Pomeroy Firm Lists $987,000 in Liabilities in Bankruptcy
The Salt Products Corporation, successor to the Brocalsa Chemical Company of Syracuse, filed a voluntary bankruptcy in U S District Court listing liabilities at $986,979.92 and assets of about $50,000. Real estate totals $40,000 in Syracuse and Pomeroy, with major debts to Central Trust of Cincinnati and a note to Charles Ebersbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Salt
Ncts Company
Brocalsa Chemical Company
Syracuse
United States District Court
Columbus Dispatch
Central Trust Company of Cincinnati
Charles Ebersbach
Mortages
Brocalsa Company
Doctor Comes to Middleport Clinic Opens on Mill Street
Middleport notes report an eye ear and nose doctor using Dr S A Mcullough as his identifier at a Mill street office ready to serve the public. Dr Brown and family arrived from Columbus occupying Mrs Boice's Lincoln street apartment. Also on Lincoln street Dr Maag his wife and daughter with her parents and brother left by auto for Grand Marais Lake Superior for a 15 day camping trip.
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Middleport
Brown
S. AcCullough
Mill Street
Columbus
F. E. Maag
Lincoln Street
Divorce suit settled in Pomeroy
Florence Bush of Midport and Arville Bush settled their divorce suit out of court. Mrs Bush had filed for divorce days earlier. T. F. Ferguson and wife departed on a motor trip to Canal Winchester to visit relatives. Esther Jones, mother of Miss Alvira Jones, shows great improvement after two months of illness. Mrs Tom Duff remains in Holzer Hospital for observation and possible operation.
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Pomeroy
Florence Bush
Mideport
Arville Bush
Ush
T. F. Ferguson
Canal Winchester
Esther Jones
Alvira Jones
Tom Duff
Holzer Hospital
Meigs County Club Holds Annual Meeting at Packard Park
Meigs County Club members from northeastern Ohio gathered at Packard Park Warren for their annual meeting with more than 20 registrations and many attendees not registering. Edgar Ervin formerly of Pomeroy and Middleport spoke during the program while campaign talk was barred. George Campbell of Youngstown presided and noted several county candidates mingled with guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County Club
Ohio
Packard Park
Warren
Jonathan Meigs
Packyard Park
Meigs County
Girard
Niles
Youngstown
Scienceville
North Jackson
Greensburg
Canton
Barberton
Akron
Columbus
Evansville
Ind
Max Hartensbach
Youngstown Avenue
Edgar Ervin
Middleport
Shelter House
Erwich
George Campbell
Trumbull
J. F. Baughman
Dorothy Rubenstahl
Dorothy
Leo Rubenstahl
Newcomers jailed in Pomeroy face varied charges
Leo Clouch of Rutland is jailed on an intoxication charge. Charles Fridley of Middleport is charged with forgery after forged checks in Gallipolis and Middleport. Clifford Kauff, living on the hill back of Middleport, was badly wounded in an argument and remains silent as officers pursue other leads. Fridley previously served a penitentiary term for a misdemeanor in Gallipolis and will be tried locally.
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Pomeroy
Leo Clouch
Rutland
Charles Fridley
Middleport
Clifford Kauff
Fridley
Gallipolis
Judge rules in liquor cases of Neutzling and Cochran
Judge L G Worstell has made findings in liquor cases from Pomeroy and Portland. Neutzling is fined 500 dollars plus costs total 529.20. Cochran is fined 500 dollars plus costs total 524.89.
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Victor Neutzling
Pomeroy
Clinton Cochran
Portland
L. G. Worstell
Court of Common Pleas
Ralston Russell
Neutzling
Cochran
River Notes on River Traffic and Dredging Orders
River notes report stage at 21.1 feet and falling. Captain William Pollock, manager of the General Wood, has battled tonsillitis but still held watch. Sen. Cordill due from Pittsburgh to Charleston. Sullivan Sayre arrived home from Cape Girardeau after wintering on government boats. Dravo and West Virginia Sand and Gravel figures visit. dredge Indiana and towboat Cayuga ordered from Cincinnati to Dam 17 head by Major Roger Powell. Capts. Wright and Woodward make a quick Pittsburgh trip. Wright’s son visited Alliquippa. Pomeroy Mason bridge substructure chief Lloyd heads to Ports mouth. Lewis of Dravo reassigned.
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William Pollock
General Wood
Senator Cordill
Pittsburgh
Charleston
Sullivan Sayre
Middleport
Cape Gradeau
Mr. Blackwood
West Virginia Sand and Gravel Company
Dravo Contracting Company
Lower Pomeroy
United States
Indiana
Cayuga
Cincinnati
Marietta Island
Dam
Roger G. Powell
Frank Wright
Eddy Woodward
Wright
Eddy
Earl
Alliquippa
F. J. Lloyd, Jr
Pomeroy-Mason Bridge
Portsmouth
Mr. Lewis
Dravo Company
Crowd gathers at True Place camp near Glouster
A large crowd of about 200 assembled near the True Place picket camp on Thursday afternoon without incident. A sizable delegation gathered near the Greens Run camp while National Guardsmen watched both sites. J M Watkins, contracted to furnish mine posts for Greens Run, was stopped en route on Wednesday. Thursday his truck was escorted by guards with no trouble.
