Better Housing Program Opens With General Canvass
Meigs County hosts the Better Housing Program organizing in Pomeroy and Middleport. The Eastern and Western sections will handle home and business repairs, loans, and publicity with a 40 member advisory group. Rathburn recovery reported in Middleport as merchant improves after weeks of critical illness.
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Campaigh
Pomeroy
Sec
Poset
Meigs County
Foland
Edison Pp. Duerr
George P. Thornton
Henry Cor
Rathburn
Middleport
C. F. Rathburn
Corns Removal Clinic Offers Quick Callous Relief
A local pharmacy advertises a corn removal service promising rapid relief for callouses. The ad touts a new product named END O-CORN and notes a low price, aiming to attract customers seeking painless relief from corns and callouses.
Pomeroy Eastern Star installs officers at Masonic Hall
Pomeroy Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star installed officers led by Deputy Grand Matron Mrs. Grance French at the Masonic Hall. New officers include Thelma McMurray as Worthy Matron Walter Wolfe as Worthy Patron Ella Bryant as Secretary and Florence Howell as Warder among others. Also Meigs County Republicans plan a rally at Martin Hotel with dinner at 6:30 p.m.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Martin Hotel
Visitors and local squares greet Poca and Weston guests
Middleport reports Mrs. J. W. Matthews of Poca and A. C. Hughes of Weston visiting F. E. Matthews on Grant Street. L. E. Lambert, here with his daughter Mrs. D. C. Miller, leaves for Greenville, S. C. Mrs. W. H. Jubling hosts her 500 Club. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Davis travel to Columbus for business. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stansbury attend Mrs. John Purdum funeral in New Haven and visit Huntington relatives before returning home.
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J. W. Matthews
Poca
W. Va
A. C. Hughes
Weston
F. E. Matthews
Grant Street
E. L. Lambert
D. C. Miller
Greenville
8. C
W. H. Jubling
500 Club
South Second Avenue
T. H. Davis
Columbus
C. W. Stansbury
John Purdum
New Haven
G. H. Stansbury
Huntington
Middleport Briefs Show Dec 18 and 14 Dates
Miss Vivian Knopp visits Cheshire for a month with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilson and daughter Maxine return from Charleston after visiting Mr. Wilson's brother. D. S. Farmer Arthur Skinner and Mrs. Farmer's cousin Mrs. Harry Stark travel from Chicago to Columbus to visit Dan L. Farmer at Ohio State University. Middleport parent teacher association sponsors a show on December 18 and 14.
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Vivian Knopp
Cheshire
Joe Wilson
Maxine
Charleston
Parent-Teacher Association of
Middleport
Pomeroy Personal News and Upcoming Church Events
Mrs Manning Webster formerly Miss Agnes McQuigg was guest of honor at a shower hosted by Miss Emma Lou Keehne on Main Street. Grace Guild members will attend a Christmas party at Mrs Doyle Phillips East Main Street with gifts for exchange. Mrs Theodore Ebersbach returned from Baltimore and Washington. Bishop Henry Hobson will preside at the Episcopal Church confirmation service Tuesday night.
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Manning Webster
Agnes McQuigg
Emma Lou Keehne
Main Street
Marguerite Meier
Frances Dye
Keehne
Webster
Grace Guild of
Episcopal Church
Doyle Phillips
East Main Street
Herman Kunts
Patrick Lochary
Theodore Ebersbach
Baltimore
Washington
Two Sent to Jail Over DWI in Local Court
Gene Wyatt Pomeroy was fined 100 and costs and had his driver’s license suspended for six months after a Tuesday hearing before Justice J. W. McCullough. He was jailed in default of payment. P W Beam of Reedsville also jailed for DWI by Justice W. F. Osborne.
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Pomeroy
Gene Wyatt
Court of Justice of Peace
J. W. McCullough
P. W. Beam
Reedsville
W. F. Osborne
Literary Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Daniels Home
Members of the Literary Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. D. H. Daniels residence with the vice president presiding. Mrs. H. E. B. Cook read a paper on incidents from Napoleon’s life. Invited guests included Mrs. R. A. Hecox Miss Lenore Giles Mrs. W. Kincaid and Mrs. W. E. Bryan. Next meeting is set for December 19 with Mrs. Oscar Klein as hostess.
