Meigs County Samaritans Aid Stranger Requests Fund
Rev. Harry Dye aided a well dressed man claiming a Huntington job and payday funds in Belpre. The man vanished with the money after crossing the river. Sheriff Trace and local residents reported no remittance since.
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Comeroy
Harry Dye
Rottara M. E
Belpre
Huntington
Parsons
A. Va
Eleck
Biber
Rev
Dye
Pomeroy
Ting
Fuchington
Red Cross
O A. Trace
Pattimore
Ohio
Tman
Self-Supporting Fees Change for Recorder’s Office
An old line notes self supporting status for the recorder’s office and fees in the court of Seeeeee camenctiu. It reports past receipts averaging 267 dollars monthly and that under a new law effective January 1 the office will cover costs including the Juvenile officer’s salary. It notes the new law enables the fee reform and an investigation by Cghows at SPOMEROT on December 1.
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Recorder’s
Spomerot
Thanksgiving Visit Tied to Portrait Painter Commune
A young man, recently trained as a coastal portrait painter, spent Thanksgiving with his parents Mr and Mrs Oren Stansbury in Rutland Township. He recently arrived at Herschel Doe Great Bend, and was taken to revenue court at Pomeroy on Monday to answer to a charges.
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Mutchier
Cnicego
Oren Stansbury
Rutiang
Herschel
Gallipolis Leader Heads Baptist Young People Union Move
Gallipolis resident Verne MeeCer was elected state president of the Baptist Young People's Union, now renamed the Baptist Young People. The change broadens membership to all church youth affiliates, with delegates reporting on the Eighth Annual Convention.
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Middleport
de i
Young People’s Union of Chin
Nec
Des. Verne
MeeCer
Gallipolis
Pomerry Association
Trion
Gocietr
Baptist Young People’s Union
The
P. U
Sings
Young People’s Union
Youngstown
Auto sales hit record low for month in history
Pomeroy reports November had the fewest passenger car sales on record in the clerk of courts office. Truck sales were near average, and used car transfers ran below average at a low level for the period.
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Pomeroy
Clerk of Courts
S& Which
Reverend C W Brady Dead After Cincinnati Sermon
The Rev C W Brady, once pastor in Meigs County including Pomeroy and Racine, died suddenly in Cincinnati while delivering a sermon. He married Bessie Cross of Racine. two of their children were buried at Greenwood Cemetery. Funeral details follow Wednesday.
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Pomeroy
C. W. Brady
Meigs County
Great Future for Pupp y in Pomeroy
A Pomeroy pup is described as destined to become a champion retriever after its playful actions. The master left a dollar bill on the floor and the pup retrieved it, bringing it to the playhouse and guarding it before it was left unchewed.
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Pomeroy
Wedding Ties Bailey Son Wilbur to Miss Lelia Levacky
A Thanksgiving Day wedding at Mrs. Sadie Bailey’s home united Wilbur Bailey and Miss Lelia Levacky in a ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Norris of Mt. Hermen U B Church. Guests included families Levecy Spencer and Batley with a celebratory dinner and a later gathering giving gifts.
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Texas
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Wes
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J. E. Levacy
Hellidey
Norris
Mt. Hermen U. B. Church
Gieter
C. W. Spencer
Columbus
J. E. Levecy
Maggie
Anne May Dorris
Clareda
W. R. Bayler
Forest Batley
Otis
Eimer
Virginia
Marjory
Eva
Eunice
Rey Wilson
Mexine
Cermn Alkire
Marr FE. Biscksten
Harold
Rev
Charlies Spencer
Vivian
Leum
A. Heston
Migo
Gladys Rourh
Guy Sapp
Ifpur
Dont Quote Me Selections From A Columbus Ohio Trip
A stream of brief notes recounts visitors and travels around Columbus and surrounding towns. Families, relatives, and locals return home from visits to Charleston Cincinnati and Miami while others plan moves and hosting duties during the holiday period.
Award Contract for New Bridge to Columbus Firm
GLOUSTER Dec. 1 Ray Strawser Inc East Columbus was awarded the contract for constructing a new bridge across Sunday Creek at High Street by the State Highway Department at a bid of 17 58 55. The project is under the state estimate and two detours will be used during construction via the Madison Street bridge and Salli bridge routes with preparatory work on Main Street.
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Ray Strawser, Inc
Columbus
Sunday Creek
High Street
State Highway Department
Madison Street
Hotel Garden
Main Street
I Wee
White to Take Hand in Agricultural Dispute
Governor White plans to intervene in a Department of Agriculture dispute by inviting Guthery to his office for explanation of the abolition of the secretary to the Board of Agriculture held for 14 years by Helet Sloan Maher of Columbus. Brunner threatened resignation if Maher is not reinstated.
