Middleport Personal Notices Sweep Weekend Visits
Mrs Al Clemson and son Todd of Conneaut visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wallace Bradford. Harry Kauff at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis. Mr and Mrs Manning Bloes and children Kent Lori Lynn weekend in Cincinnati with Rev and Mrs George Siddall. Mr and Mrs Paul Smart weekend in Perrysburg with their son and family Mr and Mrs Milton Smart. Guests of C H Wise Sr and Ruth Wise were Mr and Mrs William Betz and Sandy of Hilliard. M W Tillett of Warren and Fred Douglas and Tina of Modesto Calif were guests of Mrs Max Sanborn. Mrs Sanborn celebrated her 28th birthday with a dinner at Martin Restaurant. Capt Bruce Bradford, stationed in Baltimore, visited before departing for a year in Vietnam.
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al Clemson
Todd
Conneaut
Wallace Bradford
Harry Kauff
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Manning Bloes
Kent
Lori
Lynn
Cincinnati
George Siddall
Paul Smart
Perrysburg
Milton Smart
C. H. Wise Sr
Ruth Wise
William Betz
Sandy
Hilliard
M. W. Tillett
Warren
Fred Douglas
Tina
Modesto
Calif
Max Sanborn
Eastern High To Present Band Concert
Eastern High Band plans a concert on November 18 announced by director Charles Yeage at the Band Booster meeting. The band will play at the dedication ceremony for the new Reedsville Post Office Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Eastern High Band
Charles Yeage
New Reedsville
Chauncey Personals Visit Highlights Detroit Guests
Lucille Harpe of Detroit visited her sister Mrs Myrtle Simpson last week. Mr and Mrs Bob Simpson of Galloway and Miss Ruth Simpson of Canal Winchester were weekend guests. Mr and Mrs Evan Earich and children were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Bus Nelson of Hilliard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Harpe
Detroit
Myrtle Simpson
Bob Simpson
Galloway
Ruth Simpson
Canal Winchester
Lois
Evan Earich
Bus Nelson
Hilliard
Miss Slay Honored With Bridal Shower
Miss Kay Slay bride to be of Herbert Everett was honored Friday night with a bridal shower hosted by Cathryn Wade at the Wade home. Prizes went to Ethelene Wade, Diana Harper and Diana Brown. door prize to Sharon Wade. Refreshments served to guests including Mrs. Arthur Everett and Mrs. Nancy Everett plus several Wade and Slay family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ethelene Wade
Diana Harper
Diana Brown
Sharon Wade
Arthur Everett
Nancy Everett
Marlene Hartley
Sharon Handa
Sharon Arbel
Betty Nott
Peggy Herbert
Lindel Wade
Linda Maxwell
Lennie Campbell
Alice Slay
Flossie Slay
New Books Arrive at Middleport Public Library
Miss Carroll Lyons, librarian, announces twenty two new titles added to the Middleport library shelves. The list includes Night of Watching, The Plot, Key To Many Doors, Doctors Wives, Leafy Rivers, Gabriel Hounds, Baby Hip, Young Surgeon, Tender Heart, Love As A Riddle, Katherine Tree, All The Little Live Things, Dark Horse Barnaby, Reach For The Dream, Horse Talk, Two For The Road, Saddle A Thunderbolt, Sweet As Sugar, Favorite Horse Stories, Fast Bread, Boy Minus Girl, Lonely Mound. Hours are noon to 5 pm Monday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Middleport Public Library
Arnold
Wallace
Loring
West
Gabriel Hounds
Stewart
Wells
Glouster Personal Notes From Local House Guests
Glouster society mentions Sunday visits by Mrs Ernie Lewis and her sons to Mr and Mrs Charles Strohmeyer Rushville. Norman Bolheimer of Columbus visited Ben Swartz Walnut Hill. Aaron Wade hosted Rene Bartlett and three daughters from Newark. Mrs Dave White visited Mrs Mary Baker now in The Plains. Elizabeth Waldeck of Fairview Ave will travel to Toledo for Thanksgiving with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ernie Lewis and Sons
Charles Strohmeyer
Rushville
Norman Bolheimer
Columbus
Ben Swartz
Walnut Hill
Aaron Wade
Rene Bartlett
Newark
Dave White
Mary Baker
Jacksonville
Plains
Elizabeth Waldeck
Fairview Ave
Toledo
Meetings In Melgs and Local Club Notices
The Middleport council meeting was postponed to Tuesday at 7 30 p m so Board of Public Affairs can confer with the council Mayor C C Fisher announced The Middleport Literary Club will meet Wednesday at 2 p m at Mrs O P Klein home with Mrs James Harley as hostess Mrs Carl Horley and Mrs Rodney will lead the program The annual Community Thanksgiving service is set for Nov 22 at 7 30 p m at the Church of the Nazarene hosted by Rev Audrey Miller Rev Charles Simons of First Baptist will deliver the sermon A Winding Trail Garden Club meeting is planned for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Ohio Power Co office in Pomeroy with Mrs Leo Kennedy as hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport Literary Club
