Pageant Given by Pomeroy Churches at Junior High
The second presentation of The Dawning a pageant depicting the resurrection of Christ was held Sunday night at the Junior High School Auditorium under the Ministerial Association. The first showing was on Good Friday eve ning at the Church of Christ. The production presents three scenes: doubt and faith after the resurrection the triumphal entry into Jerusalem and the united followers prepared to spread the gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomferoy
Christ
Ministerial Association
Church of Christ
Jesus
Jerusalem
Local social notes from Alfred area residents
Alfred News records a string of visits and small social events. Names include J and Davis, Charley Young, Tom Dye of Tuppers Plains, V lL Shumway, Em met Hawk of Hemlock Grove, Great Kile of Pratte Fork, J M Bents, Mr and Mrs Martin Koehler and Melva Vanmeter, Norwood Knight and Bert Knight, Roscoe Orr family, Charlies Woode and Mr Woode, Ray Willi ame, John Vanmeier, Floyd Vanmeter, Mrs Henry House, Stella LeMasters, Nina Follrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & Davis
Charley Young
Tom Dye
Tuppers Plains
Ll. Shumway
Columbus
Bente
Emmet Hawk
Hemlock Grove
Roscoe Orr
Athens
Charlies Woode
Local visits and travel notes from Middleport and nearby towns
Middleport residents and visitors are listed with movements and family ties. Mrs. Fred Powers and children visited Mrs. Fannie Stevens in Columbus since Friday. Mrs. Nan Moore and daughter Pinzabeth traveled to Jerusalem, W Va., due to Mrs. Sarah Moore’s illness. Other locals were in Columbus, Wellston, and Cottamhire for family events, hospital visits, and a potluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred & Powers
Columbus
Fannie Stevens
Lanecoin Street
Powers
Hobeen
Ant Mee
H. V. Moore
Bhitney Mille
Parkersburg
Nan Moore
Pinzabeth
Robert Washington
Jerusalem
W. Va
Sarah Moore
Elma Whiteside
Long Bottom
Dwight Kim
R .B. Laughead
Clair Minor
L. R. Crowell
Phillip
William Hradford
Browieck Avenue
Wellston
Elisabeth Bradford
Harold Hubbard
Wesley Ely
Souders
Bennett House
Beulah McCullum
H. McCormick
Wayne Me
Elhinny
University Hospital
Charlotte Beverage
Kathryn Jubling
Edgar Tuckerman
Cottamhire
Aged Man Dies at Party for Grandson
Henry Klein, 77, died Sunday from a heart attack at his daughter’s home while attending a birthday gathering for his grandson in Pomeroy. He lived in Ball Run and is survived by two daughters, a son Fred, four sisters, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Henry Kiein
Kiein
Ball Run
Wit Weis
Henry
Businees
Rare Disease by Gland Treatments Saves Girl
Los Angeles reports doctors credit injections of an endocrinal extract from the parathyroid gland as key to saving 1 year old Trudy Von Ravensberg from a deadly rare disease carcinosis. After a three year effort the patient was spared organ failure and recovered, despite earlier signs on ears and thighs and a comparison to an earlier Penny Hendricks case in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Trudy von Ravensberg
Penny Hendricks
Wilkes-Barre
von Ravensberg
Boy Scouting Drive Reaches Over 400 Dollars In Rutland Area
Frank H. Johnston reports the Boy Scout financial drive surpassed 400 dollars with Kinshata District officers thanking donors and volunteers. Plans spread to Rutland and Syracuse Troops as leaders attend meetings, with Troop 42 and 43 in drills, bird houses, and outdoor activities. lessons include Scout Law 6A on kindness to living creatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Howell
Troop 43
Racine
Shelton
Jiiden
van Gilder
Joe Schaefer
Troop 41
White
McComas
Lambert
George Hayes
Beautify Federal Route projects in Morgan and Vinton counties
The division outlines Route 87 work from McConnellville toward Marietta planting honeysuckle dogwood redbud elm and other natives to prevent erosion and washing. A U S 50 section near Marietta will be improved, with berm seeding and red maples planted. Architect Dallas D Dupre Jr spoke at Marietta about erosion control and safety gains. Fifty improvement applications are on file at the Marietta division HQ for future funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
