Farm Bureau To Meet on Jan. 28
The annual Meigs County Farm Bureau meeting will be held January 28 at Knights of Pythias Hall Pom ery with W A Carman presiding. Program includes minutes reading reports by Arthur Johnson and Geo W Kreitler musical selections by Letart Male Quartet and a noon dinner served by Pythian Sisters.
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Farm Bureau
Pomeroy
Knights of Pythias Hall
W. A. Carman
Meigs County Farm Bureau
Mpger Ivawances
Letart
Wong Ff
Arthur Johnson
Giles G. Smith
Geo
W. Kreitler
Meigs County
Vernon Nease
P. m
Rutland High School
Skone
J. H. Thompson
Ohio Farm Bureau
Fennes
Peeca
W. FE
Van Zants Return from Florida to Middleport
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van Zant return to Middleport from six weeks in Florida near Fort Myers. They planned a Florida winter but cold weather there and at home led them to come back, finding Middleport just as comfortable or more so than the Sunshine State.
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Middleport
Earl van Zant
Florida
Ft. Meyer
van Zants
Midadieport
Pauley Hosts Club Event Prize Awarded to Mrs McMaster
Pauley served as hostess as two tables were occupied for the club gathering. The club prize was awarded to Mrs. Charles McMaster for her entry.
Middleport High School Excuses Several Pupils from Exams
Jan 23 Middleport High School excused from midyear exams were seniors Virginia Gregg Deiena Long Irene Millis Walter Priode Find Roush Richard Sauer James Russell. juniors Elizabeth Brown Mina Heines Marguerite Hysell Carl Kerns Louise Lewis Jean McNay Jean McMaster Dorothy Roush. sophomores Eloise Cooper Margaret Cunningham William Kincaid Genevieve Knowes. freshmen Elizabeth Bradford Margaret Marshall Marguerite Hyselly Carl Kerns Louise Lewis Jean McKay among those carrying five subjects. Mrs W G Davis leaves Wednesday for Toledo to stay with son Attorney L Crary Davis. Mrs Minsie Humphrey of Milwaukee visiting Coolville with cousins Ray J Smith.
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Middleport
Middleport High School
Virginia Gregg
Deiena Long
Irene Millis
Walter Priode
Find Roush
Richard Sauer
James Russell
Elizabeth Brown
Mina Heines
Marguerite Hysell
Carl Kerns
Louise Lewis
Jean McNay
Jean McMaster
Dorothy Roush
Eloise Cooper
Margaret Cunningham
William Kincaid
Genevieve Knowes
Elizabeth Bradford
Margaret Marshall
Marguerite Hyselly
Jean McKay
Unusual Ohio River Condition Confounds Cincinnati Chemist
Dr Clarence Bahlman of Cincinnati Water Works reports unprecedented river water conditions at Pomeroy Ohio. Algae die‑off after droughts, pools formed and rose with a later thaw, producing stagnant taste and moldy odor. Water remains wholesome and safe though unusually hard and lacking prior softness.
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Pomeroy
Ohio River
Clarence Bahlman
Cincinnati Water Works
Ohio
Doctor Rahiman
Ohio River Water Not Cause for Alarm Says Waterworks
Waterworks officials say no alarm is warranted despite a detectable taste and odor in the Ohio River water, noting the conditions pose no health risk.
World Day Prayer Observed in Middleport Churches
World Day Prayer is set for February 20 in Middleport with service held at a yet to be announced church. Last year the Presbyterian Church hosted with the Woman's Missionary Society leading. participants included societies from Baptist Christian and Methodist churches.
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Middleport
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Baptist
Christian
Methodist
Local society notes from Columbus visit and illness updates
Miss Edith Schreiner visits cousin Miss Katheryn Hawkins in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Battin from Athens visit the latter's parents. Clyde plays in the Independent basketball game. Mrs. E. M. McCarty leaves for New Salem to spend the week with her parents. Mrs. G. D. Sauer shows flu improvement. Capt. Tom W. Jones remains ill at home with heart trouble. Busy Bee Class meets tonight with Mrs. R. N. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise and children and Mrs. Charles Wise return from Charleston after a visit.
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Edith Schreiner
Columbus
Katheryn Hawkins
Clyde Battin
Athens
E. M. McCarty
New Salem
G. D. Sauer
Tom W. Jones
South Third Avenue
Lincoln Street
R. N. Barnes
C. H. Wise
Charles Wise
Charleston
Farmers Busy in Their 1931 Work in Pomeroy
Meigs County farmers and truckers plan an aggressive 1931. County agent George W. Kreitler says they aim to plow sow and reap as in 1929, with buckling down to business along the river front. He expects a better year with seasonable weather improving crops and fruit prospects. Continued on Page 8.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
George W. Kreitler
Brephy Plans Pacific Flight From Shanghai
G W Brephy former Phoenix flying instructor left Shanghai on January 23 for a proposed Pacific flight to Manila aiming to set a new long distance record and showcase flying skills.
