Emergency Relief Funds Distributed in Meigs County
Three thousand two hundred dollars in emergency relief was distributed Thursday among Meigs County boards of trustees, with Dayton Frost of the State Relief Commission present. Townships received varying amounts while two hundred twenty dollars was allocated to the county superintendent of schools for needy children. Funding rules emphasize work for able bodied men and targeted aid for families lacking working members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Chester
Lebanon
Letart
Olive
Orange
Rutland
Salem
Salisbury
Scipio
Sutton
Ddir
Church Drives Support for Team Equipment Drive
Parish members organize a social at the church to raise funds and collect equipment for the team. The event gathers families and community volunteers aiding the effort.
William Williamson dies after long illness in Pomeroy
William Williamson a longtime tinner dies at his niece Mrs George Hobstetter home on Rose Hill Pomeroy after a long illness He worked nearly 50 years for Skimmer Hardware then ran his own shop in Upper Pomeroy He is survived by two nieces Mrs Virgie Hartley and Mrs Bertha Hobstetter whose family resided with him and his wife who died in 1913.
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Pomeroy
William Willamson
George Hobstetter
Rose Hill
Williamson
Skimmer Hardware Company
Upper Pomeroy
Virgie Hartley
Bertha Hobstetter
Mrs. Williamson
Arrest of Mrs Martha Buchanan on Reckless Driving Charge
Mrs Martha Buchanan of Columbus was arrested in Pomeroy by Traffic Officer Dana Roush and Constable William Robson on reckless driving and license charges. Her husband Archie Buchanan, distributor of The Ohio Examiner, pleaded not guilty for both and could not post a $590 bond, being committed to Meigs County Jail until his wife could cover the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Buchanan
Pomeroy
Martha Buchanan
Columbus
Dana Roush
William Robson
Buchanan
Meigs County
County School Executive Speaks at Middleport PTA
Middleport February 24 County Superintendent C C Chapman spoke at a Middleport PTA meeting held in the Home Economics room on Pearl Street Mrs Booth of the Southeast District was to speak but went to Columbus for a conference Mrs William Bradford president reported on the Fifth Grade play February Day directed by Mrs Guy Reynolds the play drew a large attendance and the meeting closed after refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
C. C. Chapman
Parent- Teacher Association
Home Economics
Pearl Street
William Bradford
Middleport Association
Guy Reynolds
Bradford
J. O. Leonard
Addison
Eben Waddell
South Fourth Avenue
Ben Erwin
Charleston
Will Robson
South Second Avenue
Garfield Street
D. S. Farmer
Arthur Skinner
W. B. Russell
Cashier Parker
Columbus
Russell
Mr. Parker
Ohio Banker's Meeting
Pomeroy
Cora Warner
Chester Road
Elizabeth Huber
Jacob Roller
Charlies Hartley
Dan Phillips
Clat Jones
Clifford Phillips
Veterans Hear Talks On Their Problems
More than 200 veterans gathered at the Courthouse in Pomeroy for an American Legion meeting. Speakers included Robert Warner George Childs and W E Melvin who warned that abolishing disability and compensation laws would disrupt money flow and hurt veterans and businesses. Plans for a Legion membership drive were announced.
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Pomeroy
American Legion
Robert Warner
Legion District
George Childs
W. E. Melvin
Middleport
The
Legion
Anniversary Celebrated Washington Party Wednesday
Harvey French hosted a Washington birthday party at his Union Avenue home with card games and refreshments. Attendees included the Warner, Blackwood, and Roush families among others. The event marked Washington’s birthday and French’s own birthday.
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Pomeroy
George Washington
Harvey French
Washington
Union Avenue
Marvey French
Jack Warner
Louise
Lucille
Horace McElhinney
Mra
W. Warner
Far Roush
Arthur Roush
Edna Roush
Mrs J H Mouldon Hosts 71st Birthday Dinner
Middleport on February 24 reports Mrs J H Mouldon marked her seventy first birthday with a family dinner. Out of town guest Elizabeth Dixon of West Columbia attended.
