Meigs County Primary Field Appears Narrower Than Expected
POMEROY June 7 With filing time short of a week away Meigs County candidates list has not grown as expected Democrats remain solid many nominees likely with little opposition Republicans showing signs of activity but divisions persist George Meinhart seeks a second term as recorder likely unopposed while Dr Byron Bing circulates a petition for coroner.
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Pomeroy
George Meinhart
Meinhart
Byron Bing
Moones merald Foot Oil Promises Relief and Odor Free Feet
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic for sore inflamed swollen feet. It claims immediate relief and quick results with consistent use, offering a money back guarantee and free odor control, urging readers to buy at Quick's Cut Rate Store or other druggists.
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Quick
Moone
Meigs Rotary Wins in Nelsonville Dinner Banquet
Middleport Rotary Club members traveled to Nelsonville for a banquet at the Presbyterian Church hosted by the Nelsonville Rotary Club. The visit celebrated Middleport Rotarians winning a recent attendance contest between the two clubs.
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Middleport
Langsville Notes of Local Births Visits and Visits
Born on June 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Graham a son Mable Eakin. Kgger spent the weekend with Mrs. E M Brown. William Phillips has returned from Charleston where he underwent an operation for the removal of tonsils. Mary Jane Entaminger is in Columbus. Fira McCalin has moved to the John Goff home. Elizabeth Darst spent the weekend at Danville with her niece Mrs Cyrus Darst. Rev Lewis was here Sunday to preach at the Langsville church and with his daughter Ruth and niece Wanda Saunders. Gallipolis was the guest of the F A Miller family.
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Langsville
Gerald Graham
Mable Eakin
Kgger
E. M. Brown
William Phillips Haa
Charleston
Mary Jane Entaminger
Columbus
Fira McCalin
John Goff
Elizabeth Darst
Danville
Cyrus Darst
Rev Lewis
Ruth
Wanda Saunders
Gallipolis
F. A. Miller
State Checks Here School and Church Land Income
POMEROY Six months interest on bonds held in trust by the state is distributed to townships with school or ministerial lands. Auditor Blackmore issues remittance to Chester Letart Scipio Orange Sutton Rutland Olive and other townships for specific land fund amounts.
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Pomeroy
Joseph T Tracy
Blackmore
Chester
Letart
Scipio
Orange
Sutton
Rutland
Olive
Appoint Sauvage Pomeroy Man To Be Registrar For Solid Fuel Code Authority
Carl Sauvage of Pomeroy is named official registrar in Meigs County for the Retail Solid Fuel Code Authority. He has received registration blanks. dealers who did not vote in the Divisional Code Authority election or mail registration since then will register now and certificates will be mailed to dealers in Columbus.
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Pomeroy Man
Solid Fuel Code Authority
Pomeroy
Carl Sauvage
Meigs County
Retail Solid Fuel Code Authority
Divisional Code Authority
Columbus
Democratic Women's Club meeting in Meigs County set
The Democratic Women's Club of Meigs County will meet Thursday night at the county auditor's office. Officers of the new reorganization are President Mrs Mildred Fowler secretary Mrs Soullian Duret treasurer Miss Miriam Blackmore.
Middleport Social Notes Reach To Columbus And Huntington
Mrs Lulu Mason returns from Parkersburg with her niece Mrs Claude Crawford. Mr and Mrs H H McCormick and son visit in Columbus with the Boices and Clyde Harris at Leading Creek. Mrs Mae Rust and Mrs A B Davis return to Columbus after visiting relatives here. Mrs Fred Whitlock and others motor to Huntington to spend the day with Mrs Fred Hoffman. Turley family stays through the week while others return.
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Lulu Mason
Parkersburg
Claude Crawford
H. H. McCormick and Son
Columbus
Arthur Boice
Clyde Harris
Leading Creek
Mae Rust
A. B. Davis
Fred Whitlock
J. D Sullivan
H. 8. McClure
Ray Turley
Huntington
Fred Hoffman
Turley
Four cognovit judgments in Suter notes granted
In common pleas court Tuesday four cognovit notes of O. G. Suter and Eva H. Suter held by C. Q. Fisher were granted for amounts of 170 dollars, 170.25 dollars, 206.95 dollars, and 145.50 dollars.
