https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/eb5215d037e013bd3d81fab9fc883bb5.pdf 368f0414ea60a7e48865245e196d1027 PDF Text Text �����'1-'lbe·Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., uly 30, 1149 [. ~;-r;.o,.At- ) Church Services Enterprise News(lfll'<·,,...~~~.-...- .•---·...~-.A...);~)r< # ·-:: 1 ~ , r.-; • • are announcing the a I . their daughter , Julia, Mn. A. C. Uhle, MlaiJil, Fla., II to Mr . Herchel Norris ol Letart. the &Uett of her au111 Min Katie of Long Acres, W. Va., are the MIDDLEPORT _ Services t ~They were married In their new- Rooa and uncles O.Or•e md Wen· guests of Mr . and Mrs. E. M. Wood the Heath Methodist Church a ly furnish home at Plants. Mr. , dell Rooa, Rock Street. Editor: &ERNICE CARPENTER-Phone 29·Y and grauddaughler, Irene Wood. announced by the Rev . w. ~s :<orris Is employed by the State\ Richard Elberft!ld, Jactaon viaMary Sweeney of Ironton has Moore are : · Highway department . lied 'P'rlday evenlllJ with Mr. and . Aut.: Mrs. W. 0. Bomltz-Phorw \59-X been the guest this past week of Cl.ourch schoo l at 9 ,30 with ForMiss Eleanor Smtih of Galllpolls Mrs. William Andenon and ton. Editor : SALLY SCHMF-PHONE J-66. Y Mr. and Mrs . c. R. Karr Sr. Sun- rest Baebtel as Superintendent : I! spending several days with her Mrs . Elberfeld and son are peata da y Mr. and Mrs. Karr, Mr. and Morning Worship at 10 ,30 with the pa ren ts, Mr. and Mn. John Smlt'J of her parent&, Mr . and Mra. S . A. Mrs. c . R. Karr, Jr ., and son , sern\on topic . ·The Tec hnique of on Nye Avenue. Mlas Smith is • Walker, North Port, Mich. Butch. and Polly Anne McKinney Evil. ", senior at the H-"li er hospital Mia Mary Laughead who hu will accompany her home. The Rev. c . M. Pomeroy of the sd1ooi of nursing. been the guest of her mother Mrs. vUPler'"' Servr'ces Fl B · Ch h h Mr . and Mrs. Marlon Swisher of R. B. Laughead, Middleport, and wo '" Chief or !'Jlice Parker returned rsl aptost urc as annqun- Tol edo . Mr. and Mrw. Verne Davis, Pomeroy relatlvea will return SunTUPPERS PLAINS ' -Forest :.1~ . p Jt1 these school services: rrtday evening from a conferenc~ cedChurch at 9 , 15 with Mfli. w . B . Swisher and Mrs . Carl Moore day to her home In New Yorlt City. Jlpse Council No. 28:1 D. of A. held H eld Fr~ . , of police officers in Cincinnah . A. R. Pullen as Assistant Super- and Marlene and Linda Lou spent Mr. and Mrs. William Wataon The annual picnic' of the Past their regular meetlns Tueada~ MIDDLEPORTF~neral scr- Mrs. Parker will be accompanied left Friday mornln& for a tw6 Matrons Order of Easter~~ Stars night. The Guldin& Star OouncU h lntendent ; Morning Worship at Wednesda) at Bailey 's Lake. vices for Lewis Entsminger were I home Sunday by her brot er . 10:15 with the Se nior Choir singMr . and Mrs. John Reed Weeks weeks vacation at the Dayton Will was held Friday evenln1 on the from Syracuse 'exemplified lhl! rltIwld at ho s home near Langsville,: Charles Meinhart. of California and log the anthem . "Love Divine" and and Mr. and Mn. Edward Mcln- Camp In Canada. apaclous lawn at the home of Mrs, ualistlc work to a clan of •• candFriday afternoon . Pallbearers were . Jimmy Jo Gumther. the sermon topi c. "The Tenth tosh were here for the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leaar. Mu: Hartah at Cheater. idate1. MIDDLEPORT Mrs . Ora Race Hili . Dewie Heines . Bryan AI -l Mr . and Mrs . Reed Stark of Should Be Holy :· Ed ward Weeks. Martha Terrell, Mr. and Mn. lohn A gueaain1 cont~t waa held with Reinstated was Ihle Fae Klmea. Scott was hostess at the home of len, John McKnight . Vaughn Me- Huntingt·J n wet~:_ guests Thursday This Sunday has been designatMiss Kathryn Mitch underwel'\t )3owen and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. prizes bel01 won b~ Mn. Evelyn Those Initiated were Fay MaUack, Mr>. Emma Bland Thursday even- Knight and Gene Davis. of Mr and Mrs. Max Sanborn, Miss ed as Pledge SuAday by the Fi- ma jor surgery at the office of Dr. 