Official Of Farm Bureau To Speak At Annual Meet
POMEROY C Maurice Wieting vice president and director of organization for the Ohio Farm Bureau will speak at the Meigs County Farm Bureau annual meeting at Sacred Heart Church auditorium. He will discuss Farmers Should Speak for Themselves with Virgil Atkins in charge and music by the Youth Council Band and the Farm Bureau Women's Chorus. Several reports and the nominating slate for trustees and delegates are listed, with floor nominations possible.
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Farm Bureau
Virgil Atkins
Rutland
Youth Council
Farm Bureau Women's Chorus
Vernon F. Whitney Ingraham
Philip Bauer
Nease
Raymond Furbee
Board of Trustees
Meigs County Farm Bureau
Edmond Grueser
J. M. Gaul
Harold Carnahan
Vernon Nease
Women Voters Plan Taft Victory Drive In Middleport
Ohio women in Meigs County mobilize to boost Senator Taft's bid with a get out the vote effort and a proposed chain letter plan. They cite past bond issues and promise to register voters and energize families and neighbors, aiming for Taft support and a local six mill school bond issue. The piece also notes a $500 gift to First Presbyterian Church of Middleport from Miss Emma Juhling.
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Francis H. Klein
Middleport
Ohio
Meigs County
Robert A. Taft
Women’s Brigade
Taft
Homer G. McMillen
First Presbyterian Church
Emma Juhling
New York
Juhling
Minnie Beverage
Chestnut St
W. H. Juhling
S. Second Ave
Ex Middleport Minister A C V Skinner Dies in California
Dr. A C V Skinner M A Ph D former Middleport Presbyterian pastor died at 90 in San Diego California where his daughter Mrs Esther LeMay resided He was born August 5 1860 in Fife Scotland and came to the United States as a youth He served 40 years in Ohio Indiana and Colorado and was retired by Ath ens Presbytery in 1930 Memorial services were held in San Diego His wife and two daughters Victoria and Margaret predeceased him the latter a pianist once well known in Middleport
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Middleport
A. C. V. Skinner
Middleport Presbyterian
San Diego
Calif
Esther LeMay
Doctor Skinner
Fife
Scotland
United States
Park and Bellview
Auburn Theological Seminary
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Colorado
Athens
Manse
Noah Young Dies at Home in Pine Grove
POMEROY Noah Young age 86 died yesterday at his Pine Grove home. Survived by wife Catherine daughter Mabel Weber Minersville three sons Edward Homer Arthur brother Lewis Long Bottom sister Belle Parks Racine thirteen grandchildren eleven great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Pine Grove Methodist Church burial Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at Ewing funeral home until services.
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Pomeroy
Noah Young
Pine Grove
Catherine
Mabel Weber
Minersville
Edward
Homer
Arthur
Lewis
Long Bottom
Belle Parks
Racine
Pine Grove Methodist Church
Ewing
Brother promoted then stationed in Yokohama
Harlan Devol, a statistical analysis clerk with the U S Signal Corps in Yokohama, has been advanced to sergeant. Also notice to unknown heirs of John F Jonas from Athens County Ohio for probate proceedings filed October 8 1950 seeking sale of lot 38 in Glouster village to pay debts and administer estate with Francis D White as administrator.
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Middleport
Patty Devol Klees
Harlan Devol
Yokohama
U.S. Signal Corps
John F. Jonas
Francis D. White
Athens
Ohio
Glouster
Sedalia
Pomeroy Bend Grange Sets New Meeting Home
Pomeroy Bend Grange meeting led by C. L. Heaton decides to hold future sessions at the DAV Home on Butternut Ave starting Nov 16. New members Gay Hines and Bertha Sayre will receive the first and second degrees next meeting. Guests include Mr and Mrs Alfred Yeanger and Mrs Miller of Chester Grange. Halloween costume prizes went to Bernice Ann Durst and Lila Sue Terrell.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
C. L. Heaton
DAV
Butternut Ave
Gay Hines
Bertha Sayre
Alfred Yeanger
Miller
Chester Grange
Bernice Ann Durst
Lila Sue Terrell
Local social visitors and health notes in Ohio and West Virginia
Mrs. William Schoenlein and Adele visited Mrs. George Hetzel in Cincinnati. Mrs. Harry Stearns returned to Cleveland after two weeks with her mother. Mrs. Emma Hines joined Mrs. Ellen Baer for a birthday party. John Terrell Clara Gearhart and E B Epple visited Gallipolis. Mrs. G O Casto visited Dessie Maxwell in Clarkburg. Mrs. John Terrell is recovering from an arm injury.
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William Schoenlein
Adele
Cincinnati
George Hetzel
Harry Stearns
Cleveland
Emma Hines
Ellen Baer
Baer
John Terrell
Clara Gearhart
E. B. Epple
Gallipolis
G. O. Casto
Dessie Maxwell
Clarkburg
W. Va
Damage suit filed in Meigs County Court over even
A damage suit for 25 854 23 filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court names Mattie C Webster as plaintiff against Ross Evans and Richard Schoonover over a Nov 8 1948 incident on E Main St. She says she was struck after alighting from a cab owned by Evans and driven by Schoonover and that the cab left headlights burning while stopped unsafely. Another suit is Dale G Winebr enner suing for divorce from Gertrude Mae Winebrenner.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Mattie C. Webster
Ross Evans
Richard Schoonover
Webster
E. Main St
Evans
Schoonover
Paul Nelson
Dale G. Winebrenner
Gertrude Mae Winebrenner
Weekend Visitors From Barberton Stop Here
Mr and Mrs Robert Lowry of Barberton visited Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Lowrys father P J Stanley in Glouster They returned to Barberton Sunday afternoon.
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Glouster
Robert Lowry
Barberton
Senior Declamation Contest Won By JoAnn Wilson at Middleport
JoAnn Wilson, a senior at Middleport High School, won the Prince of Peace Declamation Contest at First Baptist Church with Have We Forgotten by Don Shauger. Jean Smart was a close second with Gandhi Points the Way by Patrick Maguire. Judges were W. A. Smith, Miss Ethel Garland, and Rev. L. A. Bangerter. Wilson receives a Prince of Peace medal and advances to the county contest, medal presented by Rev. Charles M. Pomeroy.
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Middleport
JoAnn Wilson
Middleport High School
Prince of Peace
First Baptist Church
Don Shauger
Jean Smart
Rehearsal Time Change for Jacksonville Trimble Minstrel
A Jacksonville Trimble minstrel rehearsal is moved to Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the high school building, replacing the previously announced Monday date.
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Jacksonville
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