Pomeroy Street Power Contract Also Is Discussed
Pomeroy Council approved an anti funeral disturbance ordinance and added fire truck clearance rules with fines from five to twenty five dollars. A contract ordinance for Southern Ohio Electric Co. to do business and light streets was given first reading and referred to committee with projected annual savings of about 328 dollars and higher wattage lights for the junior high. The session touched several items but yielded no major actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Council
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Chester Wins Meigs Series
Chester starts a five game series with Parkersburg Viscose at King's Park in Syracuse. Chester defeated Middleport Firemen 5 to 1 in their prior series, showing the Viscose nine as a strong nearby club in this season.
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Pomeroy
Chester
Parkersburg
King's Park
Syracuse
Middleport Firemen
Firemen
Shower and serenade for Mr and Mrs Jesse Justice
A shower and serenade for Mr and Mrs Jesse Justice will be held at the home of A L Cole on Saturday evening September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Jesse Justice
A. L. Cole
Pomeroy Social Notes Recap of Weekend Visitors
A crowded list of visitors and locals lines Pomeroy society notes. Families from Wheeling Columbus Huntington Minersville Cincinnati Athens Gallipolis and Marietta are shown visiting relatives attending events and returning home. Jacob Thomas sustains injuries in a single-vehicle crash near Rutland while hospital cases include Mrs. Glen Roush. The auxiliary prepares for a Drew Webster Post meeting and officers election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Phillips
Betty Phillips
Kate Crop
Columbus
Martin Ohlinger
E. W. Schreiber
Huntington
Schreiber
Bessie Bentz
Lincoln Hill
George Smith Chiles
Point Pleasant
Jean Hines
Margaret Hartenbach
Minersville
Charles Sayre
Hawks Nest
Pearl Phillips
Billy
Phillips
Bent Wolf
Racine
Mary Thomas
Juanita Thomas
Hemlock Grove
Charlotte Thomas
Maxine Ebersbach
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Gertrude Neutzling
Paul Neutzling
Athens
Neutzling
Emma Leifheit
Prospect Hill
Ralph
Earl Zink
William Burch
Cincinnati
George Grueser
Enterprise
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Lillian Gloeckner
Jake Roller
Mulberry Ave
Elsie Hart
W. S. Hart
Ward Williams
Charles Smithner
Clemma McKnight
Pomeroy
Emma Waterman
Eva Simms
Alma Adams
Tommie Thomas
Rutland
Walter Bentz
Jacob
Glen Roush
Drew Webster
Hale at 82 paints Syracuse Methodist Church
John Hallam aged 82 completed painting the highest parts of the Syracuse Methodist Church. Standing on a ladder he did a splendid job and remains hale and hearty, an efficient workman.
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Pomeroy
John Hallam
Syracuse
Hallam
Brownies Plan Prize Contest at Presbyterian Meeting
Brownies led by Miss Virginia Reible held a brief session at the Presbyterian Church. They set a prize contest for fall and winter ending December 12 with points for attendance and judged events like table setting knot tying native study bed making and handicraft. The six top scorers win prizes.
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Pomeroy
Presbyterian Church
Virginia Reible
Elaine Young
Carolyne Kreitler
Mary Waugh
Nedra Wells
Rosemary Nease
Jane
Jean Kreitler
Ruth Brickles
Martha F. Roedel
Mary McCallum
Mary Whaley
Mary F. Foster
Betsy Ebersbach
Peggy Strauss
Eileen
Pauline Andrewa
Racine Social and Personal News Notes
John Circle of Meigs County sanitation supervisor attended a district meeting in Gallipolis. Funeral services for Walter Roush were held in East Liverpool with relatives Mrs Beegle and Mrs Wolfe present. Mrs Minerva Button of Bellaire visits Racine. Mrs Paul Theiss and Mrs Harry Houdashelt head to Cleveland for the American Legion convention. Miss Gertrude Davis returns home to Ravenswood after visiting Racine relatives.
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Racine
John Circle
Meigs County
LaFayette
Gallipolis
Howard Harris
George Beegie
Dorcas
Fred Wolf
Beegle
Wolfe
Walter Roush
East Liverpool
Minerva Button
Bellaire
Robert Crew
Facine
Paul Theiss
Harry Ho
Young Bradbury Child Dies at 20 Months
Mildred Haggy, 20 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs David Haggy of Bradbury, died Sunday at home. Funeral arrangements under Finsterwald are not yet completed.
