Middleport Woman Die. L A Fulcher 64 Succumbs to Diabetes
Middleport, July 10 Mrs L A Fulcher, 64, died Friday morning at her Pearl Street home after a long illness from diabetes. She spent much of her life in Point Pleasant but had lived in Middleport for 44 years. A Holzer Hospital patient for two months, she grew weaker. She was active in the G T auxiliary and a lifelong Presbyterian. Survived by husband, three brothers Dr Charles Lewis of Missouri and Thomas Lewis of Crowding, Cal., three sisters Mrs Margaret Whitten of Crow Land, Cal., Mary and Elizabeth Lewis of Arkansas, and an aunt Mrs Moore who had cared for her. Funeral will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian church in Middleport with burial at Point Pleasant cemetery. Other items note visitors and condolences. Probate: The will of George B. Larkin was probated. executors named Verna Larkin and G E Carter.
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Middleport
L.A. Putcher
Pearl Street
Point Pleasant
Fulcher
Holzer Hostal
Gallipolis
G. T
Presbyterian Church
Tia Broers
Charles Lewis
Missou
Thomas Lewis
Crows Ding
Calif
Margaret Whitten
Crows Land
Calf
Mary
Izabeth Lewis
Arkansas
Moore
Fullyer
Pointasant
Married man Davidson pleads guilty in Vermont Brown case
Ernest Wil l Davidson 34 known as Jinky Dinks Davidson pleaded guilty Saturday morning before Judge Cora B. Roberts to a charge of contributing to the Hinqueney of Vermont Brown, a 40 year old girl of Five Points. He will likely be sentenced early next week. Brown was allowed to go home as arrangements were made to send her to a maternity hospital in Columbus. She lives with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Brown of Five Points.
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Pomeroy
Ernest Wilm Davidson
Jinky Dinks’ Davidson
Cora B. Roberts
Vermont Brown
Davdson
Dadson
Columbus
Rand
Joe Brown
Middleport Nuptials Tie Reed and Reed Iyer
Ts W S Reed of Middleport weds July 10 in a ceremony at Point Pleasant. The bride, a local teacher on Redpath chautauqua circuit, married in a ring ceremony conducted by Rev Johnson. Following, a wedding dinner and trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. Also notes on a sheriff sale of a Sanitary bakery and staff, and local school resignations and postings.
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Ts. W. S. Reed
Middleport
Seo
Ihe
Cint Pleasant
Tmer
Redpath Chautauqua
Ir. Johnson
Point Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church
Niagara Falls
Canafia
Four Face Charges Of Chick Theft In Ohio Town
Pomeroy July 10. Billy Bell and Eren Semester and John Barringer of Coolville were arrested by Danny Derella of Long Bottom and appeared before Justice Osborn of Olive Township on a charge of involvement in a chicken theft at Tuppers Prairie. Hearing date set for Tuesday. Alonzo Reed jailed on the same charge. Chickens reportedly sold at the Fuca store in Chester. Bethany Aethonist church to hold a social at the parsonage lawn on Tuesday July 20.
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Pomeroy
Bell
Eren Semester
John Barringer
Coolville
Danny Derella
Long Bottom
Justice Osborn
Olive Township
Alonzo Reed
Chester
Pean Social
Bethany Aethonist Church
Elizabeth Mees funeral draws region kinfolk to Mason City
POMEROY July 10 Relatives and friends gather for the funeral service of Elizabeth Mees who died at Mason City. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mees of Anesville, Abe Mees of Columbus, John Riddle and Herman Deihl of Huntington, Lewis Hepp and son, John Mees of Quincewood, the Stolzenbergs of Columbus, Dutoit and Zipperich of Columbus, Abe Deihl of Huntington, and others.
