Pomery High School PTA Meeting Advised in Pomeroy
The Pom ery High School Parent Teacher Association plans a meeting at the Bender High School Auditorium on Tuesday March 3 at 730 PM. President Mrs Harry Roush notes the date change due to the Home Talent Min iat show.
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Parkersburg
Musa
Olevia Reed
Charles I. Reed
Meigs County
Charlotte Balzel
Io Parkeraburg Hospital
Pomeroy Catholic Church
Puneroy
Moar Youu
Myra Joe Bownrey
BR Tormot
Thomas Fork
Vinton County
Drought Case Fund Rules For Red Cross Aid Explained
Officials clarify that only drought-caused cases qualify for Red Cross assistance and funds from the National Society will not be used for unemployed individuals. The explanation outlines eligibility criteria and safeguards for aid distribution.
Red Cross drought relief survey reported in Athens County
At a Friday meeting of the Drought Relief Survey Committee chairmen, Athens County outlined results across townships. The American Red Cross will fund seed, school milk, food orders, clothing, and farm aid for drought and unemployment cases, with emphasis on targeting needs and avoiding duplication of aid.
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Wnational
Red Qress Society
Ins Kicien Manes
National Society
Athena
Anetican Red Cross Society
Miss Moses
Athens County
Biles Mones
Misa Menes
Red Cross
The
Nations Organization
Ming Moses Gald
Reiler
Isberere
Read Crosse Society
Themis BH. Johnson
Iat
Bishop Cannon's Son Sentenced
A damaged article fragment reports the sentencing of Bishop Cannon's son in a military or religious context. Names appear garbled, but terms suggest a formal judgment and potential appeal. No clear date or location is readable.
Brendel Pleaded Poblemgy In 1819 Meigs County Case
An OCR fragment describes Brendel in a Meigs County matter from 1819. It mentions Pomerly or Beu as clerk, various defendants executed, and a scene at a diner. The text is garbled but signals a historic court or trial with multiple participants and long proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teruel
Willeam Hunt
Mr. Benge
Cps
Jc Sab
Sade
A. B. Maller
Beneol
Dollar on Street Incident Reported in Pomeroy
A dated Pomeroy account describes a pedestrian street scene where a dollar bill is passed along a curb, attracting curious onlookers and bystanders. The event draws a crowd as onlookers watch the note move past pedestrians and note the reactions of a jailer and others nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Grielc
Sheree
Ower
Fata
Founders Day Program At Middlefort School
On February 21 the Park Street Parent Teacher group observed Founders Day with a program by Muse and recitation. Grades from all departments participated. the principal addressed the audience. A later program featured refreshments and five piano pieces, closing with a spirited rendition of The Star Spangled Banner.
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Middlefort
Asken
A A. White
Pioyit
Saw Coxey's Band RACING. Feb. 21
A garbled antiquated account mentions Cooper of Copper Hons herr and Saw Coxey's Army, referencing Washington visits, Queen Lil, and Indian leaders. The text is fragmented, mixing drug dealings and historical figures with unclear events and dates, yielding no clear tale with verifiable facts.
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Cooper
Copper Hons
Washington City
Lil
Hawaihin Islands
Washington
Atewai
Flo
My. Cooper
Caxey
Menadayh
Bel
Crazy Horse
Wisiton
Fatef Bamadine
Mines Ravaged by Wire Thieves in Red Bank Mines
Report from Hobart on Red Bank Mine near the coastline where wire thefts have stripped power lines and motors. Many workers displaced as mine equipment and wiring are stolen, hindering spring operations and endangering property across adjoining valleys and highways.
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Pomepoy
Jreb
Bistacy
Dudidaney
Monars
Aden
Hobdich
Afeigs
Hoeda
Ieee
Heney
Hobart
Hobion Maine
Hobnat
Martin family mourns Middleport resident death at 72
JOAN MARTIN reports Mindleport event as uncle Jonett Martinfall dies at Hosea Columbus Cinemora from heart trouble. He, 72, was a longtime Middleport resident and worker at a steel plant. Survivors include Morel firayt Marlin, John Mir ino gr, and Mrs W. C. Baraxeli among others. Body to be brought to Middleport for burial. In another notice Wilkie Kuster, 14, dies in Columbus hospital after illness. parents at Fairview township, burial plans pending.
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Mindleport
Prk
Jonett Martinfall
Hosea Columbus Cinemora
Martin Wis
Meandeph Martin
Lincolin
Middleport
Middleport Ait Jas Early Ite and Avent Do Caluimbus
Off Steel Avish Company
Merlin
Morel Firayt Marlin
Rhanhbeyh
Omeron
John Mirino Gr
Celkimbus
Mra. W. C. Baraxeli
Ayano Finrhia Hewar
al Ie Epixcapat Church
Burns
Dres Tn
St. Franict
Columbus
Wilkie Kuster
Fairview
Industrial Scout May Be Employed In Industrial Center Effort
A proposal outlines employing an industrial scout to explore opportunities around Potiecoy Bend and nearby communities. The meeting discusses selecting a single coordinating body to investigate contracts with St Babe company, aiming to attract industrial development to Pomeroy and surrounding areas.
