Pomeroy Social Notes Highlights Sewing Club Meetings
Sew-Rite Sewing Club met at the Lincoln Heights observers’ corps building with Mrs. Gene Conde and Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr hosting. Mrs. Don Mullen presided as prize awarded to Mrs. Willard Boyer. dessert served. Jolly Club hosted by Mrs. Lillie Hauck with a note from Mrs. John Leifheit in Puerto Rico. Guests included Mrs. Harry Woodard Donna Marie Hauck and Nancy Ja Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Conde
Elza Gilmore, Jr
Sew - Rite Sewing Club
Ground Observers’ Corps
Lincoln Heights
Don Mullen
William Ware
Holzer Hospital
Kenneth Finley
Meigs General Hospital
Charles Spencer
Willard Boyer
Lillie Hauck
Jolly Club
Wilbur Haning
John Leifheit
Puerto Rico
Henry Dailey, Jr
Dailey
Eldon Will
Roy Mayer
Albert Woodard
Gerald Wildermuth
Mayer
Harry Woodard
Donna’ Marie Hauck
Nancy Ja Mayer
Auxiliary Plans Future Events in Albany 1893
Members of Albany Auxiliary 1893 met to set dates for the district meeting in Nelsonville on June 8 and to plan activities. They urged attending the Veterans Hospital orientation in Chillicothe to support ongoing work, and arranged a May 24 poppy sale with a June bake sale. A Memorial Day tribute to a Gold Star Mother was planned, plus a May 28 social with cancer dressings and a potluck supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Aux
Nelsonville
Marie Dickson
Veterans’ Hospital
Chillicothe
Bessie Goodin
Nease announces birth of son Stephen Hiller
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nease announce the birth of an eight pound fourteen ounce son Stephen Hiller born Tuesday at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hiller of East Liverpool and Mr. and Mrs. Uswin Nease of Minersville. The couple also has two other children Dan and Lee Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Fred Nease
Stephen Hiller
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
C. F. Hiller
East Liverpool
Uswin Nease
Minersville
Nease
Dan
Lee Ann
Two More Carriers Awarded Silver Wings
Middleport and Pomeroy report two Messenger carriers earning Silver Wings for initiative in the Economy Reading Plan. Bruce Lloyd, 360 N Fourth St, 46 customers, saves half profits for college, buys his own clothes, and supports spending money. Joey Gilmore, 1648 Lincoln Ave, 49 customers, is a Sales Cadet and model citizen active in Cub Scouts, youth choir, and sports, saving earnings for college and buying clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Bruce Lloyd
Bruce I. Lloyd
Fourth St
Bruce
Heath Methodist Church
Lloyd
Pomeroy
Marvin
Joey) Gilmore
Elza Gilmore
Lincoln Ave
Joey
Messenger
Boy Scouts
Gilmore
Federated Church
Sugar Run School
The
Mother's Day Guests and Visits Across Shared Towns
Chauncey personal notes list Mother's Day gatherings across The Plains Circle Hill Millfield and Athens with extended family visits. It mentions Dr Woodrow Patton families in Athens, Graceful attendance by Lettie Coe Hintz, and several Millfield and Columbus visitors. A letter from Mrs Nettie Love Swart reports hospital release. Jim Kidd returns from Okinawa on forty five day leave before Chicago duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Clare Bell Leffler
Gene Leffler
the Plains
Lettie Coe Hintz
Circle Hill
Grover Patton
Woodrow Patton
Athens
Bob Ohlinger
Robert Gillespie
Clarence Sanders
Charles Sanders
Millfield
Dale Gillespie
Raymond Tucker
Pam and
Tucky
Alliance
Ada Grigsby
Trimble
Marian Earich
Columbus
Adolph Earich
Nettie Love Swart
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Harrison Ave
Lancaster
Howard Pennell
Alden Pennell
Warsaw
Blanche Stotts
Bill Hart
Betty Marshall
Gerald Stotts
Painesville
William Theisen
Billy
Warren Chapplear
Glouster
Larry Brown
Michael Peirce
Groveport
Charles Richardson
John Jackson
George Nance
Oak Hill
Jackson
Jim Kidd
Okinawa
James Kidd
Chicago
Parish-Church Schedule Lists Speakers and Services
Chauncey Churches Church of Christ and related parishes publish a revised schedule coordinating with local school events. Speakers include Chauncey Parish at Greens Run Trimble Taylor Ridge Millfield Chauncey and Dover. Millfield board meeting slated 7 30 pm Wednesday. list of Sunday schools worship and prayer meetings across Chauncey Millfield Church of God Pilgrim Holiness Morristown churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Hal Zug
Courtney
Greens Run
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
Robert Smith
Chauncey
Jacksonville
Norman Dewire
Church of God
Pilgrim Holiness
Raymond Pidcock
Morristown
Holiness
Helen
Midway Inn Granted Retail Liquor License
Ohio news brief reports Maxine K. Dickens Midway Inn Circle Hill on Route 33 Dover Ohio issued a D-5 night club permit allowing sale of beer wine or liquor by the glass until 2 30 a m. The application was filed March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Maxine K. Dickens
Midway Inn
Circle Hill
Dover
Registration Planned For June Bible School
Chauncey Church of God announces Vacation Bible School planned for the first week of June. Children ages 5 to 12 are welcome. Registration will be Sunday June 1 from 2 30 to 4 30 p m. Evening classes to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of God
Powell Family Visit Amid Mother's Day Courtesies
