Lost dimes found after decades in old Racine home
Emory Jesse of Racine relates Grant Gossett born at Graham Station grew to manhood nearby. Half a century ago a new floor hid Gossett two silver dimes. In a recent search the old house floor was raised and the coins were found where a child tucked them away.
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L Pomeroy
Emory -Jesse
Racine
Grant Gossett
Nease
Graham Station
Schemestead
Mr. iGossett
Panind
Fugitives Flee Toward North Carolina from Charleston Jailbreak
Four inmates escaped from Charleston county jail fled Tuesday and troops say they are moving toward western North Carolina. Sheriff Tyree reports a long distance advisory claiming the men traced toward the North Carolina line in the Big Smoky Mountain area. Three of Tyree’s officers pursue the group, with a message indicating they should follow if the trail leads toward Mexico.
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Huntington
W. Va
Charleston
Tennessee
North Carolina
Sherif Frank M. Tyree
Carbell County
Big Smoky Mountain
Tyree
Sit
Knoxv Town
Mexico
State Pones
C. E. Hall
Boyd Wentz
M. R. Duke
Hospital Notes from Sheltering Ar Hospital
Notes from the Sheltering Ar Hospital list admissions: J. B. Guess from Brown Avenue admitted February 15 after a mine accident near Athens. condition good. Mrs. Mabel Kinrade of Frost admitted February 21 for a minor operation and dismissed next day. Mrs. David Feth of 85 Mulberry Street admitted February 91 for medical treatment, condition serious. Mrs. Glia Marrical of West Washington Street admitted February 23 with a hand burn from work as a stendress at Athens Steam Laundry, condition improving. Convalescents include A. L. Moody, Athens Fiente No, B. W. Bull Athens, Sirs, Susan Staats, Columbus L. Bowman, Albany. Dismissed John Edgar, Nelsonville, and Mrs. Roy Kaspar, Pomeroy.
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J. B. Guess
Brown Avenue
Athens
Mabel Kinrade
Frost
David Feth
Mulberry Street
Glia. Marrical
West Washington Street
A. L. Moody
Fiente No
B. W. Bull
Sirs
Susan Staats
Columbu
L. I. Bowman
Albany
John Edgar
Nelsonville
Roy Kaspar
Pomeroy
Lindbergh Says Marriage Would Curtail Flying
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, about to begin the fourth leg of his western airline inspection tour, admitted that his upcoming marriage to Risa Anne Alorro would tend to limit his flying. When asked if the wedding would keep him on the ground more, he replied Yes with a smile.
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Wichita
Ray
Per
Western Airlines
Charles A. Lindbergh
Risa Anne Alorrow
Lindbergh
Maria Gilmore Held After Stabbing Incident Plea
Maria Gilmore was jailed by Washington D. C. authorities after being arrested on charges of stabbing her father in law during a family quarrel. The weapon used was a pair of scissors and the case was forwarded to the Grand Jury for indictment consideration.
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Washington D. HL
Maria Gilmore
Buried in East ern Meigs Former Reedsville resident’s body to burial
The body of Mrs. E. A. Coleman 79 mother of Mrs Joy Packard will be moved from Columbus Ohio to Reedsville for funeral and burial by N S Cook. Survived by two sons Ira Coleman and Dr J W Coleman one daughter B J Williamsen and others. Grandchildren listed.
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Pomeroy
Reedsville
Meigs
Ohlo State Journal
Colum. Dus
E. A. Coleman
Joy Packard
Leckbourne Road
Reedsville For Funeral and Burial By N. 8. | .Cook
Ira C. Coleman
North Ardmore Road
J)w. BR. Coleman
Bremen
B. J. Willamsen
Kemore Head
A. M. & Bryant
Frederick
Oklah
L. RR. Meller
Tuppers Plains
Drastic Penalties Removed From Bill In UK Context
A House and Senate conference report removed drastic penalties from a bill. Amendments would have deported gunmen bootleggers gangsters racketeers and drug peddlers. Conferees restored the bill as amended by the Labor Department to grant drastic powers and penalties for deported aliens re entering the United States.
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Beh
House
Senate
Labor Department
Chicago Doctor Kidnapped and drugged in Detroit
Dr Loyal Tucker, a Chicago dentist and witness in a seven man case, was abducted by four men in Chicago on Valentine’s Day. He was drugged and woke during a drive to Detroit where he was thrown from a car. He identified one truck as a killer during police investigations.