O. P. Klein
James Harley
Carl Horley
Rodney
Middleport
Church of the Nazarene
Audrey Miller
Charles Simons
First Baptist Church
Winding Trail Garden Club
Ohio Power Co
Pomeroy
Leo Kennedy
Marcellite Lodge Is Inspected and Graded 89
Mrs. Ndna Goff District 45 inspector led the annual Marcel lite Rebekah Lodge inspection. Corsages and gifts were exchanged for Clarice Powell and the inspector. Past Assembly officers Herman Jones Pearl Chase and Mrs Jones attended with Ruth McBee Eunice Lamborn also present. Refreshments followed as the lodge earned a score of 89.
Meigs Athens game slides shown at Bradbury PTA
Middleport Meigs Athens football game slides were shown at a Bradbury PTA meeting led by president Goldie Fridley. Two Meigs High Band members modeled new maroon and gold uniforms. The group opened with the pledge and Lord's Prayer. The dinner raised $110, and the fourth grade won the attendance banner while fifth grade mothers served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Charles Chancey
Meigs-Athens
Bradbury Pta
Meigs High School
Goldie Fridley
Yanks Against Alien Actors In Broadway Protest
New York report shows the American Actors Committee plans a intensified drive against employing alien performers on Broadway. Leaders say they aim to change the ratio agreement when new contracts are negotiated next June between Actors Equity Union and the League of New York Theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
American Actors Committee
Roy R. Scheider
Actors Equity Union
League of New York Theaters
Thanksgiving Union Service practice and church meetings
Glouster area churches announce meetings for choirs in preparation for the Thanksgiving Union Service at Jacksonville Methodist Church Tuesday at 7 p.m. Jacksonville WSCS meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Ed Slater’s home with co-hostess Mrs. Mary Conway and program leader Mrs. Jane Wintersteen. American Legion Auxiliary gathers Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Legion Home. Orpha Class of the Methodist Church meets Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Harold Strohmeyer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Wscs
Ed Slater
Mary Conway
Jane Wintersteen
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Orpha
The
Methodist Church
Harold Strohmeyer
Veterans Memorial Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted are Jessie Holt of Middleport Delaware Bert Bragg of Mason West Virginia Carrie Oliver of New Haven West Virginia. Discharged are Barbara Bass Dollie Pickett Ross Jones David Michael Roy Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Holt
Middleport
Delbert Bragg
Mason
W. Va
Carrie Oliver
New Haven
Barbara Bass
Dollie Pickett
Ross Jones
David Michael
Roy Buchanan
Cub Scouts Tour Middleport Post Office
Den 2 Pack 244 members visited the Middleport Post Office with leader Mrs Pat Johnson. Postmaster Paul Casci led the tour. attendees included Arnold Johnson George Batey John Pat Riley Brent Manley and Jeff Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
den 2 Cub
Pat Johnson
Paul Casci
Arnold Johnson
George Batey
John Pat Riley
Brent Manley
Jeff Beaver
Agriculture Importance Discussed At Ames-Bern Farm Bureau Meeting
Wyatt McDaniel led a round table on The Importance of Agriculture in Our Total Economy at the Ames-Bern Farm Bureau Advisory Council meeting held at the Linscott home. Topics for 1968 were chosen for State office, and Harry Henry recapped highlights from the Columbus State Farm Bureau Convention. Members voted to send $10 to CROP for the Christmas project. Refreshments were served to attendees including the Linscotts and several couples. all members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Wyatt McDaniel
Ames-Bern Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Homer Linscott
State Office
Harry Henry
State Farm Bureau Convention
Columbus
The
Linscotts
Gale Brawley
Lee Glass
Dave White
Graduates Start Drafting Careers After Jackson Training
Hemlock Grove reports two 1967 Pomeroy High School graduates, Michael Hazelton and Charles Domigan, completed a 23 week course at the Southern Ohio Manpower Training School in Jackson. Hazelton begins work Monday for Rackoff Engineering in Columbus, Domigan for Minster Machine Co in Minster.
