https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3ecff154d861d3f9b6f60510f31df095.pdf c6a750ee27757399d159394c6dd9b2fb PDF Text Text ' - - _____ _... - .. .. -. ·-. - ; ' .. Meigs Ch r DA ames De An Alt rnates To Conti • I TODAY Olt p In P ., . ~ '. ro 8r LUCILLI HAWICINI .. '""' r• • I· nt em er 0 .. p --~ ' --. d \Jn il T ' ..' . . .. II ( I .- !IY . ' '' .. i II ··~­ ee.U . For Da Se e HACK TT'S OME IT TH S. • - HIO ... • ing qu1pm nt e are ab tervlee l Your ee Laun' Lelu1 y ul k to llll ·to you,.o amueyou. nd Dry Clea In bow dem equ enl gl ea yo . I tile belt ..... .i . ! n • 1 e ... Parf A good t/dn1 r ' ' • Vaughn Hold Dinn r In n OfDa ht r ,. l ;t l �, ••. " ' • ' HISTORY OF To movie's Oliver is direet the ~ Woller E. Slaee tinction Gf once belnl traded for JI)~LANEOUS HISTORICAL NOTES in a pawsenger boat em the Oblo · 'l'tlis place was once owned Botlom, Ohio, is the little village b)' Dapiel Sayre, son of 10:~ of Murraysville, W. Va., not tlWl ia~re , and )>e tr~deR- it 1.. O..uch of a villJge now. oDlY a the steamboat, eta~. ,mteh rH ln iew bouaes and Dot even a store, the local trade for some ttme. but some yean ago it was quite a Thi.s venture was not a very thriving little viHage. profitable lnv~tment for Mr. Here was located the boatyards Sayre. owned and managed by Jack Jutt across the river from Long Flesher, a man of many years ex· perienee on the river. At their boatyards were built some famous boats of their day. Tile large wharf boat at Cincinnati, Ohio, was built here. . . . . . . . tho--· Tho ..,.. Pltt....,.,t.Cincift· nail PHket K-vstona Stat• was built here .,.d IYIIny othw bNt• .o. We have ·Ill aetount ot a &ur· ' vey being made of all the eourt· houses in the State of Ohio, in 1M3, and that the court house of Meigs County, . at Pomeroy, wu one of the aeven DJOit HauUI~ court houses in the datf. An ~rtlcufar made the beautiful atairwaya. ·~ *lileelrle Rage was precUt Flett· This bNt wt• •ld to • •' of her day, woN. Moto~l FR&-FREE suo.eoo htlv. cost and .... .. ha.,. Men the tlnHt bolt on tha upper Ohio, In her . , . Her runnin& time •b etween Cln· clnnati and Pomeroy was sal.d to be less than twenty-four holD'S, and was the talk of the river moo alona: her run. She is aald to have l-· .. • . ' • ' ·' -·,' '· • ' ! 1 ~· RADIO_,TV ·• .1 ··~ (,1~ ldi&Ible ,.OE ~ ~AtTbe POM SAUS IIIII savia SldUet ~ Cleland's 4"1 . f "6~ FREE PARIUNG noae ·~ ~· E. llbhl st. ~AN '' •' ., been a very profitable bott and cleared from $8,000 to flO.oo!) ea(:h month and to have paid for J ~<onie herself in less than two yeara. ~ ·~~M~~: CS, The Kni&)ltln& place about on& h1df mile south of the Fatl"Yietr Clrurch on thto road Wlil-1 CAllE ~~;~r!;t to A.pPJll ' Gn:~ve in Letart Township, beara • distinction that few, If 1ny other plue, fan boatlt. unJque This place baa luge YOQ can be sure YOIII' scription is bandied care when you brine it u ...., . . IOif DUTTON•s' •. 