Meigs County Schools Face Tax Revenue Shortfall Crisis
Aug 29 obituary style report notes Meigs County and other rural districts may suffer serious shortages in school funds due to new tax laws, with Judge Chester A. Shook of Cincinnati restraining payments from intangibles. If upheld, rural schools risk deficits until alternative funding emerges, affecting teachers and operations statewide.
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Letha’ Tomercy
Meigs County
Chester A. Shook
Cincinnati
Annallar
Jd. Newell
Man
Jackson Sun- Journal
Cincinnati Jurist
Meigs
Newell
Sun-Journal
Sta
Usting
Jackson County
Methodists Propose Dual Charge for Pastor in Syracuse
Simpson M B Church seeks a second charge for its minister to serve both Simpson and Syracuse Methodist churches. Under the plan the pastor would preach at Simpson at 9:30 and at Syracuse at 10:30 on Sundays, with three monthly evenings at Simpson and one at Syracuse. Both churches would share salary costs, aiming for economy.
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Simpson
M. H
Duty Reports At Thebe Offices Saturday In Pomeroy
POMEROY Aug 20 For the first time in weeks C H Mullen sprinter and elections board chairman and Mayor C J Hess were at City Hall Saturday Mullen had been at his Mulberry Ave home Hess in poor health for weeks but visited City Hall a few times The mayor returned home after a brief stay in his office Funeral held today Middleport Aug 20 Funeral services for Mrs Mittle Chase 50 who died Saturday morning at her home were held at 2 oclock today from the Midway Church burial in Robinson Cemetery Mrs Chase survived by one daughter Mrs Hobart Arthur of Delaware Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
C. H. Mullen
Board For Elections
C. J. Hess
City Hall
Mullen
Mulberry Avenue
Hees
Wear Main Street
Middleport
Mittle. Chase
Midway Church
H. F. Bolton
Rutland
Robinson Cemetery
Chase
Hobart Arthur
Pelaware
Saran Jones
Dexter
Bucknorn Shesthouse
Madge Smuth Vassar
Unis
Ridgeway
Ohio
Caddie
Pred Statter
Lima
Statter
Oklahoma
Conastoga, Creamery Company
Emma Woodruff
Albany
Nicola
Harrgy Garvin
J. B. Conrad
Zanesville
Mitt Spires
Clyde
George Kennedy
Detroit
Hal Kennedy
John Utsinger
Frank Utsinger
No Fair Passes For Melgy County Exposition
Melgy County fair board bans free passes for the agricultural exposition at Rock Springs Fairgrounds on Sept 18 14 and 45 due to past abuses. Exhibitors passes remain allowed, secretary Eldon Weeks stated. Nearby social notes record residents traveling to Jackson Gauley Bridge Muskogee and Columbus for visits and events.
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Pombrgy
Melgy County
Fair Board
Pasa
Rock Springs Fairgrounds
Eldon Weeks
the Fair Board
Aged Resident Emma Van Duyn Dies in Middleport
Emma Van Duyn aged resident of Middleport died Friday evening at her South Steps and Avenue home after months of illness. She was the last surviving member of her immediate family and is survived by a granddaughter and several nieces, nephews, and great nieces. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the residence, conducted by Rev. F. J. Gardner, with burial in Middleport Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middagport
Mia
Emma van Duyn
Middleport
South Steps
Avenue
van Duyn
Mies Augusta
Ida van Tuys
Sue
Paul French
Helen Bailey
Middleeport
Kate Walton
Washington, D. C
Elza Haley
Lant Archer
Bailey Run
Bradbury
Middleport Hill Cemetery
Hay
Delle
Columbus
Charles Smith
Smuth
Rutland Township
George
Roy Phillips
Wellston
William Plummer
Rutland
Methodist
Miles Cemetery
Pierce Hysell Pomeroy Marriage License Noted
Aug 29 probate court issued a marriage license to Elmer Hysell 21 farmer of Rutland son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hysell and Flessia Pierce 17 of Rutland daughter of Mr and Mrs Austin Pierce. Also recent license to Elmer Still and Addie Qualis of Pomeroy. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs George Parsons with relatives from out of town including Roush family from Dunbar W Va and others in West Virginia and Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pombrqy
Elmer Hysell
Rutland
Walter Hysell
Flessia Pieres
Austin Pierce
Elmer Still
Addie Qualis
Pomeroy
Middleport
George Parsons
Marl Roush
Dunbar
W. Va
H. €. Roush
Lewis Roush
Paul
Maggie
William. Wolfe
Batart
Myre
Charles Brown
More Candidates in Races of November
Meigs County voters will see two new names on the nonpartisan judicial ballot in November. Judge C. Peoples seeks re election to Common Pleas Court and Pr. B A McCullough runs for probate judge. Incumbent Judge J B Carleton and Squire Titus may oppose, with petition rules noted and timing for filing.