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Glouster
Greens Run
J. M. Watkins
Wise school reunion at Glouster McConnelaville road
June 29 announcement for an all day Wise school reunion four miles east of the city on the Glouster McConnelaville road. Many former residents are expected. The Girls Mayflower 4-H club will present a program and serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Wise School
Glouster-McConnelaville
Mayflower 4-H Club
Mine No 10 at Derthick Adds Six More Workers
Six additional men reported for work at Mine No 10 in Derthick this morning, bringing this week’s total to 35. A labor train count at the depot shows 49 riders from Jouster, up from Thursday, as Mrs George W Rose visited Athena Thursday with her sister and brother in law.
Nelsonville Pastor Addresses Kiwanis Meeting in Glouster
The Rev. McCorkle of Nelsonville spoke to the Kiwanis club on the value of civic clubs for community welfare. He argued that clubs help accomplish what individuals cannot and urged stronger attendance despite bad weather. FE. H. Taylor awarded the attendance prize to L. E. Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
McCorkle
Nelsonville
Kiwanis Club
FE. H. Taylor
L. E. Richardson
Children’s Day Program Planned at Church of Christ
Plan for the annual children's day program at the Church of Christ in Glouster for Sunday evening. Each Bible school class will participate in the program with offerings that day devoted to missions.
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Church of Christ
Glouster
Bible School
Miss Reese Sails for Ten Week Europe Tour
Goestogoers Miss Ethel Reese a Cleveland schoolteacher sails from New York on the Cameronia for a ten weeks tour of Europe. She will visit Scotland England Belgium France Switzerland Germany and Italy. She travels with Miss Louise Dickey and Miss Ruth Collins both of Cleveland.
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Glouster
Ethel Reese
Schoo
Cleveland
D. P. Reese
New York
Cameronia
Europe
Scotland
England
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Reese
Louise Dickey
Ruth Collins
Roberts to Move Family from Akron to Kenmore
D M Roberts plans to move his wife and children from Akron to Kenmore, an Akron suburb. Household goods will be moved through Saturday and the family will leave for the new home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
D. M. Roberts
Akron
Kenmore
Preacher Charles Bay to Lead Calvary Baptist Service
June 29 The Rev. Charles W Bay of Zanesville will preach at Calvary Baptist church Sunday morning at 6 30 oclock This will be the first service in months and a good attendance is desired. Attorney George W Rose went to Columbus to attend the Republican state convention. Mr and Mrs E L Jones and two children are in Columbus for a few days with Mrs Jones visiting friends and Mr Jones at tending the convention.
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Glouster
Charles
Bay of Zanesville
Calvary Baptist Church
George W. Rose
Columbus
E. L. Jones
Republicans weigh platform at session in Ohio
Acton of the state central committee backed selecting Mrs. Levan as one of two presidential electors-at-large, seen as healing the rift after Hoover delegates to the Kansas City convention rejected her for a second term as national committeewoman and chose Mat Hugh Clark of Steubenville as a Hoover delegate-at-large. Orton, she other presidential
Robbery Plan Foiled At Stansbury Drug Store
Evening alarm near Stansbury Drug Company foiled a burglary attempt as Mrs. Morning heard noises and alerted authorities. Three youths about 18 or 19 were found near the door and paint rooms while city officials and Dr. Stansbury hold a description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Stansbury Drug Company
Fred Morning
Roby Bers
Dr. Stinabury
Teacher Freda Amberger Weds Elmer Frecker at Peace Church
Freda Amberger a Sutton township teacher married Elmer Frecker of Excelsior Oil Company at Peace Evangelical church at noon. The couple, daughter and son of George Amberger Nease Settlement and W C Frecker near Chester, planned a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Atlantic City before settling near Five Points in a new home.
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Pomeroy
Freda Amberger
Sutton Township
Elmer Frecker
Excelsior Oil Company
Peace Evangelical Church
George
Atlantic City
Five Points
Local Residents and Visitors Headed to Nearby Cities
Mrs. Howard McElhinny of Chartleston and her sister in law Mrs. Sidney Pickens of South Third avenue visited Spiller at the start of the week with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Gandee. Paul Moore left for Dayton for a likely permanent position. Cecil Grogan returns to Columbus for work. Mrs. Dana Lambert and daughter Gladys will visit Akron with Mrs. E. L. Manuel and family. Mrs. Emma White, husband Albert and daughter Martha plan a two week Canada motor trip starting July 7 via Detroit and Niagara Falls. Mr. Thacher takes his vacation with the trip.
