Two Men Held In Liquor Raid And Ferry Plans
In Letart Township Oscar Linscott and Simon Rodes were arrested after Sheriff Willock and state officers seized stills mash and liquor equipment. Linscott pleaded guilty to a $100 fine plus costs. Rodes case pending. Jacob Holtzal was charged with third liquor offense. Proctorville ferry plans may replace the David F Thomas with Champion No 3 after a bridge opened last fall.
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Oscar Linscott
Simon Roades
Proctorville
Suyandotte
Pomeroy
J. A. Willock
Welker
Pension Ridge
Apple Grove
Letart Township
Fred Gilmore
Linscott
Costa
Rioades
Jacob Hotzel
Meigs County
David F Thomas
Pomeroy-Mason
Champion No
Trac
Guyandotte
Thomas
Champion
Bridge Company
Inland
Letart Falls
Plymouth
Kanawha
St. Pleasant
Sally Marinet
Eastern Star Chapter Inspection and Banquet Held
Mrs Evelyn Lewis hosted Mrs Lucy Weber during a Wednesday inspection of Evan e Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, in the new chapter home. Net refreshments followed as visitors from piers along the Bend attended. Pomeroy Chapter to be inspected tonight.
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Middleport
Evelyn Lewis
Lucy Weber
Prise Caine
Evanne Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Lewis
Pomeroy
Air mail route talks and local court and community notes
A move to establish an air mail route along the river near Pomeroy Bend is discussed amid mixed official views. Mrs. R. E. Cox faces Gallia County Grand Jury on forgery charges. Racine resident Mrs. Timothy Nease is gravely ill after a cerebral hemorrhage. The Little German Band accepts invitations to Nelsonville Chamber meeting and Meigs County reunion. John Bahram, linked to a Syracuse robbery, is released on bond. Farmers increasingly come to town to buy hay. Three Gallipolis youths jailed for Middleport disturbance are fined. Mrs. Bertha Hysell seeks divorce on cruelty grounds. Miss Marcella Owens, Pomeroy teacher, hosted a local club meeting with refreshments.
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Pomeroy Bend
R. E. Cox
Kanauga
Gallia County
Grand Jury
John Vickers
Timothy Nease
Racine
Nelsonville
John Bahram
Syracuse
L. J. Hess
Gallipolis
Middleport
Harley
Bertha Hysell
Arthur W. Hysell
War veteran lauds Konjola as life saver
Frank Ruper, 52, formerly of the Soldiers Home in Dayton, praises Konjola for curing his long battle with stomach and kidney trouble rheumatism and neuritis. He says energy returns and health restored after trying the medicine sold in Athens at Mc Store and widespread outlets.
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Frank Ruper
Dayton
Konjola
Athens
Mission Meeting Marred by Accident at Torch
A large Home Missionary women gathering in Pomeroy Athens District saw an auto accident on the way from Marietta, injuring five delegates including Mrs Summers. Mrs Thomas took injured to Torch residents’ homes while Judge Thomas later transported the group back to Marietta. Attendance reached 126 with delegates from Athens Cheshire Corning Gallipolis Marietta Middleport Pomeroy Racine Rockland Torch.
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Thomas J. Summers
J. Lindsey
C. V. Dye
E. W. Bean
Summers
Toreh
Thomas
Marietta
Athena
Cheshire
Corning
Gallipolis
Middleport
Pomeroy
Racine
Rockland
Torch
H. J. Holcombe
Athens
T. H. Henry
Pleasantville
R. L. Smith
C. C. Dunn
Mariette
H. Lancaster
Nelsonville
Welk
Jed Webster
A. C. Turner
Lancaster
Young Peoples
D. B. Green
Paull Graypitt
Charles Evans
J.A. Pfadt
H.R. Thurners
Logan
W. J. Scholl
Bremen
EB. Thkins
Evan
Ana Nel Bing
Nfe
W. Hoffing
Rapley
Mera
Ohio Valley Apple Blossom Festival Parade Today
Pomeroy April 25 stage set for the Apple Blossom festival with an afternoon parade. Floats carry Queen candidates from Gallipolis Pt Pleasant Mason Pomeroy Ravenswood Ripley and Parkersburg with the Queen to be crowned at Pt Pleasant later today.
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Pomeroy
Ohio Valley
Pt. Pleasant
Gallipolis
Mason
Ravenswood
Ripley
Parkersburg
Buchanan family dinner after Minersville visit
Mr John Buchanan and relatives from the Buchanan families spent a week in Minersville with Mrs Schaefer and other locals. They were hosted at a 6 o'clock dinner Tuesday by Mr and Mrs W H Jubling before leaving Wednesday for Morrow Ohio. Mrs Kenneth Guinther and son Franklin joined her parents Mr and Mrs Woltz in Wells ton for the rest of the week.
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Middleport
John Buchanan
Willard Buchanan
Wesley Buchanan
Minersville
Schaefer
W. H. Jubling
Buchannans
Morrow
Cincinnati
Kenneth Guinther
Franklin
Mrs. Woltz
Wellst
Hugg Heirs Take Over Masonic Rooms in Middleport
In Middleport on April 25 the Masons moved into the third story of the Phineas Hugg property after 56 years, with bricks donated by C C B Laughead and bricks hauled by John Beeson. The binding contract specified the third story would revert to the Hugg heirs when vacated. The first floor houses Smith Bakery and residents Fannie Smith and Glenn Smith family.
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Middleport
Phineas Hugg
CC. B. Laughead
John Beeson
W. H
Rh. B. Beeson
Masonic Temple
Hugg
Smith
Fannie Smith
Glenn Smith
Pomeroy
Dr. Lasher
L. H. S’ratt
Local residents relocate between Dayton Bucyrus Columbus
Mrs P B and daughter June left for relatives in Dayton Bucyrus and Columbus. Mr and Mrs Robert Gladwell and Mr and Mrs Bert Webergast of Charleston visited with Mr and Mrs Patrick Gallagher then returned home. Mr and Mrs T F Furgeson stay in Charleston ten days while he runs a New York peanut run and visit Lulu Hundley. Mr and Mrs Fred Sisson shipped household goods to Charleston Tuesday and Mrs Sisson bent over on the late train.
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P. BE
June
Dayton
Bucyrus
Columbus
Robert Gladwell
Bert Webergast
Charleston
Patrick Gallagher
T. F. Furgeson
N. Y
Lulu Hundley
Fred Sisson
Mrs. Sisson
Clergymen Attend Sugar Grove District Conference
Rev. C. H. Eichinger of Heath M. K. Church Rev. Lineberger of Rutland Church and Rev. A hk Metfollough of Pomeroy M. BE. Church left Wednesday for Sugar Grove to attend a district conference for two days in Sugar Grove.
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Middleport
C. H. Eichinger
Heath M. K
Lineberger
Rutland Church
A. Hk. Metfollough
Pomeroy M. BE
Sugar Grove
Akron Fare Hike Takes Effect May Twenty Fourth
Street car and bus fares in Akron will be increased starting May 24 as announced by city transit officials. The measure raises costs for riders, impacting daily commuters and travelers in the Akron area.
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Akron
U.P
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