Olive Township Potato Growers Meet in Reedsville
POMEROY Jan 15 continuation of boat production methods was advised to Olive Township potato growers at a Thursday meeting in Beedeville. GW Kreitler agricultural agent and Earl Turwing potato specialist from Ohio State University spoke on costs, seed selection, fertility, drainage, and disease control to boost yields. Similar meetings were held in Letart and will be held again at the Great Mead Grange Hall. Open to potato growers with rural county extension support and OSU involvement.
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X “Pomeroy
Olive Township
Beedeville
Kreitler
Agii
Earl Turwing
Ohio State University
Krejtier
Shesperig
Tiselng
Owers
Sddi- Han
Great Mead
Ohio State
Rutland Visions of Bridges and Civic Hopes in Country News
Rutland reports on a planned detour bridge across Little Leading Creek and a new 36 foot wide concrete Right of Way to connect the village, with construction bids expected Feb 26. The move to annex 270 feet of road into the corporation aims for cheaper reinsurance despite higher taxes for a new fire truck. Local figures include Ed Moulden, Dr. S P Deem, and Mary McGhee as long time residents tied to town life and the evolving infrastructure.
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Rutland
3Essenger
Ed Moulden
Corporation
George Pratl Vermis
Furst Clans High School
Mites Cemetery
Tuppers Plains
Red Clay
Ina
Cart
Emery Steiner
Lves
Rudena Tomnento
Clyde Millican
Tuppers Plaina
Middleport
Miloan
Dr. Deem
Milhoan
Steiner
Millioan
Dr. Beem
Mary McGhee
Donslé Wolfe in Racine Hospital for Appendicitis Surgery
Donslé Wolfe, son of Sr. amd Birs Wolfe, is in Ghihpolis hospital with a ruptured appendicitis threat and mumps preventing the planned operation. Parents rushed him Friday night. doctors expect home rest before a later rupture operation, with prior appendicitis attacks and severe illness since last Saturday.
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Gilitpour
Racine
Donslé
Amd Birs
G. Chide Wolfe
Ghihpolis
Suurk Tien
Young Wolfe
Guernsey Breeders' Meeting Planned Near Wapine
Southeast Ohio Guernsey Breeders Association schedules its annual meeting in Racine on Tuesday January 18. Edson Roush secretary announces speakers Flosd Barlow and others will present at Harold Cernaban's home one and one half miles north of Racine. Invitees include anyone interested in Guernsey cattle. Also note W Wall at Rocheprings Fairgrounds improved after seven months at home.
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Association
Wapine
Racine
Ohio Guernsey Breeders
Edson Roush
Oapauisation
Barlow
Feild
Tulba
Harold Cernaban
Roush
Mystic Knights In Disgrace After Sheriff Lecture
Four Mystic Knights youths were captured near Lincoln Hill and brought to Morgan County Jail after failing to outrun officers. The sheriff lectured them on morals and manners from Prayer Morals and Manners for the Growing Boy, while other members were urged to report in for similar guidance.
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Pomeroy
Mystic Knights
Honorable
Lincoln Hill
Moiga
Meigs County Board of Education Plans Meeting
The Meigs County Board of Education will meet Saturday at 2 30 a m at the Courthouse to formulate plans for the new year. The program committee for the coming teachers meeting to be held Feb 6 with meet Saturday at 4 a m. Committee members are L A 5 Greenler, J W Frank, and Farle Briewine. The Utes, an independent basketball team of Middleport, went to Me Arthur Wednesday night and were defeated 32 to 4. The Pomeroy BB team lost at London Ohio by 8 with a 27 26 score in favor of London. Theodore and John Saker proprietors of the B and B shop in Pomeroy will open a second establishment in Logan summer to the one in Pomeroy. The formal opening will be in Saturday of this week.
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Meigs Colate
Meigs County
Pomeroy ‘Bb
London
Theodore
John Saker
Pomeroy
Logan
Formai
Parent-Teacher Board Plans January Meeting
The executive board of the Parent-Teacher Association met with President Mrs. B. R. Tompkins Wednesday evening to plan the January meeting. Mrs. J. K. Smath and Mrs. David Entaminger and their groups will present a program. Founders' Day will be celebrated.
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FP. T. A
Middleport
Jan
Parent-Teacher Association
R. Tompkins
Mire
J. K. Smath
David Entaminger
Meigs County Farm Bureau Meeting Set With Noted Speakers
Announcement for the Meigs County Farm Bureau annual meeting to be held Tuesday January 19 at the H of P Hall Waami with an all day program. President Everett Colwell opens at 10 am with an orchestra performance by Earl A Grate and sons Vernon Nease speaks on farm bureau topics W F Karnef and G W Kreitler present talks on agriculture and taxation. Dinner served by Pythian Sisters prior to director elections. Local notes mention residents visiting, moving, and health updates.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Farm Bureau
H. of P. Hall
Waami
Everett Colwell
Colwell
Earl A. Grate
Pythian Sisters
K. of FP. Ball
F. H. Delashmutt
Ohio
Edwin J Baty
Illness delays Bolsa return. visits in Galipolis note Powell
Sirs Lucy Downing Sister and Miss Alpha Sommerville visited Miss Lydia Powell and Mrs W J Root at Hal ter Hospital in Gal Hpolia on Wednesday. Powell serious, Root improving but leg cast remains. They joined Mrs Miton Cabern and her mother on business trip to Gallipolis. Rev Willie B Patterson returned home from Columbus. Mrs Irving Karr hosted her Pridge club at 1010 Main St with two tables. Lucille Dutton won high score trophy. Aged man William Lindsey Sauvage, 87, died after brief illness at Mine No. 18 near Syracuse. funeral arrangements to follow.
