Petitions Filed for Six Tax Levies in Meigs County
Meigs County voters will face two county-wide levy issues in November as petitions for six tax levies and two bond issues move to the Board of Elections. A one mill, 10-year levy would finance a Memorial Hospital expected to reach about 150000 dollars, with federal matching funds possible if 65 percent of voters approve. A second levy for three years would fund a modern county infirmary to house residents.
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Wnew County
Harrisonville Road
Rutland Village
Racine Village
Meigs
Western
Pomeroy Village
Monkey Run
Sugar Run
Waylors Run
Kerrs Run
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Posts Elects Officers At September Meeting
Pomeroy unit 39 of Drew Webster Post American Legion Auxiliary met Sept 24 at the American Legion Hall. Officers for the coming year were elected including Dayton president Rhoda Hackett first vice Ann Ebers bach second vice Zana Baxter chaplain A Howell secretary Dey Hysell treasurer Carrie Neutzling historian Jennie Sue Eiselstein sergeant at arms. The fall conference in Athens Nov 1 was discussed and members planned attendance. Refreshments followed, with games and contests led by Zana Baxter and Margaret Vadish.
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Pomeroy
Drew Webster Post
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Francis Beards
Alva Hite
Ernest Lallance
Len Neutzling
A.V. Howell
Jennie Sue Eiselstein
Ann Darst
Alice Balser
Dorothy
Dayton
Rhoda Hackett
Ann Ebersbach
Zana Baxter
A. ¥. Howell
Dorothy Sayre
Dey Hysell
Carrie Neutzling
Minersville Services To End On Oct 13
Community notices report religious services at Minersville Methodist Church led by the Christian Business and Professional Women of America with teachers Wanda Needles and Virginia Barnett. Also listed are local tax measures and school district bond proposals affecting Rutland Village Racine Village Southern Rural Northern Rural districts and Western Local and Pomeroy Village projects.
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Minersville
Meigs Grand Jurors Set to Convene October Fourteenth
POMEROY The Meigs County Grand Jury will convene October 14, announced Herman Beards clerk of courts. The session was originally slated for October 7 but was moved back one week.
Literary Club Meeting Set for This Afternoon
Middleport Literary Club will hold its annual hat meeting this afternoon at Mrs. D. B. Hartin’s home on S. Third Ave. The planned site at Mrs. Titus Rutland’s home was changed due to Mrs. Titus’ circumstances.
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Middleport
Ed Stark Wins Prize Dahlia Bouquet in Amesville
Ed Stark a local druggist in Pomeroy received a prize bouquet of dahlias last week. The blooms from Henry Amesville included dark velvety red golden yellow white and a pale yellow throat with pink tips. A ball shaped pale pink cactus flower stood out. Pat Lochary visiting his brother-in-law Henry delivered the flowers.
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Pomeroy
Ed Stark
Henry
Amesville
Pat Lochary
Eagles Club Donates to Hospital Fund in Pomeroy
The Meigs Aerie 2171 in Pomeroy donated 50 dollars to the Memorial Hospital Fund. Ralphson announced the donation supports campaign expenses for the one mill, 130000 dollar memorial hospital bond on the ballot this November requiring 63 percent voter approval, marking the 34th contribution to the fund.
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Pomeroy
Eagles’ Club
Meigs Aerie
Pomer
Meiss War Veterans’ Memorial Hospital
Ralphson
Tod
Memorial Hospital
Langsville Area Social News Briefs
Langsville area social brief recounts visitors and guests. Mentions Carrel Pirisene Rutland Cireleville Von Harmon John Huntley W OT Miller Miller family guests Frank Selsen Elaine Steste Dexter and Cl Nelson Plus Mr and Mrs Jack Bartrum moving to Rutland and other local observations.
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Langsville- Ens
Carrel Pirisene
Rutland
Cireleville
Von
Willian
Harmon
Mro
Myre
John Huntley
W. OT. Miller
Vinten
Frank Selsen
Star Hail
Ina Steste
Elaine
Dexter
Cl Nelson
M John Miller
la Reronttly
Walter Canter
George Boatin
Albany
Cecil
Jack Bartrum
Imperial Electric Firm Announces Five Week Work Plan
Imperial Electric, located in the Fiend Relic Storage buildings at Gravel Hill, says operation will start in five weeks. John K. Smith Jr, vice president, states installation contracts will be let soon with work promised within 10 days. Four more employees will be added next week. A company dinner was held for staff at Mary Jane Coffee Shop after a round table discussion of policies led by Smith and plant manager W. D. Braden.
