Return Jonathan Meigs DAR meets after summer recess
Middleport notes: the Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter DAR resumes Friday at the Elberfeld home on Lincoln Hill with Mrs Charlene Mark as guest speaker the chapter lists officers and members and announces year books. BPW Lab meets Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church with Miss Nina Russell presiding Cedric Clark as guest speaker and a church supper before the program.
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Middleport
Jonathan Meigs
Daughters of the American Revolution
Alfred Elberfeld
Lincoln Hill
Harry Feiger
Feiger
Harry Bennett
Charlene Mark
DAR
David C. Miller
Charles M. Hennesy
Irving Karr
Dale Dutton
E. W. Kingsland
Amy Whaley
Patrick Lochary
Clara Henry
First Presbyterian Church
Nina Russell
Cedric Clark
Missionary Society Meeting at Arlena Reese Home
Middleport Mt Moriah Missionary Society met Thursday night at Mrs Arlena Reese home with Mrs Martha Lewis as hostess. Mrs Carrie Cassell was absent as president. Topics by Mrs Emma Bland and Mrs Jackson. Zulelia Smith devotional chair with Jesus Led the Hymns. Julia Reese birthday celebrated with gifts and red and white cake from Mrs Lewis. Secret Pal gifts exchanged. Buffet supper of fried chicken and salad. Fall flowers decorated. Kathryn Payne to host next meeting.
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Middleport
Mt. Moriah
Lewis
Kathryn Payne
Seven-Thirty Club Honors Myrville Stewart on Birthday
Members of the Seven Thirty Club met at Mrs Iva Stewart's home for their regular gathering to honor her daughter Myrville on her 15th birthday. Games and prizes were shared, with a blue and white birthday cake as centerpiece. Attendees included Mrs Hazel Morris Betty Morris Mrs Stewart Murville Diane Reichman Charline Dillard Dorothy Greenlee Shirley Evans Paddy Jo Lambert Cherie Burns Iva Marie Stewart and Donnie Morris. Mrs Ethel Cooper sent a gift.
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Middleport
Iva Stewart
Myrville
Hazel Morris
Betty Morris
Stewart
Murville
Diane Reichman
Charlene Dillard
Dorothy Greenlee
Shirley Evans
Paddy Jo Lambert
Cherie Burns
Iva Marie Stewart
Donnie Morris
Ethel Cooper
Middleport Resident to Lead Meigs County Society Fall Meeting
Terry Allis, former Middleport resident and president of the Meigs County Society of Franklin County, announces the annual fall meeting at Schiller Park shelter house Sunday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Officers will be elected.
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Middleport
Terry Allis
Meigs County Society
Franklin County
Schiller Park
Stomach Gas Relief Promised by CERTA-VIN Formula
An Athens man claims his stomach once burned like a gas factory after meals but is now free of gas after taking CERTA-VIN. The ad touts Ten Great Herbs plus vitamin B and iron to relieve gas, enrich blood, and strengthen nerves, urging readers to buy at Athens Pharmacy Court Nelsonville Betts Cut Rate and local druggists.
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Athens
Certa Vin
Court
Nelsonville
Betts
Adv
Bradbury PTA Tacks Purchases and Parental Banner Award
Bradbury PTA discussed buying a projection machine for the school and a water cooler. A committee led by Vaughn McKnight and Frances Johnson will seek contributions. A banner praised rooms with the most parents present. The group will meet again on November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn McKnight
Frances Johnson
Middleport hosts annual picnic of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric women
Twenty eight women employees from The Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company gathered at the Middleport road side park for a Sunday picnic. Represented offices included Middleport Athens Circleville Chillicothe Columbus and Nelsonville with potluck dinner and a Halloween themed centerpiece.