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Howard McElhinny
Chartleston
Sidney Pickens
South Third Avenue
Spiller
A.G. Gandee
C. H. Snider
John
Tom
Pleasant
George Childers
Paul Moore
Dayton
Cecil Grogan
Taylor Grogan
Columbus
Dana’ Lambert
Gladys
Akron
E. L. Manuel
Emma White
H. R. Thacher
Albert
Martha
Canada
Detroit
Niagara
Paris
Thacher
McCance Dies Former Resident of This Vicinity
J. W. McCance, once from Paris area, died at Cambridge home Thursday. Survived by wife and three children Frank McCance Nellie and A. C. McCance. Body to be brought to A. C. McCance home today. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM in Bishopville lodge with F. A. M. rites. interment Maplewood cemetery.
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Glouster
J. W. McCance
Paris
Cambridge
Frank McCance
Nellie
A. C. McCance
Bishopville Lodge
A.M. Parint
Maplewood
Disorder Ends Hoover Delegates Session at Kansas City Convention
An unscheduled adjournment followed a Begg demonstration by Hoover delegates at Kansas City. Regge spoke, a Sandusky band was brought inside, and Chairman Warner could not restore order before Warren Perry moved adjournment. Senator Simeon D. Fess had been scheduled to speak after Begg.
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Hoover
Kansas City
James Begg
Sandusky
Regge
Fred W. Warner
Warner
Warren Perry
Youngstown
Begg and Cooper Receive Rousing Civic Reception
In a city gathering the majority wore Begg ribbons and led the parade after Begg's speech. Myers Y. Cooper, Cincinnati, veteran candidate, received a noisy welcome and loud cheers at his conclusion. Turner was quietly received with careful attention and applause at key moments.
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Begg
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Turner
Republican Platform Attacks Corruption in Hoover Era
The Democratic platform labels Republican corruption as a major issue with phrases like shocking thieveries and start l ing depravities. It calls for remedies to farm distress including credit loans to co operatives and a federal farm board, plus ant i entangling alliances and stronger armament limits.
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Platform
Federal Farm Board
Federal Reserve Board
Smith Nominated by Democratic Party at Houston Rally
The nomination sparked a raucous crowd at Sam Houston coliseum as Smith secured victory amid protests over vote changes. Police restored order after attempts to seize the Texas standard, while Reed urged a united front against a common foe and congratulated Smith after the unanimous nomination motion was ruled out of order.
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Kuykendall
Mississippi
Smith
Pat Harrison
Alfred E. Smith
Empire
East Side
Reed
James A. Reed
Missour
Senate
John W. Davis
New York
United States
Pendergrast
Missouri
Robinson
Nominee Declared After Hectic Day at Houston Convention
The convention climaxed with the governor nomination after a hectic session in Sam Houston Coliseum. Other candidates were nominated and seconded including Jesse Jones of Houston, Senator Jon Thompson of Colorado, Senator Reed, former Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, Cordell Hull of Tennessee, and Atlee Pomerene of Ohio. Joseph T. Robinson congratulated the nominee as chairman.
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Joseph T. Robinson
Sam Houston Coliseum
Jesse Jones
Houston
Jon Thompson
Colorado
Reed
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Platform plank highlights for Ohio Republicans in 1930s draft
The document outlines party positions on labor, mining, workmen’s compensation, agriculture, rural police protection, pest eradication, conservation, fish and game, highways and road taxes, public utilities, law enforcement, criminal procedure, anti lynching, elections reform, state offices, aviation, and state library. It calls for protecting workers, boosting agriculture, expanding conservation, modernizing infrastructure, fair utility rates, stronger law enforcement, and a robust state library.
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State Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Commission of Conservation
Highway Department
Donahey
Seeks Office 8 K Mardis Republican Candidate for State Legislature
K Mardis Republican candidate for Ohio House of Representatives from this county runs unopposed. He served in the prior term and has deep ties to Guernsey County born on a farm. He studied at Denison Ohio University and Scio College earning advanced degrees. He was state high school inspector for two terms and led a department at Ohio University. He owns a farm near Columbus. His wife Emily Eggenberg Mardis died ten years ago and they had three children John Paul Harold and Mrs O L Hoisington.
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K. Mardis
Ohio
Mardis
Guernsey County
Denison University
Ohio University
Scio College
School of Seducation
Columbus
Emily Eggenberg Mardis
John Paul
Harold
O. L. Hoisington
Moth Proofing: Packing Blanks to Block Moth Entry
In placing blankets away clean thoroughly and pack with moth bales and newspapers to seal cracks. Proper technique can rival moth proof bags and prevent moths from entering stored textiles.
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Salt Products Company
Salt Ucts Corporation
S. A. McCullough
True Place
Athens
Ho Ther
Siter
Smrs
Lewis Jones
Ual
Mrs. D. Reese
QHIO
Miss Amberger
McCance
Brown Derby Brigade
Albert Cabell Ritchie
Maryland
John Henry Kirby
Herbert Hoover
Mexico
Nicaragua
Democratic
Baldwin Make Piano
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens Bldg
A&t
State Industrial Commission
Aviation
State Library
Governe
S. K. Mardis
Kelly
Biedel-Mead Oil Co
Shanghai
China
Logans
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