Manning Roush Birthday Party Honors Pomeroy Youth
Pomeroy residents hosted Manning Roush’s fourteenth birthday with games and a homemade ice cream cake. Attendees included Nancy Jacobs Donald Yeager Donna Wildermuth Thomas Roush Larry Smoak Janie Scott Janice Roush Carolyn Roush Margaret Stace Brenda Miller Marylin Grueser Paul Amberger and Rachel Roush. Manning received many gifts from friends.CONDONS VISIT POMEROY Mrs Ed H Condon and daughter Mercedes and Miss Thelma Wildermuth were Columbus visitors Sunday.
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Pomeroy
Ed H. Condon
Mercedes
Thelma Wildermuth
Columbus
Driver Involved Crash Severely Injures at Shamrock Restaurant
A car crashed into the Shamrock Restaurant near the Pomeroy-Mason bridge at 12 40 Sunday morning injuring Charles Reed 21 brain concussion and Wilbur VanMeter 23 with minor injuries. Reed and VanMeter from Jerseyville were taken to Meigs General Hospital. The car crossed the highway and driveway smashing through the restaurant front tearing out a stop sign and throwing chairs and tables. Owners Hartenbach said eight people had been in the restaurant moments before. No charges filed against Reed and VanMeter.
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Pomeroy
Shamrock Restaurant
Pomeroy-Mason Bridge
Charles Reed
Wilbur VanMeter
Meigs General Hospital
VanMeter
Russell Bailey
Reed
George Hartenbach
Hartenbach
Bailey
van Meter
Jerseyville
Guysville
Auction Aids Meigs County Restroom Project
Public auction sponsored by the Farm Bureau and Meigs County groups raised about $600 for the Meigs County restroom project. Miss Jessie Saunders chaired the sale with Brownie Wood as auctioneer, running from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. in Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Farm Bureau
Home Council
Home Demonstration Council
Home Economics Committees
Meigs County
Services Set For Lee Infant
Funeral services for Gene Autrey Lee seven months old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Lee Jr were to be held this morning at the Rawlings Coats funeral home with interment at River View Cemetery Dr Homer G McMillen to officiate The baby died at Meigs General Hospital Saturday evening after a several days illness Parents are Mr and Mrs Walter Lee Jr and grandparents are Willis Harper of Pomeroy Mrs Blanche Harper of Middleport Mr and Mrs Walter Lee of Kingsbury
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Middleport
Gene Autrey Lee
Walter Lee
Hadacol claims relief for indigestion and nerves
Mrs. Margaret Blair of Evansville credits Hadacol with easing daily chores and improving sleep after deficiencies in vitamins B1 B2 and niacin iron. The ad promotes Hadacol as a cure for indigestion nervousness and run down condition with trial and large bottles available at drugstores.
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Margaret Blair
D. East Oregon St
Evansville
Ind
Adv
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Straight A student earns $200 Messenger Scholarship
Marilyn Swatzel, 18, of Pomeroy is one of four high school graduates headed to Ohio University this fall on a Messenger Scholarship. She has a straight A average, plays saxophone and oboe, majors in instrumental music, and must maintain a 3.5 college GPA to keep the $200 award.
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Marilyn Swatzel
Pomeroy
Ohio University
Miss Swatzel
Miss Swatzer
Pomeroy Social Notes Hosts WSCS Groups
Mrs. Leslie Ruth hosted Tuppers Plains and Joppa WSCS groups at her Reedsville home. A Health theme program was given by Mrs. Charles Barr. Mrs. Harold Brannan led the Joppa business session. A cake marked the WSCS 10th anniversary and a luncheon followed for numerous members and guests including Rev. John Venzia and Helen Kibble.