McConnellville
Marietta
Vinton County
McArthur
Athens County
Marrietta
Dallas D. Dupre, Jr
Division
Racine Notes on Stewart and Cooper Homecomings
William Stewart withdrew from the Civilian Conservation Corps after five months in California camps and returned home Friday. Alt Cooper also came back Friday after spending time in California and nearby. Mrs. Bertha Reed, after visiting friends here, returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Stewart
Civilian Conservation Corns
California
Alt Cooper
Bertha Reed
Mrs L E Saunders Dies in Columbus
Middleport residents mourn Mrs L E Saunders 41 who died Saturday at White Cross Hospital Columbus from spinal meningitis. She lived in Middleport since youth, married L J Saunders, active in Presbyterian Church. Survived by husband, mother, four sisters, three brothers. Funeral at Hoge Memorial Church Columbus Tuesday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
L. E. Saunders
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
L. J. Saunders
Ann ©. Jubling
William Dixon
Pittsburgh
J. A. Beverage
Miseee Emme
Helen Juhling
New York
W. H. Juhling
George Juhling
Charles Juhling
Weieh
W. Va
Hoge Memorial Church
Green Lawn Cemetery
Advances in Work Pomeroy Nurse Moves for Training
Miss Miriam Daniels a former Pomeroy resident now employed at General Hospital Cincinnati enters a six week study and training course at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton She will return to Cincinnati for an important position in the hospital’s newly added clinic Daniels trained at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis after graduating Pomeroy High School in 1926 She is a daughter of Will Daniels of Five Points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Miriam Daniels
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Miss Daniels
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Pomeroy High School
Cincinnati Clinice
Mise Daniels
Will Daniels
Five Points
Racine Students Praised in PTA Party for Teams
Racine High School honored the Senior boys and Junior girls basketball teams after their class tournament, with a PTA hosted party at the high school Saturday night. Speakers included Mrs. Claire Fadelay, Paul Hayman, W. B. Cross, Mrs. Ernest Wingett, Ben Philson, Eileen Roush, and William Hudson. Ice cream and cake refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Mae
Claire Fadelay
Paul Hayman
Racine High School
W. B. Cross
Ernest Wingett
Ben Philson
Eileen Roush
Letart
William Hudson
Local brief notes on visiting families in Middleport
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Horden and children from Columbus visited Middleport with Dr. Horden's parents on the weekend. Also in Columbus for family illness and death were Mrs. L. EB. Saunders and Miss Daisy Saunders. Other visits included Mrs. Stella Leonard and daughter from Huntington with the Leonard family, and Mrs. Guy Reynolds and her mother Minerva Childers traveling to Canton to see Everett Childers and family before returning with G F Reynolds and Carl DeViany of Cuyahoga Fats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Horden
Columbus
Dr. Horden
R. H. Horden
South Fourth Street
L. EB. Saunders
Daisy Saunders
Stella Leonard
Huntington
J. O. Leonard
South Fifth Avenue
Guy Reynolds
Minerva Childers
Canton
Everett Childers
G. F. Reynolds
Carl DeViany
Cuyahoga
Pomeroy Personal notes from Columbus and Amesville
Mrs W G Downie and Mr and Mrs Ed Stark enjoy a few days in Columbus. Miss Rosalind Ebersbach a medical college student at Ann Arbor Michigan visits parents on Lincon Hill. Bill McQuigg OSU student spends weekend at Lincoln Hill home. Milton Hood Columbus worker spends weekend with parents on Lincoln Hill. Mr and Mrs Patrick Lechary and family visit Mrs Lechary's parents Mr and Mrs C D Henry in Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Downie
Ed Stark
Columbus
Rosalind Ebersbach
Medical College
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ed Ebersbach
Lincon Hill
Bill McQuigg
Ohio State University
Lincoln Hill
Milton Hood
Raymond Hood
Patrick Lechary
