Veterans learn Adjusted Service Certificate forms info
A wartime notice explains delays in issuing application blanks for the Adjusted Service Certificate and urges veterans to await federal action on the bonus bill. It warns that printing millions of forms and interdepartmental steps will take time and that no blanks are currently available. The letter from W. M. Coffin urges county officials to inform veterans.
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Gox
Drew Weberman Legion Post
Congress
R. L. Lide
Veterans’ Bureau Re
Brefore
Meris
W. M. Coffin
Notice of Hearing on Sanitary District Establishment
On January 27, 1936 at 10:00 A M the Court of Common Pleas of Athens County Ohio will hold a public hearing in Athens County Court House. The hearing concerns the proposed Jackson Creek Sanitary District area in Trimble Glouster and Corning villages, seeking authority to plan build and operate reservoirs trunk sewers siphons pumping works water supply and waste disposal for sanitary and flood control purposes with watershed lands in Athens Perry Monroe Morgan unions Homer and Union townships.
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Nover
Court of Com Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
C. F. Wallace
Y Creek
Perry
Morgan Counties
Ens County
Trimble
Glouster
Imville
RY County
Monroe Town
Corning
Ville
Rgan County
Union
Homer Wehips
Court of Common Pleas
Ms County
Court House
City of Athens
Athens
Coun
Dempskeyes announce birth of baby son at Middleport
Mr and Mrs Edwin Dempskey of S Sixth Ave announce the birth of a seven and one half pound son born Wednesday evening. The baby is a grandson of Mr and Mrs Raymond W Neutzling of Pomeroy and a great grandson of Mr and Mrs William Neutzling of Pomeroy and Mrs Margaret Young of Middleport.
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Middleport
Edwin Dempskey
S. Sixth Ave
Raymond W Neutzling
Pomeroy
William Neutzling
Margaret Young
Panthers Fall 22 18 At Huntington In Tight Game
Pomeroy Panthers played a mid week game in Huntington West Virginia losing 22 to 18 after a hard fought defensive battle. The Panthers struggled to find the hoop and missed many attempts, marking the third defeat of the season. The Pomeroy team remains unbeaten in league play and travels to meet New Boston Friday night.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Panthers
Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Panthers
New Boston
Past Chiefs Meet at Home on Sugar Run
Past Chiefs of Magnolia Temple gathered Wednesday night at Sugar Run home of Mrs. Alex Fisher with Mrs. William Foss assisting. After business, refreshments were served and bingo crowned Mrs. Elizabeth Young as first place winner.
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Pomeroy
Magnolia Temple
Alex Fisher
Sugar Run
William Foss
Bingo
Elizabeth Young
Degree Staff Hosts Mrs Jacob Young and Daughter Entertainment
Mrs Jacob Young and daughter Thelma Young entertained degree staff and officers at their River Hill home Wednesday evening. A business meeting was followed by a bingo party and refreshments were served by the hostesses.
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Middleport
Jacob Young
Thelma Young
River Hill
Mrs Bridget Curtis McGucken Taken to Parkersburg Hospital
Mrs Bridget Curtis McGucken of Hudson Street was taken to St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg for observation after a fall at home left her badly injured. She was accompanied by Mrs Theron Russell.
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Middleport
Bridget Curtis McGucken
Hudson St
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Pomeroy Personal News and Local Meetings Roundup
John Chase left for Columbus to stay through Sunday visiting his son-in-law William Waters. Mrs. Chase to accompany him home. Mrs. Virgie Hartley left for Columbus to visit through Friday or Saturday. Mrs. Richard Chambers of Columbus joined relatives in Pomeroy and Middleport. Central PTA met at Central School Building with Kerrs Run members serving refreshments. J O F Class of Simpson M E Church will meet next Monday at the church hosted by Miss Gertrude Smith and Miss Frances Dye.
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Pomeroy
John Chase
Wehe Terrace
Columbus
William Waters
Chase
Virgie Hartley
Rose Hill
Richard Chambers
Middleport
Central Pta
Kerrs Run
J.O.F
Simpson M. E
Gertrude Smith
Frances Dye
Racine Social and Personal Mention
Mrs. Dorothy Brown traveled to Rochester Minnesota to join her husband Dr. Allen Brown at Mayo Hospital. Frankie Gaylord of Middleport visited sister in law Emma Jiiden. W B Cross and C B Crow, with spouses, were in Parkersburg on business. Arthur Cleland left for White Cross Hospital Columbus for treatment after a long back injury. Raymond Hartley recovers from a foot infection after a hunting injury and hospital treatment. Mrs. Bess Hartley visited Hartley’s son at Gallipolis Hospital.
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Racine
Dorothy Brown
Rochester
Minn
Allen Brown
Mayo Hospital
Frankie Gaylord
Middleport
Emma Jiiden
W. B. Cross
C. B. Crow
Parkersburg
Arthur Cleland
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Cleland
Middleport Notes On Local Travels And Illness
Middleport residents report several trips to Cincinnati Columbus and Marietta for business and family visits. W H Reichman returns to railroad work after a New Year absence. Mrs E N Noble improves after a month of illness. Frances Bowen visits Charleston to see her seriously ill father at McMillan Hospital.
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Middleport
T. A. May
Cr. W. Snider
Cincinnati
R. R. Horden
Columbus
C. H. Horden
E. N. Noble
W. H. Reichman
Guy Carson
Cash Johnson
Fostoria
Johnson
J. L. Schaeffer
Marietta
Fisher Ave
Don Duffield
J. M. Burchett
Charleston
Duffield
Government Dam
Gallipolis
Frances Bowen
E. Bowen
McMillan Hospital
Racine Independents Top Pomeroy in 49–20 Win
The Racine Independents, composed of former Racine High School players, defeated the Pomeroy Independents 49 to 20 on Wednesday night. In a preliminary game, the Racine Freshmen beat the Eighth Grade team 14 to 8.
