Middleport Council Approves Merchant Police and Appointments
Middleport Village Council approved a new independent council member George Baker replacing Robert Craig who resigned. The council advanced a three reading ordinance to create a merchant police funded by business fees and managed by regular officers. The panel also hired Ohio University student David Lyons as recreation director and re established sick leave and vacation pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
George Baker
Baker
Robert D. Craig
Craig
I. R. Neal
Neal
Lee Smith
David Lyons
Ohio University
Middleport Park Commission
Middleport Hosts Midyear Baptist Services Weekend
The Providence Baptist Association held its midyear service at Middleport Mount Moriah Baptist Church with Rev. L. H. Johnson of the Ohio Baptist General Association as speaker. Organizers included Rev. Nyle Borden and a wide lineup of local ministers, deacons, and auxiliary leaders.
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Middleport
L. H. Johnson
Ohio Baptist General Association
Columbus
Providence Baptist Association
Mount Moriah
Nyle Borden
Providence Association
Paul Gomer
Campbell Harper
Ministers and Deacons Institute
Elbert McGee
Gallipolis
Dorothy Lewis
Bidwell
Helen Harper
Mary Price
Arnold Richards
Allen Hampton
Pomeroy
Elmer Keels
Centerpoint
Lacey Hogan
Bidwell Church
Ada Payne
Ora Viney
Glouster
Samuel Jackson
Naomi Baptist Church
Beulah Johnson
Laura Young
Veterans Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges
Veterans Memorial Hospital notes list admissions for Jeffrey Deem Vienna Ron ald Dailey Portland Eula Welker Columbus Timothy Hawthorne Long Bottom and Howard Baker Parkersburg W Va Dismissals include Carrie Osborn Charles Hyatt Beulah Cline Ronald Jeffers Addie Barton Leland Nelson and Charles Wolfe.
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Jeffrey Deem
Vienna
Ronald Dailey
Portland
Eula Welker
Columbus
Timothy Hawthorne
Long Bottom
Howard Baker
Parkersburg
W. Va
Carrie Osborn
Charles Hyatt
Beulah Cline
Ronald Jeffers
Addie Barton
Leland Nelson
Charles Wolfe
Fractured Leg Sends Richmond to Holzer Hospital
Robert Richmond 29 of Middleport Route 1 was admitted to Holzer Hospital at 3 10 p m Wednesday with a fractured left leg He was injured at work at Orville Coal Co Cheshire when his leg was caught in a pan line He is listed in good condition
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Gallipolis
Robert Richmond
Middleport
Holzer Hospital
Richmond
Orville Coal Co
Cheshire
Star Matrons Stage Skits At Meeting
Midport noted Evangeline Chapter 172 Order of Eastern Star past matrons meeting at Mrs James Clatworthy home. Lillian Stieff and Twila Sue Clatworthy played organ for Mrs Paul Winn vocalist. Theo Neutzling and John Lyons presented the skit.
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Middleport
Evangeline Chapter 172
Order of Eastern Star
James Clatworthy
Lillian Stieff
Twila Sue Clatworthy
Paul Winn
Theo Neutzling
John Lyons
Local Social Notes List Names From Meigs County
Meigs General Mrs. Charles Hysell Syracuse Archie McKinney Dexter Mildred Dill Minersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hysell
Syracuse
Archie McKinney
Dexter
Mildred Dill
Minersville
Grimm Divorce Granted After Kentucky District Court Judge
Shirley Eileen Grimm is granted a divorce from Lowell C. Grimm by Judge James Thompson. In the same session the civil action Pansy and Hersie Luster versus Howard W. Sparks was dismissed in the Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Shirley Eileen Grimm
Lowell C. Grimm
James Thompson
Pansy
Hersie Luster
Howard W. Sparks
Circuit Court
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Middleport Council
Merchant Police
Smith
Albert Giles
Ohio
Appalachia
Giles
Washington, D. C
G. K. Jewell and Associates
Middleport Board of Public Affairs
Floyd
G. Browne
Don Reuter
Board of Public Affairs
Reuter
Council
Athens
West Virginia
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Holzer
Clatworthy
Florida
Zella Cross
Winn
Edith Russell
Pat Gallagher
Mabel Bennett
Evelyn Lewis
Beulah Hayes
Woman of God
Furniture Home Imp
Alco-Linn
Meigs
The
Ohio Food Market
N. Court St
Sears
Sears Roebuck
Whitewalls
Logan
Hell
Guardsman
Bonneville
Jess
Roebuck
ONS
Nyssa
S. Spring St
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