Five Indictments Publicized by Grand Jury at Pomeroy
Pomeroy April 13 Judge A YP Miller released the grand jury report revealing five indictments including non support of a minor child against Richard Reed and driving while intoxicated against Ben Dye. An optometry without license count against J E Quickle, manufacture of liquor against Fred Pinkton, burglary against Harold Penny, and a Rutland depot robbery case tied to Denny who reportedly confessed. One minor offense indictment is being withheld. It remains unclear when arraignments will occur.
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Pomeroy
A. ‘Yp. Miller
Richard Reed
Ben Dye
J. E. Quickle
Fred Pinkton
Harold Penny
Rutland
Denny
Pride of Rutland D A group to host Wednesday entertainment
Pride of Rutland council Daughters of American Society plans a special entertainment at the club rooms this Wednesday. Members, families, and friends are invited to attend.
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Pomeroy
Pride of Rutland Council
Daughters of American
D. of A.’s
Man Charged With Breaking Window in Middleport Home
The April 13 hearing before Mayor Giles addressed James Singer on charges of breaking a window at Carrie Rayne's Middleport residence.
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Middleport
James Singer
Giles
Singer
Carrie Rayne
Middleport Presbyterian Church Rededication Service
The Auditorium of the Middleport Presbyterian church was rededicated in a Sunday service. A decorated interior, new work floor and fixtures, and ceiling redesign were completed at an estimated cost of about 3000. Rev. A V C Skinner delivered the dedicatory sermons.
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Middleport
A. V. C. Skinner
Middleport Presbyterian Church
Tax blanks mailed out in Meigs county
Pomeroy April 12. More than 6000 personal property tax blank returns were sent from the county auditor s office Monday. Returns must be made by May 1 or the $100 exemption is for feited, Auditor McCullough states. The Meigs county personal tax duplicate amounted to about $9.
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Pomeroy
McCullough
Meigs County
Real estate duplicates exceed twelve million in county
The county reports real estate duplicate totals surpassed twelve million dollars, with last year near the same figure and expectations for similar results this year.
D A R Chapter Holds Splendid Session Friday
Return Jonathan Meigs chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Lucy Boggess’s Grant Street home on April 9. Members reviewed minutes, roll call, and communications, with reports on patriotic education and essays from Tuppers Plains high school.
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Middleport
Jonathan Meigs
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lucy Boggess
Grant Street
Hugg
Nelle Stewart
Stewart
Tuppers Plains High School
Cincinnati
Katharine Rathburn
Officers Club
Margaret Trust
Ida Clyde Clark
Pictoria!_ Review
Anthony Wayne Cooke
Brosseau
Blanche Weatherholt
Bess Weatherholt
Gallipolis
Bailey Funeral Held in Athens After Holzer Hospital Death
Funeral services for C. C. Bailey were conducted at his home in Athens yesterday. Bailey died Friday at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis, ending his life in the Ohio town.
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Bailey
Middleport
C. C. Bailey
Athens
Holzer
Gallipolis
Former Middleport grocer Bailey dies after illness
Following a brief illness, Mr. Bailey, a former well known Middleport resident, had run the local grocery store for several years before it came under new management.
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Bailey
Middleport
Tore
MAD DOG KILLED NEAR POMEROY
A large shepherd dog owned by Ben Smith of Chester was shot yesterday after going mad and biting several other dogs. It did not appear to have bitten a person before it was killed.
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Pomeroy
Ben Smith
Chester
Soviet Union Opposes Disarmament Amid Global Tensions
Clementi Voroshiloff, war and marine commissar, told the seventh all union congress of the communist youth international that Soviet Russia cannot afford to disarm. He argued the inherent antagonism between capitalist powers and the socialist Soviet system makes disarmament dangerous.
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Moscow
Clementi Voroshiloff
Communist Youth International
M. Voroshiloff
Soviet Union
The Rubber Saving Paradox in Tires and Towers
The text argues that reducing rubber by substituting cheaper compounds lowers cost but weakens the whole structure, leading to greater wear. It compares tires to towers and notes that saving rubber by using enough material extends tire wear life rather than shortening it.
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W. O'Neil
General Tire and Rubber Company
General
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