Legion Objects To Abolishing Of Meigs ReEmployment Office
POMEROY Aug 2 The local American Legion opposes the abolition of the Meigs County Reemployment Office citing cost concerns and potential loss of job matching. Legion member Robert B. Warner suggests possible continuance at the Relief Office or Courthouse to avoid county rent.
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Meigs
Pomeroy
Meigs County
American Legion
Robert B. Warner
Congress
National
Warner
Gallipolis
Marietta
CWA
Pastor on Vacation Rev Fred Gardner and Family Away
Rev Fred J Gardner wife and daughter Joyce travel to Columbus to stay with his sister's family until next Monday. They will visit Mrs R B Laughead in Mt Carmel Hospital after his two week vacation from Church of Christ duties. They plan to Lake James and Eaton with his mother Mary Gardner.
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Fred I. Gardner
Middleport
Fred J. Gardner
Joyce
Columbus
Lake James
Angola
Ind
Church of Christ
Eaton
Rev. Gardner
Mary Gardner
Million Dollar Physic From May Apple Ad
The advertisement proclaims a tonic called Mayet made from May Apple Root and other roots. It promises to wake the bile and improve digestion for constipation and related symptoms, with a pleasant lasting effect and no nightly dosage required. Locally sold at Cline's Pharmacy.
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Cline
Ady
Meiga County Women Sponsor Pomeroy Republican Rally
The Meiga County Woman's Republican Club sponsors a district rally at the Courthouse in Pomeroy Saturday Aug 11 at 730 PM with Clarence Brown candidate for governor as the principal speaker. Young men's clubs statewide expected to attend. Neva Pierce secretary and Evelyn Jones president.
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Pomeroy
Meiga County
Woman's Republican Club
Clarence Brown
Neva Pierce
Evelyn Jones
Porch Addition Underway at Gravel Hall Home
Mr and Mrs Harry Roush of Gravel Hall begin a major porch expansion on the front and north side of their Middleport property, adding a substantial covered area to the residence.
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Middleport
Harry Roush
Matthews Young Man Heads to Macahee Lake
Middleport David Matthews eldest son of Mr and Mrs F E Matthews of Grant Street left this morning for Macahee Lake in Northern Ohio to spend August. He aims to improve his health this summer to continue high school work in the coming year.
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Middleport
David Matthews
F. E. Matthews
Grant Street
Macahee Lake
Ohio
Oakley and Marting Speak to Democrats in District Ten
Two congressional candidates addressed the meeting of the Young Men’s Democratic Club in Pomeroy. Victor Oakley cited Democratic gains and backed Roosevelt, while Dr W F Marting urged water conservation and wartime preparedness. Marting, a Spanish American and World War veteran, proposed training youth and marksman skills.
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Tenth District
Young Men's Democratic Club
Victor Oakley
Buchtel
Roosevelt
Oakley
Pomeroy
State Highway Department
W. F. Marting
Ironton
Middle West
Lranton
Chester Briefs: Infant Dies and Week in Chester
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtin Wolfe died Friday and was buried Saturday. Funeral services were led by Rev. D Vause Snyder and Rev McCormick. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy of Akron, a daughter July 23, granddaughter of Mrs. Bert Dodson of Chester. Woodrow and Lloyd Dean, Gordon Ridenour, Paul Hoffman, Roy Christy, and Harry Lee Bailey spent last week Beedeville fishing, catching 46 fish. Mr. C N Jones and family visiting in Albany. Nellie Michael and others in 4-H camp near Jackson this week. Several Chester residents attended the funeral of David McElrey in Bashon Sunday.
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Curtin Wolfe
D. Vause Snyder
McCormick
Erroll Conroy
Akron
Bert Dodson
Woodrow
Lioyd Dean
Gordon Ridenour
Paul Hooffman
Roy Christy
Harry Lee Bailey
Beedeville
C. N. Jones
Albany
Nellie Michael
Elma Smith
Marxine Bahr
Mildred Morgan
Charlea Eiselstein
Jackson
David Mc Elrey
Bashon
Grace Guild members picnic at Racine summer home
Pomeroy residents report church group Grace Guild will picnic today at Mrs. Harry Feiger’s Racine summer home. Several members and guests share travel and social visits, with others returning from Lakeside Ohio and trips to Columbus Athens and Dayton. George C. Braden, Republican candidate for secretary of state, visited Pomeroy briefly.
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Grace Guild of Episcopal Church
Harry Feiger
Racine
Catherine Schaefer
Nancy
Mary
Helen Schaefer
Sophia Fisher
Mise Addie Heilman
Lakeside
Ohio
Middleport Social Notes Reflect Family Travel and Visitations
Alice Louise Lama spent several days in Racine with Allegra Factery and returned on Wednesday. Marion Allensworth and Virginia Leonard went to Langsville on Wednesday to attend their aunt’s funeral, a sister of their father W. W. Leonard of Marion. Dorcas Society of First Baptist Church will meet Friday evening. Huntington visitors Mr and Mrs C W Stansbury were here Tuesday and Wednesday. Jean Forrest of Fremont is staying two weeks with her aunts Vesta and Nora McCoy and grandmother Mrs Forrest at Rutland.
