Nine Named in Five Indictments by Meigs Grand Jury
POMEROY Jan 5 After a two day session the Meigs County grand jury returned five indictments from 11 cases. Herman Chevalier Roy Chevalier and Veron Chevalier were charged with manufacturing intoxicating liquor Dewey Donahue with shooting with intent to kill or wound Willis Harper with assault and battery. Jury foreman G T Henderson announced findings after examining 22 witnesses and presenting six bills. Five cases were ignored.
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Meigs
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Henry Wichinger
G. T. Henderson
Herman Chevalier
Roy Chevalier
Veron Chevalier
Dewey Donahue
Willis Harper
When Your Daughter Comes to Womanhood
Guidance for mothers on preparing daughters for womanhood with health tips and emotional support. Emphasizes teaching self care and guarding health during adolescence. Sold at drug stores.
Jumper Frock Offers Pleats and Puffed Sleeves
Anne Abrams models a sheer wool jumper with suspender treatment and pleats plus a blouse in printed dimity or batiste. The outfit features smart puffed sleeves and a coordinated style aimed at young wearers.
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Dimity Or Batiste
Gallipolis trio indicted on burglary and auto theft cases
Harold Neal and brothers Samuel and William Runyon of Gallipolis face four counts for robbery at Adams Brothers store in Thomas Fork on December 4, robbery at White Grocery in Bradbury on December 22, and the thefts of two automobiles belonging to Henry Beech and Charles Howard. Neal and Samuel Runyon are held on heavy bond at the county jail, William Runyon is jailed at Chillicothe. They also face charges of burglary and automobile stealing in Gallipolis. It is expected they may plead guilty unless they contradict statements to officers.
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Harold Neal
Runyon Brothers
Gallipolis
Adams Brothers
Thomas Fork
Bradbury
Henry Beech
Charles Howard
Neal
Samuel Runyon
William Runyon
Chillicothe
Pythians Plan Year Activities in Joint Installations
In Middleport on January 5 the Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythias held joint installation services at Fides Hall. Mrs. Edith Russell and J. H. Grate presided. Officers were installed and talks outlined plans. A joint social meeting with families is set for January 17, with two such gatherings planned monthly including card games dancing and amusements.
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Middleport
Fides Hall
Pythian
K. of P
Edith Russell
Pythian Sisters
J. H. Grate
Knights of Pythias
Father Succumbs
B. F. Gibbs father of Mrs. H B Thomas and Mrs. B M Harrah of Middleport died Tuesday night at his Pt. Pleasant West Virginia home from injuries after a fall that fractured his hip. His daughters were summoned Tuesday morning as his illness worsened. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM in Pt. Pleasant.
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B. F. Gibbs
Pt. Pleasant
Middleport
H. BE. Thomas
BE. M. Harrah
W. Va
Thomas
Aged Widow Mrs Hepp Dies After Long Illness
POMEROY Jan. 5 Mrs Elizabeth Blaettner Hepp 74 widow of the late August Hepp a local carpenter died Tuesday afternoon at her Naylors Run home after a long period of poor health She is survived by five sons Philip Wellsville Richard Franklin Pomeroy Charles Lewis Columbus and one brother John Biaettner Pomeroy
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Pomeroy
Elizabeth Blaettner Hepp
Naylors Run
Hepp
August Hepp
Philip
Wellsville
Richard
Franklin
Charles
Lewis
Columbus
John Biaettner
Anne Adams pattern catalog and dress pattern offer
The notice advertises Pattern 493 for a school collar guimpe in sizes 4 6 8 10 12 with yardage details and illustrated instructions. It promotes the Anne Adams Pattern Catalog 32 pages of models and embroidery ideas, priced fifteen cents, with catalog and pattern combined at twenty five cents, mail to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
Witch Street
New York City
It’s a Wonderful Way to Relieve Eczema
An advertisement touts Zemo as a fast relief for itching and stubborn eczema using rare ingredients. It claims relief in five seconds and also targets rashes pimples ring worm and eczema with a price across druggists 25c 50c or 1 Adv
Piccard Brothers to Meet at Atlantic City Conference
Jean Piccard chemist from Wilmington Del will host his twin brother famed stratosphere expert Prof August Piccard of Belgium during his visit to the United States. The brothers are linked to a planned balloon flight into the stratosphere as Jean attends the Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in Atlantic City.
