Pomeroy Panthers to host Columbus North Polar Bears Saturday
Pomeroy faces a strong test as Columbus North High Polar Bears visit the Panthers on their home court in a key city league clash. Coach Tay Farnham has built a competitive team, after a rare league loss to Logan. prior success keeps them in spotlight.
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Pomeroy
Columbus North High Polar Bears
Pomeroy Panthers
Polar Bears
Columbus
Panthers
Logan
Tay Farnham
Farnham
Pennsboro
W. V
Marietta
Oberlin-Marietta
Visits and social notices from Pomeroy area
Olan Ginheimer and son Edward visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs John Heilman Saturday. Mrs Dena Epple visited Mrs Lydia Boonecal at Peach Fork Tuesday. Several persons from here attended Miss Lissie Thoma funeral at Nease Chapel Monday. J M Wil and daughters and William Swanger were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Smith in Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs Frank Whaley and family of Rutland and Mr and Mrs Dylvan Michael and children were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Michael. Mr and Mrs Wi Heilman of Hemlock Grove were Wednesday guests of Mr and Mrs John Heilman. W D Thoma and Ollie Thoma took calves to the Gallipolis stock cach Saturday.
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Dena Epple
Lydia Boonecal
Peach Fork
Lissie Thoma
Nease Chapel
J. M. Wil
Margeret Swanger
Amber
William Swanger
Dale Smith
Pomeroy
Frank Whaley
Rutland
Dylvan Michael
Gilbert Michael
Wi Heilman
Hemlock Grove
John Heilman
W. D. Thoma
Ollie Thoma
Gallipolis
Young People Rally At Pomeroy Peace Church
POMEROY to host a Sunday rally by Peace Church youths with attendees from Portsmouth and Chillicothe. Rev R C Ditter says sessions include round table talks on Christian Youth and Modern Literature followed by supper at 5 and a 7 pm speech by Rev F H Kiemme on youth work in the church. teachers and high school students urged to attend.
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Pomeroy Peace Church
Pomeroy
Christian Youth
F. H. Kiemme
Portsmouth
Fm. Ditter
Local residents move between Columbus and nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Helwig relocate to Columbus with the husband securing a job. The vacant property on Locust Street will house Mr. and Mrs. Steve McElhinny. Miss Marguerite Bailr hosts a nine‑girl newing club at her South South Avenue home. Other notes cover travels, illness improvement, and a Valentine themed bridge party hosted by Mrs. Betts, Mrs. Jack Evans, Miss Nella Mackin, and Miss Nina Russell.
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Clyde Helwig
Columbus
Helwigs
J. E. Harley
Steve McElhinny
Marguerite Ba!r
Newing Club
South South Avenue
M. L. Kelly
Locust Street
James Booth
Frank Booth
Lera Roush
Quincey
Elsie Weisman
Middleport
Beeb. Betts
Jack Evans
Misa Nella Mackin
Nina Russell
Albany Area Social Roundup Notes Travel and Visits
Mrs Ray Bailes returned to Albany from Columbus Saturday with her daughter Mrs Naedene Refelt and family. William West visited relatives in Logan. Martha Knowlton weekend with Margene West. Byron Phillips attended funeral in Nelsonville for Mrs Clint Patten. Mal Davis and Jeanette Davis of Columbus stayed with Arch Arbaugh and David Davis. Harold Peacock visited Gilbert Bowen home. William Battrill Jr moved from hospital to home. Blanche Elliott visited Silas and Mrs Scott. Silas Scott bought George Rawlings farm near Albany. Berda Cox Alfred Johnson Nelsonville stayed for Sophomore Class party at Earl Baughman. A 1934 survey shows 1999 model autos accounted for 2.22 percent of used-car sales.
