Professor Fremont Vale 70 Dies in California Auto Crash
POMEROY Feb 29 Professor Fremont Vale 70 died in a Los Angeles auto crash Feb 19 and was buried at Wheeling Gallia county. Vale led Wingate Academy 1884 1901 and later taught mathematics at Lincoln Memorial University Murphy College in Tennessee retiring ten years ago. He lived in Freano California and leaves a widow and two sons the Rev Roy Ewing Vale Oak Park Illinois and Clair Fremont Vale Detroit Medical College. He was related to the Wales in Megis county.
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Oak Park
Ill
Clair Fremont Vale
Detroit Medical College
Megis County
Embroidery Club Social at Miss Nella Zirkle's Home
Miss Nella Zirkle entertained her embroidery club on Monday evening at Walnut Street home. Members present included Mrs. Fred Thomas Miss Bessie Rudisill Mrs. Clarence Fisher Mrs. Nan Moore and Misses Doris Mankin and Saide Cross. Refreshments were served after the busy hours.
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Nella Zirkle
Walnut Street
Miss Zirkle
Fred Thomas
Bessie Rudisill
Clarence Fisher
Nan Moore
Doris Mankin
Saide Cross
Marriage licenses issued for two couples in Middieport
John Larkin aged 20 a mechanic of Middieport and Filorie de Parfitt aged 17 of Middieport were married Monday evening by Rev Line berger Swanson 22 a mechanic and Edith Lamb 17 of Rger were wed by Justice French.
Film to be shown at Majestic on March 1
Promoters of the vocational mining class announce a film titled When a Man's a Miner will be shown at the Majestic theater Thursday night March 1 at 7 o'clock. The picture is provided by the United States Bureau of Mines. The public is welcomed and no admission charge will be made.
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Pomeroy
Majestic Theater
United States Bureau of Mines
Court of Appeals Hears Mine Suit
A crowded court in Pomeroy hears the New Pittsburg Company against Ebersbach interests over coal mine property balances. Four arguments were heard yesterday with three more this morning before the appeals court considers the case. Also listed: Robert J. Salisbury v. The Pennsylvania Grit Company and G. O. Will v. Percy L. Peoples.
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Ebersbach
Pittsburg Company
Appeals
Robert J
Salisbury
Pennsylvania Grit Company
G. O. Will
Percy L. Peoples
Middleport Doctor Exempt From Civil Service Exam
Dr. Charlies O. Probst a former Middleport resident and newly appointed Franklin county sanitarium superintendent will not face a civil service exam. State civil service head cites special qualifications and statute allowing suspension of civil service rules. Probst has led tuberculosis efforts in Ohio for 30 years and authored many related laws. He previously served as Ohio Health Officer and is elder brother of E. G. Probst, local confectionery leader.
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Middleport
Charlies O. Probst
Board of
County Commissioners
Franklin ‘County
Probst
Ohio
E. G.probst
North Second Street
Mrs Kirby Injured In Fall On Grand Street
Middleport report states Mrs Kirby slipped at her Grand street home and broke a small arm bone near the wrist while dislocating hand bones on the other hand. Her physician attended and kept her comfortable as she endures considerable pain.
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Middleport
Grand Street
Miner Otto Herrald Suffers Third Accident At Syracuse Mine
Minersville report Otto Herrald aged 27 sustained his third injury in a short period yesterday when his foot was crushed by a fall of ore in the Syracuse mine. He will use crutches for recovery after a prior foot injury and a later broken leg from the same incidents.
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Minersville
Otto Herrald
Syracuse
Bailey Dies at 85 A Lifelong Eastern Meigs Resident
Urial J. Bailey 85 longtime Meigs County resident died Sunday at his home near Reedsville. He married Phoebe Full of Jackson County West Virginia in 1868. she preceded him in death. Survived by daughters Delia Schlaegel Zanesville Viola Torrence Long Bottom Lilah Mays Reedsville. sons Charles B Harvey Reedsville Clarence Zanesville. 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services held this morning in the Christian church.
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Pomeroy
Urial J. Bailey
Meigs County
Reedsville
Phoebe Full
Jackson County
W. Va
Delia Schlaegel
Zanesville
Viola Torrence
Long Bottom
Lilah Mays
Charles B
Harvey
Clarence
The
Christian Church of
Locomotive Shop Moved to Bucyrus Consolidation
At the Community club meeting in Middleport on Feb 29 the move was announced transferring the locomotive shop from Hobson to Bucyrus to consolidate with the Bucyrus shop. Superintendent Maynard Davis and part of his squad will relocate effective April 1. General Manager Emery indicated Hobson car shops will grow to compensate and, in one or two years, become among the largest on the New York Central Lines.