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White
Department of Agriculture
Guthery
Board of Agriculture
Heiet
Sloan Maher
Miss Maher
Bard of Agriculture
Mise Meher
Barnum Press Agent Die at 79 in New City
P T Barnums first press agent William Ten Eyck Herdenbrook dies of heart disease at 79. Former editor and publisher, he led Texas Siftings, edited The Houston Post, and worked for The Boston Globe staff. He was writing a history of New York banks and survived by his widow.
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Williem
Eyck Herdenbrook
P. T. Barnum
Seac
Herdenmbrook
Texas Siftings
O. Hemrr
Houston Post
Boston Grosbe
Luther Burbank
New York
Hardenbrook
Jurymen Disagree in Case Against Bank Officials
In McArthur, the jury in the Citizens Bank of Hamden case failed to agree after eight hours of deliberation. The defendants Peau A. White president and E. W. Martin cashier faced charges of making false entries in bank books. Judge J. W. Darby presided as three prosecutors and four defense attorneys argued the case.
Three Men jailed for failing to pay fines
GLOUSTER December 1 Otto Gillett Momsarrat Walter Mickie and Andrew Mexic Hemlock were taken to Athens jail to serve fines assessed by Justice C W Wilson. The men had promised to pay within a period but failed and were re jailed. Others face similar actions as officers continue enforcement.
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Otto Gillett Momsarrat
Walter Mickie
Andrew Mexic
Hemlock
Athens
Henry Williams
G. H. Leve
Court of Justice
C. W. Wilson
Trimbie
Geary Pleads Guilty to Intoxication and Profanity
John Geary pleaded guilty in Trimble court to intoxication and using profane language on Sunday. Fines and costs totaled 89.85, with Geary arranging payment. Charges were pressed by Jacksonville residents. Constable Henry Willems arrested him.
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Glouster
John Geary
Court of Justice
C. W. Wilson
Trimble
Geary
Jacksonville
Henry Willems
Young Girl Irene Graham Dies After Illness
Miss Irene Graham 16 of McLeish died at home of her parents Mr and Mrs Isaac Graham after a brief illness this morning. General arrangements have not yet been made.
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Glouster
Irene Graham
Isaac Graham
McLeish
Glouster Lodge Sets Midweek Master Mason Meeting
Master Mason degree work and a stated communication are planned by Glouster Lodge No. 607 F and A M for Wednesday night. The event will be held at the lodge and open to eligible members.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Home Drug Co Ad Promises Liver Health Remedies
Local advertisement for Home Drug Co at 96 No Fourth Street Minneapolis offers a liver health tonic claimed to ease gall stone colic and liver trouble. It touts a recognized specialist’s prescription and a 28 year record, with a money back guarantee and a clip-out offer.
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Fourth Street
Minneapoli
Ntinn
Fot & Vy
Adyr
Followers Sing After Leader Gets Divorce
In Cleveland on December 1, parishioners of the Volunteers for Jesus Tabernacle celebrated the divorce of Rev. Maria Woodruff from Rev. Charles Woodruff. Corrods of courthouse hymns filled the building as about a score of supporters rode in her gospel bus, singing psalms and Thanksgiving hymns to mark the court victory.
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Cleveland
Volunteers For Jesus Tabernacle
Mga
Mery Woodruff
Charles Woodruff
Scarlet Fever Area Changes in County
The report notes no major rise in scarlet fever cases in Athens County while detailing continued monitoring and minor fluctuations in affected districts. Local health officials urge vigilance and reporting of new cases to prevent spread within communities.
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Athens County
Scarlet fever cases rise in Athens County towns
Over the last weeks scarlet fever reports climb to 36 total in Athens County. Town breakdown shows Jacksonville leading with four cases, Trimbie Town reporting sixteen, Gloucester three, Goo Run two, Hollister one, with Stewart and York Township showing declines but new outbreaks in Alexander Township Carbondale and Carthage Township.
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Coudty Furse
Trimbie Town
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Trimbie
Glouster
Goo. Run
Hollister
York Township
Alexander Township
Carbondale
Carthage Tornship
Athens County
Ode D Hackney Convicted of Whiskey Sale in Marietta Court
Ode D Hackney of Morgan County was found guilty in Common Pleas Court on Monday for selling whiskey. Judge David H. Thomas fined him 309 dollars plus costs after the trial.
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Hackney
Morgan County
Common Pleas
David H. Thomas
Name Helen Mann to Win Cash by Suggesting Stage Name
Hollywood actress Helen Mann seeks a new screen name. Cash prizes total 750 dollars plus 250 extra if mailed before December 6, 1881. Enter by sending a suggested name to Publicity Director E A Williams Studio A769 1023 N Sycamore Ave Hollywood CA. One entry per contestant.
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Miss Mann
E. A. Williams
Studio
N. Sycamore Ave
Hollywood
California
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