Pomeroy Panthers Triumph Over Logan in Friday Night Game
The Pomeroy Panthers defeated Logan 22-12 in a tense Southeastern League contest Friday night. Pomeroy took early control, led 9-1 at one point, and despite Logan’s late push the Panthers held on for the victory as their reserves contributed in the third quarter. Scorers included Cur, Crow, and Gelding, with Logan’s Edwards and Cohen among the standouts for their team.
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Aeee
Ubmeroy
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Crow
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Urow
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Gelding
Omeray Purple Panthers
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Guinther
Gerrset
Bisson
Fipmarth
Parkersburg
Thelrie
G. Lo. Mich- Bieber
Harold Carnahan
J. H
Ion
Brannigan
St Clair
État
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Beg
Tima
Edwards
HaWaras
Loa Miner UK
Death of George Kath in Arkansas to be buried in Helena Cemetery
Telegram announces the death of George Kath, formerly of Pomeroy Second Ward, at the home of daughter Mrs Anne Walton in Sfirene Arkansas. Burial set for Helena Cemetery. Husband of Mrs Kash is at Beech Grove in Pomero y.
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George Kath
Helena
Pomeroy
George Kalh
Identification Doubles Body Found In Box Car
Rumor says a body found in a box car in Illinois may be John Leithett who vanished from Pomeroy about a month ago. Family doubts the match but has sent photos to Washington for ID aid. Also in court here Bert Hogue sues wife Edith for divorce and Riley Mulford appeals a State Industrial Commission injury decision.
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John Leithett
Pomeroy
Illinois
John Lelfhett
Waols
Jane
Common Pleas
Bert Hogue
Bdith Hogue
Riley Mulford
State Industrial Commission
Poultry Marketing Meeting At Meigs County Draws 52 Members
The Poultry Marketing Association meeting at the courthouse drew fifty two of sixty five county members. Ralph Mason praised the gathering calling it the best membership meeting the association has had. A committee of Eugene V. Atkine Vernon Nease and G L Michael was chosen to oversee county affairs with a recommendation to select one or more members for leadership at the annual event.
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Pomeroy
Jan
Ralph Mason
Poultry Marketing Association
Mason
Meigs County
Eugene V. Atkine
Vernon Nease
G L Michael
Decline in Marriages Reported in Meigen County
Officials report a drop in marriages since the holidays in Meigen County. The latest marriage license issued was December 28, and the year 1932 has seen no marriages thus far.
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Pomeroy
Meigen
Rutland Man Appointed Service Manager at Farm Bureau
J H Musser of Rutland was named service manager of the Meigs County Farm Bureau replacing Olive J Smith who had disappeared weeks earlier. Musser, a prominent county farmer and ardent farm organization supporter, plans to continue supplying seeds and fertilizers via the Bureau’s service department while serving as Deputy Master of the Ohio State Grange for Meigs County.
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JH. Musser
Jn Farm Bureau
Pomergcy
Meigs County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
J. H. Musser
Rutand
Musser
Olive J. Smith
Service Department
The
Bureau
Meigs County
Ohio State Grange
Mags County
Grand Jury To Convene In Pomeroy With Twenty Nine Called
Pomeroy January grand jury will convene Monday morning. Twenty eight witnesses are listed for Monday and twenty four have been called for Tuesday. Officials say developments will guide further investigations by jurors.
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Pomeroy
Meeting draws rural attendees to Pomeroy on Saturday
Large turnout from Meigs County and rural districts gathered in Pomeroy to attend a poultry meeting held in the courtroom Saturday afternoon. Attendees included numerous visitors from West Virginia and Meigs County township trustees planning a Columbus agricultural credit meeting January 12 to 14.
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Pomeroy
West Virgina
Angle Worms Learn News in Meigs County
POMEROY Jan 4 Some streams in Meigs County are closed to fishing driving angle worms to surface. Langsville youths sight hundreds burrowing from ground and crawling across highways while others report single worms examining the weather. Dillard and his family have returned to Columbus after holidays with Mrs Walter Owens.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Langs+ville
Y Dillard
Walter Owens
Husband
Columbus
Auto license money promised to Meigs County towns
Meigs County will receive a share of a ten million dollar Ohio license fund next week. The distribution from the Motor Vehicle Bureau allocates 31 618 89 to Meigs taxing districts including Middleport Pomery Racine Rutland and Syracuse with specific village amounts and county funds for replacement tax, equalization, and road maintenance. The plan details percentages for county and state allocations as the first allotment.
