Teachers Set Plans for Southeastern Ohio Conference
Pomeroy teachers group finalized plans for a conference in Pomeroy Elementary School on Oct 9 with over 100 teachers expected for a dinner and evening program. Reservations go to Carolyn Smith or Ralph Spencer at Pomeroy Elementary. Genevieve Stobart is area host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ohio
Department of Classroom Teachers
Ohio Education Association
Carolyn Smith
Ralph Spencer
Genevieve Stobart
Beatrice Rinehart
Elaine Rouse
Lake Hope
Forrest Ward
Ohio University
Charles S. Gibbs
Howard Knight
General Assembly
Columbus
Miss Smith
Russell Moore
Martha Husted
Gladys Hayman
Southeastern Ohio
Community Moves and Visits from Rutland Area
Rutland residents report numerous relocations from local properties to new homes and visits by relatives and friends. Keith Kennedy and Lula Southern families move within Rutland and nearby areas. Jerry Miller and Judy Chase spent time with her mother. Roberts family heads to Kansas for military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Kennedy
Grate
Raymond Smith
College Ave
Lula Southern
Bob Southern
Robin Jean
Salem St
Tipple
Jerry Miller
Judy Chase
Columbus
Clarence Chase
Sherman Roberts
Susie France
Kansas
Roberts
Dollie Fetty
Brick St
Hysell
William Brewer
Alberta Hawkins
T. P. Brewer
Stuart
California
Homer Parker
Sue
Pearl Parker
Maude Creel
Chester
Ray Snowden
Carroll Snowden
Gallipolis
Lee Combs
Marshall College
Huntington
W.va
Edith Williamson
Rutland
Pomeroy National Bank
Emma
Gatewood
Cheshire
Opal Armstrong
Janet Bolin
Brenda
Ricky
Brent
Joan May
Mike
Debbie
Meigs Memorial Hospital
Dee Thomas
Edward Thomas
Kathy
Jim Bill Hobstetter
Dave Martin
Salem Center Farewell Dinner For Sgt. Robert J. Overly
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Edmundson hosted a farewell dinner for their nephew S. Sgt. Robert J. Overly of Lockbourne AFB who is being transferred to England. Attendees included several relatives from Chillicothe Columbus and Danville, plus Mrs Alma Smith and Marvin Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Smith
Salem Center
Clair Edmundson
Farwell
Robert J. Overly
Lockbourne Afb
England
Edwin H. Davis
Danville
Edwin Gorton
Sherri
Bud
Chillicothe
Mary Overly
Robert Overly
Ella
Wayne
Charles Sherri
Bobby
Michael
Potter Family Heads For California
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Potter and sons Kyle and Eric depart Middleport for Los Angeles where he will join a medical clinic after recent Army discharge. The Potters visited Mrs. Potter’s parents in Middleport for three weeks prior to travel.
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Middleport
Stanley E. Potter
Kyle
Eric
Los Angeles
Calif
Potter
Charles McElhinney
Army of Corps
Fort Bragg
Long Bottom Community Notes and Visits
Long Bottom residents and nearby families share visits and social events from Hazle, Stiversville, Five Points, and Pomeroy. Frequent guests include the Riggs, Stethem, Swan, Babcock, Massner, and Erlewine families, plus church class meetings and anniversaries. POMEROY Eastern Star observes Friends Night at 8 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Order of Eastern Star
Post Office Commended For Savings Bond Sales
Pomeroy Postmaster Edgar Arnold reports a letter from William H. Neal national director of the U S Savings Bond program commending the local post office for its efforts in selling savings stamps. Stamps in 10 25 50 cent 1 and 5 dollar denominations are on sale at the post office at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Edgar Arnold
William H. Neal
U.S
Arnold
Search for Denver Nutt Draws Area Volunteers Over Weekend
Family and local residents mobilized a large turnout of men from the area to join weekend searches for Denver Nutt who vanished while in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Nutt
Nutt
Three Collie Pups Up for Adoption Near Route 7
Mr and Mrs Roger Keller near the State Highway Garage on Route 7 offer three six week old collie mix pups from a litter of six. Adoption asks a good home and is negotiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Keller
Route 7
State Highway Garage Showcases Unusual Equipment
A Sunday display by the state highway department featured an unusual assortment of equipment never seen before, drawing attention to the breadth of public works tools on hand.
