Trade in Pomeroy Picks Up As Fourth of July Approaches
Pomeroy reports a brisk holiday rush with half price license plates drawing buyers from auto owners to farmers. Tires, gas, and oil see upticks as families prepare for Fourth of July trips. Shoppers also boost groceries and apparel sales. several local residents and visitors travel, visit relatives, and attend social events ahead of Independence Day.
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Pomeroy
R. G. Webster
Webster
Letart
Toledo
All Bran praised as natural relief for constipation
Mr. Leslie Gelpke of Newark shares a letter praising Kellogg's All-Bran for six weeks of regular bowel movements. The ad notes constipation linked to lack of bulk and vitamin B, claims All-Bran provides bulk, tone, and iron, and recommends two tablespoonfuls daily as a breakfast food.
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Leslie Gelpke
Ridgewood Ave
Newark, N. J
Kellogg’s
Unrelated Happenings Include Teeth and Lawn Oddities
Pomeroy events recount humorous mishaps from dental remarks to citizen yawns and a six inch wide front lawn. Edits note Mrs. Stark quips on front yard scissors, while Captain Jones cites a West Virginia paper melodrama about a grand ball at Harkins Hall on a festive night.
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Edward Stark
Sycamore Street
West Virginia
Harkins’ Hall
Frank Race Dies at 46 in Stacer Indiana
Frank Race of Pomeroy and son of the late W A Race died suddenly of heart disease at his Stacer Indiana home. He was a 1904 Pomeroy High School graduate and part owner of a wheat elevator and general store nearby. Survived by siblings and buried Beech Grove Cemetery after services at Ewing Funeral Home.
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Pomeroy
Frank Race
Stacer
Ind
W. A. Race
Pomeroy High School
Simpson M. E
Evansville
Mabel Race
Oliver Hartley
Columbus
Homer Race
Omaha
Neb
John Race
Baltimore
George Race
East Liverpool
Ewing Funeral Home
Beech Grove
Fishermen Flock to Open Streams Across Ohio
Fishermen gathered along Leading Creek and other streams as Ohio opened fishing for the season by order of the Conservation Council. Lake Alma also opened, while restrictions return March 1 to July 1, 1933. Restocking goals and cross state trips to West Virginia noted amid higher non resident license costs.
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Pomeroy
Leading Creek
Eldon J. Clark
Ohio Conservation Council
Lake Alma
Wellston
Ohio
William 8. Reinhart
Division of Conservation
West Virginia
Fish and Game Commission
Longtime Pomeroy POMEROY Retires from New York Central Lines
A. Chapelle, baggagemaster on the New York Central Lines, retires at age 70. He lives in Columbus with Mrs. Chappelle and plans to settle in Middleport. They previously lived in Athens. Helen Davis, daughter of Emma Davis, teacher in Cleveland schools, arrived in Belgium with Miss Gladys Ryan after sailing from New York on the Pennland.
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J. C. Fisher
South Sixth Avenue
Richard Williamson
Pomeroy Precinct
E. F. Maag
Jacqueline
William Cooper
Lake Alma
Wellaton
John Davis
G. W. Anderson
New York City
Lawrence Murphy
Jane
Joan
Detroit
Murphys
Athens
Mr. Murphy
Sara Horn
Madeline Peters
A. E. White
Pomeroy
Wilkesville
F. L. Davis
G. H. Stansbury
South Fourth Avenue
Hooker Street
Mae Roush
Parkersburg
Anne Lee Roush
Maggie
W. Va
O. L. Roush
Lincoln Street
Helen Beeson
A. A. Chappelle
New York Central Lines
Columbus
J. G. Talbott
South Fifth Avenue
Middleport
Helen Davis
Emma Davis
North Fourth Avenue
Walnut Street
Cleveland
Belgium
Pennland
New York
Miss Davis
Gladys Ryan
Gypsy Pickpockets Fail To Fleece Burr Oak Man
A gypsy group attempted to steal 26 dollars from D. M. Shepard at a Burr Oak roadside stand near the Corning-Glouster Road. The money was not recovered. one woman returned 16 dollars, another contributed missing funds, and the trio was arrested. They were fined or released as officers intervened and escorted toward the Perry County line.
