State Engineers Say Site For Lake Project Unsuitable
Meigs County officials reported that a state owned lake near Hoskins farm cannot be built at the proposed site due to shallow water depth and an unsuitable road grade. Engineers say Route 31 level limits dam height, yielding only about 3.8 feet of water, making the site impractical for a fishing lake. A search for a better location will begin immediately with input from Conservation Commissioner William H. Reinhart.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
John Sauvage
Sohe
Conservation Division
F. A Farley
Sauvage
Hoskins
William H. Reinhart
Clared
Ohio
Chronic Gall Bladder Trouble Warns of Constipation Link
Ad promotes Klax-Ko Tablets to ease liver and gall bladder issues causing right side pains biliousness and constipation. Claims quick relief in 3 to 5 days and 30 days money back, with sale at Quick's Cut Rate and other druggists.
Pomeroy Bride Weds Dr C Bartlett in Evanston
Dr C Bartlett of Mt Vernon Ohio and Miss Evelyn West daughter of Mr and Mrs R T West of Pomeroy were married on April 7 at the parsonage of Rev A F Musterman in Evanston Illinois The couple will reside at 132u Grove Street Evanston Illinois.
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Pomeroy
Dr. C. Bartlett
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Evelyn West
R. T. West
Evanston, Il
A. F. Musterman
Bartlett
Paralyzed mother ill in Canton report
A message from Canton reports Mrs. Julia Harrah, mother of BE M Harrah of North Fourth Avenue, is critically ill after a stroke. She is at the home of her daughter and family in Canton.
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Middleport
Canton
BE. M. Harrah
North Fourth Avenue
Julia Harrah
Meigs County Livestock Totals Highlight Large County Herds
County auditor records show 3881 horses in Meigs with a total horse value of 147 035. Cattle total 11386 head worth 278 250. Mules 255 valued at 13120, hogs 2995 worth 19950, sheep 17924 valued 81570, poultry 94485 head valued 57730. Chester Township leads in horses and poultry as tax lists total 597 655 in value.
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Pomeroy
Chester Township
Rutland
Scipio
Bedford
Meigs County
Scipic
Sutton
H. J. Blackmore
Many Meigs County Workers Injured in March report
Pomeroy April 18 21 injuries among Meigs County workmen during March per Industrial Commission of Ohio. Of 21 injuries eight caused over seven days lost time four caused seven days or less and some medical cases caused no lost time. Total time loss to county workers was 358 days.
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Meigs County
Pomeroy
Industrial Commission of Ohio
End Meigs Visit Famous Union Leader Leaves Mid dleport
Mr and Mrs W E Bryan have spent winter in Middleport with daughter Mrs J E Harley and family. They left Sunday for Cincinnati then Memphis to visit relatives before joining her husband in Kansas City Kansas where he heads the Leather Workers Union of the United States.
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Dleport
Kansas
Middleport
W. E. Bryan
J. E. Harley
Cincinnati
Eight New Boarders Sign Up at Lockup
Eight new boarders checked in at the county jail over the weekend as officers report. William Board and Mrs. Frea Mourning of Middleport were brought in Sunday for intoxication. Melvin Grimm of Syracuse arrived Sunday at 2 AM on a similar charge. Four youths picked up at Hobson for train riding by a New York Central detective were Henry Scruggs 17 Cecil Goff 18 Oliver Hobbs 18 and Thomas Kraus 18. Wesley Foley of Letart Township pleaded guilty to assaulting his wife, was fined and jailed for nonpayment of costs.
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Pomeroy
William Board
Frea Mourning
Middleport
Melvin Grimm
Syracuse
Hobson
New York Central
Henry Scruggs
Cecil Goff
Oliver Hobbs
Thomas Kraus
Seniors To Present Plays On Friday At Pomeroy High
The Pomeroy High School senior class will stage three one act plays Friday evening in the high school auditorium as part of graduation exercises. Casts include The Valiant with Ted Scott and Josephine Paris among others, Long Distance featuring Gilbert Henderson and Harold Hite, and Town Hall Tonight with Spencer Trott and Imogene Montmorency. The program blends a serious piece with two comedies.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy High School
Warden Holt
Ted Scott
Father Daly
Harold Hite
James Dyke
Bruno Pierotti
Josephine’ Paris
Eleanor Karr
Dan
Milton Hood
Carl Baer
Jenkins Speaks on Washington Activities and Taxation
Congress man Thomas A. Jenkins headlined a Meigs County Republican Women's Club meeting at the Courthouse in Pomeroy, detailing Washington activities and current taxation issues. He had spoken in Middleport Friday night to the Rotary Club about the Boy Scout movement.
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Washington
Pomeroy
Thomas A. Jenkins
Meigs County Republican Women's Organization
Congress
Jenkins
Middleport
Rotary Club
Postpone Game Return Match Set for Saturday
Pomeroy and Racine High Schools will play a return baseball game Saturday this week after a postponement. Pomeroy won 5 to 1 in Racine last Friday afternoon, and local team officials say Pom eroy faced little trouble overcoming the Racine squad.
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Pomeroy
Racine
Dies at Enterprise John Qualls, 85
John Qualls, 85, a colored resident, died early Sunday morning at his home in Enterprise. Funeral arrangements were to be announced later. Curtis McKweine’s funeral services were held today at 2 PM at the colored church in Rutland with burial in Miles Cemetery.
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John Qualls
Pomeroy
Enterprise
Curtis Mckweine
Rutland
Miles Cemetery
Child is Injured in Barn Accident
Middleport April 18 Robert Lyons four year old son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Lyons suffered fractures of the right arm just above the wrist when his grandfather J E Lyons fell in the barn while children played. The physician reduced the fractures and the lad was made comfortable.
