Middleport seniors stage Forward Pass a musical comedy
Middleport High School presented Forward Pass a two act collegiate musical comedy to a well received audience after an afternoon matinee for students. The program featured D S Farmer directing an instrumental orchestra and Kathryn Rose Monahan on piano with a large cast including Clifford Cunningham Charles Lewis Tom Linn and several other students and faculty in roles such as Shady Lane coach at Clayton and Count Strovske. The show will be repeated tonight at the Pearl Street gym.
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Middleport
D. S. Farmer
Kathryn Rose Monahan
Chuck” Smithers
Clifford Cunningham
Sophia Staats
Susie Lewis
Lois Diles
Hector Tiddles
Paul Mooring
Mary Calahan
Theoach
Mary Eunice Hennesy
Pat Clanahan
Clayton
Junior Stevens
Mrs. Tiddle
Hector
Sybil McCoy
Tony Lagella
Charles Pickens
Margie
Clara Louise Smith
Elsa
Lorena Gardner
Alexander Fordyce
Robert King
Dusty
Robert Durst
Wilson Hoyt
Paul Swisher
Jack Lee
William Cooper
Count Strovske
Monrovian
Secret Service
William Garber
William Robson
Jane Priode
Pearl St
Middleport Social Personal Mention
Middleport items note Mr and Mrs Harry Lang Pt Pleasant and Miss Nina Russell in Columbus for a managers meeting of Southern Ohio Electric Co. A group including Mr and Mrs Lee Rudisill and others attended an express agents banquet. Mrs Rudisill stayed for a day. 8 Sixth Ave area closed due to J W Wolfe illness as Mrs Edward Duffy hosts a card club. Mrs C M Erwin visits Malden to supervise home repairs. Mrs J C Fisher, previously ill, is recovering.
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Middleport
Harry Lang
Pt. Pleasant
Nina Russell
Columbus
Lang
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Lee Rudisill
Avazo Williams
Hubert Williams
Chittenden
Rudisill
T. A. May
Sixth Ave
Hooker St
Main St
J. W. Wolfe
Wolfe
Edward Duffy
Pomeroy
Contract Bridge Club
W. F. Harris
S. Second Ave
Carrie Hoyt
Bess Sanborn
C. M. Erwin
Malden
W. Va
Jessie Lansbury
Third Ave
J. C. Fisher
Marriage license filed for Earl Armstrong and Margaret Hardgrove
A marriage license was filed Wednesday for Earl Armstrong 36 and Margaret Hardgrove 21, both residents of Gallia County. The report mentions the butterfish life cycle with eggs laid in a ball, then guarded.
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Pomeroy
Earl Armstrong
Margaret Hardgrow
Gallia County
Herbert Will Speak in Meigs Memorial Day program
Paul Herbert will be principal speaker at the Memorial Day services at Beech Grove Cemetery in Pomero y. Drew Webster Post of the American Legion announces the program with a parade line including Colors and Color Guard Legion Drum and Bugle Corps firing squad Sons of the American Legion Gold Star Mothers Civic War Veterans and more. The parade goes along Second Street Lynn to Main to Court then to Mulverry Avenue and into the cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Paul Herbert
Beech Grove Cemetery
Drew Webster Post
American Legion
Rufus Lide
Second St
Lynn
Sycamore Sts
Legion
Sons of the American Legion
Gold Star
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lynn St
Main St
Court St
Mulverry Ave
Pomeroy Briefs Mention Theater Plans and Visits
Mrs. Leonard Myers returns to Columbus after two weeks with the Lietwilers. Mrs. Edith Bobo comes back from Wheeling after a sister's illness and death. funeral at Lone Oak cemetery Pt. Pleasant. Lawrence Reuter and son depart for Pontiac Michigan after visiting relatives. W B Arling of Steubenville and C J Vore of Wellsville discuss a Koehler Building theater opening September 1 1936. Twilight Garden Club meets on Butternut Ave with a discussion on lilac forsythia and wild flowers.