'Heaton of Pomeroy Bend Gnnge Lewis and Mra. Wanda Sewell and Norma Newland, Donna Wataon, ing when the MissiQnary Soc!ety Among out of town relatives at Sanborn and Mrs. Althea nance Committee of the church. Maag. attended the Fifth Degree Grange dll~hter, Barbara. Several mom- Vir&lnia Powell, Iretta Arbaugh, of the Mount Moriah Baptist tending were Mr. and Mrs. May- Bess Anderson . Evening services at 7:30. The Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis and work put on by the Meigs County bers present received Star Pal Mary Russell, Garnett Cowdery, Church held thl'ir regular meet - nard Davis and children . Mr . and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Root and B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society d a ughter . Carol, were recent Pomona Grange at Athens last gilts.· Melvin Coen, Merle Griffith, TheIing with Jllrs. Carrie CaS6el l. pre- Mrs . Downie Entsminger of Co- \son . Michael Bart, and Mrs. Slack wlli meet Monday, August 1, at gu ests of relatives . evening. A bountiful chicken dinner with ma Carr, Llnnle Bran, Armlnta sident, in charge. lumbus, w. G. Alien and Mr. and of Chilicothe visited Friday and the church . • Mrs. Max Folmer and children . A large crowd is expected Sun- all the trlmmlnts was enJoyed by Taylor and Mildred Cox. The devotional service was led Mrs .Race Hill. Saturday with Miss Mary Root. The monthly business meeting Paul and Peggy ._ are guests of her day to help with work of pouring the followlnJ members: Mesdames The District Deputy presided by Mrs. Arlena Reese . During Richard Palmer and daughter, will be held Wednesday in con- soster and famtiy, Mrs. Howard cement for the skating rink at the Grace French, Ethel Miller, Eve- over the buslneM seulon. the Husiness sessions plans were Iris, returned Friday from Ran- nection with the regular prayer Roush at Follansbee. W. Va. Naylors Run pla:vground. l.yn Lewis. Mwah Leonard, Maxine Fifty-eight pc:rsom attended lnmade for the meeting of the As- TO HAVE PICNIC MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport toul, Ill. , when• they visited Pfe . service at 7:30. Thursday even Mr. and Mrs . Frank I hie of near Mr. and Mrs Claude Jewell, Co- Allensworth, Edith Rusaell, Ber- eluding visitors from Syracuse, sociation at the local church in ing at fi :30 the choir will leave Conwmatl were weekend guest! of iumbus are weekend guests of Mr nice Winn, Cora Pullen. Zelfa Pomeroy and Chesler. August and Mrs. Bertha Jackson Garden Club will have a picnic Harold Moore at Chanute Field. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fink and from the church to go to the Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. and Mr's. Clarence Struble and Cross, Namol Rouah, Rowenna . At the close of the meelinl rewas elected the delegate from the Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Kincaid. Members are daughter. Angela, were at Holzer New Haven Park for a picnic Su soe Andreas . family v,.u&!tan, Sylvia Burford and these freshments were served. local group. asked to bring their own service. hospital Friday for l!xamination of supper. Mr. and Mrs: Elias Stiles, Mr. · Mrs.' David Warne~· · and daugh· suests, Mrs. Louise Thomas and Angela. Mrs. Shirley Mills is chairman and Mrs Edwaod Sttles and ~hild- ters, Ruth and Kathryn and Mrs. Mrs. Wanda Sewell and daughter, , The next meeting will b·e ·held The Rev. Pomeroy, Mrs. William of arrangements. "n and Mrs .· Surfa~e of Mtddle- Alnert Kuntz. all of Dayton, came at the home of Mrs. William WinsMl's. Charles Jividen and son. port spent an evenmg wtth Mr . to Pomeroy Wednesdav with Mrs Barbar:::..:a:...