Meigs County GOP Rally Draws Hundreds in Pomeroy
Meigs County Republicans packed a rally in Pomeroy as local supporters voiced backing on campaign trails. In Middleport, Mrs Marvin Jeffers hosted a birthday party for son Wendell turning five with pink and white cake, games, prizes for Stephen Coats and Bruce Bradford, and gifts from friends. Wendell’s father serves in the U S Navy at Gulfport Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Marvin Jeffers
Wendell
Stephen Coats
Bruce Bradford
U. S. Navy
Gulfport
Miss
Edward
Ronnie Evans
Edward Lee McComas
Carolyn
Donald Jeffers
Milford Lu Hysell
Penetro Nose Drops Ad
An old style medical ad promotes Penetro Nose Drops with two nasal applications to relieve stuffiness. Warning to use only as directed appears in the compact promotional copy.
Negro Speaker Headlines Gathering Meigs County Republicans
Cora Jordan White, a noted Negro speaker, denounced the New Deal as a Cancer on the body of America and asserted there has never been an indispensable man in the nation. Hosted by Meigs County Republican groups, the 8 oclock Courthouse meeting drew full seating and featured State Senator Tom W. Jones and other county candidates. Judge Edgar Ervin spoke on national state and local issues and precinct Day was proclaimed. In Middleport, a Woodman Hall games party raised funds for the Medina Home for the Aged, while garden club members plan a bake sale and salvage auction at Mrs. A. W. McKay s home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom W. Jones
Meigs County
Edith Lama
Benjamin F. Turner
Vic Hisselstein
Herman Beards
Ralph Welker
Clyde Milhone
Meigs
J. E. D. Hartinger
E. A. Titus
Lama
Francis H. Klein
White
Helen Jackson Harper
East Pomeroy
Edgar Ervin
Meigs Men Called To Disaster Scene
Meigs County patrol members led the response at a night airplane crash near Carpenter Experiment Farm. Sheriff Ralph Welker and Captain Frank Johnston arrived first to secure the wreck until military authorities took over, followed by Frank Will Dor Schaefer Alonzo Custer J. M. Thornton and Ernest Lallance.
New Drive To Sell War Bonds Starts Nov 20
Theodore Reed president of the Farmers Bank returned from Columbus where he attended a state war bond chairmen meeting. Plans for the Sixth War Loan drive open Nov. 20 with Meigs County's share set at 712000. Reed will name township and village chairmen and quotas soon. He notes past drives met high quotas and were surpassed with a comfortable margin while praising support for those in uniform.
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Pomeroy
Theodore Reed
Farmers Bank
Columbus
Meigs County
Reed
Two Bands To Appear At Game Tonight
Middleport Marching Band plans a barn dance themed show before the Wellston Middleport game and at halftime. Wellston High School Band will accompany the Golden Rockets, with the football coach also serving as band director. Game starts at 8 p.m. fast time, with flag-raising exercises near 7:50.
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Middleport
Bernard Krinke
Wellston High School
Golden Rockets
Middleport Stadium
Zeiher Funeral Held in Pomeroy for Jake Zeiher
A large crowd gathered at Ewing Chapel to honor Jacob Jake Zeiher a well known shoe salesman. The Ohio Valley Commandery Knight Templar and Elks provided tributes and pallbearers. Rev Ralph Kuether led the service Wednesday at 3 o'clock.
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Pomeroy
Ewing Chapel
Jacob
Jake) Zeiher
Knight Templar
Jake
Ohio Valley Commandery
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Gallipolis
Pomeroy Shakespeare Club meets with fall decor
First meeting of the Pomeroy Shakespeare club was held at Mrs. Louise Reibel's home with a dinner at Mary Jane Coffee Shoppe. Fall flowers and mums corsages marked the event. New president Mrs. A H Rosenbaum led the session. year books and Pan America study materials were shared.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Shakespeare Club
Louise Reibel
Mary Jane
Pan America
Harry Smith
Shakespeare Club
C. EF. Blakeslee
Stamp Rally at Pomeroy Senior High Seeks War Stamps Goal
A special assembly led by Miss Edith Bowen encouraged War Stamps and Bonds sales. Students bought 147.05 worth last week and aim to reach 1,165 by semester end. If achieved, an Army jeep will carry the school name panel and a memento duplicate will be sent. The pledge was led by Robert Story and Jack Rosenbaum followed by patriotic songs urging purchases.
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Pomeroy
Edith Bowen
Pomeroy Senior High
United States
Robert Story
Jack Rosenbaum
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Athens Messenger
Meigsigs County
Wendell Jeffers
Aaa
Rathburn
Rutland, Ohio
G. O. Schmoll
Furniture and Appliance
Ohio
Woodman Hall
Medina
Middleport Garden Club
A. W. McKay
Donald O'Connor
Peggy Ryan
Ann Blythe
Helen Vinson
Helen Broderick
Patrick Knowles
Joel Kupperman
Shorts
Pat O'Brien
Robert Ryan
Ruth Hussey
Frank McHugh
Barton McLane
Richard Martin
Bendvue
Trigger Law
Hoot Gibson
Ken Maynard
Bob Steele
Texas Kid
Johnny Mack Brown
The
Gilbert Roland
Game Tonight
Zeiher
Pomeroy Social Notes
Roscoe Harden
Syracuse
Leota
Willard Kendall
Detroit
Ralph Kuether
Federated Church
Pomeroy High School
Kendall
Sylvester Kendall
Packard Motor Co
Pomeroy Personals
P. I. Clifton
Norfolk
M. D. Hartinger
Mary Jane Coffee
Hartinger
Grace Horton
Victor Bahr
Lila Irene
Lieut. Bahr
Italy
Bahr
Wilma Stivers
Edward Sargent
Frances Elberfeld
Carol Elizabeth
Lancaster General Hospital
Lancaster
Burnell Stephenson
Williamson
W. Va
June Sayre
Freda Koster
Tom Googlein
R. L. Jacobs
Frank Will
Ethan Harper
Dorothy June Cook
War Price and Rationing Board
Patty Shain
Etna Gardner
George Lasher
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Jackson
Robert Heslop
Helen S. Zeiher
Point Pleasant
Jacob Zeiher
Colegroves Market
Middleport, Ohio
Vogue Shoe Shop
Dr. Kohl
Pickens
Luckoff
South Court
Athens
Athens County
Luckoffs
Dres
Moore
Hysell
D. S. Farmer
Mgr
TEN O'Clock Club
Help Elect
Dewey
Bricker Stewart Taft
Republican
North High St
Columbus, Ohio
Republican Campaign Committee
F. D. Schorr
Chesterfields
Melton
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