Pastors Meet To Consider Vital Problem In Meigs County
County leaders from Meigs gather at Federated Church with the Ministerial Association and Agricultural Extension Service to discuss social economic and spiritual factors shaping a better community. Wesley S Green surveys land use and church support, urging cooperation to improve health education and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Federated Church
Ministerial Association
Agricultural Extension Service
Wesley S. Green
Green
D. G. Holman
Orange Township
Restaurant to Close Sunday on Mother's Day
Middleport proprietor Guy Carson of Headquarters announces it will close starting at midnight Saturday May 14 and stay shut until early Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Guy Carson
Headquarters
Carson’s Restaurant
Appeal in Opera House Case Raises Rehearing Motion
A motion for a rehearing in the appeal of John Lyons seeks review after State Fire Marshal Ray R. Gill revoked a permit related to the old opera house. Probate Judge E. W. Peoples is involved as Ervin, for Lyons, argues the probate judge lacked jurisdiction by granting a 30 day period before ruling and aims to carry the case to common pleas court on error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
John Lyons
Ray R. Gill
E. W. Peoples
Gar Ervin
Lyons
Common Pleas Court
Birth Announced and Local Social Notes in Middleport
Mr and Mrs Roy Dunn of Bradbury announce the birth of a daughter their first child. Mrs Dunn formerly Miss Nellie Scott. Mrs Maxine Irwin, 15, was rushed to McMillan Hospital early Thursday with sudden illness, accompanied by her father A E Irwin. Mr and Mrs B F Fultz Sr move today to the Ward apartment on N Second Ave. Charles Robert Sisson, grandson of Leo Sisson, celebrated his sixth birthday during a visit to his grandmother in Middleport. Various locals travel to Rio Grande for the Eisteddfod while Danny Sagen, Gallipolis, presides over a vocal solo. Jitterbug Club hosted by Betty Jo Roush Betty Becker and Maxine Bennett. Katty Wampus Club hosted by June Pratt. Mrs R C McBride and Mrs James Souders in Charleston for hospital consultation. J R Harvey illness noted in Athens. Mr and Mrs A A Chapelle attend. Mrs Perry Graves patient at McMillan Hospital listed as fair after operation. Wisecrackers and Chiquitti clubs host skating parties at Rutland rink with Lenore Bingham as hostess. Mrs Berlin Little of Epitome injures both wrists in a stepladder fall while papering.
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Middleport
Charles Robert Sisson
Leo Sisson
Reedsville
Charles Robert
Willis Aleshire
Arthur Rosenbaum
Danny
O. P. Klein
Rio Grande
George Sagen
Gallipolis
S. Fifth Ave
Betty Jo Roush
Betty Becker
Maxine Bennett
June Pratt
R. C. McBride
James Souders
Charleston
Meigs Red Cross Chapter to Hold Annual Meeting in Pomeroy
The Meigs County American Red Cross annual meeting set for Friday May 19 at Federated Church Pomeroy includes a 6 pm dinner, election of new board members, a year in review and future plans. National Headquarters representative will attend. members urged to attend. Also noted is a new private transport the Harlow with 160 mph speed, 600 mile range, 17 mpg and seating for four.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Chapter of
American Red Cross
Federated Church
Harlow
Mothers Day Observances Across Middleport Churches
Churches in Middleport plan special Mother's Day services with sermons by Rev. L O Grant Rev H A Rothrock and Rev J D Ryan. Installations and ordinations at First Presbyterian and Bradbury Church of Christ. Readings plays and flower tributes to oldest and youngest mothers will occur in multiple venues including Dexter Bradford and Epworth League programs. Betty Brown presides at youth events.
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Heath Methodist Church
H. A. Rothrock
Epworth League
First Presbyterian Church
A. A. Dillard
John Talbott
J. D. Ryan
A. C. V. Skinner
A. Y. Wilcox
Athens
Gallipolis
Syracuse
J. P. Miller
Bradbury
Celia Keffer
Bobby Keffer
Martha Waugh
Betty Archer
Lois Bailey
Bernice
Jean Russell
T. D. Zimmerman
Dexter
Huntington
Dexter Church of Christ
Claude Delaney
Donna McKinney
Flowers
Bradford Church
Simpson M. E. Mothers Day Program at Pomeroy
Simpson M. E. Church will host a Mothers Day program Sunday at 10:00 by the Sunday School children, replacing the morning worship. Regular Sunday School meets at 9:15 with Emil Ball. Epworth League devotional at 6:00. a stereopticon lecture by Rev. Bright at 7:30. Week events include Woman's Home Missionary Society Monday, Epworth social Thursday, and choir practices midweek.
