Meigs Schools to Receive State Deficiency Aid
Meigs County schools may receive the $87,000 deficiency aid authorized by a new bill. Rep Tom Jones says half the funds will arrive within a week or so to wipe out debts and unpaid salaries, the rest by the end of the school year.
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Tom Jones
Meigs County
Captain Jones
Salisbury Township
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Letart
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Great Bend
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Senate
Friends of
Fate of Red Cross Here Is Decided Today
Pomeroy Ohio April 5 The meeting to decide the fate of the Red Cross office in Meigs county was held at 3 30 this afternoon in the Reed building The executive committee had concluded a paid secretary and office could not be sustained due to funds shortage The membership was given a chance to argue against discontinuing the work
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Pomeroy
Red Cross
Meigs County
Reed Building
Athens
Pomeroy Girl To Be Buried In Chicago
Peter Godfrey his wife and daughter Genevieve travel to Chicago for the funeral of their daughter Mrs George Schultz 26 who died of lung trouble in El Paso Texas. She grew up in Pomeroy and later worked in Columbus before marrying a Chicago broker. The parents husband and seven sisters attend. The sisters include Mrs Clara Bayha Mrs Edith Patrick and Mrs
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Pomeroy
Peter Godfrey
Genevieve
Chicago
George Schultz
el Paso
Texas
Schultz
Columbus
Clara ‘Bayha
Edith Patrick
Attendees Listed for Local Funeral Service
Lillian McNabe of Columbus and Mrs Helen Smith of Springfield lead a list of mourners including Mrs Lena Weiner of Cincinnati Mrs Emma Krauger of Los Angeles and Miss Genevieve at home with most planning to attend the funeral.
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Lillian McNabe
Columbus
Helen Smith
Springfield
Lena Weiner
Cincinnati
Emma Krauger
Los Angeles
Genevieve
Krauger
Hall Farm Sold in Rutland to Westley Deem
The 150 acre Hall Farm at Rutland has been sold to Westley Deem of Racine who plans to personally operate the property.
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Wesley Deem
Rutland
Alva Hall
Westley Deem
Racine
Former Pom eroy teacher visits family from Cincinnati
Miss Oma Hill a former Pom ery schools instructor arrived from Cincinnati to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Laban Hill until Friday to rest after a prolonged illness. She had scarlet fever quarantined for six weeks and will resume teaching in Cincinnati after a nine week absence.
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Pomeroy
Oma Hill
Pomeroy Schools
Cincinnati
Laban Hill
Miss Hill
Local Visitors and Health News From Canton Area
Mr and Mrs Ray White and four sons of Canton arrive to visit their parents through Thursday. Anna Schorn is sent to Mt Carmel hospital Columbus for breast growth treatment. Rev Father F W Gloeckner Ironton visits his father. Peter Gloeckner and Mr and Mrs R D Young go to Logan for a business proposition. Rev W F Hampp unable to preach due to tonsillitis.
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Ray White
Canton
Anna Schorn
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Baltimore
F. W. Gloeckner
Ironton
Peter Gloeckner
R. D. Young
Logan
Wilbur Warner Dies at Five Points Today
Pomero y April 5 Wilbur Warner dies at Five Points today. Details incomplete from brief item.
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Wilbur Warner
Funeral services for Wilbur Warner announced
Wilbur Warner 65 of Five Points died this morning at 3. He was a prominent local farmer and father of Robert Warner cashier of Meigs Savings and Loans Association. He was a member of Mineral Lodge 1 O O F Pomeroy. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Wilbur Warner
Warner
Robert Warner
Meigs Savings and Loans Association
Mineral Lodge
Pomeroy
Eastman Couple Appointed Heads of Meigs County Home
Meigs County trustees named Mr. J. H. Eastman Jr. and Mrs. J. H. Eastman as superintendent and matron of the Meigs County Children's Home effective April 14. Mrs. J. P. Goff, current superintendent, refused to resign amid charges of personal misconduct.
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F. R. Alkire
John Lietwiler
H. C. Pownall
C. E
Goff
State Civil Service Commission
State Board of Charities
Rockefeller Funds Ethical Culture School To Reform College Youth
New York April 4 A remedy for immorality and pessimism among college students will be funded by John D Rockefeller with 250 000 dollars to establish an ethical culture school. The pre professional institute aims to guide 16 and 17 year olds toward the right life work and to repair personal crisis while delaying action until a report is completed. Mrs Dunfee slated to receive a dowment of 1 000 000 dollars and Stand applications are noted.
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New York
U.P
John D. Rockefeller
Dunfee
Council rejects Lincoln Street railroad switch proposal
By a five to two vote the Athens city council rejected an ordinance by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to build a switch across Lincoln street for the Rardin Brothers Lumber Co. The measure was opposed by property owner Elizabeth Mills and supported by C. F. Mosure and C. E. Starr. Chamber of Commerce representative C. M. Gill urged its passage. The vote followed prior investigations and a standing complaint about recent Courtney hill damage blamed on city drainage.
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Athens
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Lincoln Street
Rardin Brothers Lumber Company
R. D. Williams
Williams
Rardin Brothers Company
Chamber of Commerce
C. M. Gill
Elizabeth Mills
C. F. Mosure
C. E. Starr
Frank Lowrey
Fred Fenzel
M. P. Totman
Bert Russell
Wallace Pratt
Charlotte Dunfee
Courtney Hill
Dunfee
Emmett Keenan
Watter
State Department
Court Street filling station drive widened by order
Oil company plans to widen the approach at its Court street filling station. The action was referred to G. M. Romine service director and Mayor Alex M. Moore for handling.
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Ard Oil Company
Court Street
G. M. Romine
Alex M. Moore
Voight Favored To Win Amateurs At Pinehurst
George Voight of Washington shot 67 to lead the North and South amateur championship by six strokes and set a new course amateur record four strokes under the previous mark. His 67 topped Emmet French’s pro record by one stroke. A W G Fownes Jr of Oakmont stood second with 73.
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Pinehurst
N. C
U.P
George Voight
Washington
Voight
Emmet French
Youngstown
A. W. G. Fownes, Jr
Oakmont
George T. Dunlap
Hill School
William Wallace
Eugene Homans
Veterans urged to reinstate war risk insurance and apply for compensation
Athen’s K T. Krossen post No. 21 American Legion adjutant McConkey warns World War veterans to reinstate their war risk insurance before July 2 and to file for adjusted compensation before January 1, 1928. The post meeting Wednesday at 7:30 will cover these topics.
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McConkey
KT. Krossen
American Legion
Athens
Father John’s Medicine Offers Cod Liver Oil Quality
Over seventy years in use this old fashioned remedy promotes health with cod liver oil and other valued ingredients. It is praised for aiding weakened digestion and helping aged, weak, and undernourished individuals gain strength without alcohol or harmful drugs.
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Harvey A. Seil
Seil, Putt & Busby
Water St
New York
Father John
Seil
John
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