Jersey Man Returns to Jail After Destruction Case
POMEROY Feb 20 Jersey known as Jersey is released after brief jail time then resumes work with Max Farber. He pleads guilty to malicious destruction of property in M. L. French court and is fined 32 dollars 40 cents for smashing a door and window at Tommy Taylor’s home due to non payment of room rent.
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Pomeroy
Gs County
David
Jersey
Errell
Cliff Harry Rice
Jer
Max Farber
Barber
Jerik
Distrie M. L. French
Thurs- Bay
Landford
Tommy” Taylor
Tom
Meigs Sportsmen Organize for Fish and Game Action
A Meigs County gathering reorganizes the Meigs County Fish and Game club to promote fish and game culture and seek the appointment of a game warden for Meigs County. Officers named include President Jake Kharten, Secretary Clarence Hamm, Treasurer Hart Stanbery, with a nine member executive committee. Annual dues set at one dollar.
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Pomeroy
Isaac Wallon
Meigs County
Fish and Tme Club
Generly
Jake
Khartendi
Clarence Hamm
Hart Stanbery
H. Bennett
Val E. Brown
L. G. Gribble
Wm. Michaels
Hn Sauvage
B. G. Vance
Wil Stobart
Herbert Riggs
William Folrod
Eigs
Mission entertains church group with programs
The Woman's Mission of the Presbyterian church hosted a regnar monthly meeting at the church on a Wednesday evening. The program included a musical item a short playlet and refreshments making for an agreeable and pleasant evening.
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Mideport Presbyterian Church
Asic
Elks Charity Ball Raises Funds in Pomeroy
More than 150 couples attended the Elk charity ball at the Knights of Pythias hall in Pomeroy on Wednesday evening. Blue and white decorations featured a prominent Elk head and clock motif. A good sum was raised for benevolent purposes within the Pomeroy Bend area. Committee: Dr. B A McCullough, chairman. Garfield Adams. James Beveridge. R. D. Young. Fred Brison. C. H. Keehne.
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Pomeroy
Knights of Pythias
Pomeroy Bend
A. McCullough
Garfield Adams
James Beveridge
R. D. Young
Fred Brisson
C. H. Keehne
Five Small Boys to Face Court in Middleport Milk Bottle Case
Five youths aged ten to fifteen from Middleport are summoned to probate court over a milk bottle theft ring. Milk and money missing from doorsteps were allegedly recycled by selling empties to milk dealers. Suspects named are Marion and Harold Estep, Harlow Swink, Dale Darst, and Herman Gaffney.
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Middleport
Floyd Daniels
Lower Middleport
Cora B. Roberts
Dana Roush
Marion
Harold Estep
Harlow Swink
Dale Darst
Herman Gaffney
Marietta Mfg Lands New Steel Ferry Boat
Pomeroy reported the Marietta Manufacturing Company of Point Pleasant West Virginia delivered a new steel ferry boat at 141 feet long and 30 feet wide with a 5 foot 2 inch depth. Once outriggers are added the width becomes 38 feet with deck space for 35 automobiles. The vessel is slated for use at Cairo Illinois.
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Pomeroy
Marietta Manufacturing Company
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Cairo
Ilinois
Former Resident Dies in Columbus
POMEROY Feb 20 Frank Schwartzwalder rushed to Columbus when his mother Mrs Kate Schwartzwalder sank from illness and died. Daughter of the late Frank Gloeckner she had lived with her widowed sister Veronica Maurer in Columbus. She leaves two sons one of whom is Frank. Her husband died years ago in a wagon salt barrel accident. Funeral services were held in Columbus with burial there.
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Pomeroy
Frank Schwartzwalder
Columbus
Kate Schwartzwalder
Organ Recital Pleases Pomeroy Audience
A large Peace Evangelical church audience in Pomeroy on Tuesday evening enjoyed a fine organ program by J. B. Francois McDowell of Columbus Central Methodist Church. Each number was preceded by a short talk by McDowell on organ music and the composers, reflecting his impressions from good music. This was the second winter recital, following an earlier St Pauls Church appearance by Prof. Williams.
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St. Pauls Church
Prof. Williams
Shower For Mrs Nease Honors A Recent Bride
A Friday evening shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Judge Webster honored Mrs. Harvey L. Nease, a bride of recent date. Guests included Mrs. John Hite, Mrs. Curt Weaver, Mrs. Manning Webster, and others, with refreshments served and many useful gifts given.
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Neasf
Harvey L. Nease
Judge Webster
John Hite
Mis. Curt Weaver
Manning Webster
Mary Glidden
Clarice Maag
Helen Gilmore
Roscoe Harden
Earl Nease
Homer Jacobs
Jacob Reibel
Mary Elizabeth Reibel
J. F. Carleton
Inspection clears Champion ferry boat after check
The Champion ferry boat was inspected by a United States inspector and marked OK in all departments. Jesse Idle, 12, of New Haven, accidentally shot himself with a rifle but did not seek help until the wound grew painful and required medical attention.
