Charity Council No. 245 holds important meeting
In M iddleport on February 19 the Charity Council No 245 of the Daughters of Iica held a meeting at the club rooms. Twenty four new members joined the club and several district officials attended. Plans included a playlet and preparations for a union meeting in Gallipolis on February 22 and another in Syracuse. Mrs Floyd will stay to visit county councils.
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Middleport
Daughters of
Iica
Twenfour
Mary Hazel ¥Oya
Portsmouth
Mary Garlington
Galis
Pome
Gallipolis
Rutland
Lottie Cohen
Syracuse
Floyd
Danger From High Water Now Threat Fades at Pomeroy
Pomeroy reports from Dam 24 Ra w indicate the river is lowering with high water danger easing for now. Edgar Mor James Lyman and Oliver Hart were appointed appraisers of B. F. Remington estate by Judge Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Edgar Mor- James Lyman
Oliver Hart
B. F. Remington
Edge Roberts
Georgia Smith Seeks Divorce From Henry S. Smith
Georgia Smith filed suit for divorce from her husband Henry S. Smith in Pomeroy referencing a 1924 marriage and two children. The petition accuses him of failure to provide a home and severe cruelty.
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Pomeroy
Georgia Smith
Fes and
Peoples
Henry S Smith
Glouster
Smiths
Middleport Team Beats K of P in Local Basket Contest
Middleport defeats the Pomeroy K of P 29 to 21 at the Lewis Opera House. The Middleport Boy Scouts beat Pleasant High School second team 21 to 16 in the preliminary game, as crowds saw two local varsity and junior contests on February 19.
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Middleport
American Legion
Pomeroy K. of P
Lewis Opera House
the Pleasant High School
Trials Set for Monday in Dark Hollow Case
Justice L French scheduled Monday February 22 for the trials of Maggie Bowen Dan Rden Nora Rairden Arthur es and Lucy Kimes of Dark Hollow. Defendants face offenses from pistol use to disturbing the peace stemming from a neighborly row several weeks ago, according to Matt Hendrix.
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Pomeroy
L. French
Bowen
Maggie Bowen
Dan Rden
Nora Rairden
Arthures
Lucy Kimes
Dark W
Matt Hendrix
Dark Hollow
Mie
Promises to Help Family Support Case Ends in Release
Fletcher ea, an African American man brought from Charleston on a non support charge, was released after paying the case costs. He has three children and agreed to pay $25 a month for their support.
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Mercy
Fletcher Ea
Charleston
Fletcher
Chauncey High Second Team Defeats New Marshfield Boys
Chauncey high School gym hosted a boys basketball game where Chauncey second team beat New Marshfield 32 to 25. Players listed include Smith Omen Gillespie Brown and Hill. A separate Chauncey girls team lost 9 to 7 to New Marshfield with players Evelyn Poling Anna Lee Thomas Esther Fiske Kathryn McBride and Esta Rankin. A refreshments served afterward for guests including several local ladies and families.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High
New Marshfield High
Chauncey High School
Smith
Omen
Gillespie
Brown
Hill
New Marshfield
Evelyn Poling
Anna Lee Thomas
Esther Fiske
Kathryn McBride
Esta Rankin
Mrs Russell is Honored on Birthday Surprise
Chauncey February 19 Mrs Clarence Russell was feted at home in Ellis Avenue with a surprise party organized by her sister Mrs Blanche Brown. Guests joined in games music and cards and a luncheon followed the birthday cake presented by Mrs Edward Minister.
Gillespie Birth in Chauncey Announces Son
Mr and Mrs Mike Gillespie of Chauncey announce the birth of a son at their May Avenue home.
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Chauncey
Mike Gillespie
May Avenue
Wedded Here On Wednesday
A quiet wedding was held Wednesday at 2 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs William Evans in Chauncey. Edward Evans of Nelsonville married Miss Iva E Dow of Millfield in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Courtney of Chauncey. Witnesses were Mrs William Evans and Miss Marcella Dow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William Evans
High Street
Edward Evans
Nelsonville
Iva E. Dow
Millfield
Courtney
Christian Church
Marcella Dow
Ladies Needle Club Social at Mrs Totman Home
Chauncey Feb 19 The Ladies' Needle club of Millfield met at Mrs Roy Totman's home in Athens for an evening of needle work and social time. Mrs Totman, formerly of Millfield, hosted the session with neighbors joining for crafts and conversation.