- - - - - - ton on Sept. Bth .. and the birth- Tom , and Mrs. Clark Jividen were Wyatt. Frank Allen, and Mrs. C. H. Dr . Homer G. McMillen of the and Mrs. Herchei Norris of Plants. Will Thomas who has· spent th~ day of Mrs. Fintie Green will be husiness visitors in Athens. Wed- Wise, Jr., have been visitors of Mrs . Frank Allen at Holzer hosplt- First Presbyterian Church has anPaula Jean IS the name grven past two weeks visiting In Columobserved. nounccd these services: the daughter born July 22 at Meigs bus and Dayton. Mrs. Reese was presenlrd with a nesday . A number of relatives have come . I "\hose attending the Men's Fe!Church School at 9:30 with General hospjtal to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. R. Knight. son, Vincent. number of lovely gifts and a to Pomeroy because of the death Mrs . Scott ser- lowship meeting of the First Bap- James Buchanan as Superintend- Paul Saunders. Mrs. Sjiunders and mother, Mrs. W. B. Gall of beautifully decm·ated cake in by the member·s. of Duane Davia whose funeral served a delicious dessert course to list Church Thursday were Vaughn ent; Morning Worship at 10:30 wa s the former Betty Carpenter. Belington, W. Va ., returned Thurshonor of h,.r birthday. vices will be conducted Sun!lay at the ladies . Mcl<;nlght Harold Chase, Paul with the sermon subject "The Grandparents ue Mr. and Mrs. day evening from a vacation trip Secret Pal gifts were exchanged The One Won One Class of the 2 !I· m. in charge of ll:wlng Funeral - -- - - - -- - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -Smart. David Darst. Jr .. TommY Glory of Occupying Second Place ." Ernest Carpenter. and Mrs. Ruby through northern Michigan and First Baptist Church enJoyed their Home. Darst. Lindsey Lyons. Sr., Harry There will be no preaching ser- ~aundcrs of Gallipolis. Canada. They visited Charlotte annual picnic Thursday evening at Those here are Hu&h Davis, CinHoudashelt. Dr. Charles Jividen . vices during the month of August lvlrs. Evelyn Foss and children, Knight at Four-Way Camp, Torch the syracuse Pal'lt:. A delicious cinnati: Lydia L. Davis, Albany, Frank Checsebrew, L. D. Diles. as Dr . McMillen will be on vac- Wanda Whe~ler and Mr .. and Mrs. Lake near Traverse City, Mich . picnic supper was served to mem- N. Y.; Milton M. Davis, Dearborn, L. o. Gardner. Leo Russell, Will- ation . ~am~s Clark, and/·Jn. ~tmmi~. 0 ~ The Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Sigrist bers and their ramille!t. Mich.; Mias Marguerite Moore, lam Beaver, Pal Murray, the Rev . Services at the Syracuse Presby. an on were vlst mg rs. oss of New Bedford came Wednes.:!ay Mra. Aten Shain was In charge Charles Pomeroy and a guest from terian Church will be: Church parents . Mr. and Mrs. John Wheel- evening to visit with their son-In- of a brief business session in the Charleston, W. Va.: Mr. and Mrs . West Virginia, Mr. Hayes. School at 9:30 with Robert Hardin er.Mary Wheeler has been ill for law and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. absence of the president, Mrs. J. Robert Rogers and Marilyn Young,,, Columbus. A. New Tnste Thrill In Ice Crwm Hegnauer and family. Mr . and Mrs. Tom Wood were as Superintendent: Evening WnrEdward F·oster. visitors in Washington Court House ship at 8:00 with Dr. McMillen the past eight weeks of bronchial Martha Clifton. Washington , D. C · dl th k d llh speak ing. pneumonia. ' this past wee k an d were accomMr. and Mrs. John Smith left .. IS spen ng e wee en w Mr. and Mrs. GllY Shaver, chil- Reminder Given Tuesday for a several days visit aCrolyn Smith and Marilyn Young. panied home by Patty Ann Litz who dren Lester, George Lee, Loraine Members of Racine Chapter 0. ~-------------------------~~~will visit them for several weeks. with Mr and Mrs. Frank Ihle of Plans are beln11 completed by Mr. and Mrs. Ed~ar Tuckerman, near Ci~cinnati. County