Racine Man Held On Two Charges
Arthur M. Bigley, 26, Racine, is jailed in Huntington W V on bigamy and a Mann Act violation. He allegedly eloped with Florence Croft, 24, of Anstead W V after meeting two months earlier during a Sewell mountain outing. The couple fled December 26. a search led to Huntington, where Miss Croft learned of Bigley’s sealed marriage. Bigley faces a U S commissioner hearing as authorities investigate.
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Pomeroy
Jan
Arthur M. Bigley
Racine
Huntington
W. Va
Young Bigley
Florence Croft
Anstead
Sewell Mountain
Croft
Marshall College
Lookout
Bigley
Bigsey
United States
Alleged cattle rustlers may be convicts
Yesterday warrants were issued in Justice French's court against two men jailed on charges of entering Isaac Lambert's barn, stealing three cows valued at 300 dollars, and attempting to sell them to Meier's meat market. Sheriff Willock links the suspects to an escaped convict from Moundsville and a man who served time for cow theft.
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L. T. Vars
G. C. Thomas
John Kelley
Moundsville
W. V2
Sherman Arms
West Virginia
Meigs County
Thomas Fork
Thomas
Sherman Ars
Union Avenue
Erand
Ware
Kelly
Ralston Russell
Woman dies after operation in Columbus
Mrs Lucien Lightcap formerly Miss Helen Grant of Middleport died at her Columbus home Tuesday from a weakened heart after an operation. Survived by siblings Mrs John Martin Columbus Carl Grant Kokomo Ind Miss Bessie Ruth and Sam Grant Portland Ore and A H Grant Middleport. Burial will be in Columbus.
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Middleport
Lucien Lightcap
Helen Grant
Samuel Grant
Columbus
Lightcap
John Martin
Carl Grant
Kokomo
Ind
Bessie
Ruth
Sam Grant
Portland, Ore
A. H. Grant
Woman's Music club elects officers and adds members
The Woman's Music club held its annual business meeting at Heath M. E. church. Officers elected for the year include President Iola Talbott Vice President Louise Thomas Secretary Genevieve Warmer and Treasurer Dahlia Pauley Four active members Mildred Durst Kathryn Petty Frances Beards and Helen Steigner plus associate Lose Stace were added. Frances Klein will direct the chorus and the monthly program is set for the last Tuesday evening of the month.
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Middleport
Woman's Music Club
Heath M. E. Church
Iola Talbott
Louise Thomas
Genevieve Warmer
Dahlia Pauley
Mildred Durst
Kathryn Petty
Frances Beards
Helen Steigner
Lose Stace
Happy Home Broken Up as Children Leave
Pomeroy story describes Warren McKinley electrician who suffered a work accident and state compensation, then relapse, leading to destitution. The five children were moved to the county children's home and the parents sent to the county farm, ending the family home's happiness.
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Pomeroy
Warren McKinley
Pomeroy Welcomes Yonkers Minister at First Baptist
The Rev. B. F. Irving of Yonkers New York will occupy the pulpit at First Baptist church Pomeroy on Sunday morning and evening. The church is currently without a pastor.
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Pomeroy
B. F. Irving
Yonkers
New York
First Baptist Church
Cows Unloaded for Gill Farm Dairy Expansion
A car load of Guernsey cows arrived from the Kanawha valley to stock Dr. G. Gill’s newly purchased 600 acre Meigs County property near Columbus. An extensive dairy development is planned on the former D. D. an farm with 125 acres of bearing orchard. Ken Pomeroy High faces Gallipolis High in major basketball clash.
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Salem Center
Kanawha Valley
G. Gill
Columbus
West Meigs
Gill
Pomeroy
Ken Pomeroy
Witheet Gallipolis High School
Pigs Ate It Charge Shocks Small Town
Jan 12 in Pomeroy an elderly man from Bone Hollow near Middleport was jailed on cruelty to animals charges. Officer Lord Hisell reports the man fed horse carcasses to his pigs, a case fraught with legal questions.
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Pomeroy
Bone Hollow
Middleport
Lord Hisell
Holiday Wedding in Middleport Ties Stewart Family
John Stewart nephew of Attorney H. Stewart and son of Prof. and Mrs. W. P. Stewart of Coraopolis Pa. wed Miss Eileen Helen Burchill of Bewickley Pa in a church ceremony. Sister Miriam Stewart was maid of honor and brother Donald served as best man. Reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home.
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Middleport
John Stewart
H. Stewart
W. P. Stewart
Coraopolis
Wooster College
South Fourth Street
Eileen Helen Burchill
Bewickley
Miriam Stewart
Donald
Rutland Village Council Organizes for New Year
The Rutland village council met to organize for the year with sworn in members Dr. P. A. Jividen as president F. G. Mutchler A. H. Eblin A. E. Burton Earl King and Webber Theobald absent as sixth member G8 served as mayor The absence left standing committees unnamed A F E Barton offered to resign fire chief position not accepted pending successor The treasury showed a balance and the state examiner's report was discussed year transfer of appropriations planned for the coming year.
