Meigs County 4-H Club to Be Honored in Pomeroy Program
The Meigs County 4-H club achievement program will be held Friday night at Pomeroy Junior High School starting at 8 o clock. More than 300 members parents and friends are expected. C C Lang assistant state 4 H club leader will be guest speaker. Certificates and pins awarded to members and leaders with long service. Active leaders from numerous clubs listed with their names.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
C. C. Lang
Geneva Humphreys
C. F E. Blakeslee
Arrest Vagrant Disturbs Fourth Ward Neighborhood
Residents reported a man soliciting food between midnight and 1 00 AM Wednesday. Patrolman H H Niemeyer arrested Charles Sample a transient for intoxication and disturbing the peace.
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Pomeroy
Fourth Ward
H. H. Niemeyer
Charles Sample
Social notes from Racine travel and hospital visit scenes
Mrs Sibyl Miles and daughter Bonnie visit Mrs Ruth Tucker at Holzer Hospital Gal lis polis where she recovers from pneumonia. Several couples visit relatives in Racine and nearby towns including Hillsboro Richwood Huntington and Letart Falls with brief mentions of trips and family gatherings.
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Racine
Sibyl Miles
Bonnie
Miles Cross
Ben Philson
Gomer Lewis
Ruth Tucker
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Henry Roush
John Parks
Ted Hilldare
Coolville
T. T. Shelton and
Orlo F. Wilkin
Charles Shelton
Hillsboro
Gideon Roush
Letart Falls
Orville Brown
Chester
Catherine Mallory
Ed Carroll
Middleport
Church Welcomes 53 New Members After Evang Reception
A reception for 53 new Church of Christ members was held in the church parlors after evangelistic meetings. Tables formed a hollow square with honeysuckle, yellow chrysanthemum bouquets, and white tapers. Homer Rice chaired the welcome, with musical offerings by L. R. Wiley and others, and a devotional to begin. The congregation gave the hand of fellowship at the close.
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Middleport
Church of Christ
Homer Rice
L. R. Wiley
Denver Rice
Charles Walburn
Elmer Wehrung
Don McMillin
L. D. Hartinger
Thanksgiving visits link Chase and Woodyard families across towns
Mr and Mrs Robert Morrison of Quantico Va spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Blain Woodyard and Mrs Lola Morrison of Pleasant Hill. Other households including Chase Blackburn and Fenske families gathered for the holiday. Nova Scotia name origin noted.
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Chase
Robert Morrison
Quantico
Blain Woodyard
Lola Morrison
Pleasant Hill
Merriel Chase
Martha
Charles
Dave Blackburn
Athens
Jerome Fenske
Uhrichsville
Homer Friedenmaker
Canton
Friedenmaker
Albany
Don Hanning
Minta Chase
Glenn Woodyard
Newark
Woodyard
Everett Douglas
Shade
Alton Woodyard
Emma_ Robinson
Paul Graham
Arlis Robinson
John Smith
Granville
Ruth Woodyard
Harold Barrows
Elmer Davis
Nelsonville
Lillie Andrews
Leatha McClain
Four Boys and Forty-Two Honor Roll Students Named
Honor roll honors for the second six weeks include forty two names from Ac tivity high school with four boys and thirty eight girls. Students span freshmen to seniors with several named in each class and junior high listings for eighth and seventh grades. Queen bees treated with ultraviolet rays reportedly lay 10 to 40 percent more eggs.
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Middleport
Susan Allensworth
Mary Archer
Mary Gomer
Maxine Hermann
Mary Lou Kelly
Mary Ohlinger
Martha Ohlinger
Richard Reed
Dorthea Singer
Phyllis Smart
Carla Clark
Gladys Fold
Betty Jean Lewis
Mildred Ohlinger
Virginia Schaaf
Maxine Searles
Mit White
Virginia Jo Wise
Possum Plays Dead Scares Frank Vincent in Lebanon
Frank Vincent saw a possum in the road while driving to a gas booster station in Lebanon Township. He stopped, found the animal alive after believing it was dead, and the possum jumped back into life, leaving Vincent to abandon the car.
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Pomeroy
Lebanon Township
Syracuse
Frank Vincent
Vincent
Tennyson Declined Five Thousand Dollars for Christmas Verses
The noted English writer Tennyson reportedly refused a $5,000 offer to compose verses for Christmas cards, illustrating his select stance on literary commissions during his career.
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Tennyson
Loyal Berean Class Meets at Church
The Loyal Berean Class of the Church of Christ met Tuesday evening at the church for a covered dish supper. Mrs. Edgar Allensworth led the business meeting and a nomination committee was appointed. A spiritual planning program was recommended with a committee named. The annual Christmas party was scheduled for December 16 and plans were made.
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Middleport
Church of Christ
Edgar Allensworth
Ray Bachner
Charles Walburn
George Childs
Homer Rice
Herman Ohlinger
Howard Stover
Steam lighting a cigarette misdescribed in text
The passage asserts a cigarette can be lit by steam but distinguishes real gaseous steam from visible tea kettle vapor, arguing that only true steam in gas form can ignite. The note contrasts smoky appearance with actual steam behavior.
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