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Middleport
Gravel Hill
John K. Smith, Jr
Mary Jane
John KR. Smith
W. D. Braden
Richard Hearty
Clarence Haller
Edward Moore
Vincent Dabo
William Ha
William Montgomer
David Durst, Jr
Lawrence Hoffner
Mr. Walker
Cleo Kerns
Point Rock Vicinity Social Highlights Include Local Visits
A Sunday gathering in Point Rock vicinity saw Mr. and Mrs. Kiam Wray and family hosting tenants from Albans and nearby communities. Visitors included Mrs. Carrie Webb, Cynthia Cummings, James Nicholson, Roger Star Grange, Perley Rupe, Allie Tipino, and others from Athens, Laurel, and Wilkesville.
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Point Rock
Charles Roberts
Point Pleas
Kiam Wray
John Molliday
Raymond
Rex Shenefield
D.V. Morris
Clyde
W. M. Morris
J. A. Turner
Albans
Raymond Webh
Athens
Carrie Webb
Cynthia Cummings Ae
Laurel Grance
Earl Srath
James Nicholson
Roger Star Grange
Perley Rupe
Columbia Orange
Allie Tipino
Jarrat Boho
Wilkesville
Bote
Bert Tennen
Wilkesy
Mrs. Theodore Maag Funeral Rites Held
POMEROY local obituary notes funeral services for Mrs. Theodore Maag at Minersville church. Attending from out of town were Ed Funk from Youngstown Afr and Mrs. Will Funk, Mrs. Mettie Fullouster, the John Funk family of Parkersburg, Mrs. John Maag Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Maas Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Orvis Maag, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Maag and Clarice Maag from Barberton, and Mr. and Mrs. George Funk of Columbus.
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Pomeroy
Theodore Maag
Minersville
Ed Funk
Youngstown
Afr
Will Funk
Mettie Fullouster
John Funk
Parkersburg
John Maag
John Maas
Orvis Maag
Byron Maag
Clarice Maag
Barberton
George Funk
Columbus
Precinct Official Cards Due By October 10
Pomeroy precinct officials must file their cards with the Board of Elections by October 10 to be eligible, announced clerk Albert Gloeckner. He noted that members of the armed services are voting now, with only two servicemen having cast ballots so far.
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Pomeroy
Board of Elections Office
Albert Gloeckner
Armed Services
Gloeckner
Betty Miller Elected President of Rutland Home Ec Club
Miss Betty Miller was elected president of the Portland High School Home Economics Club at the group meeting. Advisor is home economics teacher Mrs. Hoppes. The 19 members also elected Betty Slanter as vice-president Eve Ilyn Schuler as secretary Dorothy Kennedy as treasurer Catherine Caldwell as parliamentarian and Phyllis Burson as news reporter.
Band Boosters Meet to Hear Plans for Pomeroy
Pomeroy Band Boosters hold first meeting of the year Thursday Oct 3 at 7 30 p m in the Senior High School Music Room. Fred A Reed president announces new instrumental music instructor and band director Phillip Bley will outline needs and big plans for the band organization.
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Pomeroy
Fred A. Reed
Phillip Bley
Reed
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Apulia
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Pomeroy Social Notes
Mrs. Rummel
Lintie Rummel
James Smith
Carl Hawse
Vern
Lee Smith
Grace Gospel Church
Bruce C. Dodd
Hawse
Norton High School
Natonal Bible Institute
New York City
Smith
Barberton High School
University of Akron
Bot Jones College
Cleveland
Vern Lee
Hay
Minerstone Steiner
Pomeroy Personals
Julius
Hattie Russell
W. Main St
Thomas W. Hen
Patricia
Richmond Hills
N.Y
Bernice Darst
Inlaw
William Durst
Pleasant Ridge
Etheridge Cravens
Eileen Sauvage
Associated Radio
Harry A. Miller Main & Sycamore Pomeroy
Norway
Bulgaria
Temple Farm
Stlepark
Cals
Inew York
Literary Club
Dahlia
Eagles Club
Langsville Area
Point Rock Vicinity
Hemlock Grove Grange Hall
Elberfelds
Elberfeld
Mrs
Betty Miller
L&z Dress Shop
Aluminum
Chase & Baker
Lower Middleport
Dixie Coal Range
Round Oak
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Furniture Department
McMaster Hardware & Furniture Co
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