Miss Janis Hauck Honored At Shower
Miss Janis Hauck bride elect of Ronald Evans was guest of honor at a shower Saturday night at the James Pullen residence on Brownell Ave. The couple will wed in an open church ceremony at 2 30 p m on Sunday Nov 4 at the church, likely in Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Janis Hauck
Ronald Evans
James Pullen
Brownell Ave
Miss Hauck
Mr. Evans
Middleport Church of Christ
Susan Pullen
Sue Allensworth
Carolyn Goeglein
Reva Beach
Pearl Bunce
Wallace Bradford
Allen Jenkinson
Mildred Roush
Wendell Gerlach
A. A. Scarberry, Jr
Mark Evans
O. E. McKinley
Steve Bailey
Jan Hauck
Audrey Frost
Pat Lowery
Cinda Morris
Beverly Perrin
Roy Mayer
Nancy Jo Mayer
Lillie Hauck
Avery Goeglein
Walter Bunce
Robert McElhinney
Joann van Meter
Karen Theiss
Edward Evans
Carman Evans
Elota Webb
Lucille Norris
Judy Sauer
Pullen
Richard Pickens
Jack Satterfield
Richard Roller
Harold Wilson
Lawrence Lee
Norman Yeanger
Jane Gilkey
Richard Jones
Sarah Hanningan
Darlene Justice
Howard Byers
Clyda Taylor
Donald Hauck
Marianne Woodgerd
Janice Zirkle
Coleen Wilson
State Meet Arranged Details Shared by Rose Garden Club
Mrs. Holter presented the October state meeting held in Toledo with Rose Garden Club members at the homes of Mrs. Ulah Swan and Mrs. Lindsey Lyons. She described the prize winning setup, flower preparation methods, and used designs. An exchange of fall bulbs occurred, and letters from regional director Mrs. Ara Swisher and former member Mrs. D. E. Livingst on were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Homer Holter
Toledo
Rose Garden Club
Ulah Swan
Lindsey Lyons
Holter
Frederick Goebel
Ara Swisher
D. E. Livingston
Cincinnati
John Arbaugh
A. M. Cox
Norman McCain
Howard Caldwell
Swan
Goebel
McCain
Anniversary Observed By Rutland Church of Christ
The Rutland Church of Christ marked its 133rd anniversary and homecoming on Oct. 14 with a Sunday School service led by Supt. Victor Braley. Ernie Johnson delivered a sermonette and duets were performed by Mrs. Ethel Nelson and Thelma Michael. A quartet sang Who Will Follow Jesus with Sabra Canaday on piano. A noon basket dinner featured flower arrangements by Rutland Friendly Gardeners. Out of town guests included Mrs. Flossie Weismiller and numerous families from Columbus Jackson Paden City Massillon Zanesville and Kentucky Christian College among others attended the afternoon program led by Connie Haley with Rev. Donald Ashton as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland Church of Christ
Victor Braley
Ernie Johnson
Ivory Palaces
Ethel Nelson
Thelma Michael
Leona King
Kathy Thomas
Beverly
Gloria Thompson
Connie Haley
Jesus
Sabra Canaday
Rutland Friendly Gardeners
Donald Ashton
Jackson
Bradford
Zion
Flossie Weismiller
Dennis Atkeson
W. H. Taylor
Judy Taylor
Vicky Taylor
Roy Barton
Columbus
Alma Brown
Akron
Melvin L. Kendle
Paden City
W. Va
Mildred Barton
Grovenort
J. B. Mc.Farland
Massillon
Elsie Deem
Nelsonville
D. G. Ashton
J. D. Catlett
G. G. Garvin
Mark Catlett
Zanesville
Roma Grimes
East Fultenham
Mead Pierce
Kentucky Christian College
Herbert Miller
Wayne King
Leslie Ervin
Wilbur Theobald
Lawrence Milhoan
Middleport
Vonn McKnight
Darlene Smith
Philip Smith
Eugene Underwood
Robert Hoover
Pomeroy
Charlotte Lambert
R. C. Steffy
Zion Church
Glenn Evans
Kathryn Evans
Ronnie Russell
Bradford Church
Surprise 16th birthday party for Dan ny Tillis
Mrs. Johna thon Tillis hosted an unexpected celebration for her son Dan ny Tillis on his sixteenth birthday October 11. Attending were Jerry and Ronny Black, Jerry and Jean Tillis, Joetta Earlwein, Jean Siders, Bill Hill, Chery Long, Peggy Tillis, and Saundra Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Johnathon Tillis
Danny
Jerry and
Ronny Black
Jerry
Jean Tillis
Joetta Earlwein
Jean Siders
Bill Hill
Chery Long
Peggy Tillis
Saundra Dean
Miller family hosts dinner in Middleport and local events
The Miller family and relatives from Columbus Grove City Wooster Pom eroy and Middleport gathered for a dinner in Middleport. Upcoming events include The Martin Luther Story film at Pomeroy Nazarene Church and a free clothing day at the Pomeroy Salvation Army Headquarters. Ninety one Meigs County residents cast absentee ballots for the Nov 6 election with a deadline of 4 p.m. Nov 1. The Ladies Auxiliary of Feeney Bennett Post American Legion will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the post home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Doyle Miller
