Christmas thanks from Caenan's intendent for gifts to county children
Bend News reports sincere thanks from Caenan's intendent and Mrs. Goff to numerous contributors who donated paper bags toys clothing books oranges and more to the county children’s home. Gifts include bags from Talbot Wholesale Grocery Co and many individuals and businesses.
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Caenan
Goff
Oig
Talbot Wholesale Grocery Co
Tribune-Telegraph
Boy Scouts
Middleport
Curtis Reed
Mee Karr
Miss Lucy
Florence
Red Star Grocery
Pearl Clifton
Ada Mae Campbell
Dorothy Will
Karsel Davis
Dorothy Ates Balla
Albert Coate
York Clothing House
Ohlinger
Kaufman Pittsburg
Ant H
California Syrup of Figs Ad Emphasizes Brand Name
A vintage style ad urges mothers to look for the word California on the package to ensure a safe laxative for children. It notes the fruity taste appeals to kids and promises full directions on each bottle.
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California
Shine Lee Held By Juvenile Court On Delinquency Charge
Sixteen year old Shine Lee of Middleport is held at the juvenile court on a delinquency charge. The officer cited multiple cases, including alleged contributions to a fight at Tuppers Plains, as part of the court's action.
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Shine Lee
Middleport,s
Tuppers Plains
Dr. McCullough
Outbreak of Contagious Disease Closes Local Institutions
Reports indicate a switch from chickenpox to smallpox at Tuppers Plains with all victims quarantined. Schools churches and lodges have been closed to prevent spread. The situation underscores rapid public health actions in the community.
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Tuppers Plains
Fire at Middleport Destroys Homes and Assets
The Middleport blaze yesterday destroyed a house inhabited by Harry Wines his grandmother Mrs Sisson and lodger Mrs Beck who lost 1700 in clothing jewels and money and escaped in scant attire. The Stills and Rogersons home belonged to George Rogerson with 350 insurance on goods and 660 on the house. F G Gloeckwer owned two houses with 600 on each.
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Middleport
Harry Wines
Sisson
Beck
Sissons
Two Miners Injured In Mine Fall At Minereville
Richard Davis and George Shoemaker, brothers in law, were trapped by a rock fall in the Pittsburg mine at Minereville yesterday. Davis, a Republican central committeeman from Pomeroy second ward, and Shoemaker, both about 40, are critically hurt. Davis survived initial reports of death and intensively treated as rescue efforts continue.
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Richard Davis
George Shoemaker
Pittsburg
Minereville
Davis
Republican Central
Invitations Go Out For Community Bread Breaking
Invitations are out for a local event inviting residents to join in a communal bread breaking service. Organizers emphasize sharing, fellowship, and a brief program at a central church venue on a Sunday afternoon.
Masons Plan Banquet and Charter Move in Pomeroy
Masons reference a banquet by the newly proposed Masonic Club at Masonic Hall in Pomeroy on Thursday evening January 30. Speakers will outline plans to advance the club and a charter may establish it as a permanent adjunct of Pomeroy Masonic interests.
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Masonic Club
Masonic
Pomeroy
Former Rutlander Dead William P McAvoy
Former Rutlander William P. McAvoy cashier of a Huntington bank died in Huntington on Tuesday after an appendectomy. He was born in Rutland and educated there and at Rio Grande. McAvoy was part owner of the Cheshire Milling Company of Cheshire and was well known in western Meigs county.
Rumor Swirls Over Pomeroy Machine Plant Sale
For several days local chatter has centered on a possible sale of the Pomeroy Machine Company plant to the Parkersburg Big and Reel Company, a major supplier in the region. No deal has been finalized after talks with both sides, though the potential purchase could preserve and expand the plant’s operations, which remains Pomeroy’s largest industry.
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Big & Reel Company
D A R Meeting Rescheduled by Jonathan Meigs Chapter
The January meeting of the Re turn Jonathan Meigs Chapter D A R is moved to Friday January 21 from January 14. It will be hosted by Mrs Thomas Turnbull in Pomeroy with Mrs D Curtis Reed as assistant hostess.
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Jonathan Meigs
Thomas Turnbull
Pomeroy
D. Curtis Reed
Mrs August Newhouser Burn Victim Moved To Gallipolis Hospital
Mrs August Newhouser who was severely burned when a gas stove fire damaged her Second Ward home has been transported to the Gallipolis hospital for treatment of her injuries.
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August Newhouser
Gallipolis
New Court Case Lines Up in Family Suit
Emma Grace Heilman sues Walter Heilman seeking injunction and alimony alleging habitual drunkenness. Adam Forrest sues Amanda Forrest for divorce claiming wilful absence.
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Emma Grace Heilman
Walter Heilman
Adam Forrest
Amanda Forrest
Local residents obtain marriage licenses in two pairs
Herman Werry, 24, and Emma Ginther, 25, both of Pomeroy, apply for a license. Raymond Swick, 22, of Vinton and Lillie Bartrum, 23, of Middleport are also listed for marriage license filings.