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Fred Crow
Columbus
Agness McQuigg
Kathryn Clark
Gettysburg
Edith Bowen
Dayton
Max Wildermuth
Fred White
Joseph
Ray Calbert
Dorothy
Bentley Peoples
Athens
White
Elmer
Wright McCroba
Ann
Mary
Beverly
Muskingum River
George C. Braden
Pomeroy
Alice Louise Lama
Racine
Allegra Factery
Marion Allensworth
Virginia Leonard
Langsville
W. W. Leonard
Marion
Dorcas Society of the First Baptist Church
R. 8. White
C. W. Stansbury
Huntington
Athens Grange and Bradbury Church Picnic at Syracuse Beach
Syracuse Beach hosted a Sunday outing with members of Athens Grange and a large Bradbury Church of Christ delegation among many beach parties. locals and visitors included Jessie Crary and Eunice Crary guests of J. E. Carleton, and several families traveling from Elizabeth Pa and Louisville Ky.
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George Ferrer
Ironton
Walter Kelch
van Johnson
Louisville
Herbert Stevert
Eber Salser
Hartley
Iowa
Rosalia Salser
Racine
A. W. Capehart
Mr. Capehart
Clarence Capehart
Huntington
W. V. D. B. Williams
A. A. Hoskins
Kingsbury
Quarterly Conference Planned for Saturday at Fairview Church
The last quarterly conference of the year is set for Saturday night August 4 at 8 15 at the Fairview Church Tupplers Plains with Rev E B White of Oak Hill, district superintendent, presiding. After the conference a sacramental service will be held with representatives from Tup pers Plains South Bethel Lottridge and Fairview.
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Tuppers Plains
Fairview
E. B. White
Oak Hill
Jackson
United Brethren Church
South Bethel
Lottridge
Local families return home from visits in Cleveland and Rutland Street
Mr and Mrs Pearl Smith and son Floyd and Mrs Winnie Herbert after a few days with Mr and Mrs Dell Martin on Rutland Street have returned to East Liverpool. Mary Lou McMaster Jean Reed Robert McMaster and William Anderson who had been in Cleveland visiting Mr and Mrs Stanton returned home here Wednesday.
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Pearl Smith
Floyd
Winnie Herbert
Dell Martin
Rutland Street
Liverpool
Mary Lou McMaster
Jean Reed
Robert McMaster
William Anderson
Cleveland
Stanton
Sudden Death of Thomas Jordan of Huntington
Thomas Jordan of Huntington West Virginia died July 18 from a heart attack. He is survived by his wife Frances Cobb formerly of Syracuse and three children.
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Syracuse
Thomas Jordan
Huntington
W. Va
Frances Cobb
Harry Hill Speaks At 4-H Club Meeting
Harry Hill of Athens spoke on Breds of Poultry at the sixth regular Hocking Valley Livestock Club meeting held Friday night at the Rose home. Ellen and Harold Terrell demonstrated. Camp plans and attendance were discussed. Guests included Mr and Mrs Rose and Helen and Raymond Rose. Next meeting is Aug 3 at J T Hope's home.
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Harry Hill
Athens
Hocking Valley
J. T. Hope
Grosvenor Street
Mrs Warren Reeder Visit White Sulphur Springs
Mrs Henry Warren of Reedsville and Mrs Mary Reeder with her son Clyde of Coolville are spending a few days at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia according to word received by local friends.
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Pomeroy
Henry Warren
Reedsville
Mary Reeder
Clyde
Coolville
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Meigs County Jail Serves 1368 Meals in July
A Meigs County Jail report by Jail Matron Mrs. A. O. Tracy states 1,368 meals were served in July at 42 cents daily per prisoner. The average cost per meal is reported as 14 cents.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
A. O. Tracy
Mrs. Amanda C. Robinson Dies at 90 in Zaleski
ZALESKI Aug 2 Mrs Amanda C Robinson age 90 died at her daughter Mrs Buenna Lyons home last Thursday morning She was the eldest resident of Zaleski and had lived there over 60 years Her husband Allen Robinson died years ago She leaves two sons Homer of Cleveland and Wirt of Patterson New Jersey Funeral services were held at the home Saturday afternoon by Rev Barnhart and she was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery
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Amanda C. Robinson
Buenna Lyons
Robinson
Allen Robinson
Lyons
Homer
Cleveland
Wirt
Patterson
New Jersey
Barnhart
Oak Grove Cemetery
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