Curtis Reed Dies Early Sunday in Pomeroy
Curtis D Reed 8 a prominent Pomeroy druggist died at 6 a m Sunday in Gallipolis Hotter Hospital after a long decline in health. He and his wife spent last winter in Florida hoping for relief. He was the oldest druggist in southeastern Ohio in service and worked with his father Darrul Reed in Court Street shop until recently. He invented a pill preservation method and remained a local fixture with a long family history in the trade. He is survived by his wife Mrs Bertie McElhinney a daughter and several relatives. His body was moved to be prepared for burial. no funeral plans announced.
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Pomeroy
Curtle D. Reed
Promeer Drusgist of
Gallipolis
Florida
Reed
Ohio
Darrul Reed
Court Street
Southeastern Ohio
Bertie McElhinney
John ©. McEthinney
Middleport
Virginia Geogiein
W. F . Reed
Farmers Bank and Savings Company
Helen Turbail
Thomas Turnbull
Tom Geos
Finsterwald
Auto Hits Child Ohio Senator's Wed Pomeroy
Friends announce the marriage of Thomas Elder, 22, Ohio County W Va, and Louise Fargeant, 21, of Middleport. The couple, both students at Ohio University, Athens, were to Charleston to be married, with plans for Virginia before their return in a few days.
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Ohio Sensons
Pomeroy
Thomas Elder
Ohio County
W. Va
Louise Fargeant
Middleport
Inis
Charleston
Ohio University
Athens
Wedding Bells and Crashes Dot June Pomeroy News
A June Pomeroy column reports a highway accident near Hobson injuring 12 year old Mary Les, blamed on a tourist driver Gertrude Fisher from Washington. Investigations found the car skidded after brakes were set. the girl was treated at a hospital. The page also notes four marriage licenses issued, details of local weddings, and a crash in which Frances Palmer of Pomeroy was injured when a cow was struck near a road.
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Pomeroy
Calleo
Hobson
Mary Les
Gertude Fisher
Washington
Coors
Sunde
Aonga Jenkins
Bradbury
Joseph Wells
I Selatives
Friedss
Long Bottom
Nesta Soter
Lorener
Concresaman
Jen
Mat- Nether
TOM TERRELL KILLED AS AUTO HITS POLE POMEROY
A Sunday morning crash on the new highway along the riverfront near Pomeroy killed Tom Terrell, 44, instantly after his car struck a utility pole. Co-driver De Wees was seriously injured, and Cal Stn Smith also suffered injuries. Smith was reportedly driving a coach near the pole when the wreck occurred. Coroner and sheriff pursued leads as investigators questioned De Weese and Smith. Terrell’s body was taken to the morgue for burial preparations. he had two children with Vermont Brown, though they were estranged.
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Pomeroy
Toa
den Tora
Terrel
Tom DeWees
Calstn Smith
Smiths Macaims
Smith
Charles Smith
Denah
Horton Jane
Rat San Pussell
OH Ceing
Depet
Kerra Run
Sherrie Wiktock
DeWeese
Cantog
Tervell
Vermont Brown
Horton Couple Quietly Marks Sixty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Capt and Mrs BH M Horton observed their sixty-fifth wedding anniversary at the old family home in Pomeroy June 2. Family members attended and friends joined a morning ceremony before a steamboat trip. The couple remain in good health and have lived at their home since their wedding.
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Pomeroy
Abs
M Horton
Suoda
Fam
Horton Family River Trip Planned From Pomeroy
Elean Horton travels from Detroit to visit relatives and revisit Portrox Bend and her girlhood sightings. Norman Horton of Elkhart to join for a river trip through Kanawha Valley, stopping at Pomeroy Bend with descendants of local notable families and recounting early local bicycle history and spills from a 64 inch bicycle.
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Pomeroy
Eleanor Horton Ie
Detroit
Portrox Bend
Dorrins Hills
Ils
Wick
Norman Hormon
Elkhart
Ind
Ical Horton
Chaneson
Kanawha
Norman Horton
Pomeroy Bend
Eugene Long
Tom Crota
Tom Coburn
Sesbohm Hess
Scotth McQuire
Injured in Fall in Rutland Honors Veterans
In Rutland on Decoration Day 91 year old Mrs Mary Hawkins fell at her home while placing American flags for honored veterans. She suffered a fracture in her left arm above the wrist. Hawkins had long displayed flags in front of her house for patriotism. Her first husband Henry McCormick died 52 years ago and her second husband Reu ten Hawkins, died many years ago.
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Rutland
Mary Hawkins
Dlamlarks
Hustanda
Hawkins
Henry McCormick
Reuten Hawkins
Visit to Middleport Brings Evacuees and Relatives
June 2 report from Los Avar es Calif recounts people living in Memo Davant and her mother Mrs Root with brother HF S and Cress Root and their families visiting Middleport during a duty assignment.