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Melge County
Pomubroy
Aug
W.netles
OG. Ht. Mullen
Board of Elections
C. &. Peantes
Meira County
B.A. McCullough
Peoples
Peetor McCullough
J. B. Carleton
Square
B. L. Titus
Judge Carleton
Squire Titus
Common Pleas Court
Meigs County
Nober
Relief steps discussed for Gallia County winter aid
Gallia County Township Trustees met at Gallipolis courthouse to plan fall and winter relief rules. Prosecution details clarified residency requirements for aid and farmer obligations to renters. A state association president Joseph Thomas spoke. attendance included 45 trustees at the Gallia County Fair. Attorney Leo Catterly announced a move of his law office to the northeast corner of Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Staunds
Joseph Thomas
State Association
Apeskar
Leo
Catterly
Teoma
Ibrick-Building
Corrt
Beck
Carter
Tha. Sacond
Rio Grande Poultry Tour Highlights Local Students
About 300 to 400 Ohio poultrymen toured farms in Southeastern Ohio and West Virginia last week in the annual poultry tour. Rio Grande High School Vocational Agriculture students were the only youths on the trip, guided by instructor Clint ey Poston. The students listed include Holden Thomas Wendell Hoover Wendell Denny Carl Atkins Hing Thorne Fred Thorne and Even Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio
West Virginia
Rio Grande High School
Akadenta
Clintey Poston
Holden Thomas
Wendell Hoover
Wendell Denny
Carl Atkins
Hing Thorne
Fred Thorne
Lloyd
Bowyer Funeral Attended by River Towns in Point Pleasant
In Point Pleasant Ohio on Viand Street farewell services were held for Captain Bowyer 76 former president of the Maryland National Bank and a Ram leader with the Masonic Lodge and the Ohio River pilots association presiding. About 1 000 attendees from river towns marched and flags flew at half mast while supporters recall his role in bank and river trades.
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Gallipolis
Aub
Viand Street
Point “Pleasant
Fey
Bowyery
Memshania
Thakeliy
Masonic Lodge
Qhio
Kasawhi River
Night Football Foreseen At Gallia Academy
Gallia Academy trustees plan to install lighting at the field corner of Fourth Avenue and State Street to enable night football. A lighting system, bleachers, and a surrounding fence are proposed with estimated costs between 2,500 and 3,000 dollars.
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Gallia Academy
Gallipolis
Gallia
Galtnolis
Board of Education
Fourth Avenue
State Street
Charles “Eauger
Gisa
Ceault
False Pretense Charge Sees Gallipolis Man Arrested
Gallipolis August 2 2 Wittam Clopeh was arrested yesterday by Sheriff Charles Hawane on a warrant charging him with obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly collected 9.50 from the county on the order of the probate judge for transporting a destitute family back to Kentucky. The family later returned to Gallia County with Gleach on the return trip and he kept the payment.
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Gallipalie
Kentucky
Gallia County
Devise Capital Labor Plan To Speed Revival
The report outlines a plan by Ie in and Capt F G Hunker of Widdleport to accelerate business revival. Local society notes list many visitors and moves in Pomeroy and nearby towns, with engagements at fairs, churches, and family gatherings across Morgan and adjoining counties. Names, places, and events appear in dense personal notices throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bristol
Association of National Advertisers
Grover A. Whalen
Advertising Chinir
New York
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
National Congress of Capital and Labor
Local Mishap and Family Notes From Chesterhill
Mrs Will Peebles slipped leaving Wood s store and injured her ankle while a bottle of milk broke in her hand. Donna Davis departs Sept 1 for Memphis to attend school, staying with John Fisher. Mr and Mrs Jon Bowman recently returned from a month visiting relatives in the West and Black Hills. They report subnormal crops in western farmlands except Iowa and toured Yellowstone and the Black Hills. Mrs Amy Crew of Springville visited last week with her sister Ma Ida Dutton.