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Chauncey
Ladies’ Needle Club
Millfield
Roy Totman
Athens
GIVES WIFE ALL HIS TREASURES
Mary Chute 76 visiting at the Sweatlys on Main street visited her husband David Chute at the County Infirmary this week. The 86 year old man, quite ill, gave his wife all his possessions including a silk handkerchief a knife and a Bible he kept for 36 years. He was once a skilled carpenter and lived in Greendale for years.
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Chauncey
Mary Chute
Main Street
David Chute
Greendale
Millfield residents prepare moves and illness sweeps towns
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson of Millfield plan to move to Columbus and depart Monday with their household goods. In Millfield, Mrs. William Matson, Mrs. Louis Sanders Sr., and Mrs. Jessie Fulton are reported quite ill at their homes. E. L. Sanders of Columbus spent Wednesday visiting relatives in Millfield.
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Charles Thompson
Millfield
Columbus
William Matson
Louis Sanders, Sr
Jessie Fulton
E. L. Sanders
Chauncey Church Plans Sunday Services and Special Offering
Chauncey Christian church announces Sunday activities with Bible school starting at 9 39, graded lessons and classes, special music, and a Bible school offering for Mr and Mrs L W Spayd. Services at 7 39 p m include Junior Endeavor led by Dorothy Minister and Senior Endeavor at 6 36 led by Grace Smith. Public invited.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Christian Church
L. W. Spayd
Dorothy
Grace Smith
Entertains Guests at Hocking Home
Mrs. 8 A West hosted guests Tuesday at their Hocking home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Benton Penn Miss Frances West and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ackley and family of Pomeroy.
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Chauncey
8. A. West
Hocking
Benton Penn
Frances West
Rex Ackley
Pomeroy
Chauncey News In Briefs From Orrin Fans and Visitors
William D. Hines of Chauncey attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Hatfield in Burr Oak. Madge Barber and her children, visiting Chauncey, return to Nelsonville. Mrs. Harry Webb and son Richard of Chauncey spent time with her mother at Sugar Creek. James Hartman of Cleveland visits relatives in Chauncey. Earl McAfee returns to Murray City for work. his family plans to follow. L. L. Sweazy reports their daughter Orpha ill with appendicitis in Buffalo. Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters plan another old-time dance at Chauncey K of P hall Saturday night.
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Harry Webb
Richard
Chauncey
Newman
Sugar Creek
James Hartman
Cleveland
L. L. Lavenzy
Earl McAfee
Murray City
McAfee
L. L. Sweazy
Orpha Sweasy
Buffalo
N. Y
Sweazy
Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters of
Chauncey K. of
P Hall
Ohio enrolls 1576 students in first semester
Registrar figures show 1,827 resident students registered with 1,576 from Ohio. Athens County accounts for 405 students, Cuyahoga County 57, Jackson and Washington counties 55 each, Fairfield and Perry 46, and others listed. West Virginia follows with 66 students, Pennsylvania 41, and New York 13.
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State of
Ohio
Athens County
Cuyahoga County
Jackson
Washington
Fairfield
Perry
Ross
Tuscarawas
One Dose Will Convince Woman Of Health Recovery
A woman recounts suffering years of poor eating and weight loss until a harmless preparation advertised as Maya's relieves catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation. She credits it with her transformation and cites a money back guarantee. McKee Drug Co and Gem Pharmacy promoted the product.
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Maya
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Seaboard Air Line Unveils New Florida West Route
Plan announces a new Seaboard Air Line rail route linking South Baltimore to the West and along the Florida West Coast and Georgia. The project cost about 160.9 million dollars and creates a third line into Tampa St Peters burg and other Florida points.
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Baltimore
West
Florida West Coast
State of Georgia
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard
Tampa
St. Petersborg
Florida
First Semester Foreign Talent Counts by Country
Illinois shows nine, Indiana eight in the first semester. China contributed four teen, Japan and Hawaii one each. Counts reflect only the initial half of the year.
