Vulcan Mines May Open Under New Owners
POMEROY April 20 Representatives of the new owners of the Vulcan coal mines on Thomas Fork are in town cleaning up obligations and making arrangements to resume operations on a large scale. When operating at full capacity the mine employs 400 men. Miss Gertrude Stowe, formerly in the Vulcan offices, will resume work with the company, resigning as manager of the Chocolate Shoppe.
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Pomeroy
Vulcan Coal
Thomas Fork
Gertrude Stowe
Vulcan Company
Chocolate Shoppe
Dairy expert to speak to Meigs County dairymen
Ivan Mc Kellip dairy specialist from Ohio State University will spend Tuesday and Wednesday with Meigs County dairymen. He will visit Racine area dairies and discuss local conditions, then address all interested dairymen at Racine high school on April 26. He promotes a demonstration dairy farm to show better feeding and care boosting milk income despite low prices.
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McKellip
Ohio
Mr. McKellip
Leading Creek Bridge Set to Open May 5
Pomeroy reports the new bridge across Leading Creek at Hobson on the Pomeroy Gallipolis macadam highway will open May 5. Construction began last September and, despite winter weather and floods, finished within the planned schedule.
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Pomeroy
Leading Creek
Hobson
Pomeroy-Gallipolis
Bradford III Pomeroy ill in Columbus report
G K Bradford former county treasurer and mayor of Middleport is seriously ill from heart enlargement at his Columbus home. His son Jude Rutland was again called to Columbus on Sunday.
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G. K. Bradford III
Pomeroy
G. K. Bradford
Middleport
Columbus
Jude Rutland
Parsons Sent to Dayton Home for Rupture Operation
In Government Hospital Middleport April 20 J E Parsons a Spanish American War veteran who went to Columbus for examination has been directed to the Dayton Soldiers home to undergo a surgical operation for rupture.
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Government Hospital
Middleport
J. E. Parsons
Columbus
Dayton
Two Marriages Noted in Middleport Easter Event
The marriage of Miss Hazel Lyons of Middleport to Morris Thompson of Columbus is announced as an Easter ceremony. Both graduates of Middleport High School. Miss Ida Wise of Bradbury and Hart Snyder of this city were quietly married at the Baptist parsonage.
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Middleport
Hazel Lyons
Morris Thompson
Columbus
Middleport High School
Ida Wise
Bradbury
Hart Snyder
the Baptist Parson
Couple to Make Home in Middleport
The bride and groom, age taking guidance from the Rev. W. G. James, will establish their residence in Middleport. Mr. Snyder is employed at the Williams boiler works.
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W. G. James
Middleport
Mr. Snyder
Williams Boiler Works
Kiss incident at Pomeroy ends with ring discovery
Miss Maude Grueser a linotype operator in Pomeroy reported attempting to bite into a candy in tissue yesterday when undue interference interrupted the act She found the set and part of a gold Order of Eagles ring among the commercial confections in wrapping minutes after the event May 20 or April.
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Pomeroy
Man suffersarm fracture after motorcycle skid near Cheshire
April 20 in Middleport Carl Moss was unseated on a motorcycle along the pike near Cheshire. He sustained a compound fracture of the left arm and was badly scratched and bruised.
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Middleport
Cheshire
Carl Mossman
Eye Removed From Gottlieb Bentz in Pomeroy
Gottlieb Bentz, 81, underwent eye removal surgery at his home in the Second ward Tuesday morning. Dr. W. S. Ellis assisted by Dr. Daniels performed the operation prompted by earlier cataract removal years ago.
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Pomeroy
Evangelistic Services At M B Church Tonight
A good audience greeted the Rev. G. F. Timberlake who preached Tuesday evening at 7 30. Evangelistic services proceed with attendees from the Priscilla class and the Rogers Memorial class to join tonight in a worshipful gathering.