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Meigs County
Pomeroy
Ohio
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Middleport
Racine
Rutland
Syracuse
Erwin Home Burns Friday Morning In Middleport
The residence of Mrs Maggie Erwin on South Pearl Street, a story and a half frame house with six rooms, was destroyed by fire Friday morning. The origin is unknown though officials suspect incendiary causes after Mrs Erwin and her son Kim left the house vacant Wednesday. Firemen could not save the property near the High School campus and new gym. Mrs Erwin had a small insurance.
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Middleport
Son
Maggie Hruin
Pearl Street
Erwin
Kim
Columbus
Veteran Newspaper Worker Wade Hampton Dies at 63
Wade Hampton, 63, a veteran Columbus newspaper employee since youth, died in a Columbus hospital after heart trouble. A Pomeroy native, he was the son of the late John Hampton and lived with sister Mrs John J Lentz at the Broad Lincoln Hotel. He served in the Spanish-American War.
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Wade Hampton
Columbus
Fomeroy
Mr. Hampton
Pomeroy
John Hampton
Pomeroy National Bank
Harry Feiger
Eugene Long
Hampton
John J Lentz
Broad Lincoln Hotel
Charles F Winn Dies at Rutland Farm After Months Ill
Charles F Winn died at his farm near Rutland at 2 o clock Friday morning after several months of illness. He had lived in the township most of his life and leaves a daughter named Mabel. Funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon with burial in Shipman Cemetery.
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Rutland
Charles F
Winn
Here
Mabel
Buria
Shipman Cemetery
Future Farmers Public Speaking Contest District 01
The annual Future Farmers of America Public Speaking Contest for District No 01 will be held at Ames Bern High School at 2 p m on Jan 21 in cooperation with the Ames Bern High School and the Ames Bern Parent-Teacher Association Contests will be held in each district and a state contest will follow at Ohio State University with the state supervisor of agriculture and the dean of the College of Agriculture in charge The FFA is a national organization with local chapters in rural high schools The contest aims to stimulate interest in rural problems prepare members for leadership through public speaking training and inform Ohio citizens about current rural issues The District No 12 committee includes Samuel Pailet vocational agricultural teacher at Coolville and W H Webb Washington County superintendent of schools.
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Future Farmers of America
Ames-Bern
Ames-Bern High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
Ohio
Samuel Pailet
Coolville
W .H. Webb
Washington County
Music Department Plans Concerts at Ohio University
The Ohio University Music Department will present a series of concerts through the season with performances by university faculty and student groups. Recitals are slated for Alumni Memorial Auditorium or Brush Hall Auditorium, starting Sunday afternoon January 17 with Miss Halen Hedden and Bennett Shimp. Subsequent programs feature Paul Fontaine and student recitals in January.
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Music Department
Ohio University
Alumni Memorial
Brush Hall
Miss Halen Hedden
Bennett Shimp
Paul Fontaine
Paul Fontaine, Associate Professor of Piano, and On Jan. Zo
University musical schedule features ensembles and recitals
The program lists the Glee Club on February 3, the Girls Glee Club on January, the University Symphony Orchestra on February 25, the university band on February 28, and the university choir on March 5. The rest of the program consists of senior recitals.
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University Symphony Orchestra
University
Economics Class Finds Breakfast Across The World
Seventh Grade Home Economics students at Athens Junior High interviewed natives and travelers to learn breakfast menus from China Japan France England Scotland South America and American regions. They concluded after debate that everybody in the world gets breakfast.
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Athens
Clas Ia
China
Japan
France
England
Scotland
South America
United States
Ruth Giesen
Old Circus Man of Parkersburg Dies After Illness
Camden Carroll Cheuvront known as Speck Cheuvront a Parkersburg showman died in a local hospital a week after appendicitis surgery He was born in Ravenswood left for Australia and traveled the world with Buffalo Bill s Wild West circus then worked with Barnum Barum and Ringling Brothers Later he returned to theater serving as a stage manager in local venues.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Camden Carroll Cheuvront
Australia
Buffalo
Wild West Circus
Barnum
Barnum & Barley
Ringling Brothers
Roosevelt D. Cummings backs Roosevelt for Democratic nomination
Nationally known Democrat Homer Cummings announced to Roosevelt supporters at the Democratic National Committee meeting in Washington that he will back Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York for the party's presidential nomination. Cummings arrived a few days ago to attend the committee gathering and reiterated his assurance to Roosevelt backers.
