Meigs County Teachers Meet at Pomeroy on February Fourth
An open meeting of the Meigs County High School Teachers Association is set for Pomeroy on February 4 at 12 30 PM. The program includes devotional exercises English written composition teaching of classics and general discussion with three minute shares. Local merchants donate fruits nuts toys and candy for each participating child.
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Meigs County High School Teachers’ Association
Pomeroy
Miss Knight
Karr
Miss Clancy
Beers
Rhodes
W. F. Price
Alice Marie Cooper
Bettie Cooper
William Stewart
Virgil Campbell
T. H. Davis Company
Lucy Kibble
Rathburn Department Store
Handsome
H. G. Stevens
Burson Supply Store
New York Clothing House
H. B. Smith
Frank Gloeckner
Tom Jones
Daily News
Red Star Grocery
John EB. Lyons
Miss McCoy
Central School Division
Parent-Teacher Association
Walter Bramlege
Sheriff Reeves
Lewis Horwitz
Nice Selection
Loughead Grocery
Fugate Grocery
Middleport Lodge Pythian Sisters
Amacon Fruit Company
Fontana Company
Local Education Forum Open to Teachers and Parents
Elementary teachers ministers and parent teacher association members are invited to attend and participate in an education discussion session led by Mr Welch and Mrs Ward with three minutes allotted to each participant.
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Welch
Ward
Remembered the Kiddies Christmas Gifts From County Helpers
Superintendent and Mrs. Goff of the Meigs county children's home thank the county for generous Christmas gifts. List of contributors includes Mrs. G W Keiser Ada Genheimer Mrs Mike Tell C W Weaver Geo Webster Ralph Gilmore Norah Doddridge L A Persons Jean Nesselrode Pearl Clifton Phyllis Chase Billy McQuig Girls' Friendly Society Phillip Meier W Ss White Hartley and Bennett Edward Skinner Mrs Jacob Roller and others who provided books toys games money and foods to cheer the children.
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Goff
Meigs County
Mason County Leads Woodrow Wilson Memorial Drive Push
Griff T. Smith, Mason County chairman, says the county will set a record by achieving the highest percentage of over subscriptions in West Virginia as part of the Woodrow Wilson memorial drive.
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Meigs
Mason
West Virginia
Griff T. Smith
Mayor Warns Autoists on License Tag Arrests
Mayor Sauvage warns drivers that after this week police will arrest owners of autos lacking proper license tags and prosecute them.
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Sauvage
Dr Brad Hanlin Dead in Middleport Incident
Late yesterday afternoon Dr Brad Hanlin of Middleport passed away. No other details are provided in the readable excerpt.
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Brad Hanlin
Middleport
Death of Dr. Brad Ends Long Local Career
Dr. Brad, a homeopathic physician who practiced in Pomeroy Bend with an office in the Pomeroy National Bank building, died after a period of critical illness from Bright's disease. He never married and was a genial, successful and well liked citizen. Further details will be provided later.
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Bright
Pomeroy Bend
Pomeroy
Missionary Society Meet At Simpson M F Church
Mrs. G. H. Parker hosted the Foreign Missionary Society at Simpson M F Church on Mulberry Avenue yesterday afternoon. Mrs. H. V. Cail led the program with Mrs. H. C. Pownall, Mrs. J. B. Smith and Mrs. Scott presenting numbers. Refreshments followed the literary portion. A pot luck supper is planned February 16 at the church for members and their families.
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G. H. Parker
Foreign Missionary Society
Simpson M. F
Mulberry Avenue
H. V. Cail
H. C. Pownall
J. B. Smith
Scott
Highland Couple Purchase Columbia Hotel In Highland
Mr and Mrs Pana Maertz of Highland have arrived in Pomeroy to visit relatives. They bought out the Columbia hotel in Highland and will take possession by February 1. Maertz is a former Pomeroy boy with many local friends and the project is a popular hotel venture.
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Pana Maertz
Highland
Lil
Pomeroy
Charles Reuter
Maertzs
Columbia
Maertz
Second Union Meeting for Middleport Bible Classes
A union meeting of the men’s Bible classes from Middleport churches is set for February 5 at 2 30 PM in the Church of Christ. The organizers promise a big and enjoyable event for attendees.