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Pomeroy
Common Pleas Court
O. G. Suter
Eva H. Suter
C. Q O. Fisher
Digging Out Ice Along River Bank Gorges Formed by Winter
In Kittanning Pennsylvania residents gathered along the Allegheny River banks to carve chunks from ice jams piling up in severe winter conditions. The ice gorge lingered near Templeton and Sarah Furnace as heat waves struck crops. Church prayers were held for rain to ease Armstrong County farmers.
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Kittanning
Allegheny
Templeton
Sarah Furnace
Armstrong County
Pomeroy Relief Office Hires Three Investigators
Meigs County Relief Office adds Adele Schoenlein of Pomeroy, Mrs L J Heiner of Middleport, and Beulah McCullum of Middleport as approved by county commissioners on Tuesday.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
J W Brown Killed Brother of Mrs Frank Leifheit
Mr and Mrs Frank Leifheit traveled to Pt Pleasant to attend the funeral of J W Brown who was killed in an automobile wreck near Beckley West Virginia on Sunday evening. Details of the accident were not learned in town.
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Middleport
Frank Leifheit
Pt. Pleasant
J. W. Brown
Beckley
W. Va
Tuppers Plains News Homecoming and local visits
Several locals attended the Orange Church homecoming on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Arbaugh and two daughters visited Nelsonville to present Mrs. Arbaugh with a birthday cake. Kich McLane of Columbus spent the end of the week with his mother, Mrs. Selah McLane. The Keller family and Mrs. Belle Keller attended Ohio University commencement where Garth Keller earned a Master of Arts. Members of the Loyal Sons and Daughters Class of the Christian Church gathered at the C. O. Newland residence recently.
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Tuppers Plains
Orangee Church
J. W. Arbaugh
Nelsonville
William Arbaugh
Kich McLane
Columbus
Selah McLane
Christian Church
C. O. Newland
Drought Affects Canton Area Visited Relatives and Local Weddings
Mr and Mrs Paul Winn returned from Canton where drought has hit harder. Fieanor Taylor of Langesville visits grandparents Mr and Mrs F W Winn. Mr and Mrs G O Will and family attended a distant wedding in Harrisonville, Pauline Halliday to Virgil Adkins, with others visiting in Dexter.
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Paul Winn
Canton
Fieanor Taylor
Langesville
F. W. Winn
G. O. Will
Clyde Will
Rock Springs
C. F. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Pauline Halliday
Harrisonville
Virgil Adkins
Harry Saxton
Mildred Braley
W. R. Amos
Dexter
Children of Baptist Church Present The Flag Pageant
Children of the Baptist Church present the pageant The Flag that Flys High est of All during Sunday evening services at 7 30 as part of annual Children's Day exercises. Junior teachers train the children and display flags of all important nations.
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Middleport
Children of the Baptist Church
Missionary Society to Convene at Presbyterian Church
Middleport Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will meet Friday evening at 7:30. Mrs. J. E. Harley and Mrs. R. C. McBride will participate on the program. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. A. A. Dillard, Mrs. Plummer Beeson, Mrs. C. O. Fisher and Mrs. W. H Juhling.
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Middleport
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. E. Harley
R. C. McBride
A. A. Dillard
Plummer Beeson
C. O. Fisher
W. H Juhling
Local Play Presented by Vinton Methodist Church Cast 14
A group from Middleport brought the play Comb elal Country Cousins to Vinton on Wednesday evening. Sponsored by the Vinton Methodist Church, the entertainment featured 14 cast members with several local attendees.
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Middleport
Vinton
Combelal
Methodist Church
Miss Daniels Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Miss Frances Daniels entertained her bridge club Wednesday evening at the Mary Jane, complimenting Mrs. Eugene Roberts of Akron. Following the dinner bridge was played at the home of Miss Daniels.
