https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ea746972e68adb0c5a53e7113088e8cf.pdf 703678c3cf8053b9dcddeaf15db990f2 PDF Text Text ' • • Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , March 1, 1958 ~r ~i· i · Diona Wright l)oy I~ Honored On Thursday Night Sixth Birthday p . ' rogrom Mto Ralph 0 Zundel, religious !rlllulders Do~ was observ~d 1-~'.tia<l!•rs 1~d pnl Pf"eSidents edi>CIIIIon teaeher )The past presidents were mtro- - wben the Sucar Run PTA ~\'l'llurlday Diana Wrtgh~ daughter of Mr and Mrs. Robert Wrtlfht, celebrat· ed her IU.Xth birthday Thursday Wlth a partf at the morning ses- evenln;r at the dueed and ~sented a corsage •nd each spoke briefly Past presl· s1on of the Middleport K.indergar· school dEals and therr year were, Mrs ten. 'r iili "llrae gold colored card w1th J B Ebersfeld, 1927 28 2~. Mrs ~ The children pla,ed smgmg IJ!aerii>tlon "Welcome I(TA" Otto S~auss, 1932 33 Mrs Ben Mu6. Gold colored • program Ncu:zbng 19"'t'i 36 Mrs Gaynelle games and then sang the tradl· ld~raled with a blue earn a Wloe, !93tJ.37: M;s, Charles Mul· tlonol "Happy Birthday Song" llont .-e pl1ced on a ~tand ccn len Sr 1937·38-39 Mrs Theodore ~1:\;.wUh 1n arncan vtolel Lehew, 1939-40, Mrs Robert h llri.• RIY Woodgq,rd ;>reSident, Warner, ~HH2, Mrs R~ehard i&>Oiit4!1he meetm& woth the PTA C•mpbell, 1944-45, Mrs Leq Bry ;r.y!,t 1fter wb1ch she welcomed an, 11M6-47, Mrs J W McMurray ~OR present and read a poem 1@51, Mrs Roy Tracy Jr , 1952 t SIIi:i!OIIIn Life" wr1t1el by J H 5U, 5,-s6, Mrs ' W A Glbbs19l!3· IU~n. The report of he secre! 54, Mrs Chesler Kn~ght, 1914-115 19i!IJ.57 ·~ r~.!'easurer were given by and Mrs Ray Woodgeard IIi~.-<. d S1ason and Mrs. James &: ~7-58 Two 1cbarter members were present, Mrs Elber(eld and 0~~ A ,Hiitrlbutlon o f $5 00 w" Mrs Baker Gordon Diade":lf the state for Founders Members of t.be ~entral PTA J!a1.:)1ra Woodgeard thanked all were mtroduced ' add Included, '1'1¥1 helped with the County Coun Mrs C F Tompkins president, dJ ~ ~ recently :~t the Jumor Mrs Carl Norlon Mrs Ed Arnold Hill! Abdltorlum Roll call of par enll wU taken by Robert RoberU Mrs Roy Mll)'er, Mro Franklin and tbe attendante banner award Hud~ on and Mrs Leonard Van ed to' lbe second grade taught by !deter Jr Mrs. Frink Remharl Corsages were ::.lso presented llrs. Phil Globaker program to Mn Tompkms, Mrs Gordon c'batrmln presented a program Mlls Woodgeard Mrs Burt and wblch opened w'th a tolo "One the officers and chairmen of the Little 1 Condie" by 11110 Nancy A•soclalion Group singing of the W~ard aeeompamed by Mn PTA song with Mn Tracy as ac· Ro1 · Ti'ac!)' Jr A candle aklt writ companist, concluded thCl program t~D hJ Mrs Rov Tr&C"J Jr was At lhe close of the m~L:tlng, op Jll't!OI!Id with \Irs JJarnld Ebers- en race sandwiches, c::.ke coffee, Meb as Mrs PTA Rnd the name tea, nuts and mmh o.yere served 