DAR Chapter Advances American Music Project Discussion
The DAR chapter held a meeting at Mrs CM Hennesys home with Mrs Richard Rawlings presenting Mrs Patrick Lochary on Our American Musical Heritage. Three periods from 1620 to today were outlined with piano numbers. a $25 contribution was announced for the Memo Mt fund. a June 10 luncheon at Farmers Hotel Calpolis was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Meigs
CM. Hennesy
Richard Rawlings
Patrick It Lochary
Lochary
Amo
Psi
Irs
Dale Dutton
Regent
Valentine B Horton
Mt Fund
Walch
Farmer's Hotel
Caltpolis
Amat Thomas
DAR
Columbus
Harold Sargent
David’ Miller
Lenore Giles
Hennesy
M.D. Ifar- Singer
Marietta
Norma Rose
Emerson Jones
Fred Crow
Forfeitures Enrich Village Reported After Bond Forfeitures
Entry from Mayor Sidney T. Russell notes bonds of 25 dollars each for Britopher Eubants Richard Swan and other arrestees in Monday night intoxication and disorderly conduct cases were forfeited for failure to report to the mayor. The incident allegedly added five dollars to the village treasury. A stray note defines a lamb as a nog at about one year old prior to shearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Sidney T. Russell
Jett Bostic
Britopher Eubants
Wheeling
Richard Swan
Point Pleasant
Picnic at Middleport Roadside Park Marks End of School
Middleport families and school staff host a Tuesday picnic at the Roadside Park to celebrate the end of the school year. About seventy first grade students join teachers and room mothers Mrs Bradford Mang and Mrs Bernice Carpenter for games and a meal prepared by their mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Arades
Bradford Mang
Bernice Carpenter
Legion Plans Memorial Day Observances At Local Cemeteries
The post led by Commander Don Roach announced May 22 Armed Forces Day events at several cemeteries. A picnic and firing squad salute were noted with mothers in uniform and white accessories. Marriage licenses for Rollin Kunze and Hattie Linkenhaker were mentioned in related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky’ Allens
Pooney-Bennett
SS Abshons Legion
Rupe
Don Roach
Yorth
Inget
SHACK
Syeed Wit
Rollin Kunze
Trinway
Hattie Linkenhaker
Pomero
Armed Forces
Roach
Middleport
Two Men Fined in Pomeroy Court for Intoxication
Two men faced fines after a Tuesday afternoon court session in Mayor E. F. Robinson s court. Harry Snider Jr 32 of Pomeroy received 100 dollars and costs plus three days in jail for driving while intoxicated. Harold Laudermilk 35 of Pomeroy was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Robinson
Harry Snider, Jr
Pomeroy
Harold Laudermilk
Henry Werry
Franklin D. Hudson
Corby Smith
Earl Butcher
Parkersbur
Court of Justice of the Peace
Percy L. Peoples
Leroy Bartrum
Postponed Little Flower Show Boosts Garden Club
The Middleport Gardeners Club postpones the Little Flower Show to Saturday and Sunday at the Middleport Public Library. Co chairs Mrs John Kincaid and Mrs John Zerkle announce a non competitive event open to the public with each member bringing an arrangement or bouquet. The library opens at 10 am Saturday with entries due by noon. Sunday hours start at noon to welcome visitors from church and return trips. Registrars include Mrs W Hayes Daisie Saunders J Harley Leo Beeson and G Stanbury with Cliff Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Kincaid Sal F
W. W. Hayes
Daisie Saunsders
J. E. Harley
Leo Beeson
Roland LeVaughn
Ex Teacher Lois Cecil Hospitalized After Failing Health
Miss Lois Cecil, retired Middleport public school music supervisor, was found unconscious Tuesday morning. She was rushed to Meigs General Hospital where her condition remained the same Tuesday night after an emergency call and oxygen administration.
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Middleport
Lois Cecil
Meigs General Hospital
Cecil
Beautf Il Health
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Meigs County
Clyde
Millhone Melge County
Frigidaire ‘Super
Sev
Wilson Brothers
Royon
Ohio
Kentucky
Miss Snowden
Halliday
Legion
Phillips Sisters
Shoppe Court
St. Poters
Rogers
Collins
East Main St
Hudson
Platt
W. Union Street
Athens, Ohio
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