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M. B
G. F. Timberlake
Priscilla
Roger’s Memorial
Seniors To Make Sight-Seeing Trip In Capital City
Glouster seniors plan a Thursday trip to Columbus to tour the state capitol hear the governor speak observe the general assembly in session visit the penitentiary and attend the Keith Theater a capital city outing by the senior class.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Columbus
State Capitol
General Assembly
Keith
Funeral for Edward Hennessy Set at Sacred Heart Pomeroy
Funeral services for Edward Hennessy will be held at Sacred Heart church on Thursday at 8 30 in the morning with Rev Fr Theodore Igel officiating. Burial follows in Sacred Heart cemetery. Surviving children include four and the widow’s aged mother, missed in yesterday’s column.
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Edward Hennessy
Sacred Heart Church
Pomeroy
Theodore Igel
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Hennessy
Ella
Mr. Hennessey
Local residents and visitors listed in community notes
Tom Cook and family moved here from Charleston into the Cunningham vacant property. Lyston Fultz and family visited from Athens visiting his father Fred Fultz who is recovering. James Dunn and wife transported to Columbus where niece Mrs Gene Grant and husband will care for them. Lewis Moore travels to Columbus with sister James Russell two days. Helen Beeson and Edna Randall return to Columbus after visiting Miss Beeson’s parents. Irene Anderson from Columbus visits her parents. Mr and Mrs Williamson and two children moved from New Lexington into John DeLille’s apartment in Columbus. Helen Waddell of Manns Business College in Columbus visits here. David Chase visits George Berg in Akron.
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Tom Cook
Charleston
Cunningham
Lyston Fultz
Ohio University
Athens
Fred Fultz
James Dunn
Columbus
Gene Grant
Lewis Moore
James Russell
Helen Beeson
Edna Randall
Miss Beeson
William Beeson
Irene Anderson
George Anderson
Williamson
New Lexington
John DeLille
Helen Waddell
Mann's Business College
David Chase
George Berg
Akron
Russell Transferred to New York Central Yards Toledo
H. C. Russell longtime Hobson shops general car foreman has been transferred to the New York Central yards at Toledo. He left for there Sunday to begin his new duties. Mrs. Russell will join him in about two weeks.
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Toledo Middleport
H. C. Russell
Hobson Shops
New York Central Yards
Toledo
Russell
Delphian Society Meets at Allen Hotel on Modern French Drama
The Delphian society gathered Monday evening at the Allen hotel with Mrs Edward French leading. The talk centered on Modern French Drama. The next meeting is set for May 2 to elect officers for the coming year.
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Delphians
Middleport
Delphian Society
Allen Hotel
Edward French
Woman Taken to White Cross Hospital
Mrs. Noah Clark of near Hollister was taken to White Cross hospital in Columbus Tuesday by the Andrews & Wallace ambulance for treatment and possible operation. She was accompanied by her husband, Mr. Clark.
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Glouster
Noah Clark
Hollister
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Andrews & Wallace
Clark
Faith theme draws crowd at Trimble Church meeting
April 20 Trimble Church of Christ evangelistic meeting draws growing attendance. Rev. F. E. Roberts preaches on Faith with three confessions reported. A junior choir will organize tonight and the Trimble M. E. church male quartet will sing Thursday night. Prayer service attendance rises at 7 PM.
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Trimble
Trimble Church of Christ
F. E. Roberts
Trimble M. EF
Last Glouster PTA Meeting Sets 7:45 PM Program
The Glouster Parent-Teacher Association convenes for the final school year meeting at Glouster High School auditorium on Thursday at 7:45 PM. The Palmer school presents the Tom Thumb wedding as entertainment and officers for the next year will be nominated and elected.
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Glouster
Parent-Teacher Association
Palmer School
Association
Revival preaching leads crowds at Trimble Christian church
Dr. E. F. Danford heads prayer services at Church of Christ this evening. This year’s average attendance is 72. Rev. F. E. Roberts assists Rev. G. B. Courtney of Chauncey in a revival at Trimble Christian church drawing large crowds.