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Middleport
Hobson
Bucyrus
Maynard Davis
Emery
New York Central
Burial Details From Reedsville Service
A member at Reedsville was conducted by the Rev. D. D. Watkins of Tuppery Plains. Burial was made in the Pleasant Home cemetery.
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Reedsville
D. D. Watkins
Tuppery Plains
Pleasant Home Cemetery
Public meet relief remarks and Miss Sutton clarified
In Pomeroy a report on a public relief meeting quoted Miss Georgia Sutton a Forest Run school teacher saying some children faced nervous strain. She asks to state she was not quoted properly. The Messenger aims to ease criticism on an overburdened teacher. The piece also notes a Middleport Woman's Music Club program at Heath M E church under Mrs Frances Klein with Liszt Mendelssohn Weber Schubert and Schumann works and several solos and duets.
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Pomeroy
Georgia Sutton
Forest Run
Woman's Music Club of
Midadleport
Heath M. E. Church
Liszt
Mendelssohm
von Weber
Schubert
Schumann
Frances Klein
America the Beautiful
Mr. Morgan
Lighting of Streets Discussed at Chauncey Meeting
Fred Mc Kay and Carl Neff of the Southern Ohio Electric company spoke at Chauncey high school on street lighting and town delinquency in electric bills. The group also considered improving East Sycamore street to the school. Volunteers offered trucks, gravel, gasoline, and labor to start work within days under Mayor W D Hines.
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Chauncey
Fred McKay
Carl Neff
Athens
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Chauncey High School
Sycamore Street
W. D. Hines
Marshal Burke
Miners Meeting Draws 500 Plus At Chauncey Hall
More than 500 attendees, including men and women, gathered in the Knights of Pythias hall for a miners weekly meeting in Chauncey. Local president C. C. presided as music by an orchestra and Saints' church choir opened the program. Readings by Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Cunningham accompanied Beckler’s solo. Speakers Rev Guss Graham Doc Blair Luckoff and Rev N A spoke. A drum corps will provide music next week.
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Chauncey
K. of P. Hall
C. C
Saints’ Church
Myers
Cunningham
Beckler
Guss Graham
Doc Blair
Luckoff
Murple
Fire origin unclear in early morning blaze
A fire at a residence on Main Street in the city damaged a home yesterday morning. Investigators work to determine how the blaze started and whether it caused any injuries.
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Emaunoey
Harry Main
Thin City
Chauncey High School couples host double event
In Chauncey Ellis avenue home of Mr and Mrs Charles Shields the Junior and Senior classes and faculty gathered Monday to honor newlyweds Donald O Neal and Faye Southerton O Neal. They received a silk bed spread and enjoyed music dancing and cards. Fifty six guests attended with several faculty members present. In a separate note Loyal Women’s Bible class surprised birthday celebrant Mrs Ira Myers at Mrs Floyd Myers home with games contests and a pot-luck supper.
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Chauncey
Mik
Charles C. Shields
Ellis Avenue
Chauncey-Dover High School
Donald O'Neal
Faye Southerton
Junifor
Shields
Alta Miller
Miller
Pearl Henry
Ruth Fiske
Christine Courtney Brown
Loyal Woman's Bible Class
Church of Christ
Floyd Myers
Ira Myers
T. R. Hamilton
Myers
Local residents visit and return home this Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barker of Athens spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Gabriel Jr. T. R. Robinett, long employed in Mansfield, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Fiske of Nelsonville visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gabriel here. Harry Moore called on his mother Mrs. Frank Moore in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. John Shaner of Millfield visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burchfield. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fiske of Nelsonville and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sickles were here.
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Floyd Barker
Athens
George Gabriel
T. R. Robinett
Mansfield
Orrin Fiske
Nelsonville
Fred Gabriel
Harry Moore
Frank Moore
John Shaner
Millfield
Liszt based paper and musical evening features
A program on Franz Liszt by Mrs. Alice James opened with a life sketch, followed by vocal solo by Miss Woodrum and violin by Mr. Scholl. The chorus closed with two numbers Gypsy Life and Spinning Chorus. Armo Stansbury hosted guests in a dining room with silver service and French marigolds while Mrs Gibbs and several hostesses assisted.
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Tee
Local residents visit relatives during lengthy juggle of trips
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Brooks and son Charles travel to Columbus to visit sister Mrs. G A Williamson and husband on business with a large garage. Luther Bobo and Archie Merrill of Hamden visit Elmer Gaskill for the weekend. Mrs. George Patten of Columbus visits in town with her daughter Mrs. Cecil Root and family. Captain and Mrs. H H Bennett go to Akron to visit relatives, including Mrs Runsell and family and M F Bennett and family.
