Seniors Edit Class Annual for First Time Since 1921
POMEROY April 28 The senior class of Pomeroy high school led by Malcolm Hartley is editing an annual to be sold early next week. The 80 page book, printed by Tribune Telegraph Printing, includes athletic team photos except tennis. This is the first annual since 1921 though a school paper Purple and White appeared for two years.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy High School
Malcolm Hartley
Tribune Telegraph Printing Company
Marion Leitwiler
Field meet held today at Rock Springs fairgrounds
Pomeroy reports a half holiday for local school pupils to attend the quadrangular field meet this afternoon. Schools entered include Gallipolis Athens Point Pleasant and Pom eroy.
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Pomeroy
Rock Springs Fairgrounds
Gallipolis
Athens
Point Pleasant
Ohio Power brings power to Pomeroy reel plant
The Parkersburg Rig and Reel plant on East Main Street receives a new concrete foundation for three large transformers under the Ohio Power Company. D. W. Hennessy oversees the project in the Pomeroy Bend district as the plant runs about 250 kilowatts per hour. The modernization is described as the district’s most advanced manufacturing installation.
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Pomeroy
Ohio Wer Company
Parkersburg
East Main Street
Parkersburg Rig and Reel Company
D. W. Hennessy
Pomeroy Bend
Ohio Power Company
Third Thursday club to meet at Mrs Nye’s home
A meeting of the Third Thursday club is set for Friday at the home of Mrs. George Nye. Assisting hosts include Mrs. Fred Crow, Mrs. Oscar Roe del, Mrs. Patrick Lochary, Mrs. George Parker and Grace Horton.
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Pomeroy
George Nye
Fred Crow
Oscar Roedel
Patrick Lochary
George Parker
Grace Horton
Nye
Daughter is Born to Daniels Family in Columbus
Word arrives of the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs George A Daniels of Columbus. The baby is a niece of Dr and Mrs C A Poindexter of Middleport and Mr and Mrs Will Daniels of Pomeroy.
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Middleport
George A. Daniels
Columbus
C. A. Poindexter
Will Daniels
Pomeroy
Ward and Rust Return From Columbus Scottish Rite Degree
Dr H L Ward and Owen Rust returned from Columbus where they received the Scottish Rite degree of the Masons.
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Middleport
H. L. Ward
Owen Rust
Columbus
Order of the Masons
George Wise Buried After Funeral in Cheshire
George Wise aged 69 lies buried at Gravel Hill cemetery after funeral services held in Cheshire yesterday afternoon. He was father of nine and survived by his wife and nine children.
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George Wise
Middleport
Cheshire
Gravel Hill
Delphian Society Meets at Middleport Library
The Delphian society gathered Monday evening at the Middleport library to discuss The Social Life of Greece. An interesting meeting is reported to have been held.
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Middleport
Delphian Society
Greece
Banquet Held for New York Central Officials
Middleport Community club hosts a banquet at the Masonic temple for Hobson day guests from the New York Central. Attendees include J. W. O'Brien Columbus A. N. Lyons Charleston L. M. Fiske Columbus and Mr Youse Charleston. Short addresses and music marked the evening for about 115 guests.
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Middleport
Middleport Community Club
Masonic Temple
New York Central
Hobson Shops
J. W. O’brien
Columbus
A. N. Lyons
Charleston
Mr. Youse
L. M
Mrs Ben Fultz Hosts Card Club Gathering
Middleport residents report Mrs Ben Fultz hosted a card club gathering at her Second street home Monday evening with several guests joining the members.
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Middleport
Ben Fultz
Second Street
Local visitors and illness reported across towns
Adam Liance of Syracuse visited his daughter Mrs Walter Neutzling in Gallipolis after a recent surgical operation. Norman McCullum is ill at his Minersville home with the flu. Mrs Raymond Zeiher and Mrs Carl Shields drove to Lowell beyond Marietta in support of the Eastern Star lodge. H E Burton of Wheeling West Virginia made a Pomeroy business visit on Tuesday.
