Ohio State Crews to Patch Rough Streets in Pomeroy
The Marietta division of the State Highway Department will patch and seal ruts and holes in Pomeroy streets within two weeks. Village Clerk Alvin Norris says the village will bear the expense, with a final seal coat considered after patching. Officials note most streets climb Breezy Heights Prospect Hill Lincoln Hill and other steep hills on the hilly town.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Pomeroy
State Highway Department
Marietta
Walter Wolfe
Alvin Norris
W. A Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Norris
Prospect Hill
Lincoln Hill
Wyllis Hill
Naylor's Run
Eva Enersbach Becomes Pomeroy Messenger Carrier At 13
Eva Enersbach age 13 the newest Messenger carrier for the Pomeroy area lives on Monkey Run and says she has wanted to be a paper girl all her life she succeeds Georgie Nesselroad hill at the end of Spring Ave and Welsh Town Hill. Big storms burden the street department with bills for overflowed creeks and sewers as well as mud and flood cleanup with about 1200 spent to clear the town. Mayor Malcolm Hartley backs street repairs but opposes debt while receipts from vehicle licenses lag behind nearby towns and funding remains tight.
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Pomeroy
Eva Enersbach
Eva
Monkey Run
Georgie Nesselroad
Malcolm Hartley
Hartley
Doan's Pills Backed as Kidney Pain Relief
Many suffer nagging backache from tired kidneys. Doan's Pills are promoted to flush out waste and toxins, restore energy, and relieve kidney related pains. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for Doan's Pill, claimed by millions over 40 years.
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Nature
Doan
Pianist Lillian Stieff Returns From Columbus Convention
Mrs. Lillian Lewis Stieff, renowned pianist and daughter of Prof. J. T. Lewis, returned from the Columbus convention of the Daughters of Union Veterans where she served as department pianist. She performed from memory, received praise for musicianship, and has long served many groups including Pythian Sisters Eastern Star American Legion Auxiliary and First Presbyterian Church organ programs.
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Middleport
Lillian Lewis Stieff
Columbus
Daughters of Union Veterans
Jane Howell
Pomeroy
Stieff
The
Pythian Sisters
Royal Neighbors
Eastern Star
White Shrine
American Legion Auxiliary
Talkies
First Presbyterian Church
Hockingport Social Notes Highlight local visits and milestones
Friday at 7 30 p m a Log Cabin play The Life of Moses by Story Hour children. Local visits include Mrs George Norman and family in town, Mrs Lou Walker from Little Hocking and Ora Randolph, and Wellsburg visitors to the Randolphs. Paul Wheaton promoted to sergeant in Kentucky. Leon White promoted to sergeant in Iceland. Willard Leffler from Newark visiting. Rabel Winn and Cincinnati family visiting ill father W T Matheny.
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Kenneth
Mabel Arnett
Mt. Gilead
Clarice Medley
Clarence Maloney
Sweeney
Wellsburg
Ora Randolph
James Randolph
Dell Blake
Nancy
Paul Blake
Ott Cole
Parkersburg
Marie Wheaton
Paul Wheaton
Ao Knox
Kentucky
Leon White
Iceland
FE. W. White
Willard Leffler
Newark
Rabel Winn
Cincinnati
W. T. Matheny
Daytime and Weekend Winter Deaths Common, Major Trend
Analysis shows most fatalities occur during daylight hours on weekends and in the winter months, indicating higher risk periods due to activity patterns and environmental conditions. Public health officials urge targeted safety measures and further research into seasonal risk factors.
Social notes from Middleport church groups and residents
Group 2 of the Woman's Association of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. W H Juhling's home with Mrs Pearl Gardner and Mrs William Grate assisting. A program on China was led by Miss Alice Louise Lama. rummage sale planned for September. 4 in attendance and refreshments served. Loyal Pals Class held a picnic at Roadside Park. Miss Selah Sidenstricker and Mrs James Redman present. Mrs Wick Crow attended from Pittsburgh. A stork shower for Mrs Verne Little hosted by Mrs Sidney Ervin with 20 guests and games. Several local residents noted for travel, visits, or illness, including Mrs James Pullen's indefinite stay in Poplar Bluff, Mo, and Mrs H L Ward's tenants moving to Grove City Pa. Continuous updates list military leave and arrivals, hospital work, and family moves.
