Boy Killed After Bicycle Accident on Avenue
Richard Grogan ten, son of Mr and Mrs Grogan, died after a bicycle collision with Alva Hite on Upper Middleport Avenue. Witnesses state Hite could not avoid the boy who and his companion started across the street. The accident occurred near Pt Pleasant while Grogan was being transported for burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard N
Grogan
Alva Hite
Upboy
Pt. Pleasant
Middleport
Groganes
McCoy
Roscoe Fowler Activities In West Virginia And Athens Visit
The report notes Roscoe O. Fowler of West Virginia spent Sunday visiting Athens and Parkersburg for a 32 business event. It mentions a Friday night event at Home and Torch and a Saturday freetime moment at her Heghts with a weekend in the Athens area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tell
Home & Torch
Athens
Parkersburg
Roscoe O. Fowler
W. Va
No clear headline found in the fragment
Fragmentary medical ad text mentions fatigue pale appearance and organic weakness. It references tonics and restoring health but lacks concrete facts, dates, or identifiable persons or organizations.
CCC Enrollee Injured in Night Crash Involving CCC Truck
Ralph Foster, CCC enrollee at Camp Meigs, was injured when a CCC truck hit a passenger car on Route 31 at Enterprise, then crashed into an electric pole. He was taken to Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. his condition was described as satisfactory. Driver George Hicks and truck driver Hampton Burns were detained. Burns appeared intoxicated. The truck also damaged fence posts and a power line. Camp officials said their investigation had not yet begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ralph Foster
Camp Meigs
CCC
George Hicks
Enterprise
Foster
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Hank Young
Walter Wolfe
Hicks
Hampton Burns
Wolfe
Burns
Racine Undefeated After Victory Over Hamden
Racine toppled Hamden 46 to 31 on Saturday in Hamden to stay in the undefeated class. Carpenter led Racine with 17 points on seven baskets and three fouls, while Hamden’s Bickman had five baskets and one foul for 11 points. The Racine Reserves also won 22 to 5. On deck, Racine faces Chauncey Dover, another undefeated quintet, in a tough home showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Hamden
Carpenter
Bickman
Racine Cagers
Chauncey Dover
Imibetheimce
Ncccmcwwece
B. Monae
Nease
Hiney
Bebio
Brooks
Sentecenmciccter
Middleport Notices and Family Announcements
Middleport residents report Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Battin and their son visiting Athens where Mrs. Battin and child stay through Tuesday with Mrs. Emma Battin. Mr. Battin returns Friday. Mrs. W. H. Steiff remains ill with influenza. Mrs. Charles Gilfilien visits Akron relatives. Dea Hayes starts work with J N Rathburn Sons and will be stationed at Middleport Department Store. Dwight Kim and wife announce birth of a son on February 1, grandson of E G Kim and Huntington couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Battin and
Athens
Middleport
Dwight Kim
North Second Avenue
E. G. Kim
Tuppers Plains
Marion Evick
Huntington
Middleport Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Family Travel
William Stephenson and Mary Louise visited Huntington on business. Leo Beeson and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with Ann Jones and Alvira, then returned to Columbus. Emma White visited with James White and family then returned to Columbus with sister T C Grogan. Bertha Hamilton of Columbus is visiting daughter Joan and her parents on South Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stephenson
Mary Louise
Huntington
Leo Beeson
Bill
Bob
John
James White
Columbus
T. C. Grogan
Bertha Hamilton
Joan
Thomas Longstaff
South Sixth Avenue
Funeral for W. G. Bibley Brings Family to Gallipolis
Mrs. Joe Cross of Columbus and her brother Ward Roberts Shawnee High School principal came Friday for the Bibley funeral in Gallipolis and stayed over weekend with relatives. William Van Gilder Dam 24 lockmaster is ill with pneumonia at home near here. Mr and Mrs Walter Stewart visited in Parkersburg Saturday. William Klein William Lee and Maynard Castle were arrested Saturday night in Pomeroy on intoxication charges and held in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cross
Columbus
Ward Roberts
Shawnee High School
W. G. Bibley
Gallipolis
William van Gilder
Dam 24
Walter Stewart
Parkersburg
Pomeroy
William Klein
William Lee
Maynard Castle
Young Mary Moore Set for Met Opera Debut in Rigoletto
New York native Mary Moore, 21, the youngest operatic debutant since Marion Talley, is scheduled to sing the contralto role in Rigoletto with the Metropolitan Opera Company on February 6, marking a major step in her career after a sensational rise in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Talley
Mary Moore
New Yorker
Metropolitan Opera Company
Marriage license issued in Gallipolis for Lane and Cunningham
