Well Known Meigs County Farmer Dies at Sumner Home
Jacob Gaul 60 a Sumner farmer died Monday night after a week’s illness from heart trouble. He lived his life in Meigs County on the farm where he was born. Surviving children include Mrs. Frank Koehler Guysville Mrs. George Fulrod Hemlock Grove Mrs. John Griffin Columbus Mrs. Thomas Weber Sumner Oris and Delbert Sumner Frank Chester and Gladine Athens. Funeral will be from the residence Thursday with burial at Mound Cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Jacob Gaul
Sumner
Meigs County
Gaul
Frank Koehler
Guysville
George Fulrod
Hemlock Grove
John Griffin
Columbus
Thomas Weber
Oris
Delbert
Frank
Chester
Gladine
Athens
Mounds Cemetery
Pomeroy Woman Bridge Club Hosts Gala Tea
The Man-Bridge gathering at Mrs. A. P. Miller’s home featured honor score won by Mrs. W. G. Downie with Mrs. Downing second. Ghost prize went to Mrs. Rodney Downing. Refreshments were served.
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Pomeroy
A. P. Miller
W. G. Downie
Ihn Downing
Rodney Downing
Kreitlers Welcome Twin Daughters in Pomeroy
Mr and Mrs George Kreitler of Pomeroy announce the birth of twin daughters born Tuesday February 3.
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Pomeroy
George Kreitler
Tues‘day
Ladies of church to meet at Gribble home
Mrs. Dr. L. G. Gribble and Mrs. Clyde Idle will host the church ladies at Mrs. Gribble's home this evening for a social gathering.
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Pomeroy
L. G. Gribble
Clyde Idle
Pomeroy Bend Briefs Patrol of Officials and Visitors
County Commissioners W A Compton and Irving Karr attend the State Commissioners association meeting in Columbus this week. Alba Radford returned to Zanesville ending a week's business visit. Mrs Wilson Norris of Athens visited Pomeroy yesterday. Judge A P Miller went to Ironton Monday to hold court this week. Mrs Sally Elliott of Columbus visits her daughter Mrs D Curtie Reed and family here. IR S and S Bartholomew of Newark are business visitors here.
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Pomeroy Bend
W. A. Compton
Irving Karr
Columbus
State Commissioners Association
Alba,Radford
Zanesville
Mra Wilson Norris
Athens
Pomeroy
A. P. Miller
Ironton
Sally Elliott
D. Curtie Reed
IR. S&s. Bartholomew
Newark
Regional travel and hospital visits noted
Wyatt Plantz completed a several weeks stay in Chattanooga Tennessee and other southern points. Mrs. Will Daniels went to Gallipolis yesterday to visit her husband at the hospital there.
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Wyatt Plantz
Chattanooga
Tenn
Will Daniels
Gallipolis
Children Celebrate 71st Birthday At Thomas Fork Home
The Jones family and relatives gathered at the Thomas Fork homestead to honor the mother of Val Jones on her 71st birthday. A potluck dinner was shared with attendees including Mrs. Percy Peoples of Pomeroy and several Jones relatives from Athens Tiltonville Rutland and Gallia County.
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Pomeroy
Val Jones
Thomas Fork
Percy Peoples
Wilson Norris
Athens
Luther Frederick
Iris
George Buffington
Tiltonville
Daisy Thomas
Rutland
Claude Jones
Gallia County
Stewart Harles Tie The Knot In Probate Court
Leonard Stewart son of George Stewart of West Columbia and Marjorie Harles daughter of Harry Harles of Lower Middleport were married by Justice French in the probate court rooms yesterday.
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Pomeroy
Leonard Stewart
George Stewart
West Columbia
Marjorie Harles
Harry Harles
Lower Middleport
Justice French
Miller named administrator of Mary A. Miller estate
Charles Miller appointed administrator of his mother Mary A. Miller's estate in Long Bottom by Probate Judge Cora B. Roberts.
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Pomeroy
Charles Miller
Mary A. Miller
Long Bottom
Cora B. Roberts
Boy From Racine Undergoes Pneumonia Surgery
Kenneth Townsend Krieger of Racine was taken to Holzer hospital in Gallipolis yesterday where he underwent a surgical operation for pneumonia. The latest report says he rallied and is believed to be on the road to recovery.
