Meigs County Republican primary results announced
Craig wins the five man Meigs County commission race with 1507 votes to 1289 for Russell and 665 for Karr as write ins and other totals for central committeemen and county officials are listed alongside Democrat results and gubernatorial and other statewide races.
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Craig
Adele
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Harry W. Craig
Charles Russell
Clair Karr
John M. Richmond
Charles G. Sheets, Jr
Harrisonville
Donald Mullen
Senior Class To Present Three Act Comedy Friday
Middleport High School’s Senior Class stages Seventeenth Summer a three act comedy Friday at 8 15 p m. Angie and her sisters face family life dating and growing up with Jack Tony and other neighbors in a play directed by Mrs Nan Moore with tickets sold by senior class members.
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Middleport
Middleport High School
Kay Durst
Angie
Vera Covert
Margaret
Carol Blaker
Lorraine
Phyllis Stanley
Kitty
Sharon Roush
Cline Dailey
Thomas Skinner
Jack
John Ketchka
Tony
Jane
Sharon Jones
Roy Long
Fitz
Jeanette Crooks
Margie
Gene Crooks
Martin
Bob Brewister
Mike Erwin
Junior Rowley
Art
Patty Barth
Margaret Edwards
Don Karr
Pearl Edwards
Davis
Clarence de Wees
Sen- 10Fs
George Baumgardner
Betty Harris
Nan Moore
Roller Pharmacy
Miss Nelson Is Married
Mrs. John Nelson announces the marriage of her daughter Jo Ann to William Eugene Brickles of Washington Court House. The rite was at the Church of Christ in Washington Court House on April 26 with a reception afterward. The couple will reside in Washington Court House.
Portsmouth Woman’s Society leader attends WSCS assembly
Mrs Harry P Smith district president of the Methdist Woman's Society of Christian Service attends the fifth annual WSCS assembly in St Louis Missouri from May 6 to May 9 with Christ's Message for Today as the theme. She is the Portsmouth district elected delegate to the assembly.
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Pomeroy
Harry P. Smith
Portsmouth
Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
WSCS
St. Louis
Mrs Bartels to Speak at Local Mother-Daughter Banquet
Mrs Waldo J Bartels president of the Columbus Regional Guild E and R Church will be speaker at the mother-daughter banquet Friday evening at the Federated Church starting at 6 pm The program includes Mrs Bud Bernhardt Washington DC Mrs Marvin Burt Mrs Fred Blaetmar Mrs Lena Huber and Miss Donna Reichel Hospital ity committee includes Mrs Ben Neutzling Mrs Neutzling Mrs Phil Globokar Miss Erma Smith and Miss Elizabeth Smith
Births at Meigs General Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ernest Green of Pomeroy welcome a daughter. Admitted were James Hawley of Cheshire Dorabelle Russell also of Cheshire Mrs Mae Dixon of Albany Mrs Colleen Green of Pomeroy and Ronnie Reeves of Downington. Discharged were Clyde Norris Michael Gardner David Hill Mrs Myrtle Watson Sharon Riggs Mrs Mary Korn Mrs Kenneth Finley Mrs Guy Sargent Mrs Betty Rupe and infant Mrs Mary Hilliary and son and Mrs Grace Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Green
Pomeroy
James Hawley
Cheshire
Dorabelle Russell
Mae Dixon
Albany
Colleen Green
Ronnie Reeves
Downington
Clyde Norris
Michael Gardner
David Hill
Myrtle Watson
Sharon Riggs
Mary Korn
Kenneth Finley
Guy Sargent
Betty Rupe
Mary Hilliary
Grace Carr
Party Honors Birthday of Miss Jean Casey
Recreation for local youths marked the fourteenth birthday of Jean Casey at the Casey home on Broadway. Supper was served by Mrs. Casey and June Casey, with guests including Barbara Jones Bertha Wilson Patty Lowery Helen Taylor Dandra Hysell Farrell Shuler Russell McElhinny Gary Ault Eric Chambers James Hood and Ronnie Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Jean Casey
Clarence Casey
Broadway
Casey
June
Barbara Jones
Bertha Wilson
Patty Lowery
Helen Taylor
Dandra Hysell
Farrell Shuler
Russell McElhinny
Gary Ault
Eric Chambers
James Hood
Ronnie Evans
River rises near Pomeroy as flood threat grows
Ohio River levels at Pomeroy climbed to 40.6 feet early morning with a rise of about one tenth of a foot per hour. Apple Grove Dam officials cited upstream rain as a key flood factor while authorities called the situation serious. Dip between parking lots was blocked off as water filled the area.