11 Birne.Y'' wa8 ~:pc lled out w1th tbe rrhe refreshment table was beauti fpllowinc partaclD!itln&, Mrs J.JoyJ ruJ In blue lace cover over gold W<ilbl, Mrs Jomos Tiluo, Mrs and centered wtlh an arrangement Guy Cowan, Mra Eugene Conde o! daUOdlll and japanese 1r1s 1ft a lfndleMO Meneh1m and Mrs W blue bowl, with blue tapers in A. Gtbbt Each held o &old eolored gold candelabra on e1ther side c1ndle whleh they lighted !rom ' Mra J B Eberfeld and Mrs llriO' blue eandle held )ly Mro Robert Warner presided at the sll Eb<tabach 1nd thet placed them ver teB and coffee !I.CrHCC! Mrs on a litRe' barthday cake, iceJI In J W McMutra!l served the cake white and decorated m blue and Hoste.sses for the evemng were, rotcl "'ilh the mscrlpllon "Birney• Mrs William Anderson chairman, in iold1and the numeral!; 1800 Mrs Edward Baer co cha1rman !Dillin. blue Mrs Marvm Burt Mrs Eimer A. trio. Mrs Marvan S\Jrt, Mrs While, Mrs Kenneth Finley Mrs Paul Neaae and Mrs Tracy accom Donald Colhns Mrs Sehm Blaze panled by Mrs Ben Neutzllna 51ng w1cz, Mrs Alex Clio Mrs Leu _.Count Your Bleulnga " Mn Vaughan, Mrs ~na rlea Blakeslee, WoodSOir<l ,ntroduced Supt Char Mrs Robert StorY, Mrs Shirley leo Gibbs who ap~ke brielly and Guinther and Mrs Phil Globokar welcomed the aroup and comment Members of the 111xth grade ed on the loss of MUs Emma m charge of the nursery durmg Seltz. The tc,..aehen were invited 1he meeting were Sus1c Radford to the front or the room by Mr.s Clnlra Swatzel and Kathalccn Woodpard who staled 1'we owe Grimes our teachen a debt of gradttude' .,....-.---and read "A 1alute to teaehen1 Each teaeher wna Introduced and the l1dl01 pmented 1 blue earna lion OOTIIIO tied With a aold rib liOn lftd the men • ,White C!arnt tion ooutonnlere • Teachen introduced were Rob An ora:amzatlonal meetinl( of the ert Roberts ol t~e filth grade who Pomerov Bend Junior 4·H Club 11 ltlii>J ao principii In the ab "" hold Friday evenl•g 11 the oeaee of Mn 'Peit! Willlamo, Mra homo of Mra C Blaketlet too Bryan tlrl\ lf&de teaeher In an election or ortlcers follow· J(n Fran~ 1\eln~a~~. oeeond Jrade, lng the t·H Pledge Corole Groene Jlra, Chaflel Glbbl, l~ird "ade wa• eleeted as prealdel11, Jennifer loin. Charlea J,ewla, tourtb 1rade. Blakeslee, viCe president; ' Peggy ilra Everett Thomas, oixth Hofner. secretory, , Opal Offutt, trca,urcr Mary Francis, news re porter Barbara Wlillama Recrc atlon leader, Janet Headon aafety chairman and Sharon Freeman, Health Chairman Palrlolo Bl!lkoa· lee Ia advl•or Named to tho telephone com mlttet:l were Nancy Titus and Ter ry Fultc DloltlbuUon was made of om cera books and pla111 made lor aewlni£-boxcs and materJala to lint:! them for the next meetin1. Followin.a the meettna the mern bora enJoyed a weiner rout In the i•re;m,all•>n room Nul meet1n1 will 1>e ,cld on lllareh 1D w1th Carole Greene as The Dally 'Se(uin~,l • ' ' te~l~ Lid~ tiM entunce of th~ Pomeroy Bend Junior 4-H Club drganized Friday Polled From • • Mrs John~on was a&Sisted by Mrs Lany 1R1cc, Mrs Krnneth Co ok and Mn Joe Rice In aervmg Pin- and white cake, ICe erelm, and Kool-a1d to the gue~ts • ond er acted as treuuret; in the """"' or lolra Cedric Clark. jnglbe b,llslness seilllon, Mrs. ' tlnser, supply cbalnn"'!, r,ad the new allotmenl f'l' the YOU' which Is sew1ng for ttie Chqdren'a H~spital. H.-~ ~ Those pre'e~t were· Mrs. Gla~en revaew of ce Ebersbach, great-grandmother, o,lA,the United •!o Khilbe'rhe Mrs Keopetb Cook and Tommy and Connltt, JoHnny E~rsbacb, Mrs Terry GaUagher and Debbte, Mrs VIvian Ingels and Terr1e, Mrs Larry R~e al}d Chipper and Kenny, Mrs ' Leoll'ard GWiazdowsky and Jennie, 11 Mrs Joe Riee 1 M1ss Jacqueline Riee; Mrs Enna Spires, Mrs Paf 8a'Jt 11m1, Mr. and M,. Rodney Hill and Gregory und Btmbo Jenkins Mt~s.l)n Methodist. WSCS Meeting 1$ Held At Clifton , · . ' Elchelber~er ~ \.,\ SOfJETY, ho1te18 r TIME ' WBfl Arthur Carpenter "-lletreshmenls were served tiy the hostess tq twelve membe,r1 , Tl!rs Theodore Ebersbach presldiod at the p~nefi bowl ,, ' JOWer plaat for elfort 14 end weekoOid Bell for meetidg 1t10 Degree Work Given By Rock Sp'rings Grange Thursday · Three cahdldatea were given flJ'st and s~cond deerees when tl Rock Springs Grance' met Th,uralEI day evening ' The WSCS of the M18on MethQo Amos Leonard, wv~~~~~~~~~~~~',f; dlsl Chureh m't reeenlly at the pr~sided and at home ol Rev and MrB Richard '1\<mbershlp Wright of Clifton ni>tme~d that team would go Mrs Mary 'Elizabeth Capehart to, compete In of was iq c}Jarge of the program and Tournan1ent the top1c w~s "Those W~o Serve" Th tn·lt C b t d•'l TftiJ '!liS lollpwed by the aln~mg bak1:g 'c':,~ifsi. '::r.' "' Y of "O'nward Christian Soldiers " by Mrs Amos Leonard, Home EcoReac:Unis were g1ved b)' Mrs nomacs cha1rman, for the Aptll Ll~aH Zerkle, Mrs Capqbrl, >Irs 24 meeting Plana were dlseu89ed Evelyn Proffitt Mrs Glady• Thorn for "Booster Night" which will he as, Mra EmUy Burges•~ Mrs Marr lJ~ld, Monday, March 111 'there Berry, and Mrs Stejla Chattin, will be a program a)ld t~e meet· Mrs Wright submitted a report, to the public. Due to on Christian Soelal Relatjo~ and the lecture Pro8I'am M'ra: Katie Foglesong of ered a prayer to close the program As sistine Mrs Wr1ght as hostess was Mrs Jean Carson t POMEROl 1 . ( < " l'•, ,\ ~. '\ i ' Gurt 'Session • • Kyger creek .,_. by the Ut1Hty Worun Ualon Amerla a week 110 Su~ wbea .,.,_ Iori readied Ill IJilllftllt dead· lo<k ' The plant ouppllh eleelridty to tho Atamle Eneiir Conullloolon'1 Portsmouth Am atoll1le dlfflllion inJlollatlon In P~ County. The Kyge\o ~ plant, opera~ ed by the ObiO Vallq Elet:tril: Corp , bu cOIIIiiDed to operato with non-unloa liolp, deapile picket u..... Somt Imp r.t.. wor-.. linea. .. ' ....,.,. Ofriellll llid JOllie teflniql and cler'.