Three Pomeroy Bend Residents Die Friday Night
POMEROY April 2 obituary notices report three residents of Pomeroy Bend died Friday night. A son of the late M Blaet ter of Pomeroy and brother of John Biastinar, he lived in a wheel chair after a long illness. Funeral arrangements announced for the Beechwood area. A child Grex died following pneumonia and intestinal trouble. Miss Nast, sister of Ottn Nast, is identified with family property in Columbus and Midgeieport. No funeral details available yet.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
M. Blaetter
Pormeroy
John Biastinar
Bigetinar Drom
Pomerov
Mein Street
John Elashla
Beech
Columbus
Migs Natt
Midgeieport
Otder
Ottn B. Nast
Camps Aventh
Ohio
Taxes Show $21 976 Collected in Pomeroy Report
The Pomeroy county tax tally shows 21 976 collected with 12 256 66 from tangible property and 6 607 95 from intangibles. Delinquent and extended payments remain. autos fund adds 0 445 40 and another allotment is expected as the treasury adjusts after a lower year.
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Tangble
Taach
Roush
Candidates Prep for Late Action in Meigs County Primary
With the May 10 primary a bit beyond reach, Meigs County eyes a late campaign surge. Republicans lead with 36 candidates, contests for county recorder and commissioner, and campaign literature flooding the area as whispers and last minute disclosures threaten to sway voters.
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Pomeroy
Tuesaday
Offenge
Meigs
Beckers
J. D. Hobhuck
Hutandua
Jacob Dean
Chester
General Assembly
B.C. West
Syracuse
J. BR. Hawkina
Middleport
Bar R. Titus
Cedric W. Clark
Rumninik Wotuth
Ney
Brown
Ingalls
Meigs County
Arthur Rosenbaum
Honor Aged Member Loyal Women’s Class
In MIDDLEPORT on April 20 the Loyal Women’s Class of the Church of Christ Bible School held a Thursday night gathering. The event honored Sarah Hartinger, a member of the class who turned 78, with decorations and a small party. Mrs Hartinger fainted but recovered. she received gifts and helped cut and serve cake with ice cream.
Two Hundred Are Hosts to Athletes at Pomeroy Banquet
Nearly two hundred ardent football and basketball fans gathered at the Oda Fellows Hall Friday night to honor members of Pomeroy High School athletic teams. Speakers included L. G. Webster as Leftmaster, Coach Ray Farnham, Miss Marion Ebbersbach, Superintendent C. J. Rhodes, and others. An orchestra of high school musicians provided music after the program.
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Pomeroy
Oda Fellows Hall
Pomeroy High
L. G. Webster
Jtip
Ray Farnhami
Fred Crow
Marion Ebbersbach
C. J. Rhodes
Floyd Mees
M.S. Daniels
F. W. Crow
C. E. Eoptes
Carl Schacter
Middleport Concert Highlights Fourth School Band Annual Event
Middleport School Band presented its fourth annual concert directed by Prof. BE F Vanave on Friday evening. Selections included Americans We, The Gypsy Festival, The Loreley cornet duet William Bradford and Elwood Newts, Under the Double Eagle, Home Run, The Rosar comet trio Edna Hayes Paulie Mills and Frances Bowen, National Emblem, Star of Hope, Deep Bass sousaphone solo Paul Cunningham, and a finale Our Director. Four aides assisted, with Sara Louie Scott contributing a special number.
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Middleport
Be.f. Vanave
Gatlup
Rosar
Edna Hayes
Paulie Mills
Frances Bowen
Paul Cunningham
Ohio
Sara Louie Scott
Marriage of Miss Louise Hettesimer and Henry Eichinger
Miss Louise Hettesimer aged 24 and Henry Eichinger were married Friday morning at the Pomen Baptist parsonage by Dr. A R Stark. They are Middleport High School graduates who plan to set up housekeeping in Gallpolis where Eichinger is employed.
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Louise Hettesimer
Henry Eichinger
Middleport
William Hettesimer
Gravel Hill
Henry Ewhinger
H. Eichinger
Circlevile
Pomen Baptist Parsonage
A.R. Stark
Middleport High School
Gallipolis
Eichinger
Boards of Education Meet at Court House
Seventy five persons attended a county education boards meeting at the courthouse Friday afternoon with J W Fichter assistant director of education of Ohio as the main speaker on duties and general matters Supt C N Wagner also spoke.
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Pomeroy
Boards of Education
J. W. Fichter
Education of
Ohio
Supt. C. N. Wagner
Warns Fruit Growers To Prepare Sprayers
G W Kreitler county extension agent warns Meigs County fruit growers that apple scab season is active and urges an efficient spray program. He notes Malntosh Delicious Rome Spy and Cortland are highly susceptible and should be covered first in every spray.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
G. W. Kreitler
Rome
Spy
Cortland
Heavy Damage Suit Settled in Out of Court Accord
The $27 400 damage case between Richard Horden of Mid M eport and Jered Guth and Sophia Whitlock of Guth and Whitton bakery was settled out of court before a jury in common pleas court in Pomeroy. The accident occurred at Graham Staten West Virginia over a year ago involving a car and a Guth and Whitton truck. Judge Peoples noted potential county savings under a six juror plan now in use.
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Pomeroy
Common Pleas
Richard Horden
MidM@eport
Jered Guth
Sophia Whitlock
Guth and Whitton Horden
Tie Automobile
Bakers
Pret Healy
Graham Staten
W. Va
C. BE. Peoples
Student Exhibit From School Here Planned
An exhibit of the products from the home economics and manual training departments will run 2 00 to 8 30 Monday afternoon in the junior high auditorium. The public is invited to view the displays as part of a school program featuring readings and musical selections. Harriet Ewing received a dictionary for selling the most senior class tickets.
