Pomeroy Couple Wed in North Carolina Vows
POMEROY announces the marriage of Miss Carol Berns of Cleveland Heights to Stephen Hill of Pomeroy. Miss Berns, a Cleveland Heights High School graduate, attended Ohio University. Hill, a 1952 Pomeroy High School alumnus, completed post graduate work at Ohio University last summer. The wedding took place October 13 in Goldsboro North Carolina. The couple reside near Kenston, North Carolina, where Hill serves as a lieutenant in the U S Air Force at Kenston Air Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Carol Berns
Eugene Berns
Cleveland Heights
Stephen ‘Hill
Allen C. Hill
Berns
Cleveland Heights High School
Ohio University
Hill
Goldsboro
N. C
Kenston, N. C
U. S. Air Force
Kenston Air Base
Garden Club and social notes from Pomeroy section
Society notes record officers for a garden club and an upcoming December dinner plan at the church. A birthday cake honored Mrs. Louis Reidel and hostesses were Maude Grueser Freda Grueser and Louis Reibel. Another item mentions Wildwood Garden Club meeting Thursday at Mrs. Robert Thompson's home and Thanksgiving preparations. Mr and Mrs Elias Stiles hosted a birthday dinner for their son Edward with Edward Stiles and his wife and their four children attending.
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Gacn
Thelma Grueser
Carl Shields
Roy Seyfried
Louis Reidel
Maude Grueser
Freda Grueser
Louis Reibel
Arden Club
Pomeroy
Wildwood Garden Club
Robert Thompson
Elias Stiles
Rock Springs Road
Edward
Middleport
Edward Stiles
Kay
Barbara
Nina
Ronnie
Cars Collide as Two Drivers Are Cited in Meigs County
Weekend guests from Columbus and Huntington attended events in Athens and nearby towns. A Sunday morning crash on E Main Street involved O R Faris of Pomeroy and Jack Landers of unknown origin, both treated for minor injuries. Landers cited for reckless operation.
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Jeane Hines
Columbus
Amanda Kaspar
Roy Smith
Linda
Robert Arnold
Susie
Olive Ingraham
Brenda Sue See
Fumerux
John McKenzie
E. Main St
McKenzie
O. R. Faris
Pomeroy
Jack Landers
Landers
Faris
Meigs General Hospital
E. F. Robinson
Diles Honored by Fellow Railroaders at Riverview Dinner
Middlefort L V Diles, longtime secretary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, was guest of honor Friday evening as Jacob Turner president and Paul Mourning treasurer hosted a dinner at Riverview Restaurant and presented Mr. Diles with a tribute.
Yearly Elections Held By Retired Teachers
Meigs County Retired Teachers Association re-elected Pomeroy Miss Marcia Karr as president at the Federated Church meeting. Emma Seitz named vice president and Gertrude McBride secretary. Four annual meetings approved with next session in April. Mary Cline displayed a seven pound seven ounce turnip with 24 inch circumference. Nellie Tracy to present Ohio Teachers highlights. Rachel McBride welcomed after 40 years teaching. Ethel Garland led devotions. Diles noted retirements and gifts. Guest speaker Mrs. Waldo J. Bartels urged hobbies in retirement and discussed Schoenbrunn Village in Ohio history.
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Ohio Teachers Magazine
Nellie Tracy
Rachel McBride
Ethel Garland
Big turnip weight and size at Peach Fork display
Residents viewing a home grown vegetable in the Messenger office in Pomeroy described a turnip grown by B. H. Barnhouse at Peach Fork as the biggest they had seen locally. The turnip weighs over six pounds with a diameter just over 21 inches and is displayed in the office window on W Second St. It ranks as the second largest found in the area recently.
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Pomeroy
Messenger
B. H. Barnhouse
Peach Fork
W. Second St
Syracuse Water System Undergoes Testing
The Syracuse water system is undergoing testing after bacterial findings prompted turning off taps. Department of Health officials say testing will continue, with the system placed into operation soon and lines flushed after 48 hours. Residents remain advised not to use water until tests clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
State Department of Health
Syracuse Village
Owl
of Public Affairs
Syracuse
Bands Dash Timely Themes At Friday Night Football Show
Middleport Nelsonville and Nelsonville bands joined to play the national anthem. At halftime the two groups staged themes about Election Day and melodrama from To Be or Not To Be. Nellie Nelson wandered the SEC League set, Ned Nelson rescues, and both bands formed letters N and R D then merged into Who Will the Victor Be. Turkey in the Straw dancers joined junior members, and the shows closed with Orange and Black and Football Song. R. J. Miller repaired and painted the scoreboard.
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Middleport
Nelsonville
Nellie Nelson
Jackson
Ned Nelson
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Athens Messenger
Henry Reibel
Happy Harvesters
Federated Church
Kate Ebers
Tain
Bry As
Perma
K&m
Manning Klors
Mike Mullen
Pomeroy Personals
Halsey Ave
Sedamsville
Cincinnati
Ohio
Diles
Nyc
Waldo J. Bartels
Bartels
Syracuse Water System
W. A. Ellis O
A. E. Rathburn
C.F. Rathburn Downing
C. B. Smith
R. C. Longstreth
That
Lasley
C.F. Rathburn
J.B. Downing
Pres
U.S
U. S
John B. Downing Paul S. Smart
Swift
Rodney Downing
Bertham, Rathburn
Harold & Hubbard
Rosco S. Reynolds
Ie Skidmore
Citizens National Bank
the Friendly Bank
Federal Reserve System
John B. Downing
Paul S. Smart
V. Pres
Harold E. Hubbard
Rose S Reynolds
Gene Grate
Cashierson
Fultz
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Meigs County
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