Pomeroy to Build River Bank Parking Lot Next Week
Pomeroy plans a riverside parking lot with a 70 car capacity. Fundraising led by Legionnaires has reached 150 dollars from local firms and residents. Wright McCroba drew plans for a 300 foot long by 60 foot wide lot with a central 3 foot roadway and space on each side, to be built with future expansion in mind.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy River
Wright McCroba
K. of P. Hall
McCroba
McCrota
Hll
Tee
Mahoney
New Internal Medicine RA MA Promises Relief From Rheumatic Pain
An advertisement promotes RA MA as an internal remedy that cleanses poisons from the liver kidneys and blood to ease rheumatic pain swelling and stiffness. It claims quick relief from crippling aches and offers a $1 bottle at K's Cut Rate Store with a money back guarantee if not effective.
Local Social Roundup From Middleport and Surrounding Areas
Names and visits fill a social page fragment from Middleport and nearby towns. Citford Jenkinson family on East Main Street hosts a suesta. Art and Delbert Wilcoxen of Lancaster visit with Dr J Wilcoxen of Racine. A Sacred Heart card party draws many with bridge euchre and pinochle. Mrs. Hamilton Karrig reports from Cemetery Road. Cedric W. Clark hosts the Couple Club on South Third Avenue with a potluck and bridge.
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Citford Jenkinson
Main Street
Art Wilcoxen
Delbert Wilcoxen
Lancaster
Racine
Sacred Heart
Middleport, Dieu
Cedric W. Clark
South Third Avenue
Pomeroy Gridders Awarded Varsity Letters at Assembly
Sixteen Pomery High School athletes received football varsity letters at Thursday morning’s assembly. Recipients include Capt. Fred Crow, Wilma Tipi Dye, Edgar Arnold, George McQuigg, Edison Guinther, Milford Greuser, Charles Kaiser, Levi Casci, Charities Thornton, punters Carl Kloes, Albert Russell, Murrel Wolfe, Robert Blackwell, Edward Baer, George Kindiclar, and Clarence Andrews. Team managers Marvin Finlse, George Mobeicher, Phillip Clifton, and James Ward were also recognized.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy High School
Fred Crow
Wil- Wam
iTipi Dye
Edgar Arnold
George William McQuigg
Edison Guinther
Milford (i) Greuser
Charles Kaiser Levie Casci
Thorntos
Carl Kloes
Albert Russell
Murre! Wolfe
Robert Blackwell
Edward Baer
George Kindiclarence Andrews
Marvin Finlse
George Hmobeicher
Phillip Cifton
James Ward
Auto License Tags Go On Sale Across Meigs County
Meigs County deputies began selling auto license tags at county offices in Pomeroy with brisk but calm business. Dealer F G Webster of Pomeroy and Raymond Foeratach of Middleport noted steady demand as tag numbers rose, with Philip Sommers securing the first local plate number 206001 for the third year. Some customers request plates matching their last license figures, while others seek repeats of prior numbers. A separate item reports a pot supper and bridal shower at Pomeroy Lutheran Church in honor of Helen Dorst ahead of her marriage to Fer Lrottnie of Hotoken New Jersey.
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Pomeroy
Automenie
Meigs County
F. G. Webster
Raymond Foeratach
Middleport
Webster
Philip Sommers
Helen Dorst
W F. Dorset
West Main Street
Pomeroy Lutheran Church
Fer Lrottnie
Hotoken
N. J
POMERO Lodge Election Aimed At Grand Officers
Members of the Ascobance Tribe lodge No. %. will elect officers at the regular meeting Monday night. Past Sachems will vote for grand officers at the Grand Council. A. P. Mata, Athens jeweler, seeks Great Junior Sagamore with support from Southeastern Ohio tribes. Eastern State prepares for annual officer installation next Tuesday with a 6 o clock chicken dinner followed by a lodge banquet. Visitors from other Masonic Lodges attended.
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Pomero
Bec
Ascobance Tribe
A. P. Mata
Athens
Great Junior Sagamore
Ohio
Distillers Surprise Three Brothers in Reedville
Pomeroy dispatch reports county officers locating a still near Reedville early December 2. Brothers Roy Herman and Vernon Chevalier were arrested for manufacturing liquor and face penalties including fines from 50 to 200 dollars and prison terms from one to five years.