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Middleport
Woman's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Juhling
S. Second Ave
Pearl Gardner
William Grate
Elizabeth Joachim
Alice Louise Lama
China
A. A. Dillard
Church of Christ
Selah Sidenstricker
James Redman
Wick Crow
Pittsburgh
Sidney Ervin
James Pullen
Poplar Bluff
Glenn G. Fleming
H. L. Ward
Grove City
Chloe Fink
Irene
Rutland
John Lewis
Park St
Lewis
Faye Root
Curtiss-Wright
Columbus
Hez Root
Leo Beeson
W. H. Beeson
Charles
Mike
Herbert Hysell
A. R. McKinney
Athens
Ancil McKinney
Charles Seines
Great Lakes
Chicago
Charles Searles
Parksdale Field
Hod Searles
Frank Seabach
Bettie Becker
Mary Baker
Cpl
Malcolm Allen
Camp Sheridan
Inl
Jenny Allen
Doris Bailey
Charleston
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Mary Jane Brown
Janet Hecox
Badger & Sons Company
Howard Kitchen, Jr
Chillicothe
Jettie Lauerman
Ede Kitchen
Holzer Hospitals
C. P. Bradbury
Cowie Rites Are Held on Wednesday
Funeral services for George E. Cowie eighty one of Columbus were held Wednesday afternoon. Interment was at Union Cemetery. A former Middleport resident he helped found the first electric company in Middleport and later worked with Selote Valley Supply and Crane Company in Columbus. Surviving are three daughters and two sons with fifteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Mrs. Cowie had died about a year earlier.
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George E. Cowie
Broad St
Columbus
Union Cemetery
Cowie
First Electric Company
Selote Valley Supply Company
Crane Company
Edward A. Branon
Weston
W. Va
W. E. Stevens
Robert Troxell
Cumberland, Md
Felix
Newport
R. 1
William
Kuhn Leaves Prison to Enter War Camp
Fritz Kuhn former national head of the German American Bund was paroled June 18 and left Clinton Prison yesterday with three FBI agents headed for internment. The 48 year old was sentenced to two and a half to five years for grand larceny and forgery involving Bund funds. He and 10 other Bundists were denaturalized last March.
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Dannemora
N. Y
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
New York
Clinton
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cash for Used Ranges and Appliances Offered
A local ad seeks to buy for cash or trade several items in good condition: gas coal and oil ranges coal circulating heaters washing and sewing machines electric sweepers.
Children’s Little Theater Red Cross Benefit
Pomeroy’s Children’s Little Theater, organized by Lincoln Hill kids, held its first show to aid the American National Red Cross. Receipts totaled thirty cents, a nest egg for a larger fund to buy a dollar Red Cross membership.
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Pomeroy
Lincoln Hill
American National Red Cross
Red Cross
Lincoln Hill Club
Lynne
Lee Hartley
Malcolm Hartley
Mila Jane Stark
Dorothy
Ed Stark
Briggs Crites
Lucy Amsbury
Miriam Peoples
Licensed To Marry POMEROY Courthouse List
Marriage licenses issued in Meigs County Probate Court on the last day of June include Arnold Barnett 21 of Middleport and Anna Merrill Workman 19 of Middleport. Also listed are G A Vanhorn 57 of Huntington and Bertie Wilson 40 of Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Arnold Barnett
Middleport
Anna Merrill Workman
G. A. Vanhorn
Huntington
Bertie Wilson
Ceiling prices fixed in sale of fish
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration set maximum ceiling prices for 48 species of fresh fish in producer and wholesale sales. A companion retail price regulation is expected to be issued soon.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Connecticut Highway Miles Report
Connecticut states it maintains 11,700 miles of highways. The metric underscores extensive road work and statewide infrastructure planning by state authorities.
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Connecticut
Penetrating Fungicide Ad for Athletes Foot
An advertisement touts a penetrating fungicide with 90 percent alcohol claiming rapid germ control for athletes foot. It promises money back next morning if not pleased and urges applying full strength for best results at local drug stores including Quick's Drug Store.
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Quick's Drug Store
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