Trustees Push On Road Repairing In Trimble Township
Township trustees push grading and drainage work in Trimble to let a contract for 244 miles of roads with crushed limestone. Congressional Run will gain 1.1 miles from C. E. Haskins residence to Blackwood school. Antle road gains 0.6 mile from Glouster Corning road to Des Antle residence. Hartleyville road gains 0.8 mile from Meleish rail road crossing to farm areas. After completion most families in Hartleyville will be on improved routes.
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Glouster
Trimble
Congress Run
Pike
C. E. Haskins
Blackwood School
Glouster- Corning
Petit Jury In Deem Case Delayed Indefinitely
Pomeroy July 3 The petit jury was not called today as expected in the State against George Deem on a receiving stolen goods indictment the case dismissed by the prosecutor. Grand jury to reconvene July 8 to review seven new cases.
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Pomeroy
George Deem
Quince Cole
Ernest Keebaugh
Deem
Tax hearing before board examines Martin Ebersbach Co
The Meigs County Board of Revision heard tax questions on the Martin Ebersbach Company. The session extended all day with adjournment to Friday morning for Edward Ebersbach to present additional books. Testimony included Charles Ebersbach and K Lippincott with legal representation on both sides.
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Pomeroy
Martin Ebersbach Company
Meigs County Board of Revision
Charles Ebersbach
Edward Ebersbach
K Lippincott
Chalmers Parker
Columbus
A. J Miller
D. H. Peoples
A. D. Russell
More Marriages Than Divorces Dominate Meigs County Court
In Meigs County four divorce suits were dismissed as wives relented amid a record month of marriages. The docket names Grace Surface versus Emory Surface Rebecca Alma Fowler against Philip L Fowler Alice H Kesterson against Fred C Kesterson and Mary Elizabeth Bell against Henley Meredith Bell. A July 1 marriage joined Frank M Joyce and relatives in Washington Pa and Sewickley.
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Pomeroy
Cupid
Meigs County
Grace Surface
Emory UW. Surface
Rebecca Alma Fowler
Philip L. Fowler
Alice H. Kesterson
Fred C. Keasterson
Mary Elizabeth Bell
Henley Meridith Bell
Lohses Plan Next Year Camping Trip
The Lohse family has a full camping outfit ready and intends to embark on another outdoor trip in the coming year.
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Lohses
Pomeroy Council settles fire alarm bill with discount
Pomeroy Village Council met Monday and approved paying 4400 for a new fire alarm after a 609 reduction due to dissatisfaction with the device. Middleport reports note A H Armstrong learned from White Cross Hospital in Colombia that his daughter Mrs Mute Weese is recovering from goitre surgery. Middleport Product Company moves into the French Building on North Second Street with crowded space now and plans for more room later.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Village
Middleport
A. H .Armstrong
White Cross Hospital
Colombia
Mute
Weese
Goitre
Columbus
North Second
Mutland Street
Camp Meeting Opens July 14 at Lancaster Camp Grounds
Middleport residents with cottages at the Lancaster Camp Grounds plan to attend the annual camp meeting which opens on Sunday July 14. The program features many outstanding speakers and gatherings.
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Middleport
Lancaster
Rain keeps crowd down at Mt. Hernsson church services
Much needed rain damped attendance at Mt. Hernsson church and Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Aldridge and family visited Roy Pierce's family Saturday afternoon. Misa Lucille stayed over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beard and children Marie and Delbert were in Pomeroy Sunday with Mrs. Beard's niece Miss Anna Walker who is seriously ill. James Edgerton of Columbus was mentioned in connection with between events.
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Mt. Hernsson
Harry Aldridge
Roy Pierce
Misa Lucille
Joseph Beard
Marie and
Delbert
Pomeroy
Beards
Anna Walker
James Edgerton
Columbus
Fourth of July All Day Meeting At Bashan Church
Middleport Christian Church led by Reverend Giovloce plans to attend an all day Fourth of July meeting at Bashan Church. Members will meet at the local church and drive to the grounds bringing dinner baskets. Ministers from various Christian Churches are expected to attend with picnic dinner and supper.