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Middleport
J. H. Mouldon
Elizabeth Dixon
West Columbia
Suits Filed in Meigs County Court Actions
Meigs County common pleas court filings include Federal Chemical Company versus R M Swindler for 154.27, Ruth A Linscott versus Marion Moore for 1050 with interest, with a cog novit judgment of 793.12. Additional filings name J K Swindler FE M Swindler and R M Swindler in related promissory debt actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Common Pleas Court
Federal Chemical Company
R. M. Swindler
E. M. Swindler
J. K. Swindler
Ruth A. Linscott
Marion Moore
FE. M. Swindler
Plains Students Prepare Home Talent Minstrel
The Plains High School presents a home talent minstrel in the grade school auditorium on Tuesday and Wednesday night February 28 and March with a matinee for grades on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Louise Diver leads, with assistants Helen Anderson and Mary Dister. Wv. O. Kail serves as interlocutor.
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the Plains
the Plains High School
Louise Diver
Helen Anderson
Mary Dister
Wv. O. Kail
Naomi Bible Class Seeds Washington Program at Plains
Naomi Bible Class of The Plains M E Church met at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Barrows with Mrs. Henry Evans in charge. Louise Yates, Frances Lyons and Elizabeth McCullough presented readings, a quartet performed, and a seasonally served social hour followed.
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the Plains
Naomi Bible
The
Plains
M. E. Church
Kenneth Barrows
Henry Evans
Thelma McAllister
Florence Bell
Andra Raid
Washington
Lola Yates
Frances Lyons
Elizabeth McCullough
Helen Michael
Marie Michael
Jean Porter
Protest Meeting Planned by The Plains PTA
Under The Plains Parent Teacher Association a community mass meeting is set for Monday at 7 p m in the grade school auditorium. The gathering protests the planned withdrawal of the vocational home economics education program from schools as ordered by Gov. White. Attendance of all interested is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
The
Plains Parent Teacher Association
Mrs Mary Tinkham Dies at The Plains
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Tinkham aged eighty four died at her home in The Plains after heart trouble. Funeral service will be held Saturday at 3 PM at The Plains M E Church with burial at Chauncey. She was born January 17 1849 in Rockingham County Virginia and married Hiram Tinkham in 1866. She leaves a husband seven children Horton and William of Jacksonville Carl and Oscar of The Plains Charlie at home two daughters Mrs Emma Quinlan Congo and Mrs Eva Walters Jacksonville.
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the Plains
Mary Elizabeth Tinkham
the Plains M. E. Church
Chauncey
Women's Bible Class Meets at Chauncey
Chauncey February meeting notes from Chauncey Church of Christ describe the Christian Woman's Bible Class at Mrs. Floyd Nye's home with Mrs. Nye presiding. The social hour included a contest with prizes to Mrs. Wesley Walburn and Mrs. Guy Gardner.
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Chauncey
Christian Woman's Bible Clas
Chauncey Church of Christ
Floyd Nye
High Street
Nye
V. Rhibrand
Helen Howard
Wesley Walburn
Guy Gardner
Shafer
Bradfield
Wat Ferrer
Harvey Nye
Washington
Frank Millington
Vv. Ablbrand
Sam Tippett
Watt Ferrer
Charlies Bradfield
Guy Brockina
Peter Rankin
John Shafer
E. W. Bingman
Thomas R. Hamilton
James Ferguson
Revival Begin Tonight at Morristown Holiness Church
Rev Fin ger starts a revival at Morristown Holiness Church in Chauncey tonight with regular pastor Rev Charles Hook assisting. Public invited to attend.
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Chauncey
Finger
Morristown
Holiness Church
Charles Hook
Daughters of America Honor Degree Staff Meeting
The Degree Staff of Charity Council No 245 Daughters of America will be hosted by Mrs H B Allensworth and Miss Maude Jewksbury at the Allensworth residence on Grant Street Friday evening. A potluck dinner is set for 6 50 o clock before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Charity Council No. 245 Daughters of America
H. BE
Allensworth
Maude Jewksbury
Grant Street
Jerry's Coming playlet to be staged at Millfield lodge hall
Millfield records a Saturday evening program by Mazon Council Degree of Pocahontas. The playlet Jerry's Coming appears with other attractions and special vocal and instrumental music at 7 30 p m.
