Meigs Democrats Prepare Slate for August Primary
Meigs County Democrats met at Pomeroy City Hall to select candidates for the August primary. Chairmen Will Stivers and Charles Mullen oversaw a tense session with endorsements for Emory J. Carleton and a proposed county slate including John R. Hawkins and J. M. Boggess among others. Some picks require consent before petitions, and Uncle Ham Pfarr declined to run.
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Meigs County
Democrats
Democratic Central Committee
Pomeroy
Will Stivers
Charles H. Mullen
Emory J. Carleton
Lew Horwitz
Democratic
Mount Arrarat
Frank Johnson
Johnson
Edw. Ohlinger
Horwitz
Ham Pfarr
Ham
Emory J. Careton
Syracuse
John R. Hawkins
Middleport
Saving Money Habits From The Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
The message emphasizes saving money as a learned habit and urges keeping a reserve in a safe place. It cites The Buckeye State Building and Loan Co in Columbus offering loans on homes and farms, with 6 percent on certificates of deposit and solicited accounts.
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Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Bldg
West Gay St
Columbus
Ambitious Democrats Eye Three Open Local Offices
The passage notes that Democrats aim to place candidates for prosecutor recorder and treasurer, but no names or formal bids have been announced yet. Heads turn toward filling the three vacant positions as party members rally potential contenders.
Fair Price Commission Named for Meigs County
A five member Fair Price Commission is formed in Meigs County to work with the state fair price commission in Columbus. Curtis Gilmore of Pomeroy represents farmers, Thomas Thomas of Pomeroy represents labor, Elmer A. Reed of Middleport represents retail merchants, C. O. Miles of Racine represents the public, and Mrs. Helen Russell represents housewives.
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Fair Price Commission
Meigs County
State Fair Price Commission of
Columbus
Curtis Gilmore
Pomeroy
Thomas Thomas
Elmer A. Reed
Middleport
C. O. Miles
Racine
Helen Russell
Married in probate court by Justice Fish
A 54 year old man and 37 year old Maud Payton, both of Harrisonville, were married in probate courtrooms by Justice Ransom Fish on a Saturday. This marks a second marriage for Mrs Wilson.
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Justice Fish
J. R. Wilson
Maud Payton
Harrisonville
Ransom Fish
Wilson
Dog law violators fined in county court
Two violators appeared before Justice Ransom Fish on Saturday. Fred Zwilling pled guilty and was fined $5 plus costs total $9.40, while Fred Thompson faced $1 plus costs total $8.20. Officer Ed Molden continues crackdown on dog licensing.
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Justice Ransom Fish
Fred Zwilling
Fred Thompson
Ed Molden
Lebanon man pleads guilty in Wells Run shooting case
Robert Cornell, indicted on shooting Clay Jones with intent to kill, changed his plea to guilty in common pleas court Saturday forenoon. Witnesses testified to Cornell's neighborhood reputation. The court ordered jail and will sentence after advisement.
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Robert Cornell
Clay Jones
Common Pleas
Messenger
Wells Run
Lebanon Township
Cornell
Jones
Mulford Case Settled After Auto Assault Indictment
Clarence Mulford's assault and battery case over running down James Smith with an automobile near Hobson last summer was settled out of court. Mulford, driving at high speed, struck the boy, seriously injuring him and breaking both legs.
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Mulford
Clarence Mulford
James Smith
Hobson
A Deserved Promotion for Homer Shank
Homer Shank is advanced to Manager at the New York Clothing House following the death of H. H. Blackmore who served the store for over thirty five years. Shank has eleven years with the firm and earns the promotion through his competency.
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Homer Shank
New York Clothing House
H. H. Blackmore
Shank
Miss Patten Hosts Sunday School Class Social
Miss Frances Patten entertained about fifteen girls from her Sunday school class Friday evening at her Mulberry avenue home. The group enjoyed music and games, followed by light refreshments.
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Miss Patten
Frances Patten
Mulberry Avenue
Uproar in Italian football as unrest grows after umpire shot
Rome dispatch reports clashes at Viareggio escalate toward insurrection. Troops stand by as generals seek terms with insurrectionary leaders. a funeral for the slain umpire is expected as calm nears. French boxer Paoli, dubbed the remade man of France, served in aviation in WWI and survived severe injuries from combat.
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Italy
Rome
Viareggio
N. V Paoli
France
Paoli
Paoli Promises Olympic Field Events and Boxing Hope
Paoli, towering at six feet one and 210 pounds, is hailed as a superb specimen of manhood and a war veteran who won boxing, shot, and discus titles. He may represent France in field events at the Olympics and could be the heavyweight boxing representative.
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Paoli
Paloi
France
Wellston Guests Include Mannering Ball and Kin
The Plains reports Robert Mannering of Wellston visiting Clifford Ball. Lon Humphrey family and Hazel Geisicke were Monday guests of Logan relatives. Carl Geisicke and others joined Roscoe Shields crews for meals Wednesday. Ray Michaels and Jeff Herrison visited Athens shoppers and locals. A note describes new shears with sharpened blade edges and two finger loop sets for different cutting strokes.
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Robert Mannering
Wellston
Clifford Ball
Lon Humphrey
Hazel Geisicke
Logan
Carl Geisicke
Columbus
Lucius Burson
Athens
Mozelle Stevens
Roscoe Shields
Ray Michaels
Jeff Herrison
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column on Marriage and Happiness
A reader seeks help for despair and happiness and two engaged couples face questions about announcements and dancing. The advisor urges medical consultation, suggests routine work, and advises breaking an unsuitable engagement while weighing family norms and personal happiness.
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Mrs. Thompson
Milk Shortage Cripples Vienna Babies Relief Hits City
Paris June 7 Vienna, larger than Philadelphia and vast like Boston to San Francisco, has no milk for infants until the American Red Cross shipped forty tons of condensed milk from Paris. Infant mortality soars as rickets and malnutrition strain hospitals already crowded with little soap, fat, and laundry supplies. Adults subsist on fish and coarse meals while charities struggle to meet daily needs.
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Paris
Vienna
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
San Francisco
American Red Cross
Vinnese
Red Cross
Leopold Child's Hospital
Brazil Builds Reservoir Network for Drought Regions
The government initiates large scale reservoir systems to supply water to residents in Brazil's northeast during prolonged dry seasons, aiming to stabilize supplies amid recurring droughts.
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Brazil
Norhheastern
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