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Adam Liance
Syracuse
Gallipolis
Walter Neutzling
Norman McCullum
Minersville
Raymond Zeiher
Carl Shields
Lowell
Marietta
Eastern Star Lodge
H. E. Burton
Wheeling
W. Va
Glouster Groceries to Close Thursdays Noon Again
Glouster stores will close at noon each Thursday beginning this week and stay closed rest of the day through September 1, except when the 9th, 10th, 24th or 25th fall on a Thursday when they stay open all day. Signing firms include Gamwell and Son, L. R. Faires, Johnson Beverage, F I Hatfield, Model Grocery Co, L Williams, Quality Meat Market, Cooperative Store, C L Koons, Sayres Self Serve, Kroger, Cooper's Store, Sunday Creek Coal Co Store, J W Stoesklein.
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Glouster
Glouster Grocery
Gamwell and Son
L. R. Faires
Johnson Beverage Company
F I. Hatfield
the Model Grocery
Co. L. Williams
Quality Meat Market
Cooperative
Mayor Park Fines Four In County Jail
GLOUSTER April 28 Ed Hock of Hollister fined 19 dollars and costs and given thirty days in county jail by Mayor Park for striking his wife. Arraigned on drunk and disorderly charges Clint Hooks fined 25 dollars and costs and sixty days in county jail, Hook arrested by Deputy Geo Love.
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Glouster
Ed Hock
Hollister
Athens
Mayor Park
Clint Hooks
Hooks
Geo. Love
Arrests and Fines Reported in Athens Court
Hook was arrested by Marshal Wil lame. Both men were taken to Athens Tuesday by the officers to begin serving on their jail sentences. Cecil Sanborn and John Hunter were arrested on plain drunk charges by Deputy Blower and when arraigned before Mayor Park the fine in each case was $5 with the costs added.
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Hook
Willame
Athens
Cecil Sanborn
John Hunter
Blower
Mayor Park
Mammy's Little Rose to Benefit Hollister Schools Show
Hollister teachers present Mammy's Little Rose a three act southern play in Hollister high school auditorium at 7:30 Thursday evening for school benefit.
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Glouster
Hollister
SEEK ROAD REPAIR GLOUSTER
April 28 report lists residents who each donated $1 toward Holllster road repairs. Donations were turned over to township trustee C. L. Koons. Names include J. H. Rice Howard Elliott Frank Danford Frank McCormick T. A. R. Lewis Courtney Stevenson Bob Taylor James Price William Chester Elmer Nida Brent McClellan Frank Horner J. A. Pedicord and Orvil Edwards.
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Glouster
Hollister Road
C. L. Koons
J. H. Rice
Howard Elliott
Frank Danford
Frank McCormick
T. A. R. Lewis
Courtney Stephenson
Bob Taylor
James Price
William Chester
Elmer Nida
Brent McClellan
Frank Horner
J. A. Pedicord
Orvil Edwards
Wondered Why Breath Was So Bad
A reader from Brooklyn describes persistent bad breath despite brushing and mouthwash. After using Carter's Little Liver Pills, symptoms improved with better facial color clearer eyes and stronger appetite. The piece attributes bad breath to reaching its source and mentions druggists offering 25 and 75 cent red boxes.
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Brooklyn
Mise Rose Dittmar
Carter
Alec
Printing error creates stir in Columbus mine unions
A printing mistake in an assessment notice sent to local unions by the mine workers district headquarters in Columbus stated a daily assessment of $1. The error triggered protests and planned meetings as a second letter corrected the misprint outlining the mistake.
Sawmill Accident Near Palos Costly Amputation
A.O. Wolfe of Congress Run lost parts of fingers in a Palos sawmill mishap when a pully wheel caught his right hand. He received surgical care from Dr. Crawford and Dr. von Scheele. the thumb and middle finger were amputated, the forefinger badly cut but likely saveable.
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Crawford
von Scheele
Jacksonville
Lula Mae Stevens Celebrates Nineteenth Birthday Party
A surprise birthday party was hosted by Mrs. Asa Stevens in Oakdale for Lula Mae Stevens. Guests played games and enjoyed luncheon. hostess received many useful presents.
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Glouster
Asa Stevens
Oakdale
Lula Mae
Oldest Mother sought for community Mothers Day feature
Readers are invited to nominate the oldest mother in the community for the Messenger Mothers Day feature. Send submissions to the editor by Tuesday May 4 with name and contact information.
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the Messenger
Corrected quotation from Youngstown Vindicator
Jim gets a raise next month, she said, and we will save all the extra money.
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Jim
Youngstown, O
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