Board Passes On Bus Driver Issue In Lebanon Township
A school bus driver contract dispute in Lebanon Township prompted a county board of education hearing after the local board chose Johnson over Circle for bus service. The county panel, after hearing witnesses and reviewing morals charges, granted Johnson a character certificate allowing him to proceed, pending possible later action.
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Pomumboy
Coulresetay
Lebanon Township
Oldtown Rats
P. B. Wickfine
Janes Leliere
Davin _ Wort
Suze Bogert
N. Theodore Tee
Toaino
County Board of Education
Johnson
Gore
N. Wagner
Focal Board
A Meigs County Teacher Recalls Her First Air Voyage
Mrs. Cora D Webb, a respected Meigs and Gallia Counties teacher, recounts her first ride in a Ford tri motor at Bolling Field Washington. She describes fear turning to awe as the plane lifted, the Washington Monument shrinking below, and a sense of heavenly elevation before the journey ended back on solid ground.
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Remeber
Washington D. C
Bolling Field
Washington Monument
Reed Drug Store to Undergo Major Remodel in Pomeroy
In Pomeroy an extensive remodel of the town’s well known Reed drug store is planned with about 10,869 dollars spent. Darius Reed operated the long time Court Street pharmacy for 75 years until his death. S. F. K. Reed, a younger son, inherits the business and plans a modern storefront with a soda fountain and interior updates while keeping the drug store operation for his heirs.
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Pomeroy
Civic Association to plan homecoming events at High School
Public meeting scheduled for Thursday at the High School Building to organize the homecoming set for October 2 4. Local residents and families, including Rev Dye, Mrs. Curt Spires and Dorothy Barton, are noted in a week of visits and travels around Columbus Oxford Findlay and Cincinnati.
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Civic Association
M. E. Church
Oxford
Curt Spires
Madge McFarland
Jacksonville
Leonard Smith
Zanesville
Smith
Emmett Diehl
Scott Kennedy
Richard
Neilie Kennedy
Columbus
Dorothy Barton
Findlay
Washington D. H
Charles Lansbury
Deem
Ross Amos
Dexter
Dire
Russell Musser
Springfield
Charles Mipton
Rutland
John Musser
Hywell Run
Charles McMillan
Clyde McMillan
Wellston
Emma McMillan
the Plains
Claude Clark
Athena
Clark
FR. C. Clark
David
Bean
Paul Bean
Robert
Frank Bean
Frank Braley
Fostoria
Isaac Taylor
James Archer
Bradbury
Weasley Stewart
Ed Smith
Charles
Marie
Lawrence
Carl Smith
Denver Smith
Misa Nellie Clark
Cincinnati
Zuspan Family Reunion Set at Union Campgrounds
The Zuspan family plan their third reunion at Union Campgrounds near New Haven next Sunday led by president A. H. Zuspan secretary Elizabeth Zuspan and treasurer O. B. Zuspan. The event mirrors last year’s successful gathering.
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Middleport
Veteran dies in Pomeroy home of sister
Fred Moore 46 World War veteran died at the home of his sister Mire Frank Sapp on Union Avenue in Pomeroy early Wednesday. He was a son of Civil War veteran Marion Moore and left behind two sisters and four brothers. Funeral at Hiland Chapel Friday at 2 p.m. with burial in Howell Cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Fred Moore
Mire
Frank Sapp
Union Avenue
Marion Moore
Iing
Pictsure
Hiland Chapel
Howell
Ex Carrier Boy Sees The World Returns From Big Factory Work
Milton Hood, a former Pomeroy Messenger, has returned home after spending the summer at the Belmont Canning facility in Rochelle Illinois. He describes vast operations with acres of corn peas beets and asparagus packed by a large workforce. His father waited to persuade him to restart school life after the travels and big work on the prairie farm.
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Pomeroy
Milton Hood
End
Reymond Hood
Milton
Belmont
Rkrechelle
Illinois
United States
Hood
Pomeroy Residents Attend State Fair and Local Reunions
List of Pomeroy residents headed to the State Fair includes Philip Meier George Kreitler Miss Gailey and others with families. A Ducer Priode reunion occurred at Carleton Hollow. Daugherty Puchtel and Thorton of Pomeroy plan eastern speeches to stabilize Ohio coal industry. Miss Bumegarner and John Keizer wed at Clifton parsonage and depart for Richmond Indiana.
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Pomeroy
Philip Meier
George Kreitler
Gailey
C. A. Hartley
Frank Fugate
Harvey Eastman
Fred White
Peter Tee
Arthur Jobs
Will Dorst
Eva Webster
Evelyn West
Mary Virginia Reibel
Philip Ducer
Carleton Hollow
Ducer
Priode
Oral Daugherty
Puchtel
J. M. Thorton
Ohio
Helen Bumegarner
James Bumegarner
Mason
W. Va
John Keizer
Richmond
Indiana
Clifton Parsonage
Gearhart
Huntington couple guests of Nora McNaughton
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Green of Huntington are guests of Mrs. Nora McNaughton.