Corning Pastor to Speak at Methodist Revival Tonight
GLOUSTER April 20 Rev. W. A. Moore of Corning will deliver the sermon at the Methodist revival tonight at the local church, drawing parishioners from the area to hear the visiting pastor preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Moore
Glouster
Corning
John Morris Ill With Influenza After Birth of Baby
John Morris of this city is seriously ill with influenza two days after the birth of a baby. A message about Mrs. Morris condition was sent to her mother Mrs. John Miller in Scranton Pennsylvania on Tuesday.
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Glouster
John Morris
Pride and Webber Families Return After Visit
Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Pride and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Webber have returned from a visit with Mrs. Pride's and Mrs. Weber s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilson, near Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Johnson also present.
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C. A. Pride
R. G. Webber
Return Home After City Visit With Local Residents
A brief local note states that the party returned to their home in Sherrodsville after a visit in the city with Mr and Mrs W H Druggan and at Trimble with A Johnston's brother W H Johnston. Antone Vollmer and Owen Mer.
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Sherrodsville
W. H. Druggan
Trimble
A. & Johnston
W. H. Johnston
Antone Vollmer
Owen Mer
Visiters End Stay With Local Hosts At Columbus
Mrs. F. R. Sheridan and daughter Bettie Jane concluded a city visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Ley and left for Columbus on Tuesday. Dith traveled to Buckeye Lake for a week or ten days.
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Dith
Buckeye Lake
Corning mayor Charles Weiner to resign for Kansas City
Charles Weiner the mayor of Corning will resign soon to move to Kansas City Missouri. He has also served as squire since his election as mayor.
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Charles Weiner
Kansas City
Corning
Weiner
Squire
Stone Laved Corner Stone at United Brethren Church Dedication
Representatives from Corning witnessed the laying of the corner stone for the United Brethren church at New Lexington. The basement was filled as Rev. J. H. Harris led talks with multiple pastors from Corning Crooksville Junction City and Logan. A parade and basket dinner accompanied the event. The dedication is planned for August with officials from Corning Crooksville Junction City and Bristol attending along with visitors from Columbus Newark and Logan.
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Logan
Columbus
Newark
Amos P. Cohagan
Mr. Welsh
County Music Program Draws Perry County High Schools
An all county music program was presented in Crooksville high school auditorium Monday night at 8 o clock under Miss Irene Ervin of New Straitsville. Beverly singers and musicians from Thornville Crooksville Rendville Central Corning New Lexington Junction City Shawnee Glenford McLaney Somerset Moxahala and New Straitsville performed.
Corning High School Music Aides Present Concert
A Corning high school concert featured a lineup led by Price Dunlap Gertrude Price Ruth Wilson Alice Mae Wilson Delmar Dunlap Mildred Spence Ernest Foraker Frank Starbuck Garnet Bell Rogers. A mixed quartet sang Calvary with Ruth Wilson Ernest Foraker Alice Mae Wilson and Price Dunlap. Ernest Foraker delivered a whistling solo and received several encores. Mrs H W Cox of Corning directed the music class.
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Corning
Price Dunlap
Gertrude Price
Ruth Wilson
Alice Mae Wilson
Delmar Dunlap
Mildred Spence
Ernest Foraker
Frank Starbuck
Garnet Bell Rogers
Calvary
H. W. Cox
Corn ing Eagles Plan Minstrel in Glouster Thursday Night
Corning Ohio April 20 The Corn ing Eagles will present a minstrel in Glouster Thursday night. A recent show here drew crowds over two nights and was well received.
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Corning
Corning High School Senior Class Finishes Studies
The Corning high school senior class completed their studies Monday. Many members went hiking Tuesday. They will present their play tonight in the school auditorium.
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Corning
Corning High School
Homman and Clark Tie Wedding in Zanesville
H Melvin Homman of Zanesville and Lillian Clyo Clark of Corning wed in Zanesville on Saturday. The Rev Hess of Lorain officiated. The couple will reside in Zanesville.
