Rutland to Stage Festival and Homecoming Week
Rutland prepares for a three day festival and homecoming starting Thursday. October 2 to 4 feature a fox chase and bean dinner, an open house at the high school, band performances by Ohio University, fiddlers contest, races, a football game Gallipolis High vs Rutland High, carnival prizes, festival coronation, and merchandise booths. The Rutland Civic Association sponsors events with public golf course access.
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Rutland
Ohio University
Ohio University Band
Gallipelis High School
Rutland High School
Fox Chase
Rutland Civic Association
Middleport Bible Instruction Plan in Schools
Ministers in Middleport prepare a weekly church led Bible course for town schools. Each building will be visited once weekly with a structured outline covering Bible stories testimony parables of Jesus life of Christ and practical Christianity applications for various grade levels.
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Middleport
Telage Ada Your
Jesus
Christ
Ill from arteriosclerosis and family notes
Mora Pomeroy of Pomeroy is ill with arteriosclerosis and in serious condition. Also mentioned are her son County Commissioner Irving Karr and several relatives in Ohio and Cincinnati. Ed Reese of Cleveland is hospitalized for illness. Dorcas Society of the First Baptist Church in Middleport plans a Monday meeting with Col F C Kreager. Alsa Finval Talbottt to assist. program and winter activities announced.
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Pomeroy
Mora
Katt
Moreen Run
Trving Karr
Horace Karr
Cincinnath
Gienpoy Ewing
Vondieray
Pearly Kare
Forest Run
Thomas W. Kirr
Ed Reese
Cleveland
Racine Hather
Milady
Dorcas Society
Mede Middleport
First Baptist Church
Col. F.C. Kreager
South Sixth Street
Ailsa Fionival Talbott
Phan
Doreas Society i Lhree
Middleport Teachers Join Extension Class
In Middleport on Sept. 27, teachers join the Middleport Pameroy Extension Club directed by Prof. Cr. E. Cooper of Ohio University. Class began Thursday evening and will alternate between here and Pomeroy. Local participants include Virgie Majer, Pearl Childers, Alvira Jones, Louis Taylor, Mary Root, Flossie Frecker, and others. Several residents journeyed to Huntington and Columbus for visits and events, with birthdays noted and local gatherings described.
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Middlebort
Middleport
Middleport-Pameroy
Cr. E. Cooper
Ohio University
Athens
Pomeroy
Virgie Majer
Mr. McComax
Vesta Ne Cer
Pearl. Childers
Alvira Jones
Louis Taylor
AL. A. White
Mia
Gaylord
Falla
Ale Mary Root
Flossie Frecker
Mies
Tairteds
Spring
Cliss
Uiso
Altre
Huntington
Hier Elater
Bulk Ter
Gca Gichingar
Wb. Stansbury Iley
Ule Tiuncher
Tates
T. . Ferguson
Charleston
Hee Asitter
Leslar Birkes
Wilmington
Irank Kovapa
Drs. Shertes Milla
Swat
Columbus
Millis
Lucile Dalton
Regeant
Lincyln
Meradima
Carroll Columbus Sinee
Mlareney Sauber
Hte
State University
Sankey
Cottibus
Mos
Isinai
Nea Siene
Westie
Ainwooth
Mont
Pritiey
Matalday T
Speedy Trip Pomeroy to Athens Highlights Rural Travel
Sept 27 report notes Henry Shaffer his wife and two sons made a weekend trip from Pomeroy to Athens covering 266 miles a round trip by midnight Friday and back by Saturday luncheon. Inheritance matter from aunt Mrs Alice Self spurs visit. Ohio Highway Department plans drought relief highway work in Meigs County with $25,000 allocated and about two hundred workers to be employed in township-based crews under county trustees and state supervision.
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Pomeroy
Henry Shaffer
Kent
Shaffer
Alice Self
Iis
Renlseile
Ohio
Mariatta
Maigs County
Tiia
State Highway Department
Melex County
Edward
Meige
Carléton
Ile
Nate Falk
P T A Holds Its First Meeting in Middleport
The Middleport Parent-Teacher Association held its first meeting Thursday afternoon at the Comal School Building with Jamies Harleg presiding. Parents and others attended as the association voted to furnish first aid kits for children and to gather cast-off clothing for a reuse program. A Halloween event was hinted at, with Mrs. Wo McKay in charge of the school’s participation. Loyal neighbors celebrate birthday with a program, refreshments, and dancing, while grape prices indicate a plentiful harvest ahead in Pomeroy.
