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Portsmouth Times

Location

Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1948

Page

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Students Enjoy All-School Picnic At Camp Oyo

About 380 students faculty members and friends of Portsmouth Interstate Business College joined the all-school picnic at Camp Oyo Friday after noon Activities included softball volleyball swimming horseshoes tennis and hiking supervised by recreation captains: Richard Wells president Herman Sparks vice president Vera Jean Pasco Lois Compton Gladys Ky and Don Blackburn Co-captains for four teams were Evelys Greenhow Jim Andris Garnett Darst Luther Craig Dorotha Burgess Howard Kirkerdall Ian Dorothy Crull and Douglas White Picnic refreshments were served at 6 p.m. by Alpha Gamma chapter of Alpha Phi and Beta Pi chapter of Phi Theta Pi fraternities Arrangements for food and transportation were made by student council members Gilbert Monroe Belly Harmon Roy Swearingen John Mercer Hill Howard Dorothy Beer and June Powderhill

Thumai Frienis Portsmouth Interstate Business College Camp Oyo Richardy¢ Wells Portemouth Herman Sparks Minford Vera Jean Pasco Fortsmouth Lois Compton Gladys, Ky Don Blackburn New Boston Evelys Greenhow Venceburg Jim Androris Lucaeville Garnett Darst Gallipolis Luther Craig Wheelersburg Dorotha Burgess Howard Kirkeerdall Ian Dorothy Crull West Portsmouth Douglas White Never Boston Bla Gamma Alpha Tem Polarity Beta Pei Phi Theta Pi Fraternity Gilbert Monroe Belly Harmon Roy Swearingen Ripley John Mercer Hill Howard South Wechsler Dorothy “Eer Jackson June Powderhill Blackpeal England

Kids Day Celebrates With Soap Derby and Fireworks

Forty boys have signed up for the soap derby as part of Kids Day activities led by chairman Herbert Bussa. Winners of the derby and athletic events will receive trophies and a chance to compete in Akron in August. The evening program at Municipal Hallum features local talent and a fireworks display at the stadium after dark, with Charles Clawa promising a show as good as last year.

Herbert Bussa Akron Municipal Hadlum Harry Potts Charles Clawa Raberki McNamara Ed Herbold George Dadorky

Wellston to Transfer Part of Milton Two District

Wells city school board likely accepts transfer of eastern Milton Two area from Jackson Co Edu Board. New Milton Two district to be formed. Wellston to get expanded buildings after Harlin fire. Supt C H Jones cites teacher shortage ending, 12 applications for coaching and teaching jobs, many single women candidates. hiring to wait until midsummer board meeting. A second class for veterans agriculture training to start in about two weeks. summer rehab underway with janitors painting Travey Wells, South and high schools.

Wellston Wells+ tor Scheol Milton Two Jackson Co Ediook C. H. Jones Wellton Milcott Board Harlin Supt. Jones Donald Davis Jones Trarvey Wells High Eckouls

Taft Defends Congress in Broad Campaign Tour

Senator Taft defended Congress against President Truman’s charges, urging voters to back a president who will carry out the Congress’s program. He spoke at the Union League Club and a Commerce group, then delivered a 15 minute radio address attacking Truman’s “worst Congress” remark and warning of centralized bureaucracy and higher taxes. He argued Truman travels at taxpayer expense and urged support for a government aligned with American principles.

Philadelphia Robert A. Taft Sen Taft Senate Congress Trman Truman Hir Jn Trumar Ihe Thej Union League Club Junior Chrecter of Commerce Dirires Sen Tete

Dorothy Rickman Accepts Job in Cincinnati After Graduation

Miss Dorothy Rickman daughter of Mrs Aunie Aldowan of 10540th street has accepted a position in Cincinnati after graduating this week from the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home school at Xenia She studied commercial subjects and cosmetology and received a diploma at commencement exercises.

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Ground broken for state highway division office

Representatives from several counties witnessed the ground breaking at Chillicothe for a $210,000 state highway division office building. Earl Reed led the ceremony with Elmer S. Barrett as master of ceremonies. Speakers included Mayor Richard Middleton and Rep. Ballard of Jackson County with State Sen. Albert Daniels of Greenfield. Also introduced were Hugh Ruell, John Marth, Al Richmond, Hugh Gillen, Bar Pratt, David Crouse, James Loel, and Albert Edwards. Building expected to be ready by November or December.

Aix Chillicothe State Alehways Earl Reed Elmer S. Barrett Richard #. Middleton Chillicathe Barrett Paul Ballard Jackson Co Alvert Daniels Greenfield Hugh Ruel Buena Vista Pike John Marth Brown al Richmond Adémgco Hugh Gillen Barl Pratt Lawrence To David Crouse James Loel Ross Ca Albert Edwards

Eagles Plan District Meeting at Wellston

Eagles from district 24 will meet Sunday afternoon in Wellston as guests of the Ineal series for the monthly meeting and initiation. Wade Maley district chairman will preside with delegates from Gallipolis Jackson McArthur Oak Hill Pomeroy and Middleport expected. The meeting starts at 2 p.m. W L Stewart of Columbus will be principal speaker.

Eagles Wellston Wellston Juine 12 Ineal Wade Maley Wellston Gallipolis Jackson McArthur Oake Will Pomeroy Middleport W. &. Stewart Columbus

Rail Engineers and War Buddies Meet After 29 Years

Canadian National locomotive engineer M. N. Altect begins a three state rail trip through the eastern United States with wartime comrade LC. Chap nan. The pair last met after their World War I service in the railway transport corps 4A. Chap nan works as a locomotive equipment man for the Norfolk & Western Railway.

LC. Chap Nan M.N. Altect Rdson Alberts Can Pittsburgh New York Boston Mr. Chapman Rallad Transportation Corps Eupinett Norfolk & Western Railway

Fairground Track Gets Fresh Clay as Fair Preparations Proceed

Arrangements for the fair continue with a grand board meeting. Honks filed for tags and ribbons for rubbing contests. The board reports workers have laid about half the track surface with two inches of clay. Work on waterworks includes installing a new tank and repairing equipment.

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Memorial Service Held by Wellston Men’s Bible Class

Memorial service for 211 deceased members of the King's Men's Bible class at Wellston Methodist Church set for Sunday at 9 a.m. Judge Veron Smith of the senior common pleas court will speak, with Class teacher Fred W. Everett leading the roll call. Nine new names added since last memorial service.

Wellston Wellston Methodist Church Veron Smith Seinio Ie

Thief Steals Cigarettes and Cash from Grocery

A thief broke into the Charles Canary grocery at Hardingay Street Seibieville by removing a hoop from a door and stole $33 in cash and 18 car tons of cigarets as well as candy from a cigar box. Maurice Henderson reported the loss on behalf of T. K Brushart Co. Also notes a bicycle stolen from near Seioto Motora Inc on Gallia Street.

A. Ho Charles Canary Hardingay Seibieville En- 1 France Mr. Canary Cain Maurice Henderson T. K Brushart Co Gey. St

Rivers Held to Jury on $10,000 Bond in Knife Slashing

West Union reports George Rivers former Adams County deputy sheriff bound over to the Adams County grand jury on a charge of cutting and wounding with intent to kill in the knife slashing of Alva Lewis and his wife Amanda of Long Lick. The couple were severely beaten and taken to Have Wond hospital in Maysville where Mr. Lewis is described as still serious. Rivers appeared before Magistrate W. E. Kincaid, bond set at $10,000, county jail in default of payment.

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