Meigs Commissioners End Open Forum in New Session
Meigs County commissioners moved to single petitions at meetings eliminating open forum. A. B. Bingham said the change reduces confusion while continuing routine business. Mrs. John Lietwiler was reappointed to the Children’s Home trustees. gravel buys and a delayed road-implement bill were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Bingham
John Lietwiler
Pomeroy
Meigs County Children's Home
West Virginia Sand and Gravel Company
Kerrs Run
Paul French
West Virginia Road Implement Company
Frank Parker Sent To Ohio Prison For Abuse of Trust
POMEROY Feb 7 A parole violator named Frank Parker was sentenced to the Ohio Penitentiary for one to seven years after aiding four prisoners to plan an escape using tools supplied during his jail freedom at Meigs County Jail. Deputy Dana Tracy escorted Parker to the penitentiary while Wil liam Renkert remains in Columbus on forgery charges. Mayor Harley recovering after mine accident and visits from locals to Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Frank Parker
Parker
C. BE. Peoples
Ohio
Columbus
Homer Webbgter
Dana Tracy
Tracy
William H. Renkert
Harley
Middleport
J. EB. Harley
Syracuse
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Zemo Relief Advertises Quick Itch Cure
A Texas reader claims ten years of itching eczema cleared in seconds by Zemo. The ad touts rare ingredients causing fast relief from itching and also treats rash pimples ringworm and other irritations. Priced at one dollar with strong claims of value and effectiveness.
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Texas
Young Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary in Pomeroy
The 50th wedding anniversary of Howard Wilson and Viola Chase was observed on Sunday February 5 1933 with 25 relatives present. A dinner centerpiece of American Beauty roses and asparagus ferns highlighted the event at their home in Pomeroy Ohio. Attendees included Roy and Viola Chase’s family and their grandson Roy Wilson plus many relatives from Zanesville Rutland and Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Royal Chase
Salisbury Township
W. C. Smith
Howard Wilson
Rutland Township
Viola Chase
Royal
Emeline Chase
John Chase
Wilson
Dora Shanaker
Zanesville
Roy Brown
Oscar Halli
Roy Wilson
Mate Wilson
Ray Yocum
Hayburn Hotcraft
Guy Stonaker
Ell
Lester Wilson
Guy Wilson
Rutland
Local Residents Attend Weekend Visits and Illnesses
Mrs Lee McComas substituted for Mrs G O Reynolds who was ill with acute indigestion. Reynolds returned to her duties Monday. Guy Reynolds visited from Ray mond City WV staying with grandfather J W DeVinny on Vine Street. Dwight Kim Lee Rudisili couples spent the weekend at Guysville with Foster Bean and Laura Barnett. James Caldwell Staple of Huntington came Sunday for sister Miss Alice Byers illness. Staple stayed with her mother and sister. J B Downing visited Charleston for the weekend with daughter Mrs Charles Singleton. Alice Lama Heatiey Swisher Mis Street and Mrs Ed Fugate Brownell Avenue reported ill. Mrs Jess Johnston Columbus visited weekend with daughter Betty Boice Gravel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee McComas
G. O. Reynolds
James Caldwell
Staple
Huntington
Alice Byers
Ed Fugate
Brownell Avenue
Jess Johnston
Columbus
Betty
Arthur Boice
Gravel Hill
Revival Ends at Tuppers Plains U B Church
Revival at United Brethren Church in Tuppers Plains closes after two weeks with 16 conversions and 16 new members. Rev. D Vause Snyder leads with Amy and Violet Snyder and Samuel Helmick assisting. large crowds and church cooperation noted. Plans for a Fairview Church revival near Coolville begin February 19 with same evangelist and musical trio.
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Tuppers Plains
United Brethren Church
D. Vause Snyder
Amy
Violet Snyder
Higby
Ohio
Samuel Helmick
Near Clarksburg
W. Va
Fairview Church
Coolville
Higby, Ohio
Clarksburg
Salve Promises Fast Cold and Headache Relief
An old ad touts LIVt ib TABLETS SALVE claiming to cure colds on the first day and headaches or neuralgia within 30 minutes with malaria relief promised in three days. It emphasizes 666 SALVE for head colds as the speediest remedy known.