Jack Miller
Columbus
Louis Smith
Grove City
Elmer Miller
Wooster
Carl Roach
Pomeroy
Ronald Miller
Dale Miller
Ohio University
Martin Luther Story
Pomeroy Nazarene Church
Union and
Mulberry Aves
Eugene Figge
Proctorville
Pomeroy Salvation .Army
Butternut Ave
Meigs County
Ladies Auxiliary
Feeney-Bennett Post
American Legion
Post
Feeney-Bennett Post 128
Treasurer Reports Village Funds Balance
Middleport treasurer Mrs. Charlotte Perrin presented a report showing $40,233.08 total village funds as of the first of the month. Fund balances include general $19,433.39, street maintenance $5,917.39, state highway $1,389.88, parking meters $1,084.83, cemetery operating $1,737.84, cemetery trusts $143.94, swimming pool $1,792.66, bond retirement $16,171.34, fire truck $1,704.49. The only fund in the red is the fire equipment fund by $142.68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Charlotte Perrin
Meigs General Hospital Discharges Patient List
Meigs General Hospital at Langsville Middleport and Pomeroy lists discharge of Roy Russell with accompanying names Joseph Smith William Hall and Jay Myer noted in notes from Meigs facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smith
Langsville
William Hall
Middleport
Jay Myer
Pomeroy
Roy Russell
Wilkesville Garden Club Meets At Mrs Emerson Duffy Home
Wilkesville residents and guests gathered as Mrs Emerson Duffy hosted the Wilkesville Garden Club. New president Mrs Harley Strong led a brief meeting with devotions by Mrs Earl Cary. A cake decorating demonstration by Mrs Stanley Pendleton of Columbus followed. Next meeting set for Nov 7 with Mrs James Jackson. Members asked to bring sandwiches and cookies.
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Wilkesville
Emerson Duffy
Bible Class Meeting and Local Social News
Hartford Ladies Bible Class hosts monthly gathering with devotional by Mrs. Myde McKnight and recreation led by Mrs. Lena Knight and Mrs. Beulah Gibbs. Guests and members listed. next meeting at Edna Wayland's home. Also notes on weekend visits and a rear-end auto accident in Pomeroy. Middleport Boosters to screen Middleport Nelsonville game film. Xi Gamma Mu Beta Sigma Phi staged a Hawaiian luau at Joyce Williamson home with costumes, decorations, prizes, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Helen Gibbs
Lois Ann
Hartford Methodist Church
Myde McKnight
Lena Knight
Beulah Gibbs
Bess Smith
Sue Kell
Edna Wayland
Nellie McKnight
Elizabeth Gruesser
Jennie Stone
Nondas Fields
Esther McKnight
Helen Riffle
Joyce Williamson
Xi Gamma Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Islands
Pearl Welker
Clarice Krautter
Velma Rue
Ann Rupe
Joyce
Phyllis Mullen
Welker
Mrs. Krautter
Louise Thomas
Marcia Hobstetter
Marge Crow
Peggy Curtis
Norma Amsbury
Jean Blazewicz
Sarah Gibbs
Reva Vaughan
Nona Story
Ellen Andrews
Jane Brown
Operation Santa Claus at Athens State Hospital
Report notes 114 Meigs Countians confined at Athens State Hospital and launches Operation Santa Claus to deliver gifts. Donations must be new or unused and sent to Mrs. Charlotte Cox by December 3 with wrapping supplies. Useful items include clothing, toiletries, books, games, and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens State Hospital
Charlotte Cox
Athens
Firemen Seek New Pumper Tanker Truck for Village
Firemen told the village council a new combination pumper tanker is needed within six months to a year. The department cited a 1000 gallon tanker needing major repair and discussed using up to 5000 dollars toward a replacement with funds from outlying areas also being raised. A federal aid program for a new fire headquarters was noted, and the panel referred the truck matter to a fire committee for further discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Fire Department
Don Mills
Gerald Anthony
Larry Baker
Lewis Ellis
Mills
Anthony
William D. Childs
Com
Childs
Gene Grate
Lee Smith
William Lowe
Seventh and Pearl Sts
Chester Club Hears Talk On Herbs And Meeting Plans
