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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1936

Page

3

Wages Taxes Enrich Meigs County Railroads Report

Railroad wage and tax figures for Meigs County are outlined by R. W. Nutting at a Railroad Employer and Citizens League meeting. In August 1936 there were 304 railroad workers across three lines, with payrolls averaging 57 480.84, and 1935 taxes totaling 28 501.62.

Pomeroy Meigs County R. W. Nutting Railroad Employer and Citizens League Railway Express E. C. Willock Railroad Employer and Citizens League E. R. Tompkins Nutting Prcvia League

Gilmore and Hendricks Plead Guilty in Auto Theft Case

Gilmore and William Hendricks, named in the Pomeroy Lawrence case, pleaded guilty at common pleas court for automobile theft and operating a vehicle without the owner’s consent and await sentencing. Ruggles pled not guilty to issuing checks without funds. bond $300. Castle and White pled not guilty to neglect or failure to provide. bonds set at $200.

Pomeroy Lawrence Gilmore William Hendricks Common Pleas Guy R. Ruggles Maynard Castle Fred White

Installation Held by Middleport Auxiliary Officers Installed

Middleport Auxiliary to the American Legion held a called session Monday evening and installed new officers for the coming term. Mrs. Mildred Fowler served as the installing officer and the group adjourned to meet in regular session next Monday evening.

Middleport Ee Post American Levon Mildred Fowler

Pomeroy Visitors Toward Presbyterian Church Talk

Dr Townsend of Marietta and Dr Wilcox of Athens visited Pomeroy on Tuesday to discuss Presbyterian Church business.

Pomeroy Townsend Marietta Wilcox Athens Presbyterian Church

Halloween Social at Olive Orange High School

Tuppers Plains reports the annual Halloween Social will be held October 28 in the high school auditorium with prizes for best and ugliest costumes. Booths bingo and refreshments by Home Economics. Enrollment up this year. first six weeks strong.

Tuppers Plains Olive Orange Amy Dye G. D. Holman Future Home Makers Olive- Orange High School Lila Vineyard Betty Jane Hoffman Sarah Ellen Barton Mildred Coe Agnes Collins Avice Roush

Rummage Sale Planned by Daughters of Union Veterans

The Daughters of Union Veterans announce a rummage sale to be held Saturday October 17 in Pomeroy. Proceeds support local veterans programs and community needs.

Daughters of Union Veterans

Middleport Social News Notes Visitors and Visits

Dr E A Som mers of Chino California visited Monday at the home of his niece Mrs Lawrence Bing in Middleport. Leonard Cook of Dana West Virginia was a visitor Tuesday. Mrs D G Sauer went to Columbus for the rest of the week with Mrs Frank Burmley and family. Marion Allensworth traveled to Dickerson West Virginia to begin work as call boy for the New York Central Railroad. Several families from Pomeroy Langsville and Columbus visited Middleport this week. Otto Hoffman returned home from Toledo, and eastern relatives including Nellie Shell and Abby Sisson visited before departing for Gallipolis and the East. Mrs Anna Steele spent time in Athens with nephew Oscar Cheatham. Mrs Lora Roup entertained three nephews Frank Harpold Jr Edgar and Theodore Harpold for a weekend farewell visit before winter.

Middleport E. A. Sommers Chino Calif Lawrence Bing Second Ave Leonard Cook Dana W. Va D. G. Sauer Columbus Frank Burmley Marion Allensworth Dickerson New York Central Railroad H. E. Allensworth Letart Allensworth Grant St Otto Hoffman Toledo New York Central Vine St Nellie Shell Brooklyn N. Y Harry Sisson Anna Steele Athens Oscar Cheatham Lora Roup Frank Harpold, Jr Bucyrus Edgar Theodore Harpold Mary Pooler Downie Powell Ohio

Homecoming at Bethlehem Church and Social Notes in Racine

Reverend Lasley and wife of Ostrander visited Racine for the Great Bend Bethlehem Church homecoming. Queen Esthers of the M E Church met at Juanita Wrigii’s home. The Women’s Home Missionary Society meets Oct 14 at Mrs. Walter Stewart’s. W J Bell and Mrs Emma McKim visited Parkersburg. Great Bend Baptist homecoming Oct 11 drew a large crowd with a 9 30 Sunday School, welcome address, sermon by Rev T T Shelton and music by the Byers family. William Stewart and Rev Lass ey attended from Dayton. D K Wolf and Kenneth and George Cross returned to Corpus Christi, Texas.