Seventy four students earn honor roll at Pomeroy HS
Seventy four students at Pomeroy Senior High School earned honor roll status for the last six weeks with grades of eighty percent or above in all subjects. Listed are seniors, juniors and sophomores, both boys and girls, named by class and gender with 37 percent of seniors, 29 percent of juniors, and 21 percent of sophomores achieving the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Senior High School
J. B. White
Edgar Arnold
Robert Bailey
George Clifton
Fred Crow
William
Tip) Dye
Elmer Grueser
Marold Grueser
Rollin Hawk
Don
Eva Zeiher
Ministers Gather for Meigs County Group Meeting
Meigs County Ministerial Association held a Monday gathering at Rev. and Mrs. F. I. Gardner home in Middleport. About 25 ministers and wives attended a noon dinner, followed by an essay read by Mrs. A. R. Stark and short talks by several ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Meigs County Ministerial Association
F. I. Gardner
South Sixth Avenue
Palmer Street
A. R Stark
F. W. Boreham
Australian Baptist Church
Will Display Relics Mission Workers of M E Church
POMEROY, Feb. 7 Plans for a display of antiques relics and curiosities were made Monday by members of the Home Missionary Society of Simpson M E Church at the home of Mrs E K Lippincott Mulberry Avenue Date for the show was tentatively set as March 16 Devotionals were led by Mrs Ralph Gilmore Mrs Howard Ebersbach was in charge of the lesson Dresses made by members for Indian children were donated Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott
Robert Warner
Relief Fund Division Discussed by Council
Pomeroy council debated fair allocation of $4,000 to Salisbury Township from a $26,000 state relief bond. A population based split would give Pomeroy about $1,400. Committee members include Wright McCroba and C. J. Rhodes. Final state guidance is awaited.
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Pomeroy
Salisbury Township
State Relief Commission
Middelport
Wright McCroba
C. J. Rhodes
George W. Kreitler
Council
E. P. Duerr
Ellis D
McCroba
Dana Roush
Mulberry Avenue
A. H. Ebersbach
Sugar Run
Parent-Teacher Association
Baptist Renewal Services Conclude in Pomeroy
Special evangelical services at the First Baptist Church in Pomeroy conclude after three weeks. Dr A R Stark and Rev EB Mié kiff of Wellston led the meetings with assistance from John Newton Davis and family of Oak Hill who led the musical program. The choir, led by Mrs Amy Geary, and organist Mrs Stephenson, joined a young people’s orchestra and choir for the finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newton Davis
Oak Hill
Amy Geary
Stephenson
Tracey New Deputy Sheriff Appointed at County Jail
Tracey New Deputy Sheriff D L Tracy was appointed Monday at the county jail replacing John Hank Young. Young served during Sheriff Tracy's first term and into the second term until this week. Tracy said his appointment is temporary.
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Pomeroy
D. L. Tracy
John
Hank) Young
Young
Tracy
Tiny Louisiana church legends of Madonna Chapel
In Iberville parish near Baton Rouge a one man Madonna Chapel is said to be the smallest church. Legend says an Italian husband vowed a shrine for his healed wife, and the frame structure now stands with a bell that rings yearly for parish worship.
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Iberville Parish
Baton Rouge
Madonna Chapel
Madonna
Therville Parish
America
Wiley-Phillips-Nutting radio program draws many listeners
The Wiley-Phillips-Nutting program aired on Radio Station WAIU Sunday afternoon and attracted many listeners in Pomeroy Bend. Dick Wiley, previously employed at Hobson, is known for his skill on string instruments. Leo Chunk Phillips, formerly of Pomeroy, is now with the Columbus police and has performed on several Columbus radio stations.
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Middleport
Wiley-Phillips
WAIU
Pomeroy Bend
Dick Wiley
Hobson
Leo
Chunk) Phillips
Pomeroy
Columbus
Local Notes and Social Roundup from Syracuse Area
Mrs. Helen Underhill visited family in Columbus while Miss Gertrude McBride recovers from pneumonia. Syracuse PTA met in the new school auditorium with a third grade program sponsored by Nan Moore. Community hosts included local young people as well as Marcia Karr and others in society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Parent-Teacher Association
Middleport
Nan Moore
George Duskey
Roy Holmes
Irving Karr
Marcia Karr
Grace Jiiden
Frieda Fields
Newton Roush
Emory Roush
Portland
William Houdashelt
Elmer
Rock Springs
Otto Oliver
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Gaylord Bogardus
Asbury Methodist Church
Syracuse Presbyterian Church
T. Boyd Gay
Harry Long
Huntington
Steward Lovett
John Jiiden
Clarence Stewart
Nelsonville
Fred Shumway
Anna Karr
Columbus
Louisa Wilson
Ellen Turley
Robert Flanagan
Harvey Nease
Wilbur Cornell
Eleanor Karr
Mrs Roosevelt to Continue Interests in White House
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt plans to retain several personal pursuits after moving into the White House, including her craft shop and baby welfare magazine. She will give up teaching and some radio contracts but will keep charitable and sociological activities and the school interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
United Press
Washington
Youth Enlistment Drives by GOP Launched
Washington February 7 Republicans began a campaign to enlist millions of young voters under the party banner for a future offensive to win back control of the government from the Democrats. The drive is led by a new group, the National Republican League, with Vice President Curtis as chairman.
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Washington
National Republican League
Curtis
Old-Fashioned Spelling Bee at Fierce Ridge PTA
Trimble news notes an old fashioned spelling bee to be featured at Fierce Ridge PTA meeting tonight. A short program by the school will precede the event and the public is invited.
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Fierce Ridge
Trimble
Fierce Ridge P. T. A
Pavilion Embellishments Begin at Lamborn Pavilion
Glouster reports renovations start at the Lamborn pavilion on Monday. Interior decorating includes moving the orchestra pit to the rear while the exterior is repainted and a new roof installed. Completion may take a couple of weeks and dances will not be disrupted.