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Ray Bailes
Columbus
Naedene Refelt
William West
Logan
Martha Knowlton
Margene West
Byron Phillips
Clint Patten
Nelsonville
Mal Davis
Jeanette
Arch Arbaugh
David Davis
Harold Peacock
Gilbert Bowen
William Battrill Jr
Blanche Eliott
Silas Scott
George Rawlings
Albany
Berda Cox
Alfred Johnson
Earl Baughman
Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bills Circulating in Pomeroy
Sheriff’s office reports counterfeit ten dollar bills from the Federal Reserve Bank New York 1928 B series. Notes show back plate numbers 214 or 74 with face plate 96, signer initials W O Woods and A W Mellon, Hamilton portrait. Photo mechanical print with blurred borders. eight or ten bills found locally and likely more in circulation.
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Pomeroy
United States Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
W. O. Woods
A. W. Mellon
Hamilton
Funeral services for Mrs. Albert Hartenbach
Mrs. Albert Hartenbach aged 77 died Wednesday at her Minersville home. Funeral held Saturday at 2 pm from Minersville Church with Rev. O Conner officiating. Burial in Minersville Hill Cemetery. Survived by husband four sons Earl Jake Mark Otto of Pomeroy one daughter Mrs Thomas Lynch of Cincinnati two sisters Mrs Anna Schenck of Cincinnati and Mrs Fanny Creekbaum of Syracuse and other relatives.
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Pomeroy
Albert Hartenbach
Minersville
O'Conner
Minersville Hill
Hartenbach
Earl
Jake
Mark
Otto
Thomas Lynch
Cincinnati
Anna Schenck
Fanny Creekbaum
Syracuse
Funeral Held for Mrs L M Harvey of Pomeroy at 77
Mrs L M Harvey aged 77 died Wednesday in Columbus where she had resided. Widow of L M Harvey formerly of Pomeroy. Burial in Beech Grove Cemetery Pomeroy today. Survived by two sons Jay of Columbus and Walter of Los Angeles and daughter Miss Lucy Harvey of Columbus.
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Pomeroy
L. M. Harvey
Columbus
Beech Grove
Busy Bee Class of First Baptist to Meet Tonight
Middleport residents are invited as the Busy Bee Class of the First Baptist Church gathers in the church lecture room for a well arranged program followed by a social hour. Hostesses include Mrs. Cecil Root Mrs. Virgie Edwards Mrs. L. D. Diles and Mrs. Addie Hoeflick.
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Middleport
First Baptist Church
Cecil Root
Virgie Edwards
L. D. Diles
Addie Hoeflick
Meigs Jail Population Drops Thursday With Removal
Meigs County jail released inmates Thursday sending prisoners to other facilities. Delbert and Mary Spencer handed to Pt. Pleasant police for West Virginia charges. Ironton arraignment planned for Terrell Sampson Lytell Wolfe as Huntington residents. Gallia Columbus linked theft suspect Ernest Smith moved to Columbus after brief Meigs confinement.
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Huntington
W. Va
Terrell
Sampson
Ernest Smith
Gallia
Meigs County
Columbus
Smith
Scout executives plan Meigs County meeting in Middleport
Harlow Watkins of near Joppa was rushed by ambulance to Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis with pneumonia. A_meeting of all Scout executives in Meigs County will be held tonight at the American Legion Hall to plan immediate scout activities.
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Pomeroy Harlow Watkins
Joppa
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Middleport
Meigs County
American Legion Hall
Middleport Briefs Highlight Local Recoveries and Travel
Mrs. Jess Johnston and Otto Leath return to Columbus with Mrs. Johnston improving after a recent automobile accident. Carl Stalder Frank Abbott and Clarence Milhoan drove to Cincinnati for an automobile convention. Anna Margaret Howell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Worley Howell, fractured sprain treated by splints after X rays showed a severe sprain. Airplanes in northern mining districts carry up to 3000 pounds of high grade ore to smelters on a single flight.
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Jess Johnston
Otto Leath
Columbus
Johnston
Carl Stalder
Frank Abbott
Clarence Milhoan
Cincinnati
Anna Margaret Howell
Worley Howell
Grant Street
Increase to ship and road costs in 1933 era
A fragmented note records rising costs in 1933 including a shipment of £1,000,090 and added car and street expenses. The text is incomplete but indicates financial adjustments affecting transport and infrastructure.
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