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Middleport
Church of Christ
Farm Bureau Outlines Rutland County Activities
Farm Bureau plans with County Agent Woodward and Rutland Bureau include a poultry feeding and culling demonstration. A sheep demonstration will be held February 11 at the town house led by J. F. Walker of the State Wool Growers Association. In March, Mr. Barnes of the State Extension Department will visit Rutland to start pasture demonstrations and discuss Rutland time. A pig and calf club for boys and a cooking club for girls are forming.
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Farm Bureau
Woodward
Rutland Bureau
Town House
J. F. Walker
State Wool Growers Association
Barnes
State Extension Department
Rutland
Middleport C E Society elects officers for six months
The Middleport Presbyterian C E society chooses president Vivienne Middleton, vice president Chas Pomeroy, secretary Emma Jean Smith, treasurer Frank Lewis Knopp, and pianist Kathryn Mayer. Installation is set for a week from Sunday evening.
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C. E
Middleport Presbyterian C. E. Society
Vivienne Middleton
Chas Pomeroy
Emma Jean Smith
Frank Lewis Knopp
Kathryn Mayer
Miss Mildred Moore Named Messenger News Representative
Miss Mildred Moore is appointed as news representative for The Messenger covering Vinton County. She will furnish a daily letter from the county seat and oversee Messenger distribution in McArthur. Report any delivery irregularities to her and provide news tips of importance.
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Mildred Moore
The
Messenger
Vinton Cointy
McArthur
Miss Moore
Death of Mae Swartz in Dundas after illness
Miss Mae Swartz aged about 33 died at home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Swartz in Dundas after several months illness. She was a respected Vinton county school teacher until a year before her death. Survived by parents, three brothers Henry Dundas Beatty Marion and Emmett at O A in Athens, and sister Mrs. Ernest Ramsey Columbus. Funeral services set for Saturday afternoon.
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Mae Swartz
Wilson Swartz
Dundas
Vinton County
Henry
Beatty
Marion
Emmett
O. A
Athens
Ernest Ramsey
Columbus
Real Estate Transfers in Jackson and Madison Townships
Clio Ringer transfers 72 acres in Jackson township to Volo Ringer and Marie Ringer Turner. Bertha BE Cumming and D W Cumming sell 66 acres in Jackson to Linden Frazier of West Virginia. C E Frenier and Tillie Mae Frenier transfer an undivided one half of 49.61 acres in Madison township to William A Hoover.
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Clio Ringer
Volo Ringer
Marie Ringer Turner
Jackson Township
Bertha BE. Cumming
D. W. Cumming
Linden Frazier
W. Va
C. E. Frenier
Tillie Mae Frenier
William A. Hoover
Madison Township
The Paycen Stock Co. Good Says Critic
A refined audience praised the Paycen Stock Co for their splendid acting in The Primrose Path. The group performs tonight tomorrow and a matinee Saturday, continuing the engagement from last November.
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The
Paycen Stock Co. Good
Paycen Stock Co
Primrose Path
Silk from wood pulp grows into English and French industry
The text notes that producing silk from wood pulp has become a significant industry in England and France, marking a notable shift in textile manufacturing.
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England
France
Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as providing quick relief from rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache and stiff neck. It claims immediate tingling warmth within three minutes and urges securing the genuine Rowles labeled product from drug stores.
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Rowles
Margaret Schrader Re signs as clerk at East End grocery
Miss Margaret Schrader re signs for a clerk role at the East End grocery now Ross Seibold store No. 13 to join Thurness Wright Co as clerk. The change takes effect the first of next week after four years with the grocery.
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Margaret Schrader
East End
Ross Seibold
Thurness Wright Co
Miss Shrader
Post Commander Forms Regional Committees in Meeting
Laurel appointed standing committees civic affairs athletic service publicity visitation auditing at the region meeting. Members enrolled this year plus about 60 new applications push toward a 300 roster by January 31. Commander Laurer noted several disabled men have received government compensation since the last gathering.