<ol eD!PJoyu ntamOd dunlll ille -kend. allboagh conatructlon ltld "other trade unlou IIIII• bodbffil picket �~ !<: Yoilt Eleaitl. ;. ;,), ' J~ws \·~:.. ~ • . ·~ .... ' ... r' " • 2-.fil.\ly Se~Unel, pot\,my.Mfddleport, 0.; "'arch,S, .19~8 '' ' BY TED W. '8RpWN Sterfll•ry of St•te The fun ction of Obio primaty elcdlonl i:S tD gi'o'e the membert , or each,.topolitical an' oppor· ch(/Ose·party the ~'I'!Cii<lateo ':~;=J;:~~~f,;,~-;;;;t'i:;:~~~~ !unity who wm rr ... ..,•• !heir ppty "' 1 the N~ember gfgcr'!i e"'ti'o ~ Being I'll' i 1101'11 cJ ~Ii!l!1{ 9~1 ''· : quahfled electors ql Oh o are membefs or that, ' party g.ven the r1ght to '\lote at primary electwn-on]y qu.a· ··1!,,.~ n.ei'e lililiila/M! I&• liliolol' ~~~.~tiil~lcl Jlrled Republicans may \ 'Ote at a liii9! 11 lllf L.i Republican primary and Pnly illiUlld u r· :l'i '' K~err your john boats handy, quaUfled Democr ats may vote at . "!ltd aMy II the motlllnt felln Y~~e may need 'em if Ol.d Democratic pnmury. lWi 1\•, r ~umps Nls baek, w~le~ ..{ ~ol.'t ' war.niftll." hliifen forWid. · ' • 'l'he ~eg.,lat ure of Qhlo .has Andj to o!fset thi1 given w Uie telst or party mem· ' 11Red A::y at ttiJht 'I'~·· Zepilh of all ldslng, lholilli! .J bership Tlie law slates -;hat . . Ballor's detieftt." ~ f IJ'e felltr lost a. lfuge memberM hip In , or political affi·· ' .:,~ Ill' the way, let's quote 1he10 to in hny Chic $ale edlriee. lU~Uon ·with a pohtieal party - ehildrew •*d have lbllif enJOJ t~,ldn't have, you say, but he !hall be dolermined ;n the fol this u bY words. u 111011 of ui .,.~, ~· tbat's ue Way I've always owing manner: If the peison h8e: old&ten alwaJI ~I{ vottM in a previou11 regti!ar state lj then room in •• llvl*.fklden election the les t applied is his •ol-ld for - · of the •Old, liM So~led clotltes p1le !llf"!lllbly up sworn statement a!! to how he true, the st.auncllo lht htaotJM? I'd sulol)l. Ulfte to t&lnt other· Mr.• whHe I still optimistici!.IIY \'otcd at the next prc~..'Cdlng re ~- fw Old Sol ou\ We wuhed gular sta(P. election at Which De Wille\' ' .. out 1 1mall d.b-lh!Y froze ollfl; !plod.' If he ; late.! ,~nder oa\h, ' One of my favorite Ylolilr fleaos ~o 1 ~ad lup- 1 came in w1th hal at lh~ next pr e e(dl~g r•· , .1 1i "Son.ls My MOiher Tautfrt Mf". Dad's IDng bunc;Ued uni.IJ~r gall· gular state clcotlon at which lle Soritehedy pliy It alone with "Old 11)6rt~ sUff u a board·, carrying, it voted , he voted for a ffiajorlty pf WJ;der m7 arm mtact and figure the canli1dates or thol pollticol Mill Sire..,", "leante WitH sii e and appeann~e. A .tak.e-o[f • porty of wh1ch he noW clalms to Llc~t Brown Hair" and "Jioae t'blt was, on a Sateve PQs~ cover be a member o!, at ' alttliated Tra1ee." TMoo are all Um• faYorlt.ao ol of e woman in Kapsa• walkj.ng in wtth, he Is deemed to bt! 11 mem· mine •lonl with obol!t 1100 ol olm· I.e>. her bOUle similarly loaded. j her of and affiliated with such laua:bed for days oyer that eover, pol)tical party If the eleCtor t\a1 liar Ilk. ......