Memorial Day parade plans for Pomeroy Beech Grove cemetery
Judge Russell K Me of the fourth district to speak at a Memorial Day program in Pomeroy under Drew Webster Legion auspices. Parades will form on Second Street and Main Street with a long procession including Legion units, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and veterans to the Beech Grove Cemetery. Hemlock Grove service set for Sunday May 26, Chester service at 1:30 PM. Pomeroy U B pastor L R Carmichael schedules services and church activities through the week with preaching at Syracuse Sunday at 10:30 AM.
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Russell K. Meof
Court of Upfourth Judicial District
Drew Webster Legion
Yiddieport
Feeney
Pomeroy Legion
Beech Grove
Ceme
Hemlock Grove
McCurdy
Brooks Ebon Second Street
Lynn
Main
Mulberry
Legion
Sons of the American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion
Pomeroy
Chester
L. R. Carmichael
Pomeroy U. B. Charge
Enterprise
Christian Endeavor
Syracuse
Junior Endeavor
C. E
New Film Earns Wartime Thrills at Majestic Court
A pair of new releases headline the week with Warner Bros. action starring James Cagney and Margaret Lindsay and a wildlife expedition documentary from M G M. Cagney’s film features dramatic heists and feisty heroines alongside a government agent plot, while the Nature Dramatization portrays life in West’s mountain wilderness with Jean Parker and Russell Hardie as leads and animal focus. The Court Theater also shows Northern Frontier, a James Oliver Curwood tale directed by Sam Newfield with Kermit Maynard, Eleanor Hunt, Russell Hopton, and others delivering rugged adventure and scenic backdrops.
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M-G-M
Great Mountain
West
Prairies
American
Jean Parker
Russell Hardie
New York
Kermit Maynard
James Oliver Curwood
Maurice Conn
Mr. Curwood
Court Theater
Sam Newfield
Eleanor Hunt
Russell Hopton
J. Farrel MacDonald
Roy Mason
Ben Hendricks, Jr
Lloyd Ingraham
Gertrude Astor
Middleport News of Local Residents and Illnesses
Mrs Pete Simp son returned Thursday to her Ironton home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs F G Hawkins in town Dorothy and Mrs Leo Searls children suffer measles Mrs Fred Davis and Max Roller stayed in town then visited Columbus for business Mrs Wilburn a Ka nawha Valley Hospital nurse trainee Miss Julia Mae Wilburn visits with her parents at home Louise Vance ill after surgery at Grant Hospital now in daughter Carrie's home with pneumonia and critical condition
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Middleport
Pete Simpson
Ironton
F. G. Hawkins
Dorothy
Owen Roach
Fred Davis
Columbus
Ed Parson
Hooker Street
Max Roller
Leo Searls
Julia Mae Wilburn
W. P. Wilburn
Miss Wilburn
Kanawha
Chester Grange Meeting Draws Big Chester Crowd
Chester Grange No 2609 with 125 attendees met at the school on Wednesday night. C N Jones led the business session as three candidates received obligations. A social program featured songs, readings, and poems performed by members and guests from Williams Grange of Tuppers Plains. Refreshments followed for members and 24 guests from nearby Granges.
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Chester
Chester Grange
C. N. Jones
Ada Morse
Letha Coblenz
Theodore Morra
Betty Warner
Carol Morse
Marabel O'Connor
Lonesome
Mary Morra
Esther Fricker
Kathryn Bailey
Williams Grange
Tuppers Plains
Olive Grange
Long Bottom
Middleport Personal And Social Notes
Middleport notices report Mrs. C F Rath of burn attends D A R spring conference in Ironton and visits sisters in Chesapeake. Harry Melroy and Dorothy Hooper of Crooksville visit L R Wiley family in Middleport. Melroy to reside in Zanesville. Ella McDaniels in Zanesville with daughter. Dr W Jones confined to bed. Earl French of Athens visits C O French. Reva Crans and son Leland visit Bucyrus. Dahlia Pauley hosts bridge club on Cole Street and North Third Avenue.
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Middleport
C. F. Rathburn
Ironton
W. T. Moore
L. R. Hamilton
Cheasapeake
Harry Melroy
Dorothy Hooper
Crooksville
Mill Street
Meloy
Zanesville
Ella McDaniels
William Voss
W. Jones
Brownell Avenue
Earl French
Atheny
C. O. French
Reva Crans
Leland
Bucyrus
Dale Winebrenner
Dahlia Pauley
Bridge Club
Cole Street
North Third Avenue
Surprise shower honors Mrs Simpson in Middleport
Mrs Kathryn Hawkins and Mrs Jack Evans hosted a Wednesday evening surprise shower for their sister Mrs Pete Simpson of Ironton. Thirty five guests attended as orchid and yellow iris decorated the guest home. Gifts welcomed for Mrs Simpson's new Ironton home and refreshments were served. Arjerow a Russian was sentenced to ten years for having fifty eight wives in six years and said to be father of one hundred two children.
