McKenzie Is Sentenced At Pomeroy In Dwi Case
James McKenzie was sentenced to three months in jail, fined 250 dollars plus costs, and had driving rights suspended for six months after conviction for driving while intoxicated. Judge W E B White denied a new trial. bond set at 500 pending appeal to the State Court of Appeals.
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Omeroy
James McKenzie
W. EB. White
Gallipolis
Meigs County Common
Ralston Russell
McKenzie
Callie Kines
White
Meigs County
State Court of Appeals
More Money Set Aside for Relief
Meigs County officials and veterans relief representatives met to decide the 1932 fund for veterans widows and children. The budget debate raised the set aside from 1500 to 1000 in conflicting motions, ending with an approval to handle 5000 by the relief commission headed by Rosenbaum Mor and Mrs. Cora Bennett.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Commissioners
Meigs County Soldiers Relief Commission
Amelia Legion
Pat Thornton
Pomeroy Post
George Childs
Middleport Post
Smith
Warr
Compton
Karr
Political Pot Boils As Parties Eye County Races
POMMROY Feb 4 Politicians begin to act as the Republican Party likely to roll up a 2500 majority while Democrats seek openings in county offices. The piece recalls past leaders like Bradbury Lindsey Hayman Huntley and Knight, notes a shift to younger candidates, and hints at battles for the sheriff and common pleas seats with Democrats like Peoples Carleton Blackmore Deiff Hoback and Sones leading campaigns.
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Pommroy
Jude J. P. Bradbury
Supreme Bench
John B. Lindsey
Melga County
N. Hayman
Ming John
Republican Party
Billy Merrick Ie
Ohio
Bhi Huntley
Pomeroy
Hls
Oliver Bradbury
Frank Knight
Trong
Moses
Barry
C. B. Peoples
Common Pleas
J. B. Carleton
Syracuse
H. J. Blackmore
Jacob Deiin
J. D. Hoback
Tom Sones
Republican camp aims to rebound before May primaries
The Republican camp plans a comeback ahead of the May primaries as organizers race to mobilize supporters. Leaders push new outreach and fundraising efforts while evaluating candidate strategies for the upcoming vote.
Birthday Honored John B Downing Guest of Honor at AL Party
MIDDLEPORT Feb 6 an important week event was a birthday anniversary celebration at the Presbyterian Church given by Joan B Downing for the members of his Sunday School class. The affair was a 6:30 dinner served in the church dining room by Mars Downing. About 50 persons attended. Abr. Downing received many remembrances. Three class members W H Beeson Jr Cooper and Art Lewis also celebrated birthdays and received gifts. Speakers included Br Gay Homer Cooper G B Rathburn C M Hennessey and officials O H Stewls spokesman on taxation and Sherica law. Mrs Leevai iste da served by M Prank Vine man Mra R M Sherman ae ATES W H Junling.
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Middleport
Vas
Presbyterian Church
Joan B. Downing
Mars. Downing
Talas
Abr. Downing
W. H. Beeson, Jr
Cooper
Art Lewis
Br. Gay
Homer Cooper
G. B. Rathburn
C. M. Hennessey
O. H. Stews
Mrs. Leevai
M Prank Vineman
Mra
R. M. Sherman
W. H. Junling
Revival at Mifana Pomeroy led by Rev Henthorne
Rev Henthorne conducts a week long revival at Simpson M Church in Pomeroy with help from his wife son and daughter The meetings will continue at least another week The pastor preaches sermons recalling the 1892 church origins under pastor David S Porter and a historic revival that doubled membership with a crowded house
Entertain Friends at Hartinger Farm Dinner and Bridge
G K and Mrs Van C Hartinger hosted Midleport friends at their farm above Entertain Thursday night with dinner and a five table bridge party. Attendees included Mr and Mrs M B McAllister, Mr and Mrs C W Clark, Mr and Mrs I A Kent, Mr and Mrs C B Stout, Mr and Mrs Rosener Zeiher, Mr and Mrs Alfred Elbersole, Mr and Mrs Frank R B White, Mr and Mrs RB Miller, Miss Harrie Marie Smith, and Herbert Bro Monon. High score honors went to Mr and Mrs O B Stout.
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Letart Falls
G. K
van C. Hartinger
Will Go
Rosener Zeiher
Alfred Elbersole
Frank RB. White
RB. C. Miller
Harrie Marie Smith
Herbert Bro Monon
O. B. Stout
Pomeroy Boys Look Toward Southeast Ohio Championship Run
Pomeroy youths appear favored to win the Southeast Ohio title, contending with Portsmouth after a 46 to 36 victory at Wellston, extending their win streak. The Pomeroy girls dropped the Wellston game 27 to 6, drawing big attendance. Also reported is a new marriage license in Pomeroy for Allen Elchinger and Hazel Flysell, the first issued in Meigs County since January 26.