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Pomeroy
Ethe Garland
Mizs
5Ah Williamson
Milton Veney
Willian Clark
Ethel Smith
Marvell Campton
Washington, D. C
Russell Hayes
J. E. White
Harriet Ewing
Elasa
Court clerks note juror mileage pay and witness rates
Clerk of Courts Pomeroy explains that jurors receive six cents a mile one way plus three dollars a day for services, while witnesses get ten cents a mile one way and one dollar a day. The column also lists local residents visiting, traveling, and family news in Middleport and nearby towns.
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Pomeroy
Clerk of Courts
Renge
Yellow Jackets Top Pomeroy High School Baseball Team
The Yellow Jackets of Middleport defeated Pomeroy High School 4-2 at Syracuse Ball Park. Middleport scored all their runs in a single inning on three hits, finishing with six hits. Pomeroy managed three runs on three hits.
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Pomeroy
Yellow Jackets
Middleport
Pomeroy High School
Syracuse Ball Park
Weir
Aged Man Critical After Heart Attack in Pomeroy
Nicholas Raub, an elderly resident of Monkey Run, Pomeroy, lay critically ill at home Friday after a heart attack. He attended the Catholic Church that morning, then suffered severe heart disease for several hours before his condition eased slightly. relatives and doctors gave care at his home.
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Pomeroy
Nicholas Raub
Monkey Run
Raub
Catholi
Meigs County PTA Holds April Meeting in Middleport
The Meigs County Parent-Teacher Association met at Middleport on Friday starting at 10 in the morning. Supt A W Sicha delivered the welcome at Middleport Schools and C O Chapman, superintendent elect, spoke on better understanding between teachers and parents. Luncheon followed served by church ladies. Dr Hangen of Ohio University was the main afternoon speaker on better citizenship.
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Dr. Hangen
Ohio University
Extend Limit On Crop Loans
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation extends the crop loan deadline to May 24 for eligible farmers in Athens County and surrounding counties. Loans up to 400 dollars exist for those unable to secure credit, with terms including a first lien on crops and repayment by November 26, 1932. J Wade Barnett is the authorized RFC agent. T H Johnson assists in Athens County.
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PT. H. Johnson
Athens County
Washington
J. Wade Barnett
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Gaia
Meigs
Athens Lawrence
Hocking
Vinton
Jackson
T. H. Johnson
Birthday Children Highlight Local School Stars
The Birthday column features six children from area schools. Stella Taylor leads Central School's third grade, with Margaret Bary Trout in West Side's second grade and Katherine in Central's fifth grade. Also named are Charles Calentine in East Side's first grade and Ira Gaston in West Side's second grade.
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Mae
Big
Hite
Stella Taylor
Central School
Margaret Bary Trout
West Side
Katherine
Centrally
Charles Calentine
East Side
Ira Gaston
East Side School Holds Color Playlet Assembly Friday
East Side School Student Council organized an assembly featuring a Color Playlet by fifth graders. A large color wheel was built by Daniel Bardin, Bobby Drake, and James Person.
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East Side
Wilson
Daniel Bardin
Bobby Drake
James Person
Bob Covert
Marjorie Moler
Eleanor Peckham
da Jean Nelson
Anna Starnet Morrison
Jean Forsythe
Betuiten
Grace Eilen Foster
Mary Aten Gilson
Marjorie Thompkins
Bobby Hess
Mary Jane Duncan
Billy Joe Eddy
Eileen Byerly
Color Fairies
Wyatt
Dorothy Erwin
Eddleman
Marjorie Eolviser Junior Grubb
Juanita McGrath
Shiver
Billy Rowland
Mrs. Mayhugh Dies Friday at Westerville
Ida Been Mayhugh 74 wife of Dr. George H. Mayhugh died Friday at her Westerville home. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 PM in Westerville with burial to follow. She was the last of her family and left a husband and a daughter who died years ago at Otterbein in Westerville.
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Middleport
Bob Sauer
Tor Eappendien
Parkersburg
Katheryn Waugh
Junkerman
Harold Root
Columbus
E. M. Sisson
Billy
Charleston
Moore
Downing
Fisk
New York Central Railroad
FueHard Densmore
Ara Densmore
Ben Erwin
Will Robson
Bate Street
Violet Janchius
Fred Gardner
Glouster
Evelyn Bichinger
Rio Grande
Louise Talbott
Circleville
Ida Been Mayhugh
George H. Mayhugh
EB. M. Been
Adaline Bean
Pleasanton
Westerville
Students End Spring Frolic Friday Night
Athens schools hosted a two night Spring Frolic with three plays and three skits drawing capacity crowds. Awards went to A Bit or Gospel for best play and Blues for best skit. other entries received runner up honors coached by local teachers.
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Athens
Judge Tee
Henry A. Hatch
John Swanson
A. ¥. Wilcox
Gosalp
Mayme Johnston
Weacher of Commerce
Witherson
Irene Hand
Engiize
Alen Wisley
Jonn Newcomb
Imamu
Helen Cross
Wy Danes
Iphis Danes
Rene McEwen
Ruth Giesen
Herpe! Saun
Wile Joe Bardin
Herpe! Saunders
Rain Expected as District Seeks Needed Weekend Rain
Weather forecast warns more rain may come to Ohio districts after Friday night showers. Farmers report Saturday rain helps lawns gardens and crops showing slow planting progress over the past two weeks.
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Ohio
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