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Homer Cummings
Washington
Jan
Mane
Frankiin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Ohio University Junior Prom Committees Named
George Cochran names the junior class officers and announces Armand Lehman as general chairman for the Ohio University Junior Prom set for April 1. Committees include Publicity lead by Harry Waddell and numerous regional chairs such as Gerald Wood Elmira New York and Robert Hausermen Mansfield with many others listed from Clarksburg to Bethlehem Pa.
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George Cochran
Parkersburg
W. Va
Armand Lehman
Shelter Heights
Harry Waddell
Clarksburg
Gerald Wood
Elmira
N. Y
Robert Hausermen
Mansfeld
Martha Frederick
Portsmouth
Eociat
Rex Baxter
N.Y
James Wildblood
East Liverpool
William Shea
Eric
Ruth Hoehler
Reading
Harvey Smyth
Lauiaville
Decoration
Orson Knisely
Sandusky
Earl Mason
Edna Lindblum
Youngstown
August Compton
Pomeroy
Charles Black
New Martinsville
W. Wai
Prison Is Filled Moundsville Penitentiary Warder Says He Can Accept No More
AC Scrag gins, warden of the West Virginia State Penitentiary at Moundsville, reports the institution cannot take additional prisoners. Built for 800, it houses 2609, with 19800 in cells, death rows, and temporary barracks filled. About 150 men await transfer from county jails.
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Charleston
W. Va
U.P
State Board of Control
Scraggins
West Virginia State Penitentiary
Scroggins
Ohio Employes Elect State Beneficial Meeting Officers
The Ohio Employes Beneficial Association elected officers at its annual meeting in Columbus. Thomas L. Woods of Steubenville was chosen president, T. Sneeringer of the Ohio State Reformatory was re elected vice president, Charles J. Manney of Columbus secretary, George D. Richardson of Dayton treasurer, and Miss Catherine Cusick of Columbus statistician. Attendees came from Marysville Lima Athens Delaware Mansfield Cleveland and Cincinnati. Officials report a net member increase of 900 in 1931.
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Dayton
Catherine Cusick
Marysville
Lancaster
Athens
Lima
Delaware
Mansfield
Clevasland
Cincinnati
Date of Meeting Set for Lausanne Reparations Talks
BERLIN Jan 940 P The data of debts and reparations conferences at Lausanne has been set for Jan 2a. The government announced today after Britain and the French cabinet debated dates and banker talks. Germany’s capacity to resume reparations is under study following the Hoover moratorium and private credit talks. STOCKMEN MEET COLUMBUS Jan 8 U R Directors of the Livestock Loss Prevention Association of Ohio host their semi annual meeting today.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Young Plan Advisory Committee
Germany
Britain
Columbus
U.R
Livestock Loss Prevention Association of Ohio
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Purdue
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Nelsonvile
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Omberoy
Meige County
State Agricultural Secrity
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Smith Andy Spencer
Witam Gacom
Rochester
Sarah Spencer
C. A. Hartley
Carlos Hartley
Minersville
D. T. Lane
Walter A. Windsor
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Ravenswood
George Burton Crow
Ripley
W Va
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Mira Clare Bell Botkins
Vance Stewart
A. A Chappelle
J G. Talbott
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Harry Corbin
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Russell
Toledo
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Herman Haddox
Besa
Alex Sattler
McMillan Hospital
Rosener Zeiher
Peters Shoe Company
Chicago
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Kathryn Dijerd
Ora
On Easy Terme Athens Co
Hyla Harrold
Hame
Poplar Street
C. E. Scott Paint and Wallpaper
Helsonville
G. H. Caldwell
Charles Winn
Future Farmers
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Prom Committee
Rardin Vault
Athens, Ohio
RCA Victor
Victor Phonograph
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Summers & Son
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