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Middleport
Guy Duty
Los Avares
Calif
Davant
Tusil
Wrs Root
HF. S
Cress Root
Chauncey
Misa Sarah Jones
Paul Jones
James Jones
Runics
Dorothy James
Booth Paint
Chauncey Bungay
Mary Meinhart
Decora tion visitors frequent Middleport area
A long list of visitors and relatives frequented Middleport over the Decora tion season. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wyatt and their Columbus home, Mrs. Flora Talbott visiting John Knopp, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Russell Abron, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Saunders, and many others from Columbus Sprigg W Va Prospect Wellton Huntington and Akron. The article notes short stays, family visits, and travel between Middleport Columbus and surrounding towns.
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Middleport
Gene Wyatt
Tatler
Brr
B. F
Fultz
Columbus
Emmons Mace
L. E. Saunders
Flora Talbott
John
Ale
B. Stout
Barbara
Tom Russell
Abron
Lawrence Spooner
Paul C. Jones
Sprigg
W. Va
Mo. c. E Washington
Lore
Naor
Florence Ashergon
Prospect
Anna Knopp
Jama
Ted Richards
Wellton
Judson Doy
Duson
Mita MeHaley
Herb Chambers
Oo- Airs
J. W. Byers
Edger Emin
Clara Pauline
Mrr
W. C. Major
Jat
James
Strp
Herbe Chambers
Chambers
Mes
T. N Curtis
Marietty
Willis Aleshire
Worthington
Deniee Dowster
Malcolm Rose
Jud Milner
Pete Feeney
Huntington
Alan Fultz
Birs
Mra
RY Cualitz
Chifeared
Rai
Dorothy
Birs Fultzs
Paul Hoffmin
H C Russell
Toledo
C. H. Horden
Horden
FH Horden
G H Stansbury
Herb Powell Akron
Charls Wagner, Jr
Hot Thenins
Theo Wilson
Heshand
Myoter
Delaware
Mie
Olle Wesky
Ned
Plains Grads Hold Alumni Banquet at Chauncey
The Chauncey alumni banquet for the class years ended with a three course dinner served by Home Economics students under Miss Beryl Cons. Highlights included toasts by several alumni, officers elected for the Alumni Association, and remarks by faculty members Supt. Alex Hoot, Herman Humphrey, and Miss Lucy Evans. Additional visitors included Sarah Jones and Paul Jones with relatives from Booth Paint.
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Chauncey
Parsons
Fassing Alumni Association
Plaine
Home Economica Department
Misa Beryl Cons
Mim
Wrederica Nida
Tomstmaster
Getnica Humphrey
Joe Charney
Gaye McDonald
George Stalder
Tom Fitzer
Tomin
Supl
Alex Hoot
Herman Humphrey
Lucy
Mary Haynes 87 Dies At Home In Chauncey
Chauncey May 2 Mrs Mary Six Haynes 87 widow of John W Hayter died at home Saturday night after months of failing health Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at the M E Church with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Survived by son Sidney Haynes daughter Mrs Clara Graham and several grandchildren also by two brothers Douz Six and Wallace Six all of Chauncey The family had lived in Chauncey 20 years Also mentioned are other local notices including lawyer D M Talford Linn and neighbors attending Memorial Day events
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Chauncey
Mary Six Haynes
Haynes
John W Hayter
M. EB
Tarial
Greetlawn
Mr. Haynes
Sidney Haynes
Mra Bars Mulchingreard
William Mutchmore
Mass Amy Stvtchmere
Laigan
Bere
Bradfield
Lestie Bradfield
Dorothy Ann
Athen
Lala Kverts
Gwendolyn Andrews
Dayton
Roy Andrews
William Hutchinson
Boomer
W. Va
Charles Tipple
Mea
Steve Johnson
Ted Tipple
Marietta
William Myrra
Baby
Thie City
Nelsonville
Chaun~ Oo
Group from Chauncey visits Old Man's Cave picnic
A Chauncey party drove to Old Man's Cave on Sunday for a picnic. Attendees included Eleanor Minister, Father Fiske, Sarah Thomas, Ann Thomas, Mary Guerrs, Ruth Gardner, Margaret golhnsten, Elizabeth Kagzonys, Ruth Yiske, Kathryn McDanet, and many others led by Ruth Thomas, Mary Louis Tiske, Charles Minister, Frank McDaniel, Lloyd Thomas, Joe Guerre, Dale Varner, Carroll Tippett, Low ell Koons Coe Daugherty, Harold Brown, Ebert Minister, Neil Tippett and Carl Gardner.
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Chaunckey
Chauncey
Jta
Old Man's Cave
Eleanor Minister
Father Fiske
Sarah Thomas
Ann Thomas
Mary Guerrs
Ruth Gardner
Margaretgolhnsten
Elizabeth Kagzonys
Blues Ahead Chancey Contest Ends With Blues Lead
June 2 at Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Channery the Rinse Division won by 46 points over the Blues led by Misa Jennetta Palmer. Mrs Carl Shatter’s aide team lost. Banquet for winners hosted by the losing side. Also Chauncey group meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Charles Sweeney home with Floya Wyena as program leader.