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Pomeroy
Kenneth Townsend Krieter
Racine
Holzer
Gallipolis
Pomeroy hillside slips near county jail
A small hillside slip occurred behind the county jail in Pomeroy on Monday night, covering the roadway and damaging part of the retaining wall and bricks in the lower corner. A prior minor slide had occurred about two months earlier.
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Pomeroy
Court of Appeals session postponed in Pomeroy
The semi annual session of the court of appeals in Pomeroy was postponed from yesterday to a later date.
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Pomeroy
Court of Appeals
Red Cross, Veterans Bureau urge war insurance conversion
Meigs February report says local Red Cross chapter joins the veterans bureau to notify World War veterans that term insurance must be converted into permanent form by July 2 this year or be null. The same date marks the latest for reinstating any lapsed policies.
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Pomeroy
The
Red Cross
Veterans’ Bureau
Meigs World War Veterans
Pomeroy Set for Nelsonville Basketball Showdown
Pomeroy fans plan to attend the Nelsonville game in Nelsonville Saturday.Pomeroy boys and girls from P. H. S. will also play Rio Grande Friday night at the K of P hall in Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Nelsonville
P. H
Rio Grande
K. of P. Hall
Syracuse Elects New Council Members and Mayor Tonight
The fresh slate of Syracuse's mayor and council members will assume office at the council chambers tonight. Committees will be appointed during the same session.
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Syracuse
Daughter Born to Chillicothe Couple in Middleport
Word reached Middleport that a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr of Chillicothe. The mother was formerly Miss Mildred Lewis of Middleport.
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Middleport
James Kerr
Chillicothe
Mildred Lewis
Death in Columbusclaims Chauncey man A W Temple
Chauncey reports the sudden death of A W Temple at his Columbus home on Tuesday afternoon after a brief illness. He was 70. Funeral services will be held in Columbus with burial there. Temple’s former wife died years ago in the same spot. Co travelers Lee Schoonover and Ray Smith head to Columbus for the funeral. Also, Chauncey subscribers lose Monday Dispatch edition when a train incident ruins the papers.
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Chauncey
Lee Schoonover
Ray Smith
A. W. Temple
Columbus
Temple
Mr. Temple
Mr. Temples
Millfield Home Burns Sunday in Fire
Early Sunday, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sams in Millfield burned with its contents. Fire origin uncertain, suspected defective flue. Firemen could not save the residence or household effects.
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Chauncey
Edward Sams
Millfield
Wyoming Woman Hurt in Fall on Icy Walk
A Wyoming woman sustained injuries from a fall on an icy walk near her home at Pipims late Sunday afternoon. The Plains City hospital staff described her injuries as likely non life threatening.
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Wyoman
Encey
Robert Graver
Pipims
Graves Dinner Guests From The Plains And Columbus
Mr and Mrs Robert Graves hosted at The Plains on Sunday entertaining Miss Abbie Graves Miss Vera Keyes of Columbus and Miss Edna Gulley and Ashford Matheny of The Plains as dinner guests.
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Chauncey
Robert Graves
the Plains
Abbie Graves
Vera Keyes
Columbus
Edna Gulley
Ashford Matheny
Potter Family Mourns Brother Death In Murray City
Mrs W J Potter and her daughter Miss Margaret Potter of Chauncey traveled to Murray City after the death of Mrs Potter's brother James McTaughlin after a brief illness. Funeral services were in Murray City with burial in New Lexington Catholic Cemetery. Mr Potter and Miss Margaret returned to Chauncey while Mrs Potter plans to come back later with her mother Mrs Margaret McLaughlin and grandson James Hemison to stay at the Potter home on Mill Street Chauncey.
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Chauncey
W. J., Potter
Margaret Potter
Murray City
Margaret McLaughlin
James Hemison
Potter
Mill Street
Program Prep Evening by Chauncey Endeavorers
The Chauncey Christian Endeavor society meets Thursday at 7 pm at Miss Ona Mae Sweeney’s home for song rehearsal. They prepare a program to be presented to the Chauncey Parent-Teacher association, with President Miss Brewer urging full attendance.
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Chauncey
Christian Endeavor Society
Chauncey Christian Church
Ona Mae Sweeney
Endeavorers
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
Miss Brewer
Social visit to Athens noted guests at Ming Agne t Masten home
Misses Mazel Gay McDonald and Howard McDonald Frank Cook of The Plains with John Fields of Athens were entertained Sunday at the home of Ming Agne t Masten in Athens.