Local Figures Mentioned in Fractured Notice
Fragments reference names including Mrs. Cross, S. M. Cross, Gibbie Duskey, and locations Pt. Pleasant and Reedsville in an unclear notice. The readable bits suggest a home or residence context with several individuals named, but concrete event or action is not established in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pt. Pleasant Mr. Tmd
S. M. Cross
Feuehter
Uf. Gibbie Duskey
Reedsville
Burn Heart To Destroy Ghost In Romanian Village
In Bucharest on April 7 a strange report from Damian village describes fear of a woman’s ghost. Local villagers burned the heart of Mrs. Stephan Safta to stop haunting, exhuming the body and removing the heart as part of the act. The husband reported recurring spectral sightings across nearby hamlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Rowmania
Damian
Stephan Safta
August Leifheit Dies at Prospect Hill Home
POMEROY August Leifheit 50 died Saturday night at his Prospect Hill residence after a period of failing health. He is survived by his wife, children, and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be held Tuesday with arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Hero Cecil Receives Reward For Heroic Rescue In Ohio River
Martins Ferry, April 9. James R. Cecil, who saved a drowning youth in the Ohio River twelve years ago, had not claimed a £1000 Carnegie Hero Fund award. He recently considered buying a home for his wife and five children and wrote to the commission. Today he received a $1000 check enabling the Cecil family to move into a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
James R. Cecil
Ohio River
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Cecil
Seniors Assemble Greens Run Church of Christ Bible School Meet
CHAUNCEY Senior Class met Thursday night at the home of Ray and Edna Cartwright for a social gathering. A program of games and contests followed by refreshments concluded the evening. Members present included Evie Stevenson Iris Kempion Heivia Kytt Ernest Cartwright Wilbur Cartwright Tom Smith Virgil Decore Nyle Gannon William Cartwright Bernice Cannon Otto Bimons Ver Hite Cannon Oren Justice Ana Cartwright Ray Cartwright and Mr and Mrs Carl Cartwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Keete Rum Church of Christ Bible School
Ray
Edna Cartwright
Evie Stevenson
Iris Kempion
Heivia Kytt
Ernest Cartwright
Wilbur Cartwright
Tom Smith
Virgil Decore
Nyle Gannon
William Cartwright
Bernice Cannon
Otto Bimons
Ver- Hite Cannon
Oren Justice
Ana Cartwright
Ray Cartwright
Carl Cartwright
Jacksonvi lle Play Sees Cast in A Bird in a Cage
A Jacksonville audience enjoyed the three act comedy A Bird in a Cage at J T High School with Ruth Handa as Neri and Delbert Tinkham as Clayton. The cast included Clarence Davis Mr Comateck Lenoa Nicholas Mrs Comateck and otros across a weekend of church socials and school performances.
Wilkesville Seniors To Present Annual Play Saturday Night
Wilkesville April 9 The annual Senior Class Play A Run for Her Money will be given Saturday night April 14 at 8 pm. A talking picture show was presented April 3 at the high school. Baccalaureate services are scheduled April 15 in the Methodist Church with Rev Brephengon delivering the sermon on April 19 and commencement exercises at the high school. Director of Education B Skinner will speak April 4. Students from Wilkesville High attended a musical concert at Hamden High School. The band and orchestra were present with Mrs. Drusilla Tobrocke of Wyomin g visiting. O is visiting Mrs. Lottie Kruskamp and other relatives. Several American Legion Auxiliary members attended the Eighth District Convention in Logan Wednesday. Mrs. Guy Edmundson of Athens has been visiting her mother Mrs. Lou White. Mr. and Mrs. Allen White of Middleport visited at L. C. Calvin’s home for Easter. Mr. Jon Reed is in poor health. Helen Montgomery is staying with her sister Mrs. Bertha Denneh. Florence Strong and their sister Mrs. Carrie Bobo are ill. Mrs. Foley is doing the house work. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sheline of Columbus have been visiting the former's father Jack Sheline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Sansbury