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Chagncey
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Channery
Misa Jennetta Palmer Way Divte Mon
Blusa
Carl Shatter
inHlba
Mey Chauncey
Clase
Church of Christ
Chauncey
Mre
Charles Sweeney
Mound Street
Floya Wyena
Guy Brookine
Training conference for Meigs County teachers begins
The Meigs County Dair Vacation Bible School training conference opens at the Presbyterian Church Arvetod with Rev. A R Star and Mrs Robert Schrader leading sessions. Talks by William Thompson and Brien Tiley follow. A public meeting tonight aims to boost religious training for boys and girls. tomorrow includes hymn, prayers, and craftwork sessions led by Rev James Stamm and others. Billy Ireland visits Pomeroy for the fish fry before returning to Columbus.
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Pomeboy
Meigs County
Dair
Meres County
Presbyterian Church
Arve Tod
A R Stara
Guet
Robert Schrader
de Pies IL Gardnér
Trad
Rica
Res Nwn
Wiliam Z Thompson
Bianehn
Merys
Ray
C. HL
Elchinger
Thompson
Sharpe
Jamea C Stamm
Moéely
Pair Robbed in Athens Streetholdup At 11 Saturday Night
Two unmasked robbers robbed Mr and Mrs F F Dinsmore on Fern Street Athens at about 11 o'clock Saturday night. They wore hats and tobepats and escaped with $60. The couple was walking when the incident occurred in front of a home.
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F F. Dinsmore
Athens
Fern Street
Graf Zeppelin Ready For Final Leg To Friedrichshafen
In Lakehurst New Jersey on June 2 the Graf Zeppelin stood ready in the Naval air Station hangar for a final leg of its pioneering three–continent flight. Dr Huse Eckener plans a 16 o'clock departure toward Friedrichshafen Germany, ending a 12900 mile voyage begun weeks ago over the Atlantic, Brazil, and the United States. Eckener will then launch a trio of northern cruises including to Tromso and Spitzbergen in July as part of ongoing airship explorations.
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Lakehurst
X. J
Naval Air Station
Huse Eckener
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Brazil
United Stare
Graf
Echenerr
Bhatttle
Ecktener .Us
Fromost
Norway
Spitzberern
Turd
North Pole
Feeland
Frank Bolton Hurt In Machine Crash
Frank Bolton of Albany sustained a fractured kneecap and minor bruises in a Sunday afternoon automobile crash on the Athens Fomeroy road. He was taken to Shetlers Arms Hospital and released Monday. The collision occurred as Bolton attempted to pass and struck an oncoming car. other occupants were not learned but believed injured.
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Bolton
Albany
Athens-Fomeroy Hoad
Shetterlos Arms Hospital
Herve
License sales show May vehicle plates and county distribution
State report by Athens district deputy commissioner shows 73 passenger car plates sold for 3413, 17 truck licenses for 7619, two passenger licenses to Southeast Ohio Motor Club for 20, and three true licenses for 1.60. Seven license plates were sold for 2.50 to out of county owners. Meigs, Morgan, Washington, and Vinton counties each received licenses. one passenger license ceased to a Vinton County resident.
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David Johnan
Athens
Jornson
Out of i County
Meigs County
Morgan County
Washington County
Vinton
Re-elect Mrs Scott President of P T A
Mrs Scott was reelected president of the West Parent-Teacher Association at the final meeting held Thursday night. Earl Ator was elected vice president and WW Robert Harvey secretary-treasurer. Music was provided by the pupils of the first through fourth grades under Helen Cross.
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Freeman Scott
West
Mt Final Messange
West Ste
Earl Ator
Robert Harvey
Helen Cross
Cooling beverages for quick summer refreshments
The text suggests keeping tea in the refrigerator as a base for cold drinks in summer. Mixing with juices or a dash of mint and serving with boxed wafers is recommended to help guests feel welcome at a moment's notice.
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Reifrigerator
I Trust
Orange Brand Tonic Promises Blood Cleansing Rheumatism Cure
An advertised tonic claims to cure rheumatism by cleansing and enriching the blood with herbs and tonics. It touts relief after several bottles and Nugget laxative tablets, crediting Walter C. Wolts of Wellshtte with dramatic personal improvement. Distributed by Sasha Drug Store and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C Wolts
Wellshitte
Otto
Sasha Drug Store
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Surr Corenes
Curtis Reed
Mary Lee
Hox
Pita
Tom Terrell
Tom DeWeese
Calvin Smith
Capt
Vis. H
Horton
Thanor Horton
Brother
Cincinnati
Hart
Millfield
Plains Grads
M. E. Church
M—Talfourd P. Linn
Linn
Wastrastes
Kenyon College
Wed
Cut
Waite and Line
Chacscey
Chaun
Cey
BLUES
Forest Rose Lodge
U S
Gregory
Chicago
Western Telesion Corporation
Cuero
Big
Prebrieran
Tedes
Billy Ireland
Columbus Dispatch
Hugh Culloden
Pothers
Siewey
Land
Lem Street
BAYER
Graf Toleate
In Eckener
Ikceland
Frank Bolton
C. D. Shafer Company
Brouzha
Scott
Home Telephone Co
Ioan
the Mutual Home and Savings Association
Déit
Horme- United Stores
Rn 3
Boastey ‘Milting & Grotery On, Distributors
The
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Lostre Bldg
F. E. Goldsberry
Itha
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