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Pomeroy
Elizabeth Mees
Mason City
Walter
Anesville
Abe
Mees
Columbus
John ‘Riddle
Huntington
Herman’ Deihl
William Delhi
Lewis Hepp
John Mees
Quincewood
W. Va
Stolzenberg
Clara Dutoit
Barbara Zipperich
and Airs
Abe Deihl
Woman Injured From Fainting Fall At City Store
Mrs Charles Leffler of this city sustained bruises and a fractured right arm Thursday evening after fainting while descending concrete steps in front of Guy Smiths grocery store. Dr John Sprague treated the injury and set the broken bone. She had just returned from the funeral of her mother in law, Mrs Alice Leffler, at Redtown.
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Chauncey
Charles Leffler
Guy Smith
Leffler
John Sprague
Alice Leffler
Redtown
The Plains Aid Holds Quilting and Personal News
The Plains aid holds quilting at the aid room with attendees listed. Chauncey and Logan area locals attend funerals and visits, among them Mr and Mrs James Omen and Miss Frieda Omen. The Plains personals note residents visiting in Basil, Pomeroy, Cincinnati, Athens, Union, and Millfield with several family trips and returns.
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Plains
Uarry Learned
Learned
Basil
Ohio
F. J. Cook
Austin Woodyard P
Gold and
Gerald
Pomeroy
Death of Cousin Orlando tussset reported near Bradford
Chauncey July 15 Mahion Bradshaw of The Plains and Mrs Willam Ryan of this clip received a message this week concerning the death of their cousin Orlando tussset at his home near Middleport. Funeral services were held Friday morning from the Christian church at Bradford and burial was made in the cemetery there.
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Chauncey
Mahion Bradshaw
the Plains
Willam Ryan
Orlando [Tusset
Middleport
Christian Church
Bradford
Middle Port
Needle Removal From Lad Foot In Chauncey
Chauncey July 10 Charles Sweeney Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles P Sweeney underwent operation at Dr Warren V Sprague s office to remove four needles embedded in his right foot for several days. The needle penetrated the foot last Saturday evening and broke off with a hair in the wound. He is reported improving.
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Chauncey
Charles Sweene, Jr
Charles P. Sweeney
Warren V. Sprague
Zion Baptist Aid Picnic Brings Members to Lower Plains
Chauncey July 16 Zion Baptist Ladies Aid held an all day picnic on the church lawn at Lower Plains replacing quilting. A good attendance and a fine picnic dinner marked the event with families joining members for the community gathering.
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Chauncey
Ladins’ Yld Society of the Plains Church
Aid Room
Robert McAllister
J. W. Haw
Gabriel [Dean
Mill
E Buttington
Theodore Naggie
Frank Smith
Chattes
Hamer
Tom
Willi
Zion Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Lower Plains
They All Want Something on the Tennis Stage
A fragmentary ides of a play titled They All Want Something features Big Bos Tilden stepping from tennis to the stage, while the text notes everyday life is built on wants. It then shifts to classified ads, urging readers to place notices to buy sell or rent items via the Messenger A-1-C columns.
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Bos’ Tilden
Ufe
Ees Satie
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Pomeroy
Chauncey Theatre Plans Two Night Benefit Show
Chauncey to stage a two night event directed by Miss Morarty with Miss Hastel Harvey leading a dance of twenty characters in colorful costumes. The Chauncey orchestra conducted by Jay Fred Kempton will perform a program of music. Marcella Long will read India napalis readings between acts. Proceeds go to the sealing fund of a church.
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Chauncey
Miss Morarty
Light Heart
Chauncey Show
Hastel Harvey
Chauncey Orchestra
Jay Fred Kempton
Chauncey Personalities Visit Familiar Kin This Week
Mr and Mrs Frank Wet and children of Ben Lew Chauncey visit the former's father Geor this week. Mr and Mrs Paul daughter Lets of Spin arrive here for the first of the visiting period with the former's parents Mr Mrs H S A Courtney.
