Mrs Ab Merry Headley Obituary In Meigs County Mourns
Mrs Ab Merry Headley wife of Rev W Headley a retired Free Methodist minister recently died in Canton near her daughter Mrs J C She was active in evangelistic work in Meigs County and helped establish the Clift church later moved to the Pomeroy Circuit She earned an evangelist license and took part in revivals across Lotta Coal Valley Hysell Run Bradford Side Win Canada and Bedford She is buried in Olive Cemetery Noble County Ohio
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Omy
Ab- Merry Headley
W. Headley
Free Methodist Church
Canton
J. C
Meigs County
Clift
Profi
Ohio
Pomeroy
Lotta
Coal Valley
Hysell Run
Bradford
Side ‘Win
Canada
Bedford
Olive Cemetery
Noble
Walter Ketter charged with issuing bad check in court
Walter Ketter faced Common Pleas Court in Pomeroy over a bad check to the clerk of courts intended for three children. He claimed overdrawing by oversight. Judge F W Crow warned of potential imprisonment if payments are not made. Indictment ordered to be dismissed on costs. Move to South scene in Middleport as Mr. and Mrs. B E Young relocate with sons to Columbus Georgia after Charleston visit.
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Pomeroy
Walter Ketter
Common Pleas
F. W. Crow
Charleston
Middleport
BE. W. Young and Sons
Edgar
Roger
Valentine Parties For Local Children Hit The Spotlight
Cedric Clark hosted a 4 to 6 pm Valentine party at Manor coin Street for 20 children including Carla. Mrs Edward French led Happy Hearts Class gathering at Allen Hotel with mothers invited and refreshments served. Christian Endeavor Valentine event in church Lecture room focused on social spiritual life with Patron Saint decor. Mrs Sidney Fussell chaired the social committee.
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Cedric Clark
Ter
Carla
Mancoin Street
Christian Endeavor
Sidney Fussell
Man Sought for Kidnaping of Girl in Ohio Case
Cincinnati report says Orville Overholser of Vandalia is sought after a four year old girl Nancy Ellen Keys was abducted from Hillsboro last Tuesday. Authorities pursued custody battles and a court fight marked by mysterious circumstances in Dayton as the suspect faced charges of attempted kidnaping.
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Cincinnati
U.2
Orville Overholser
Vandalia
Dayton
Nancy Ellen Keys
Hillsboro
Orholser
Ellen Hammond
Council clears way for Main Street repaving
Pomeroy council at a special meeting set measures to move water mains from Meigs Water Co. and Ohio Fuel Co. and remove obstructing AT&T poles. Pipes will be moved to street edge with brick tap strip to allow future work without disturbing cement. State will fund part. street car tracks stay until paving begins. three mile concrete boulevard will have 26 foot clearance, praised by State Engineer Wright McCroba.
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Pomeroy
Meigs Water Company
Ohio Fuel Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Wright McCroba
DIES WEDNESDAY IN POMEROY NORTHERN WOMAN DIES
Mrs. Frank Shoemaker age 73 died at her daughter Mrs. Frank Hood’s Nye Avenue home after two years of poor health and pneumonia. She came to Pomeroy from West Virginia as a child and leaves husband three sons Elisha Frank Edward and seven daughters Mrs. William Rowland Mrs. Luke Casto Mrs. Ben Cavender Mrs. Thomas Deegan Mrs. Claude Durst Mrs. Frank Hood and Mrs. Lewis Kirkey. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 pm at United Brethren Church Enterprise with Rev. Fred Koster officiating.
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Pomeroy
Frank Shoemaker
Frank Hood
Nye Avenue
Shoemaker
West Virginia
Elisha
Frank
Edward
William Rowland
Luke Casto
Ben Cavender
Thomas Deegan
Claude Durst
Lewis Kirkey
United Brethren Church
Enterprise
Fred Koster
Boy Swims the Ohio But Auto Fails Him
Raymond Van Pelt 23 of London confessed to stealing at least eight automobiles since August 17. He fled to Gallipolis by swimming the Ohio River to avoid arrest, then was arrested near Charlestown, W V. Detectives Ruder Archer Loos and Knappenberger questioned him.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gallipolis
Raymond van Pelt
London
Charlestown
W. Va
Ruder, Archer, Loos
Knappenberger
Karl Gardner
Chauncey
Dayton
Brotherhood Meeting Draws Big Turnout From Chillicothe
GO TO MEETING POMEROY Feb 15 The Chillicothe church, led by Reverend Webber formerly of this city, hosted a large Brotherhood gathering. An invitation was extended to the Peace Evangelical Brotherhood from here. Attendees included Reverend Moenkhaus Fred Reibel Douglas Jennings Milton Hood Fred Rosenbaum John Hite and John Schaat with several machine loads arriving from this locality.
