Three Local Boys From Pomeroy Sent To Lancaster School
James Hendricks Louis Laudermilk and Homer Logan were taken to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster by Sheriff Herry Rice and Edgar. Ward ages say the boys have been wards for over a year with Hendricks previously serving a year at Lancaster. They pled entered into care after visiting Charles Ward and must report to probate court weekly. Last Friday the trio stole a bicycle from Main street near the Majestic theater and will attend two meetings here on Tuesday. Mrs Clark will stay with Mr and Mrs Harry Bennett on Third street during her visit.
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Omeroy
James Hendricks
Louis Laudermilk
Homer Logan
Pomeroy
Lancaster
Herry Rice
Edgar
Hendricks
Lancaster Institution
Charles Ward
Majestic Theater
Main Street
Clark
Harry Bennett
Third Street
Miss Durst Honored by Pomeroy Family Shower
A shower was given at the home of William Durst for his sister Marie who will wed Henry Fultz on Saturday at Peace Evangelical church.
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Miss Durst
Pomeroy
William Durst
Marie
Henry Fultz
Peace Evangelical Church
Reed Will Probated in Middleport
The will of the late J. A. Reed of Middleport was probated on Wednesday. F. Reed of Middleport was named executor.
Surprise Shower Honors Mrs Lyston Fultz
Friends hosted a surprise shower for Mrs. Lyston Fultz at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Its Thursday evening in Middleport.
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Fultz
Middleport
Lyston Fultz
Mrs
Fred
Manual Training Teacher Hired by Middleport School
Middleport high school hires Mr Braden from New Boston to teach manual training and coach for the coming year. It marks the first year manual training will be taught at the school, though facilities have existed for some time. Mr Braden is an Ohio university graduate.
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Middleport
Ocal School Board
Braden
New Boston
Middleport High School
Ohio University
Tennis Teams Clash In City Match At Hipolis
The iddleport tennis club traveled to Hipolis on Thursday for their first match against the Gallipolis team.
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Middleport
Theiddleport Tennis Club
Hipolis Thursisy
Gallipolis
Will Es Probated Mercy June 25
The will of R Stansbury of Wood County West Virginia was admitted to probate here on Wednesday.
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R. Stansbury
Wood
W. Va
American Legion Auxiliary to Meet at Woodmen's Hall
Senthement post No 128 of the American Legion auxiliary schedules a Tuesday meeting on June 239 at Woodmen's hall. The afternoon session focuses on business and gathering, while the evening program entertains veterans of the Civil Spanish American and World wars with a special program. Mrs. Clark, former auxiliary president, is noted in the text.
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Middleport
American Legion Auxiliary
Woodmen’s Hall
Auxiliary
Clark
Bridge Club Hosts Meeting and Tea at Grant Street
Mrs. Lucy Boggess entertained her bridge club at her Grant street home on June 26. After the afternoon session the group visited the Mary Jane Coffee shoppe for refreshments.
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Bridge Club
Middleport
Lucy Boggess
Grant Street
Mary Jane
Child Honored At Birthday Party In Middleport
Mr and Mrs J M McGett entertained on Third street in honor of their daughter Ellen Jane seventh birthday. Twenty four guests attended the afternoon event with refreshments served by the hostess.
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Middleport
J. M. McGett
Third Street
Ellen Jane
Take Over Probst Confectionery in Middleport
June 25 report that Mrs. Frank Vrooman and her son John will take over the Probst confectionery on Second street. The store will operate under new management by July 1.
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Middleport
Frank Vrooman
John
Second Street
Boilermaker Six High School Orchestra Heads to Pittsburgh
The Boil er Maker's Six a six piece local high school orchestra departs aboard the Senator Cordill for a week long Pittsburgh trip. Members include Gene Pierotti George Hartenbach Dayton Phillips Otho Tracy Charles Shumaker and Fred Blaettner.
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Pomeroy
Boiler Maker's
Senator Cordill
Pittsburgh
The
Columbus Dispatch
Gene Pierotti
George Hartenbach
Dayton Phillips
Otho Tracy
Charles Shumaker
Fred Blaettner
Visitors from Charleston and Cincinnati Mentioned in Brief
Lettie Besserer of Charleston visits with relatives while John Hamilton of Cincinnati is a business visitor. Mrs. Joe Gardner of South Second Street is reported ill.
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Lettie Besserer
Charleston
John Hamilton
Cincinnati
Joe Gardner
South Second Street
Kotex pads offer freedom from old sanitary drawbacks
A new sanitary pad system for women promises greater protection and less embarrassment by eliminating laundry and disposal concerns. Kotex is advertised as five times more absorbent than cotton pads, deodorizing and usable in many social activities, with a twelve pad package costing only a few cents.
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Kotex
Visits and travel moments of local residents
Mrs. Dorothy Cummings arrived from Charleston for a visit with Scranton relatives before returning home to Scranton Pa. Mrs. Tom Lewis arrived for a brief visit with relatives and will visit Dayton next. Mr. and Mrs. W B Reed returned from Canada Philadelphia and Washington with Dr. and Mrs. McElfresh of Point Pleasant. Ernest LeLand left for New York after a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Stieff. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howell returned from four weeks in Pennsylvania Washington and Ohio traveling with Mrs. Howell's Cleveland mother. Glenn Lambert Sidney Russell and Richard Horden Jr returned from a business visit to Columbus. J W O'Neil of Charleston NY Central inspector was a business visitor. Mrs. Harry Hoagland and daughter Mary Grace of Columbus visited L H Flickenger. Willard Oakes left for a business visit at Charleston.
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Dorothy Cummings
Charleston
Scranton
Tom Lewis
Dayton
Reed
Canada
Philadelphia
Washington
McElfresh
Point Pleasant
Ernest LeLand
New York
William Stieff
Ralph Howell
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Glenn Lambert
Sidney Russell
Richard Horden, Jr
Columbus
J. W. O'Neil
New York Central
Harry Hoagland
Mary Grace
L. H. Flickenger
Williard Oakes
Bonds Priced At 33000 Dis Meant From Bank Here
Bonds valued at thirty three thousand dollars have disappeared from the Second Nations bank here today. The Rev. M. E. Chatley will lead the service with burial planned in the West Union street cemetery. It had been announced that a school would be conducted this season.
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Second Nations Bank
M. E. Chatley
West Union Street Cemetery
Funeral Services For William A Mills
Funeral services for William A Mills who died Wednesday evening will be held at the home 12 Lorene Avenue at 2 o clock tomorrow.
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William A. Mills
Lorene Avenue
Tomor
Vacation Bible School Cancelled by Hocking Street Church
Marietta reports Rev. G. C. Johnson says the Church of God on Hocking Street will not run vacation Bible school this year. In other news, Charles Leisure, a confessed filling station bandit and car thief, escaped from Marietta county jail and remains at large.
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Church of God
Hockingstreet
G. C. Johnson
Marietta
Charles Leisure
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Athens
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Ford
James W. Ford
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U.P
Fioence
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Lacamel
W. State
Burton Auto Sales
Shoppe
Cedar Point
Hocking Valley
Greyhound
Toledo
Lake Erie
Togan
Jackson
P. T
Gropa
Art Sintione
Mills ‘Funeral
Auto Bandit
al India
Bengal
Deno
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Swanson
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