Cincinnati Emma McKim Parkersburg Baptist Church Great Bend T. T. Shelton T. A. Cleland Kenneth George Cross Corpus Christ, Texas

POMEROY SOCIAL NOTES MOVEMENTS AND VISITORS

Pomeroy social notices list moving plans attendance at funerals and family visits. Neal A McCoy and family relocate from Marietta to the Nye home on E Main St while Henry Zeiher travels from Cincinnati for a funeral. Several residents travel to Columbus Gallipolis Athens and Lorain to visit relatives attend services or attend to health matters.

Pomeroy Neal A. McCoy Marietta George Edward Nye E. Main St

Meigs County GOP Plans Pomeroy Meet at Courthouse

A Meigs County Republican gathering for volunteers and friends will convene at the Courthouse in Pomeroy on Wednesday evening. A national speaker will attend to deliver a talk and the public is invited to attend. The meeting starts at an unspecified hour.

Meigs County GOP Pomeroy

Veterans group meeting at N C C F Hall summaries district event

A large crowd attended a Monday evening business meeting at the N C C F Hall. Mrs Richard Campbell reported on the district convention held last Wednesday in Somerset Ohio. After business a Bingo social hour followed with prizes won by Mrs Campbell and Mrs A O Tracy.

Pomeroy Daughters of Union Veterans N.C.C.F. Hall Somerset Ohio Richard Campbell

Marshall Will Speak Pomeroy L A Marshall To Address Ball

Cleveland Republican Congressman at large candidate Pomeroy L A Marshall will be the speaker at the Sunflower Ball held here Friday. In Oakland a police inspector ordered James Clinton to go jump in the bag driving him to undress before an officer arrested him for undressing. Clinton is held for investigation into the incident.

Pomeroy L. A. Marshall Cleveland Oakland Calif U.P James Clinton

Guild of Heath Meets Under New President

The Guild of Heath M E Church in Middleport met Monday night with Mrs. C A Emmish and Mrs. Herb Chambers assisting. Nan Moore, the new president, led the devotional and divided the guild into five groups to plan activities. Refreshments are planned for a church get together Wednesday evening with Dr. Foster of Portsmouth as speaker.

Middleport Guild of Heath M. E. Church C. A. Emmish Fifth Ave Emmish Herb Chambers Nan Moore Dr. Foster Portsmouth

Society Plans Dinner in Middleport

The United Christian Missionary Society of the Church of Christ held its regular meeting on Cole Street with Mildred Hawley in charge. Mrs. F. I. Garner led devotions and Hildreth Stewart spoke on the missionary textbook. A cafeteria dinner was planned for Thursday evening, November 12, from 5 to 7 o'clock.

Middleport United Christian Missionary Society of the Church of Christ Mildred Hawley Cole St F. I. Gardner Hildreth Stewart Miss Hawley

Teachers Receive Checks For First Month At Pomeroy

Pomeroy school teachers were paid on Monday for the first month of the new school year, covering the period that ended Friday.

Pomeroy Pomeroy School

Returned From New York Daughters of America Convention

Mrs. Claude Darst of Pomeroy and Mrs. Mary Hazel Floyd of Portsmouth returned Monday evening from the national convention of the Daughters of America. Both are national officers. Mrs. Floyd returned to Portsmouth Tuesday morning.

Pomeroy Claude Darst Mary Hazel Floyd Portsmouth New York the Daughters of America Darst Floyd

Farewell Dinner Honors Mrs Caldwell At Ashworth Home

Mr and Mrs Elmer Ashworth hosted a farewell dinner on Butternut Ave Monday for Mrs Charla Caldwell who will move to Charleston soon. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Hetzel Miss Nora Nye James T Edwards Fred Fearing Jack Anderson and the honor guest.

Elmer Ashworth Butternut Ave Charla Caldwell Charleston William Hetzel Nora Nye James T. Edwards Fred Fearing Jack Anderson Caldwell

PTA Plans Halloween Party At Central School

The PTA met at the Central School Building Monday evening to plan a public Halloween party. They bought a flag from the band mothers for use in their work. Kerrs Run PTA presented the program and Coalport PTA supplied the refreshments.

Pomeroy PTA Central School Kerrs Run Pta Coalport Pta

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