Malone Dies at Charleston Hospital in Pomeroy
S H Malone a veteran stationary engineer from Pomeroy died Wednesday at McMillan Hospital Charleston after two weeks of treatment. He led the local Knights of Pythias lodge and leaves two daughters. His body will return to Pomeroy for burial.
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Pomeroy
S. H. Maone
Hobson 3
oMcMillan Hospital
Charleston
Knights of Pythias Lodge
John Borham
Athens
Syracuse
Arrest of Stranger for Issuing Worthless Checks
Chief of Police Dana Roush arrested a man here on Wednesday for issuing worthless checks. The stranger gave the name C T Gordon at the county jail and said he was the advance man for a telegraph company crew. The Davis meat market was among locations involved.
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Pomeroy
Dana Roush
C.T. Gordon
Davis
Musterole for Cold Relief Promoted in Ad Copy
An old advertisement touts Musterole as fast relief for head, chest, and throat cold symptoms. It claims rapid comfort by applying the mustard oil menthol and camphor mix to stimulate circulation and draw out infection, with a milder baby version also available.
Boy Bitten by Police Dog in Pomeroy Yard
Marlin Darst, 14, was bitten by a German police dog while selling papers in Pomeroy Second Ward. Blood was drawn in two or three places and his clothes were torn. He is bedridden with the mumps and had been bitten by another dog weeks earlier.
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Pomeroy
Marlin Darst
Cleland Hines
Literary Club Discusses Antique Period And Modern Furniture
The Literary Club met at Mrs. M. C. Hobart’s Lincoln Street home with Mrs. C. M. Hennessy presiding. Members presented three papers on furniture topics including Antique Furniture Period Furniture and Modern Furniture.
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Middleport
Literary Club
M. C. Hobart
Lincoln Street
C. M. Hennessy
Clint Welch
M. Kh. Chambers
Local Shower Honors Mrs Edna Boice Bride
Mrs Hamilton Karr Mrs Chaeter Andrews and Mrs E W Peoples hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Peoples home for the recent bride Mrs Edna Curd Boice. About 30 guests attended with games prizes won by Mrs Boice and Mrs Jo Leifheit Jr. Refreshments were served.
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Pomeroy
Hamilton Karr
Chaeter Andrews
E. W. Peoples
Peoples Home
Edna Curd Boice
Boise
Jo Leifheit , Jr
Boice
Local Produce Prices Reported For Week
POMEROY January 30 Prices paid by local houses for produce this week show eggs at about 30 cents amid cold weather, heavy hens at 22 cents, light springers 16 cents with heavy springers at 20 cents. Veal calves bring 12 cents per pound and cream 31 cents.
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Pomeroy
Harry Hayman to seek treatment in Cincinnati hospital
Racine, Jan. 80. World War veteran Harry Hayman will travel to Cincinnati on Saturday for observation and treatment at a hospital for ailments contracted overseas.
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Racine
Harry Hayman
Cincinnati
Jenkins Guest at Kiwanis Club Meeting in Elmhurst
Thomas A. Jenkins congressman from this district attended the Kiwanis Club at Elmhurst Tavern Tuesday evening on district business.
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Pomeroy
Thomas A. Jenkins
Congress
Kiwanis Club
Elmhurst Tavern
Mr. Jenkins
Grand jury called for February 10 in Pomeroy
The January term grand jury for Pomeroy is summoned for Monday February 10. Fifteen prisoners remain in jail on charges to be investigated and several have bonds. The grand jury will be drawn today to allow time for sheriff to summon jurors and witnesses.
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Pomeroy
Dutton Appointed Pennsylvania State Agent for Farm Bureau
H. P. Dutton, longtime district sales manager for Farm Bureau Mutual in Columbus, is named Pennsylvania state agent. His Ohio district included Athens Belnfint Fairfield Gallia Guernsey Hocking Jackson Meigs Monroe Morgan Muskingum Noble Perry Vinton and Washington. T. W. Allnutt is appointed temporary district sales manager succeeding Dutton.
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H. P. Dutton
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Columbus
Hockingport
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Athens
Belnfnt
Fairfield
Gallia
Guernsey
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Monroe
Morgan
Muskingum
Noble
Perry
Vinton
Washington
T. W. Allnutt
Mr. Dutton
Erie Sheriff Plans Search After Power Boat Sighting
Sheriff John W. Parker of Erie County said he would not attempt further flights near Pelee Island to locate a power boat seen drifting in Canadian waters with a man frozen at the wheel.
