Charles C. Reed 75 Dies At Camden Clark Hospital
Chester Two resident Charles C. Reed 75 died Wednesday at Camden Clark Hospital Parkersburg West Virginia. A farmer and former 18 year teacher on Chester Board of Education he was an elder and teacher at Keno Church of Christ. Survived by wife Mary two daughters eight grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Keno Church of Christ with burial at Tuppers Plains Church of Christ Cemetery. viewing at home beforehand.
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Tuppers Plains
Charles C. Reed
Chester Two
Camden- Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
Reed
Chester
Keno Church of Christ
Tuppers Plains Church of Christ
Special Day For Prayer Set By World Service Society
POMEROY The denominational day of prayer was announced for Sept 27 by the Woman's Society of World Service during a meeting at the home of Mrs William Frecker. Mrs James Will is in charge of the day of prayer services with membership chairwoman for the next month Mrs Weeks.
Ohio Power Employes Hold Logan Outing
About 250 Ohio Power Co. employees will attend the Southern Division Veterans’ Assn. outing September 7 at the Isaac Walton League Club House on Lake Logan. Twenty two new members will be initiated. Attending locals include Robert Morris 36 years Henry Dailey 23 years Robert Harden 22 years and C W Kirkland 21 years. New officers to be installed include Clyde W Kirkland Pomery trustee.
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Pomeroy
Ohio Power Co
Employes’ Assn
Isaac Walton
Lake Logan
Robert Morris
Henry Dailey
Robert Harden
C. W. Kirkland
Cylde W. Kirkland
Hammer beating case stalled as court action awaits outcome
POMEROY. Manley Ellsworth Gettys 74 of Rutland Route 1 allegedly struck his wife with a hammer during a Wednesday morning argument at their Happy Hollow home. Mrs Gettys was hospitalized. she is not in serious condition. Prosecutor Bernard Fultz said legal action depends on her recovery. if she dies Gettys could face mental assessment in Lima.
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Pomeroy
Manley Ellsworth Getty
Rutland
Bernard Fultz
Mrs. Getty
Holzer Hospital
Middleport
Gettys
Happy Hollow
Fultz
Robert Hartenbach
Meet the Middleport football coaches draw 75 fans
About 75 football fans attended a Meet the Coaches night in the Middleport High School cafeteria. Frank Eschelman introduced head coach, with assistants Robert D. Wise and Howard W. Gilger, who are on the Middleport High squad for 1961-62. The team opens the season at Rutland Saturday. New officers for 1961-62 include Owen Bratton as president, James Johnson as vice president, Curtis Jenkinson as financial secretary, and Mrs. Myron Miller and Mrs. Flossie Allensworth as recording secretaries.
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Middleport Athletic Boosters Association
Harold Thomas
Frank Eschelman
Robert D. Wise
Howard W. Gilger
Wise
Gilger
Middleport High School
Rutland
Owen Bratton
James Johnson
Curtis Jenkinson
Myron Miller
Flossie Allensworth
Birthday party honors Con Young in Middleport
The Middleport birthday anniversary of Con Young was observed with a dinner. A cake from his sister Mrs. Vincent Young of Erie was cut after a three course turkey dinner by Mrs. Con Young. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones of Lakin, Mr. and Mrs. William Diltz and son William of Columbus, Mrs. Earl Braxton and Clyde Robinson of Cincinnati, and David Jackson of Pomeroy.
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Middleport
Con Young
Golden Rule Class Chooses Fund Projects at Meeting
The Golden Rule Class of the Pomeroy Church of Christ met at Mrs Denver Kapple's home and voted to sell Christmas ecards corsages and note paper to raise funds. They also approved purchasing paint for the church roof. Mrs Kapple and her daughter Phyllis helped with refreshments.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Church of Christ
Denver Kap
Melvin Smith
Kapple
Phyllis
Directors to Meet Pomeroy at Meigs County Fair
The Meigs County Agricultural Society board of directors will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the fair board office on the Rock Spring fair grounds.
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Pomeroy
The
Meigs County Agricultural Society
Fair Board
Rock Spring Fairgrounds
Fined student $500 for unemployment fraud in Meigs Court
John H. Hetzer, 20, of Reedsville, received $1260 in unemployment benefits while a full time college student. Judge Emmet W. Peoples suspended six months in jail and fined $500 with two years probation and repayment of the illegal benefits. Investigator Earl Weaver noted the fraud and the case amount.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Emmet W. Peoples
John H. Hetzer
Reedsville
Earl Weaver
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Hetzer
Weaver
Bureau
Theobald Plans Wedding For Darylene Cox Of Columbus
Mr and Mrs William F Theobald announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of their daughter Darylene to William E Cox both of Columbus The open church ceremony is set for Sunday September 10 at 2 30 pm at the Indianola Church of Christ with a reception in the church social rooms Theobald family formerly lived in Middleport
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Middleport
William F. Theobald
Arden Rd
Columbus
Darylene
William E. Cox
Indianola Church of Christ
Theobald
Plan Rummage Sale in Middleport by Meigs Temple
Plans for a rummage sale to be held October 4 to 6 were made by Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters meeting at the K of P Hall Tuesday evening. Mrs Nathan Biggs, supreme chief, presided over the session after a potluck dinner.
