Local social notes from Middleport and Huntington visits
Pomeroy Are Mark Roller and daughter Jean return from Huntington after a week's visit with Mr and Mrs C A Bartles. families in Chillicothe and Glouster are mentioned along with Ohio University students at home. Ruth McKinley and Myrtle Smith host a birthday party for Miss Auns Byers in Middleport. Mrs deasie G Brooks announces the marriage of Elia Kath Marie to Arthur Harold Schoening in Los Angeles.
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Mark M. Roller
Jean
Huntington
C. A. Bartles
Harry Laing
Nina Russet
Chillicoths
Emma Jacks
Glouster
Fred Gardner
A. A. Huge
Lucy Boggess
St. Petersburg
Florida
Lueilie Dutton
Ohio University
Dutton
Lincoln Street
Maxine Lewis
Frances Wilock
Louise Sargent
Ruth Humphrey
Gerald Liter
Dale Warner
Middleport
Ruth McKinley
Myrtle Smith
Auns Byers
McKinley
Miss Smith
Mill Street
Smith
Miss Byers
Middleport High School
Deasié G. D. Brooks
Elia
Kath Marie
Arthur Harold Schoening
the Bottle
Los Angeles
Cal
C. B. Stont
Lucille Dutton
Brooks
Hved
Downington
Cedar Creek Circle Plans Lincoln Washington Birthday Program
Planes for Cedar Creek Circle No 73 auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic to celebrate Lincoln and Washington birthdays on February 18. The meeting at 1 PM will feature a patriotic program at 2 PM followed by a silver serving and luncheon. Public invited.
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Middleport
Cedar Creek Circle
Grand Army of the Republic
Lincoln
Washington
Marietta Road meeting draws Meigs County delegation
POMEROY Feb 6 Several persons from Meigs County attend a road meeting in Marietta to back the Ohio Scenic Ohio River Highway The gathering includes delegates from Lawrence Gallia Meigs Athens and Washington Counties plus two eastern counties J A Grate Rotary Club and Trempaster Wilson from Middleport attend for their groups The Marietta Kiwanis Club hosts the delegates
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Marietta
Lawrence
Gallia
Meigs
Athens
Washington
Pont Éray
W. 43. Compton
W. F. Reed
J. A. Grate
Rotary Club
Tratpmaster Wilson
New York Coenteal Railroad
Middleport
Marietta Kiwanis Club
Meigs County Jail Adds Two Inmate Transfers
Allen Thrill and Pearl Elliott were placed in the Meigs County Jail in Pomeroy after arrest. Elliott, a Graham West Virginia resident, is charged with assisting jail prisoners in a recent break attempt and with receiving saws smuggled into the jail. Leonard Roush and Buck Taylor are linked to the case. Elliott was brought from Racine for a grand jury investigation.
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Pomeroy
Allen Thrill
Pearl Elliott
Meigs County
Henry Seidenable
E.R. Titus
Eliott
Graham
W. Va
Leonard Roush
Bq Taylor
Elliott
Racine
Ohio
Words of the Wise and a Granted Charter
A fragmented clipping notes aphorisms on wisdom and friendship before reporting a charter award. It cites a February Columbus meeting of a high school board and the Ohio Department of Education granting a first grade four year charter to Columbia Township in Masga Cerinty.
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Columbus
Ose High “School Board
Ohio
Départment of Educaion
Columbia Townip
Masga Cerinty
Almost Hit Judge on His Way To Court
NEW LEXINGTON Feb. b T. F. Purtelt and C. W. Nolan of Zancaville were arrested after a fight with a deputy sheriff and nearly struck a probate judge with a car while intoxicated. The pair fought deputies resisting a vehicle search. Nolan allegedly struck Deputy Sheriff James Adrian. In court Judge J. P. Davis noted the judge narrowly escaped being hit. Each man fined 100 dollars plus costs.
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New Lexington
F. Purtelt
C. W. Nolan
Zancaville
James Adrian
C. W. Marat
Adrian
Nolan
Judes
Build Strong Lungs for Health by R S Copeland
An article by R S Copeland urges strong health habits to prevent pneumonia. It recounts a girl who recovered from repeated pneumonia through fresh air sunlight good meals rest and doctor advised routines. It emphasizes staying outdoors and following health rules to strengthen immunity and resist disease.
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Copeland
Jer
Aisa
Astrological Forecast For Friday February 7
The column warns of rapid changes and obstacles from fraud or treachery. May birthdays face a lively year with potential mischief and deception. A child born that day is described as energetic and versatile with possible unique talents shaped by intrigue.
