Steinbauers Leave for Bast Palestine to Operate Lincoln Hotel
Ms Steinbauer and son Sam leave Pomeroy for Bast Palestine where they have leased the Lincoln Hotel and Restaurant. They sold their home to Mr and Mrs Hartley who will move in Monday. Hartleys have leased the Steinbauer home to Rah Webster. Mrs Steinbauer, daughter of the late Alain Danning, was a pioneer compositor in the district and previously worked for The Pittsburgh Leader before returning to Pomeroy after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Tras
Minne
D. Steinbauer
Reid D. Steinbauer
Mast Palestine
Lincoln
A. Hartley
Hartley
Rah Webster
Steinbauer and Son
Remington
Pennsylvania
Nne
Steinbauer
Alain Danning
Lizzie Schreiner
Middleport
Weer
Rita Bradfield
Dave Hing
Pittsburgh Leader
Marion H. Scott
Nangial
Tattsburgh
Pirc Ried
Steinhauer
Ohio Route No 7 Gains Support in Marietta Meeting
State Route No 7 stretching from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati gains backing from advocates who organized in Marietta. A permanent group elected Warney Smith president and W A Compton VP to push highway completion. honorary vice presidents named from Gallia Meigs Athens and other counties. Next meeting set for Gallipolis Library February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Fpittsburgh
Cinneinnati
Marietta
John Grosvenor
Athens County
Warney Smith
Mariella
W. A Compton. Pomeroy
Gallia County
J. MM. Kauffman
Dr. E. Holter
Gallipolis
Mells County
C. E. Peoples
W. F. Reed
Pomeroy
A.W. Smith
Letart Malls
W. G. McKelvig
Portland
J. H. Grate
Middleport
W. F. Ilawley
Chester
Ohio River
Great Bend
Meigs County
Passel
Pomeroy Bend
Columbus
Gallipoli
Newsboys Honor Roll grows with vigorous routes
The Athens Messenger reports a record twelve of fifteen newsboys on the honor roll this week. Carriers include Gen James, Robert Gilson, Marion Boys RL G, John Gibson, Paul Cable, Roscoe McKibben, Kenneth Stewart, Tack Kilpatrick, Don Rowland, Edward McBride Jr, Bitty Lenders, and Velma Schneider who boosted a route at Greendale. Thorne Penn brothers and Philip Smith also show large weekly increases. Kimberly Miss and Vernon Oasis are noted for strong improvements. honorable mentions go to Hunton, Llewellyn, Blankenship, and Granstaff for expanding routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Nmber
Gen James
Robert Gilson
Marion
John Gibson
Paul Cable
Roscoe McKibben
Kenneth Stewart
Tack Kilpatrick
Don Rowland
Edward McBride
Joseph
Hunton
Middleport
Max ‘Llewellyn
New Marshfield
Robert Blankenship
New Straiteville
Clifford Granstaff
Chaunes
Bridge Party for 24 Tables at Elmhurst Tavern
Mrs G J Stansbury Mrs C EB Welch Mrs D A Howell and Mrs W G Davia hosted a bridge luncheon at Elmhurst Tavern in Pomeroy on Friday afternoon. Red white and pink Valentine decorations set a festive theme with pink candles and crystal holders. Oscar Kilpin and C P Bradbury performed Valentine costumes and music, with guests from Columbus Gallipolis Pleasant Pomeroy and Athensport.
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Etquhurst Savern
Middleport
G. Jit Stansbury
C. Eb, Welch
D. A. Howell
W. G. Davia
Elmhast
Pomeroy
Oscar Ki¢in
C. P. Bradbury
Columbus
Gallipolis
PE Pleasant Pomeroy
Altddteport
News of interest from the capital in Ohio updates
In Columbus on February 4, state action resumes compensation payments for Morge County families. Courts debate whether a prisoner’s good behavior earns early release credits. Ohio’s shipping point inspection program expands to more counties, with 11 inspectors issuing certificates for potatoes onions cabbage tomatoes and apples.