Special meeting of the B. of R. T. in Corning
The B. of R. T. held a special meeting in the B. of FP. hall in Corning on Tuesday evening. Plans for the future were discussed during the business session. A supper followed, served by the local Pythian Sisters, with families and friends of members present.
Boy Scout Movement Grows in Corning
The Methodist church Boy Scout movement led by Rev. Moore nears two troops with a small number needed. Tenderfoot tests are underway and a special scout meeting is planned for the first Sunday in May at the M. E. church.
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Corning
Methodist Church
Mr. Moore
M. E
Vacation Bible School Corning April Appeal Realizes Sum
In Corning on April 20 a sizable amount was raised toward a Vacation Bible School fund. The success reflects community support and solid turnout for the charitable effort.
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Bible School
Corning
Simple Calonite Powder Removes Blackheads Fast
A simple method claims to dissolve all blackheads in minutes. Use two ounces of Calonite powder sprinkled on a hot wet cloth and rub briskly over the affected areas to remove them.
Vacation Bible School Planned for May Opening
The Methodist Sunday school under Pastor Rev Moore and Sunday school superintendent Mrs Vashti Wilson plans a financing drive to open the first Monday in May. The program has been in planning for some time.
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Methodist Sunday School
Moore
Vashti Wilson
Local residents attend church services across several towns
Mr and Mrs Matt Spence and son plan a visit to Newell to see relatives. Many families including Mrs Mary Brown and children, Mrs Mae Rogers, Mrs Jessie Richardson, Mr and Mrs Will Jones, and others attended new church services in New Lexington. Easter services at the Lutheran church drew Joe Fry and family in New Lexington. Norma Coffman of Newark visited her parents Roy and Norma Coffman. Ronald Rogers of Columbus visited his parents Emmett and family. Dorothy Young visited her brother Lloyd in Ada. G D Keller and family, and George Sailor’s group toured Zanesville. Knights Templar services in New Lexington were noted with George Jacob and Mrs Jacob. Vern and Everett Dunlap and daughter visited Congo with Clyde Dunlap. Robert Coburn of Murray City visited friends here. George Sailor planned a Cleveland trip for a week. Rev L G Ludwick left for Lancaster with his family.
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Matt Spence
Newell
Mary Brown
Russell
Alice
Mae Rogers
Jessie Richardson
Will Jones
Mattie Post
K. W. Latta
John Cozzell
New Lexington
Joe Fry
Norma Coffman
Mary Evans
Jacob
Vern Dunlap
Everett Dunlap
Betty Jane
Clyde Dunlap
Congo
Robert Coburn
Murray City
George Sailor
Cleveland
Painville
L. G. Ludwick
United Brethren Church
Lancaster
Victory Day Services Honor Cornerstone Laying in New Lexington
Guests at dinner in Tropic Ohio included Mr and Mrs Everett Dunlap and daughter Betty Jane with Miss Mary Evans. More than 25 attended Victory day services in New Lexington Sunday for the cornerstone laying of the U B church.
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Everett Dunlap
Betty Jane
Mary Evans
Frank Oakley
Tropic
Ohio
New Lexington
U. By
Athens Plans Annual City Cleanup in May
The city will hold its annual house cleaner in the first week of May with trash collection by the service department. Instigated by the City Federation of Women's Clubs, zoning will determine pickup times per zone as announced later by service director Glen M. Romine. All trash except ashes will be collected.
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Athens
Service
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Glen M. Romine
Wife's Lie Frees English Deserter at Loughborough
In Loughborough England a husband, Charles Stiles, was freed after proving his wife falsely claimed to be 38 at the time of their marriage, while she was actually 59. The case rested on her deceit regarding age to avoid desertion charges.
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Loughborough
Eng
Charles Stiles
New MELLO-GLO French Process Face Powder
Advertisement for MELLO GLO face powder by D Zenner Co promises long lasting shine control and a flawless finish. Claims include superior staying power and a natural appearance described as non peachy and color free.
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D. Zenner Co
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