Agrnt C. E. Blakeslee and and Helen Burns, all of Lumber- E. S. are reminded of their picnic and c hildron of Athens will be Mr . and Mrs. Walter Hudson end Home Demonstrati-on Al(ent Miss port. W. Va., are guests of Mr. MondRy evening August 1 at the IF YOU WANT TO TALK EARTH son . Larry J·.re. spent the weekend aMn!aret Ann Studor for 4-H mem- and Mn. HowardMcDonald , Vale Portland Park. Families of mem· guests of their parents. Mrs. W. H. 5 UC bers are invited. · .Juhling and Mr. and Mrs. Rue MIDDLEPORT - Barbara Scott in Zanesville wi th Mrs. Hudson's bers to attend camp at Camp Key- Street. MOVING CALL ..... Tuckerman Sunday. daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Paul sisters. ston<' .Jackson county begfnnlng Bill Mo·Jre Is a visitor in Athens Scott, was the lucky person to be M F d Monday. today and will return home Sun- awarded shoe skates atZ, draw- M rsF. re a Krauller and Mr. and Mrs. Will Thomas. Mr. an<! Mrs . rs. rank' Krautter and son s pent Aten Sh·o·n. Mr•. HoJ«h DR•Iels . ing at the Cavalier Sk mg Rink k 111 · M ·n Th " • " d ay . Mr . and Mrs. G:lbert Hayes and in Pythtan Park Friday evening . a wee asst on. ey were anrl Ira Foster. ~r .. attentled funret rned from a I {N H acco mpa nied to Massillon by Mr. ere! servo·"es f~r F.nhrla- Roush at son ..J erry._ have .U . Jack Cartwright o ew aven and Mrs. Arthur Mitch who had Sutton rh,oor•h~Frt•ov a'r"terno·on. vacation t riP to Cahfornta. , received a week's pa ss to the rink • n Connie Koehler of Athens Will and Horace Abbott of Rocksprings s pent a week ·here visiting rei aMrs. nolnh Joachim· vlolted this Doing- a nice business. Modem apartment upstairs. 1ivn. t Sun d ay o f her father · a three day pass. M d M J " B EARTH MUVING WITH BULUJUZERS e a gues Va l Mitch spent Sunday with week with r. an rs. o,.n owb For prices, ter~ and more' detailed Information eall or aee Fbvd Koehler and Mrs. Koehler . S se Mrs Pat Gallagher and grandhi s brother. Thoodore Mitch and e~Mr~r~':::m~ l-flnc• Is t)]P •vcekend son. Terry . will spend a week at Sewing Club Enjoys familv . P'IP•t nf hPr sister, Mrs. Ellen Baer * Basement ExcoYotions Buckeye Lake with fri ends . Picnic At Lake at Syracuse. PHONE 350-M MIDDLEPORT, OHIO. Mr . and Mrs. Reed Varney and MIDDLEPORT _ '!'he J 0 I I ). TI!INITY LUTHERAN CHURCH ·.:..:.:=::.:.-----* Cool Mines Opened sons. Phil and Larry, have return- Bunch Sewing Club enjoyed a Missouri Synod cd from a two-week trip to Mon- picnic at Baiiey·s Lake. Friday eve- second Ave., anli Butternut Street Newly Born In/ant * Roads Constructed lana . G t f h I b L Pomeroy NameaLJ N ancy K ay Mr . and Mrs. Ed Gilkey and nm~.t ~es sd 0 N t ~ .c ;ere Ill Hobert L. Dillman, Student Past- S *Landscaping Mrs Reba Gosney have returned 1 ry 1 c -an anc} '" · or. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Yost, Racine Members present were MesMorning Worship- 10:00. R D., are announcing the birth of 1 from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Emmelt Short of Murray CitY . dames Perry Motch, Lawrence Mol Sermon top ic- "The Open Heav- a ·daug hter. Wednesday Jtlly 27 at *Form Ponds M < Milton Hood and children hoan, Florence . Bntton, L. D . en ." wcr; ..;·ecent guests of her mother. Diles. Orin Smith. J . E. Wilson . Bible study gmup- 9:15 a.m. Holzer Hospital. * Free Estimates Mrs . Josia Turner. of Laurel Cliff . Noah Haskons . Shtrley Milk HerTile lnfa,nt, who weighed 7% lbs.dle • Frank Grogan . custodian of the bert-· Fmk and Herman Baoley_ TO ENTERTAIN has been named Nancy Kay .. Mrs . . Grandparents are Mr. and Centra l School. is enjoying a vacaMIDDLEPORTThe men of the J Edward Foster, E. Main Street 526 South Fourth Avenue Phone lion. the weekend with her so, , T•rancis M?u.nt Moriah Church are enter-. ~and Mrs. Mattie Yost. Racine. Rose of Maysville. Ky . . was Bush and family in Xenoa. She ac- tauomg all of the members on Sun- Great grandparents are Mrs. EstelMIDDLEPORT 140-Y 1• a Earl business visitor here Thursday. companied Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart day with refreshments of ice cream la Skinner and ·Mr. Ira Foster, Sr. Mrs. Florence Bush is spending as far as Columbus . and cake. Hours of th e party are • Mr and Mrs . Guy Russell and from two to four. