Laurelville Community Notes From Local Gatherings
Laurelville events report church class at Mrs. George Bowers home with Mrs. Eunice Goodman assisting. Prayers and devotions led by Mrs. Bowers. Nominating committee named Mrs. H T Edwards and Mrs. Arthur Hinton. Winners include Mrs. W K Ross and Mrs. Hinton. door prize Miss Anna Bowers. Various visits and arrivals noted among locals and guests from Windsor Orlando Newburgh Lancaster Atlanta Wadsworth Columbus Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowers
Eunice Goodman
Elwood
C. P. Brown
Orlando, Fla
Dan DeLong
Meigs Employment Survey Opens For Training Courses
A Meigs County employment survey aims to map job needs and training opportunities for students at the new Meigs Local High School. The study, sponsored by the state education department and led by George Hargraves, seeks actual employment opportunities for students and involves employers within commuting distance. The meeting also noted a Forest Run site is too short for a 4000 foot county airstrip lay out and discussed United Fund support and Christmas merchant promotion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County
Meigs
Pomeroy Chamber of
State Department of Education
George Hargraves
United Fund
Denial of Nursing Home Funds Probe Planned
Meigs County Hill Burton funds for the Big Bend Nursing Home face inspection. Delmar A. Canaday and James B. O'Brien traveled to Columbus at Gov. Rhodes' invitation to discuss why the grant was withdrawn and the process to comply before the May 17 deadline. The State Board of Health allowed using the current sewer line but rejected the nursing home group's plan to reuse it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. O’brien
Columbus
John McElroy
James Rhodes
Canaday
Rhodes
Hill-Burton
State Board of Health
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Pomeroy
Kyger Notes Record Weekend Visits Across Ohio And West Virginia
Local column lists numerous families visiting relatives in Columbus Groveport Long Bottom and other towns with occasional moves and births noted. Highlights include Mark birth to William Coiley of Rockland Maine and several weekend gatherings among Stone Eddy Sisson Roush and Lemley families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Silson Kyger
Orville Stone
Cabin Creek
W. Va
Harry Eddy
Michael Stewart
Charles Stewart
Sons
Columbus
Joe Stewart
James Haffey
Groveport
James M. Conkle
Grover Cremeans
Cheshire
Deffie Swisher
Dorcel Larkins
Long Bottom
James Preston
Betty Louden
Virgil Wamsley
Carolyn Sisson
Bob Sisson
Middleport
Wayne Sisson
Linda
Walter Rife
Lark Napier
Detroit
Mich
Roland Rupe
Belore
Jessie Rupe
Wayne Oxyer
Gail Sisson
Ann
Iva Durst
Marion
Lester Elkin
Hillard
Clarence Easton
Fairborn
Tony Elkins
Hillman Easton
Rex
Lemley Circleville
Osher Tribble
Bill Price
William Coiley
Rockland
Maine
Mark
Mildred Lemley
Sandra Mulford
Chillicothe
Dale Mulford
Harold Barnett
Ervin Doyle
Opal
Nancy
Wilmington
Clyde Barnett
Scotty Ward
Ray Lemley
Etta Evans
Iris Fergerson
Columbia
S. C
George Scott
Allen Spears
Richard
Crooksville
Ed Spears
Cameron
NICEF Collection Planned by Plains Methodist Youth
The Plains Junior MYF will solicit door to door for UNICEF on Saturday from 6 to 1 p.m. Gerald Beckley, advisor, said a party would follow at the church educational building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
MYF
Plains Methodist Church
United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund
Gerald Beckley
Methodist Seminars At Heath Church Rally
Faith and outreach seminars were led by Rhonda Hysell Sandy Johnson Robbie Ord and Sherrie Shuler at the Meigs County Methodist Youth Fellowship rally held at Heath Methodist Church. Jennifer Blakeslee presided as Ord opened with devotions. Young people from Middleport Rutland Syracuse Racine and Pomeroy attended. Halloween themed decorations and refreshments complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Meigs County
Heath Methodist Church
Rhonda Hysell
Sandy Johnson
Robbie Ord
Sherrie Shuler
Jennifer Blakeslee
Ord
Miss Shuler
Miss Johnson
Rutland
Syracuse
Racine
Pomeroy
Grange Plans Supper at Pomeroy Hemlock Grange
Hemlock Grange will hold a jitney supper at 5 p.m. Thursday in the Grange hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Pomeroy
Hemlock
Middleport Treasurer Reports City Funds Balance
The Middleport Village treasury shows all funds totaling 93 347 23 with 40 280 05 in the sanitary sewer fund. Monthly receipts of 17 658 68 and disbursements of 6 623 44 are itemized across general cemetery parking space fire and street funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Middleport Village
Treasury
Sanitary Sewer
Richard Bailey
Meigs County
Board of Public Affairs
WSCS Holds Meet Pomeroy A Call to Prayer
The Women's Society of Christian Service conducted a Monday service at Forest Run Methodist Church. Mrs. Ulwin Nease led the program focusing on prayer and self denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Forest Run Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Ulwin Nease
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Laurelville
Celesta Hoy
Robert Harper
Logan Route 2
Trisha Ann
Roderick Allen
Susan Mettler
Newburgh
N. Y
Marvin Allen
Allensville
Melvin Mettler
Charles Austin
Jim Austin
Todd and
Lancaster
Jud Jacobs
Atlanta
Frank Melcher
Wadsworth
Nell Swackhammer
Laurelville - Adelphi Wctu
Ed Fetherofl
Pearl McClelland
Roy Haynes
Michael Rose
Ohio University
Thomas Rose
Hazel McNeal
Eddie Beecher
Jane
Betty Ippolito
Robert Smith
Wiliam McNeal
Diana
Kingston
James Adkins
McNeal
For
Jobs & Progress
Clarence E
Commerce
Hill- Burton
Nursing Home
Bethel 62
International Order of Job’s Daughters
Alma Simpson
Second Ave
Sulit
Dana Ward
New Marshfield
Charles Cochran
Common Pleas Court
Kyeer News
Nicef
the Plains
Mains
Logan, Ohio
City Loar Co
Peoples Life
City & State
J. D. Wooddell
Peoples Life Insurance Company
West State Street
Athens
Ohio
Veglec Se Insurance Company
Washington, D. C
WSCS
William B
Saxbe
John J. Cheste
Riverside Or
Belk's
N. Court St
General Electric Electrical Appliances
G. E. Teflon
Bild Sons
ORY
Aeetseen
Avondale Sport
Belk
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