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C. E
Twilight Garden Club
Butternut Ave
Ada Hoskins
Poor Judgment Cited in 1935 Troy Air Crash that Hurt Ruth Nichols
The Commerce Department says pilot Henry Hublitz showed poor judgment in the October 21 1935 Troy New York air crash injuring noted aviatrix Ruth R Nichols.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Henry Hublitz
Troy
N. Y
Ruth R. Nichols
Meigs Miners Hold Meeting in Pomeroy
Meigs County miners and families gathered Thursday night at the R of P Hall under the United Mine Workers. About 200 attended as John Owens urged voting for Thomas A. Jenkins for Congress for his labor record. Jenkins spoke on labor experience. Benjamin F. Turner, Republican candidate for the General Assembly, also addressed the gathering.
Dinner Honors Mrs. Arnold Before Zanesville Move
Mrs Arnold was feted by Nella and Hallie Zerkle Ruth Wise and Mrs W H Steiff at the Mary Jane Coffee Shop with an evening dinner. She received an electric toaster and luncheon set then the group attended a theater party at Gallipolis. She plans to leave for Zanesville at week’s end.
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Middleport
Nella
Hallie Zerkle
Ruth Wise
W. H. Steiff
Mary Jane Coffee Shop
James Arnold
Zanesville
Bashan Social and Personal Mention Recap
Floyd Powell of Portland spent Friday afternoon with his uncle John Taylor and family. Mildred Frank of Oak Hill visited her father L. E. Trussell. A. H. Bailey bought a new sedan. A wiener roast was enjoyed at R. G. Oliver's Monday evening. Mr and Mrs A H Bailey and mother toured to Columbus and visited Dana Horton. Singers visited their son Dana who is ill. J McKay and Ray McKay families hosted Sunday guests. Linnie Swan and Kate Fellows of Long Bottom visited Mrs James Torrence. Stella Frank was in Pomeroy. Edgar Taylor paints for James Torrence. The little son of Eben and Mrs White is ill.
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Bashan
Floyd Powell
Portland
John Taylor
Mildred Frank
Oak Hill
L. E. Trussell
A. H. Bailey
R. G. Oliver
Columbus
Dana Horton
Singers
Dana
McKay
Ray McKay
Linnie Swan
Kate Fellows
Long Bottom
James Torrence
Stella Frank
Pomeroy
Edgar Taylor
Eben White
Absent Voters Ballots Reach 309 in Pomeroy Vote
Absent voter ballots in Pomeroy totaled 309 on Thursday night with expectations to near 400. Deputy clerk Frank Fugate predicted the higher count amid Democratic absent ballots tied to central committee contests.
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Pomeroy
Frank Fugate
The
Board of Elections
Central Committee
Federated Church sermon on What a Mother Means
Rev R C Ditter of the Federated Church speaks on What a Mother Means at 10 15 Sunday services. Following the service a congregational meeting is held. Sunday School starts at 9 with Junior Choir program at 7 featuring Mothers of Men by May M Brewster. Ditter also conducts services at St Pauls Evangelical Church Minersville at 2 p m.
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Pomeroy
R. C. Ditter
The
Federated Church
Mothers of Men
May M. Brewster
Ditter
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Minersville
Candidates To Speak At McArthur Tonight Rally
Earl Hanefeld state agricultural director will preside at a Democratic rally at the Vinston County Courthouse in McArthur tonight. Speakers include Milton S. Cox chief of the beer and wine division and a candidate for Congress and W J Jones Democratic judge candidate. Cox ran for lieutenant governor in 1934 finishing second with 139,708 votes and carrying 38 counties. The piece notes hunting bullfrogs licensing rules in many states.
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McArthur
Earl Hanefeld
Vinston County
Milton S. Cox
Beer and Wine
State Department of Liquor Control
Vinton County
Fortin Relieves Aches Without Hurting Heart Or Digestion
Fortin advertised as a fast relief for headaches colds and neuralgia with no heart effects or stomach upset. The Athens Pharmacy at 7 North Court Street promotes the economical one tablet dose. Advy.
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Fortin
Athens
North Court Street
Advy
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