Fate of Meigs Dairy Industry Is Considered at Huntington Today
Meigs County dairy men seek to lift a Huntington ban on their milk after a Health Board ruling blocked sales from Jan 1 1933. A meeting in Huntington with Chamber of Commerce Milk Producers Association and health board aims to decide the outcome. An injunction to delay the ruling for 30 days may be sought by the main distributor.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Huntington
West Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
Milk Producers Association
The
Health Board
Huntington Board of Health
Meigs Dairies
Huntington Chamber of Commerce
Stubborn Coughs Ended by Simple Home Recipe
A long standing cough remedy is described as easy to prepare at home with a mix of 244 ounces of medicine into a pint bottle, sugar, and water. The note promises quick relief, no shelf spoilage, pleasant taste for children, and claims of breaking up stubborn phlegm with a Norwegian pine compound.
Stunning Vintage Dress Description with Yardage Flair
A fashion description extols a perfect creation featuring a clever yoke puffed sleeves and cow neckline with a new high low waistline effect. The piece notes a back view detail and invites a closer look at how the design flatters the silhouette.
Market Conflict Threatens Meigs Dairy Industry
Dairymen warn that closing Huntington market could virtually kill Meigs dairy. with Charleston closed to the district and no large nearby cities, few local outlets exist. Officials await health board decision with high interest.
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Huntington
Meigs
Charleston
Meigs County
Dave Murdock Dies at 74 in Columbus
Dave Murdock 74 of Columbus died Sunday from blood poisoning. A carpenter by trade in Dayton, he is survived by two sisters in Racine, Mrs Oren Wolfe and Mrs Martha Neiglar. Body to be brought here for funeral services.
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Dave Murdock
Racine
Columbus
Murdock
Dayton
Oren Wolfe
Martha Neiglar
Benefit Dance of Firemen Draws Broad Support
Pomeroy residents and visitors attended the New Year’s Firemen’s Ball at the K of P Hall. The event featured 16 costume prizes plus 65 other awards donated by local merchants. Winners included Grace Humphrey and Katherine Rousey in ladies’ costumes and A B Conley in gent’s finest, with multiple comic costume prizes awarded.
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Pomeroy
K. of P. Hall
Firemen’s Association
Charles Wise
Grace Humphrey
Katherine Rousey
Maxine Roush
Clarence Thomas
Will Humphrey
Frank Lowe
William Kesterson
A. B. Conley
Charles Williams
Donald Weed
Madelene Sellers
Erwin Home Hosts Kin From Several States
Middleport on January 3. Mr and Mrs C E Erwin entertained relatives and friends from Friday to Sunday. Guests included Mrs Sara Taylor and son George and Mrs Addie Branch of Toledo Miss Virginia Arnold Huntington WV R B Skiles Maulden WV Fred Schroath Diamond WV. All returned home Sunday night except Arnold and Branch stayed.
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Middleport
C. E. Erwin
Sara Taylor
George
Addie Branch
Toledo
Virginia Arnold
Huntington
V. RB
Betz Daughter Genevieve Betz Wed Floyd Brewer in Pt Pleasant
J F Betz announces the marriage of his daughter Genevieve Betz to Floyd Brewer of Mt Pleasant West Virginia. The ceremony occurred in Pt Pleasant on Christmas Eve but was not announced at the time. The couple reside at the Russell property located at Locust and Sycamore Streets.
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Middleport
J. F. Betz
Grant Street
Genevieve Betz
Floyd Brewer
Mt. Pleasant
W. Va
Pt. Pleasant
New Year Dinner Attended by Local Residents in Langsville
Middleport residents joined a New Year’s family dinner at Langsville hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Griff Sauvage. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. George Schaaf, Mrs. Jessie Lansbury, Mrs. Addie Smith, Mrs. Mac Bie, Miss June Sansbury, and Richard Hayman.
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Middleport
Langsville
Griff Sauvage
George Schaaf
Jessie Lansbury
Addie Smith
Mac Bie
June Sansbury
Richard Hayman
Captain Jones Returns to Ohio Legislature for New Term
After a severe influenza, Captain Tom W. Jones left Middleport at 3 am to attend the opening session in Columbus. He begins a new term as Meigs County representative after a prior absence from the General Assembly.
