27 Counties barred from Workmen's Compensation payments
Columbus Jan 21 The State Industrial Commission ordered 27 counties and their political subdivisions blocked from further compensation payments from the Workmen's Compensation fund until premium contributions meet current overdrafts and fund additional claims. The action follows a Supreme Court ruling that each county's payments must cover its own claims. Counties affected include Auglaize Champaign and Darke among others.
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Columbus
U.R
State Industrial Commission
Supreme Court
Auglaize
Champaign
Darke
Ohio counties listed in state-wide listing
A sequence of county names spans Defiance Delaware Franklin Fulton Gallia Greene Harrison Jackson Knox Lawrence Meigs Monroe Morgan Muskingum Noble Perry Pike Richland Ross Seneca Shelby Warren Wood Wyandot. The list appears as a scanned archival fragment likely indicating jurisdictions or regions referenced in a historical document.
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Defiance
Delaware
Franklin
Fulton
Gallia
Greene
Harrison
Jackson
Knox
Lawrence
Meigs
Monroe
Morgan
Muskingum
Noble
Perry
Pike
Richland
Ross
Seneca
Shelby
Warren
Wood
Wyandot
Men Arrested After Car Wreck Near Zanesville
Police say two men were arrested after a wreck near Zanesville led them to seek medical aid in Columbus. The pair were apprehended upon returning to Columbus as authorities investigated the incident.
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Tially
Zanesville
Columbus
County Road Work Costs Total Sixty Five Thousand Seven Hundred
County Engineer J E D Hartinger presented the 1930 township road improvement cost estimate to the Meigs County commissioners. Figures list numerous project costs across Olive, Orange, Chester, Sutton, Salisbury, Rutland and other townships, with a total of 65 700 including ditch cleaning.
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Sutton Township
Racin-Apple Grove
Sutton
Letart
Portland
Kingsbury
Bedford Township
Long Hollow
Salisbury Township
Salisury
Leading Creek
Rutland - Harrisonville
Side Hill
Rutland Township
Hemlock Grove
Darwin - Snowville
Burlingham
Snowville
Local Obituaries And Social Notes From Meigs County
Charles McAllister, a former Hobson employee in Cheshire, died at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis from a stroke. Golden wedding celebrated by Mr and Mrs David Phillips in Minersville with illness keeping them quiet. John E Bland 70 died on his Maggie Farm following a long illness. Funeral attendance for Mrs Martin at Hebbardsville noted. Mrs William Waddell returned to Pomeroy after funeral in Columbus. Wyatt Plantz banker hopes to return home from Pittsburgh by week end. Clergy from three churches attend Columbus pastors convention. four Pomeroy churches may consolidate. Mrs Andrew Lowery in Pomeroy taken to Holzer for operation. Carl Fruith leaving Karr barber shop Pomeroy for Dayton job.
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Meigs County
Charles McAllister
Cheshire
Hobson
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
David Phillips
Minersville
Mr. Phillips
Phillips
John E. Bland
Maggie
W. Va
O. R. Farris
Herman Kuntz
Pomeroy
Martin
Hebbardsville
William Waddell
Peter Gloeckner
Columbus
Wyatt G. Plantz
Pittsburgh
Bright
Simpson Methodist Church
Tennell
Bethany M. E. Church
Moenkhaus
Peace Evangelical Church
Konjola touted as lifesaver in American ads
An old advertisement profiles Clarence Christman of Washington D. H. Ohio praising Konjola for five years of indigestion. He claims two weeks brought ten pounds, three weeks allowed heavy foods without discomfort, and overall restoration of digestion and strength. The piece notes Konjola sold at Mc Drug Store in Athens and by area druggists.
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Konjola
America
Clarence Christman
Second
Maple Streets
Washington, D. H
Ohio
Christman
Athens
County Plans 10 Percent Cut to Meigs Budget
Meigs County Commissioners in Pomeroy agreed to a general ten percent reduction to the 1980 budget to save about $8,000 while protecting funds for the Children's Home and the Infirmary. Delegations urged continued support for the County Fair and Farm Bureau, and a local farm mortgage was addressed. An old Dark Hollow house was bought for a chicken house at the Children's Home.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Farm Bureau
C. E. Efichinger
Hartinger
Middleport
Maud Lewis
Peter Steinmetz
D. A. Howell
Steinmetz
Dark Hollow
Children’s
Girl Dies at 16 in Upper Pomeroy
Virginia Wheeler 16 died Sunday evening at her mother's home in Upper Pomeroy. Officials ruled death natural despite earlier bruising, noting a decade-old dog bite and her status as a Probate Court ward. Burial planned at Rocksprings Cemetery after Enterprise Church service without autopsy.
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Pomeroy
Virginia Wheeler
Upper Pomeroy
Probate
Enterprise
Rocksprings
Janet Hecox birthday party at Middleport
Mrs. R. A. Hecox hosted a Saturday party from 3 to 5 honoring daughter Janet on her seventh birthday with forty children as guests and many gifts. Mrs. C. O. Fisher followed with a Monday afternoon party from 2 to 4 for younger daughter Nancy on her fourth birthday with many gifts.