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Middleport
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Company
Athens
Circleville
Chillicothe
Columbus
Nelsonville
Shelter House
Hulda Klein
Nina Russell
Nellie Zerkle
Anna Howell
Rhoda Hill
Rose Howard
Lena Leben
Ethel Beekman
Eva Welsh
Garnet Gall
Gwen Coates
Frances Packard
Joan Kircher
Clarissa Talbott
Olive Spangler
Chill
Picnic reunites Tate family in Middleport
The Tate clan from Ryger and nearby areas gathered at the Middleport roadside park for a Sunday picnic honoring Worthy Tate of Gallipolis on his birthday. Attendees included Nora Tate and extended relatives from Kyzer Old Kyger Langsville Rutland and Gallipolis with several spouses and children. Others traveled to Columbus for the Ohio State Pitt game while Rev. L A Bangerter accompanied by family members headed to Elkhart Indiana.
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Middleport
Nora Tate
Ryger
New Lexington
Lloyd Longstreth
Kenneth Lee
Leta
Langsville
Maxine Lynch
Kay
Cheshire
Robert Smith
Ernie Lee
Roberta
Raymond Smith
Donnie
Deborah
Rutland
Ohio State
Columbus
Marilyn Knopp
John Fultz
L. A. Bangerter
Elkhart
Ind
Bertha Bangerter
Everett
Juanita
Bangerters
Sidney Pickens
Fred Sisson
Indiana
Evanston
Sisson
James Stevens
Everett Bangerter
Roscue Wise
Patricia Lloyd
Harry Laing
Weekend Visitor Roll Calls and Local Family Movements
A bustling string of visits and travel notes lists numerous relatives and friends in Columbus Ironton Mason and Zanesville. People from Cleveland Dayton Wellston Columbus Jackson and Gallia are mentioned with hospital visits funerals and family gatherings through late October.
Dundas Notes and Church Homecoming Mentioned
Betty Taylor and Mae Browning visited at Logan Hospital. Dundas EUB Church to hold annual homecoming with basket dinner and guest speaker Rev. Glendon Herbert from Portsmouth First EUB Church. Numerous family visits listed including Wellston and Columbus residents. Genoa Roof notes sheep wool and lamb yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundas
Betty Taylor
Mae Browning
Garvin Salts
Logan Hospital
Dundas Eub
Glendon Herbert
Portsmouth
First Eub Church
Vern Dickison
Columbus
Ed Ward
Raymond Lightfoot
Wells
Harry Ward
Stephen Ward
Oscar Ward
Arthur
Christian
Sue
Bliss College
Delores Salts
Wellston
Mildred Salts
A. L. Browning
Logan
W. Va
Wes Taylor
Neil Ogle
Magnetic Springs
Harry Easterling
Genoa Roof
Motorcycle Crash Injures Two Men in Pomeroy
Pomeroy residents Angus Martin Pomeroy and Dale Faulk were hospitalized after their motorcycle collided with a car driven by Robert Burton near West Main and Ebenezer. Burton slowed to turn left and the motorcycle could not stop in time. Angus suffered a broken leg while Faulk sustained minor injuries.
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Pomeroy
Martin Angus
Dale Faulk
Meigs General Hospital
Robert Burton
W. Main
Ebenezer
Burton
Main
Angus
Faulk
Driver Fined Twenty Five Dollars in City Court
A fine of 25 dollars plus costs was levied in Mayor Sidney A. Spencer's court yesterday against Claude Reitmire of Pomeroy for driving under the influence of alcohol. The arrest was made by the state highway patrol.
