Daughters of Union Veterans Plan Dec 14 Lodge Hall Event
In Pomeroy 17 members met at Mrs. Richard Campbell’s Nye Ave home. They will hold a Christmas party for veterans and widows at ICCF Hat on Dec 14 noon, a party for husbands and friends that evening, with refreshments cards and bingo. Prizes went to Elva Story full house to Lester Hart and to Charles Grueser consolation.
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Pomeroy
Daughters of Union Veterans
Richard Campbell
Nye Ave
1.C.C.F
D.U.V
Elva Story
Lester Hart
Charles Grueser
A. V. Howell
Tom Googlein
Eva Russ
Fred Langlotz
A. Cracy
Marion Radford
Dhn Senkus
Raymond Neutzling
Elmer Wickham
Bentz Wolf
Smith
Minnie Hiselstein
Elsie Hart
Clara Zier
Campbell
Farm Women Present Program in Olive
In Olive, the Olive Farm Women's Club met at Ruth Pickens home in Reedsville with twelve members and four visitors. Ruth Pickens presided as president, new officers were elected for the year including Mae Humphrey as president Ava Myers vice president Iva Buckley secretary Lucy Cowdrey treasurer and recreation leaders Tress Swain and Myrtle Rose reporter Helen Emerick. The program leader Nerva Pryor led seven life periods discussion with Cowdrey Myers Swain Emerick Ella Emerick Mae Humphrey and Myrtle Rose. Soup and coffee were served and the next meeting is a New Year party at Ara Myers home.
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Long Bottom
Olive Farm Women's Club
Ruth Pickens
Reedsville
Mae Humphrey
Ava Myers
Iva Buckley
Lucy Cowdrey
Tress Swain
Myrtle Rose
Helen Emerick
Nerva Pryor
Lucy Cowdery
Ara Myers
Ella Emerick
Racine Personal and Social News Notes
Miss Emma Fasterday returned home from Detroit for a week with her parents C J Easterday. Several relatives and friends, including Mrs Ella Tanthorey and Mrs Olivia Betzing, visited Easterday home. A short item notes 10 month old William Demosky ill with pneumonia in Middleport, prompting Minnie Neutzling’s trip.
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Pomeroy
Minnie Neutzling
Middleport
William Edward Demosky
Edward Demosky
Penumonia
Home for Holidays Middleport Students Return for Thanksgiving
Middleport note lists Ohio University in Athens students home for Thanksgiving vacation. Names include Kathryn Lama Henrietta Ewing Jean McKay Sybil McCoy Mary Hennesy Will Reynolds Harry Craig Billie Robson Charles Lewis William Garber George Hayes Edward Lewis Arnold Bennett.
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Middleport
Ohio University
Athens
Kathryn Jean Lama
Henrietta Ewing
Jean McKay
Sybil McCoy
Mary E. Hennesy
Will Reynolds
Harry Craig, Jr
Billie Robson
Charles Lewis
William Garber
George Hayes
Edward Lewis
Arnold Bennett
Thanksgiving visitors and local comings in Middleport area
Middleport folks welcome relatives for Thanksgiving including Elizabeth Breta and Leona Ebert with Franklin from Oreton and sister Mrs C O Fisher and family. Oak Harbor teacher Margaret Hysell arrives to spend the week with Harry and Grace Hysell. Remodelling planned for the Corbin property near the Presbyterian Church. Local residents travel to Columbus and Philadelphia for family events and stage duties.
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Middleport
Elizabeth
Breta
Leona Ebert
Franklin
Oreton
C. O. Fisher
Main St
Margaret Ella Hysell
Oak Harbor
Harry Hysell
Gravel Hill
Marcus Chambers
Corbin
Presbyterian Church
Jennings Keffer
Tom Filmer
Youngstown
Keffer
D. H. Daniels
N. Second Ave
Middleport-Pomeroy
Yellow Jacket
Jackets
Panthers
Jimmy Sanborn
Alice Sanborn
Wallace
Elizabeth Bradford
Columbus
Billy Demoskey
Edward Dempskey
Florence Bush
Athens
Harry Morris
Akron
Harold Hubbard
J. W. Wilson
R. A. Miller
S. Third Ave
Gordon Gardner
Jean
Joan
D. D. Werner
F. I. Gardner
Church of Christ
Buchanan
Mich
Alfred B. Morris
Glouster
Clarence Hamm
Billy
Lexington
William Michl
Corinne Palmer
Soudersville
Philadelphia
John Aumiller Dies At Home of Parents
John E. Aumiller aged 52 died at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Aumiller in Spiller. He had driven from Beaver Falls Pa to visit them, became ill after arriving and lived only a short time. He is survived by his wife and several children. Funeral plans were not announced. The arrival of the widow was expected Tuesday.