_ so was delighted tO" act tt oul never vcted at a prevJous regular ;l•t• eleellon and he sl~teo that Tbeoe htardod musl<il•• am•• e~lldldt But lun . Ne-. expression (tp me) and he <fealrce to be a member of m•· endleuly. And it mar stu/tip JOU, but I sort of likt 11. Out.a lit- ma)be you'll Deed it right today and nff1hatcd with a particular tle old spode eUkla, iiMiill ~ - ''It's enough to gag a mag- political party, he is then deemed to be a member of and affi1o look "' Shakeopoorean, I pte' gqtJ'' Uolcd with such pollllcnl pariY. IUIIIt. And artilt.a - tliey 16 hi fOf ever fool groggy? Huvena, whnt connotatJom The "regul a,r state electlonh as biraute adornment too:. World used here Is defined as the Nov· would be 1 taoteltls plaee ii It thai word haa. ember •clectwn held m rho even· Weren't fo/ IDrnl Oc<oittrref leSt• lust ~id my daUy croas word 1 numbered yeot·s ered about. pu~Je And l'm always amused at I --~---But I'll bel Gillette and Co. 11 tavel!ll winding up as "(l:rog would 'like \0 take 1 w~k at ei\Rpl' lo tJtese What Is grot, l)teae beor4o. "By tbo Beard tl tn)'way? U sttYI here (Webster), f,.@I'QD" of boy. • "ao uniWeetencd m1xture of "Bald Aoron lo IIDIH t pirlta and water, hence, any in· ...aar""' •••t j toxl~atlng liquor.'' Even that mpn on the white lt'• •lie ftJihiPII to wm 'em." ho~se in 1Hck ;taper magatine&But they never said 1 word about tt.e'l hid his ''Jrog". beAfdo. Somehow, t he more I say lt, ,,A~d lhe ol<t guy thai lot 111 the· funnier It geh Do you, too, Iruatrate4 ', •nd mixed I!P 11 to ll'l\l!th•• he alopt with bla heora ~u!ltda ,lhf quill or under It .._ bo <0\llltn't.., remember 10 he jull broke au up over lt. ... L!~! w~iskere<j 8tnh In hlatory "1"1"" eonalonlly enle!hln our YDimlr oround heree. ·And no won. dtr... 11 :00 11:30 12:0( (2:30 1;00 ! :Ill $:QQ 4:00 ,,,, • t..t'• cut off our nOSH. Said Moseo to Aaron ' ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' \ i• 4: ~;,.. •.Jl.:~ern1 119maneet S·Ou Comedl' 'l'lll!e 1 5;1!0 . Spin'<~ Playho ... ll;lS Spon:s ~ - ,. I 6·25 VVeatbereast NeWI! ~!lire •''. Nl\<) N,... • ' Hawkeye THe Price l . ' Chan_n~l ~Mo~dtly ' Captain Kangaroo · CBS, News I f • ' Morain( Sh"1' Garry Moore 10 ;~0 A,•th~r Godfrot ~ 11:30 Dolt• 8:00 8'45 9:00 9;00 ~~~5~~~.~:~~ 12:00 ' '12.15 1 12:30 12:4S 1;00 1;30 2:00 2:30 Newa at )l'oon Lave of Llf• Searcb-lot TQmorrow Galdlrig !Jeht' Katie's Kllcben . As the Worl~ ')'Unllt the, ClOck Bl8 The Is Yo!lfl I �ll·r..,.· Throws Glenford1 Pomeroy, Middleport, Advanee ~ Into Play .~ · · · · ·.......~ ··~.~~~ ((ontlnut4 '.!~ , ... 001) •.-o:·l:-- ,.•• 12 2 26; Wlloon Z 2 8; Zirkle 0 3 3; 'M_arlln O•O O. 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