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United States
Jesse Idle
New Haven
Grandmother at twenty five lecture to be held at Pomeroy church
Rev. W C Jones will deliver an illustrated lecture on the subject A Grandmother at Twenty-five often the case in China at the Pomeroy Presbyterian church Sunday evening. The piece notes a bullet removal at St Joseph hospital in Park ersburg with the patient now reported satisfactory.
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St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Tribune- Telegraph
W. C. Jones
China
Pomeroy Presbyterian Church
Shops Close Over Week Period in Middleport
Middleport reports K. and M. Hobson railroad shops will close after closing time today and not resume until Monday morning March 2. A rumor of nine crews being cut off the line was denied after a call to Hobson train dispatcher's office.
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Middleport
Hobson
More Petitions Presented for Road Graveling in Sutton Township
Pomeroy February reports citizens of Sutton township filed a petition to gravel the Racine to Lebanon line road section from Shinn place to the Lebanon township line a distance of nine tenths of a mile. Combined with other petitions it would complete the Racine to Portland road if county commissioners act favorably.
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Pomeroy
Racine-Portland
Lebanone Township
Sutton Township
Shinn Place
Lebanon Township
Racine
Portland
Road repairs on Pomeroy Athens highway praised by motorists
Athens county commissioners receive thanks from motorists using the detour on the Pomeroy Athens 159 highway as crews fill ruts scrape and drag the roadway. More thanks will come as reconstruction progresses.
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Pomeroy
Athens County
Motorista
Athens
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Take two tablets every three hours for three doses. The first dose relieves, the second and third break up the cold. Pleasant and safe to use with no quinine or opiates. Millions use Papes Cold Compound. Price 35 cents, druggists guarantee it.
Local Social Notes and Travel Tidbits
Mrs. Carl Schaefer hosted her bridge club at her Lincoln Hill home on Wednesday. Miss Josephine Williams travels to Pittsburgh for the weekend visit. Miss Tony Eblin’s Main Street party honors her birthday with over twenty friends. Herman and Mr. Fisher return from Akron. Sheriff Harry Rice brings prisoners home from Mansfield and Columbus. Francis Willock ill at Gravel Hill with grippe. Josephine Moriarty, now in Columbus, plans to settle there. Dr. Janie Nye Gilliford and Mrs. Carrie Nye return from Cincinnati after Albert Seibert’s death.
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Carl Schaefer
Bridge Club
Lincoln Hill
Philip Meiers
Pomeroy
Messenger Bureau
Philip Meier
Huntington
Phils
Josephine Williams
Pittsburgh
Tony Eblin
Main Street
Herman Fisher
Ray Vale
Akron
Harry Rice
Mansfield
Columbus
Francis Willock
Gravel Hill
Josephine Moriarty
Middleport
Fourth Street
Janie Nye Gilliford
Carrie Nye
Cincinnati
Albert Seibert
Pomeroy High Girls Set to Face Middleport Saturday
Pomeroy High School girls basketball will host Middleport girls at Middleport this Saturday. The matchup features two local teams with readers urged to attend and support.
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Pomeroy
Kiwanis Meeting Highlights Dr Kinon Talk at Pomeroy
The Pomeroy Middleport Kiwanis heard Dr. E. G. Kinon of the Gallipolis state hospital speak at their Tuesday evening meeting. Thirty two covers were laid for the event.
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Pomeroy-Middleport
E. G. Kinon
State Hospital
Gallipolis
Teir
Local Notes From Brownsville And Nearby
Miss Nancy Ackess visits ten days with her parents at Brownsville. A J Martin and son travel to Pekin Illinois for a relative's death. Charles Hartley of the Tribune Telegraph recovers from two weeks illness. Oliver Hartley heads to Ada for Dad's Day with Delta Sigma Phi at Ohio Northern University. Earl Hartley a member attends with his fraternity. Judge A P Miller and Dr L G Gribble return from an auto trip to Columbus. Mrs Scott C Ridgeway visits Athens and Gallipolis for home welfare work.
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Nancy Ackess
Brownsville
A. J. Martin
Kerri Run
Pekin
Ilinois
Charles Hartley
Tribune Telegraph
Oliver Hartley
Ada
Ohio Northern University
Delta Sigma Phi
Earl
Tech
Tribune-Telegraph
A. P. Miller
L. G. Gribble
Columbus
Scott C. Ridgeway
Athens
Gallipolis
Australia adopts cow noseprint ID system
In Melbourne authorities introduce nose prints as a cattle identification method. The system is claimed to be easier and more humane than hot branding, reducing animal stress.
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Australia
Bronchuline Emulsion Promises Fast Cough Relief
An old promotional notice urges readers to ask their druggist for Bronchuline Emulsion to conquer stubborn coughs. It touts quick relief, claims no chloroform or dope, and recommends buying from Cline Pharmacy Co or other up to date druggists.
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Sbronchuline
Cline Pharmacy Co
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Simmons
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C. D. Shafer Co
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Pape
Alo
U. S
Conklin
Endura
Logan's Book and News Store
Lostro Building
South Court Street
Melbourne
Swanson Furniture Co
West Gate
Dows
the Swanson Furniture Co
North Court Street
Baby Goods
Castile
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
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