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Middleport
Tom W. Jones
Columbus
Ohio
Captain Jones
Meigs County
Fewer Cars Licensed In Meigs County Delay Continues
Meigs County motorists slow to license cars with about four hundred vehicles either sold or not intended for use. Deputy license commissioner R G Webster notes 375 more 1932 licenses were sold by Jan 1 than current sales, despite a last minute rush adding 450 more licenses. Total on Jan 1 stands at 1.45 thousand versus 2.52 thousand a year ago.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
R. G. Webster
Webster
Weekend visits and family travel around Wilkesville area
Mr and Mrs A E White and children and Mrs Agnes Soles spent the weekend on the farm of Mr and Mrs Oliver White in Wilkesville. Various relatives from Columbus Charleston Toledo Athens Huntington and Langville traveled or visited family during year end holidays.
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A. E. White
Habit Does It Doors Open Wrong Way At Courthouse
POMEROY Jan 3 Nine out of ten will do it says Edgar Morris Meigs County Courthouse custodian He notes that after outward swinging doors replaced to meet fire marshal order many visitors push the doors the wrong way and sometimes try to swing inward then leave thinking they are locked
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Pomeroy
Jan
Edgar Morris
Meigs County
Morris
Prisoners in county jail average per day in 1932
POMEROY January 3 An average of 16 prisoners per day were jailed in 1932. December saw 1 761 meals served. Food costs without cooking averaged 32 cents per day per prisoner or about 10 cents per meal. Christmas dinner added expense though offset by earlier economies, with total food and cooking about 14 cents per meal.
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Pomeroy
A. O. Tracy
Quiet New Year Observed In Pomeroy
Striking lack of activity marked Monday as nearly all business houses remained closed for New Year's Day holiday and weekend celebrations. Fewer residents traveled out of town than at Christmas with many staying home.
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Pomeroy
River rises to winter peak but no flood seen
Heavy rains over the past week lifted the river to its highest winter level yet observers say there is little chance of rising water. Driftwood remains minimal as the river stays below flood stage in Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Watch Party Honors Mrs. Howard Williams on South Pearl Street
Mrs. Howard Williams hosted a large gathering Saturday night at her South Pearl Street home. Light refreshments and hot coffee were served as friends from Columbus Middleport and local households attended the social event.
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Middleport
Howard Williams
South Pearl Street
Nellie Kaiser
Jesse Stoltz
Columbus
Oscar Mossman
W. H. Reidman
Fred Fultz
John
C. W. Snider
George Meinhart
Otto Schmoll
James Fugate
Esta Hines
Fd Parsons
William Wise
Mollie Harrington
Birthday anniversary brings guests to Oak Grove home
Mrs B S Turner and daughter Janice of Pomeroy along with Mrs Roy Thomas of Syracuse and others from Racine join Mrs W B Cross at Oak Grove to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Mr and Mrs Jacob Roller of Mulberry Avenue attended a party at Ed Howell's Racine home Saturday evening with late refreshments.
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Turner
Janice
Pomeroy
Roy Thomas
Syracuse
Belle Turner
Racine
Owen Watson
W. B. Cross
Oak Grove
Jacob Roller
Mulberry Avenue
Ed Howell
Chinese Repel Huge Japanese Fighting Force
Chinese garrison at Shanhaikwan repulsed a large Japanese assault by land sea and air. Japan assembled seven planes 19 field guns two destroyers and 5000 infantry before withdrawing after heavy losses in an hour of fighting. Peace negotiations reportedly opened at Shanhaikwan following Chinese demand to cease fighting.