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH children o{ Columbus are visi1ing Rev. Paul W. N:re, P ..&or his brother. Leo Ru ssell of Lin- MUSICAL SCHEDULED •.• Here's .the way to get_. better deal on youli Next Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Mrrrn-11 coin St. · · 1•.~ MIDDLEPORT-The Junior Miscar. If you buy on time, this local plan will not only Lindsey Lyons Ill was the guest sionary Society of the Mount Mor- ing worship 10:30 ' A. M. of honor ai a parly ceiebratinR hos iah Bapti st Church are presenting munlon meditAtion, "The Klng,dolrn, j save. you' money, but assure you complete iitsurance sixth birthday at the home of his a musical on SundaY, July 31, . at the Power and the Glory" . protection ·and service. . It'.s ·a tailor-made plJft that ! grandmother. Mrs. Eula Swan of 7:30. Observance of the Lord's Sup' Long Bottom. per. Youth Choir practice, 1 P . M. brings you low interest rates and no tacked-on charges. Mrs . Frank Allen , former 1\lid- SHOWER PLANNED Junior BYF, 7:30 P . M.. Monday . ~nd Insuring through _your own Insurance agent dleport resident. Is a patient at WCTU 7:30 P. M., Tuesday at MIDDLEPORT-The women of you get his personal s_ervic~s and complete coverage of Holzer Hospital. the Methodist Church. the Mount Moriah Church are plan: Bill Burrell. who is employPtl in ning a kitchen shower In the near Youth Choir practice, 6:30 P. M., 1J)ur etr .. "The whole transaction is fast, convenient, Cleveland. is the ~uest or hi s moth- future for their church which Is Wednesday. petsbnal. Let us tell you in detail about it. er. Mrs . Leslie Ervin. and s ist er being redecorated by the memNo prayer meeting due to the Mrs. Genl' Norton. absence of the pastor. bers. · ' ~ ! 1 ( 1 Mr ~ and Mrs . Gene Bennett and daughter who have been in Colum- · Schedu/ed Sunday Mr. and Mrs . w. H. Arrington In M'dd/eport and children, Tommy and Nancy , I MlltDJ.EPORT I ENTERPRISE-- Mr. and Mrs. I Elias Stile• I mamage of Soei I Events Soeial Eve11ts ••• Rose Council M tingHeld Annual Picnic Held At Chester By Past Matrons • *** ••• ••• Hostess Was Mrs. Scott For Group Meeting I j I I Relatives Come For Rites Here 0~~ Won . One Closs To Have Picnic I r i ,. That "OL' FASHION FLAVOR" ----- I Barbara Scott I L kY Dra we r SHULER'S CONSTRUCTION . j. .; t· • / GROCERY~ STORE ••• ·JOHN B. DOWNING & SON I ~ I. 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Middleport, Ohio· J. story, frame, five rooms and bath, Middleport, Ohio. 2 story, frame, six rooms and bath, furnace. EJTERMITAL SERVICE oncl meola thi:lt ore mtre • One POMEROY CEMENT RLOCK CO. Pomeroy, 0., Tel. 435-M .. • dooct build In& lot. Middleport, Ohio. Second • wator, rtfr1.-eratr:• .ft, Jlta.Hnt• h ". , . • ..,_·-_..... -'wUf I' . .. . ~ A ..,.... ...,~.!"'"'' 1ft de... - . I' and .................. ........, ,.. -· w. . ' * SEVERAL SMALL FARMS. • 44 IIOMI ' T For prleeo, ~rma and more detailed lllforma&loa. call or ~ee JOHN B. DOWNING & SON EXTERMITAL TERMITE SERVICE - 398 N. Second St Middleport-Tel. 239-X 41tllcleua •••·•round. ~•r ' .· Ashland httled Cos pte•; · duct• o httter flame 1ft· stonily. Perfect hr htt . High St., Middleport, Ohio. 1 story, frame five rooms and bath, modem, High St., • Middleport, Ohio. 2 story, . frame, seven rooms and two baths. Rutland St., Middilf,ort, Ohio. . 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