Middleport
Langeville
Lansbury
McKay
McMaster
M. Berthe
Phil Joachim
Wilkesville
Methodist Church
Sefron
Brephengon
B. ©. Skinner
Wilkesville High School
Hamden High School
Drusilla Tobrocke
Wyoming
Lottie Kruskamp
American Legion Auxiliary
Logan
Guy Edmundson
Athens
Lou White
Allen White
L. C. Calvin
Jon Reed
Helen Montgomery
Bertha Denneh
Florence Strong
Carrie Bobo
Pt. Rock
Foley
Clyde Sheline
Columbus
Jack Sheline
Baptist Churches of District Convene at Torch Church Friday
The Baptist Churches of this district held an all day meeting at Torch Church on Friday with a noon basket dinner. Rev Bartlett of Marietta and others from afar spoke. Local residents attended events at Troy High School and a farm sale, with community news including family visits and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Churches of District
Torch
Local residents share visits in Easter week
The Plains families and friends gathered across Zanes Ville Columbus Smiths Ferry Chauncey and nearby towns for weekend and holiday visits. Notable attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jellison with Cari and Junior, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Erb, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jellien, and multiple Powell, Riley, Linscott and Navotni households. Everett McGraner returned from Navy leave to visit his parents in town. Agnes Gladya and Helen Navotni traveled to Columbus after Easter with the Navotni family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jellison
Cari
Junior
Zanes Ville
Peter Erb
Sam Jellieen
Cari Erb
Vivian Erb
Columbus
James Powell
Smiths Ferry
Jay
Wim
Chauncey
Lennegar
Edison Riley
William Stalder
Benton, Lil
Dayton
Ohio
Jay Powell
Leslie Coon
Pep Husband
Pidsylvania
Herman Humphrey
Herbert Mnntzer
Edward Cargo
Athens
Floyd Linscott
Walter Wharton
Aliie Bingman
John Martin
Mary Hope
Grosvenor
Martin
Henry Evans
Car Ben Hill
Laceani
George Bean
Moselie Stevens
Everett McGraner
Navy
Norfolk
John McGraner
Agnes
Gladya
Helen Navotni
Blever Navotui
Ohio Bell officials receive large severance packages
Thirteen officials of the Ohio Bell Telephone Company received exemptions of ten thousand dollars for their services in a term. A director and company attorney were among those who benefited, signaling substantial payouts amid ongoing corporate adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio Be Telephone Company
Bure
Rural Mail Routes To Be Consolidated In Gallipolis
Gallipolis post office will merge three rural routes into two on May 1, under Postmaster H R Hurn. The plan, part of Post Office Department cost cuts, follows the death of E S Ward on January 21. Ward’s 30.2 mile route is now split between Fred Kerns and Ernest Davis, lifting each to about 55 miles. This is the second such consolidation at the office in under two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Ward
Gallipolis
H. R. Hurn
Post Office Department
Congell@ation
E. 5
Ward
Homer F. Notter
Fred Kerns
Ernest Davis
River rises to 22 feet as Ohio Valley rains flood region
The Ohio River climbed to about 22 feet on Sunday after heavy rains drenched the Ohio and Kanawha Valleys. The steamer D W Wisherd was seen on Saturday night heading to Pittsburgh with six empty steel barges in tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Ohio
Kanawha
D W. Wisherd
Pittsburgh
Pool Room Relocation Planned for Gallipolis
A Rocchi plans to move his poolroom from the Moch Clothing Store area on Second Avenue to the former Modern Markets room, with the move scheduled for April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
A. Rocchi
Moch Clothing
Second Avenue
Modern Markets
Aged Woman Mary Barton Dies at Joppa
Mrs. Mary Barton aged 78 died suddenly at the home of her daughter Mrs. Hamilton Hetzer in Joppa on Monday night. Her husband William Barton had died nine years earlier. She was an only child. The Ladies Aid Society met April 4 with Mrs. E. W. Pratt. next meeting with Mrs. Ada Watkins. Other local notes mention visits and family travel, including Mrs. J. W. Dye's return from Spencer and Mrs. Founds visiting Akron relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joppa