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Chauncey
Frank
Ben. Lew
Geor
Paul
A. Courtney
Canning Keeps Housewives Busy in Athens Series
The Messenger prints a new feature by Alisa Ludel Boden on home canning with recipes and tips. Readers are invited to share information by calling 51 or 70 to connect with Miss Boden, as women in Athens discuss Fruits in season and methods like boiling jams and cold-pack for vegetables.
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Alisa Ludel Boden
Athens
the Messenger
The
Messenger
Miss Boden
French war veterans march Sunday anti debt parade
Paris reports show about one hundred French war veterans from across the country to parade Sunday in a demonstration billed as anti debt protest though sponsors deny hostile intent. Veterans pledged to act as their own police, avoiding any anti American acts and maintaining restraint. Meanwhile United States steel tonnage for June fell to 174,608 tons with total tonnage for the year lower than May and April figures.
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Paris
France
United States
New York
Illinois Man Invents New Auto Gas Saver
Wheaton resident Waller Critchlow claims a patented gas saver for Ford cars that achieves up to 61 miles per gallon. He advertises a free sample and seeks county and state distributors with potential monthly earnings from 509 to 2500 dollars.
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Llinois Man
Waller Critchlow
Wheaton
Betis
jOther Mikes
Jimuaries & Ard
Itchlow
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Bidwell
W. L. Whlock
Frank White
Athene
Edith Shriner
Irene “Anderson
Charleston
Otto Nast
Tish
Beckley
L. A. Fulcher
Wilt Besserer
C. F. Besserer
Larkin
George B. Larkin
Verca Larkin
G. E. Carter
Canada Middleport
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Suntor
East
Board of Education
Christine Johnson
Issa Johnson
Dount Pleasant
Mildred Hill
Helen McNaughton
Win Reed
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Daugh
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Lenora
Wilber Cummingham
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Herman Bailey
Mary Jean
Doris
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Fred Itlock
L. A. Butcher
Virginia Pinney
New Mexico
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Hunting
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Henry Crodder
Oscar, Notter
Simday
Elmer Wysong
Notter
Joe Mees
Freemont
Stansbury
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Camp Wilson
Yandaville
Imany
Losifom
Pomeroy Bend
Alec Fisher
D. W. Hennessy
Parkersburg
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Shires
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Cleveland
Ith
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Edgar Morris
Verlan ’ McCullough
William Young
J.bradford
Cincinnati
Cedar Point
Dernessy
Goodwin
Herbert Chambers
Bob
Sid Williams
Robert Mar. Pomeroy
Iris
Pat Thornton
Chambers
Bhanes
Fourth Street
Thomas Kork
Washington
Virginia
Migpleport
A. H. Skidmore
Charlester
Grace Skidmore
Chas. Leffler
Plains Aid
iGarfield
Land
William Sis
James Omen
Mili
Frank | Strubie
Haydenville
Strubie
Robinett
Frieda Omen
Millfield
J. McHarg
Union
George Gabriel's
Lulu Hardesty
Mr. Burdick
Zanesville
Willian Bryan
Jess Harrison
Frances
Prank Tose
Russell McHarg
Lad
Izion Baptist Aid
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Olive Brookins
Mixfeld
Arthur Witham
Ruth
Mae
Mary Louise
Portsmouth
Howard ‘Brooking
Guy Brooking
Witham
Howard Brookiaw
Slatery
Sailor Ponzi Cancel
Charles Ponzi
Get Rich
Binford
Houston
Texas
Webb C. Artz
Ponzi
Devan
Carbon
Bili Chauncey
Ars
Somer Shields
Daughts
Viola
Laurens Shields
Charles Bay
Lancaster
Carbon Ein
Paler
Ian Wtogbe
Jans
Rouquet
A&a
Lash
Jacobs
Optometrist
Whaley Dental Rooms
Gist Eet
Barthed
Tre Swanson
Purniture Co
Dy Ludel Boden
WE. Molter
U. S
Richland Ave
Biedel-Mead Oil Co
East State St
Will N. Fleck
Athens County
U. S. Treasury
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