Death of Irvin Gorrell in Meigs County
Obituary notes Irvin Gorrell 43 of Meigs County died at his Jackson County home in West Virginia setting off a wave of bereavement. The item lists surviving wife and 12 children and traces visits, travel, and local notices including a marriage license issued in Middleport, a court case, and several local dignitaries and residents attending services and events around Pomeroy and Middleport.
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Meigs County
Irvin Gorrell
Jackson County
W . Stivers
Pomeroy
Linnie Terrell
Rocksprings
Johnson
Mineapolis
Claudie Cumings
Joseph R Cummings
F. W. Crow Riday
George Schaaf
Albert Fick
Middlewort
C. & Oim
Philip Bruch
West
Harriett. Thomas
Charlotte Burnell
Middleport
Columbus
Pomeroy National Bank
Hcense
Lewis Stump Fined on Assault Charge in County Court
Lewis Stump of Lubrig was fined 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to assault and battery at arraignment before Magistrate Carl H. Porter. In default of payment he was committed to Athens County Jail following arrest by Constable Harry Junod on an affidavit signed by Rupert Chesser Luhrig.
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Lewis Stump
Lubrig
Costa
Gail
Carl H. Porter
Thne Stump
Harry Junod
Rupert Chesser
Romanian minister shot during anti-Semitic unrest in Bucharest
A student, described as a Fascist opponent of Jews, forced entry into the Ministry of the Interior in Bucharest and shot acting minister Constantine Angelescu, likely fatally wounding him. The assailant, seeking revenge for government actions against Jewish disturbances, triggered rioting in Romania.
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Romania
Ministry of the Interior
Bucharest
Constantine Angelescus
Murray Church Anniversary Plans for 25th Year
Murray City July 26 plans completed for the twenty fifth anniversary of St Philip Neri Catholic Church. Mass at 10 am with Father Gavorini celebrant and Father Henry Kellerman to deliver the sermon. A chicken dinner at noon and lawn social in the afternoon to renew and form acquaintances with former members.
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Murray City
St Philip Neri Cathaent
Gavorini
Stephen Yantko
Barton
Julian Schaefer
Sugar Grove
Henry
County tax values to be cut in Washington County
Washington County auditors propose a blanket ten percent cut in real estate valuations for the 1931 tax duplicate. The plan would reduce annual tax revenue by about 50 600 and affect all subdivisions. Auditor McCauley cites drought driven below market sales and asks for State Tax Commission approval with proof of altered values.
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Marietta
Washington County
Frank J. McCautey
McCauley
Chin
State Tax Commission of
Qhie
Faker in Paris Surrenders as Villanueva Impostor Unmasked
In Paris on July 24 a man claiming to be Loreano Villanueva surrendered in court after prosecutors linked his tale to missing funds at National City Bank's Paris branch. Police initially pursued Villanueva for ten days, suspecting the impostor based on photographs and questioning.
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Paris
France
Loreano Vilanueva
National City Bank
Villanueva
Plane crash inquiry into Mexico City maneuvers
UPI reports an investigation began today into a July 25 air maneuver crash near Mexico City that killed four fliers and one person on the ground. Official inquiries focus on cause and sequence of events.
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Mexico
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UPI
Youth Injured in Mowing Machine Accident at Elsonville
Richard Adams, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Adams of Kimberly, was seriously injured Saturday when his left ankle broke and left foot was severely injured after getting caught in a mowing machine. He received initial care from Dr W H Byde and was later moved to Cherrington Hospital in Logan.
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Elsonville
Richard Adams
Andrew Adams
Kimberly
W H 'Byde
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Hudson Passes Nelsonville Interne to Dayton Boards
William E Hudson son of Mr and Mrs W L Hudson city intern at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton has passed the State Board examination and his certificate will be forwarded in a few days. Esther Class to meet Monday at Mrs Emmi Coohfayette Street for a picnic dinner at 6 40 clock. Scraps of society notes follow with relatives visiting Columbus Huntington and Detroit.