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Chauncey
Mazel
Gay McDonald
Howard McDonald
Frank Cook
the Plains
John Fields
Athens
Ming Agnet
Chauncey Headley Family Headley News Update
Chauncey personals report Durwald Headley, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Headley, confined at home on May avenue by illness. Charles E Headley visited Circle Hill on business Monday. Walter H Headley of Chauncey traveled to Columbus for business Monday. Edward Headley Charles J F Headley and Walter H Headley of Chauncey spent Sunday at Union Furnace Ohio.
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Chauncey
Durwald Headley
Charles Headley
May Avenue
Charles E. Headley
Circle Hill
Walter H. Headley
Columbus
Edward Headley
Charles JF. Headley
Union Furnace
First US patent declared void and destroyed
In Cincinnati on February 2 the United States District Court ordered the destruction of a patent issued to Ernest A. Eastman of Portsmouth Ohio. Judge Smith Hickenlooper enjoined Eastman from asserting any claims and found the patent obtained by fraudulent statements about an idea long known to lasts manufacturers. Eastman denied wrongdoing claiming he was the inventor of the improvement.
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Cincinnati
United States
U. S
Hareth FE
Smith Hickenlooper
Ernest A. Eastman
Portsmouth
Ohio
Eastman
Correction of a Floodwood Slander Charge Clarified
The Messenger corrects a February article stating Miss Ruly Stillwell filed a slander charge against Miss Edna Mae Hall. The real sequence has Miss Hall filing against Stillwell, Stillwell admitting the remark, and a $5 fine plus costs. Stillwell then swore an affidavit to arrest Gerald Mourn who pleaded guilty to intoxication.
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Messenger
Ruly Stillwell
Floodwood
Edna Mae Hall
Miss Halli
Miss Stillwell
Miss Hall
Helwig
Gerald Mourn
Mr. Helwig
Blues mark helps doctors monitor heart patients daily
Hospital patients with heart or chest troubles are marked with a blue pencil around the affected area for easy daily examination. This simple visual cue assists physicians in tracking changes and guiding treatment.
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London—Hospital
Carter's Little Liver Pills Help Constipation Relief
Mrs Kummer of Brooklyn reports relief after three months from constipation using Carter's Little Liver Pills. She says the pills remove the constipation poison from the system and that she is a new person. The ad notes the product is not habit forming and brands Carter's Pills in red packages.
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Brooklyn
Kummer
Carter
Second Suspect Sought in Murder of Grocery Owner
Cleveland police seek a second suspect in the murder of Adam Rapenchuk, a grocery store proprietor. A former Rapenchuk boarder, linked to an alleged triangle, has been arrested on suspicion. An intoxicated man near Twenty fifth and Woodland allegedly provided key information.
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Cleveland
Adam Rapenchuk
Rapenchuk
Kindergarten quiz yields simple truths about the body
In Franklin New Hampshire a kindergarten teacher asks pupils what eyes nose and ears are for. A child replies eyes are to see with a nose is to blow and ears are to keep clean. The exchange highlights straightforward, practical explanations from young students.
Ladies Aid Meeting Changes Venue And Schedule
An all day Ladies Aid gathering of the M. E. church will be held Thursday in the church instead of private homes. Morning quilting, noon luncheon, and an afternoon business session with a special program are planned.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Stratford court hearing over birth control remark causes stir
In Stratford England a local woman facing disturbing the peace charges argued that having many babies invites talk of birth control while having none prompts questions about patriotism, highlighting the social clash over reproductive discourse.
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Stratford, Eng
Athens Presbyterian Officers Hold Semiannual Meeting
The Athens Presbyterian church teachers and officers held their semiannual meeting last evening in the church parlors. Prof. J R Gentry spoke on unifying church and Sunday school work. Miss Aileen Campbell addressed securing Sunday school attendance. A round table followed led by Prof O E McClure with Rev A Y Wilcox proposing a committee to boost interest.
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Athens Presbyterian Church
J. R. Gentry
Aileen Campbell
O. E. McClure
A. Y. Wilcox
Candy substitute stirs cheers but song remains unsung
A State Register note remarks that candy cannot substitute for liquor in glare of a social mockery. No one breaks into Sweet Adeline as crowds weigh the old rule.
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Cou
State Register
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