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Miss Daniels
Middleport
Frances Daniels
Mary Jane
Eugene Roberts
Akron
Bradbury Notes Report Local Visits And Games
Bradbury notes show Mr. and Mrs. W E Chaffin of Zanesville visiting friends Wednesday. The Bradbury team lost to a Middleport colored team 10 to 7 on Friday. Mrs Clyde Stewart suffered a head wound and her brother Lee Nelson was seriously injured in a car wreck last week and taken to Holzer Hospital. Funeral services for Eli Smith were held Sunday at the church conducted by Rev W Williams.
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Bradbury News
Bradbury
W. E. Chaffin
Zanesville
Guy Martin
Lee Johnson
Columbus
Jimmy Anderson
Roy Pierce
Middleport
Clyde Stewart
Lee Nelson
Holzer Hospital
Eli Smith
W. Williams
Too Many Old Folks Thinks Woman 109 In Boston
In Boston on June 7 Dr Marie De Goliere Davenport age 109 complains there are too many old people in the world. She judges others by manners and openness, dislikes prejudice, and is described as the daughter of a Tartar nobleman and a Polish countess. An elderly woman storms by in a hotel lobby declaring there are too many old people.
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Boston
Marie de Goliere Davenport
Probation Granted in Break-In Case for Hudson and Hendricks
Louis Hudson and Pete Hendricks, indicted for breaking and entering and burglary and larceny respectively, pleaded guilty and were released on three year probation. Judge C E Peoples ordered monthly in person reports to the sheriff during the probation period.
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Pomeroy
Louis Hudson
C. E. Peoples
Hudson
Pete Hendricks
Hendricks
Buckley Family Visits Whiteside in Long Bottom
REEDSVILLE residents report C. V. Buckley family visiting Mrs. B. F. Whiteside in Long Bottom. Blaine Newell and son return from Akron. Emma Sisson hosts embroidery and sewing clubs. Mrs. C F Miller and children back in Columbus after visiting her parents. 4 H Club met at the school Wednesday.
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Reedsville
C. V. Buckley
Local folks share weekend visits and Memorial Day events
Mr and Mrs Clay Bryant of Middleport and Mr and Mrs J J Will joined Mr and Mrs R V Heilman and family Friday. Abe Welker and family visited Dave Welker in Pomeroy. Guy Bing camps with his brother Vernon near Nease Settlement. W D Thomas and family attended Memorial Day exercises in Pomeroy and Chester.
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Bunker Hill
Clay Bryant
Middleport
J. J. Will
R. V. Heilman
Abe Welker
Pomeroy
Dave Welker
Guy Bing
Vernon
Nease Settlement
W. D. Thomas
Pomerov
Chester
Lupescu Seeks Refuge in France Over Royal Plots
Reports say Mme Magda Lupescu, a red haired confidante of King Carol of Romania, would seek sanctuary in France amid alleged plots against her life. The story notes the ongoing tension surrounding the Romanian royal circle and possible political fallout.
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Paris
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Carol of Romania
France
No Spiking Allowed, Wine Makers Told
Holders of wholesale wine distribution permits were forbidden by a State Liquor Control Board resolution to spike their products with alcohol or spirituous liquor, raising the vinous content. Director John A. Hughes warned hotels and other retail outlets mixing cocktails or drinks for large parties that they must pay an extra $1,000 for the privilege.
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Columbus
State Liquor Control Board
John A. Hughes
McKelvey Stores To Open in Athens Soon
McKelvey Stores Corporation prepares to launch a new downtown Athens shop at 23 South Court Street. The store will offer merchandise priced from five cents to one dollar, marking the company’s first Ohio presence after six West Virginia stores. Executive details include A. R. Koch as president and E. F. Koch as general manager. remodeling covers walls, floors, lighting, plumbing, a modern front, and painting.
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McKelvey Stores Corporation
McKelvey Corporation
West Virginia
Ohio
A. R. Koch
Sheridan Jones
W. J. Koch
E. F. Koch
William Hallam
Jacksonville
Athens County
Antarctic Heat Wave Baffles Byrd Expedition Members
Little America Antarctica reports a rare warm spell with sleeping bags set aside for blankets as Byrd expedition members endure an unseasonably mild winter. Meteorologist W C Haines notes the 25 degree above zero readings may affect global weather patterns this year.
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Little America
Antarctica
Mackay Radio
Byrd Antarctic Expedition
W. C. Haines
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