Mary Barton
Hamilton Hetzer
William Barton
Hetzer
Ladies Aid Society
E. W. Pratt
Ada Watkins
J. W. Dye
A. Hudkins
Spencer
W. Water
Franklin Norris
Greenfield
G. N. Longworth
Joseph Founds
Akron
Founds
John Kibbie
Parkersburg
G. I. Ruth
Missea Vivian Pratt
Mary Benedum
Parkeraburg
Hert
200 Attend Affair of Grangers at Alfred
The Grange held a community dinner in Alfred on Saturday with about 200 attendees. Afternoon egg rolling and contests followed, with numerous local families visiting and returning guests listed from nearby towns including Huntington and Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
C. BE. Pindling
Wit Shrieber
Huntington
Surprise Birthday Basket Dinner for Mrs Robinson
Members of the Sunday School of Orange held a surprise basket dinner at Mrs. W. E. Robinsons home for her birthday. Several local residents visited relatives and shared weekend gatherings across Orange, Tuppers Plains, Coolville, Pleasanton, River Ridge and Tup ers Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Sunday School of Orange
W. E. Robinson
Mies Jene Bahr
Tuppers Plains
Br. J. Bake
Mies Pearl Pitts
Orange
Roger Clark
Coolville
Lola Knight
Herbert Dixon
Vic Dixon
Pleasanton
Murray Hopkins
Rex
Bessie Hopkins
Nin Dean
Guy
Henry Weaver
Clifford Young
Warren Bentz
Coy Hawk
W. M. Bentz
Piste Pahr
Miselene Pahr
Cash Bents
River Ridge
Easter visits and travel through Reedaville region
Local residents and visitors including Jessie and Edith Hoyt of Columbus with grandmother Mrs Caroline Cottie, the Williamses from East Palestine, Willie Cross from Racine, Bernice Livingston and Charlotte Scarlett of Little Hocking, Archimedes Williams’ family, and others from Morning Star, Cecilville, Vienna, Parkersburg, and Parkersburg’s Ohio University area. The list notes brief visits and returned journeys around Easter week with relatives and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie
Edith Hoyt
Columbus
Caroline Cottie
Clarence Williams
East Palestine
Willie Cross
Racine
Carmen Bailey
Bernice Livingston
Charlotte Scarlett
Little Hocking
Archimedes Willams
Harold Cowdery
Eden
Lucy Shultx
Lawrence Foose
Morning Star
Garrett Reed
Cecilville
Wesley Buckley
Virwil Miller
Vienna
L. D. Watson
RW. Burden
Prest
Hig
Parkersburg
Hope Adams
Ohio University
Rio Grande widow dies after fall at gala high school program
Mrs Anna Niday 74 of Rio Grande died at Holger Hospital from complications of a fractured hip suffered when she fell on State Route 7 while leaving the Gallia County High School Day program at the Rio Grande Auditorium. Also noted a woman’s fingertip was amputated in Pt Pleasant and James Burton was admitted for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Anna Niday
Rio Grande
Holger Hospital
Gallia County
Rio Grande Auditorium
Harry Dye
Pt. Pleasant
James Burton
Ohio
Kel sey pleads guilty in pig theft case at Gallia arraignment
Henry Clay Kelsey of Raccoon Township pleaded guilty at arraignment before Justice Fred Milliser on a charge of stealing a pig from C. C. Scarberry. He was bound over to the grand jury on a $100 bond and jailed in Gallia County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Henry Clay Kelsey
Raccoon Township
Justice of Peace
Fred Milliser
C. C. Scarberry
Grand
Gallia County
Quiet Weekend Sees Few Arrests in Gallipolis
Law enforcement reports a calm week-end with one intoxication arrest in the city and two in the county. The tally marks a low point after several months of higher numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Personal Notices of Local Visits and Student Travel
Mrs. I. EB. Huron returned Sunday from a week with son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Nobie of Caldwell. Mrs. Frank Mayo and Mrs. Robert Dutton of Washington D. C. were guests of Mrs. Osa Baird. They were joined home by Mrs. Cora Louderback, staying two weeks with Mrs. Baird. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Sibley spend several days in Huntington with Fred Edwards. Esther Ingelis visited Miss Joe Smith at Ohio University Athens. Robert Thompson Halma Moore and Elizabeth Carnes, Miami University students, returned Sunday after Easter at home. Mrs. Dallas Neal moved to Oxford with daughter Helen, a Miami University student. W. K. O'Brien Anne Dunbar and Henrietta Cherrington of the University of Michigan Ann Arbor spend a week’s spring vacation at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. EB. Huron