Farm Bureau Council Meets at Five Points
Farm Bureau Advisory Council No. 3 met at Five Points hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. D. Hartinger. G. L. Michael led the business session while Wesley S. Green reported on Meigs County land use findings. Guests and members enjoyed refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bolin
Harry Guthrie
Henry Wippel
G. L. Michael
Elmer Kautz
Harry Pickens
C. E. Humphrey
Wilbur Parker
Lawrence Roush
Wesley Green
Geneva Humphreys
Licensed to Marry Pomeroy Couple in Probate Court
Marriage license issued in probate court to Dale Ernest Smith of Pomeroy R D 2 and Anna Mae Levacy of Pratts Fork page 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Ernest Smith
Anna Mae Levacy
Pratts Fork
Scout Drive Opens Monday Kick-off Dinner Planned
The annual Boy Scout financial drive will start Monday evening with a kick-off banquet at Hotel Martin for workers. The dinner is at 6 15 followed by a planning discussion and assignment of workers to territories. Theodore Reed, local banker, chairs the drive. A committee meeting was held Thursday night.
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Pomeroy
Hotel Martin
Theodore Reed
Youth Arrested Over Rifle Incident on WPA Project
Lawrence Weaver aged 18 was arrested by county officers after admitting he fired a rifle bullet into the radiator of a WPA air compressor on the Success Joppa road project. He said he did not intend to hit the radiator, claiming he was shooting at a crow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Lawrence Weaver
Success-Joppa
Weaver
Social Functions Bureau Formed By Hunter College Plan
On its first anniversary Hunter College announces a social functions bureau to coordinate intercollegiate events in New York. The bureau will act as a clearing house for invitations among students of New York colleges and universities.
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New York
Social Functions Bureau
Hunter College House
Chester Grange to stage Where's Grandma comedy
Chester Grange presents the three act farce Where's Grandma directed by Everett Hayes on Wednesday evening May 17. Cast includes Ada Morris Mary Mora Esther Frecker Helen Hayes Ruth Weber Howard Knight Lloyd Dean Alice Smith and Thomas Bell.
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Chester
Chester Grange
Grandma
Everett Hayes
Grangers
Ada Morris
Mary Mora
Esther Frecker
Helen Hayes
Ruth Weber
Howard Knight
Lloyd Dean
Alice Smith
Thomas Bell
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W. H. Thompson
Ohio Council of Churches
R. E. Leake
Ohio
C.C. Lang
Ohio State University Extension Service
Middleport Social Notes
Roy Dunn
Dunn
Nellie Scott
Maxine Irwin
McMillan Hospital
A. E. Irwin
B. F. Fultz, Sr
Griff Lewis
N. Third Ave
Ward
N. Second Ave
Perry Graves
Wisecrackers’ Club
Rutland
Chiquitti Club
Lenore Bingham
Little
Berlin
Meigs Chapter
Red Cross
Mr. and Mrs. Poultryman
Beaco
F. J. Beasley Co
Athens, O
Pomeroy Social Notes
Federated Church Choir
Ralph Kuether
Wright McCroba
Dorothy Young
George Beards
Helen Zeiher
Herman Burt
J. L. Fauber
Maud Grueser
Verca Klein
Ruth Huber
Marguerite Meyer
John
Fred Blaetmar
J. A. Edwards
Parkersburg
Malcolm D. Hartley
Lincoln Hill
John Chase
Jonathan Meigs
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dor Schaefer
Charles Ebersbach
Tampa
Fla
Eda Gebhart
San Francisco
Cecil R. Bates
Marine Corps
Yerba Buena Island
Samoa
United States
Sergt. Bates
Griffith Observatory
Los Angeles
Roger Hayward
Mount Wilson
Ama
Clover Farm Stores
2C. Com
Clover Farm
Glendale
Clover Farm Tomatoes
Reebeck Dion
Kovenfin
Foodland
Edgemont
Texas
America
Franks
Bologna
Colby Cheese
Pottic
Farm Bureau Council
Plan Grange
Logan
O. O. F. Temple
I. R. Goldberg
Worstell Bidg
N. Court St
Zenner’s Dept
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