Edwin Gale Lane, 28 percent laborer, and Dimple Cunningham, 20, of Gallipolis with consent of her mother Mrs. D W Cunningham obtained a marriage license in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Edwin Gale Lane
Addison
Dimple Cunningham
D. W. Cunningham
Fowler Urges Faith To Quiet Inner Tension
Dr. Wilbur N. Fowler of the First Methodist Episcopal Church urged faith and psychology to ease nerves worry and conflict in a Sunday sermon titled Taking the Strain Out of Life It discussed rebuilding a shattered vase as a metaphor for life and urged living up to ideals with religion guiding purpose and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur N. Fowler
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fowler
Marietta Couple To Lead Services Tonight
Captain and Mrs Vernon Post new Salvation Army leaders in Marietta will conduct worship at the Salvation Army Citadel West Union Street at 730 this evening. Tomorrow the Posts and Adjt and Mrs W W Hinshaw of the Athens post will accompany them to Cincinnati to welcome Commissioner and Mrs Deamon recently placed in charge of Salvation Army activities in the Eastern United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Post
Salvation Army
Marietta
Athena
Floating barnacle builds buoy from detached weed
A barnacle attaches to a seaweed fragment and forms a gas-bubble buoy to keep the weed afloat, securing its position in the water.
Kidnap Hint Ties Woman to Violet Sharpe Mystery
A nervous woman resembling Violet Sharpe was seen on a New York street car with two men after Lindbergh kidnapping night. The victim, who died by her own action and carried a baby, rode a New Jersey to New York ferry with the pair, as Peter H. Sommer testified at Hauptmann trial and later faltered under cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Sharpe
New York
New Jersey
Peter H. Sommer
Hauptmann
Veteran Railroader Is Dead at Middleport
William Arthur Boice 71 died Sunday at his Gravel Hill home after three years of ill health. A New York Central Railroad veteran, he served 37 years and 22 years as a Hobson Shops foreman, retiring in 1932. Survived by wife Margarite daughter Jessie Johnston granddaughter Betty Johnston and sister Mrs Edward Bing of Cheshire. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm Rev Kreager of Baptist Church officiating burial Cheshire Gravel Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
William Arthur Boice
Gravel Hill
Boice
New York Central Railroad
Hobson Shops
Marguerite
Jessie Johnston
Betty Johnston
Edward Bing
Cheshire
Engineers See Steam Power For High Altitude Flight
American and foreign engineers conclude that at altitudes above 30000 feet steam powered plants could accomplish much in future aviation, reducing reliance on internal combustion engines.
French Portuguese airline runs Lisbon to South America route
A joint French and Portuguese airline maintains commercial service between Lisbon and South America using tri motor aircraft to carry six passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
South America
Move to decentralize industry to rural communities
The report notes agencies like the Federal Emergency Relief Administration under Harry L. Hopkins and the Public Works Administration. It argues decen tralizing population should be matched by industry though cash income for rural areas is relief-based, risking long-term dependency and demoralization if not done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Public Works Administration
Women finish sewing course with diploma dinner
In Middleport fourteen women and girls completed a sewing course and will be honored Thursday at the Mary Jane with a dinner and diploma awards. Each member of the club will receive a garment made by another member. Bee owners along the Nite place transport hives by boat to rich flower regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Mary Jane
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Health for Women
A medical anecdote credits Dr F M Ede with treating constipation for twenty years and promoting Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable substitute for calomel. The olive colored tablets are described as bowel regulators that improve complexion and energy, with a recommendation to take one or two nightly for a week. Prices 30c and 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Edewards
Dr. Edwards
Dr. Edwards Olive
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Walter
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Henry Ewing
Rayburn
Middleport Briefs
Harrisonville
Chester
Harrisonville High School
Howard
Earl Knight
P Harrisonvile
Dilchere
C. Dilchere
Lamberty
George F. Stafford
STEN
Walter O'Keefe
Annette Haoshew
Giles Gray
Casa Loma
Wabc- Columbia
M. E.S.T
M. C.S.T
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P.s.t
M. M.S.T
M. P.S.T
Pone
Reynons Tobaree Company
Winston - Salem, N.C
Jack Shea
Emilie Bagley
Fate Ee
Winston-Salem
N. C
Franklin Dominick
WED
H. L. Vough
Flapper
Fanny
Pat Pat
Joves
U. S
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
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