Mrs. Roberts Taken by Death in Glouster
Mrs. D. M. Roberts, 46, former Glouster resident now of Akron, died at Barberton hospital after an operation. She was daughter of late Mayor Malcolm Penman of Glouster. Survived by husband and five children, and by her mother. Funeral plans involve Penman home in Glouster and Oakfield cemetery burial.
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Glouster
D. M. Roberts
Akron
Barberton
Malcolm Penman
Roberts
E. M. Roberts
John
David
Cora Elizabeth
Charles
Cora Penman
Glouster State Bank Directors Reelect Officers
At a recent meeting the directors of Glouster State Bank reelected the existing officers. President S. S. Danford of Trimble was kept in place, with vice presidents W. E. McCarty and William James, cashier C. E. Duncan, and assistant cashier E. R. Eddy.
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Glouster
Glouster State Bank
Danford
Trimble
W. E. McCarty
William James
C. E. Duncan
E. R. Eddy
Boards organize officers elected by school officials
The Trimble Township Board of Education elected James Brown as president Edward Cartwright as vice president and Dallas Christman as clerk for the year The Glouster Board of Education re elected its officers Dick Jones as president Louis Gatchel as vice president and John Bulloch as clerk
Plan Installation At Charles Thomas Lodge In Jacksonville
Officers will be installed at a regular meeting of Charles Thomas Lodge I Co. of O O F on Saturday. Herman Jones of Gloucester will serve as district deputy grand master and installing officer. Refreshments and a social time will follow.
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Jacksonville
Charles Thomas Lodge
I Co. Oo. F
Herman Jones
Glouster
Glouster Hosts New Concord In League Night Action
Glouster High meets New Concord High in a league game tonight at the local gym. Two boys games follow with the first tipping off at 7 o clock.
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Glouster
New Concord
Glouster High
New Concord High
Cary Woman to Return Home This Saturday
Mrs L G Cary plans to return to her Trimble Heights home this Saturday after a major operation in Columbus. She left the hospital over two weeks ago and stayed with her son Roy Cary and daughter in law. Miss Mabel Cary will travel to Columbus to accompany her mother home.
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Trimble
L. G. Cary
Trimble Heights
Columbus
Kemper to Preach at Mountville Church Sunday
The Rev. Paul E. Kemper of Glouster will preach at Mountville Church Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. Sunday School will be held there at 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
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Glouster
Paul E. Kemper
Mountville
Funeral services for B. T. LeFever Saturday afternoon
Funeral services for Game Protector B. T. LeFever will be held Saturday at 2 o'clock at the Front Street family home. Rev. F. P. E. Roberts of Linden will preside, with burial in Maplewood Cemetery.
Esquire Rank to be Conferred by Glouster Lodge
Glouster Lodge No 336 Knights of Pythias will confer the rank of Esquire at its regular meeting Monday night. Members of the order are urged to attend.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Order
Aged Frost Woman Dies at Home Kinney 73
Mrs. F. M. Kinney aged 73 died Saturday at her Frost home. A member of Centennial Congregational Church she was a respected citizen. She leaves a husband and children Mrs. T. H. Bennett Marietta Mrs. E. E. Dunfee of Ireland Mrs. Clyde Rowell Frost and Willard Kinney Frost.
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Frost
F. M. Kinney
Centennial Congregational Church
T. H. Bennett
Marietta
E. E. Dunfee
Ireland
Clyde Rowell
Willard Kinney
Ohio Representative Faces Limited Divorce Suit
Mrs. Katherine Howe Thompson filed a suit for a limited divorce in District Supreme Court against Representative Charles J. Thompson of Defiance Ohio. The action expands legal proceedings linked to a state legislator and seeks specified relief under applicable statutes.
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Washington
Charles J. Thompson
Defiance
Ohio
District Supreme Court
Katherine Howe Thompson
Hoover inspects Arlington Memorial Bridge completion
President Hoover yesterday inspected the new Arlington Memorial Bridge spanning the Potomac River and linking Washington with Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia, highlighting the project’s significance for national memory and infrastructure.
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Washington
Hoover
Arlington Memorial
Potomac River
Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia
Three to Die in Electric Chair for Station Attendant Killing
Supreme Court announces death sentences for Fred J. Massa Kenneth Ray McCartney and Earl Sites of Mansfield for the June 27 fatal shooting of Ralph Wilcox a Galton filling station attendant.
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Columbus
Fred J. Massa
Kenneth Ray McCartney
Earl Sites
Mansfield
Ralph Wilcox
Galton
Supreme Court
Revival to Begin at U B Church in Jacksonville
Revival meetings will start at the U B Church Sunday led by Pastor Rev H Frazier. Morning services will be at 10 o clock daily except Monday and evening services at 7 o clock each night.
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Jacksonville
U. B
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