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Cenevieve Kemble
Nazietin
Wife Fears Revenge of Former Lover Turns Fatal
In Cleveland on February 6 a case ties a North Olmsted woman to a possible revenge plot by a former suitor ending in the murder of her railroad switchman husband. The husband disappeared a week earlier. his car was found abandoned near the Fair home. Mrs Fair, once a performer and waitress, described the rival’s pursuit and a confrontation in the couple’s yard. The intruder was struck, and Mrs Fair implored her husband to return inside.
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Cleveland
Richard Falr
North Olmated
Federal job openings across multiple bureaus listed
Five federal positions with uneven appointment shares are open at agencies including the Office of Education Interior Department Patent Office Commerce Department and the Food Drug and Insecticidal Administration. Posts include senior librarian junior geologist junior bacteriologist and boiler hull inspectors with varying salaries and locations nationwide. Information from the U S Civil Service Commission Washington DC.
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Onto
United States Civil Service Cormmmission
Washington
Office of Education
Department of the Interior
Patent Office
Department of Commerce
Food, Drug, and Insectible Administration
Department of Agriculture
Duy
D.C
Joen i
United States Penitentiary Service
United States
United States Civil Service Commission
New Pattern Book Offers Fashionable Sewn Frock Patterns
The ad promotes crepe frock patterns with pointed bodice and front pleats, available in sizes 18 through 44. It highlights sleeve puff, color combinations, and yardage details. Pattern book and patterns cost fifteen cents, ten cents with pattern, sent to The Atheny Massen Pattern Department in New York City.
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Atheny Massenwet Pattern Department
Weat Ath
New York City
Love's Reawakening In Jesbury A Wife's Triumph
A segment from Love's Reawakening shows Lilian, Katherine, and Mary debating Noel's fate and Philip Verlizen's letters. They plan to retrieve the other letter, as Noel's behavior remains a key to understanding Mary's situation and the family's reaction to Verlizen's alleged manipulation.
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Jesbury
Lilian
Philp Veritzen
Noel
Mary
Louisa
Hatrina
Lian
Katherine
Philip Verlizen
Lillian
Phil ¥ Orlizen
Philip Ver
Abe
Philip Verltzen
Ahe
Nesl
Holding Woman Collembue Arrest Sparks Local Crime Flurry
February 1 report details the arrest of Mrs Hallie Tope 2 for suspected involvement in a woman bandit ring. A quick follow up led to the arrest of Mrs Lopes after a daytime hold up of a Kruyer or archery worker, yielding 28 dollars.
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Colembue
U.R
Tad
Hallie Tope
Mrs. Lopes
Mra. Lopes
Ivy Jack Bhim
Cab Striver
Ty Lone
Scout Celebration Sets Week of Boy Scout Events
The Athens Boy Scouts mark the movement's anniversary from Friday to Thursday with a mystery hike Saturday morning at 3. The week includes church address by Dr. A Wilems at the Athans Presbyterian Church and a banquet Tuesday night at Hotel Berry. The Court of Honor meets Thursday night.
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Athans Striday
Fe. Chireh
Warren Higgins
Scouta
Robert
S. Waden-Powell
Roy L. Dupler
Athens Boy Scouts
Freep
Athans Tresbyterian
A. ¥. Wilems
Hotel Berry
Court of Honor
First Hand Facts about The Star Spangied Banner Song
The item notes Francis South Roy 1314 and mentions Mrs Laude Chase of Montrose Avenue learning from Frederic J. Haskin in Washington D C that The Star Spangled Banner was first sung in a tavern near the Hol ay Theater in Baltimore. It cites later verses and mentions Ferdinand Trang erged and Haskins letter details.
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Francis South Roy
Baltimore
Anters
Mrs
Laude Chase
Montrose Avenue
Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D.C
Mra.Kase
Verdinand Trang
Haskins
Olive Tablets claim to cleanse boosts energy and complexion
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver supporting product that lightens skin to a yellow tone and improves appetite mood and energy. It claims the pills are natural olive colored peels mixed with olive oil and promises safe effects with no danger, selling nationwide at 60 cents to a dollar.
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Kuwarise
Allaorre Tate
Gas Company Faces Ohio Court Ruling on Service
In Columbus the Ohio Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of Last Ohio Gas Co Cleveland in a dispute over discontinuing gas service to Cleveland and East Cleveland. The case centers on whether utilities must obtain Public Utilities Commission consent before cutting off service with a permanent injunction in place. The company may seek a co hearing, appeal to federal courts, request PUCO permission, or negotiate with the city on gas rate terms. A separate order grants Gilbert Cook a new trial for murder in Greene County.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Gas
Cleveland
East iCleveland
Alate
Kas Rate
Withland
Jinable
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Public Utilities Commission
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