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Herman Werry
Emma Ginther
Pomeroy
Raymond Swick
Vinton
Lillie Bartrum
Middleport
Death of Elijah Pilchard Aged 65 In Letart
Elijah Pilchard 65 single and a longtime Letart resident died Monday from blood poisoning after a cut while butchering two weeks earlier. He was the brother of Prof. George W. Pilchard, who died months ago, and he was the last of four Pilchard brothers once active in Meigs County affairs. Two sisters survive. Funeral held Wednesday at the family home conducted by Rev. L L Cherrington of Pomeroy.
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LASP
Elijah Pilchard
Letart
George W. Pilchard
Pilchard
Meigs County
L. L. Cherrington
Pomeroy
Died While Visiting Miss Rachel Miller in Great Bend
A visitor to Great Bend died Monday from fever while staying with friends. The deceased, a single woman about 65 years old, hailed from Dorcas in this county.
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Rachel Miller
Dorcas
Great Bend
Miss Drakes Room Leads In Middleport Flag Contest
In the first week of the Middleport public schools Flag Contest Miss Drakes room led with 45 of 49 present at Sunday school. Mre Chambers room second with 39 of 43. Winners get a weekly flag. Easter marks permanent award for best record. The contest runs weekly until Easter to promote pupil attendance.
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Miss Drake
Middleport
Mre Chambers
FINE
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Syracuse
Fifth Street
Meigs County Agricultural Society Elects Officers
The board met at the Court House to elect officers for the year. J M Spencer was named superintendent of the grounds. Officers include President J M Spencer, Vice President W P Henry Warren, Secretary Jas M Lyman, Treasurer A D Russell.
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The
Meigs County Agricultural Society
Court House
J. M. Spencer
W. P. Henry Warren
Sec’y Jas
M. Lyman
Treas
A. D. Russell
J M. Spencer
SONS OF CHINESE PRESIDENT ENTER AMERICAN COLLEGE
The four sons and grandson of Yuan Shih Kai, second president of the Chinese Republic, enter Middlebury College. They enjoy American cuisine and join in outdoor sports, especially skiing. They are called great pals and good fellows, ranging from twelve to eighteen. Christmas and New Year’s were wonderful to them.
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Sons OF Chinese
American College
Yuan Shih Kai
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Sage and Sulphur Compound for dark hair revealed
An old time home remedy for darkening gray hair uses Sage and Sulphur tea or Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound. Instructions claim the remedy makes hair appear darker, lustrous, and more youthful though commercial alternatives exist. The piece also includes a stray advice column exchange about engagement and kissing.
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Wyeth
Blame and Self Perception in Letters to Mrs Thompson
A columnist discusses how readers’ vanity and self image color responses. Letters from a teenage girl confess heartbreak and desire guidance while another recounts a girl choosing to be kind and sweet to help a poor family.
Steady Romance Deteriorates After Sunday Night Incident
Dear Mrs. Thompson writes of a six month relationship being strained after a boyfriend allegedly went to a female friend with one of her brothers and spoke little upon returning. The note discusses the social fallout and seeks guidance.
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Mrs. Thompson
A Comfortable Top Garment for Mother's Girl Pattern 3455
This pattern fits sizes 6 8 10 12 and 14 years with a 10 year size using 3 percent yards of 44 inch material. Suggested fabrics include Cheviot tweed serge broad cloth velveteen corduroy heather mixtures velours duveryn and taffeta. Pattern illustration mailed to any address for 12 cents in stamps.
Rebel Chief Chased Into Mountains After Defeat
Report from San Antonio Dateline January 14 describes the defeat of former Carranza general Murgia and a small band at Barranca. Several prisoners were taken. the rebel chief escaped into the mountains disguised as a muleteer as government troops pursued him.
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San Antonio
Tex
Carranza
Murgia
Barranca
The Best Cough Medicine
A Cubran druggist praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after years of use in his family. J. B. Jones says it is the best cough medicine he has ever known and is widely recommended by druggists due to customer testimonials.
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Mrs. Thompson
J. B. Jones
Cubran, Y
Harvard Glee Club President Lautner Found in Denver
Joseph F. Lautner, president of the Harvard Glee Club, who vanished from campus Saturday night, was located in Denver. The youth, who suffered a nervous breakdown, was reached by telegram sent to his father as Evansville, Indiana, officials arrived to continue the search in West Cambridge.
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West
Cambridge
Mass
Joseph F. Lautner
Harvard Glee Club
Denver
Evansville
Indiana
Baltimore official reveals opal globe red danger signal
A Baltimore official reports coating an opal light globe with red dye makes it appear white in daylight but emit a red warning light when powered, serving as a danger signal.
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Baltimore
Cascarets Advertisement Promises Quick Relief
An old style medical ad promotes Cascarets as a remedy for dizziness headaches colds and stomach upset. It touts benefits for both adults and children and lists price points of 10 25 and 50 cents.
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