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Association For the Advancement of Science
Atlantic City
Jean Piccard
August Piccard
Belgium
Wilmington
Del
Overalls In Demand At Relief Offices In Pomeroy
At Red Cross clothing offices in Pomeroy Mrs. Ruth McCroba and Mrs. R L Finaterwald report frequent requests for overalls from both employed and unemployed residents. Only 22 pairs of overalls were on hand and issued quickly, with priority to those in need amid tight supply. Volunteers burn incense to keep the clothing and offices clean as they distribute what they have.
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Pomeroy
Red Cross
Mra
Ruth McCroba
R. L. Fineterwald
Pomeroy and
Finaterwald
Bert Eastman Dies After Pneumonia At Home
Bert Eastman aged 53 died Wednesday morning at his Bearwallow Ridge home from pneumonia. His wife and one son are seriously ill with influenza at the family residence in Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Bert Eastman
Bearwallow Ridge
New Quarters County Engineer Beegle to Occupy Former School Office
Theodore Beegle starts as the county surveyor in the quarters left by the county superintendent of schools. The former surveyor J E B Hartinger and clerk Homer Hysell will move to shared space with the auditor. The Beegle office has been cleaned and prepared this week.
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Beegle
Pomeroy
Theodore Beegle
County Auditor's
J. EB. D. Hartinger
Homer Hysell
Board of Commissioners
Technocracy
R.S. Tilden
New Jersey Brick Association
Iron Age
Mrs Mildred Fowler Likely Next Middleport Postmaster
Middleport reports Mrs Mildred Fowler has won key support to become postmaster over her husband Roscoe Fowler. R E Powell may stay as interim postmaster through March 4, with Senate confirmation of Fowler delayed. The race highlights party loyalty and a Republican appointee’s term end amid internal Democratic hints.
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Middleport
Roscoe Fowler
Mildred Fowler
R. E. Powell
Powell
United States Senate
Bulkley
Fowler
Dyke Funeral and Local Society Notices in Middleport
Miss Lydia Dyke's funeral held at Pomeroy Baptist Church with a 1:30 service at the residence on Gravel Hill due to a sister's illness. Mrs. G. H. Stansbury hosts a contract bridge gathering with Mrs. O. B. Stout earning high score. Class No. 12 of Heath M. E. Bible School met with large attendance, led by Miss Vesta McCoy. A marriage license issued in Pomeroy to George Hounds and Mary L. Buchanan. Edith Ward, recovering from appendicitis, returns home in Middleport.
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Middleport
Lydia Dyke
Pomeroy Baptist Church
Gravel Hill
A. KR. Stark
Mary Page
Stansbury
G. H. Stansbury
Contract Bridge Club
Grant Street
O. B. Stout
Oscar Klein
J. A. Kent
Heath M. E. Bible School
C. A. Emmish
South Fifth Avenue
Lawrence Milhoan
Noah Haskine
Vesta McCoy
Pomeroy
George Hounds
Long Bottom
Mary L. Buchanan
Edith Ward
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Ward
Gus Ward
Pearl Street
Newly Wedded Couple Found Dead in Hotel
In Canton Ohio a Cleveland couple Miano Anthony Riccardo and Beatrice Masterson were found dead in a hotel room. The groom a 22-year-old killed his 20-year-old wife and then shot himself. Coroner says financial worries and two dollars in his pocket linked to the tragedy.