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Warren Green of
Huntington
Nora McNaughton
Ebersbach firms win two road project awards at Pomeroy
Pomeroy reports two Ebersbach construction branches bid on highway work. Charlies and Theodore Ebersbach firm wins Jefferson County Ohio River Bridge and State Highway 7% grading with structural work over 2.648 miles for 156 747.61 dollars and 21451.57 dollars for concrete. The Albert Ebershach and son unit misses bids.
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Pomeroy
Ebersbach
Charlies
Theodore Ebersbach
Ty Albert Ebershach
Clarence
Pomeroyans
Jefferson
Ohio River
Esxershach Construction Co
Belen
Fiwrsbach Construction Co
Pomeros
War on stray dogs in Rutland Townships escalates
County Dog Warden Henry Seidenable vows no armistice until every stray dog is destroyed. The crackdown follows a new sheep killing wave with six sheep killed for Quaie Darst and one for Emma Darst and Walter Gross. Will Hutton reports four turkeys lost and 25 to 20 injured by dog attacks.
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Pomeroy
Henry Seidenable
Rutland Township
Quaie Darst
Emma Darst
Walter Gross
Will Hutton
Five Hundred Club Social in Middleport Honors
Mrs. Dan J. Sullivan hosted the Five Hundred Club on Grant Street. Mrs. W. R. Harris won high honors with Mrs. C. P. Bradbury second. Guest Mrs. S. T. Houston of Logan stayed as a house guest this week. Mrs. W. G. Davis held a bridge gathering on Third Street with two tables. Mrs. W. H. Juhling took the high score trophy.
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Middleport
Dan J. Sullivan
Grant Street
W. H. Juhling
Return from Higgins Lake trip ends as family arrives home
Aug 28 report from Middleport states Mr and Mrs Fred Thomas and Mrs Zella Cross and Mrs Ernest Lewis have returned from Higgins Lake Michigan. The Thomas party including Harry Thomas and children continued to Canada for a short motor trip then planned to visit Washington DC before returning to the South.
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Middleport
Fred Thomas
Zella Cross
Ernest Lewis
Higgins Lake
Michigan
Harry Thomas
Canada
Washington, D. C
Middleport Mention at Ohio State Fair
Dr. A B Bingham and father in law C E Starr traveled to Columbus Tuesday to spend the week at the Ohio State fair. Miss Audrey Semester of Charlestown is visiting Mrs. Wilbur Ashley.
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Middleport
A. B. Bingham
C. E. Starr
Columbus
Audrey Semester
Charleston
Wilbur Ashley
Families Travel and Visit Across Ohio and Nearby States
Wallace Bradford headed to Columbus to visit grandparents and see the Ohio State Fair. Ella Crowell arrived from Cincinnati to spend weeks with sisters in Columbus after meeting in Athens. Others returned from Charleston, Ft. Wayne, and Washington Pa after visits with relatives, with some plans to winter away.
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Wallace Bradford
Columbus
Bradford
Ella Crowell
Cincinnati
Jucy Downing
Alpha Somerville
Charleston
Howard McElhinney
Alpha. Russell
George Gilmore
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Russell
Adam Beards
James Titus
James
Washington
Local residents make seasonal moves and visits across towns
The article lists numerous residents traveling or visiting family across Ohio and nearby states. Names include Eli Pfarr, Mrs. Claude Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fisher, Mrs. Melissa Crary, the Erwin family, Miss Helene Wilson, Mrs. George Bolin, and others. Destinations include Charleston Jacksonville Columbus Zanesville and Columbus for the Ohio State Fair.
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Wabasso
Fila
Eli Pfarr
Youngstown
Floria
Claude Fleming
J. C. Fisher
Charleston
Use
N. Y
John F. Lewis
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
E. A. Creger
Melissa Crary
Zanesville
Clinton Fisher
Collis Dawson
R. J. O'Donnell
Columbus
C. M. Erwin
Caro Louise
Sara Taylor
Helene Wilson
George Bolin
Albany
Homer Russell
William Saunders
Alfred
Ruth Saunders
George Beards
Dearhs
Russell
Ella Reichman
Boise
Idaho
Chicago
R. E. Boice
Black Lake
Mich
Mencken Starts Honeymoon After Quick Wedding
Baltimore editor Henry James Mencken wed Miss Sara Powell Haardt in Montgomery Alabama a week before the planned date. He described marriage as less dreadful than it seems and explained his views in frank answers to a press catechism.
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Baltimore
Henry JL. Mencken
Sara Powell Haardt
Montgomery
al A. Witter
Mencken
United Press
Union Service in Athens At First Methodist Church
Sunday August 31 at 10 30 a m union service held at the First Methodist Church Athens with Rev H Schuyler Foster officiating. Foster serves at the First Baptist Church Delaware Ohio and once led Athens Baptist Church. this service unites the First Christian Presbyterian and First Methodist churches.
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H. Schuyler Foster
First Methodist Church
Athens
Foster
First Baptist Church
Delaware
Ohio
Baptist Church
First Christian
The
Presbyterian
First Methodist Churches
Abandoned Car Tells Of Toledo Holdup Case
A coupe used by three bandits who shot Patrolman Emory ft. Rudes of the City Police Vice Squad in East Toledo Tuesday night was found abandoned after the suspects were surprised during a holdup.
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Toledo
Emory Ft. Rudes
East
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