't ~. .. ' ' ' ' • I .' ...'- YfiNNA •-'. ' . ' .· . . • ·.,• _. .· , .... . , •' lt. SENSATIONAL ' '•.. VALUE •• ' 1.957 IUICi · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · SMI $169'5 Century 4-i)()or Hard Top. 8,e.ullfld two &One blue 11114 the Interior Is factory fresh. You~II.,. ~at the'fl~"! · condition of thla popul.ar b,ardt,Qp. Ydui' ·I!Yes wit\ tell you that ll'11h8 beit vallldl!dl'fou. ' . . '. ·. ' -~ '·- ' ',_ t ';' . ' 1957 HUDSON .. ~- ~ :'": ·:· · · · · · Sii! $itt$. }Joruet Hard Top. A real.spoJ::ty.job ,lllll*ed In )lfa"er pink and white. Power aijj!rtng . p<?wel' ·brakes, ,llydrama· Uc, radio, heater. Seats ~ a,~· You can't hlirdly set these no more. So you better llllrt7· . . ' 1956 PLYIMCftihl ······ .. : ··.:/ · S~ '$7,5. Savoy 4-Door. A yolllhful ·, looklntt Cl1' hi" two lone ll'll)' finllll wltll ~lean, vinYl ltlm interlo~ .• V-4. with llandarcl shift for rul economy. Holltlit to gOilli doUar for doll.ar value. See It now. •liP.!• ., ,,r ' I . 'l; ' ' ,. "/.'! •• 1958 FORD · ·· · · · · · · ·· · · · · · .. SAlE $1"5 Country Squire Wagon. BrlnJ ·lhe famUy and try thla btc nine passenger waaon for ~if~· BeauiUUI U,ht blue flo. Ish. Like new Ureo.l'ower bl'ikea, power tteetlnt, Oru'-' 0-matle trans. Bll Thunderbird I!IOtOi. (l!ear plastic eov· en have been on ltllncolt wu new, Real buj. . ·ER.- 1955 iUKK ·········· ·········· SAU $M5 Super Hard Tof.. If you lg<e ihe lhw:~ , ~ y<N'ri !lj_v; · · lhll car. It can t lie 1!11tcl!!dJfor C!ll!lfiln. pc>w:J"ihq ride, easy bandllnl. ~~9011 fed ,an(\ wlille fl t alwayalooka nlc:e. A&Ood tilly. A &ood aavlnp. · .. 1953 PLYMblt1il t:TURE [: ' '- ~ .\ ' ·.:~ ···· ·····: tAll $~91' · ·!·.,~·:.: Club Coupe. Neta ~ ~· ~!j' .Wilfl #,t1,, t;li*.~ ­ oee thll one. A IIOU!illilt\lt,$ . -..~JMl\PI" dreda of dollan Oll1011!: ~Jill'. . IIIIJIIIIICI nti0Ycf91' " plenty of1'ullll\ u11. 7'tJit tOday llld· llielgr·~· ... 1- d ~, 'i.,r·- : .~~ ~~~~~ ~~·~~~:~·~~Ol'il :a:~; t:I!W IS!! Clil~~y~~ '&G, amooth drlvln • tb\1 job !IP· f~ ll'lll .,,. llr'aljbt tllllt ehiln•· A • .cooit!t~~§.~. • 'lfflt;/(ST I • Slllldifd' 1955 JOip ..... , ...., .,....,.... l.l'ii• i all L . .,.... ... T ,., ' ~,f.f ' I f _. 12\ .'>" ·\.,,\,.,1/,U, , :;, J:. ' ! J •, u~-~ ~~¥ ... ~.;,.=..,·. ., ·' ' �Coo t TEE-TOTA -. . . - Vtrylt AP CO N Yo r LE LLO AINS All Mod up • 'S 1: .• • ··-· ' w FO D , I ROY 0 ) y ·TI · N • IN RO , I,:.J 8 ~ .. .,..,.. lo • •124 hor • .. ' .' ' �• Winding Trail Garden Club Entertains With Open Hquse At Thompson Home CIIUCki.E FOR TODAY .,,.., "~~~TALI.AHASsiL lila. U ot; \~) s. ,••r;\~'ll\ 9 MASON GIRL WINS AWARf) MMy Ctll Coltlm, 17"'"' \ • \ 'u!!1' •11"' ' ftUth,., af P:lorlda Got#, Ltl f "' CoiUnt, was d.r..tM lty Key LA~ T¥"d•v In a contett for Qv..,. et lMn Hlth Sehool hwe. Thlrt.,-oM Mrs. James Titus Sr. was gueat speaker and gave a "fun with flowers" demonslr3tion when !be Windlllg Trail Garden entertained with open bouse Friday evenlig at the home G. R. Thompson with Mrs. Althea Bryan as eo-hootess. of the Twilight and Pomeroy Garden clubs were ~n .,.., K•r'• mother, ROW ft\rt. --· MltiM Lamb, bHt Mlry't m.thtr, .now M11. Larov Collins, for the VOL XI r " H l,;t fit-' e • ' 1'EATHER enttne ot.lo' Cloooltr - C - OIN .