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Pomeroy
Reedsville
Roy Chevalier Herman Chevalier
Vernon Chevalier
Joe Reuben Drilling moves rig to Scott property
The Joe Reuben Drilling Company relocates its equipment to the John Scott property on Harrisonville Road after a dry hole was encountered on the Benton Carl farm site along the same road in Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Joe Reuben Drilling Company
John Scott
Harrisonville Road
Benton Carl
Correction issued for hospital transfer misstatement
In The Messenger dated November 20 the record stated Edward Oblinger of Middleport was taken to the State Hospital at Athens. A correction is issued to set the record straight.
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Middleport
the Messenger
Edward Oblinger
Athens
Market for Livestock Is Moving Downward
Heavy receipts last week gave buyers the upper hand, forcing lower costs as dressed beef demand waned. Chicago featured throwout steers from the international exhibit, with broad demand for throwouts and prime steers and yearlings, but the large supply could not be absorbed at prior week prices. Hog prices slipped, fat lamb demand waned then recovered as receipts dwindled and sales near the $6.56 peak.
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Columbus
Chicago
H. E. Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Young Men's Class to be Organized in Guysville
The Rev. and Mrs. W H Reitz host 24 young men at the Methodist parsonage to organize a Sunday School class with Pale Chapman as teacher. Homer Morehead, the Sunday School superintendent, is invited. The Guyeville Stewart Charge won the fall festival booth prize at Central Avenue M E Church last Friday. Epworth Leagues of the two counties competed.
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Guysville
W. WH. Reitz
Fpale Chapman
Homer Morehead
Guyeville-Stewart
Central Avenue M. E
Epworth
Boy Suffered Double Leg Fracture Playing Football
Ted Sprague twelve year old son of Dr and Mrs John L Sprague of 33 Morris Avenue suffered a double fracture of the bones of his right leg while playing football on the East Side School playground Thursday afternoon. Ted is in the eighth grade of the Junior High School.
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Ted Sprague
John L. Sprague
Morris Avenue
Ted
Correct for Once Youngstown
Lee and Copeland of the Department of Agriculture weather service report Millport noting that November was warmer and wetter than expected this year.
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Youngstown
Lee
Copeland
Department of Agriculture
Millport
van Beth Calder
Wetter
Getting Ready For Christ Is Stark's Topic Pomeroy
The Rev Alonzo R Stark will preach on Getting Ready For Christ at First Baptist Church Sunday morning at 10 20 with Bible School at 9 30 Young People meet at 6 30 pm Morning services at Peace Evangelical and Presbyterian Church feature Rev Theophil Mehl discussing Searching in the Scriptures at 10 30 am Vesper services at Evangelical Church and organ recital by Miss Hilda Oblinger with vocal selections by Mrs Helen Zeihr and Miss Marguerite Meier No evening service due to vesper meeting Teachers and officers meet Tuesday at 7 pm at Presbyterian Church Martha League meets Wednesday at Peace Church Pastor to preach at Minersville Sunday afternoon Triangles fellowship supper after the vesper service at First Baptist Midreport Rev F C Kreager to use The Supreme Benediction at 10 18 am Sunday School at 9 00 am Junior BY will meet at 2 pm Senior and Intermediate B A V at 6 pm Evening service at 7 pm Sermon topic Serious Living Prayer meeting at 7 pm Wednesday Annual business meeting to be held then.
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Pomeroy
Alonzo R. Stark
First Baptist Church
Bible School
Christ
Peace Evangelical and Presbyterian Church
Theophil Mehl
The
Evangelical Church
Hilda Oblinger
Helen Zeihr
Marguerite Meier
Presbyterian Church
Mary and Martha League
Peace Church
Minersville
Triangles
F. C. Kreager
G. K. Will Spend More on Advertising
Cleveland report on General Electric unit managers agreeing to raise 1933 advertising and sales promotion expenditures. Waiter J. Dally notes newspaper ads as the largest outlay as fewer advertisers compete for attention. Heywood Broun John Erskine and Bruce Barton listed among speakers for a banquet at the Hermit Club tonight.
