Teachers Fight Salary Cut In Pomeroy And Middleport
Teachers in Middleport and Pomeroy schools oppose boards’ plan to pay nine months for eight. Contracts due by July 15. vacancies possible if not signed. Also reported: a snake invades a Pomeroy home. grand jury finishes three day session with many witnesses. Charles Morrow, 78, dies in Dayton and is buried at Thomas Fork.
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Pomeroy
Middleort
Helen Russell
Garand
Charles Morrow
Dayton
Thomas Fork
Bradbury Church
Mr. Morrow
Vinton County
Meigs County
Roy
William EF. Morrow
Carrie Lax
Orpha
Goldia Hoffell
Pomeroy Plans New Industry At Old Creamery Site
Pomeroy residents John Koehler Ernest Duerr and Charles Leidy advance plans for a new industry in Pomeroy to be housed in the old creamery building behind the Pomeroy Cement Block plant. The project includes a milk pasteurizing operation.
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Pomeroy
John Koehler
Ernest Duerr
Charles Leidy
Courtroom Is Bridal Parlor In Pomeroy
Pro bate court room continues its popularity as a bridal parlor with two marriages in two days. F. H. Throckmorton 59 and Lucy Stanley 47 married by Justice M L French near Carpenter and Portland respectively. Traven F. Kimble 36 and Mary Koehler 17 wed by Rev Kenneth J. Reed.
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Coolville
Mary Koehler
Bella Vernon
Kenneth J. Reed
The
Christian Church
Ohio Valley Commandry Knights Templar elect officers
At Pomeroy Ohio Valley Commandry Knights Templar held its last meeting and elected Chauncey Shumaker as Eminent Commander Raymond Parker Generalissimo Wyatt Plantz Captain General Earl Funk Senior Warden R E K Gibbs Junior Warden Geo H Parker Treasurer Curtis Gilmore Recorder W F Schoenlein Standard bearer John Seakus Sword Bearer J M Bowen Warder J man Sentinel A P Ashworth 1st Guard C A Schaefer 2nd Guard J A Willock 3rd Guard
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Pomeroy
Ohio Valley Commandry
Knights Templar
Chauncey Shumaker
Raymond Parker
Wyatt G. Plantz
Earl L. Funk
R. E K. Gibbs
Geo. H. Parker
Curtis Gilmore
Recorder
W. F. Schoenlein
John Seakus
J. M. Bowen
J. Man
Sentinel
A. P. Ashworth
A. Schaefer
J. A. Willock
Delegates Chosen for State Auxiliary Convention
At a Middleport American Legion Auxiliary meeting on Monday, delegates to the Chillicothe state convention on August 24 and 25 were elected. First delegate Mrs. Lillian Stiff, first alternate Mrs. Katherine Poindexter, second delegate Miss Virgie Major, second alternate Mrs. B. Smith.
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Middleport
American Legion Auxiliary
Chillicothe
Lillian Stiff
Katherine Poindexter
Virgie Major
B. Smith
Miss Lust Sues Bank Over Land Dispute in Pomeroy
Miss Mattie Lust files suit against The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. in Pomeroy seeking 500 dollars. She alleges the bank unlawfully withholds twenty two feet off the westerly rear portion of lot 116 behind the bank building.
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Pomeroy
Mattie Lust
Farmers Bank and Savings Co
Davis and Grace Mooney Wed at Simpson M E Church Parsonage
Davis of Pomeroy wed Grace Mooney of Middleport in a Sunday ceremony at the Simpson M E church parsonage. The groom, son of Mrs. Minnie Davis, had been with a Lancaster firm, and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M L Mooney of Gallipolis. They departed for Lancaster to establish their home.
Woman's Burns May Be Fatal in Yard Oil Can Blast
POMEROY July 9 Mrs Ruth Knuckles of Longdale West Virginia was badly burned when an oil can she used to hasten a fire under a kettle boiling laundry in her yard exploded. Firemen and physicians reported the burns severe and possibly fatal.
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Pomeroy
C. D. Stedman
Ruth Knuckles
Longdale
W. Va
Woman Sustains Severe Burns After Oil Spill Incident
Oil splashed over her dress causing extensive burns from the hips down and significant injuries to other areas. She was transported by Ewing ambulance to Holzier hospital in Gallipolis, where late Wednesday reports offered little hope for recovery.
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Holzier Hospital
Gallipolis
Ewing
Fred Ebersbach Reported Seriously Ill at 69
Pomeroy July 9 a blood transfusion was given Wednesday morning to Fred Ebersbach to strengthen him as he remains in serious condition at his home. He is 69 years old and suffers from hardening of the arteries.
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Pomeroy
Fred Ebersbach
Mr. Ebersbach
Blood Transfusion Sought for Ill Patient at Local Hospital
In failing health since his wife's death, Mr. Ebersbach received a blood transfusion recommendation after examination by Dr. Bernhein and Dr. Kearns of Johns Hopkins. Clifford Ebersbach 26, nephew of Mr. Ebersbach, supplied the operation. Nurse Edna Sommers from Columbus arrived to assist.
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Clifford Ebersbach
Ebersbach
Bernhein
Kearns
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Edna Sommers
Columbus
Eberthach
Huntington visitors and local social notes
Miss Lettie Fugate Miss Mildred Owens and Carla Gilmore were recent Huntington visitors by auto. A birthday surprise party for Miss Mildred Owens drew about twenty five young friends for an enjoyable evening at her home. Mr and Mrs Shilling of Columbus visit their daughter Miss Lucille Shilling this week. The Presbyterian Woman's Missionary society meets Friday evening. Mrs Horden of Columbus visits Elizabeth Berg on Third street. Mr and Mrs Raymond McKnight return from a motor trip through Northern Ohio. Mr and Mrs Deltno Pratt plan to move to Columbus. Mr and Mrs A M Doddever of St Petersburg Fla visit R J Smith. Wallace Whittington and family of Columbus visit Ed Mookin and family.
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Lettie Fugate
Mildred Owens
Carla Gilmore
Huntington
Columbus
Elizabeth Berg
Third Street
Raymond McKnight
Ohio
Deltno Pratt
A. M. Doddever
St. Petersburg
Fla
Haarlem Oil Promises Quick Relief For Aches
An old advertisement touts a Dutch oil treatment called Haarlem Oil claimed to relieve bladder and kidney issues, backaches and pains within 24 hours. It features tasteless capsules and a money back guarantee, marketed by local pharmacies.
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Haarlem
Costa
Clines Pharmscy
Gibson Pharmacy
Mckee Druc
BE. R. Lash
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