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Middleport
Otto Larrick
Columbus
Max Sanborn
Seaman
C. W. Snider
Mr. Snider
Pearl Street
Mira Lyle
S. H. McClure
Charleston
Paul McClure
Pomeroy, Rey
A.R Stark
Pomsroy
Bolsa
Lucy Downing
Alpha Sommerville
Gal Hpolia
Lydia Powell
W. J. Root
Halter Hospital
Miss Powell
Root
Miton Cabern
Gallipolis
Willie B. Patterson
Irving Karr
Pridge Club
Lon Main Stree
Lucille Dutton
Food distribution method is changed in Middleport
Citizens relief committee, meeting Wednesday night, decides to switch to home visits before aid. An investigating committee will check applicants at their homes, with teams of two assigned to conduct the visits.
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Middleport
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Relief committee distributes food and clothing pledge
Chosen workers include J. H. Grate and Dr. Gay with Rev. Fred Gard ner and Edward French and others. Clothing will be given at the relief committee room on Norws Second Avenue whenever available. The committee reported individuals have received aid and renewed a plea for donations of wearing apparel, especially men's clothing.
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J. H. Grate
Dr. Gay
Fred Gardner
Edward French
H. 8. Coole
C. M. Hennessy
Frank Kreager
M. A. White
MM. OR. Chambers
W. E Russell
Relief Committee
Norws Second Avenue
Retief Committee
Teachers Told To Outlaw Politics In Ohio
Columbus reports state education chief B O Skinner said teachers should not endorse candidates or finance campaigns, though they may work for candidates they believe best serve children. The Ohio Rural School Protective League urged removing politics from schools.
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Columbus
Skinner
Ohio Rural School Protective League
Italma
Relief board formed in Cleveland during low mood
Acting Mayor Harold H. Burton established a Cleveland relief board to ensure humane measures for all needy residents. The body will resemble an emergency war board and stay active until the emergency ends.
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Relief Board
Cleveland
Board of Relief
Harold H. Burton
Birthday Parade Hits Central School And More
Birthdays today shine on Billy Dorst in second grade at Central School who forgot there were no other birthdays. Five kids celebrate with four girls and one boy: Marjorie Allen and Thelma Coffey in Rufus Putnam programs, Lois Shield at East Side School, Mane Jean Kilpatrick in Rufus Putnam, and Billy Beckley, the gentleman of the day.
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Billy Dorst
Central School
Billy
Hilly
Januar
Marjorie Allen
Rufus Putnam
Thelma Coffey
Lois Shield
East Side
Mane Jean Kilpatrick
Billy Beckley
Merchant becomes mayor in Huntington after vacancy
Huntington merchant George D Bradshaw was sworn in as mayor to fill the vacancy created by Floyd Chapman's death. Bradshaw, a Republican, was elected by the citizens' board.
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Merchant
Huntington
W. Va
George D Bradshaw
Floyd Chapman
Bradshaw
Citizens’ Board
Repubican
Hiccougher Grateful To Write 10 000 Notes
Mansfield January 15 Ira A King a wealthy garage owner who gained attention last November for hiccoughs has been released from General Hospital to his home. He now plans to answer every one of more than 10 000 messages sent to him.
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Mansfield
Ira A. King
General Hospital
More Than Half Farms Have Automobiles, Commerce Reports
The U S Department of Commerce reports that 56 percent of farms nationwide own automobiles, reflecting growing rural vehicle use and economic activity across the country. The finding highlights trends in farm infrastructure and transportation.
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U. S Department of Commerce
United States
Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires Deliver Extra Safety and Value
Advert boasts Firestone Gum-Dipping for tougher cord bodies and puncture resistance, extra plies under tread for stronger bond, and thicker non skid tread for longer wear. Claims 1921 as peak year for value due to steel rubber and cotton sourcing, efficient factories, and economical distribution, inviting drivers to buy now for lowest prices in history.
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Firestone
Fougher
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Reedsville
Stae
Cail Ohm Sautage
Avery Gardner
A. A. Powers
S P. Deem
Parker
Guernsey
W. Wall
Rocheprings Fairgrounds
Epatisbergh Coal Compec
Athens
Betty Cavanaugh
Nelsone
Ben Raow
Meigs Farm Bureau
Novelty Store
Willam Lindsey Sauvage
Harry Allgon
Mine No. 18
Syracuse
Hiccougher
Laaade
Dromo Quinine
OES
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Pte
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Rmaxil
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Lincoln
Parka
Eal Chota
Plymouth Bakin
Chandler
Pest DeSoto
Pontiac
Paige Specter
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Atlas Store
Deusble
Firestone Beers
Fred R. Beasley
Pickett Filling Station
Totman’s
Murphy Motor Company
Glouster
Donaldson Motor Company
King’s ‘Garage
Ameville
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