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Middleport
Meigs Temple Pythian
K. of P. Hall
Nathan Biggs
Three Jailed in Meigs County Home Break-Ins
Sheriff Hartenbach reports six Long Bottom break ins in a month and a half. Athens County juveniles aided the case. an 18-year-old suspect is sought. Arrests include Charles Sargent Roger Gilkey Darrell Young and Mary Mitchell all connected to incidents in Meigs and Athens counties.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Long Bottom
Robert Hartenbach
Hartenbach
Athens County
Athens
Charles Sargent
Pomeroy Route 1
Roger Gilkey
Millfield
Darrell Young
Shade
Russell Casteel
Sargent
Mary Mitchell
John C. Bacon
Lewis Marchi
Gallipolis
Darwin
Young, Sargent and
Gilkey
Club Decides To Entertain On Halloween
The Middleport Volunteer Fire Department auxiliary met at the firehouse on Tuesday evening to plan a Halloween party set for Oct. 17. Mrs. David Jenkins, president, led the meeting. Mrs. Gerald Anthony resigned as secretary and Mrs. Thomas Hannigan was elected to fill the post. Prizes were awarded during a social hour to Mrs. Lee Smith Mrs. Herbert Gilkey and Mrs. Jenkins with the traveling prize going to Mrs. Jenkins. Refreshments were served to several members including Mrs. Robert McElhinney Mrs. James Daniels Mrs. John Vroman and Mrs. Emmett Shuler.
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Middleport
David Jenkins
Gerald Anthony
Thomas Hannigan
Lee Smith
Herbert Gilkey
Jenkins
Everett Bachner
Robert McElhinney
James Daniels
John Vroman
Emmett Shuler
Lambert Family Reunion At Lake Jackson
The Lambert family reunion took place at Lake Jackson on August 27. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lambert, Mrs. Joseph Johnson and her sons Everett Ray, Larry Gene, Kenneth Alan, Miss Brenda Wagner, Mrs. Nelda Wise and daughters Dreama Lee Sandra Jean Donna Lynn Cecelia, Joy Loraine, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lambert Charlotte Donnie David Cheryl Janice Barnett Becky Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Haning of Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and son Stevie of Athens.
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Pomeroy
Lambert
Lake Jackson
Everett Lambert
Joseph Johnson
Everett Ray
Larry Gene
Kenneths Alan
Brenda Wagner
Nelda Wise
Dreama Lee
Sandra Jean
Donna Lynn
Cecelia
Kenneth Grover
Joy Loraine
Gene Lambert
Charlotte
Donnie
David
Cheryl
Janice Barnett
Becky Barnett
Harley Haning
Cecil Gillogly
Stevie
Athens
Man Receives Fines on Resisting Arrest and Intoxication
Gerald Arnold of Condor Street Pomeroy was fined 50 dollars plus costs for resisting arrest and 5 dollars plus costs for intoxication when he appeared before Mayor Kenneth McElhinney on Wednesday.
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Middleport
Gerald Arnold
Condor Street
Pomeroy
Kenneth McElhinney
Pomeroy Prep Sums Meigs PTA Instruction Night
Meigs County PTA Council hosts a school of instruction in the new Pomeroy elementary building on Sept 28 at 7 30 p m. Howard Nolen of Syracuse leads parliamentary procedure. Sally Schaff of Middleport covers special education. FE Sherow of Athens discusses PTA funds. Janet Korn covers radio. Bob Hoeflich speaks on newspapers. J G Bintz of Zanesville attends as Southeast district director.
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Pomeroy
PTA
Meigs County
PTA Council
Howard Nolen
Syracuse
Sally Schaff
Middleport
FE. S. Sherow
Athens
The
Ohio Conference of Parents and Teachers
Janet Korn
Bob Hoeflich
J. G. Bintz
Zanesville
Veeting Date Announced For Chester Grade School Meet
Chester Council and Daughters of America met at the hall with Margaret Tuttle in charge. Treva Clark presented the first official communication as state counselor and Esther Wright reported on the Cincinnati state session. A silent auction is set for Sept. 19 and a layette shower for Barbara Grindstaff on Oct. 3. A Past Councilors meeting is planned for Sept. 13 at the hall.
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Pomeroy
Chester
Chester Council
Daughters of America
Margaret Tuttle
Treva Clark
Esther Wricht
Cincinnati
Ways and Means
Barbara Grindstaff
Two Drivers Fined in Meigs County Court
Court records show Clifford Callahan of Marietta fined 100 dollars and costs with three days in jail for driving while intoxicated. John Hawley fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless operation in Judge Emmet W. Peoples court.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Emmet W. Peoples
Clifford Callahan
Marietta
John Hawley
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