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Cleveland
General Electric
J. Dally
Heywood Broun
John Erskine
Bruce Barton
Hermit Club
Distributing Cost Is Assailed by Taber
L. J. Taber of Columbia Ohio master of the National Grange defended cooperative marketing to reduce the producer consumer margin. He said opposition rose only after cooperative marketing began and urged elimination of commission men to cut costs.
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Chicago
L. J. Taber
Columbia
National Grange
National Association of County Agricultural Agents
Taber
Infant Girl Dies in Chauncey Millfield Home
Nine month old Loig Berna dine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie McClellan former Chauncey residents, died after a brief illness at their Millfield home. Survived by parents two brothers Delton Elrey Belford Eugene and three sisters Lucila Belle Wanda Lou Victoria. Funeral services set for Saturday with interment in Nye Cemetery Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Loig Bernadine
Leslie McClellan
Millfield
Delton Elrey
Belford Eugene
Lucila Belle
Wanda Lou
Victoria
Nye
Chauncey Guests Visit Fultonham Family Members
Mr and Mrs George Wilson and Mr and Mrs Carl Shafer with Clifford and Lois Ann visited Mrs Lucy Wyckoff in Fultonham Ohio on Sunday as guests of Mrs Wyckoff's sister.
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Chauncey
George Wilson
Car! Shafer
Clifford
Lois Ann
Fultonham
Ohio
Wilson
Lucy Wyckoff
Presidential Special Yarn Reproduced in Ohio Alumnus Issue
William F. Smiley writes aboard the Presidential Special during Hoover's Athens visit for The Messenger. The November Ohio Alumnus includes Julius S. Smith obituary, homecoming coverage, Roberts archeological study, and a 1932 football season review with a large gridiron photo.
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William F. Smiley
the Messenger
Parkersburg
Athens
Mr. Hoover
Ohio Alumnus
Clark E. Willhiams
Ohio University
Julius S. Smith
National City
Calif
Frank H. H. Roberts, Jr
Frank H. H. Roberts
Charles Densmore
University Newa Bureau
Man’s ashes to be strewn in Bermuda sea
Carl Maitzahn wished Bermuda would receive his remains. His widow sent the ashes today to be scattered in the sea off Coral Beach, Bermuda, marking a final wish fulfilled.
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Carl Maitzahn
Bermuda
Coral Beach
Death of Mrs Margaret Barringer Linked to Family Tragedy
Zanesville Ohio December 2 79 year old Mrs Margaret Barringer dies from a broken hip after a fall marking a second family tragedy in seven weeks. Grandson Earl Weaver was fatally hurt in a coal mine accident.
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Zanesville
Margaret Barringer
Earl Weaver
Millfield Bible Classes Banquet Celebrates Victory in Attendance Contest
Millfield Millfield Church of Christ hosts a banquet by the Martha and Faithful Circle Bible Classes for the Men's Class of the Bible School after the men won a recent attendance contest. About 200 people attended with red and green decor and a chicken dinner served by Faithful Circle members. The program featured Rev G B Cwortner Chauncey, readings, vocal numbers, and a quilt presentation to the Men's Class for the building fund. Plans for a church basement under the building were announced by the committee.
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Millfield
F. EB. Boudinot
Chase the Faithful Circlée
John Dean
Allen Boudinet
Lewis Sanders
Gilbert Keirns
Fred Raesell
Henry Heffain
Eawerd Wade
William Sisson
Herman Theisen, Jr
Erwin Stauffer
Clara Bell
Nina Louise Pettit
G. C. Patton
Dover Band
C. H Boudinet
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jane
F. E. Boudinet
H. O. McDaniel
T. Hiowee
Clase
G. B. Cwortner
Chauncey
Hele Courtney
Sherman
Peter Keasey
Bert Smith
Andre
Allen Boudinot
Dave M. Sawyer
T. H. Blower
P. D. Hill
Bible School
H. C. McDaniel
Metta
F. BE. Boudinet
Faithful Circle
Gibeirns
Maywood Byers Host Taffy Pull For Friends
Chauncey Det and Mrs Maywood Byers entertain a group of friends with a traditional taffy pull at home on May Avenue. Attendees include Clarence ev Addie Schoonover Gerald Ham man Elmer Beiteicheis and many others.
