Winding Trail Garden Club Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
Pomeroy observes the 10th anniversary of the Winding Trail Garden Club with a Friday meeting at Mrs. Leo Bryan’s home. Mrs. Robert Thompson, president, led on devotion and roll call answers, welcoming new members Mrs. Walter Bentz and Mrs. Bernard Nease.
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Inding Trail
Pomeroy
Winding Trail Garden Club
Leo Bryan
Robert Thompson
Bryan
Walter Bentz
Bernard Nease
Nease
Terrell
Heaton
James Richards
Jackson
Struble
Thompson
Twilight Garden Club
WSCS Meeting in Glouster discusses rights and world peace
The Jacksonville Methodist Church WSCS met at Mrs. Lena Tippie’s home with 20 members and one guest. They reviewed money making projects, took a free will offering for Prayer and Self-denial Week, and planned sending a telegram to Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. urging U S ratification of the Genocide Convention and covenant for political rights of women to promote world peace.
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Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
United States
Lulu Mills
George Tomich
Portland Great Bend Home Demonstration Group Meeting
The Portland Great Bend Home Demonstration Group will meet Wednesday from 10 30 a m to 3 p m at the home of Mrs Harry Swan. Christmas Ideas will be the topic with Mrs Howard Ebersbach and Mrs Thomas Sayre as leaders A potluck dinner will be served at noon.
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Pomeroy
Portland
Great Bend
Harry Swan
Howard Ebersbach
Thomas Sayre
Magnolia Temple Pythian Sisters Attend Convention
Eight members of Magnolia Temple Pomeroy Pythian Sisters traveled to Wilkesville on Saturday for the Pythian Sisters convention. Attendees included Bernice Ann Durst Karl Grueser Amanda Kaspar Thelma Grueser Richard Campbell William Fisher Delbert Eisenstein and Dale Smith.
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Pomeroy
Magnolia Temple
Pythian Sisters
Wilkesville
Bernice Ann Durst
Karl Grueser
Amanda Kaspar
Thelma Grueser
Richard Campbell
William Fisher
Delbert Eisenstein
Dale Smith
Retired Inventor Donates Organs To Area Churches
On Wednesday delegations from several local churches visited Cleveland to meet Claude Foster a retired inventor who will donate 700 Thomas electronic two manual organs to small country churches. Each organ costs 1300 and delivery and installation will occur this week. The Oakdale Church and Trimble Methodist representatives joined the visit and Oakdale also sent a Christmas offering to the Cleveland Christian Children's Home for five years.
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Glouster
Cleveland
Claude Foster
Foster
Oakdale
Danford
Cleveland Christian Children’s Home
J. M. Smith Dies Saturday in Reedsville
J M Smith 79 died at home after an extended illness in Reedsville. He was a member of the Reedsville Christian Church. Survived by wife Leona, two daughters Hettie Buckley and Vera Landon, three sons Richard Claude and Garth, two brothers Charles and William, 10 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Reedsville Christian Church, Rev. Fred Gardner officiating. burial in Reedsville Cemetery.
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Reedsville
Jackson Monroe Smith
Trimble Grange Holds Thanksgiving Meeting
Trimble Grange met Saturday with Worthy Master Herman Jones presiding. Roy Kasler Eva Zimmers Ray Case Judy Keirns Yvonne Boudin Billy Theisen Esta Keirns and Kenny Keirns presented a songs and readings program. Awards were given to Clara Theisen Dean Mason and Virginia Moore. A pot luck supper followed for 25 members one guest and five children.
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Glouster
Trimble Grange
Herman Jones
Roy Kasler
Eva Zimmers
Ray Case
Judy Keirns
Yvonne Boudinot
Billy Theisen
Esta Keirns
Kenny Keirns
State Grange
Clara Theisen
Dean Mason
Virginia Moore
Glouster Calendar of Events Updates Planned Meetings
Mrs Laura Zimmers will entertain the WSCS of Trimble Methodist Church at her home Thursday at 7 30 p m instead of Wednesday. Members should bring sales tax stamps. Berean Class Glouster Church of Christ meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in social rooms with hostesses Ruth Teater and Mildred Hogue. Mae Losey will give the devotions and plans for the Christmas party. All members urged to attend. Glouster substitute teachers listing Miss Sabra Armstrong for Junior High School was omitted.
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Laura Zimmers
WSCS
Trimble Methodist Church
Glouster Church of Christ
Ruth Teater
Mildred Hogue
Mae Losey
By the Bend Of The River Dewey Guthrie remembered in Middleport obituary
Dewey Guthrie died Saturday night leaving a life of devotion to antiques church restoration and public service. Known as Onion King for his prize green onions he grew and sold locally he supported Mt Moriah Baptist Church Grace Episcopal Church and the Middleport Public Library. His skill spanned decorating rehabilitation and gardening making homes shine and gardens thrive. A Pomeroy Grange guest speaker is planned for Wednesday at the DAY hall with pot luck refreshments.
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Middleport
Dewey
Guthrie
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Middleport Public Library
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend Grange
Meigs County Agricultural Society elects directors with low turnout
About 900 Meigs Countians were eligible but only 27 voted in the annual election for six board seats. Six candidates vied for five three year terms and one unexpired term following Allen C. Hill's resignation. Elected: Harold Jones Shade Ralph Henderson William B. Downie Harold Carnahan Hugh P. Custer. David Koblents named to the unexpired term. Vote held in the county commissioners office at the courthouse.
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Pomeroy
Meigs
Meigs County Agricultural Society
Allen C. Hill
Harold Jones
Shade
Ralph (. Henderson
Coolville
William B. Downie
Racine
Harold Carnahan
Hugh P. Custer
David Koblents
Chester
Hill
County Commissioners Office
Science Shrinks Piles With Non Surgical Cure
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case by case patients report reductions as pain eases and piles cease to be a problem. Available as Preparation H ointment or suppository with money back guarantee.
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New York
Ford offers spacious four passenger ride in new line
Thousands of customers buy the new Ford model praising its true four passenger design. The ad claims the 59 Ford provides ample leg head elbow and hip room with wide opening doors for easy in and out versus other cars, noting the Thunderbird as a recommended option.
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Ford
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Jimmy Butcher
Bob Morris
Clarence Lacey
Little Worm
Cash Bahr
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C. L. Heaton
John Terrell
Joseph Struble
Emma Seitz
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Un's Lodge
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