Pomeroy Bend Bridge Celebration Links Two States
A historic Armistice Day in Pomeroy and Pomeroy Bend marks the dedication of the new Pomeroy Bend Bridge and the Blue and Gray Trail. The massive steel arch will connect Ohio and West Virginia, with parades, bands, speeches, and riverfront ceremonies. Traffic control plans, a guard of 50 Ohio National Guard members, and a grand program with governors and dignitaries are outlined, culminating in fireworks and a bridge ribbon cutting.
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Nawsoeager
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Ohio Valley
Racine-Graham
Lower Middleport
Jwhout
Meigs County
United States
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Columbus
Vication
Cav
Lanca
Cave
Bryan W
Cava
Middleport
Third Street
Locust
Second Street
Rutland Street
Spring Street
Harry Bennett
Ohio National Guard Company of
Athens
Mason City
West Virsinka
West Virginia
Ohio University Band of
Ravenswood
New York Central Band
Pomeroy Band
St. Mary's
Ohio
Devalade
Mason
Donahey
Rae
C. LE. Peoples
Ieude
New Pomeroy Bentl
W. Va
Déedi
Gray Trail
Siai Ghio
Ireworks
Mason Levees
Wright
Connie and
Stat West
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Charleston
Monterey
Townsend
Southern
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Ripley
Uke
Edgar Ervin
Columbus-Charleston Federal Highway Association
L. H. Poteet
W. Bush
Junibus
Willis
Rudistil
Highway Commission
Liva Simpson Poffesbarser
Point Pleasant
Waddell Hardware Company
Pomeroy, Ohio
Meigs. County
E. L
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Schaffner
Marx
Wilson
Haberdashery
John B
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the House of
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