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Pomeroy
Sidney A. Spencer
Claude Reitmire
State Highway Patrol
Perry County News Briefs Include Local Events And Fire Loss
William C O Neill Republican candidate for attorney general to speak at Perry County Republican Veterans meeting in New Lexington. A Pure Oil truck toppled two pumps at King filling station and the tanker burned. local firemen controlled the blaze and the vehicle was destroyed. Twins Hannah and Harriett Eveland remain in Bethesda Hospital incubator until each weighs five pounds. Perry County Auditor Calhoun will publish a delinquent taxpayers list soon. Congo residents John Palley and family relocate to Columbus. Lois Darling Inge Blechschmidt and James Burley enroll at Ohio State University. H N Miller named Moxahala High School coach and history teacher. Crooksville school bond issue of 220000 proposed. Perry County x-ray unit screened 346 Crooksville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
William C. O'Neill
Marietta
Ohio
Perry County
Republican Veterans Meeting
Clark Foster
King
Hannah
Harriett
Joseph Eveland
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
W. J. Calhoun
John Palley
Congo
Columbus
Lois Darling
Inge Blechschmidt
James Burley
Ohio State University
H. N. Miller
Capital University
Moxahala
Crooksville
Local Social Notes and Hospital Report
Mrs Carol Gorby of New Lexington visited her parents Mr and Mrs W E Jeffers. John David Gillogly was taken to Holzer Hospital Gallipolis for emergency appendectomy his condition is satisfactory. Mr and Mrs Ellen McKnight bought a home in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bowen and children of Athens visited her parents Mr and Mrs Alva Rupe. Mr and Mrs Gerald Reeves announce the birth of a daughter. Local grandparents are Harley Hoyd. The Reeves have two other children. Thurman and Mrs Westina Crabtree were guests at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Dale Dye.
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John David Gillogly
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Ellen McKnight
Columbus
Lawrence Bowen
Athens
Alva Rupe
Gerald Reeves
Harley Hoyd
Reeves
Zaleski
Orland Burke
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Delbert Lowry
Barberton
Frank Hayes
J. A. Bedinghaus
Allen Legg
Max Rathburn
Woodrow Thomas
David
Francis Martin
Pearl Marton
Route 50
Prattsville
Robert Martin
Ruth Tripp
Kay
Minnie Wood
Cincinnati
Rathburn
Patty Barnhouse
Clarence Daft
West Rushville
John Shepherd
John Chapman
Cemetery St
Max Brooks
Jacob Brooks
Lulu Webb
Galion
Margaret Webb
Theodore Webb
Viola Malone Deible
Deible
Amanda Malone
Jeff Malone
Charles O'Leary
Wellston
Rose Marie
Robert Christian
Wellston High School
Duane Starbuck
Celia Cochran
William Goodin
John Bilards
James McKibben
Recorder Office Reports Fees and Filings for September
John D. Thomas reports the recorder's office collected 440.50 in September fees. During the month 316 chattel mortgages were filed and 2 deeds 41 mortgages and 20 lease and lease assignments recorded. August receipts were 474.45.
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Pomeroy
John D. Thomas
Recorder’s Office
Pomeroy Personal News Briefs Highlight Travel and Family Visits
Mr and Mrs Thurman Poling left for Jacksonville Fla after being called for the illness and death of Mr Polings father. Miss Sybil and Miss Kate Ebersbach visited their father and brother W H Ebersbach at Holzer Hospital Thursday evening. Mrs Ward Fife spent the weekend with her mother in Charleston and with her husband in Nitro. Mrs Manning Webster Mrs George McQuigg and Mrs Velma Feiger left last week for a trip to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Poling
Jacksonville
Fla
Mr. Poling
Sybil Ebersbach
Kate Ebersbach
W. H. Ebersbach
Holzer Hospital
Ward Fife
J. W. Ferguson
Charleston
Manning Webster
George McQuigg
Velma Feiger
Boston
Local Social Notes and Name-Drops From Zaleski Area
Zaleski and Athens residents are listed visiting relatives, weddings and travels. A Francis Martin truck burned near Prattsville, and Rose Marie O Leary marriage to Robert Christian was announced in Wellston. The Cheswick Pa. grandmother Mrs. Frank Fiering is reported dead after a critical illness.
