library materials, prepared by WPA librarians in the county. 4-H CLUB ORGANIZED LETART FALLS The Letart Boys 4-H Club was formed with four members and elected officers including Cris Roush as president and Virgil Roush as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
WPA Library Extension Service
Reed
Main St
WPA
Letart Falls
Letart Boys
John McClintock
Cris Roush
Virgil Roush
Billy Grimm
Dale Hill
Bob Ashley
James Hunt
Bobby Grimm
Middleport Social Personal Mention
Mrs. C. W. Cooper spends this week in Charleston with her railroad worker husband. Several other railroad men have recently been transferred there from Hobson. Mrs. J. C. Fisher shows slight heart improvement. Mrs. Allie Mauck improving after illness. Miss Letty Besserer ill at home in Charleston. Harry Russell recovering slowly at home after hospital return. Dr. and Mrs. R. Philot have bought the Mrs. Fila Harry property on N Second Ave and will move this month. Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Cluff and daughter depart for Kansas City to visit Dr. Cluff’s parents and attend a medical convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Cooper
Charleston
New York Central Railroad
Hobson
J. C. Fisher
Allie Mauck
Letty Besserer
Harry Russell
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Garfield St
R. Philot
N. Second Ave
Fila Harry
F. M. Cluff
Kansas City
Start S S S Good Tonic To Restore Health
An advertisement promotes a tonic to aid digestion and mineral balance, addressing pale tiredness weight loss and weak blood cells. It claims natural body processes cannot be hurried but a course of S S S Good Tonic will kickstart digestion and restore wellbeing barring organic illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Em Up Middleport suppresses dogs and chickens in town
Mayor J E Harley and Police Chief William Robson say dogs and chickens must stay in their places. Anyone allowing animals to run at large will be prosecuted. Officials urge a general clean up and citizen assistance to keep the town neat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
J. E. Harley
William Robson
Loyal Pals Plan Memorial Service for Miss Alice Byers
Members of the Loyal Pals Class met Monday evening and planned memorial services for Miss Alice Byers to be held next Sunday. The gathering was announced as the final meeting until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Alice Byers
POMEROY Notes Bridge, Hospital Updates, and DAR Event
Mrs Lester Fauher hosts Bridge club at Mulberry Ave using three tables. Several residents are ill or recovering including Mrs Edward Shumaker, Ward Gilmore, Curtis Gilmore, and Edward Ebersbach. Mrs Richard Vaughn improving at hospital. DAR Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter plans event Friday May 8 at Mulberry Ave with Current Events roll call and officer elections. Lawrence Reuter and son visit Pon tiac relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Lester Fauher
Bridge Club
Mulberry Ave
Edward Shumaker
Wyllis Hill
Ward Gilmore
Curtis Gilmore
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Edward Ebersbach
Richard Vaughn
C. D. Reed
E. W. Kingsland
Jonathan Meigs
Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Lawrence Reuter
Pontiac, Mich
Lora Reuter
Alice Ewing
Middleport High Alumni Banquet Set for June 5
The Middleport High School Alumni Association plans its annual banquet for Friday June 5 at the gymnasium. The event will be served by the PTA. Activities are coordinated by president C. M. Hennessy with officers E. C. Willock Susan Park Francis Anderson Mrs. C. O. Fisher and Mrs. R. A. Miller listed among the leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Middleport High School Alumni Association
C. M. Hennessy
E. C. Willock
Susan Park
Francis Anderson
C. O. Fisher
R. A. Miller
Rock Springs Grange Plans Friday Night Program
Five candidates to be voted on at Rock Springs Grange meeting Friday night. Mothers and fathers to be honored with Arbor Day features and an exchange of surplus bulbs seeds and plants. Grange members met Monday at John Hartung home to arrange presentation in Harrisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
John Hartung
Harrisonville
Vernon Nease
Howard Bolin
William G. Kesterson
Carl Grueser
Gerald Hartung
Ben F. Turner
Revival Continues At Nazarene Church In Middleport
Revival services at the Church of the Nazarene on Hamilton Street continue through this week and next led by Rev. F. E. Sanford and his wife from Lexington Kentucky. Special singing each evening with a quartet from Huntington expected Saturday night May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Church of the Nazarene
Hamilton St
FE. L. Sanford
Lexington
Huntington
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet at Presbyterian Church
Middleport reports the Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will hold a Friday evening gathering in the church lecture room. President Mrs J E Harley will preside over the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. E Harley
Confessed Wendel Kidnapping After Return to Brooklyn
Harry Weiss, returned from Ohio, confirms Paul H. Wendels tale of kidnapping and torture linked to the Lindbergh case. Weiss aided in abducting Wendel and was betrayed by his wife who feared gang vengeance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendel
Harry Weiss
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ohio
Paul H. Wendel
Lindbergh
Weiss
Middleport Junior Chamber to Meet Thursday Evening
The newly organized Middleport Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM in the club rooms of the Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Middleport Junior Chamber of Commerce
Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
Services at Letart Letart Falls
Rev Hubert Sharp will preach at the UA B Church Friday night May 8 at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letart Falls
Hubert Sharp
UA. B
Grass Run Side Hill Social and Personal Notes
Mr and Mrs Paul Winn traveled to Cincinnati on Sunday to visit Vernon Mills of Rutland who is hospitalized there. Several local residents attended gatherings and visits including Mr and Mrs Seth Nicholson, Mr and Mrs Martin Somers of Akron, Mildred Braley, Alma and Leona Chase, and multiple Nicholson and Saxton family members. Janice Cleland and Clyde Hampton were married in Danville last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Winn
Cincinnati
Vernon Mills
Rutland
Seth F. Nicholson
Carl Reeves
Harrisonville
Martin Somers
Akron
F. W. Winn
Mildred Braley
Marvin Chase
Mr. Union
Leonard Epple
Dana Epple
Bunker Hill
Don Wood
Pomeroy
O. E. Bratton
Harry Saxton
F. C. Folden
Parker Run
Floyd Cleland
Janice
Clyde Hampton
Danville
Robt. McKinney
Marion McClure
Carl
Fred Kincaid
Funeral of Zaleski Man Held Sunday
Funeral services for Newton Schoonover age 48 who died Sunday morning were held at the Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon with burial in the Hiebbardsville Cemetery. Various Masonic and Eastern Star members attended events and visits cited from Zaleski and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaleski
Newton Schoonover
Baptist Church
Hiebbardsville
Pomeroy Benjamin F Turner To Broadcast Again
Benjamin F. Turner, who spoke on the Charleston radio station last Saturday, will be back on air this Saturday from 3 45 to 4 00 as announced this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Benjamin F. Turner
Charleston
Ladies Aid Plan Meeting and Lunch at Wilson Store
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander Friday afternoon. The group will serve lunch at the Wilson Store on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letart Letart Falls
Ladies Aid Society
Elizabeth Alexander
Wilson Store
Jean Ervin to Wed In Columbus May 16
Mr. and Mrs. Fie gar Ervin of 95 Fourteenth Ave Columbus announce the engagement of their daughter Jean Ervin to Robert T. Weiser of Columbus. The ceremony will be May 16 at the bride's home with Rev. Robert R. Reed officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ervin
Columbus
Middleport
Fiegar Ervin
Fourteenth Ave
Robert T. Weiser
Thomas H. Weiser
Franklin Ave
Firvin
Robert R. Reed
Indianola Presbyterian Church
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Kenneth Leach
Fannie Daft
Watson Hill
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Fiona Dearth
Ruth Davis
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Zaleski High School
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Clara Potts
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