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Peiping
U.R
Shanhaikwan
Shanghai
United Press
Changchun
Manchuoukuo
One Cent a Day Pays Up to $100 a Month
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co offers a new accident policy paying up to 100 dollars monthly for four months disability and 1000 dollars for death costs under a day. Premium is 3.50 per year. Over 150,000 bought. open to men women and children. Send name address age beneficiary and relationship for 10 days free inspection with no examination. Limited offer.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Dlerks
Kansas City
Ady
Auntie Madge and Mary Discuss a Producer's Schemes
In a Gramercy Park hotel suite, Auntie Madge listens as Mary vents about Philip Veritzen pressuring Noel into conflicting projects. Mary hints at plans affecting Noel and the operetta while Madge suppresses concern, pondering the producer’s manipulations and intentions.
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Madge
Mary
Gramercy Park
Philip Veritzen
Paris Ambition Tests a Love Triangle
Mary faces a coercive plan to study in Paris for a year, proposed by her lover Noel’s father, Phillip Veritzen. She doubts the arrangement will keep Noel loyal, fearing separation could drive a final rift as past schemes loom over their romance.
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Mary
Dicky
Philip Veritzen
Veritzen
Noel
Paris
Bozo
Madge
Pole Cat
Avis
Fragmented romance excerpt with names in a cabin scene
Adele Garr Arlen recalls a tangled past with Avis Arien and Mary as Charles Owen and Marion linger over a shaky pact. The narrator weighs interfering in a lovers plan, influenced by Mary’s reaction and a promise about Noel’s independence, hinting at future revelation.
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Adele Garr Arlen
Avis Arien
Funeral Services For Pioneer Of Millfield
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian Jeanette Russell aged 73 widow of A. W. Russell pioneer of Millfield were held at 10 a m from the Millfield residence. Rev. Gilbert Courtney and Rev. W Rhibrand conducted with Mozelie and Hazel La Hugh singing No Tears In Paradise and Face to Face. Burial followed at Hebbardsville cemetery. Survivors include sons L W Russell Athens George Russell Newark Ray Russell Millfield and daughters Mrs Irene Howard Millfield and Mrs Mary Hunt Columbus.
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Millfield
Lillian Jeanette Russell
A. W. Russell
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
W. Rhibrand
Chauncey
Mozelie
Hazel la Hugh
Paradise
Hebbardsville
L. W. Russell
Athens
George Russell
Newark
Ray Russell
Fred Russell
Irene Howard
Mary Hunt
Columbus
Bridge Club New Year's Party Held at Minister Home
Miss Eleanor Minister hosted a New Year bridge party at her Chauncey home with four tables. High score went to Mrs Theron Goodson, second to Miss Ruth Fiske. Prizes were awarded to Miss Ruth Reese and George Civille. Attendees included Miss Ruth Reese Glouster and Mrs J Edward Minister Pittsburgh.
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Chauncey
Eleanor Minister
Edward Minister
Ellis Avenue
Theron Goodson
Ruth Fiske
Ruth Reese
Glouster
George Civille
Earl Bridgewater
Filoride Sprague
Frances Howard
Mary Guerra
Bernadine Shawcross
Harold
Fairport Harbor
Ohio
J. Edward
Pittsburgh
Lloyd Thomas
Charles
Chauncey Holiday Visit Returns Home
Coach Harold Minister of Fairport Harbor High School and Miss Bernadine Shaw visit Chauncey during the holidays with the Minister family. Edward Minister returns to Pittsburgh after visiting relatives. Mrs Minister and son Billy stay in Chauncey with Mrs Marie Pritchard in Athens. Ruth Reese, Mrs Minister’s niece, returns to Glouster from Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Harold Minister
Fairport Harbor High School
Bernadine Shawcross
Edward
Ellis Avenue
Pittsburgh
Billy
Marie Pritchard
Athens
Ruth Reese
Minister
Glouster
Chauncey Hosts List Of Local And Columbus Guests
Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Courtney of Chauncey welcomed Monday visitors including Mr. and Mrs. William Bilackston of Columbus, Mrs. George Williamson and children Jo Ann and Buddy of Big Run Pennsylvania, Mozelle and Hazel La Hugh, and Mrs. C. N. Sanders with son Bob from Millfield.