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Glouster
Burr Oak
D. M. Shepard
Corning-Glouster Road
Shepard
Mr. Shepard
Andrew Allen
Perry County
Henry Williams
G. H. Love
Stevens Promoted Former Glouster Man Made First Lieutenant
Emmett Stevens, formerly of Glouster and a resident of this locality, has been promoted to first lieutenant in the ordnance reserve. He is a technical sergeant in the regular army and serves as post sergeant major at the Erie Ordnance depot. The appointment cites his ability and interest in reserve corps affairs. Mrs Stevens is Glenna Yocum daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank Yocum.
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Glouster
Emmett Stevens
Erie Ordnance Depot
Ordnance Reserve
Ottawa County News
Port Clinton
Stevens
Glenna Yocum
Frank Yocum
Concrete Pouring May Be Done Today
Work to lay concrete for the Route 13 improvement in Glouster began Thursday in front of the Glouster Ice Plant on South Street. The article mentions a tour of Switzerland and Italy by a Mrs. Davis, with plans to return around September 1.
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Glouster
Switzerland
Italy
Dorothy Priode Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Dorothy Priode daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Priode of Hobson Road underwent a surgical operation for appendicitis at 9 o clock Wednesday morning. She had been seriously ill for several days and was taken to a Gallipolis hospital Tuesday. Mrs Priode has been with her since admission and the child’s condition is favorable.
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Agnes McQuigg
Lincoln Hill
Columbus
Walter Compton
Carlotta
August
Huntington
Earl Lama
Jean
Alice Louise
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
W. B. White
Velma Young
William Young
Lama
Montgomery
W. Va
E. C. Mulford
R. C. Voss
Emma Voss
Ella Daniels
Bucyrus
Alice Byers
Broadway Street
Elmer Hugh Davis
Gaylord Camp
Mich
J. M. Brooks
Alexandria
Licking County
C. F. Kreager
Ben Fultz
Charlies W. Dawson
Dawson
Fultz
Middleport High School
Dorothy Fultz
Sara Louise Scotts
Chicago
Paul Hoffman
Phyllis Riley
L. D. Hartinger
Rgger
J. H. Hill
C. T. Shumaker
Gravel Hill
Shumaker
Ann Hill
Nelle Waker
J. H. Shumaker
Charleston
Peggy Williamson
Akron
Middleport
Dorothy Priode
Will Priode
Hobson Road
Gallipolis
Priode
Glouster Council to Convene for Regular Session Tonight
Glouster officials will hold a regular session at the city building tonight at 7 o'clock. Only routine business is expected to be discussed during the meeting.
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Glouster
Depositors Sign Relinquishments At Glouster Bank
An additional number of depositors in the Glouster State Bank have signed relinquishments since notice was given Wednesday that July 5 was the time limit set by the State Banking Department for relinquishments to be signed up in order that work of getting the bank in shape to reopen might continue. When notice was given Wednesday there remained de-
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Otto Kreinbeihl
Butternut Avenue
Theodore Ebersbach
Main Street
Grace Guild
The
Episcopal Church
Kreinbeihl
David Geyer
Mr. Geyer
Glouster
Golf book collector and relinquishment cut to $42,000
Otto Probst of South Bend Ind holds a 500 volume golf library claimed as the world’s largest. A committee said Thursday the relinquishment amount was reduced from 49000 to 42000 after signer deposits rose to 426000, with 35 percent relinquishment still required on initial totals.
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Otto Probst
South Bend
Ind
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Mary
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
East Union
Pomeroy Bend
Blue Moon
Indiana
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Ravenswood
Ella L. Looman
Racine
Rutland
Marion Forrest
University Hospital
Woodrow Schaefer
Harry Schaefer
Reedsville
Ira Hutson
High Street
Woodrow Avenue
Corning Brick Road
Big Cut
Child In
Mrs
Dulax
Cash Feed Store
W. Union St
Lamborn
S. Court St
Kodak Film
Kodak Verichrome
Council
Brooks Pride
Sunnyfield
N. B.C. Premium
del Monte
Rajah
Velencia Oranges
Sultana Queen Olives
A& Grape Juice
Fall House
Mar Atlantic
Pacific
America
Pell
Blue Ribbon Malt
America's Radar
T Athieve
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