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Chicago
Loyal Tucker
Facker
Chicaroa Hotel
Tarker
Detriot
Aged Woman Fatally Burned in Ravenswood Stove Accident
Mrs Rachel Murphy, an elderly former Meigs County resident now living in Ravenswood, died after her clothing caught fire from a gas stove last Sunday. Neighbors aided after her screams attracted help. funeral and burial were held in Ravenswood with eleven children among survivors.
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Pomeroy
Rachel Murphy
Meigs County
Ravenswood
Ravenwood
Harry Hoffman Promoted to Toledo Boiler Inspector
Harry Hoffman, transferred from Hobson to Bucyrus, has been sent to Toledo for a better position as boiler inspector. The move is described as a fine promotion. He recently graduated with an average grade of 90 percent. Local church service announcements for Sunday evening were received too late for the church page.
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Pomeroy
the Messenger
Church of Christ
Grace Episcopal Church
Hobson
Scranton
Ijn
Nmiddleport
Harry Hoffman
Bucyrus
Toledo
Gallia County Man Named for Deputy Fire Marshal
Pomeroy news reports appointments in the Tenth District with McCormick backed by Sherman Eagle prevailing as Gallia County's candidate. Arthur Tracy of Donneroy farmer is slated to become deputy marshal at large. Billy and Clifford, longtime vaudeville figures, will retire from performance to join as deputy fire marshals by gubernatorial appointment.
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Pomeroy
McCormick
Gaffia County
Sherman Eagle
Arthur O. Tracy
Donneroy Farmer
Billy & Clifford
Cooper
Welch home burns to ground in Middleport blaze
A fire destroyed the Welch home in Middleport on Friday forcing multiple emergency responses. Town residents planned prayer meetings at the Church of Christ and at several private homes as investigators search for the cause, with a Pekingese dog reported missing and insurance covering the partly burned property.
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WELCH
Middleport
Middleport Church
If. J. Aysell
South Third Street
ML Re
Warren Carrier
Firth
Siving Heath Llerbert Fink
Beech Street
John Iddleport
Thinsarhy
Insura&ee
Tire
Double Surprise Middleport Mention at Church Party
In Middleport on Feb 30 a joint Loyal Women and Loyal Men class party honored Mrs H H F Scott and her husband with a birthday cake and gifts. About 45 to 69 guests attended at the church parsonage, with next meeting planned at Mrs R B Laughsad’s home.
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Middleport
HH. F. Scott
aAlay
Flor
Ureh
Giaurdner
Mrs. Gardner
M Gardner
R. B. Laughsad
Miller and Lambert relatives visit Trenton
Mrs Lambert left for Greenville South Carolina after a month with her daughter and husband in Trenton. Mrs Miller returned to Middleport. Mrs Me Crary entertained Jane Rev Beardsley of Gallipolis land. Rev Beardsley and wife linger at Washington M E Church Friday evening. Mrs Nicholas Hennes had been very sick with pneumonia but is improving.
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HG. Miller
Motherard Lambert
Trenton
Nicholas Hennes
Snowbound Trip Home Stranded in Snow and Rain
Dewitt and his wife Ondo and their grandson are trapped en route home in heavy snowdrifts and rain. A large pilot may help push their vehicle out of the drifts by nightfall as rescue crews assess the situation.
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Waashengtc
Branks Dawitt
Fiotian
Ondo
Dewitt
Pomeroy burial place dispute over eight W Pomeroy
In Pomeroy the burial place of eight W Pomeroy sparks debate. Investigation shows remains lie in Mast Cemetery then moved to Teach Grove Cemetery on Naylors Run. Mrs McKay travels to Parkersburg for death of brother in law CG Wells. Wells funeral held today with attending relatives.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
W. Pomeroy
Cig
Buriel
Ciizens
Horton
Naylors Run
Teach Grove Cemetery
Ren Coir
McKay
Parkersiburg Iuriday
CG. T. Wells
One Cent a Day Insurance Policy Promises $100 Monthly
National Protective Insurance Association offers accident insurance at one cent daily. Benefit $100 a month for 12 months, $1,000 to $1,500 at death. Premium $3.65 per year. No medical exam required. Over 100,900 policies already in force. Open to men, two men, and children over ten. Mail details to Kansas City, Missouri address for trial or payment.
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Gost
National Protectve Insurance Association
Trea
National Protective Isurance Association
Scarritt Bidg
Kansas City
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