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Hemlock Grove
Southern Ohio Manpower Training School
Jackson
Michael Hazelton
James Hazelton
Charles Domigan
Roy Domigan
Jackson School
Hazelton
Rackoff Engineering
Columbus
Domigan
Minster Machine Co
Minster
Pomeroy High School
Loyal Women's Class Plans Chauncey Thanksgiving Dinner
Chauncey Christian Church Loyal Women’s Class will hold a Thanksgiving dinner Saturday at 5:30 p.m. in the Parish House. Attendees should bring their own table service for the potluck meal. coffee will be provided. Meigs County Bookmobile schedule for Nov 14 covers Syracuse Racine Kindergarten Racine Elementary Letart Elementary Letart Community Dorcas Racine with times before 3 p.m. and 3:15 to 4:15 4:45 to 6 p.m. and 6:15 to 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Christian Church
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Syracuse
Racine
Letart
Village Administrator Plan Advances in Chauncey
Chauncey village council began the move to establish a village administrator by first reading an ordinance to abolish the board of public affairs. The change would take effect January 1. Mayor Sapp reported a county health decision to close the Route 18 dump, pending a new site purchase. Council approved funds totaling 216.15 for general, 129.09 for street, and 216 for Halloween deputy expenses, plus 85.40 to the general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Board of Public Affairs
Arthur Sapp
County Health Department
Coe Road
Art Display at Pomeroy Bank Showcases Local Artists
Local artists including Betty Cline of Middleport Mike Mullen a 15 year old Middleport student and Larry Wolfe Racine fifth grade teacher and art instructor display works at Pomeroy National Bank. Cline presents nature studies snow scenes windmill while Wolfe’s pupil shows a covered bridge. Mullen offers charcoal drawings of animals and figures plus Wolfe’s snow village with church and deer. Koenig of Middleport contributes a pastoral nature painting as a token of thanks to the bank. Next week works by out of town residents will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy National Bank
Betty Cline
Middleport
Mike Mullen
Larry Wolfe
Racine Fifth Gerade
Cline
Betty Koenig
Exemplar Tea Planned by Xi Gamma Mu Chapter
Plans were made for the Exemplar Tea to be held at Barbara Betzing's home on Nov. 19 at 6:30 p.m. The Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met at the C&SOF in Middleport. A Christmas party is set for Dec. 14 with dinner at Bailey's Restaurant and a gift exchange. Mila Woods and Mrs Betzing presented a nature program. Mrs Betzing demonstrated Mod Podge oil painting. Hostesses were Clarice Krautter and Sabra Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Barbara Betzing
Xi Gamma Mu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
C&sof
Middleport
Bailey's
Mila Woods
Griff iths Visit Columbus For Family Weekend
Pomeroy notices list Mr and Mrs Charles E Griff ith and daughter Karen visiting Columbus to stay with sister and family Mr and Mrs Herbert Jones. Also Mr and Mrs Patrick Lochary return from Indiana trip. Allen Hill family weekend in Hamilton with son Allen Hill Jr Linda and Mark. They join sons Stephen Hill and Marcy of Dayton, Bob Hill and a Columbus guest. Linda Hill leads Pinnocchio junior high show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Griffith
Karen
Columbus
Herbert Jones
Allen Hill
Hamilton
Allen Hill Jr
Linda
Mark
Stephen Hill
Marcy
Dayton
Bob Hill
Linda Hill
Carter's Pills Offer Quick Peristalsis Relief
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Pills as a laxative for irregularity by activating slowed lower tract muscles and triggering peristalsis. It claims temporary relief and notes a 49 cent price with millions of satisfied users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
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