Idleport Legionnaires Celebrate Membership Drive Success
Idleport posts report a strong state quota achievement in the membership drive. Commander Barton leads the celebration at Oyster Stew Night on Middleport Avenue with notable attendees including Schmitz of Columbus and Rufus Lide.
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Idleport Legionnaires
Barton Oaks
ORT
Feeney-Bennett Nerican Legion
Eorth Ave
Middleport Post
Schmitz
Columbus
Rufus Lide
Drew Webster Post
Frank Will
Ry Post
Pat Thornton
Ie Service Committee
Y Post
S. H. Fadine
Educatitee
Feeney-Bennett
Ade
Jing
Ander C. O. Fisher
Revival Services Begin at Racine Methodist Church
Revival services start at Racine Methodist Church led by Rev. M. V. The open meetings welcome all attendees not just members. Loyal Workers' Class has 18 members with 8S. M. as teacher, A. J. class president, Gomer president, Harold C secretary-treasurer. A pot luck meal followed. Guild met at Mrs. Dill’s home with 10 members present and prepared a soup dinner for January 22 at the church annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine Methopal Church
M. V
A. J
Gomer
Harold
Guild
Dye Indicted On Checks Plea and Probation Granted
Harry Dye faced five indictments for checks after a grand jury indictment. Dye pleaded guilty before Judge C. E. Peo and was named along with his wife Gertrude Ye in four indictments. He abandoned two men living with him and arranged to pay court costs while receiving probation for a period. several indictments were nollied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dye
C. EB. Peoesday
Dye
Gertrude Ye
Port installation of the Baptist Parsonage on the avenue
The Baptist Church undertook improvements to a two story modern parsonage with heating facilities. Construction began on the avenue and the project aims to enhance church facilities and housing for the minister.
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a _the Baptist
Th Ave
Baptist Church
Annual stew meeting of the Women's Society at Presby Church
The Women's Society of the Presby will hold an annual stew meeting at the church Friday night. Mrs Iley serves as president and Irman as vice president while the topic is National Mis or China with hostess names listed. A separate event notes a Mrs Charles Howith house warming at the Hotel with a social time and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of the Presbyteh
Iley
Irman
Dject
China
Lafe Nelson
Jones
Middleport Local Notices and Family Moves
Middleport items report W H Reichman improving at Seventh St home after a week of critical illness. Harold Hubbard to occupy the Spooner property with family once improvements finish. current house to be rented. Meigs Temple 153 Pythian Sisters officers to be installed next Tuesday. Lettie Besserer, visiting since before Christmas with C F Besserer, returns to Charleston. Ada Bing and Lawrence Bing visited Athens Tuesday. Foreign Missionary Society of Heath M E Church met with Mrs Lee McComas. Ellsworth Cheatham visited parental home in Mudlfield. A A Dillard and Dorothy Caldwell called to Marysville for Mrs Dillard’s mother Mrs Davis. Mrs William Hetteseimer recovering from minor surgery in Charleston.
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Spooner
Harold Hubbard
Foreign Missionary Society of the Heath
M. E. Church
Lee McComas
Ellsworth Cheatham
Mudlfield
A. A. Dillard
Dorothy Caldwell
Marysville
Tenn
Meigs County Rural Electrification Meeting Hints At Two Projects
Dale Dye from Columbia Township and Eddie Howery, secretary of the Meigs County Committee on Rural Electrification, attended a Friday evening meeting in Pomeroy. Indications point to two possible projects in Meigs County, one in the east end and one in the west end, possibly involving Columbia and Salem Townships and nearby areas.
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Carpenter
Dale Dye
Eddie Howery
Meigs County Committee On Rural Electrification
Pomeroy
Dye
Columbia Township
Mr. Howery
Meigs County
West End
Columbia
Salem
Local Grange to Install Officers in Joint Session
Mrs. Bess Musser wife of the county deputy will install Columbia and Laurel Grange officers for the coming year in a joint session at Columbia Grange on Friday night. Miss Frances Osborne recently moved to Zanesville from this community had an appendectomy last week in a Zanesville hospital and is reported satisfactory. Miss Marguerite Crabtree has been ill with blood poisoning in a finger.
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Bess Musser
Columbia
Laurel Grange
Columbia Grange
Frances Osborne
Zanesville
Marguerite Crabtree
Meigs County Children’s Home Superintendent Ill
J. H. Eastman, superintendent of the Meigs County Children’s Home, is ill with a severe cold, and Mrs. Eastman is reported also ill.
Local Happenings in Meigs and Nearby towns
Carpenter briefs note a Lancaster trip for Mr. and Mrs. J L Rawlings and family. Chauncey Stancart filled mail duties. Birthday dinner for C H Ogdin at his Gallipolis home with guests. Doris Radekin Marie Cummings visit Athens Ina Sams. Meigs County science teachers meet in Pomeroy with Mr Howery speaking on heredity. Mrs Mary Ann Bosworth in University Hospital Columbus reported satisfactory. Lee McComas’s Mid-Gleigh guests. Cousin Nye Bing ham of Toledo dies. Mary Welsh visits Columbus. Frances Rupe returns to work in Athens after home leave.