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Millfield
Jerry
Lodge Hall
Mazon Council
Pocahontas
Plains Residents Share Visits and Dinner Hosting
Wesley Luman recovers slowly from an infected tooth as Fred Craig of Columbus visits at the Luman home. Mrs Eva Smith hosts Mrs W E Dicken and family from Lower Plains. The Plains guests Miss Verna Dukeman and Miss Verna Wallace dine with Mr and Mrs Edger Bannon in The Plains. Lavonda Moore and Robert Moore also visited.
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Chauncey
Wesley Lyman
Lower Plains
Patricia Blanche
James Moore
Burlington
Iowa
Luman
Charles Fleming
Wesley Luman
Fred Craig
Columbus
W. E. Dicken
Wendell Moore
Roger
Carbon Hill
Dicken
Eva Smith
the Plains
Verna Dukeman
Verna Wallace
Edger Bannon
Athens
Lavonda Moore
Robert Moore
Rannon
Plains
College Scores Snapshot From Multiple Matchups
Akron over Baldwin Wallace 32 to 18. Dayton defeats Toledo 39 to 26. Evansville past Southern Illinois Teachers 43 to 37. Findlay beats Bluffton 26 to 23. West Virginia Wesleyan edges Glenville 36 to 35. Muskingum tops Denison 35 to 21. North Dakota U defeats North Dakota State 36 to 26. Ohio Northern over Heidelberg 40 to 29. Rhode Island beats Brown 44 to 25.
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Akron
Baldwin-Wallace
Dayton
Toledo U
Evansville
Ind
Southern Iil- Teachers
Findlay
Bluffton
W. Va. Wesleyan
Glenville
Muskingum
Denison
N. Dakota U
N. Dakota State
Ohio Northern
Heidelberg
Rhode Island
Brown
Schaaf Case Closed Exonerates All Involved
New York officials announced that Assistant District Attorney James F. Daly closed the Schaaf Prime Camera bout inquiry. Fifteen witnesses were questioned and no negligence found. The medical examiner linked Schaaf’s death to brain inflammation from a recent influenza attack. A grand jury was deemed unnecessary.
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New York
U.P
James F. Daly
Ernie Schaaf
Schaaf
Daly
Harris Named Notre Dame 1932 Most Valuable Player
James Harris of Bellaire Ohio left guard on Notre Dame for three seasons was voted the 1932 most valuable player at the annual football dinner. He received a mounted silver football and his name will be inscribed on Notre Dame's first football blanket worn by the late Knute Rockne, announced by Rev M A Mulcaire.
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South Bend
Ind
U.P
James Harris
Bellaire
Notre Dame
Harris
M. A. Mulcaire
Knute Rockne
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Mrs. Beaver
A J. Beaver
Palmer Street
William Williamson
Tinner
North Court St
Maxwell House
Chipso
Victor
Columbia
Brunswick
Leonard Refrigerator
Summers & Son
Cline Bldg
Athens, O
Chapman
Washington Party
Middleprokit
Harrisonville
Trover Lyons
William Gilmore
Lawrence Gilmore
Naomi
Kenneth
Mary Tinkham
Fred No
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
Ruth Bridgewater
Collembls
C. N. Sanders
Bob
Miss Haze
LaHugh
Charlies Bradfield, Jr
Quick's
Ady
Golden Dream Coffee
Pas Oe
Mes
KR. Nelson
Maplewood Drive
Herb J. Parker
State St
Jenni Preston
W. Hunter St
Logan
Ohio
Malcolm Hartley
C. F. Wallace
Front St
Glouster
Harry Edington
E. Washington &St. Nelsonville
Betterton Coffee Company
Ashland, Ky
Dasketball
Furnitur
Tomorow
J. B. Swanson
N. Court St
Wisconsin
Specia
Cheese Kraft’s —In
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Soda Crackers Country Club
Seminole
Larg
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Jewel
Country Club
Fresh Bread Country Club
Kidney
Prunes
Californa
Kelloggs
Smoked Callies Country Club
Sugar
Chuck Roast
Loin Park
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