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Middleport
Thomas Durst
Linda Fiering
Frank Fiering
Cheswick
Fiering
Pomeroy Social Notes birthday party for Ray House
Mr. and Mrs. Bert House hosted a surprise birthday party for Ray House on Wednesday in Racine. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Orion Colmer, Charles and Reba Casto, Mary and Dorothy Grueser, Marty Angus, and Dale Faulk. Officers elected at the gathering were Mrs. J. BE. D. Hartinger as president, Mrs. Carrie Nye as vice president, Mrs. J. O. Roedel as secretary, and Miss Vida Ihle as treasurer. Decorations reflected autumn, with dessert served by hostesses Mrs. Velma Feiger and Mrs. Everett Hayes.
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Pomeroy
Bert House
Racine
Ray House
Roy Howell
Orion Colmer
Charles and
Reba Casto
Mary and
Dorothy Grueser
Marty Angus
Dale Faulk
J. BE. D. Hartinger
Carrie Nye
J. O. Roedel
Vida Ihle
Velma Feiger
Everett Hayes
Ladies Society Meeting at St Pauls Lutheran Church
The Ladies Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church met in the church parlors to study and pray with Rev L M Mohrhoff leading the day’s lesson We Served Australia and Mrs Charles Lytle speaking on Thoughts on Thankfulness They voted to double support for a girl at a school in Andur South India due to higher costs Mrs Clair Karr presided over the session.
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Pomeroy
Ladies Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
L. M. Mohrhoff
Mohrhoff
Australia
Charles Lytle
John Lambert
Mundavel George
Grace Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Church
Andur
South India
Clair Karr
Pomeroy Racksprings Grange Plans Thursday Meeting
POMEROY Rocksprings Grange will meet Thursday at p.m. at the grange hall. Worthy Master Emil Ball says a shower for Mr and Mrs Harold Blackston will be given. Helen Radford schedules a pot luck lunch. Juvenile Grange meets at the same time under Worthy Matron Lucille Leifheit with degree work for the subordinate grange.
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Pomeroy—Rocksprings Grange
P.m
Emil Ball
Harold Blackston
Helen Grueser
Helen Radford
Lucille Leifheit
County PTA Council Meets at Syracuse Grade School
The County Council PTA met at Syracuse Grade School with Syracuse PTA as hostess. About 50 members from nine of eleven units attended. A plan for an annual school of instruction for county council workers was approved, to be led by a state officer. The next meeting is set for February.
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Margaret Neuman
Irene Grueser
Kathryn Brown
Grueser
Esther Harden
Past Chiefs of Magnolia Temple Pythian Sisters meet
The Past Chiefs met at Thelma Grueser’s Cherry Street home with Lena Grueser assisting. Mrs. Mabel Beards led the business meeting. Prizes were won by Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell Mrs. Allie Fisher Nell Thomas and Cora Hines. Halloween refreshments were served.
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Pomeroy
Magnolia Temple Pythian
Thelma Grueser
Cherry St
Lena Grueser
Mabel Beards
Elizabeth Campbell
Allie Fisher
Nell Thomas
Cora Hines
Farewell Party for Mrs Marie Williams Hosted in Lincoln Heights
Mrs Frances Plemary and Mrs Mildred Shuster hosted a farewell party for Mrs Marie Williams at Mrs Shuster home in Lincoln Heights on Wednesday. Williams plans to move to Tiltonsville midmonth with decorations suited to Halloween and corsages crafted from gardens. Attendees included Mrs Clara Shuster Mrs Susie Seyfried Mrs Hortense Jobb Mrs Phyllis Mullen Mrs Agnes Singer Mrs Vena Clifford and Mrs Frances Cady.
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Phyllis Mullen
Agnes Singer
Vena Clifford
Frances Cady
Sacred Heart Guild Plans Halloween Party In Pomeroy
The Sacred Heart Guild met at the Sacred Heart Auditorium with Mrs. George Hackett Sr. presiding. Father Balliard spoke as plans for a Halloween party were discussed. A nominating committee was formed and about fifty members attended. New member Mrs. R. D. Young joined.
