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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1956

Page

6

Burning Permits Required by County Fire Wardens

POMERO-AN area residents must obtain burning permits from their local wardens with no fee. Victor A. Blair, county fire warden, said the five season rule took effect Oct 1. Wardens listed include Bedford Dean A Blackwood Louise L Heines W A King Avery Nelson Edward O Brien Chester Victor A Bahr Ben Gainer George C Genheimer G L or Wayne Michael R A Pallins James R Stout Rex T Summerfield Frederick Tuttle Thomas L Weber Carl Kautz Columbia Alvin Dye A D Morrison Arlan Verigan Lebanon Clarence Baker Ruda Durst Letart Thereon Johnson Harold G Roush John L Wolfe Olive Paul F Andrews Har-}

Pomero Victor A. Blair Toda Bedford Dean A. Blackwood Louise L. Heines W. A. King Avery Nelson Edward O Brien Chester Victor A. Bahr Ben

Minstrel Show Rehearsal Sets in Pomeroy

About 70 Meigs County residents attended the first rehearsal of the Third Annual Big Bend Minstrel and Olio at Central School in Pomeroy. Twenty eight girls joined dancing chorus. next rehearsal at 2 30 Sunday at Pomeroy High School auditorium with cast lists closing then. Mrs Kathryn Crow led the Big Bend Minstrel Association for Letart Falls and Central School PTA fund drive. direction by Bob Hoeflich. Also city meter receipts up to 170 23 for the week with names of attendees listed for various towns.

Meigs County Big Bend Kathryn] Crow The Big Bend, Minstrel Association Letart Falls Bob Hoeflich

First Group Received Under New Minister at Heath Church

MIDDLEPORT the first group of members welcomed at Heath Methodist Church since Rev R Kankright began duties in June included Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas and transfers from Rutland Methodist, Brilliant and Bowerville, plus Mrs Konbright and sons Eudell and David and several young girls Christine Coats Mary Card Swanson Evelyn Gibbons Barbara Jones Sandra Brewington Betty and Barbara Covert.

Middleport Heath Methodist Church R. Kankright James ‘Thomas Rutland Methodist Church William Everson Brilliant

Officers Elected by Middleport Teachers Group

Middleport Teachers Association elected officers and named delegates and alternates to district and state education associations. Mrs Bradford Maag is president and Mrs Joe Bailey vice president with Lucille Smith as secretary and treasurer Mrs Ray Sherman. Delegates to SEDEA are Mrs Guy Reynolds and Mrs Sherman with alternates Mrs Carpenter and Mildred Hawley. State meeting delegate to Cincinnati is Miss Smith with Mrs Crary Davis as alternate.

Middleport Middleport Teachers Association Bradford Maag Joe Bailey Lucille Smith Facu Ray Sherman Guy Reynolds Sherman Athens Carpentier Mildred Hawley Cincinnati Miss . Smith Crary Davis

Retired Teachers Set Meeting for Saturday

Meigs County Retired Teachers Association will meet at 1 30 Saturday afternoon at the Federated Church in Pomeroy. Miss Marcia Karr, president, announced. Ruby Williams will lead a musical program by pupils of Salem Center Grade School.

Yomeroy Meigs County Retired Teachers Association Federated Church Pomeroy Marcia Karr Ruby Williams Salem Center

Meigs County Dealers Sell Vehicles in September

Fifty five autos were sold by Meigs County dealers in September. Four school buses and eight trucks added to totals, giving 87 vehicles sold for the month per Joyce Kennedy county automotive title clerk's report.

Pomeroy Meigs County Joyce Kennedy

Pomeroy Hosts Fifth Mid-Ohio Valley Square Dance Paw-Wow

Pomeroy, Ohio’s Paw n Taw Square Dance Club hosts the fifth annual Mid-Ohio Valley Square Dance Paw-Wow sponsored by Kyowva Tri-State Square Dance Association. The event runs December 13 at Pomeroy Junior High School Auditorium with sessions 1 to 5 PM and 8 to 11:30 PM. Jerry Helt returns to call. Mike Simmons presents a program on Indian lore during a 40 minute intermission. Meigs County 4-H clubs operate refreshments and a fellowship dinner. Overnight lodging available for out-of-town dancers. Public festival.

