Meigs County Poultrymen to Hear Cray on Chick Rearing
Poultrymen across Meigs County will attend three meetings next Wednesday and Thursday led by Br. B. Cray of Ohio State University. The Grow Healthy Chicks program, organized by county agent George W. Kreller, brings Cray to share current breeding, feeding and management advances.
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Pomeroy
Meles County
BR. B. Cray
Ohio State University
Mr. Cray
Meigs County
George W. Kreller
Hemlock Grove
Wool expert will address meeting here
J. J. Walker field secretary of the Ohio Wool Growers' Cooperative Association will speak at a banquet sponsored by the Farm Bureau in Hotel Berry Friday night at 6:30. Walker, a noted Ohio sheep and wool grower, helped found the Ohio Wool Growers' Cooperative and served as field secretary and wool marketing specialist. He recently spent eight months abroad studying production and marketing in Australia and other regions and is currently visiting Ohio for marketing plan development for the 1925 clip. The banquet is open to wool growers and interested men and wives. Amesville Quartet will provide music. further details from T. H. Johnson, county extension agent.
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Australia
Athens County
J. J. Walker
Ohio Wool Growers’ Cooperative Association
Hotel Berry
Walker
Ohio
Ohio Wool Growers’ Co- Operative Association
Hilo
Farm Burea Us
Amesville
T. H. Johnson
Detectives Search For Body Of Boy In Los Angeles Hills
Detectives hunted in the hills and ravines near Lincoln Park for the body of Walter Callins a year old son of a prison convict. Police questioned belief he was murdered as the boy had vanished four days ago. A 30 officer squad was ordered to mass the area.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Lincoln Park
Walter Callins
Meeks
Middleport sees small loss as men move to Bucyrus
Middleport will lose only about three families by relocation to Bucyrus as workers depart. Oscar Klein and several others who went to Bucyrus for work on April first returned home after a weekend in Bucyrus, with only single men or nearby residents remaining.
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Middleport
Bucyrus
Oscar Klein
Widow Ellen Scott 81 Dies of Pneumonia in Pomeroy
Mrs Ellen Scott widow of Alexander Scott and twin sister of Ellis Rife of Cheshire died at Old Begger Thursday after a weeklong illness from pneumonia. Aged 81, she was an old soldier's widow with Easter burial ties in the family, burial set at Old Kyger church.
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Pomeroy
Ellen Scott
Alexander
Scott
Old Begger
Ellis Rife
Cheshire
Wolfram Rife
Ryger
Leroy
Old Kyger Church
Pomefroy
William Fisher
Minersville
Welsonville
Inlay
Dave Sivans
Columbus
Lions
Dana Lloyd
Wilbur Reeves
Edger
Tansite
Blanche Church
Cleveland
Several Appear in Court of Mayor
Several Athens residents appeared in Mayor Alex Moore Stiurdas court after guilty pleas or charges. Harry Bolin was fined 15 dollars and costs for intorsecation. Carl Partlowe paid 10 dollars and costs for returbing the peace. Duane Landis faced 1529 dollars total for disturbing a public gathering. Landis and Partlowe were arrested by Captain Manle.
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Harry Bolin
Athens
Alex Moore Stiurdas
Bolin
Herb Parker
Charles Maple
Carl Partlowe
iPeace
Duane Landis
Amd
Landis
Partlowe
Manle
Bosd Sid
Irank Conferred on Four Candidates by Fides Lodge
Four candidates received the rank of Page Thursday night through Fides Lodge No. 210 Knights of Pythias in Middleport. Visitors from Vinton and Cheshire attended. County Deputy David B. Durst announced a special program for Saturday at Chester to inspect Shade Valley Lodge No. 528, with further inspections planned at Long Bottom, Tuppers Plains, Racine, and Dyesville, ahead of a county convention.
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Middleport
Fides Lodge No
Knights of Pything
Vinton
Cheshire
David B. Durst
Chester
Shade Valley Lodge No
Long Bottom
Tuppers Plains
Racine
Dyesville
Two Million Foot Gasser Drilled Friday
Pomeroy April 7 The Cabin Oil company drilled a two million foot gasser on the Reuters farm at Ball Run yesterday. The Coal Hollow Gas and Oil company drilled another gas and oil well on the Burdette farm in the Thomas Fork region. The well has been shot but not cleaned out yet and is believed to be a mood gasser and an oil well of considerable value. Both companies are local men and hold acreage under lease in the field.