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Middleport
Mrs. C
Brooks
Charles
Columbus
G. A. Williamson
Mr. Brook
Luther Bobo
Archie Merrill
Hamden
Elmer Gaskill
G. H. Stansbury
New Haven
Davis
Cincinnati
George Patten
Columbus Iis
Cecil Root
H. H. Bennett
Akron
Tom Runsell
M. Fyv ‘Bennett
A. West
Henr Hennessy
the Plains
Engagement of Herman Atlas Is Announced
At a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs David Atlas of Zanesville the engagement of their daughter Hortense to Herman Atlas of the city was announced The couple share surnames but are not related The wedding is expected in early summer Herman Atlas manages the Atlas store in the city He came from Cleveland where E Atlas once directed the local store P T A to Meet Glouster Feb 29 A business meeting of the Glouster Parent Teacher association will be held at the high school Thursday at 3 30 PM
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Glouster
David Atlas
Maple Avenue
Zanesville
Hortense
Herman Atlas
Cleveland
E. Atlas
Glouster Parent-Teacher Association
Williams to Open New Store in Middleport This Week
Reese E Williams of Williams Variety plans a new Middleport store opening by week’s end carrying a similar line to the Glouster shop. In Jacksonville a daughter Janedida Chariene Hoisington was born February 24 to Mr and Mrs Charles Hoisington, weighing seven pounds. Mrs Jay Janchius will lead a worship service at the Church of Cleveland tonight as parishioners resume meetings.
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Glouster
Reese E. Williams
Williams
Middleport
Jacksonville
Charles Hoisington
Janedida Chariéne Hoisington
Jay Janchius
Richard Goellner
Cleveland
Christ
Carl Saincy
Family heads west for health cure and work
Mr and Mrs Otho Sisk and two children Louis and Laura left for Columbus for a few days then proceed to New Mexico for Mr Sisk health. He closed his barber shop here Saturday night and plans to continue barber work in New Mexico, likely staying there for some time.
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Glouster
Mra. Otho
Sisk
Louis
Laura
Columbus
New Mexico
Mrs. Frank McCreanor Enters Hospital For Exam
Mrs. Frank McCreanor was taken to St Francis hospital in Columbus on Tuesday for an examination and may require an operation. She was accompanied by her husband, Mr. McCreanor.
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Glouster
Frank McCreanor
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
McCreanor
Chevalier family visits Columbus amid grandson’s illness
O. E. Chevalier spent a few days in Columbus after being called there Sunday due to the illness of the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Horton Chevalier, former Glouster residents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stahl returned Tuesday from West Mansfield where they were guests of Mrs. Stahl's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Allen.
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O. E. Chevalier
Columbus
Horton Chevalier
Glouster
W. H. Stahl
West Mansfield
Two Duets Sung At Ohio University Convocation
Two vocal duets performed by Mrs Mildred Fowler and Miss Helen Hook during the convocation at Ewing auditorium. Announcements listed the convocation program and upcoming lectures and events including a talk by Rev Walter Ludwig and a Girls Glee Club concert tonight.
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Mildred Fowler
Helen Hook
Ohio University School of Music
Ewing Auditorium
Irmanb. Voigt
Walter Ludwig
Cutler Hall
Dean Voigt
Ruth Brelsford
Edwin W. Chubb
Ohio university-Deni
Dr Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powder Ad
Detroit man endorses Dr Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powder as a remedy for stomach ailments. The ad claims relief from indigestion sour stomach bloating gas and dizziness and offers free samples from Jackson Medicine Co Zanesville Ohio.
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C. H. Shattuck
Detroit
Mic
Dr. Jackson
GON University Announces Evening Events
The university schedules a basketball game tonight at 8 o clock and a psychology department film in Ewing auditorium Thursday at 6 45 PM.
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Gon University
Thhe Department of Psychology
Ewing Auditorium
Mangled Body Found Near Youngstown Railroad
The mangled body of Martin McMahon, 40, was found by a track-walker on the Erie railroad main line near Youngstown early today. He had been struck by a train.
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Youngstown
Martin McMahon
Erie Railroad
Here
Free Dog Licenses for Poor in Leamington
In Leamington England dog licenses will be issued free to owners who prove they cannot afford the normal fee.
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Leamington, Eng
Don t Blame Food For Indigestion
An old advertisement claims most indigestion results from excess stomach acid and fermentation. It promotes Pape s Diapepsin as a quick neutralizer that stops fermentation and soothes the stomach, urging readers to buy a 60 cent package from their druggist.
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