Mr and Mrs Phillip Powell and their children visited Mr and Mrs Carl Hoisington and Mrs Alice Carr on Mother's Day, sharing greetings and family time in a local social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Phillip Powell
Carl Hoisington
Alice Carr
PTA Installs New Officers at Plains Meeting
The Plains PTA elected and installed officers for the coming year led by President Rev. A. E. Beckwith and Vice President Walter Wharton. Secretary Pauline Harvey and Treasurer Glenna Weatherby were named with Adda Maccombs as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains Pta
A. E. Beckwith
Walter Wharton
Pauline Harvey
Glenna Weatherby
Adda Maccombs
Washington
William Charney
Ray Finnearty
Anna Rose
Athens Shrine
Mrs. Essex Opens Home Beauty Shop in Straitsville
Mrs Ronald Alma Essex opened a beauty shop in her home on May 15 with training from Athens and Newark beauty schools. Until license, Linda Pletcher of New Lexington operated the shop as a licensed operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Ronald
Alma) Essex
Athens
Newark
Linda Pletcher
New Lexington
Old North Church on New 25-Cent Stamp Image
Christ Episcopal Church, Boston known as Old North Church, becomes the first church pictured on an official U S stamp. The image appears on a new 25 cent stamp marking a historic rarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamp Pictures
Boston
Mass
U. S
Christ Episcopal of
Old North Church
Paul Revere
Chauncey Dover Exempted Schools Announce Grade One Registration
Chauncey Dover Exempted Village Schools finalize first grade registration for next fall. Children must be six by December 31 and present a birth certificate. Parents of unregistered students are urged to contact the superintendent's office promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover
It’s For Extra Cash Have It Now Quick Selling Tips
A brief item urges readers to earn extra cash by selling belongings quickly and easily. It promises fast results and easy methods to turn unwanted items into money. The piece emphasizes cash in hand and speedy turnover opportunities.
Mother's Day Guests At Carr Home CHAUNCEY
Guests at the Carr home in Chauncey for Mother's Day included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hambrick and daughters Judy and Pat from Columbus. Mrs. Mary Alice Snodgrass and daughter Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Powell and daughters Phillis Darlene and Rebecca from Red Town. Mr. and Mrs. James Powell and children Jim Gary Pat and Marsha from Greens Run. Mr. Donald Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cline and family Brad and Pam. Mrs. Velma Werner and Donna Sue. Mrs. Frances Walker. and the hosts Mr. and Mrs. Carr of Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charles Carr
Richard Hambrick
Judy
Pat
Mary Alice Snodgrass
Linda
Columbus
Phillip Powell
Phillis Darlene
Rebecca
Red Town
James Powell
Jim Gary
Marsha
Greens Run
Donald Powell
Ronald Cline
Brad and
Pam
Velma Werner
Donna Sue
Frances Walker
Carr
Milfeld
Flower Planting Set by Chauncey Cub Scouts
Chauncey Pack 78 Cub Scouts plant flowers at the Fire House on Saturday at 9 a m. May 24. The Cubs will also conduct a paper drive for the entire Pack 78 volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Cub Scouts
Chauncey Pack 78
Cubs
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Pomeroy Social Notes
Sewing
Marvin Gilmore
Rye Cunningham
Cleo Meek
Patricia
Low
Jerrie Cunningham
Louie McWilliams
Larry McWilliams
Dayton
John W. Watkins
Laredo
Texas
Blaine Grubb
JoAnn
Mike
Ted Frazee
Raymond Crabtree
Ralph Crabtree
Disciples of Christ
Mansfield
John Rankin
Van’s Branch Lake
Dale Hollow
Tenn
Frank Lewis
Bill Lewis
Athens Rt. 3
Chauncey Churches
Tatman
Bible School
PTA
Mrs. Essex
Skyline Gun Club
Cambria Hams
Miller Turkeys
Madsha Chemical Products Co
W. &. Dicken
Union St
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
William Maxwell
EER
Bremen
Uhiman’s
Reg
U.S
Pet
NEA Service, Inc
Lodges
Yours
Hocking Valley Sportsmen's Assn
Radford Road
Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie
Ohio
Frank Pierce
Floyd B. Karns
Sec’y
Waverly
Cash
Howard Brothers
ST. Paul's School
Clifford Auto Sales
Columbus Road
Woolworth’s
Homer Omen
Platt's
Rambler Sales
W. Union St
Thurs
Brenda Leonard
Fox Hound
Harry Trout
Cranbrook
DeSoto
Francis Lee
First St
Cincinnati
U.S. A
Packard Hawk
Charles Brown
Willys
Chevrolet
Good Motor
Canaanville
Ford
McCormick
John Deere
Gail Watkins
Great Lakes
Harry Andy
New Plymouth
Dannie's Trailer Sales, Inc
Logan
Route
Cincinnati Livestock
USDA
Bendix
Kelvinator
Shannon Firestone
Mercury
Montclair
Hudson
Wasp
Grosvenor ST. Lot
Athens, Ohio
Whitley
Airport
East State Street
Ben Vaughan
Airport Trailer Park
CT. E. State
Vincent Smilli
Auto Service
Call
Hooper Street
Cushman
Schwinn
Whizzer
White's Shop
Robert Jewell
Downington
Onio
Southern Ohio Trading Post
Fur & Garment
Acme Dry Cleaners
Elmer W. Sutton
Miller’s Sanitation
Guysville
Coolville R. D
Electric Motor Service
Union Dial
O. Rose
H. D. Martin
West Roofing Co
Depot St
White
William J, Sycks
Carr Home
DODGE
Tansky Motors, Inc
Plymouth
E. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Edsel
Dick Blosser
Fordo-matic
Fordomatic
Pontiac
Buick
Nash
E. State
Rontin
Tillo P.M
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