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Pomeroy
Sacred Heart Guild
Sacred Heart Auditorium
George Hackett, Sr
Father Balliard
Pomeroy Bend Grange Holds Meeting and Booster Night Plans
The Pomeroy Bend Grange met at the OOF Hall with Worthy Master C. L. Heaton presiding. The charter was draped for the late Judge Edgar Ervin and Jacob Roller. The obligation was given to Mayor Sidney Spencer. Booster Night events were planned, including a dance and party. Planning committee members were Carl Smith Ray Tracy Sr Charles Legar and Jay Meyers. Kitchen committee members included Mrs Ray Tracy Sr Mrs John Terrell Mrs John Bowen Mrs Olan Goodwin and Mrs Meda Gibbs. Lecturer was Mrs John Terrell and Mrs Meda Gibbs conducted games and stunts.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
C. L. Heaton
Edgar Ervin
Jacob Roller
Sidney Spencer
Carl Smith
Ray Tracy Sr
Charles Legar
Jay Meyers
John Terrell
John Bowen
Olan Goodwin
Meda Gibbs
Woodard Rites Planned for Tuesday in Pomeroy
Funeral services for Harvey Woodard 90 will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Ewing Funeral Home. He was a Christian Church member and Redman Lodge charter member. Survivors include wife Amanda Bailey Woodard two daughters Bertha Russell and Lillie Hauck two sons Wilbur and Albert Woodard of Pomeroy. Burial in Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may call until services.
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Lillie Hauck
Wilbur Woodard
Albert Woodard
Pomeroy
Jennie Oliver
Edson Roush Farm Chosen for State Contest
POMEROY Meigs County selects Edson Roush Farm to represent the county in Ohio’s best reclaimed farm contest. County agent C E Blakeslee. Edison Hobestetter and Cleveland Farmers Club judges evaluated the Roush farm with 59 entries statewide. Final ratio to be announced after all judging is complete.
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Pomeroy
Edson Roush
Edison Hobestetter
C. E. Blakeslee
Meigs County
Ohio
Cleveland Farmers’ Club
Roush Farm
Handwound wound ends officer’s window fall injury
Patrolman Donald Ohlinger required stitches to close a gash on his hand after he slipped and struck a window. The incident occurred during a routine duty call in Middleport.
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Middleport
Donald Ohlinger
Grace Guild Meets At Parish House
The Grace Episcopal Church Guild met Wednesday at the Parish House. Mrs. Cedric Clark presided during a business session in the absence of Mrs. Fred Crow Jr. Mrs. Clark chaired the meeting and led the discussion.
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Mary Carolyn
Phil Edwards
L. D. Diles
Harry Young
Young
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Mason
Fred Kesterson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Kesterson
Hazel VanCooney
James Clatworthy
Albert Ebershath
W. Raub
Carl Vanderhoof
Margaret Lee
Vanderhoof
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Chet Haddox
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Jackson
Ll. A. Triplett
Herman Haddox
Thomas Boggs
Gallia County
James Weber
Fort Lauderdale
Webers
C. Ry. . Young
Lula Belie Hampton
Zueletta Smith
H. C. Holmes
Smith's Ferry
Frank Hoyer
Lakewood
P.S. Mills
Akron
Thomas Evans
Columbiana
Wallace Russell
Russell
Tommy
Carpenter
Carol Gorby
W. E. Jeffers
Office of Recorder
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Rocksprings Grange
County
PTA Council
Woodard
Edson Roush Farm
Liberty
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John Ireland
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Paul Douglas
Jean Peters
Cesar Romero
Keenan Wynn
Joan Davis
Arthur Treacher
Winchester
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Bendvue
Ida Lupine
Howard Duff
Stephen McNally
John Litel
Peggy Dow
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