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Middeeport
Middleport
Paurent-Teelier
Tate
Miellaween
AL Wo McKay
Heute Staten
Move to Mason Pomeroy and church notices from Mason Pomeroy
A May 27 report notes Mrs. Weed and family engaging in church seating arrangements at Vernon Avenue Methodist Church. It mentions pastors, a sermon, and a community gathering planning a social event at Woods Hall for penny social proceeds.
Mrs King Dies at Home in Wedford Towne
Mrs Mary King aged 63, wife of Wilken King, died suddenly at 4 oclock this morning at their home on Mingsbury Creek in Wedford Towne. The King family and a grandson were at the home when the incident occurred. The services and full details follow in later notices.
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Pomeroy
Mary King
Wilken Sing
Mrs Weber Dies at 93 in Chester Township
Mrs Susanna Weber 93 longtime Chester Township resident died at her daughter’s home Friday morning after years in a wheelchair. Survived by children John William Philip Fred Henry Mrs John Kremer Mrs Hayes Brown and Mrs Willebes. Funeral at Chester M E Church Sunday at 2 with Rev Mehl. Burial in Ganda Cemetery. All Around Meigs County. Ohio River Railway ordered to install continuous signals at two crossings. Professional blackjack jumper to perform at Kerr's Run grounds Sunday. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Walter Oakom of Pomeroy. Miss Telen Locy visiting Pomeroy. Emiia Koehler seriously ill in Holzer Hospital. Mrs Adron Black and daughter Mrs Steila Black Giles moving. Undertaker TV Whaterwald expected to return to Pomeroy. Joe Kreton keys ordered for gaiety charge. Three officers stop a man with jug containing liquid near Vulcan Camp. Man crashes car and yields jug contents.
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Chester
Su‘sanna Weber
Chester Township
Mra. Wilkelbei
Jone
Aince
Alrs
John Kreauter
Bashan
Weber
John
William
Philip
Fred
Henry
Tipton
Jowt
John Kremter
Hayes Brown
Willeibes
Margaret
Chester M. E
Theodore Mehl
Pomeroy
Meigs Couaty
Ohio River Railway and Power Company
State Uullies Commission
Shade Woule
Pometroy
Abe Alles
Syreacuae
Varey Sinclair
Permchute
Kerr's Run
Walter Oak
Main Street
Telen Locy ¥Y
Ths
Columba
Emiia Koehler
Koehler
Demeroy
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolia
Adron Black
Steila Black Giles
Lincoln Hill
Undertaker TV
Whaterwald
Ashvtille
Soing South
OG. Q. Newhkind
Warn vLiis Cole
Long Bolté KY
Bai Rey
Ray
George Ashton
the Christi Church
Joe Kreton
J. WW. Crow
Plan New Home for Legion Post
Members of Drew Webster Organis gatlue propose a new building and future site for the American Legion post. The group discusses location, funding, and community use in a project intended to serve veterans and local events.
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Drew Webster Organis Gatlue
Foundry Work Improves Here at Pomeroy Factory
Pomeroy Sept 27. 144 members of Drew Webster Post American Legion plan two new homes as Crawford Foundry and Machine works enlarges. A one story tire building on Langere Crawford site to be rebuilt with kitchen, plans submitted to firms, cost possibly high. Employee injuries noted as conductor on Central Lines. hospital care underway.
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Mercer
Crawforgsand Dirs
J. F P. Kilkird
Charkeston
W. V
Ut 2
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New York
Central Lines
Trainwan
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Wecos
Onner
Guttine Pisas
Mrs. Rare
Fa Reese
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Speedy
P.T. A
Association
St. Hoyael
Progran Levens
Tr Palipolis
Regan
Mason
Furtebbae Lis
Lehey
Wells
Diaewe
Lee
Mer
Vomeray
Hareibach
Puodttier
Bartenbacht
Anmenag
Sherktey
Wonty
Lastn
Tounelt Novis
Tamaghlers
America
the Woods Hall
Wire of
Bedford
Roskbeit S¢rkeien Suchdeely
NEW Coats
Ur Storey
Glouster
Legion Post
Businessn Pomeroy
the Swanson Furniture Co
N. Court St
Whaley Dental
Porncray
General Electric
House of Magic
Lowboy
The
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