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Columbus
Morge County
State
Lndtusthat Commission
Meley
Fran Reeves
Meigs County
Ohio
P. J. Thomas
State Supreme Court
Baker
Ohio Shipping Fromm Jaspecon Service
Bureau of Markets of
Ohio Department of Agmentture
Letart
Truck Gramers
State Bureau of Marketa
Meles
Athens
Jackson
Lawrence
Gallia
Herdin
Otawa
$100000 Damages Sought in Two Meigs County Suits
Two separate suits filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court seek $50,000 each from The Pomeroy Daily Tribune publisher Nees Publishing Company and editor Carl Schaeffer, and from Rutland Township farmer Isutt B. Eblin. The petitions stem from a February 9, 1929 article linked to the John Black shooting case, with prior trial details cited and references to local residents and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omeroy
Melasounty Common Pleas Court
Dan H. Peoples
Melas County
Mrice Publishing Company
Carl Schaeffer
Isutt B. Ebiin
Rutland Township
Aciom
Nees |Publihing Company
Pomeroy Daily ‘Tribune
Byrekely Tribune-Telegraph
Schaeffer
Wielgs County Common Pleas
Gourt
Karl B. Eblin
Rutland
John M. Black
Black
Eblin
Largest gas well drilled in Meigs County history
Harrisonville Feb 8. The largest gas well in Meigs County was completed on the old Peter Powell farm between Harrisonville and Rutland. Drilled by J H Halliday of Marietta the flow tests between three and four million cubic feet daily. The Machzburg sand contributes the productivity and a pipeline connection will link to other fields within days. Halliday owns seven producing wells. prior royalty income was about 1800 monthly, with potential to reach 2500. The west end of Meigs County marks the most significant recent development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
Meigs County
Peter Powell
Rutland
Frank, Tialiiday
J. H. Bigghis
Marietta
Straedc
Machsburg
Qwains
Laliday
Halliday
Stone un jail Y Pomeroy red Goodige
Stone, a resident of Charleston, West Virginia, was brought to jail in Pomeroy where he has been held. He is accused of involvement in wholesale wire stealing in the wire section last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy, Red
Goodige
Stone
Charleston
W. Va
Jay Trompt Pleasant
Fragmented notice from the Wiener shoppe reads oddly
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local shop and percentage figures but provides no clear event date name or location. The readable bits hint at a sale or adjustment near a Wiener shop, with numbers like 290 percent appearing but lacking context.
Lights Limit Advertising on Bridges Across Rivers
Government strict on electric lighted ads over river spans. Signs must be removed or screened. only standard red and green navigation lights allowed. Reports detail local notices of community events, obituaries, society meetings, and social happenings in Pomeroy including church rites, Rotary and Delphian gatherings, and club activities with several names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Fela
United States
Bernard W. Southgate
Cincinnati
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Homer
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Sgenie
Ohio River Road Boosters
Velma Schneider
Greendale
Mesawiger District
Teo Brothers
James and
Thornt Penn
Philip Smith
Vernice Oasis
Kimberly Miss
Imin
Ohio Coal Drive
Whippet Willys
Knight Sales and Service
Len B. McCune Co
Athens, Ohio
Leiart
la State
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Indaywyad
Afr. Wald
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Famity
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Megs
Harry Cra
Magnetic Spine
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Pt Pleasant
Pomeros Knights of Typhlas
R. Af P. Temple
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Syracuse
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Meaty Baker
Colorado Springs
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Ives
Union Avenue
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Ohio State
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Mason City
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Meigs County Grad
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Allen DO
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Henry Leadenable
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Red Fund
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Peoples
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Mélgs County
Atformess
Whaley Dental Rooms
Pomeroy, Ohio
Orcs Tursn
Telephone
Tailiday Farm
Classdner Adeerteinend
Web
Sark
Penerey
Alddlevore
WA. Luumphey
Colun
Hus
Hate Bennett
Allie Mark
Bennett
Warry Drinker
W.va
Howard Uamidllon
Rich Inger
Meath Af
Hamilton
Middleport Wilt
Delphian Society
Uriday
Besse Sinbern
South Sixth
Patruet
Thompson
Gray
Goldsmith
Society
Rotary Club
Thursdas
Calberc Rusk
Mary Jane
Dale Wright and Son
Wave
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Aistel
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Hia Lang
Mir
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Harry Creld
Tink Strait
Larry McMaster
Melot
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GoGter
Knights of
Pst Pie
Pythian Hall
Hubly
MeLootit
Vr Med
State St
Uckoff
Chauncey
Fecina
Jet
Majestic
Amgut
G. W. Hon'in Radio and Electric
Eae
Athens County Buick Co
Carpenter Sts
Graham Paige
Guthrie Auto Sales Co
Mea
Automotive Battery & Electric CO
Willard
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