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Robert Lyons
Middleport
Robert
Leroy Lyons
J. E. Lyons
Hestnut Street
Teachers Meet Slave All Day Session in Church of Christ
Meigs County teachers gathered in the Church of Christ at Pomeroy for a full day conference from 9:30 am. The program featured music by Miss Woods and Miss Smith, a 10 o clock invocation by Reverend Bolton, and a discussion on the topic Our Schools led by Rev H L Henthorne Dr B Williams and A W McKay superintendent of Middleport schools.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Church of Christ
Miss Woods
Miss Smith
Bolton
H. L. Henthorne
B. Williams
A. W. McKay
Middleport
Mrs Rathburn Attends National DAR Conference in Washington
Mrs C F Rathburn travels to Washington DC for the National Conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mr and Mrs KH Forrest and daughter Jean accompany them for a few days.
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Middleport
C. F. Rathburn
Washington, D. C
KH. Forrest
Jean
Local misunderstandings and travel fill weekend notes
Social notes detail visits among McCoy, Cunningham, Sisson, and Stevens families in Conneautville area. Travelers include R. Drury from Glouster and Fred Cunningham from Columbus visiting relatives. Mrs. Hattie Bennett travels to Columbus. Warren Ellinger visits from Toledo. H. Bush recovers with crutches after an injury near Pt Pleasant.
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Mrs. Forrest
Nora
Vesta McCoy
Fieft
Fremont
W. R. Drury
McCoys
Glouster
Hattie Bennett
Columbus
A. W. Humphrey
Graham Waddell
James Beverage
C. E. Dow
Pomeroy
Fannie Stevens
Mina Boice
Ryger
Farrm
Fred Cunningham
Lester Cunningham
Joe Foster
Tensburg
W. Va
Cunningham Men
Lester
Fred M. Sisson
Billy
Kenneth Rutherford
Jane
Marion
J. M. Stevens
South Third Avenue
Pearl Stevens
F. M. Sisson
Charleston
Dora Braley
Revival Ends with 11 Join Church in Chesapeake Ohio
Mrs Gail Garvin and her son visited Mrs James Timmons in Chesapeake Ohio Friday. Church of Christ revival meetings concluded Sunday night after two weeks, adding 11 new members: Carl Reeves and wife, Paul Winn and wife, Vernon Mills and wife, Theodore Stiles and wife, Herman Hoppess and wife, and Elza Michael. Cradle Roll added 12 members under Mrs Roy Grimes. Reverend Harvey Bolton celebrated his sixty ninth birthday with relatives. Continuous illness noted for Pearl Lanning and Ed Taylor. Community activity includes trips to Portsmouth and Huntington, real estate business in township, and funeral attendance in East Liverpool.
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Gail Garvin
James Timmons
Chesapeake
Church of Christ
Carl Reeves
Paul Winn
Vernon Mills
Theodore Stiles
Herman Hoppess
Elza Michael
Taylor
Melvin Bailey
Schools Set to Close as Examinations Begin Next Week
Local and county schools will close next Friday. Final exams for grades below eighth start Wednesday, with the eighth grade testing for high school entry in Pomeroy Saturday after classes end. Several visitors and relatives are noted, including Barnhart, Stein, Barnett, Smith, and Packard, with relations from East Liverpool to Parkersburg.
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Everett Barnhart
East Liverpool
Martin V. Barnhart
Pomeroy
Rose Stein
Pittsburgh
L. R. Stein
Nile Barnett
Portland
C. A. Barnett
Elizabeth Smith
Marie Boring
Tuppers Plains
Clyde Packard
Parkersburg
Charles Williams
J. Grove Smith
Akron
Ohio announces new rules for May primaries
David Johnson, clerk of the county election board, says new Ohio rules bar most recent state movers from the May primaries unless they have lived in Ohio for a full year. Minor voters aging before November may participate in the primary.
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Ohio
Apple County Local Notes Preserve Small Town Ties
Guysville residents Miss Grace Cunningham visits Athens as pupils from Guysville School attend a field day in Canaanville and place second. Dan Pearcy travels to West Virginia while Rome High School students join Belpre field meet participants. Local families, including the Fortneys and McLaughlins, host and visit across Albany, Coolville, Athens, and Parkersburg.
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Grace Cunningham
Athens
Ed Cunningham
Guysville School
Canaanville
D. A. Campbell
Parkersburg
Virginia Fortney
Coolville
Movie Expert Marries South Seas Princess
Hollywood April 18 Walter Pahiman 42 member of the Douglas Fairbanks expedition has wed Simone Terai daughter of a Polynesian chieftain in a two day South Sea ceremony at Terairoo ancestral home A native name meaning The Red Glow in the Sky was bestowed He leads the technical department of the Robinson Crusoe of the South Seas company in Tahiti.
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Hollywood
U.P
Walter Pahiman
Douglas Fairbanks
Simone Terai
South Sea
Tiariroo
Pahiman
South Seas
Tahiti
Assassin Turns Grappler In Pro Boxing to Wrestling Switch
Leo Lomski once a top light heavyweight boxer has become a wrestler and is winning his bouts by the slugging methods now popular with grunters.
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Leo Lomski
One Cent a Day Insurance Offer for Disability and Death
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co offers an accident policy paying up to 100 dollars a month for 24 months for disability and up to 1000 dollars for death costs less than a day. Over 100,000 insured. ages 10 to 70 eligible. Send name address age beneficiary and relation to receive policy on 10 days free inspection. no money due now. no exam required. Limited offer.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Clerks
Kansas City
Ady
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