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A. T. Smith
Irving
Harrisburg
Pennsville
Mr. Smith
Wilford Smith
Harper Pendry
I Billy
Atheny
Vern Faire
Will Wymer
Hopking
Frederickstown
Ella Thompson
Lara Wymer
Lillian Geddes
Rolland
Dorothy Davis
Philo
Hettie Woodward
Ringgold and
Gleuster
Thelma’ Jones
Cleveland
Sara Rubberman
Jones
William Schofield
Elsie Wilamson
Wendyll
Martha
Cumberland
Carrie Snyder
George Hann
Canton
Lizzie Henn
Ella Funk
Albert Dutton
Mammooth Springs
Ark
Hunbrey Park
Lida Dutton Enined
Amy Crew
Iowa
Amy Gray
McConnelavilis
Ben. Todd
Chesterhill
Cart
Ith Patterson
Friends Quarterly Meeting
Basinesyie
Blanche Godoflard
George Patterson
John Battersok
Snyder
Feathrop
Thelma Goddard
Pienis
Embree Park
McGonnelsville
Will Peebles
Wood's
Donna Davis
Memphis
Tenn
John Fisher
Jon Bowman
Wea
Ruth. Bowman
Chicago
Walter
Pierpaint
Jainneapolis
Bowman
Thomas Lovell
Leahey
Montana
Buckeye
Yellowstone National
Fark
Black Hills
Amy ‘Crew
Springvile
Eida’ ‘Dutton
Rutland News Notes Movements and Camp Trip
Rutland residents report family movements with Viola Lyle and Van Stevens relocating from Pomeroy to the Marve McHatie residence. Frances Giffin departed for a visit with relatives, and Clyde King guests with his brother Selby King in Columbus. A Rutland High camping party chaperoned by Carl Reaven departs with coach Geach and Mr. Haley’s party toward a below Gals jipalta site.
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Viola Lyle
van Stevens
Pomeroy
Haeme
Marve McHatie
Frances Giffin
Ac Vist
Tames
Nelson
Clyde King
Tan
Selby King
Columbus
Geach
Carl Reaven
Beakais
Teem
Rutland High
Gals Jipalta
Charles Haley
Hysell
Ron
Burr Oak Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
A wiener roast and shower for Mr and Mrs Bale Der took place at Ira Dew s home Tuesday night. Mrs J D Haskins and Miss Helge of Athens stayed with Mr and Mrs Harnext Poet and Margaret Marshall. Depsil Post and sons Glenn and Orville of Columbus visited relatives. Dick and Donald McDonald called at Richerd Frasier s home in Oat Pale. A marshmallow toast at Freda Post s Saturday night honored Miss Helen Haskins of Athens with a large crowd enjoying the event.
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Ira Dew
Bale der
J. D. Haskins
Devehter
Richerd Frasier
Oat Pale
Freda Post
Helen Haskins
Athens
Local Family Visits and Hospital Trip Highlight Weekend
Alfred Coy Hawk took son Vincent to Hartman Hospital Parkersburg for a tonsil operation on Thursday. Clinton Frost and wife from Athens visited Mrs Frosty’s parents Dr. and Mrs Willon Bentz over the weekend. Verneda Hartung of Silver Ridge stayed with sister Mrs J M Bentz. Violet Babcock of Bashan visited sister Mrs Tom Burks. W E Robinson and son Glenn spent the weekend in Balem WV. Arthur Hannamon and son from Parkersburg visited Mrs C M Hannamon. Vern Shamway and Maynara Rahr were in Columbus Friday. Stella Watkins visited Martin and Johny Koenler in Columbus Sunday. Pearl Pitta of Orange hosted a party Tuesday evening with 43 in attendance.