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Lamborn
Glouster
Lamborn Pavilion
Attend Thomas Rites GLOUSTER Feb 7 funeral attendees list
Out of town mourners gathered in Glouster for the funeral of Mrs. Kamiee Thomas. The roster includes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abdella Chauncey Mr. and Mrs. George Kouri Nelsonville and many others from Athens Logan Columbus New Lexington Shawnee and Zanesville among places represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kamiee Thomas
Charles Abdella
Chauncey
George Kouri
Nelsonville
Joe Hatem
New Straitsville
Albert Joseph
St. Clairsville
Charles Joseph
Wellston
Joe Michael
Abraham Isaac
Jackson
Joe Thomas
Joe Francis
George Elias
Logan
Joe Abraham
Lewis Abraham
Namon Joseph
Lillie Joseph
Thomas Coury
Athens
Peter Thomas
Sam Absey
Solomon Dia
Nicholas Lahound
Columbus
Peter Seman
Maner Hatem
Karam Hatem
Tony Albert
New Lexington
Charles Ellis
H. Hatem
Charles Hatem
Louis Ellis
Shawnee
Dave Sullivan
Joe Ellis
Moses Ellis
John Ellis
H. Seman
Cambridge
John Joseph
Azar Joseph
Abraham Joseph
Malcolm Joseph
Edwin Joseph
Harry Pride
Sam Sullivan
Sam Assey
Joe Moses
Jack Risha
Herb Shervish
Nicholas Saad
Harim Habib
Azar Nader
George Nader
Zanesville
Richard George
Eugene Goubie
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Past Chiefs Meet Hostess Nell Lawson in Glouster
Mrs. Nell Lawson hosted the Past Chiefs Club of Glouster Temple No. 560 Pythian Sisters at her Monroe Street home with Mrs. Anna Echstenkamper in charge. After business, contests and games crowned winners Mrs. Hazel Lunsford and Mrs. Edna Embrey. refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Marian. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Anna Echstenkamper's home.
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Nell Lawson
Glouster
Chiefs’ Club
Glouster Temple
Pythian Sisters
Monroe Street
Anna Echstenkamper
Hazel Lunsford
Edna Embrey
Miss Marian
Kate Vaughn
Weltha Williams
Charlene Web
Lawson
Anna Echtenkamper
Glouster School Board Delays Meeting Over Back Pay Measure
Supt Thomas W. Figley and board clerk E H Lantz were in Columbus Monday pursuing a legislature measure to secure back salary funds for teachers, causing the adjourned meeting of the Glouster board to be postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas W. Figley
Glouster Schools
E. H. Lantz
Board of Education
Columbus
Heaton Couple Welcome Daughter at High Street Home
Glouster residents Mr and Mrs C M Heaton announce the birth of a daughter on Monday at their High Street home.
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Glouster
C. M. Heaton
High Street
Democrats seek revival after November tidal wave wreckage
Leaders have gathered the debris from last November's Democratic surge and explore paths to revitalize the party for a potential comeback. They work to unite factions, set priorities, and rebuild fundraising and organizing capacity.
Black Costumes and White Accents Highlight Hollywood Style
Hollywood stars favor black outfits with white touches. Sari Maritza shows a black wool ensemble with a white jabot and cuffs that detach for laundering. Joan Bennett wears white collars with black coats, while Marian Nixon accents tailored tweed with a white Eton collar and colored Windsor tie.
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Hollywood
Sam
Joan Bennett
Joan
Marian Nixon
Governor backs McNamee bill to move vehicle registry
Columbus Feb 7 Governor George White announced administration support for Rep H A McNamee Cleveland proposal to transfer the motor vehicle registration bureau from the secretary of state to the highway department. Secretary of State Myers signaled opposition saying the governor has enough problems to handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
George White
H. A. McNamee
Dem
Cleveland
Motor Vehicle Registration Bureau
Highway Department
Secretary of State
Myers
Indians Secure Eddie Morgan From New Orleans
Eddie Morgan first baseman for the Cleveland Indians returned a signed contract to the club today. The New Orleans native was acquired as the team moves forward with its season plans in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Eddie Morgan
New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Huntington Editor Faces Libel Charges and Press Attack
The newspaper publisher in Huntington faces six to seven counts of criminal libel for allegedly spreading false rumors. Investigators accuse him of using the press to retaliate after unpaid utility bills and to influence local loans, with cited acts like jacking up power and disrupting office operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington. Lea
Bangs
Huntington College
Disadvantages of S Discussed by Local Medical Figures
A Monday session in Athens County featured L Bigelow and Dr ard of Colum noting dangers of an impersonal medical system. They warned about the risks to patient care and the physician role as anxieties over taxes and services were discussed amid a community lunch.
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A L. Bigelow
Dr Ard
Colum Athens County Medicaling
Sheltering Arms
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