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Sandusky
U.R
John W. Parker
Erie County
Pelee Island
Jeep
Cullop Signs With Dayton Aviators Coach Role Named
Nick Cullop former star pitcher signs to manage the Dayton Aviators of the Central League. He helped finish third in the league last year after being sent by Col Knebelkamp to assist Merito Acosta. Cullop, nicknamed Norma A., starred against American Association batters from 1920 to 1928.
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Dayton
U Pri
Nick Cullop
American Association
Dayton Aviators
Aviators
William I.’. Knebelkamp
Louisville
Cullop
Merito Acosta
Nick
Norma A
Hog price rise: 1929 USDA reports $936 million paid for hogs
In the first ten months of 1929 the U.S. Department of Agriculture records packers paid $936,000,000 for hogs slaughtered under federal inspection. This marks an increase of $86,000,000 from 1928.
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Department of Agriculture
Carleton Declares Bankruptcy in Pomeroy and Gallipolis
W. L. Carleton, long time businessman in Pomeroy now running two Gallipolis stores, has filed for bankruptcy with assets and liabilities each about 18 000 dollars. The case is before the bankruptcy court led by Attorney H. W. Cherrington.
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Carleton
Pomeroy
W. L. Carleton
Gallipolis
H. W. Cherrington
Local residents note illness travel and events in Corning area
Mrs. 8. A. McCullough returns home from Cleveland with daughters Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Ralph Frecker. T. N. Witton visited Corn ing with his aunt since last Saturday. R. A. Miller shows slight improvement after serious illness. Mrs. Kenneth Guinther serves as nurse at the Miller home. Mrs. Will Reynolds and daughter Mary travel to Columbus for eye specialist, Mary missing school for a month. Mrs. A. W. McKay ill at Coal Street home. L. A. Fulcher injures back after slipping on a sidewalk and is off railroad duty. Park Street PTA Minstrel on Friday January 31 at Park Street School. Kernel Bulletin performer. Dr. A. Bartles from Huntington, with daughter Mrs. M. M., visited local residents.
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8. A. McCullough
Cleveland
Oliver
Ralph Frecker
T. N. Witton
Corning
R. A. Miller
Kenneth Guinther
Miller Home
Will Reynolds
Mary
Columbus
A. W. McKay
Coal Street
L. A. Fulcher
Frank Vrooman
Park Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Kernel Bulletin
A. Bartles
Huntington
M. M
Family and neighbors share visits in town
Robert and her daughter Jean will visit for a week. Jack Hoffmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffmann, has been ill but is improving. Mrs. J R Gilmore of Columbus is visiting Mrs. Fred 8 Wilson at North Third and Walnut Streets.
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Robert
Jean
Jack
Fred Hoffman
J. R. Gilmore
Columbus
Fred
Wilson
North Third
Walnut Streets
Evangelistic services and new book gain church notice
Evangelistic services are held at Enterprise U B Church led by Rev B Morgan. Rev L O Lineberger, former Rutland and Syracuse pastor and author of Towering Figures Among the Prophets, writes Cardinal Characters of the New Testament receiving favorable clergy and religious press reviews. Superintendents A W McKay of Middleport and C N Wagner visit Columbus Thursday and Friday to attend a state school superintendents meeting and study management.
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Enterprise U. B
B. Morgan
L. O. Lineberger
Rutland
Syracuse
A. W. McKay
Middleport
C. N. Wagner
Columbus
Columbus Visit By Coal Broker And Producer
M. St. French a Pomeroy coal broker and My C Hobart a Middleport producer are in Columbus on business for several days. Meigs County teachers plan their regular meeting at the courthouse Saturday starting at 9 39 a m.
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M. St. French
Pomeroy
My C. Hobart
Middleport
Columbus
Meigs County
Dr Caldwell's 1885 prescription that eased widespread constipation
The text extols Dr Caldwell for a prescription from 1885 that relieved constipation and related symptoms. It claims the remedy was universally beneficial, quickly addressing coated tongue, bad breath, headaches, gas, nausea, biliousness, poor appetite, and low energy, prompting patients to share it widely.
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Caldwell
Four Corners of the Earth
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Charleston Hospital
Robert Wright
State Hospital
Court Street
Jenkins
W. S. Koester
Dawes and “Devil Dogs
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Charles G
Hell ‘N’ Maria) Dawes
Great Britain
Devil Dogs
Navy
Charles Francis Adams
Dutton
Lancaster
Logan
Nelsonville
Pomeroy Bend
Ripley
Dra. W. B. Caldwell
Doctors
Lut
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Dow
Tuckoffceared and
Best Stores
Chaunces - Glouster
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