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Coy Hawk
Vincent
Hartman Hospital
Parkersburg
Clinton Frost
Athens
Frosty
Willon Bentz
Verneda2
Hartung
Silver Ridge
J. M. Bentz
Misa Violet Babcock
Bashan
Tom Burks
W. E. Robinson
Glenn
Balem
W. Va
Arthur Hannamon
Mirs. C
Hannamon
Vern Shamway
Maynara
Rahr
Columbus
Stella Watkins
Martin
Johny Koenler
Broother
Chris Koshier
Pearl Pitta
Orange
Community Week Socials Around Athens County
New England Dora Tompyon and Jack Summers were Wednesday guests of May 1 and Harold Henry. Ice cream and cake were served. Light Webster visited Fred Copeland's home Monday and Tyas dar Glen Morrison were at Mattie McWhorter's Wednesday. Miss McWhorter, an invalid, is not well. John Adkins and family visited friends in Virginia recently. Lota Devore and brother Harley returned home. He lives in Columbus. John Fowell and his daughter were at Mrs. Devore's Thursday. Many locals attended the Athens County Fair.
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Iincoln
Migs Bolen Shepherd
Mae Birdi Xente
Wills Davis
Child of Columbus
Freq Blacmar
Miller Apartments
Mulberry Avenue
Gharles Peoples
Laurel Street
B. D. Will
Wilcoln
Clara Garland
Minersville
Robert
Steel
Chillicothe
W. A. Drake
Cleveland
Pojeray High School
Wills Sehlaegel
Funt
Mich
John Schlaegel
West Main Street
Charles Zimmer
Aon Charieca
Schlaegel
Lexington
Martha Schlaegel
Mra
Gilbert Walter
Dora Tompyon
Jack Summers
1May
Harold Henry
Light Webster
Fred Copeland
Tyasdar
Glen
Whi Morrison
Mattie
McWhorter
Births and Visits Highlight Local Social News
Lottridge Mr and Mrs Jack Burdette announce the birth of a son Thursday August 25. Mr and Mrs Emmett Blair and twin children are noted. Mrs H R Watkins visited at the home of Mr and Mrs L T Runnion Tuesday evening. Rev Sayre and family of Nelgonville were omitted from attendance at a Lawrence Chaos homecoming. Amos Hixson and Ion Dennis of Willow Creek were there Monday. Edward Chevalier and daughter Evelyn spent Thursday with John Chevalier family. Robert Sharp family attended an Ohio Fuel Gas Company meeting at Embree Park Pennaville Friday. Herman Ahart of Little Hocking visited Thursday evening with UW Runnion family. R 24 Allen and children Ana Athens visited Tuesday.
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Jack Burdette
Sen
Emmett
Blair
H. R. Watkins
L. T. Runnion
Sayre
Nelgonville
Lawrence Chaos
Amos Hixson
Ion Dennis
Willow Creek
Edward
Allen
Ana
Athens
Walker's Brother Dies After Battle With Tuberculosis
George F. Walker aged 48, brother of New York Mayor James J. Walker, died early today in Saranac Lake after a long battle with tuberculosis. The funeral arrangements were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Saranac Laren
George F. Walker
James J.walker
New York
Found at Last Q-623 Re Nef for Rictimatism and Pain
Found at last the famous Q-623 guaranteed remedy for rictimatism neuritis arthritis sciatica lumbago available to sufferers. The prescription has helped thousands where others failed. It is sold at Quick's Cut Rate Store with a guarantee to ease pain and provide value.
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Joy
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Homer Russell
Alybert Bolin
Athens County Fair
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Marjorie
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Moore
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J. O. Leonard
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Nmr
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Rio Grande
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Mra. Rungell McCulloush
Greng Bowyer
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Howard Tope
John McNealy
Michigan
Han.dee Mock
Corvention Gallipolis
Houck
S. B. Gilbert
Homer Beck
Tim Lewis
Gallipois
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State Council of the Jr. O.-U 1A
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Iein
F. G. Hunker
Widdleport
Jein
R. J. Morgan
George Hetzel
John Day
Missouri
Eisel Davis
Lew Pickens
Capt. Pickens
Nichols
W. J. Krider
Racine
Eugene Zimmer
John Sauvage
Elizabeth
John, Jr
Morgan County
Workman
J. H. Brooks
George Young
Bhs Woods
Bertha Faijres
Verneires
Nick Grueser
Imogene Browden
Joseph Grueser
Gladys Luckadoo Brown
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