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Middleport
R. A. Hecox
Janet
Mrs Layne Dies at 68 in Letart Falls
Joanna Layne aged 68 widow of William Layne a soldier in Company C Ninth West Virginia Infantry died at her home near Letart Falls. She married after September 1922 and never received a pension as his widow despite aid from the County Soldiers Relief Commission which provided $12 monthly.
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Pomeroy
Johanna Layne
William Layne
Company C
Ninth
West Virginia Infantry
Letart Falls
Layne
County Soldiers Relief Commission
Boy Hurt Sliding on Sugar Run Slope in Pomeroy
Edward Leitweiler ten year old son of Mr and Mrs John Leitweiler was seriously injured when his sled crashed into steps at the Ben Neutzling home on Sugar Run in Pomeroy on Sunday. He sustained mainly bruises from the accident.
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Pomeroy
Kdward Leitweiler
John Leitweiler
Sugar Run
Ben Neutzling
Calendar system play to be sponsored by PTA
Middleport residents learn Mrs. Sue Sauer will sponsor a calendar system play on Thursday evening January 30 under the auspices of the Parent-Teacher Association.
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Middleport
Sue Sauer
Parent-Teacher Association
Preachers Exchange Pulpits in Local Churches
The Rev Wood Duff of Gallipolis Presbyterian Church will preach at the Presbyterian Church in Middleport next Sunday morning. Dr Skinner will fill the Gallipolis pulpit in Duff’s place. Each minister will occupy his regular pulpit Sunday evening.
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Middleport
Wood Duff
Gallipolis Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Skinner
Gallipolis
Duff
Parrot Fever Leads Survey of Birds in Meigs County
In Meigs County, parrot fever prompts a census of talking birds. Few parrots remain, with sightings in Pomeroy Middleport Rutland and one in Syracuse owned by the Theodore Burris family. The Syracuse bird draws attention calling to Miss Belle Carleton the assistant postmistress, asking if any mail is due.
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Syracuse
Meigs County
Alfw
Pomeroy
Middleport
Rutland
Theodore Burris
Belle Carleton
Belle
Pledged to Sorority at Middleport
Miss F Mary Wilmetta a freshman from Ir. Tinklepaugh pledged to Alpha Phi Sorority along with classmate Miss Gladys Herring a first year Ohio State student at Middleport campus event.
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Middleport
F Mary Wilmetta
Farmer
Ir. Tinklepaugh
Alpha Phi Sorority
Gladys Herring
Ohio State
Retired NY Central Conductor Heads South for Florida
Capt. S. P. Tinkerpaugh recently retired from the New York Central Railway left Sunday from Middleport for Columbus and then to Ft. Lauderdale Florida. He plans to stay in the South until mid March.
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Florida Middleport
S. P. Tinkerpaugh
New York Central Railway
Columbus
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
South
Former Yellow Jacket players visit Columbus crowd
Allen White returns home from Cincinnati where he worked at his company's wholesale house while Wayne McKIRN Max Lambert and Jep Swisher dined in Columbus with Swisher's mother. McElhinny and Swisher then head to Charleston. Both boys were formerly on the Yellow Jacket basketball team.
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Allen White
Cincinnati
Wayne McKirn
Max Lambert
Jep Swisher
Columbus
Swisher
McElhinny
Charleston
Yellow Jacket
Trains Shift to Union Station as New Schedule Starts
Hobson night conductor Arthur Swisher suffers leg injury at New York Central yard and remains at home. All New York Central trains will use Union Station in Columbus after next Sunday as the new timetable goes into effect. Local residents visited Columbus while others moved between towns. Easter indicating improving health. Mrs Ewing’s daughter Easter also ill but improving.
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Arthur Swisher
New York Central
Hobson
Union Station
Columbus
Broad Street
J. A. Dingess
Emma Richards
W. W. Brown
Gallipolis
Charles Howard
J. H. Martin
H. C. Ewing
Easter
Ewing
A. Emmish
Will Standall
Nelsonville
Merger Proposal for 25 Protestant Denominations
A proposal for unification of 25 Protestant religions was presented at the Centennial Pentecostal convention in Columbus. The gathering includes Methodists Presbyterians Congregationalists and other denominations seeking unity.
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Columbus
U.pr
Linen markdowns fuel home sale season
As seasonal sales sweep households, shoppers snag linens and towels while discounts appear. Durable fabrics outlast frequent use, so investing in extra linens now may save money later.
Wreck Stops Thieves in Columbus Auto Theft Case
Alvin Langdon, 23?8, and Harry A Mink, 27, were arrested in Columbus after police stopped a wreck and charged with stealing a $4,000 automobile. The investigation details and disposition were not immediately available.
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Columbus
Jan
Alvin Langdon
Harry A. Mink
Toledo woman shoots bandit in store hold up
In Toledo on January 21 a would be robber attempted to force entry into Mrs. Ky. Ward’s 42 store. Ward fired at the assailant who was wounded and shoved into a car by a partner who fled the scene.
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Toledo
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief for Cold Sufferers
Seafaring men shrug off cold symptoms and claim Pape's Cold Compound kills a cold with simple tablets. The ad touts fast relief from sneezing watery eyes feverish ache and misery for only 35 cents.
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Pape
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