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Canton
U.P
Cleveland
Bridge
Anthony Ricardo Miano
Beatrice Masterson
Northern
T. C. McQuare
Stark County
Miano
Obituary for Andrew Lau Dermilt in Antiquity
Andrew Lau Dermilt, 85, died Wednesday afternoon at his home in Antiquity after a long illness. He is survived by his wife Sarah and all five sons. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
Horace Dunfee Dies At Home In Beebe
Horace Dunfee aged 8 a lifelong Athens County resident died at 7 23 pm Wednesday at his brother Andrew Dunfee's Beebe home after a four week illness His wife had died three years ago Funeral services will be at Pilgrim Holiness Church at 2 pm Saturday with burial in West State Street Cemetery He is survived by brothers John of West Virginia and Andrew of Beebe sisters Mrs Edna Stinger Somerset and Mrs Almeda Love Beebe and five children Eas John Samuel Lee Caonville and Mrs Edna McDonald Luhrig He was born and reared at Froat
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Beebe
Horace Dunfee
Athens County
Andrew Dunfee
Pilgrim Holiness Church
West State Street
John
West Virginia
Edna Stinger
Somerset
Almeda Love
Eas
Samuel
Athens
Lee
Canaonville
Edna McDonald
Luhrig
Froat
Thomas A. Perry Dies at 78 in Long Run Home
Thomas A. Perry aged 78 of Long Run died at his home at 7 30 this morning after years of poor health. He was the last of nine children and was not married. His brother George Perry, with whom he lived, died 11 months ago. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Thomas A. Pery
George Perry
Thomas Perry
Bryan Speaks On State Schools During Radio Address
In a radio address, Dr. Bryan argues higher education must be state funded beyond endowments, noting Harvard to small colleges cannot expand to serve all. He urges fair taxation and economical public policy to ensure opportunities for Ohio’s youth and national leadership.
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Bryan
Harvard
Ohio
Germany Refuses To Make Debt Payment
Berlin reports the German government informed the U S Treasury it will not pay 33 million marks due March 31 1933 under Mixed Claims Commission awards and occupation costs reimbursements. Berlin says Germany uses the debt funding postponement clause for a second time.
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Berlin
United States Treasury
Germany
Mixed Claims Commission
United States Army of Occupation
Missing Ohio sisters in 12 mile walk case
Authorities search for Mabel Smith 18 and her sister Ethel 16 of Ashley O who disappeared after starting a walk from Norton to Marion a 12 mile route on Monday.
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Marion
Jan
Mabel Smith
Ethel
Ashley
Norton
Technocrats Go Silent on Any Solution
United Press reports on the Technocracy movement arguing civilization nears breakdown due to unlimited productive capacity and the price system. They present figures and charts, but critics from industry question many claims as inaccurate or absurd.
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Sidney B. Whipple
United Press
New York
Columbia Group
Technocracy Charts Claim Vast Installed US Horsepower
The article discusses charts claiming the United States holds a million installed horsepower for work and, if fully used, could produce 50 times global human output. It argues theory questions and Technocrats' silence on how to replace the price system and unplanned production.
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United States
Lancaster foreman found guilty of assault in alleged attack
Lancaster reports the Glass Company foreman was found guilty of assault in connection with an alleged attack involving Cass and Bernard. The court noted involvement of men supplying materials of questionable character.
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Lancaster
Parter
The
Glass Company
Cass
Bernard
Orter
Dismissals Listed From Holzer Hospital Ward
In Gallipolis on January 5 Mrs. O L Kelly was discharged. Dismissals included Mrs. Gray of Rutland Eloise Jacobon Island and Mrs. Sayland of Jackson.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
O. L. Kelly
Gray
Rutland
Eloise Jacoon Island
Sayland
Jackson
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Circleville Hire
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W. LD. Hamilton
Oberiin
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Frank Murphy
Dave Davis
Maxine Smith
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Charleston
A. V. Smith
South Second Avenue
Miss Smith
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Phil Meinhart
Miss Ward
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Southland
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Big Shoe Sale
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