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Pomeroy Panthers
Pomeroy
Feb
Southeastern Oho
Portsmouth
Pomeroy Boys
Wellston
Pomeroy Girls
Wellstoin
Pomeroy, Fen
Allen Elchinger
R. D
Hazel Flysell
Meigs County
Widow for Seventy Years Passes On
Chester, Feb 6. Asbury Smith Sumner reports the death of Han nui Smith 68 who left Melts County in 1886. She had been Robedler's widow for 70 years in this county.
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Chester
Asbury Smith
Sumner
Blue Mound
Angas
Hannui
Smith
Melts County
Robe Dler
State Aid School Funds Here In Meigs County
POMEROY February 6 The expected state aid funds for Meigs county schools totaling 59 040 were received Friday and distributed among districts including Bedford Township 1 244 Chester Columbia 2 451 Forest Run Great Bend 631 Harrison Scipio 668 Lebanon 52 464 Long Bottom 100 Minersville 260 Olive Orange 4 521 Portland 381 Racine Sutton 9 620 Salem 1 869 Rutland 0 161 Salsbury 7 507 Syracuse 2 080 with the village of Pomeroy receiving 700 and several teachers noted since the year’s start.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Bedford Township
Chester
Columbia
Forest Run
Great Bend
Harrison- Scipio
Lebanon
Long Bottom
Minersville
Olive-Orange
Portland
Racine-Sutton
Salem
Rutland
Salsbury
Syracuse
Shack by Auto Narrowly Misses Child in Middleport
In Middleport on February 6 Marjorie, the HL-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Michl, stepped from behind a truck onto North Second Street into a slow moving car. The car stopped at the stop sign and avoided a fatal crash. The girl will be confined to home for seven days. The driver was exonerated by officers.
Mrs Headley Dies in Middleport Area
Margaret Headley widow of John Headley died at 4 o clock Saturday morning after an illness of two years. She leaves two children. Funeral will be held at the Church at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Local notes mention residents and recent events in Middleport including basketball results and residents traveling to Columbus.
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Middleport
Wears
Margaret Headley
John Headley
Jmmer
Addie Headley
Ave. John Mayer
Columbus
Gordon Gardner
Misa Lucille Mayer
Huntington
Janke White
A. EK. White
Jack
Helen Beeson
W. H. Beeson
Haroll Lohsé
Realty Data Is Prepared For Tax Valuations
Farundson explains the appraisal process and guarantees accuracy, noting errors are due to technique not intention. The report lists total valuations by district, with lands and buildings separated, covering Athens Township and City, school districts, townships, and villages across multiple entities and consolidated boards.
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Farundson
Athens Township
Athens City
Ablon Spee
Plains
Waterloo Township
Alexander Township
Ander Joint Ames
Consolidated All Ens Nshiy
Arthage
Township
Chaunely Corporation
Dover
Trimble Jointool
The
Plains Species
Jacksonville
Lee ‘Township
Albany Corporation
Lods Township
Canaan-Rome-Lods
Rome Township
Canaan-Rome-Lodi
Troy Township
Coalville Corporation
Troy-Belpre
LST
Rome- Troy
Trimbler Township
Trimble Corporation
Trimble Village
the Plains
Carbondale
Daleton Species School
Hollow School
Adule Special School
Buehtel Corporation
Buehtel Village
Nelsonville City
Nelsonville City School
Roosevelt backs repeal of Prohibition and home rule plan
Albany reports that Franklin D. Roosevelt endorses repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and adopting state home rule, citing a 1931 letter to Senator Wagner. He argues Prohibition failed to curb temperance and fueled crime and hypocrisy, urging a shift to state responsibility.
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Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robert F. Wagner
American Legion
Bombardment Strains Shanghai as Women Aid in War Effort
Shanghai reports booming bombardments fill the city while women and volunteers assist the wounded and maintain calm. American bankers merchants and others join the volunteer corps amid disrupted life and curfews. Snipers and shells force families to shelter as nightlife on the China coast collapses.
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Shanghai
Red Cross
Restock Pheasants Farm Children Paid For Hatching Eggs
Columbus reports a plan to stock pheasants across the state. State conservation commissioner Reinhart announced that each farm child who agrees to hatched pheasant eggs by a bantam hen will be paid 1.28 for every pheasant that lives to seven or eight weeks. Eggs would be turned over to farms for hatching.
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Columbus
Aarbra
Refunart
Reinhart
Record Flight Marks Unofficial Urr Ars Pel Day
Nallas Texas February 6 URR-Ars pel today held the unofficial aly 2 record for flight in av Mesel Tho rituidl motored airy official record is.
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Nallas
Tex
Urr-Ars Pel
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