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Laurel
Laurer
Logan Manufacturing Sees Strong Outlook After Chicago Market Visit
A. C. Tipton and H. R. Tipton visited the Chicago furniture market and secured orders that will take six months to fill in addition to regular orders. The company plans to hire six to eight more workers to handle the boosted workload.
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Logan Manufacturing Co
Chicago
A. C. Tipton
H. R. Tipton
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Elects Officers
A Wednesday meeting at the clerks hall reelected Rudolph Remple as president Seber Angle as vice president William Rizer as financial secretary and Melvin Heft as secretary for the coming year The grievance committee includes Bell Miller John Shaw and Rua isel Howe Bell Miller was chosen as representative to the Brotherhood convention in Cincinnati to be held in May with William Rizer as alternate.
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Brotherhood of
Clerks Hall
Rudolph Remple
Seber Angle
William Rizer
Melvin Heft
Bell
Miller
John Shaw
Ruaisel Howe
Bell Miler
Brotherhood
Cincinnati
Injured Conductor John Bownes Faces Possible Crippling After Accident
John Bownes a long time Hocking Valley Railway conductor was seriously hurt Wednesday at 4 15 PM when slipping on a cinder while boarding a car. His left foot was mangled and three toes were amputated that evening by Drs Campbell and McGinnis. He rests at his West Hunter Street home.
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John Bownes
Hocking Valley Railway
Whit-Lin Home Laundry settlement in probate court
H W Shaw assignee of the ill fated Whit Lin Home Laundry filed a partial probate settlement Thursday. Assets total 340 81 with claims of 194 49 leaving 141 32 balance. Liabilities near 1500 indicate losses for many creditors. W E Whitlatch was proprietor of the two month business.
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H. W. Shaw
Whit-Lin Home
W. E. Whitlatch
Attendance Officer Report Details School Attendance
Attendance Officer Frank Adcock reported for November 15 to December 1 he visited 40 schools, conducted six eighth grade exams, attended five teachers meetings, and investigated 120 truancy cases. Of 100 schools, 70 recorded 90 to 100 percent attendance, 20 ranged 85 to 90 percent, and 10 fell below 85 percent. four schools had perfect records for the period.
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Submts
Frank Adcock
Adcock
Local K P Lodge Hosts Turtle Soup Supper and Installations
The local K P lodge held a turtle soup supper at its regular assembly on Wednesday. A member sent several hundred miles for turtles. The annual installation of officers followed with Cidge Barthiow as Cidge, Howard Rolston as V C, Bort Smith Prelate, John Lohr M of W, Chas Blackstone K R B, Will Lytle M of F, James Martin M of Ex, George Schwenke M of A, Paul Collison Inside Guard, Noah Roby Outside Guard, and Robert Reynolds Trustee.
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P. Lodge
Cidge Barthiow
C. C. Howard Rolston
V. C. Bort Smith
John Lohr
W. Chas
E. Blackstone
K. R
Will J. Lytle
James L. Martin
George Schwenke
Dress Construction Lesson Opens At Local Church
Under the local farm bureau federation the first of five dress construction lessons was held at U. B. church on Wednesday. An all day session completed the lesson directed by Mrs Samuel Blum Mrs M W Bailey and Miss Firme Anthony with attendees having previously joined similar meetings in Lancaster.
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Farm Bureau Federation
U. B
Samuel Blum
M. W. Bailey
Firme Anthony
Lancaster
Township Representatives Attend Class in Fall Areas
Representatives from Enterprise, Falls township and Green township attended the class, joining participants from each area to discuss local initiatives and collaboration opportunities.
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Enterprise
Falls Township
Green Township
Chauncey Circuit Church Schedule for Sunday January 22 1922
Pastor E N Dabritz leads morning service at Sunday Creek at 9:30. Evening services at Chauncey and The Plains. Chauncey 7:30 pm, The Plains 2:00 pm, Millfield 6:30 pm. Attendance and locations listed for the Chauncey circuit.
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Chauncey Circuit
E. N. Dabritz Sunady
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