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Pomeroy
Cabin | Oil Company
Ball Run
Coal Hollow Gas and Oil Company
Burdette
Euch
Thomas Fork
Iease
Register check clears name in question
Mr Parker stated no registration matched the name in dispute while officials probe the claim and pursue possible responsible parties. The inquiry focuses on the held records and any misentry in the registry as investigators review the matter.
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Michit
Mr. Parker
Puole
iMans
Sefarmatory
Vollee
Death of Joseph Lenhardt in St Louis
W T Benhardt reports the death Friday morning of his father Joseph Lenhardt in St Louis Nebraska where he had been called due to illness. Death followed a stroke he suffered about a month earlier. Funeral services will be held Monday from Collings funeral home in St Louis.
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R. and C
Athens
RAS
Joseph Lenhardt
St Louis
Collings
St. Louis
Middleport
Apa
Callud
Lucile Dios
Amos Rowe
Columbus
Phlippine Islands
Mildred Rowe
Wise Towe
Parts Lead 10 Arrest Chicago
An arrest in Chicago involved Mrs Ada Stenson after an incident described as wearing a distinctive item, triggering suspicion leading to her detention. Police did not release further details pending investigation.
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Chicago
Iter
Ada Stenson
Middleport Auto Club to host bi monthly meeting
Officers of the Auto Club will speak at the Middleport Community Club semmi monthly gathering at the Knights of Pythias lodge. Southeast Ohio Motor Club officials will discuss benefits for motorists locally and the club plans to form a Middleport branch. The meeting begins at seven with attendance expected from motorists and locals.
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Middleport Community Club
Fides Lodge
Knights Fof Pytmus
Ohio
Bel
Motor Club
Southeast Ohio Motor Club
Athens
Meigs
Vinton
Alex M. Moore
Robert A. Miller
Middleport
H. N. Burgett
D. A Fisher
The
Fisher Transfer Company
Excursions Expected to Draw Large Summer Crowds
Pomeroy Api Sion business on Ohio river steamers anticipates higher demand than any prior season despite river boat accidents. Large parties have already booked trips. A first trip near Pomeroy on Thursday evening collided with a Pittsburgh school teachers group. One passenger injured in the incident at Point Pleasant. Captain Deegle assisted after the capsizing.
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Pomeroy
API Sion
Senate
Cordill
Pittsburgh
Deegle
Point Pleasant
Market Is Success
MIDDLEPORT April 1 The Legion auxiliary market Saturday was a big success and unusual were the baskets and other articles in the sale made by the soldier boys at the military hospital at Chillicothe. The Legion women are holding markets and circles. the funds go to the building fund of the American Legion boys.
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Middleport
Legion Auxiliary
Soldier Boys
Chillicothe
Legion
American Legion Boys
American Legion Home
Lawrence Graham visits sister after Navy discharge in MIddleport
Lawrence Graham returns to Ohio after a Navy discharge and two and a half years in the Philippines. He plans to settle in Ohio if suitable employment is found, staying with his sister Mrs George Tewksbury and family. This is his first return to Ohio since 1924.
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Middleport
Lawrence Graham
George Tewksbury
Graham
Navy
Philippines
Ohio
Court Refuses Damages In Auto Wreck Case
Pomeroy April 7 The common pleas court heard a $500 suit by M. Byers of Racine against Leonard Hamm of Nease Settlement over a New Year’s Day auto collision at the long fill below Syracuse. Byers contends Hamm drove recklessly. Hamm denies fault. Jury awarded no damages and Davis costs to Byers.
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Pomeroy
Common Pleas
M. Byers
Racine
Leonard Hamm
Nease
Syracuse
Byers
Jennie
Hamm
Os Edwards
Brers
Auto Run Increases Mileage With New Device
Automobile engineers claim a novel nucleus device fits all cars boosting mileage to 59 miles per gallon. Thousands report not only fuel savings but quicker pickup and smoother running with reduced carbon. A Milwaukee address offers a free device and promises earnings for referrals.
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Millwauker
Wase
Tor
Idavn Teratary
Ovat
Aifer
Arly
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