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Chauncey
Maywood Byers
Chaunce
May Avenue
Clarence
Addie Schoonover
Gerald Ha
Carl Hami
Mary Beiteicheis
Carol McCali
Elmer Beiteicheis
Elmer Luther Cruickshank
Jen
Courtney
Harry Schoon
John Tippie
Wiha
Smith
Robert Hillyer
Charlie Hillyer
Edw. Courtr
Alice Courtney
Ovie Quir
Edna Mae Quinton
Walter
Eldon Schoonover
Joe Sta
Maywood Byer
Schoonovers Host Chicken Dinner in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs T D Schoonover of Chauncey entertained Thursday with a chicken dinner for their guests Mr and Mrs Carl Leftier of Greens Fork and Mr Addie Tippie of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Mov T. D. Schoonover
Carl Letfier
Addie Tippie
Fourteen Mines Active in Chauncey District
Fourteen mines in Chauncey district operate today with several named mines active including Hocking, Kimberly, Carterola Ohio No. 1, Posten No. 6, and others numbered 119 118 and more.
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Chauncey
Hocking
Kimbery
Carterola
Ohio
Posten
College Youths Today Larger and Stronger
Delaware report cites Ohio Wesleyan data showing freshmen average 5'9\" tall and 144 pounds with size 26 suit and 15 collar. Dr William F Roberts credits public school hygiene and physical education for healthier, larger youths entering college.
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Delaware
Wiliam F. Roberts
Ohio Wesleyan University
Neethar Granted Route Extension by Public Utilities Board
Percy C. Neethar of Chillicothe received permission from the Ohio Public Utilities Commission to extend his trucking route from Chillicothe and Jackson to Powersville. The decision allows continued service with the new terminus.
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Columbus
Percy C. Neethar
Chillicothe
Obw Public Utilities Commiasion Today
Jackson
Pomersy
Lunar Transits Signal Routine Day for Most
The Stars Say notes a largely ordinary day with wide stir outside personal initiative. Minor changes, short trips, and cautious correspondence are likely. birthday individuals face little consequence this year while a general preference for change remains. Notable activity mentions General George B. Me Clellan.
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PAGI
Legion
Louis Stanley
Ralph Gilmore
Jacob Elderfeld Sons Company
H Koehler
John Kiar
Jesse Brewster
Edward A Stark
A. T. Barton
Poveroy Fruit Company
Ww. E Wolfe
Charlies P. Gloeckner
Jacob Roller
John Sauvage
Norma Goodwin
Hank Young
A. O. Tracy
Joe Rubin
L. A. Person
Legionnaires
Max Roller
Fred Thoman
Samuel Tineley
Kathryn Payne
Tuesaday
Charleston
Pride of Ohio
Division 570
Grand International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Frank McCoy
North Third Avenue
W. H. Jubling
Bridge Club
South Second Avenue
M. S
Lee Kennedy
Cheshire
Lee Roush
Judson Miner
Huntington
W. Va
Peter Feenney
Miss Mivired
Presbyterian Missionary Society
L. J. Heiner
Rutland
William Huggins
Mary
Lincoln Street
Joe Cochran
Grant Street
Red Cross
Cochran
Red Crosse
Paul Hoffner
C. BE. Downie
Theodore Downie
B. Swanson
N. Court
Westinghouse Motor
Potomer Store
Carpenter Hardware CO
Glouster
Logan
Hamilton Karrig
Cemetery Road
Lee Rudistil
Mid- Airport
Homer E. Hysett
Breezy Heights
Clifford Jenkinson
East Main Street
Roy Strickland
Vernon Brunten
Sarah Williamson
Opal
Edward Reuter
Chillicothe Hospital
Bull Run
Oneidora Hendricks
Butland-Pomeroy Road
Blanche Conde
Second Street
B. F. Gravely
Alex Downie
Peasant Platts
W. V
Clarks Entertain
Pomeroy Gridders
Miss Dorst
Lodge News
Odd Fellows
Pomervey Laxige
MONE
S Corrections
Ted Sfragle Wart
Stark
Pomeroy and
G. K
Mrs. Lestie Mclellan
Millfield Bible
Martha and Faithful Circle
Mrs. Byers
Sam Tippett
Gertie Grimes
Milfield
Church of Christ
W. A. Bell
Mefield
C. MH. Boudin
Bae Ud
Nelsonville
Kolt Booters
Sue
Bergaine
Mets
Cas
Tomero
Genevieve Kemble
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