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Racine
Racine Independents
Pomeroy Independents
Rutland to host meeting on new extension classes
Rutland residents urged to attend a Wednesday evening meeting at the new Rutland grade school on January 22 at 7 to organize one or two extension classes from Ohio University. Those seeking information may call or write Seth F Nichol.
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Rutland
Rutland New
Ohio University
Seth F. Nicholson
Professor McKay Recovers at Home After Holiday Fall
Middleport reports Professor A W Mc Kay injured in a Christmas fall is now recovering at his home and improving nicely according to the statement.
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Middleport
A. W. McKay
Officers for Meigs Temple Are Installed
Installation of officers for Meigs Temple No. 153 of the Pythian Sisters for the ensuing year was held Tuesday evening. Officers installed included Past Chief Martha Childs Most Excellent Chief Gail Snider Excellent Senior Thelma Young Excellent Junior Stella Ely Manager Elizabeth LaRue Mistress of Finance Maude Gardner Mistress of Records and Correspondence Jessie Houdashelt Protector Carrie Zerkie Guard Evelyn Fultz Installing officer Elizabeth Allman Pianist Lillian Steiff Trustees Mary Huddleston Elizabeth Martin Hettie Horden Grand Manager Ada Root and Grand Senior Teresa Autherson Social evening with refreshments followed.
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Middleport
Meigs Temple
Pythian Sisters
Martha Childs
Gail Snider
Thelma Young
Stella Ely
Elizabeth LaRue
Maude Gardner
Jessie Houdashelt
Carrie Zerkie
Evelyn Fultz
Elizabeth All
Mrs Hetteseimer Recovering After Surgery
Mrs William Hetteseimer is recovering satisfactorily at McMillan Hospital in Charleston after a recent surgical operation.
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Middleport
William Hetteseimer
McMillan Hospital
Charleston
Hetteseimer
Mrs Elia Harry Improves in Portsmouth Health
Middleport resident Mrs Elia Harry is reported improving in health while living with her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Frank Ryan in Portsmouth. She has suffered failing health for several years.
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Middleport
Elia Harry
Portsmouth
Harry
Frank Ryan
Hawk Social Roundup From Local Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc Kinniss visited relatives in Chilli cothe from Saturday to Monday while daughter Helen Carr managed their store. A son named James Donald was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Shiffet on January 13, joining three brothers. Mrs. Alfred Trueman and Wellston children visited Virgil Carr’s family, and township trustee Harley Macumber browsed road projects. Virgil Carr bought a new radio Monday. Alice Shadows of Indiana visited relatives nearby. Local attendance at a Wales Mill dance, and Ruth Bower with children visiting Oreton residents.
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Charles McKinniss
Chillicothe
Helen Carr
John Shiffflet
James Donald
Alfred Trueman
Wellston
Virgil Carr
Harley Macumber
Alice Shadows
Indiana
Wales Mill
Harry McGinnis
No. 10
Arthur McGinnis
Ruth Bower
Oreton
Granges Install Officers Across Local Lodges
The joint installation of Columbia and Laurel Grange officers for the coming year drew over 100 members from Columbia, Laurel, Harrisonville, Starr and Albany Granges. The ceremony was led by Mrs. Bess Musser with a strong literary program by the two lecturing teams.
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Emily Foster
June Jordan
Georgia Nell Radekin
Elijah Bowen
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Dyesville
G. A. Radekin
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Nettie Vale
Freda Turner
Ina Sams
Vale
H. I. Steward
Miss Marabell
Junior Seidenable
J. E. Radekin
Ollie Anderson
Ray
West Virginia
Emmett Starkey
Cassie Caster
Earl Starkey
Columbus
W. J. Kuhner
Jackson
W. FE. Reeves
Nettle-fiber Garments Reported Among Northern Chi Tan Tribe
A northern Chi tan community, distant from Assam, India, is noted for making clothing from nettle fiber. The unusual fabric use highlights distinct regional textile practices by this people group.
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Chitan
Assam
India
Broadwell Social Notes Include Local Visits and Birth Announcement
Broadwell residents report Sunday visits among neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meeks and Mr. and Mrs. John Hanning. A son named Ralph Lee was born to Cyril Driggs and Mrs. Driggs of Lagootee Indiana, with Ralph Lee as the child. Several locals attended a Sand Rock meeting, while others hosted or visited relatives in Utley Athens and Guysville.
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John Sprouse
Hazel Burke
Sam McClellen
Sand Rock
Ida Nice
Guysville
Ray Nice
William Hanson
Ralph Young
Earthworm eating habits noted among Arabs and Indian natives
A remark highlights that Arabs and some Indian communities show a fondness for consuming earthworms, reflecting diverse culinary preferences across regions.
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India
Driver Suspension Total Reaches 578
Columbus reports driver suspensions rose to 578 as Frank West, registrar of motor vehicles, certifies 22 more license revocations under Ohio’s Drivers' Responsibility Law. The group includes Bud Goins of Athens among those convicted of driving while intoxicated.
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Columbus
Frank West
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Ohio
Bud Goins
Athens
Biue minous Coal Commission moves to new Washington offices
The Biue minous Coal Commission moved into new offices in Washington DC and noted a possible later transfer to Pittsburgh Cincinnati or Wheeling as reports. The change marks a temporary stationing while decisions on relocation are explored.
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Washington
Biueminous Coal Commission
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Wheeling
Wes
Milwaukee Prohibits Baseball on Public Grounds
An old Milwaukee law still on the books forbids playing baseball on many fine city diamonds and public playgrounds, a prohibition never repealed.
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Milwaukee
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