Pomeroy Kyowva Tri-State Square Dance Association J. Jo Hardy Vomeroy Junior High Nce Jerry Helt Mike Simmons Meigs County

Farmers Have Until Friday To Sign Wheat Allotments

Pomeroy Meigs County farmers must sign wheat allotment agreements by Friday October 5 to participate in the soil bank program. Payments are $1.23 per bushel times the farm’s normal wheat yield. No harvest or pasture on allotted acreage for eight months. 554 acres currently out of production. Sign at the local Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office in the Masone Temple building Pom eroy.

Pomeroy Meigs County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office Soil Bank A.S.C Masone Temple

Storm Delays Family Routine at Eglin Field

Middleport couple at Eglin Field faced hours of disruption as Hurricane Flossy neared. Mrs. James Roller and Lt. James Roller coordinated storm prep including early laundry tasks and rapid drying at the base laundromat.

Middleport Eglin Field Fla Air Force Base James Roller Ida ‘Lee Hartley Roller Lauiromat

Captain Bennett Receives Training Assignment at Fort Benning

Capt Edward A Bennett, holder of a Congressional Medal of Honor, is assigned to the plans and training section of the School Brigade at Fort Benning Georgia. He and his family now reside in Columbus Georgia. He earned the medal for silencing a machine gun position held by eight German soldiers in World War II.

Iddleport Middleport Edward A. Bennett Ft. Benning Columbus

Middleport Fortnight Club Hosts Social Scene

The Middleport Fortnight Club met at Mrs. Robert Mills home with Miss Anna Howell assisting. The notice lists property transactions including the Wolfe home sale on S Third? to the Ed Demoskys and the Beeson Pryor house sale on S Second Ave to Mrs. B. Stout. Several families and residents are mentioned visiting, traveling, or attending events in Athens, Columbus, and nearby towns, with multiple references to local boards, schools, and courtship news.

Middlepon Middleport Robert Mills Anna Howell William Wolfe S. Third Ed Demoskys Helen Beeson-Minerva Pryor S. Second Ave 9. B. Stout Demoskys William Demosk Wolfe Stout Barbara Stout William Bolon South Bend Ind Lasalle Hotel Philip Sporn Bolons Bolon Point Pleasant

Billy Gral Films Scheduled by Group

Officers of the education commission of the United Methodist Church were elected at Pomeroy. A plan to schedule a Billy Graham film was discussed at the Meigs County Ministerial Association meeting held at the United Methodist Church in Pomeroy. The next meeting will be at the Racine Methodist Church on Monday.

Pomeroy Eduucation Commission United Methodist Church Billy Graham Theo Smith Racine Dey Hysell Middleport Boney Meigs County Mitchell Monlay United Methodist Shareh Pasor Eugene Brown Wesley Jenkins Racine Methoist

Homecoming Planned at Hemlock Grove Church

Pomeroy announces a church homecoming at Hemlock Grove Church Sunday with Sunday school at 9 30 a m a basket dinner at noon and a program at 2 p m The event features a community gathering and planned activities.

Pomeroy Hemlock Grove

Mrs Bonnell and family return from visit to Columbus

Mrs Paul Bonnell and children Debbie Paula and David have returned to their Columbus home after a two week visit with Mrs Bonnell's mother Mrs Rodney Downing at the Downing home on Grant Street Mr Bonnell joined them for the return trip. Mrs Bonnell is the former Joan Kircher. Mr and Mrs Dan Graber returned to Cleveland after a visit since Wednesday with Mrs Graber's parents Mr and Mrs E M Wood. Mrs David Farmer is visiting her son Dan Farmer in Dayton. Mrs Lucille Will Defenbacher of Columbus visited her cousin Miss Frieda Faehnle in Middleport Saturday.

Richard Bailey Cristy Cathy Richard Columbus Coon Creek W. Va Sun Squad Sheltter Bertha Dixon Dexter Middleport Davis Race Davis Hull J. E. Hull Sara Rutland, Jones Earl Blake Ises Elizabeth Jones Nelson Deturing Co Mattroitson Wilbur Rowley, Jr Crary Davis Lenore Giles Newark A. W. Davison Ida McDaniel McDaniel Mildred Giles Kenneth Byer Gallipolis Griff Lewis L. A. Thomas Paul Bonnell Debbie Paula David Lucille Will Defenbacher Frieda Faehnle

Practice of Treating Railroad Ties With Tar Began Century Ago

The article notes a hundred year practice of preserving railroad ties by applying creosote and petroleum to extend their life, a method once standard in railway maintenance.

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