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Ralph Powell
Boston
Maes
Saulkmer Hospital
L R Powell
William E Hudson
W. L. Hudson
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Esther
Christian Sunday School
Emmi Coohfayette
Picn
Elesonal
John Lawnen
Columbus
John Johnson
Gili Tthine
Huntington
Ruth Dorsey
Aloss
Bernice Cottrell
Pittsburgh
P. Ale
Gue Hunter
South
Charleston
Mim Chark Dodds
Strake Sue
James McManaway
L. B Moore
W. Va
D. F. Wit
Henry Lees
Mayme Kepler
William McMahon
Hussom Charles
Detroit
Ti Rosser
Marguerite Cook
Fostoria
Conservation League
Harold Mechemee
Mary Margaret
Joe
John Kiley
Frances Jo
W B Quigley
Harry Hall
Kathryn
George Largent
Mae Eckart
E B Beard
Old Timers defeat Longstreth in baseball clash
In a Friday game at Buchtel the Old Timers beat Longstreth 6 to 3 as Mohney and Christian formed the veteran battery and Garner and Brooker pitched for Longstreth. A fourth inning rally shifted the advantage to the Old Timers who extended their lead later.
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Nelsonville
Longstreth
Buchtel
Mohney
Christian
Garner
Brooker
Carbondale
Logan
Murray City
Chauncey
Dr. Walker
William H. Jones Dies at 34 in Haydenville
William H. Jones, 34, Civil War veteran, died Friday at his son in law Willam Martin's home near Haydenville. Funeral services are set for Monday at Smith's Chapel at 150 o'clock with burial beside the cemetery. He leaves three sons and three daughters. The daughter he lived with, Mrs. Martin, died two months ago. A large circle of friends note the loss as relatives and neighbors extend sympathies.
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Nelsonville
Wwilliam H. Jones
Willam Matin
Haydenville
Smith's Chapel
Martin
World YMCA Conference to Visit America Next Year
The World Conference of the YMCA will be held in America next year for the first time. American boys are raising funds to cover half the expenses for 100 young men from 40 countries. The article notes strong swimming class attendance, a well maintained pool since opening, and praise for instructors Margaret Shafer and William Howe. Visitors have full privileges at Vacation Bible School activities and local baseball programs show strong participation, marking a record year for Nelsonville baseball.
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Y. M.C A
America
Boys of America
Margaret Shafer
William Howe
Bev Sinners
Bible School
Nelsonville
Veterans Pension Applications Open for Disabled Soldiers
Nelsonville July 26 W L Cooley commander Glenford Dugan Post No 228 says J D Adam service officer has received forms from the American Legion Depart ment to file pension applications for disabled World War I veterans. Any veteran with 24 percent or more disability may obtain a pension under the Act of July 3 1924 provided the disability is not from personal misconduct. The post offers help to all veterans regardless of Legion membership. Masel Lee has become a bookkeeper at Datchetts Oskley Insurance Agency Public Square. Mrs Charles Rittemeyer and son Charles returned to Columbus after visiting here.
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Xelsonville
W. L.’ Cooley
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
J D Adam
American Legion Department
Columbus & Supply
Act of Congress
Veterans’ Bureau
Cooley
Nelsonville
Masel Lee
Datchetts-Oskley Insurance Agent
Public Square
WILL RECOVER andl Me, Victor wi Te all weds, To Be in Hospital
A couple in a moonlight trip suffered a serious accident near North Neb. They are at a hospital and expected to recover, two weeks’ stay anticipated. Bella Knight and John Sill, relatives of the couple, traveled to the scene. wedding plans are interrupted. The Mat Guild and other local groups hold meetings at Mrs. Pritchard’s and Mrs. Adamson’s homes.
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Victor
Chester
Sed Mira
North Neb
Bella Knight
Ies
John Sill
Promaer
Wee
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