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Pomeroy
John E. Aumiller
Jacob Aumiller
Spiller
Accident Reunites WW II Buddies in Wisconsin
An automobile collision near Rice Lake brings Herbert F. Forbes of Rice Lake and William Glasner of Milwaukee face to face. The two veterans calmly recognize each other and recall serving together in the headquarters company of the 32nd division.
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Rice Lake
Wis
U.P
Herbert F. Forbes
William Glasner
Milwaukee
Widow of Arthur Roush Dies in Meigs County
Mrs. Elizabeth Roush aged 60 died at her Condor Street home in Pomeroy after several years illness. She is survived by daughter Mildred Ohlinger and sons Harold of Pomeroy Virgil of Follensbee West Virginia, four grandchildren, two sisters Mrs. Philip Meier Brick and Mrs. Katie Huggins Follensbee, and brother Mark Jenkinson Athens. Funeral plans to be announced.
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Pomeroy
Elizabeth Roush
Arthur Roush
Condor St
Revival meetings and community events at Rutland churches
Rutland church activities include ongoing revival at Bethel Church Silver Ridge led by Rev Cloyce D Copley. A father son banquet at Rutland M E Church featured George Carson on Fathers of Fifty Years Ago Carl Dennison on Ideals for My Son and L M Mooney on Making the Grade. Dr Foster district superintendent led a business meeting. Reverend Perry of McConnelsville closed a Sunday series at Rutland Christian Church. A funeral for Low Spires was held at the M E Church with Rev Harley Bolton officiating and local quartet for songs. The Womanless Wedding is planned for December 12 with rehearsals underway sponsored by the M E Church.
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Bethel Church
Silver Ridge
Cloyce D. Copley
Rutland Christian Church
M. E
Harley Bolton
Dick Wiley
M. E. Church
Birthday Party Honors Syracuse Resident Frank Harris
Syracuse resident Frank Harris was the guest of honor at a birthday party held at his home on Sunday. Attending were Howard Harris, Russell Marison, Robert Crew of Racine, Otis Rainey of Pt. Pleasant, Richard Van Meter and their children of Pomeroy, John Crew and two sons, Jessie Diddle and three children of Syracuse, and Walter Harris from the CCC camp at Rocksprings.
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Syracuse
Frank Harris
Upper Syracuse
Howard Harris
Russell Marison
Robert Crew
Racine
Otis Rainey
Pt. Pleasant
Richard van Meter
Pomeroy
John Crew
Jessie Diddle
Walter Harris
CCC
Rocksprings
Forty hour devotion opens at Sacred Heart Church
Forty hour devotion began Tuesday morning at Sacred Heart Church with Rev Father Murphy assisted by visiting priests from out of town.
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Pomeroy
Sacred Heart Church
Father Murphy
Pioneer of North Is Heard in Pomeroy
Harold D. Eide, pioneer founder of Spitzbergen’s northernmost white habitation, spoke at Pomeroy Junior High School detailing Arctic experiences. The Civic Club Entertainment Festival’s third program featured his address, with a final play slated for next Tuesday night.
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Pioneer
North
Pomeroy
Eide
Civic Club
Pomeroy Social Notes Headline of Thanksgiving Visits
Local social column lists Mary Betz returning home from Cardington after a visit with Brewsters. Numerous residents and relatives travel to Columbus, Charleston, and Baltimore for Thanksgiving gatherings, visits, and family events.
Melbourne Children’s Church marks 60th anniversary
Melbourne’s Children’s Church celebrates six decades as the world’s only such congregation serving ages six to sixteen. Membership ranges from 60 to 200, with access restricted to those under 16 except for volunteer teachers, speakers, and helpers.
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Melbourne
U.P
Orange rivalry spurs vitamin C claim between coasts
Californian orange growers claim California oranges contain 22 percent more Vitamin C than Florida fruit after analyses. The push highlights competition between the two states in the fruit industry.
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Los Angeles
Florida
California
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Cardington
Jesse Brewster
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F. D. Story
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Forest Run
William Waters
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Parkersburg
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Lafe Williamson
Joyce
Sarah Williamson
Harrisonville Road
Wm. Wells
Ball Run
Philip Meier
Brick St
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Ashland
William Stivers
E. Main St
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