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Middleport
Literary Club
D. H. Daniels
Napoleon
H. EB. Cook
R. A. Hecox
Lenore Giles
W. Kincaid
W. E. Bryan
Oscar Klein
Ebersbachs Home After Annapolis Visit
Mr and Mrs Edward Ebersbach of Lincoln Hill return home after visiting their son and daughter in law Lieutenant and Mrs William Reifel at Annapolis. A change of venue for the American Legion Auxiliary bin go party moves from Massar Building to Frantz Building. The event is set for Friday December 7 with a door prize and grand prize. Mrs V E Long hosts the One Won One Class at her Lincoln Hill home. Ed Grueser of Minersville visits the Rollers on Mulberry Avenue while District Deputy Inspector Roller attends Syracuse lodge meeting.
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Edward Ebersbach
Lincoln Hill
Annapolis
William Reifel
Ladies of American Legion Auxiliary
Massar
Frantz
V. E. Long
Baptist Church
Ed Grueser
Minersville
Jacob Roller
Mulberry Avenue
Christmas savings in the mail by Citizens National Bank
W E Russell cashier reports that Christmas savings checks are already in the mail. He says several thousands of dollars were accumulated by this method of savings. preparation is now complete for formation of new clubs for 1935.
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Middleport
W. E. Russel
Citizens National Bank
Russell
Union Bible Study Class Meeting Planned at Presbyterian Church
A meeting to organize a four man Bible study class will be held at 7 PM in the Presbyterian Church lecture room. Men from First Baptist Church Church of Christ and Heath Methodist Episcopal are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Church of Christ and
Heath Methodist Episcopal
Carter's Liver Pills Proclaimed Remedy for Liver Trouble
An advertising notice claims sour mood fatigue and poor digestion stem from blocked bile flow. It promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a safe remedy to restore bile flow, reduce gas and headaches, and improve overall well being. The ad directs readers to seek Carter's Liver Pills at drug stores, circa 1931.
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Old
Carter
Higher Stages Must Be Developed in Ohio River
Cincinnati officials of the Ohio Valley Improvement Association say inland waterways must be further developed as prosperity returns. They urge higher water stages on the Ohio River and tributaries to carry heavier future loads, noting canalization and recent improvements are not the final steps.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Midwest
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
W. C. Culkins
Premature Baby Born at Holzer Hospital
A baby boy, weighing under three pounds, was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of Bidwell. He is in an incubator at Holzer Hospital and receives milk by eye dropper and olive oil daily instead of a bath as his caregivers monitor his fragile condition.
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Gallipolis
Charles Smith
Bidwell
Holzer Hospital
Home Loans in Ohio Rise for Distressed Owners
In Ohio during the month ending November 30, 6,707 distressed homeowners received loans totaling 20,973,872 dollars from the Home Owners' Loan Corporation. During the week ending November 29, 1,434 loans were disbursed, totaling 4,607,968 dollars. Most of the loan value, 4,095,900 dollars, came from bonds exchanged for former mortgages, with 512,060 dollars paid in cash for back taxes and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Henry G. Brunner
Mines Active in Chauncey District Report
Fourteen mines operate in the Chauncey district per last night’s work report. Active pits include No. 15 218 107 9 267 4 Chauncey No. 25 Kimberly Carbon dale Black Diamond Luhrig Léeck Run Salem Hollow and Hocking.
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Chauncey
Chauncey No
Kimberly
Carbondale
Black Diamond
Luhrig
Léeck Run
Salem Hollow
Hocking
Pratt Infant Dies At Home In Luhrig
James Robert Pratt week old child of Mr and Mrs John Pratt of Luhrig died at the family home on Wednesday. The Pratts have five other children. Funeral services were held at 10 this morning in Luhrig conducted by Rev Richard Powell with burial in Luhrig Cemetery.
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Pratt
Luhrig
James Robert Pratt
John Pratt
Pratts
Richard Powell
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