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Rutland
P. A. Jividen
F. G. Mutchler
A. H. Eblin
A. E. Burton
Earl King
Webber Theobald
A. F E. Barton
State Examiner
Local notices and movements in Heath area families
Ilness and hospital visits mark the week as L b F Murphy recovers from illness. Floyd Stewart and family relocated from Mrs Delia Wilbur property on Gravel Hill to South Third Street. Ladica Aid society of Heath M E church met with Mrs M G White. Mrs A H Grant unable to attend Columbus funeral of sister in law Mrs Lucien Lightcap. Mr and Mrs Ernest Agee traveled to Columbus Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Lewis Triplet and two daughters visited Trimble to stay with relatives. John Vrooman with appendicitis was taken to McMillan hospital in Charleston with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Vrooman.
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F. Murphy
Floyd Stewart
Delia Wilbur
Hilton House
South Third Street
Ladica Aid Society
Heath
M. E. Church
M. G. White
A. H. Grant
Columbus
Lucien Lightcap
Ernest Agee
Lewis Triplet
Trimble
John Vrooman
McMillan Hospital
Charleston
Frank Vrooman
Social Officers Toast at Mary Jane Coffee House
The Misses Jane Davis Betty Mich Kathryn Calland and Corinna Morgan were entertained at the Mary Jane coffee shoppe Tuesday evening.
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Jane Davis
Betty Mich
Kathryn Calland
Corinna Morgan
Mary Jane
Youngest of Winslows Staged by Ohio University Cast
Ohio University public speaking students directed by Harold Evans presented Phillip Barry's The Youngest at Majestic Theater last night. Nine players across three acts delivered a natural home life comedy with fresh talent, many freshmen, earning enthusiastic audience approval.
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Ohio University Department of
Majestic Theater
Harold Evans
The
University
Phillip Barry
Winslows
New
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
The signs point to a day of social and domestic alliance with artistic undertones. Those born today may find ease in friendly relations and pleasures, with business tied to fashion or feminine items likely to flourish. A child born today may show social graces and artistic talents. Notable Nativity: Salmon Lincoln Cabinet officer.
The Youngest stage production details by department
Students in public speaking arranged settings and lighting for The Youngest. Production staff included stage manager C Keifer, settings Hugh Covert and Paul Keifer, Miley Helger, lighting Albert Sindlin ger, publicity Pauline Swanson, prompter Helen Rupp.
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Virginia Lynch
Kallie
Department of Public Speaking
C. Keifer
Hugh Covert
Paul Keifer
Miley Helger
Albert Sindlinger
Pauline Swanson
Helen Rupp
Mind tuning for peak efficiency and balance
A columnist argues minds require regular tuning like engines to stay efficient. Rest, varied tasks, and adaptive practice prevent overwork and mechanical habits, urging individuals to assess when to slow down or refresh for better performance. The piece ends noting absolute adjustment as rare.
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Cogpright
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Benjam in held on fraud charge in Hocking jail
G P Benjamin of Cleveland remained in Hocking county jail after arraignment before Magistrate J P Miller on a fraud charge filed by Earl S Summel. He pled not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury on a $1000 bond. Miss Mary Bond spoke on health department functions at the Business and Professional Women's club meeting in the courthouse auditorium with Catharine Morgan transferring to the local club.
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Logan
Mary Bond
Health Department
Business and Professional Women's Club
Court House
Catharine Morgan
Indigestion Remedy Promoted As Long Acting Salts
A noted authority explains indigestion stems from Hyperacidity and undigested food. He prescribes four ounces of Jad Salts daily before breakfast to neutralize acid, reduce gas, and stimulate digestive organs, claiming relief often comes after the first dose.
Anniversary Plans Upheld by Munete Club Members
Mrs J B Ed wards hosted a Monday afternoon party for granddaughter Jean Edwardes turning twelve. Games and contests honored the celebrant with prizes awarded to Josephine Jeet and Clive Mount as Gladys Orr assisted. Twenty three guests attended including Mrs Samuel Lehman the guest of honors great grandmother who presented a birthday oak with candles.
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Jean Edwardes
Josephine Jeet
Clive Mount
Gladys Orr
Edwards
Bamuel Lehman
Shai
Beach Picnic Plans Spur Secret Meeting Hope
Noel Veritzen seeks chance to talk to Mary during Graham beach picnic as Lillian helps arrange a private moment. The narrator reassures him about keeping the gathering discreet while Eleanor Lincoln obsesses over Mary’s visitor. The scene ends with Eleanor feigning casual interest as Veritzen’s visit lingers unseen.
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Mary
Eleanor Lincoln
Sam
Noel Veritzen
Mary Harrison
Noel
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