Central School Halloween Party Draws 400 to 500 Attendees
About 400 to 500 people attended the annual Central School Halloween party in the Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium. Prizes went to Mary Bowers and several students across grades for costumes. A large group of teachers organized games, stands, and activities with Miss Fatie Ertewine and Genevieve Stobart leading the grand march. Door prizes included a cake from Parmerey Pastry Shop and a scarf from Mrs. Carl Hendricks.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Junior Hick School
Mary Bowers
Linda Ann
Chris Tompkins
Dennis Evnon
Eddie Bill
Dennis Moore
Patricia Owens
Bernice Hines
Linda Owens
Parmecoy Pastry
Carl Hendricks
Chest X Rays Surpass 3000 Goal in County Unit
The mobile tuberculosis health unit in Tope county finished its tour at Tuppers Plains with 475 X rays, bringing the total to 3350. Workers named include Dally Boring Naomi Chaffee Mariene Newland Joasce Burke Beulah Strauss Mrs Ford and Mrs Eliza beth Smith. Mrs Bradford credited officials of the Tuberculosis and Health Association and the County Health Department for the public reception and thanked the unit’s typists and electricians.
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Tuppers Plains
Uni
Naomi Chaffee
Mariene Newland
Joasce Burke
Toppers Plains
Beulah Strauss
Ford
Middleport
Elizabeth Smith
County Health House
Bradford
Tuberculosis and Health Association
County Health Department
Chester High School honors six weeks honor roll
Chester High School reports twenty two freshmen and upperclassmen named to the honor roll for the first six weeks. Principal R R Gray announced the list including Mary Ellen Andrew Janice Bailey Roger Buckley Shirley Ginther Elva Young Janet Osborne Norma Hawk Marilyn Sevatt Rosemary Rose John Riehel Sue Lambert Ada m Bissell Betty Carr Ralph Knight Rosemary Slack Judith Lambert Richard Beards Gayann Gaul Marilyn Burkley George Glaze Madalyn Brown John Metzer.
Local residents attend events across state and area
Mrs. Carl Mattox and Mrs. Eustace Wilson attended a school carnival in Nitro with others from Point Pleasant. Several families hosted gatherings for birthdays and visits, including trips to Charleston and New Haven. Airmen Mickey Williams and Williams visit relatives while pending assignments shift to Camp Kilmer for France deployment. Harriett McIntosh recovers from an eye infection and expects two weeks absent from Central Grade School duties.
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Carl Mattox
Eustace Wilson Giidson
Ands
Point Pleasant
B. J. Willianson
Columbus
Herbert Coates
Stephen and
Christine
W. W. Hayens
Hayes
Jo Hardy
Jacksons Mill
Walliams
Camp Klimer N. J
France
Charles Werry
New Haven
Ralph Gibbs
Raymond Smith
Jack
Danny West
Naval Base
Bainbridge
Jn Snowden
Beulah Neutaling
Truman Russell
J. C
Anita Sue
Tale
Eddie
Gene
Pamela Fay
Halifax
Lena Huber
Harriett McIntosh
Nye Ave
Central
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Pomeroy Society Hosts Masked Halloween Party
About 100 Sacred Heart Church children attended a Thursday Halloween party in the church auditorium. Prizes were awarded for best costumes in each grade, with multiple winners and a grand march. Refreshments followed as games and dancing provided evening entertainment.
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Lillian Wedge
Ricky Cluff
Jack Bacan
Jerry Wiles
Démie
Phil Medet
Jo Hillen Foltred
Charles Gloeckner
Bill Jeric
Sacred Tieart Guild
Gorge Adams
Raster
Priarty
Pomeroy
Mon Lolee
Alv
Harold Lohse
Sondra Smith
Charlie, Swisher
Bill Anderson
Bobby Jones
Halloween Party At Meigs County Children’s Home
About 40 guests attended a masked Halloween party hosted by the Meigs County Children's Home. George Hoffner, Jackie Thomas, Maiden, and Polly Ann received costume prizes as the children entertained with games and refreshments provided to the hosts.
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Pomeroy
George Hoffner
Jackie Thomas
Maiden
Polly Ann
Meigs County
Club To Help Sponsorship Of Student
A local effort named Club To Help Sponsorship OF Student proposes funding a student’s enrollment in northeastern Ohio universities. Led by Amsbaty president of Ghee menting, the group lists contributors including Myre Fores, Hactiel, Ben Bhilsem, and others, seeking support from the community.
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Atadert
Wiheastern
Ohi UuMiverade Fz
Amsbaty
Ghee Menting
Pereguer
Jarden Club Meeting Slated For Monday at Nolan Home
Sunday Missenger reports the Jarden Club will meet Monday at the home of ML 29 HW Nolan in Malin County. Demonstration agent Nolan will be guest speaker sharing a program outline and local interests.
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Monda
ML 29 HW
Nolan
Malin County
Will Ae
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