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Pomeroy
Mildred Haggy
David Haggy
Bradbury
Finsterwald
Meeting Is Postponed by Heath M E Church Class
The Middleport Class No 12 of Heath M E Church postpones the potluck dinner scheduled for Tuesday evening at Mrs Lawrence Milhoans home. Class president is Mrs Oscar Klein with Mrs J W Kincade also listed as president.
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Middleport
Heath M. E. Church
Lawrence Milhoan
Oscar Klein
J. W. Kincade
Licensed to Marry Pomeroy
Marriage licenses issued in probate court include Henry Dorfer 30 a Pomeroy miner and Bertha Caruthers 19 of Middleport. Allen Lemily 25 Leading Creek farmer and Mabbie Compton 23 of Middleport R D 1.
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Pomeroy
Henry Dorfer
Bertha Caruthers
Middleport
Allen Lemily
Parents Will Discuss Band At Pomeroy Meeting
POMEROY parents of Pomeroy High School Band members will meet at City Hall tonight at o o'clock to discuss the band program and public appearances by students beyond regular music instruction. MIDDLEPORT reports Marietta Sunday travel for Past Matrons annual picnic with several attendees. Mrs Steiff performed piano pieces. picnic held in Masonic Park.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
Marietta
R. H. Horden
E. M. Harrah
M. L. French
W. H. Steiff
Vannie Townsend
Fuller Family Reunion and Local Social Notes
New Plymouth report lists the Fuller reunion near Albany on Sunday. Mildred Harris and Mary Bell Boline visited Wanda Williams, also Sunday. William Hopkins hosted relatives, Burt Fuller returned from Hillsboro, Tridely Heinlein and Lavern Fuller back to Ohio University. A birthday party honored Trudely Heinlein’s son on Saturday. Raymond Fuller found new employment in Columbus. Hays Heinlein to Chillicothe hospital Monday. An innocuous meteorological note states polar average near zero and equator around 80 degrees.
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New Plymouth
Charles Fuller
Albany
Mildred Harris
Mary Bell Boline
Wanda Williams
William Hopkins
Burt Fuller
Hillsboro
Tridely Heinlein
Lavern Fuller
Ohio University
Earle Heinlein
Trudely
Raymond Fuller
Columbus
Hays Heinlein
Chillicothe
Community Notes From Middleport On Travels and Visit
Middleport residents share trips to Columbus for Pythian Sisters events and Grand Lodge duties. Families visit relatives at Buckeye Lake and Rutland while others attend the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. Emma Lu Klein’s sudden death brings relatives from Columbus and New York to Pearl Street.
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Middleport
Ray Farmer
W. G. Huddieston
Columbus
Pythian Sisters
Emma Owens
J. B. Downing
J. H. Grate
Downing
Grate
Grand Lodge of Pythian Sisters
Elmer Miller
Marjorie
Rutland
Nelle Armerong
Lee McComas
Carpenter
Mr. McComas
J. O. Leonard
Cleveland
Beulah Lee Smith
R. 8
Kaser
Edith Klein
New York City
Emma Lu Klein
Eva Klein Pearl
Farewell Party Honors Pastor T. E. Maness at Simpson Church
A farewell gathering at Simpson M E Church honored Rev T E Maness and his family. A 7 pm potluck followed with readings music and speaking. Maness transfers to Belpre after years of service at Simpson Church.
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Meigs
Pomeroy Social Notes
Louis Dischinger
Mr. Dischinger
Frank Lucke
Wheeling
Lucke
Dischinger
Ernest Lallance
Boyd Dilgard
Stanley Jones
Maud
Freda Grueser
Joe Gloeckner
Ohio State University
Henry Young
Laurel St
J. B. Person
Reedsville
Madalene Flint
Warner Beauty Shop
Charles Huber
Huber
Elizabeth Huber
Butternut Ave
Charles Nease
J. H. Dunn
Bess
Arthur
New Lexington
E. F. Dunn
Millersburg
Oscar Ervin
Francis Basquill
Jackson
Adelia McCullough
Fred Guth
Lena
Katie Guth
Carrie Arnold
Akron
Elizabeth Stahl
June Preston
Hale
Brownies Plan
Brooks
Clarence Howell
Richmond
Ind
E. P. McCoy
Howell
Mont
Worley
D. A. Howell
Margaret Hysell
Oak Harbor
Toledo
Long Bottom
Raeno Man
Bee
Un-Der
Oxfords
Athens’ Family Shoe Store
Ko-Ed Ricks
Enna Detticks
Krreiders
Dr. Urbans
Shoe Store
Luc
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American Tobacco Company
Beulah
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