D. B. Nobie
Caldwell
Frank Mayo
Robert Dutton
Washington D. H
Osa Baird
Cora Louderback
F. L. Sibley
Huntington
Fred Edwards
Esther Ingelis
Joe Smith
Ohio University
Athens
Robert Thompson
Halma Moore
Elizabeth Carnes
Miami University
Oxford
Dallas Neal
Tlelen
W. K. O'Brien
Anne Dunbar
Henrietta Cherrington
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Gallipolis Issues Marriage Licenses at Saturday Clerk Office
Judge J. B. Clark issued marriage licenses to Doogas Parst, 22, farmer, Cheshire. Mary Gilmore, 21, daughter of Luther Gilmore, Cheshire. W. E. Van Foasen, 3, truck driver, San Bernardino, California. and May Smith, 21, daughter of James Smith, Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Clark
Doogas Parst
Alonzo Caret, Cheshire
Mary Gilmore
Luther Gilmore Cheshire
W. E van Foasen
San Bernadino
Cal
May Smith
James Smith
Gallipolis Project Progress Report for April 9
April 9 update from Gallipolis notes resumed Tuesday progress on a sidewalk and roads project in Kananga area. The project aims to complete work along the east side and near the Silver Bridge and Ricketts Garage with payments arranged through labor orders and grocery orders under Works division supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Paralel Kananga
Salipolis
Silver Bridge
Ricketts Garage
Marriage of Dorothy Barrow to Frank Barrow in Col
Gallipolis dispatch announces the marriage of Miss Dorothy Charles Barrow to Frank Barrow son of Mr and Mrs Charing Barrow. The ceremony will be Sept 6, 1933 at a church in Columbus and the couple will reside in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charing
Gallipolis
Myles R. Rose
Dorothy Charles Barrow
Frank Barrow
Vara
Columbus
Col
Tobacco Warehouse Lease Won by Gallipolis Firm
A lease for the Tobacco Warehouse at more Streets in Gallipolis was signed on Saturday for 2800 dollars. The Ton Tobacco Warehouse company owns the facility and secured the lease agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ton Tobacco Warehouse
More Streets
Polis Tobacco
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Better Complexion
Pimples improve after using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets says the ad. It claims cleansing the bowels helps clear the skin in a few nights and months of use, promising a brighter complexion with daily reliance on the tonic. The copy touts safety and effectiveness for bowel complaints and overall well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Edwarde Olive
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Pomeroy Churches
Alfred News Notes
Frank H. Johnston
Kinshata
Rutland
C. F Rathburn
R. A. Miller
E. R. Tompkins
L. D. McMaster
Syracuse
Bradbury
Kerra Run School
Prof
A. W. McKay
Kerra Run
F. H. Johnston
Winton County
Architect Speaks
Middleport Briefs
Pomeroy Personals
August Leifheit
Prospect Hill
Milness
Hero
Greens” Run
Church of Christ Bible School
Jacksonville
Ami
Robert Selty
Cecil Harper
Cambridge
J.T. High School
Neri
South Sea
Mattison Comstock
Ruth Handa
Comstock
Clayton
Delbert Tinkham
Nera
Clarence Davis
Mr. Comateck
Lenoa Nicholas
Rupert Rogers
Elisebeth Ellen Rambe
Hortense Evans
Cecelia Mandrell
Eunice Shoemaker
Margaret Shirkey
M. E
Jackcopville
Jacksesville Epworth League
M. EB
Millfield
Glouster
Verna Raap
Irene Davis
Gillawson
Billy
John Cox
Charlies Guinther
Jane Cox
Association of the Baptist Churches
Bartlett
Freda
Helena
Mary Gillian
Knights of the Crusaders
Troy High School
Coelville
Nestor Farm
Morris Webster
Roy
Fullerton &. C
Booth Cain
CE. Hunt
Morgantown
W. V
Cain
Elsie Markwood
Toledo
E. H. Wilson
Clair
Circle Willy
Mrs. Givens
Mra
Lodia R. Baker
Rt. 7
Kangamplete
Mrs. Smith
Fiere
Norrow
Busiess
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