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Pomeroy
Apple Grove
DAR To Meet Friday For Music Program
Meigs Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a Friday meeting at Lincoln Hill home of Mrs W P Lochary. Wahama High School music teacher Howard Cozart will present piano numbers as the chapter’s annual music program. Dessert will be served at two p m with Mrs Della Windsor assisting.
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Middleport
Meigs
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. P. Lochary
Lincoln Hill
Howard Cozart
Meigs Countian
Wahama High School
Harold Lohse
Lowell Probasco
Charleston
Della Windsor
Pomeroy Boy Chosen for Boys State Program
Jerry Welker, a Pomeroy High School junior, was selected by Drew Webster Post 39 American Legion to represent at Boys State at Camp Perry. The post met Monday with Commander Joe Struble announcing delegates H E Boney Paul Casci and Charles Hayes to the eighth district Legion convention in Bremen on June 1. Memorial Day plans were set for Pom eroy and nearby communities with services at Hemlock Grove May 25 and Chester Memorial Day at 1 30 p.m. The Mid dleport post is invited to join the parade. Refreshments were served by Mickey Williams and David Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Jerry Welker
Pomeroy High School
Ralph Welker
Drew Webster
American Legion
Camp Perry
Joe Struble
H. E. Boney
Paul Casci
Charles Hayes
Bremen
Hemlock Grove
Chester
Middleport
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O’brien
Thomas A. Jenkins
North Chester
Val Hartung
Ross Cleland
Long Bottom
William Connolly
Samuel Rairden
David O. Jenkins
Edwin C. Haggerty
Minersville
Gerald Amberger
George Grueser
Portland
Warden Ours
Howard Lawrence
Edison G. Guinther
Syracuse
Harry Potts
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Carl Persinger
A. C. Jones
Roy Betzing
E. E. Follrod
William Woodard
Racine Village
Joseph Beegle
Racine
Otis Knopp
Reedsville
Gerald E. Shumway
Rock Springs
Hugh Beards
Rutland Village
C. H. Amos
Rutland
Carroll F. Pierce
Salem
Tracy Tackett
Silver Run
John W. Mulford
William F. Harris
Dan C. Hartinger
East Letart
Paul Manuel
Wilbur Pierce
N. T. Wayland
James G. Lewis
Robert D. Craig
Claude Ashley
Sadie Wolfe
Olive Dale
Sherd Hostetter
Pageville
Donald Stanley
South
R. Swan
Chester E. Wells
Donald Brewer
Mary E. Offutt
West Bradford
George Carper
George H. Abbott
South Chester
Robert Coleman
Elvey Westina Crabtree
Dexter
Francis Montgomery
Dyesville
D. W. Morris
Great River
James V. Proffitt
Woodrow W. Harmon
Langsville
Wilbert E. Crouser
Letart
Florence Hill
Albert Faircloth
Griff C. Russell
Griff E. Thompson
Jennings Wayland
Thomas A. Riley
Lora G. Luellen
H. C. Jones
Clifford Philips
Thomas F. Dye
Darrell Haning
Lew Diehl
Audrey Young
Dwight Parker
Norman L. Kloes
Albert Gleschner
Don Mullen
James C. Fugate
Eldon R. Kraeuter
Tuppers Plains
Gordon H. Caldwell
East Bedford
John S. Biffle
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George A. Meinhart
General Assembly
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Roger W. Tracy
William Saxbe
U. S
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James G. Stew
DiSalle
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Sensenbrenner
Suarez
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Gallagher
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Peck
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Ferguson
Merrill D. Brothers
Stephen M. Young
Asher W. Sweeney
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Venezuela
Caracas
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Liberty
Ohio
Alan Ladd
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William Bendix
Barry Fitzgerald
Albert Dekker
Bend Theatres
Ferlin Husky
Gabor
Raintree County
Temple
Deep Six
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Mason Drive-In
Anne Neyland
Steve Terrell
the Happy Road
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Lawrence Tierney
Miss Nelson
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Meigs General Hospital
Miss Jean Casey
Ohio River
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Sheaffer
Salon ‘Skripsert
Colognes
2Nd Ave
Coats
Possc SA
Dupont Paints
Picken's
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Tulmae
Plo M Galt Smta Led
Stark’s Drugs
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