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Reedsville
Leslie Ruth
Tuppers Plains
Joppa
WSCS
Charles Barr
Harold Brannan
R. V. Wetherman
Ruth
Helen Kibble
L. I. Keller
Estelle Baker
Rebecca
Mary Nichols
Anna Calloway
Gertrude Hoffman
Lillie Thomas
Laura Ruth
John Venzia
Reedieville
Elma Dye
Alice Barr
Metta Benedum
Opal Tarris
Lavina Brannan
Elleen
Jopna
Meigs County Land Transfers Prompt Local Deeds
A series of land transfer records in Meigs County shows Kenneth L. Finley and Vivian M. Finley selling Lot 3 in Pomeroy to John A. Lengen and Agnes Lengen. Multiple parcels exchange hands in Orange Township, Racine, Letart, and Middleport involving numerous buyers and sellers including Beulah W. Darby, Doris F. Greuser, John W. Fisher, Violet I. Fisher, Woodrow Wilson, Garnet Wilson, Paul Rife, Norma Jean Rife, Elza B. Wilson, Irene Wilson, Edward W. Sears, Harold M. Brown, Anna Katherine Brown, Frederick W. Schroath, Alfred W. Schroath, Mildred Feeney, Ohio Fuel Gas Co., Dayton Thomas, Mrs. PD. E. Thomas, Clayton Stahl and J. B. O'Brien as administrator transferring Minnie Koenig estate to Charles Russell.
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Kenneth L. Finley
Vivian M. Finley
John A. Lengen
Agnes Lengen
Pomeroy
Clyde V, Watson
Ray MM, Riggs
Mary G. Riggs
Orange Township
Karl E., Greuser
Doris F. Greuser
Racine
Karl E. ._ Greveser
Torix F. Greuser
Beulah W. Darby
Kar
Greuser
John W. Fisher
Violet I. Fisher
Woodrow Wilson
Garnet Wilson
Letart
Gus Wise
Carrie B. Wise
Paul Rife
Norma Jean Rife
Elza B. Wilson
Irene Wilson
Edward W. Sears
Harold M. Brown
Anna Katherine Brown
Frederick W. Schroath
Alfred W. Schroath
Mildred Feeney
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Middleport
Dayton Thomas
PD. E. Thomas
Clayton Stahl
Salisbury
J. B. O'Brien
Minnie Koenig
Charles Russell
Chester ‘Township
J. K. Smith Funeral Services Arranged By Masons
Middleport mourners attend for John K. Smith 685. Pallbearers named C. M. Baker Hank Young W. F. Harris Lewis Reibel R. C. Meadows and C. F. Smith of Clifton. Masonic services held Friday night. Relatives and friends from Cleveland Erie Akron Chicago Huntington Barboursville Nitro Kanawha City Dunbar Poca Point Pleasant and Richmond attended or were listed. The John K. Smiths Jr. head to Akron with Mrs. J. K. Smith.
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Middleport
C. M. Baker
Hank Young
W. F. Harris
Lewis Reibel
R. C. Meadows
C. F. Smith
Clifton
John K. Smith
Homer G. McMillen
Charles Bing
Judy
Cleveland
N. F. Harman
Erie, Pa
John K. Smith, Jr
J. McKee Fleenor
Akron
Neil S. Lyman
Chicago
F. B. Knopp
F. L. Knopp
R. G. Withrow
Joe Gorman
Senett Burdette
James Trent
John Dixon
W. Va
Henry Peyton
Poca
Helen Page
Kanawha City
Greeley Kelly
Nitro
Austin Johnson
J. O. Knopp
Point Pleasant
Olan Thaxton
Ed Thaxton
Letart
George Spackey
Floyd Duffy
C. H. Duffy
Logan
Harman
Beulah Lee Smith
Erie
John K. Smiths
Smith
J. K. Smith
Rites Held Sunday For Mrs Stevens
Middleport funeral services for Mrs. James Stevens were at Rawlings Coats with burial at Riverview Cemetery. Pallbearers included J. L. Cunningham and Robert Harris. Attending groups were Pythian Sisters Royal Neighbors Daughters of America and the GIA. Relatives from Chicago Fostoria Columbus Albany Rutland and Dexter attended.