New Year Party in Chauncey Hosted by Beitelcheis
Mr and Mrs Elmer Beitelsheis hosted a New Year Eve gathering in Chauncey with entertainment by Carol McCall. Guests included William Tryon Carol McCall Carl Hamilton Gertrude Courtney Helen Lovesy Garnet Lovesy Robert Gillian Ruth Gladys Helen and Mary Beitelcheis.
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Chauncey
Elmer Beitelcheis
Carol McCall
William Tryon
Carl Hamilton
Gertrude Courtney
Helen Lovesy
Garnet Lovesy
Robert Gillian
Elmer Beitelsheis
Ruth
Gladys
Helen
Mary Beitelcheis
Cur boys report killing a copperhead snake
Patty Cur ran with Bill and Lloyd Craig Junior Walton and Virgil Perry to kill a copperhead last Saturday. Virgil Perry serves as Messenger carrier for the Morristown district.
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Chauncey
Patty Curran
Bill and
Lloyd Craig
Junior Walton
Virgil Perry
Virgil
Morristown
Bible School Elects Officers at Millfield Church
CHAUNCEY Jan 3 Bible School officers were elected Sunday in the Millfield Church of Christ. Officers named include Superintendent Mrs P O Hill Assistant Superintendent Mrs C H Boudinot Secretary Miss Christine Mingus Assistant Secretary Herman Theisen Jr Treasurer Mrs Henry Heffkin Pianist Mrs Mabel Smith Assistant Pianist Mrs Harold Blower.
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Chauncey
Bible School
Millfield Church of
When Men Were Called In Civil War
A recollection of Athens County during 1861 1865 recounts 2610 men who joined the Union army the county's wartime upheaval and calls to duty. The piece notes Camp Jewett later Wool enlistment patterns and a family with multiple brothers serving in the Blue.
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Athens County
North
Pocahontas Lodge To Install Millfield Officers
Pocahontas Millfield plans installation of officers at the regular meeting in the lodge here on Thursday night January 5. A potluck supper will follow. Auditing committee members are Mrs. Alice Theisen Mrs. Elsie Misner and Mrs. Maude Tripp lett. A quilting session was prepared at Thursday afternoon’s meeting.
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Millfield
Mazon Council
Pocahontas
Alice Theisen
Elsie Misner
Maude Tripplett
Ill Sister of Chauncey Resident in Critical Pneumonia
Mrs Lucy Wyckoff of Chauncey is in East Fultonham Ohio with double pneumonia. Her sisters Mrs George W Wilson and Mrs Charlies Leffler accompanied by Mr and Mrs Carl Shafer have traveled to her side. Mrs Shafer is a daughter of Mrs Wilson.
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Chauncey
George W. Wilson
Charlies Leffler
East Fultonham
Ohio
Lucy Wyckoff
Carl Shafer
Orbiston Sees Generous Christmas Treat From John Maurey
Chauncey residents applaud a yearly Christmas treat for Orbiston Union Sunday School children donated by John Maurey. The Christmas program committee includes Mrs Henry Banfield and William O Rourke, guiding the holiday festivities.
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Chauncey
Orbiston
John Maurey
Union Sunday School
Maurey
Henry Banfield
William O’rouke
Banfield Family Holiday Visit In Orbiston
Clifford Banfield Jr Chauncey visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Banfield and son Harry for the holiday timeout in Orbiston.
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Clifford Banfield, Jr
Chauncey
Henry Banfield
Harry
Orbiston
Pauline Keck Visits Mountville for New Year Party
Miss Pauline Keck spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Leeper at Mountville and attended the New Year’s Eve party hosted by Miss Marie Leeper, a Waterford High School teacher on vacation.
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Mountville
Chauncey
Pauline Keck
E. B. Leeper
Marie Leeper
Waterford High School
Many Ways of Using Soups in Everyday Cooking
The Day presents a guide to repurposing soups including canned and leftover varieties. Tomato soup can form bases for sauces and salads, with cans simmered, reduced, seasoned, and strained. Bouillon cubes and assorted canned soups enhance savoriness in dishes like rice, macaroni, spaghetti, and bean concoctions.
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Ohio State University
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Tewksbury
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Copperhead
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