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Middleport
Giovloce
Bashan
Local Notes Report Visits and Family News
Visits and family movements across towns include Lillian Bardin and Merton Tyler of Arkansas staying with Arm strong family relatives in Munday Delights of Trimble and Marietta are noted with Nellie Ricer Leota Strode and Vera among guests Mrs Ottis Hanson moves near her kin after her husband’s death Od Mra and Armstrong children visit in Marietta Lenore Keney returns from hospital after appendicitis relapse Chester Palmer and Floyd Palmer attend funeral of their uncle John Palmer Mt Hermon hosts U B Church district rally on Saturday July 6 with an array of talent.
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Lillian Bardin
Munday
Merton Tyler
Arkansas
B. BE. Armstrong
Leota Strode
Purht
Vera
Nellie Ricer
Ottis Hanson
T. E Dirkeen
BK. OE
Arnestrong Ard
Mary Widith
Pollyanna
June
Betty Jean
Marietta
Viola Tuttle
Broadwell
Lenore Keney
Chester
Floyd Palmer
Marion Wer
John Palmer
Chesterhill
Haines
McAfee
U. B
Mt. Hermon
Hoon Returns Home After Three Weeks Away
Bishopville report notes Mrs W H Hoon came back from Wheeling West Virginia and Vienna after three weeks with relatives. She traveled with her niece Miss Mary Clark of Vienna. Also in the column are visits from Mrs H E Jones and daughter Thelma of Glouster and other local calls including Miss Edith and Betty Ivers of Paris and Erret Smith and son Floyd at Murray City.
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W. H. Hoon
Wheeling
W. Va
Vienna
Mary Clark
Rey
Alchllle Henry
Mee
Gladys Ivers
Edith
Betty
Paris
J. M. McDonald
H. E. Jones
Mies Thelma
Glouster
Will
Past Grands Club meets July 11 in Jacksonville
The Past Grands Club at Jacksonville plans a July 11 gathering at the home of Mrs. Cora Householder. The event invites members to assemble at her residence for a social meeting in Glouster.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Cora Householder
Children and relatives visit in local area gathering
And children were calling on Mrs. Cora Householder at Jacksonville Saturday evening. Miss Helen Shepard of Burr Oak has been visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ira Easler. Miss Bernardine Jones of Glouster and Floyd and Erret South were visiting relatives near Crooksville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Herman Jones and daughter Thelma and son Elmer of Glouster were visitors of Mrs Will Bolinger Sunday. Several from this vicinity attended the Children's Day services at Taylor Ridge Sunday night.
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Washington
Sewickley
Perry
Carter
Anie Curtis
Orient
Kay Russell
Harry Williamson Land
Akron
Bernice McCormick
Jamestown
N. Y
A. D. McCormick
Rutland
James Souder
Souder
Lacy Giles
Homer Grant Teft
Washington, D. C
Henry Albers
Henry Albers. Mrs. Grant and Daughter Will Also Be At Hloboken Beach
H. T. Fults
Cincinnati
Fred Fults
BR. F. Fulta
Mary Wilmetta Farner
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Houghton
Torch Lakes
Michigan
Cora Householder
Jacksonville
Helen Shepard
Burr Oak
Ira Easler
Bernardine Jones
Glouster
Floyd
Erret South
Crooksville
Herman Jones
Thelma
Elmer
Will Bolinger
Taylor Ridge
Fifty-two Attend Shell Family Reunion at East Branch Church
Fifty-two members of the Shell family gathered at East Branch church for their annual reunion held Sunday. Poor weather kept some expected attendees away while a bathed dinner at noon highlighted the event and plans were made to host next year on the same date and location.
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Glouster
Shell
East Branch
Two New Stamps Issued for Sullivan Expedition Anniversary
In Glousten on July 8 a post office sells two new two cent stamps. One honors the 150th anniversary of Major General Sullivan’s 1779 expedition against the Indians after the Cherry Valley massacre and Wilkes Barre area burning. the other stamp commemorates the same event era.
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Glousten
Ilouster
Sullivan
Wilkes Barre
Cherry Valley
N.Y
Edison’s First Lamp stamp marks 50th anniversary
A red regular size stamp commemorates the 50th anniversary of Edisons incandescent light. It features the original lamp emitting rays with the caption Edisons First Lamp and the corner dates 1879 and 182%.
Local Business Change in Corning Luminaries
GLOUSTER July 3 C A Ver non of this city purchased the Lombard Willing Station in Corning and now runs the business with assistance from his son Clyde Vernon.
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Glouster
C. A. Vernon
Corning
Clyde Vernon
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