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Middleport
James Stevens
Robert Harris
J. H. Grate
Lee Roush
Charles Bennett
Hugh McCoy
Rawlings-Coats
Riverview Cemetery
Pythian Sisters
Royal Neighbors
Daughters of America
GIA
Stevens
Jessie Stevens
James and
Willam
Chicago
Robert Long
Fostoria
Charles McHattie
Carl
Columbus
Albany
Rutland
Dexter
Hospital Files Suit For 3250.75 Judgment
Meigs General Hospital filed suit Saturday in Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Delmar Hawley seeking a judgment of 250.75 with 6 percent interest.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Meigs General Hospital, Inc
Delmar Hawley
H. A. Cole Arrested on Bad Check Charge
H A Cole of Tuppers Plains was arrested by Constable Ross Evans in Pomeroy MH after allegedly passing bad checks. He was released on bond in Justice of the Peace Percy Peoples court Saturday.
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Pomeroy
MH. A. Cole
Tuppers Plains
Justice of the Peace
Percy People's Court
Ross Evans
Four Men Arrested by Village Police in Weekend
POMEROY four men were arrested Saturday by village police. They are Joe Hysell of Pomeroy facing intoxication charges, Emil Elliot of New Haven WVa intoxication, John Jeffers of Pomeroy intoxication, and William Campbell held for investigation.
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Pomeroy
Joe Hysell
Emil Elliot
New Haven
W. Va
John Jeffers
William Campbell
Death of Middleport man Winegar noted in Charleston
Harrison Winegar 61 died at Charleston General Hospital Sunday morning. A former New York Central Railroad timekeeper at Hobson, he later worked as a hotel clerk in Charleston. Survived by wife Zella and three children Frank Ferne and Dorothy. Body to Rawlings Coats Funeral Home with viewing after Tuesday. services Wednesday afternoon.
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Middleport
Frank
Ida. Winegar
Cheshire
Winegar
Zella Winegar
Atlanta, Ga
Ferne
Akron
Dorothy
Detroit
Rawlings - Coats Funeral Home
Mrs. Clara Lockland Dies Sunday Morning in Wisconsin
Mrs. Clara H. Lockland aged dies in Racine at her daughter Mrs. George Simpson home. Survived by son Thomas S. Lockland four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at 6:30 p.m. at Simpson residence with call time prior. Body to Georgetown Pa for 3 p.m. services and burial in Georgetown Cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Clara H. Lockland
George Simpson
Racine
Simpson
Thomas S Lockland
Georgetown
Car Crash on Middleport Hill Leaves Two Injured
Two men escaped with minor injuries after a car left the highway on Middleport Hill, struck a berm, swerved, and hit a telephone pole. John Van Gundy of Columbus picked up Sam Hale, both en route to Rutland. The vehicle overturned, breaking the pole into three sections and damaging fenders and a door.
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Middleport
Middleport Hill
John van Gundy
Columbus
Rutland
Sam Hale
Gundy
Damages Estimated in Auto Incident No Charges Filed
Damages were estimated at 100 dollars to the Gordon car and 25 dollars to the Nichols automobile. No charges were filed.
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Gordon
Nichols
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Condons
Meigs
Lee
Straight A
Pomeroy Social Notes
Masons
Mrs. Stevens
H. A. Cole
Iue
Luxury” Brand
Stark’'S Pharmacy
Agency
Walgr” Drug Store
Walgreen
Ade
Olafsen
Aytinal
EPSOM
Aspirin
CPI
Orlis
Addic
Lan
Sas
Leon Laraine
TYSON
Ron
CEN
Gol
DEN
Shorelawn Stationery
Mr. Winegar
Charleston
Clara Lockland
Chester
C. L. Nichols
Orlando
Fla
L. Gordon
Huntington
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