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Pomeroy
Chillicothe
Webber
Peace Evangelical Brotherhood
Reverend Moenkhaus
Fred Reibel
Douglas Jennings
Milton Hood
Fred Rosenbaum
John Hite
John Schaat
Rutland Author Accuser Sued for Libel
Kail Eblin of Rutland faced criminal libel charges after publishing accusations against Prosecutor D. H. Peoples. Eblin waived examination, bound over to the grand jury on $500 bond. Prosecutor Peoples vowed to pursue further legal and civil steps. Also, Jessie Bolce Johnson, a Columbus business college graduate, has joined a real estate office.
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Carl Schaefer
Jessie Bolce Johnson
Middleport
Columbus
Johnson
North End
Mrs Wilson of Middleport Ill, Civil War veteran’s wife ill
Middleport reports Mrs T J Wilson 78 is ill at home on South Fourth Street while her husband 87, blind, receives care from their daughter. The couple are Civil War veterans and residents of the town.
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Middleport
Pride of a Drink Topic Draws Hudnut Lecture
Dr. W. H. Hudnut of the First Presbyterian Church delivered the third in a series of combined services sermonizing on education and religion. He used the Samaritan woman at the well to illustrate life centered on a lofty aim rather than a narrow daily routine and warned against worshiping profit or material success as life’s core.
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W. H. Hudnut
First Presbyterian Church of
Youngstown
Presbyterian Church
Hudnut
Jesus
America
Hudnut Urges Inclusive Faith and Personal Destiny
Doctor Hudnut argues for a broader church mission over prejudices and urges changing people not outer appearances. He warns against racial hatred and stresses marriage as spiritual unity while noting economic pressures may force religious groups to unite. He suggests seeking quiet time with Jesus to address modern worries.
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Hudnut
Jesus
Lindbergh Heads North From Miami in Falcon Plane
Col Charles A Lindbergh winged his way north from Miami’s Pan American Airport aiming to reach New York by nightfall weather permitting. He may stop at Sapelo Island Howard Coffin’s winter estate en route.
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Miami
Fla
U.R
Charles. A. Lindbergh
New York
Lindbergh
Pan American Airport
Sapelo Island
Winter Estate
Howard Coffin
Journalism Students To Discuss Problems
Journalism students will meet at the Delta Gamma Mu breakfast session in the Congress Tea Room on South Congress Street to discuss issues faced by reporters copy readers and editors. Efforts are underway to bring J Gordon Morrow editor of the Wellston Sentinel as speaker. About 15 freshmen and sophomores will attend.
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Delta, Gamma Mu
Congress Tea Room
South Congress Street
J. Gordon Morrow
The
Wellston Sentinel
Morrow
Ohio University
Funeral services for Fountain Grant set Sunday at 1
Funeral services for Fountain Grant who died Thursday in Athens will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the residence in Buchtel. Burial will follow at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Fountain Grant
Athens
Buchtel
Greenlawn
Red Men To Meet Here on Thursday
The Red Men Tribes of Zone No. 12 will hold a meeting in the Red Men's Hall in Athens Thursday night. Degrees will be conferred with several state officers expected to attend. Work will be led by teams from Athens, Nelsonville and Marietta. Zone No. 12 covers Southeastern Ohio with representation anticipated from Nelsonville Glouster Pomeroy New Straitville Shawnee New Lexington Hemlock Marietta Murray City Crooksville McConnelaville Roseville and Athens.
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Zone No. 12
Athens
Fred Fenzel
Nelsonville
Marietta
Ohio
Glouster
Pomeroy
New Straitaville
Shawnee
New Lexington
Hemlock
Murray City
Crooksville
McConnelaville
Roseville
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the Messenger
Mrs Headlently
Clerk of Courts
Middleport Social
Dan J. Sullivan
Dea G. Hayes
E. R. Lama
Chesterhill
Edward Sauvage
Edward Parsons
Clarence T. Moore
Nazarene Church
Rex Ackley
Beech Street
Boy
Chas
Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Floor
David Todd
Bob Richards
Hatch
the Hatch Library
Chillicothe Church
Peoples Sues Rutland
Kail Eblin
Rutland
D. H. Peoples
Radio
Brunswick Radiola
Atwater-Kent
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens
Grant
Smee In As
Pete
Okie
Sample Footwear
Clmanes
Vvvour
Vvuul
Erly Pine
the Fair Store
Athens, O
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