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Doris Radekin
Marie Cummings
Ina Sams
Athens
Nihle Frank
Eddie Lou Howery
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Howery
Mary Ann Bosworth
University Hospital
Columbus
Sharpsburg Social and Local Happenings
Traffic on Route 50 remained heavy Sunday. The Mt. Hermon Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Ella Harris. eleven members attended in bad weather. An all day meeting with Mrs. Nellie Kerns is set for February 6 with a potluck. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Basil Dille last week. Mrs. Belle Burns and Miss Daisy Burns visited Lillian Bardin Sunday. Mrs. Lucy Harris and Miss Della Mae Aldridge visited Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Strode Sunday. Pollyanna and June Armstrong visited Mr. and Mrs. George Hanson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lucille Carsey and their son of Athens visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Aldridge last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimes were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tucker on New Year’s, honoring newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tucker. About 30 cents worth of electricity is in a typical lightning flash.
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Sharpsburg
Ladies Aid Society of
Mt. Hermon
Ella Harris
Nellie Kerns
Basil Dille
Belle Burns
Daisy Burns
Lillian Bardin
Lucy Harris
Della Mae Aldrige
C. T. Strode
Pollyanna
June Armstrong
George Hanson
Lucille Carsey
Athens
Harry Aldrige
Robert Grimes
Mrs. Tucker
Amesville
Earl Tucker
Athens Mother and Daughter Praise Vendol in Aden
Miss Velma Baker and her mother from Route No. 3 Athens endorse Vendol after relief from a long run down condition. Velma reports improved digestion, reduced gas, and renewed energy. Her mother says Vendol cured stomach troubles and constipation and recommends trial. Vendor Man visits Athens Pharmacy daily to explain dosing.
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Athens
Velma Baker
Banquet Marks Democratic Meigs County Meet and Radio Address
Nearly 100 Meigs County Democrats attended the Jackson Day Dinner at the I.C.C.F. Hall with a banquet starting at 8 pm. Sheriff Fowler won a close vote for Mr. Meigs, Judge Peoples spoke on Andrew Jackson and the Battle of New Orleans, and President Roosevelt's radio address aired at 10 pm via hall’s installed radio.
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Meigs County
Roscoe O. Fowler
Horton Brown
Fowler
C. E. Peoples
England
Andrew Jackson
United States
New Orleans
Judge Peoples
Jackson
Roosevelts
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Nursery Schools To Be Opened In Meigs
Funds are available to operate two nursery schools in Pomeroy and Middleport as part of WPA relief. Government support covers teachers nurses food and medicine while communities supply the locations. Targeted at ages two to four to counter malnutrition with cod liver oil tomato juice a hot noon meal play training and an afternoon rest.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
Audrey Wyatt
WPA
Wyatt
Local man arrested for alleged intoxication in Hysell Run
Clifford Duhurst Pomeroy of Hysell Run was arrested Wednesday night by Night Patrolman Walter Wolfe and Constable Ross Evans for alleged intoxication. He is held at the county jail. The article also notes the Goeldi frog carries eggs on a dish shaped back.
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Pomeroy
Clifford Duhurst
Hysell Run
Walter Wolfe
Ross Evans
Bradford Family Birth and Social Roundup
Bradford born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Harrison of Hysell Run on Thursday January 2 a daughter. Alonzon Bailey ill and in serious condition. Miss Mary Might West Rutland visited relatives Lucille and Ellen Might Pleasant Valley. Mrs Jessie Custer and daughter Marcella Minersville hosted by Mrs Frank Buck. Easel Jacks Rushville arrived to visit the Might home and escorted back with nephew Clarence Might. Morris Harrison Rutland spent evening with Charles Buck. Mrs Ralph Frye and her little son visited her parents John Eskew.
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Bradford
Floyd Harrison
Hysell Run
Alonzon Bailey
Mary Might
West Rutland
Lucille
Ellen Might
Pleasant Valley
Jessie Custer
Marcella
Minersville
Frank Buck
Easel Jacks
Rushville
Clarence Might
Morris Harrison
Rutland
Charles Buck
Ralph Frye
Little Son
John Eskew
Vinton Social Highlights and Funeral Visit
Vinton residents note social calls by Mr. and Mrs. Von Painter en route to Dr. John Clark funeral at Clarks Chapel. Pomona Grange installation attendees include KE Painter, Estie Hartsook, Annie Evans, Robin Glenn, and others. Local athletes to meet Cadmus teams on Vinton floor. Also reports on OSU students returning home for holidays and local church and school happenings.
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Vinton
von Painter
Estie Hartsook
Annie Evans
Robin Glenn
Walden Thomas
Paul Eshler
Archie Bunte
Merrill Leo
Columbus
J. H. Bunte
John Newton
Mary Rees
William Butler
Irene
Leola Coulter
Ohio State University
Alvin Kennedy
Fred
Local Social Notes From Hawk and Nearby Towns
Personal and social items show residents in Hawk and nearby areas visiting Columbus Jackson Wellston and McArthur for business and illness updates. Notables include E. Shafer Nelsonville Arley Carr Herbert McKinniss John Bishop family quarantined for scarlet fever and a revival opened with Melvin Dunn pastor and Marion Hutchinson organist.
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Robert McKinniss
Columbus
A. J. Jenkins
McArthur
Arley Carr
Ned Price
Corbett Napper
Herbert McKinniss
Jackson
Anna Biffle
John Bishop
Glen Shifflet
Ida Weiss
Radcliff
Virgil Carr
Alfred Trueman
Wellston
Melvin Dunn
Marion Hutchinson
Ohio's System Favored Columbus By Leonards Visit
Wellington Ty Leonard of the liquor control board returned from a two week tour of southern states saying he is more convinced that Ohio's liquor system is the best and most workable. A health note cites respiratory diseases, communicable diseases, and accidents as causing seventy percent of illnesses in America.
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Columbus
Wellington Ty Leonard
Liquor Control Board
Ohio
America
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