Community Notes From Minersville And Letart Falls
Feature on 84 year old Allie Fisher of Minersville known as a lively club and church member who bikes with her grandson and once sleds with another grandson. Also mentions Paul and Mrs. Simon expanding a market and shoe store on W Second St. and a birthday note for Billy Grimm Letart Falls. Nick Coates highlighted as a top Marietta College halfback prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Fisher
Allie
Ronnie Fisher
Dutchtown Hill
Ronnie
Paul Simon
W. Main
Mrs. Simon
W. Second St
Simons
Billy Grimm
Ernest Grimm
Letart Falls
Grimm
Columbus
Nick Coates
Marietta College
Nick
Local notices mix with regional business moves and contact update
Ed Stark eyes moving the clock from Central Elementary to the county courthouse. William G. McQuigg, former Pomeroy resident, is highlighted by Art Stitt in the Golden Spinx edition. Stitt notes McQuigg’s promotion to regional sales promotion manager for Chevrolet in Detroit. A Chester exchange phone number 985 3396 is listed as a current contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stark
Pomeroy
National Counter Intelligence Corps
Aren
Racine
Art Stitt
William G. McQuigg
Stitt
Bill
Buffalo
Detroit
Flint
Cleveland
Chevrolet
General Motors
Chester Exchange
D Of A Plans Inspection And Oct Meeting
POMEROY The Daughters of America council met with 33 members to plan the annual inspection for Oct 17. Margaret Tuttle presided while Helen Wolfe and Mary Rose were reported ill at Holzer Hospital. A layette shower for Barbara Grindstaff was planned for Oct 3 and books were to be audited before the Oct 3 session at 7 30 p m. A potluck supper celebrated quarterly birthdays with guests honored at a decorated table and birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Frederick
Ellis Hannum
Letha Koblentz
Doris Grueser
Dorothy Ritchie
Eleanor Wells
Laura Mae Hartung
Letha Kraueter
Glenna Hayes
Violet Hill
Elizabeth Wickham
Mary K. Holter
Girl Scout Leaders Camp Planned at Camp Sandy Bend
Announcement for a Girl Scout leaders camp October 13 to 15 at Camp Sandy Bend. Fee is 2 dollars payable to the Girl Scout office by October 6. Attendees should arrive by 10 a.m. October 13 with a nosebag lunch sleeping bag blankets warm clothing heavy shoes a raincoat and boots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy — A
Girl Scout
Camp Sandy Bend
Church Plans Fall Activities for World Wide Communion Day
The Syracuse First United Presbyterian Church will hold a 9 a.m. World Wide Communion Day service led by William Winebrenner as elder placement head and Maggie Biddle in charge of the elements. Fall events include a November 19 Thanksgiving service and a November 16 family night. An organ fund begins with an apple butter sale chaired by Mrs. Tom Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Tom Clark
Leads Circle In Program POMEROY
The Friendly Circle of the Federated Church met Tuesday evening to discuss The Mission of the Church in Service. Narrators included Mrs. Albert Woodard Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr Mrs. Charles Strauss and Mrs. Campbell. Plans were made for October altar duties and Lions Club dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ralph Campbell
Friendly Circle of the Federated Church
Albert Woodard
Elza Gilmore, Jr
Charles Strauss
Campbell
Phil Globokar
Strauss
Lions Club
Women's Guild
Fred Leifheit
Elizabeth Fick
Mary Virginia Reibel
Minersville Man Harris Injured At Midwest Steel Co
Lewis Harris of Minersville, known as Smoke Harris, was confined to Meigs General Hospital in Pomeroy after being struck in the stomach by equipment at Midwest Steel Co. He was transported to the hospital by ambulance Wednesday morning for injuries believed to be serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs General Hospital
Midwest Steel Co
Lewis
Smoke) Harris
Minersville
Harris
Hubbard and Wilt Named in Syracusian Case
Donald Leslie Hubbard, 22, of Syracuse and Linda Sue Wilt, 17, of Middleport are identified in a report detailing a local incident. Their ages and hometowns are specified in the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Leslie Hubbard
Syracuse
Linda Sue Wilt
Middleport
Laundry industry processes vast 24 million tons annually
The professional laundry sector handles about 24 million tons of dirty clothing and linens each year, reflecting large scale operations across the industry.
Primitive charcoal making through earth covered logs
A historical note describes early charcoal production where wood is set alight and earth is spread over the embers to control burn and convert wood to charcoal. This method illustrates basic fuel processing practices used in ancient economies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Fisher
Albert Coates
Steak House
Goessler
Jewelry
Pomeroy, Ohio
Pomeroy Cement Block
FERO
Girl Scouts
The
Amana
H.P
B.T.U
Ohio
Elisabethville
U.N
Congo
Katanga
ACK
Orson
Banson
Middleport Department Store
Pontiac
Tempest
America
Boondocks
Algeo Motor Sales
E. State Street
Victor Borge
Cbs-Tv
Athens, Ohio
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