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Illinois
Indiana
China
Japan
Hawaii
California Oranges Lose to Florida in Juice Showdown
Florida oranges gain market share as a Berkeley citrus expert notes Florida fruit tests show 27 to 29 percent more juice. Laboratory comparisons by New York firms back Florida claims while California advertising promotes benefits. Florida claims one third of California’s Atlantic coast business in the past season per C. Commander of the Citrus Fruit Growers Exchange.
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California
Florida
Robert Hodgson
Berkley
U. S
New York
Atlantic Seacoast
C. Commander
Citrus Fruit Growers Exchange
Mellon Company Cleared by Justice Department
The Mellon owned Aluminum Company of America received a clean bill from the Department of Justice after an independent probe into anti trust charges. It found no violations and recommended no further action, with conclusions released today.
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Washington
Mellon-owned
Aluminum Company of America
Department of Justice
Department
Melion
Federal Trade Commission
Amesville Dairy Talk Moves Up Meeting Date
Amesville notices a Feb 22 meeting of the Community club instead of Feb 29 to accommodate Prof Ivan McKellip of Ohio State University who will discuss dairy feeding and dairy business topics.
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Amesville
Columbus man dies in own action in Philadelphia hotel
E K Schessinger a 30 year old resident of Columbus is found dead in a Philadelphia hotel room in a suicide. Police report a bullet wound and a pistol in his hand after he registered last Wednesday and showed despondency during his stay.
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Philadelphia
E.K. Schessinger
Columbus
Schessinger
Democratic-Insurgent Push Seeks Senate Investigation Battle
The article describes a Democratic insurgent coalition pressing for a Senate inquiry into the Melion concern, aiming for an independent prosecution modeled after the Teapot Dome case and seeking to compel accountability.
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Senate
Melion
Countess of Cathcart Seeks Legal Help in Deportation Fight
Vera Countess of Cathcart accepts legal services from Arthur Garfield Hays to contest U S deportation to England over alleged moral turpitude linked to her divorce. The move comes as she pursues a last effort to halt removal.
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New York
Vera
Countess of Cathcart
United States
England
Arthur Garfield Hays
Miss Anne Morgan Rebounds From Laryngitis Attack
New York socialite Miss Anne Morgan daughter of the late J Pierpont Morgan is recovering from a severe laryngitis attack and shows gradual improvement while staying under medical care in New York City.
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New York
Anne Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Kotex sanitary pads advertised as modern solution
A vintage advertisement touts Kotex as a new women’s sanitary pad option, claiming superior protection, deodorizing benefit, no laundry or embarrassment, and freedom to wear elegant outfits. It asserts five times absorbency, easy disposal, and nationwide adoption, urging purchase at drug or department stores.
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Kotex
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Charity Council NO. 245
Pomeroy Bend Briefs
Edward Jenkinson
Hoopston
Jesse Brewster
M. L. French
Zanesville
Joe Seimer
Corning
Ed Franz
John Roberts
Pittsburgh
Cora B. Roberts
Herman Fisher
Huber
Bernice Saulters
Lizzie Diehl
Huntington
Diel
Jacob Mees
Sam Strauss
Mulberry Avenue
K. of
P.’s
Ladies Aid
Trinity Lutheran Church
Arthur Rosenbaum
Chauncey and
Elizabeth Robinett
Mae Wade
Mabel Sisson
Bertha Sanders
Ida Hill
Irene Howard
Charles, Jr
Totman
Mrs. Russell
Roy Pendergrass
Clarence Hoskins
Nile Dew
Edward Minister
D. P. Reese
Blanche Brown
Harold Brown
Charles and
Elbert
Louise and
Wilbur Dew
Clarence Russell
Luckoff
Millfield Personals
First Christian Church
Chauncey Personals
William D. Hines
Burr Oak
Mary Hatfield
Madge Barber
R. F. Dowler
Wnelsonville
Oranges
Marion Bush Snyder
Fla
St. Jacobs
Miss Morgan
Gibson
Pharmacy
Prescription
Adam
Adan
Urbana
Liberty Avenue
S. R. Hendrix
Pomeroy, Ohio
Ae Paelz
TOR Records
Jacob Elberfeld
Lucy
Sue Bank
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