Mrs. Gary Dill hosted the Chester Community Home Demonstration Club luncheon with help from Mrs. Roger Keller and Mrs. Janet Gooch. Members sampled herbs, received literature, and chose three study subjects for achievement day. Attending were Mrs. Reid Young, Mrs. Woodrow Mora, Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs. Selah Mora, Mrs. Frances Spencer, Mrs. Patricia Holter, and Mrs. Freda Young. guests included Mrs. Freeman Williams, Mrs. Gertrude Frank, Mrs. Earl Dill, and Mrs. Nevada Beaver. The next meeting, a Christmas workshop, will be held Wednesday November 14 at Frances Spencer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Gary Dill
Chester Community Home Demonstration Club
Roger Keller
Janet Gooch
Woodrow Mora
Homer Holter
Selah Mora
Frances Spencer
Patricia Holter
Freda Young
Freeman Williams
Gertrude Frank
Earl Dill
Nevada Beaver
PTA Hears Health Talk At Chester Meeting
Dr B J Allison county health department commissioner spoke on the department's organization and functions at the Chester PTA meeting. County health nurse Maxine Hobstetter described department duties. Edna Wood led the session as minutes from band boosters were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Hobstetter
Edna Wood
Dwicht Milhoan
Safety But Patrol
AAA
Samuel Michael
Reid Young
Frances Spencer
Tripp
Apple Butter Made By Syracuse Church Group
Syracuse members of the First United Presbyterian Church and friends produced 80 gallons of apple butter recently. Helpers included Pearl McBride Thomas Clark Don Lisle Daisy Duckworth Ada Slack Terman London Don Cottrill Willis Leadingham George Schneider Titus Pickens Mayme Holmes Robert Harden Arthur Sylvester Florence Harden James Quick Frankie Mumaw Clifford Williams Albert Durst Agnes White Okey Wood Howard Largent Lawrence Diddle David Mills Otho Radford Larry Hubbard Harry Potts Richard Duckworth Flossie Roush Alfred Roots Akron visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
First United Presbyterian Church
Pearl McBride
Thomas Clark
Don Lisle
Daisy Duckworth
Ada Slack
Terman London
Don Cottrill
Willis Leadingham
George Schneider
Titus Pickens
Mayme Holmes
Robert Harden
Arthur Sylvester
Florence Harden
James Quick
Frankie Mumaw
Clifford Williams
Albert Durst
Agnes White
Okey Wood
Howard Largent
Lawrence Diddle
David Mills
Otho Radford
Larry Hubbard
Harry Potts
Richard Duckworth
Flossie Roush
Alfred Roots
Akron
Herb Dinner Held In London Home
Syracuse report notes a Third Wednesday Home Demonstration Club herb dinner at Mrs. Herman London’s home with a list of attendees including Mrs. Howard Nolan and Mrs. Ada Slack. Pomeroy saw Harold Hysell fined $5 and costs after a mayoral intoxication hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Syracuse
Herman London
Howard Nolan
Carroll Norris
Frank Porter
Arthur Essington
William Hayes
Don Cottrill
Brooks Sayre
Ada Slack
Damon Ferrell
Alpha Cottrill
Troy Twilling
Robert Harden
Lawrence Diddle
Herbert Parker
Pomeroy
Harold Hysell
Charles Legar
Deaf Man Perfects Tiny Transistor Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing inventor unveils a compact transistor hearing aid that makes whispers clear. Newsletter style ad invites readers to write HEAR ING, P O Box 8302, Eric Pa for free information with no obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric
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Danny Tillis
Millers
O Culligan Water Conditioning, Inc
W. Stimson Ave
Meigs General Hospital
Racine
Robert Turner
North Robinson
Joe Turner
Gary Turner
Sandra Turner
Roger Beech
Katie Gordon
Jerry Beech
Betty Willams
Harlan Whitlatch
Robert McDaniels
Eldon Will
E. Main St
George Waixer
Nelson Rockefeller
Louis Lefkowitz
New York City
Southern
Charles Hayman
Melvin van Meter
Southern Glee Club
John Q
Glee Club
Cussins & Fearn Store
Athens, Ohio
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Dwight Kuhn
Leonard van Meter
C. R. Stewart
James F. Wiseoun
D. L. Priddy
Holzer
Neil Pickens
Holzer Hospital
Harry Pickens
Mittee
Meigs Memorial Hospital
Meigs
Chester Club
PTA
Barre Guild
Barre
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Lancer
Karr & van Zandi
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Ohio
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