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Pittsburgh
Potiecoy Bend
Ines Amaribes al Hagel
Lomantha
Hintess
Immure
Immure Lhe
Panera
Cink
Thir
MidAlepory
Rotary
Chih
Pines
St. Babe
Fragmented OCR note hints at political and social figures
The unreadable text mentions senators, judges, and various named individuals across multiple places and events. It references a chartestad, a Birch UG, Beatles morning, and several personal names like Robert, Celambie, Mae Leva Rytii, and Mr and Mrs WL, implying a miscellaneous public notices page with scattered references and irregularities.
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Senate
Sir Tau
Ales
Roman
Mae
Chartestad Sander
Roy
Mr Mod
Arthur Mule
Wibbe Wall
Notable Heist and Capture Report From Haiti Incident
A chaotic incident in Haiti is described with vague and garbled details about a bandit and a teacher. The report mentions a shootout, a weapon seizure, and a person named Christian who allegedly killed a teacher and seized gun and papers. Independence Kin appears as a location in the narrative.
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Gevause
Givir S. Ohriion
Los Tarlues
Haiti
Ortuber
Isda
Christian
Joehoma
Independence
Fragmented OCR note hints at names and dates
The unreadable snippet lists scattered terms and possible proper nouns such as names and dates but provides no clear event, location, or measurable detail. The garbled text resembles an OCR mishap from a historical newspaper page with multiple corrupted phrases and nonstandard capitalization.
National Council of Women Leaders Miss Lena Phillips
Miss Lena Mudesit Phillips, New York attorney and president of an international federation, has been reelected head of the National Council of Women. The organization reports a cumulative membership of about two million, with extensive support for the council’s advocacy and activities.
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Lena Mudesit
Phillips
New York
International Fracration of Business Ared
Sstend
Council At Women
Conn
Reuvatty
Pension payments and county relief figures amid wartime era
The report lists pension and relief payments to residents, noting amounts such as about 2 dollars yearly and quarterly stipends around 1.50 to 1.80 for some recipients. It mentions the Soldiers Welfare Commission and officials from Columbus and local counties, with several named individuals tied to benefit distributions and administrative costs.
Watch Bucyrus Case Prompted by Central Railroad Shops
The article notes the New York Central Railroad announced shops for Bucyrus would end March 1 and be moved to Colling-Mear, with $50,000 and 50 acres previously given to the city. As value rose, locals expect a settlement as work shifts to Cleveland.
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Iogt Puwidhy
Gufasris
New York Central iRailroad
Bueyius
Colling- Meal
Chavilaid
Lueyrus
Tt Fix
Burytus
Cleveland
Auto tags sold at Pomeroy yard sale
A garbled listing reports auto tags and vehicles at a sale near Pomeroy. Names and dates are unclear, with scattered references to vendors and prices. The text is fragmentary but indicates multiple cars and related items changing hands.
Martha Lust Buried Saturday in Marietta Ohio
Martha Lust widow of William Lust of Pomeroy died Thursday night at 10 in a local hospital after a three week illness. She was a prominent Marietta native, charter member of Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daughter of the American Revolution, and a Grace Episcopal Church member. Surviving daughter Edith Lust Hartinger and several siblings. Funeral services held at the home on Clark Street. interment followed.
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Marietta
Marthe Morviith Lust
Willian Lust
Pomeroy
Madeira
Lugt
Rolly Jand Jane Meredith
Monroe County
William Lust
Remington
Fomeros
Cly
Return
Jonathan Meigs
Grace Episcopal Church
Pomenate
Lust
Edith Lust Hartinger
M. D. Tartinger
Rund Elsters
Merydith
Wiehita
Meryanly
Beaumont
Tex
T. Meryaith
Wiliam Rohr Hlust
Art
Sire
Lasgt
Parneroy
Ea “Des W. Merydith
Mei Liat
Hen
Jane Merydith
Tda
Moyr
Clorant Street
Lasst
P.m. Faterment
Livst
Minister Natnormalized Cleverand Exile Marks Policy Shift
A political official known as minister in exile yesterday announced plans to relocate to the United States after stepping down from duties in Nabenadzbes. The move comes amid ongoing governance reforms and critiques of the Tus code Tepubbic regime, with authorities citing a need for safety and new governance contacts.
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Athens
Cannon
Osmigaons
Tishen
Brendel
Cauety
Nadine
Park Street
Alfred Cooper Lolly Monica
Wi Weldington
C. Mebark
Joan Martin
Parmer Reaktent
Mudteaart Witis A4
Amar al Mame
Tiscuimtanee
Conair Tatarcher
Hhonan
Dfack
Stubbery
Benny Swall
Doin
W. Agh
John
Andre Diede el
C.F Bryawerr
Uae
Whaley Dental Rooms
Geran
Avecen
Nessenger
Stamiphon Aglicoion
Adie Vane
the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Long Life Insurance Company
Columbus-Ohio
Tomerot
Sind
Wadace
Srtmeet
Arid Watanart
National Council of Women
Bhivek Jai Aon
LDS
Ag Greuip
Columbus Vestorlar i Vlediges SE
Bre
Mayme Prac 'Maetaisnt
Whidien
Weare
Serthera Ohl OF
Pateres
Mildleport Red
Ctedion
Keperl
Caldari
Pulite
Llandine de Getler
Martha Lust
Wariesty Hospital
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