Mayor FinEs Two Persons In Local Court Action
Kenneth E. Reynolds of Long Bottom was fined five dollars and costs for running a stop sign. Juanita Tarter of Middleport paid eight dollars and costs for an intoxication charge. Charles E. Harper of Jackson forfeited a fifteen dollar bond after being cited for going through a red light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Kenneth McElhinney
Kenneth E. Reynolds
Long Bottom
Juanita Tarter
Charles E. Harper
Jackson
Bulldozer and Bull Roam as Mora Family Claims Angust Black Angus
The article notes a black Angus bull wandered among construction equipment on Sunday until the Mora family reclaimed it. At a separate event, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Howell and Ralph McKee attended the annual meeting of the Sons and Daughters of Pioneer Rivermen in Marietta at the Lafayette Hotel. Captain Fred Way of Sewickley presided. Howell reported members from 10 states and referenced Capt. Don Wright and Capt. Courtney Ellis among attendees. The Avalon’s engineer Ellis circulated town during the excursion and met local business people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Howell
Ralph McKee
Sons and Daughters of Pioneer
Marietta
Lafayette Hotel
The
Waterways Journal
Courtney Ellis
Nashville, Tenn
Ohio
Howell
Avalon
Pomeroy
Ellis
Meigs Memorial Hospital census grows with 16 patients
At 11 p.m. Tuesday the new Meigs Memorial Hospital listed 16 patients and two babies. The facility has 41 beds. A dispute between medical doctors and doctors of osteopathy is pending with decisions delayed until conference results. James Hobstetter is at home for a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Meigs Memorial Hospital
Hobstetter Family Ties Noted Around Local Bank Row
The Hobstetter family is described as highly connected in Rutland and Columbus workplaces. William and spouse are at Huntington National Bank in Columbus while Virgie Hobstetter works at Davis Warner Insurance. Edison and George Hobstetter are at Pomeroy National Bank, Martha Chambers works at the sheriff’s office, her husband is at the bank, and Betty Hobstetter is noted at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobstetters
Virgie
Davis-Warner Insurance Agency
Edison
George
The
Pomeroy National Bank
Martha Chambers
Sheriff's Office
Richard
Bank
Betty Hobstetter
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Dr. Potter
Mrs. Barnhart
Middlefort
Eva Barnhart
Hobson
Rawlings-Coats
Frank Cheesebrew
Riverview
George Hudson
Butch Hinkle
Carol Hudson
Johnson City
Tenn
Milligan College
Hudson
Guy Seymour
Lancaster
George Roush
Vance Sharp
Vernon Sharp
Robert Sharp
Paul Haptonstall
Florence McBride
Roberta
Coolville
Heath Methodist Church
Garden Club
Middleport Garden Club
Ray Hecox
Mill St
Walter Hayes
David Entsminger
Theodorus Council, Daughters of America
Lawrence Smith
Meigs
Frederick J. Smith
Fort Monroe
Nancy L. Davidson
David Smith Long Bottom
Charles Massner
Ulah Swan
Leone Babcock
Hazael
Stlversville
Emmett Stethem
Roland Stethem
W. K. Riggs
Harold Holter
David Holter
Five Points
Marie Erlewine
Wellsburg
Ethel Erlewine
Proctor
Oscar Babcock
Tuppers Plains
Gene Riggs
Starling Massner
Diana
George Cartett
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Nellie Stethem
Edgar Coleman
Sebring
Harry Swan
Portland
Effie Torrence
Darsel Larkins
Virgil Wamsley
Ira Osborne
Clara Sale
Fern Murphy
Helen Archer
Garth Smith
Wayne Prince
Shirley Swan
Charlie Myers
Bill Swain
Zern Pierce
Russell van Meter
Snzy Newell
Robert White
Keno
Larry Curtis
Waldo
Forest Yarn Meter
Racine
Mary Cameron
Johnnie Newell
Rome
Dora Pierce
Dorsel Larkins
Emerson Johnson
Harold Osborn
Patty Stethem
Ethel Larkins
Bob Dill
Hank Holter
Jake van Meter
Elmo Pierce
Athens
Mora
James Hobstetter
Buckeye Federal Savings and Loan Association
East Gay Street
State
Buckeye Federal
Buckeye
East Gay St
America
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
E. Carpenter
Athens, Ohio
FORD
Falcon
Fairlane
Thunderbird
Motor Company
OGG Ford, Inc
High St
Glouster, Ohio
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