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Middleport
Kathryn Hawkins
Jack Evans
Pete Simpson
Ironton
Arjerow
Arjeron
Modernization Show Draws Crowds in Middleport
The Feeney Bennett American Legion Post staged Middleport’s Modernization Show at the Masonic Temple. Exhibits covered household appliances and equipment. Winners of the Better Housing Essay Contest were named from local schools with prizes in merchandise. State and national prize prospects were noted. Federal Housing Administration official M. E. Corotis praised the event and housing act provisions for home repairs and loans. Proceeds from booth rentals go to the Boy Scout Camp Fund.
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Middleport
Masonic Temple
Feeney- Bennett American Legion Post
Better Housing
Meigs County
Willard McMaster
Pearl Street
Allen Bradford
Central School
Louise McKinney
Harrisonville
Dye Bill
Rutland
Beulah Calvin
Dye Ball
McMaster
Miss McKinney
M. E. Corotis
Columbus
Federal Housing Administration
Federal Housing Administration For the Southern District of
Ohio
Portland Notes from District Conference and Visits
Portland notes list Rev. and Mrs. Clary attending the District Conference in Ironton, Mary Louise McDade and Mary Jo Swan visiting Columbus with Miss Maxine Swan, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thompson with their children visiting from Columbus. Also Mrs. Hess of Syracuse calling on P. E Browning and Mrs. Charles Howard hosting her bridge club at River Hill with prizes awarded to Esta Stanley and Mrs. Lee Rudisill. Pomeroy reports a marriage license issued to Ben H. Philson and Maxine Lewis.
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Portland
Clary
Ironton
Mary Louise McDade
Mary Jo Swan
Columbus
Maxine Swan
Russell Thompson
Ruth
Thompson
P. E Browning
Hess
Syracuse
P. E. Browning
Middleport
Charles Howard
River Hill
Esther Crews
R. W. Sayre
Esta Stanley
Lee Rudisill
Crews
Howard
Pomeroy
Ben H. Philson
Fred E. Philson
Racine
Maxine Lewis
Gomer Lewis
Men Will Talk to Church Young People
Federated Church young people announce a Sunday meeting featuring five minute talks by men from different vocations. Each speaker will explain why they chose their calling and what they hope to achieve. The session aims to benefit attendees and invites all youths to attend. The meeting starts at 6 p m Sunday and lasts one hour.
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Pomeroy
Federated Church
Grass Run Side Hill social notes highlight weekend visits
Recent guests at Mr and Mrs J C Anderson include George Parker of Pomeroy Will C Merritt of Columbus Ray Anderson and daughter Jacqueline of Pt Pleasant Roy Anderson of Salem and Charles Amos Holly Glaze from Camp Meigs CCC joined relatives over the weekend Mr and Mrs G O Will and family celebrated Mother's Day with Mrs Will's mother Mrs J P Newell of Keno Glenn McClure from Akron visited relatives Dale Nicholson Dorothy Molden and Owen Bratton are ill Orlando Davis and son Harold Race Davis spent Sunday with Emory Johnson of Wilkesville Will Hutton is constructing a new tool house
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Will
J. P. Newell
Keno
Glenn McClure
Akron
Frank Braley
John Braley
Langevillie
Harry Saxton
Mildred Braley
Dale Nicholson
Dorothy Molden
Owen Bratton
Orlando Davis
Harold
Race Davis
Emory Johnson
Wilkesville
Will Hutton
Four Generations at Presbyterian Church Class Dinner
Syracuse Sun shine Makers class of the Presbyterian Church held a seven o'clock dinner in the school auditorium Monday night to honor mothers. Four generations were present: Mrs. Margaret Nease, her daughter Mrs. Hazel Clark, Clark's daughter Mrs. Margaret Winebrenner, and Winebrenner's young son. Sixteen class members attended with their mothers, teacher Miss Rachel Mills, also a daughter of Mrs. Nease. Out of town guests included Mrs. Frank of Nelsonville and Mrs. Gandee of Racine.
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Syracuse
Sunshine Makers
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Nease
Hazel Clark
Two Are Fined in State Game Law Violations
William Cline of Pomeroy and Earl Wilford of Lebanon Township were fined $25 and costs each by Justice E. R. Titus on Wednesday for violating the state game law. Cline was jailed in default of payment. Wilford was released after arranging payment. Arrested by County Game Protector A. H. Joachim and Conservation Officer Clyde L. Strofe.
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Pomeroy
William Cline
Sharpsburg
W. Va
Earl Wilford
Lebanon Township
Court of Justice of Peace
E. R. Titus
Cline
Wilford
A. H. Joachim
Clyde L. Strofe
Sermon Topics At Federated and St Pauls Churches
Rev. R C Ditter will preach Not by Death but by Life Are We Saved at 10 AM in the Federated Church with a Junior Choir anthem and Mrs Isabel Powell at the organ. Sunday School runs 9 to 10. Evening service at 7 15 at St Pauls Minersville features I Go to Prepare for You.
Banquet Honors Students Held Friday Evening
Middleport plans a junior senior banquet served Friday evening by Parent-Teacher group members. Organizers invite students, families, and staff to attend the school event recognizing achievements and encouraging school spirit.
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Middleport
Mrs E R Tompkins Heads Teacher Association Dinner
Mrs E R Tompkins serves as chairman of the banquet planning a three course dinner for the Teacher Association.
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