-... Hloh . . . 'I• 44. Lew ... ...,. 201 .......... .. NO. 258 27.U - · - - - - - - IW\j.-:-:-:-lrL&,_.,_....COI'Y,.,_- - For You MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, OHlO Will h Cl_. U"'ll Thurm., THURIOAY •nd FRIOAY Cecil B. DeMill-e'& "SAMSON and DD.n.AH" Victor Mat11re - Hedy LaMarr $8.95 ~~6:9$ lte41 10ur ....,., iue two deliciou1 flavon - French Ordon ud BltU· Toni Oh.... •• • • Try It at~tbeStwJues I ·R;d;"ro s~. - AT YOUR STORE or AT YOUR DOOR- NOW SMAltT .NEW SPRING DRESSES $3.99 to $6·95 YOU SAVE $50 NOW LAY.AWAY Are you going to replace your present heating equipment? Axe you going to build a new home this year? You can save •50.00 tl you act now! Pickens' Hardwat·e Co. hu so fi!O.OO check nowl ' A~L NYL!)N IU,OIT IYOCIUNGI ' (C011tain No Rubber) I Mr. and Mra. Jack Dowler and , Davld, of Alben• &Pfnt sunwith Mrl!l. Dowler'&' parents, and Mn. Nei11 Powell. ' and Mrs. John Vroll'llln of Rio Grande &pent 1 here with relltlvea. has u:turned ,to afte11 spend· wtth Mr•.and Re1111011able ;· an ·I· . eady ~1· SPli~G 2.es : YOU eAN APPOI!j been awarded 25 · Temco $110.00 ohecka and these checks will be given out on a first •r.,..~;;. come haslo. Don1 hesitate, act now on this special offer. Come In or write lor Your important for • TEMCO SPECIAL I ond other ~1· Facsimile of Tomeo Cheek .. . .' " ' ... ,, I · · . F011 " . · ij~WiY.S '•. Molhers·\b-a.· ·. ·.w~n ...,:·,.,.,,. ,.,...II)' 011 \ $10.95 '. . "·•t, AI.I DaY '' 't ,~·· 1 • • TO Tue.dOIJ' ' ., 181 prisoners llefOI"IDal<lry. of thtm are efiective Mardl LI ·. ,,; So' IIGII'r ~oa • ·. BPRIN(! · ~·· Jul!ll , t~· ,...., kattwlltl .... "",...... .......... ...,, Mt4 tum'"- _.... twettW. Ready Tbls is the Spring to loOk rl>mantk, elegant, to choose fabulously flattering fashions from our breath· taldng collection of-all tllat's new for apring- all priced to meet your budget - - rain • 4riala anti ........... chaltfl in ..,...,....,.... ....,. .•\ They include Harold E. of Meigs County. 8 Missioner he re· two years tuJning. Among memories are tbe at· he .and hls wUe at 8 Party in 'i957 when . tntertained at a tea served on the lawn at Buckingham P.all(e. · 'fhe Church Army J.s made up :·:.,::!of eo different departments, eacb one with a d.Wertnt aspect of Christian work. Cappt. J.Jar;ver waa secretary of tbe Deputmant of Missions for 14 yean. He has been visiting wJth a Mission Committee In Grace. Churcb for over the past fiye months. The Mililion is scheduled to start on March the 4th. I J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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