Poppy Day Winners Named By Auxiliary
Middleport Poppy Day awards and officer elections highlighted a Ladies Auxiliary meeting. Becky and Kenny Roush won first place, Rhonda Hysell and Susan Kavanaugh second, Debbie Maiden and Jane Gilkey third.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
11
Middleport Poppy Day awards and officer elections highlighted a Ladies Auxiliary meeting. Becky and Kenny Roush won first place, Rhonda Hysell and Susan Kavanaugh second, Debbie Maiden and Jane Gilkey third.
Herbert Parker, principal of Rutland Elementary for nine years, was guest of honor at an appreciation dinner at the Martin Restaurant in Midport. He received an electric razor from Homer Wells as thanks for cooperation during his administration. Photos were taken by Mrs. Anna Ogdin.
The Pomeroy Women’s Christian Temperance Union collected funds for the repair of headquarters in Columbus during a Tuesday meeting at the United Methodist Church. Mrs. Robert Warner and Mrs. Ralph C. Zandel were named to the nominating committee. Mrs. Dana Oliver and Mrs. Warner led devotions and the program on Our Children. The June meeting was canceled. the July event will be a federation picnic in Middleport. Pearl Reynolds named Meigs County rep to the National Education and Ohio Education Association membership committee.
Richard J. Anderson, assistant to Battelle Memorial Institute’s vice president, told Middleport High School’s 49 graduates to pick careers with high aims. He highlighted new opportunities in medicine public health education science design production clothing home construction and food handling as population grows.
POMEROY The second quarterly settlement for the five districts of the Meigs County school system totaling 157,828.10 has been received by QO Patterson county superintendent of schools. Bedford 3733.91 Eastern 42343.40 Northwestern 53120.41 Salisbury 14798.15 Southern 53832.23.
Middleport High School held its 90th commencement in the auditorium naming Ellen Dutton and Carolyn Nicholson as top scholars receiving Rio Grande College and Findley College scholarships. Ronald Hanning was cited as top male graduate with medal and certificate. Susan Slater and Iva Stewart received nursing and beauty academy scholarships. Swackhamer also recognized for meeting state standards.
Linda Lyons of Middleport admitted. Discharged are Gladys Caldwell Opal Durst Bertha Russell and Nannie Russell from Meigs General Hospital.
POMEROY Pomeroy High School seniors were honored at a class party hosted by Dr and Mrs J J Davis and other organizers. Attendees listed include Ann Wilson Josephine Toney Mark Tannehill William Swan Patricia Slaven James Pettit Charles Mullen Mary Malik Bernard Lyons Alan Nuane Johnson Mary Jo Hindy Karen Hawley Jacqueline Hinley William Haptonstall William Hackett Richard Gress Mary Jane Gerard Keith French Michael Evans Joseph Edwards Elaine Davis Betsy Ann Cunningham Sandra Kay Clatworthy Charles Clarkson Arthur Casci Marsh e Bowles Jeffrey Boggs Candace Bahr Gretta Allen. The eighth grade party followed commencement with dancing games and refreshments.
Fifty six students at Southern High School earned honor roll status for the closing six weeks with grades of B or higher. Freshmen listed include Sandra Bailey and John McClintock among others. sophomores Shirley Baker and George Diddle. juniors Roger Adams and Diana Roush. seniors Roberta Chancey and Samie Yates.
Charles J Werry dean of custodians for 28 years was honored by Pomeroy Senior High School staff. Principal James A Diehl Jr presented Werry with a glass casting rod spinning reel and tackle box. Superintendent Charles S Gibbs voiced regret and gifts were thanked by Werry.
Plans for the Syracuse daily Vacation Bible School to be held the last two weeks in June were formed at a Tuesday planning session led by Rev. Carl Herring, with Rev. Howard Ruppelt and Mrs. Herring assisting and a follow up meeting scheduled for 2 p.m. at the Syracuse Park. Attendees included Marjorie Lou Ferrell, Rev. Paul Sellers, Margaret Sellers, Rose Mary Sellers, Beverly Sayre, Clyde Sayre, Mrs. Rosella Thompson, and the Rev. Howard Ruppelt.
Jane Goodall, a young English scientist, reports chimpanzees fashion and use crude implements in their daily activity, highlighting early evidence of tool use among apes.
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