McKinley Arnold Dies After Paralyzing Stroke in Garden
POMEROY March 1 McKinley Arnold 8 found unconscious Tuesday morning after a paralytic stroke while working in his Enterprise home died at 1:30 PM. He had a long career as a printer and linotype operator in several cities including Marion and The Athens Messenger and The Pomeroy Daily Tribune. He never married and is survived by three brothers and three sisters. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from the residence with burial in Beech Grove Cemetery.
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Music Club Presents February Program in Middleport
The Woman's Music Club of Middleport staged its February open program Tuesday night at Heath M E Church with a large audience. The chorus opened with America the Beautiful, others performed organ and vocal solos, a two piano duet, and violin selections by guest Jean Mees. Papers on musical current events and Chopin and Liszt were read, followed by a piano duet in unison. Refreshments concluded the event as the club plans two more programs this season, including one on March 28.
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Heath M. E. Church
Paul Smart
Sara Louise Scott
Oscar Klein
Misa Frances Daniels
KR. A. Hecox
Jean Mees
Pomeroy
Louise Grant
Chopin and Lisst
C. M. Hennesy
C. W. Clark
Mra. L. L. Lyone
Frieda Faehnie
Conrad &Schol
Woodrum
Lawrence Bing
Virgie Major
Herbert Chambers
Mabel Wilson
Don’t Take Calomel New Health For Your Liver
Sluggish liver causes pimples headaches bad breath and run-down feeling. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets stimulate bile flow as a harmless liver remedy, a vegetable tablet advertised as a calomel substitute. For sale by druggists with price 60 cents.
Liszt Berling and Weber program as April 20 recital planned
Liszt Berling and Weber program listed with a second recital on April 20 featuring Junior Musicians led by Mrs Louise Grant. Pomeroy March 1 Public notices note a Child Welfare County Council meeting at Legion Hall at 7 pm with speakers Mrs Agnes Merritt and Zoe McCaleb and Legion members expected. Simpson Methodist church night in Pomeroy Tuesday included musical reading, bass solo James Mahoney, tenor Le Moyne Henthorne, stunts by Fred Conway and readings by Emma Kessler.
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Funeral services for Angeline Pickens
Funeral services for Mrs Angeline Pickens 74 will be held Thursday at 2 PM from Morse Chapel. She died Tuesday morning at her East Portland home after a long illness. She is survived by her husband Calvin Pickens a brother Jake Aumiller and a sister Adney Sareon.
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Three Middleport men plead guilty to drunken disorderly conduct
Pomeroy March 1 Marc Quaila Rich Qualls and John Wiley all of Middleport pleaded guilty Tuesday in Justice of Peace J W McCulloughs court charged with being drunk and disorderly They were fined 15 dollars and costs each and committed to the county jail in default of payment
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Funeral Draws Relatives From Several States to Pomeroy
Out of town relatives and friends attended the funeral of Frank Shumaker in Pomeroy. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gardner and Edward Shumaker of Newport Kentucky, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rumbaugh Huntington West Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hiles and Mrs. Lewis Kirkey of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. James Liskey Dayton Kentucky, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Myers and Mrs. W. H. Wood and sons Joe and Bobbie of Gallipolis. He was the father of Mrs. Elizabeth Darat.
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Frank Shumaker
William Ronald
Clarence Gardner
Edward Shumaker
Newport
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Huntington
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Lewis Kirkey
Cleveland
James Liskey
Dayton, Ky
Morris Myers
W. H. Wood
Joe and
Bobbie
Gallipolis
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Elizabeth Darat
Graves Taken To Holzer Hospital In Critical Condition
Harrisonville reporting Alva Graves was admitted to Holzer Hospital last Monday in very poor health and remains in critical condition as of now.
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Church Basketball Team Sets Road Trip For Zanesville
MIDDLEPORT March 1 The newly organized Baptist Church basketball team led by Harley Sanborn played the Baptist team in Gallipolis Tuesday night. The squad with older church members travels Friday to Zanesville for a church tournament to be held there the coming weekend.
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Calderwood Visit Ties Kansas City to Johns Hopkins Trip
Mrs J Park Calderwood spent a week here with Miss Nelia Calderwood then traveled to Lancaster to visit her sister. She plans to go to Baltimore next to be with her husband at Johns Hopkins Hospital for observation and treatment. The Calderwoods live in Manhattan Kansas.
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Rowley Property On South Third Ave to Undergo Major Repairs
March 1 notice that the Rowley property on South Third Avenue, recently owned by Mrs Robert Adams of Columbus, is undergoing extensive interior and exterior repairs and redecorating.
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Middleport Notes on Visitors and Local Moves
Mrs. Jessie Lansbury and daughter June return from Charleston while J W O'Brien O L Moses visit Hobgen railroad shops. Ruth Ann Gardner visits Rutland with grandparents Harve Gardner. Inauguration ceremony plans stir Pomeroy Bend residents. Rotory family heads home to New York City after Middleport visit. Allen moves to Glouster replacing Hobson employee L F Romine. Buckner family moves into Heines property on Grant Street. Howell hosts contract bridge club in Middleport.
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Pomeroy Bend
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Ruth Ann Gardner
Hollis Gardner
Rutland
Harve Gardner
Howard Brown
Pt. Pleasant
David Matthews
Grant Street
Washington D. C
Harry Rotory
Rotory
Dee Ward
New York City
Robert Fugate
Gon
Thomas Fugate
Huntington
Edward Fugate
Brownell Avenue
Will Allen
Glouster
Allen
Hobson
L. F. Romine
William Buckner
Harry Heines
D. A. Howell
Middleporit
Contract Bridge Club
Village News Highlights From Rutland Area Socials
Mrs Deaver injures knee while illness in community, Mary McGhee critically ill. Will and Guy Clark visit Blanche Clark and sisters. Blanche hosts missionary society. Carmel and Carmel McGhee take over Pickeringtur cream station from New Lexington. Ed Nelsons move into Sowers property. Marcell Hysell at Hysell Run. Josh Sowers family visit Rutland. Invitation dance at K P Hall. Frances Plummer marries Melvin Kendall. Edith Bean and Sarah Carter ill. PTA meets March 6 with program by Reeves Steiner Miller. Dramatic Club to perform one act play and talk to parents. Lunch after meeting. Reeves visit Chillicothe. Murray family at Bradbury. Edith Starr loses horse. Gloeckner helps care for Watt Hysell. Edith Lenore Bingham visit grandmother. Harry Bailey at Bradbury. Worley Forrest entertains guests. Holt improving. Charles Price with Middle relatives. Ralph Spires leaves for Fort Wayne. Bennett family visit. Deem of Parkersburg visits. Church chicken dinner well attended. Rev Bogardus schedules visits to Rutland and Syracuse churches. Anna Rees at Children’s Home. Taylor family moving to Pittsburgh. Standard Bearers missionary demo next Sunday. Carl Reyes visits Florence Graves. Catherine Hardman from Athens visits. Russell Archer at Minard home. Local visitors to Athens, Parkersburg, and Coolville. L T Runnion, Townsend, Ahart guests. Oryn Watkins family. Ores Swartz visit. Murphy family hosts guests. dancing to close.
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Middleport
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Barn Fire Burns Family Farm Stock and Feed
A Thursday morning fire destroyed a family barn along with all stock and feed after a passing trucker spotted the flames. Insurance partially covered the loss.
Coolville Social Scene and Local Notices
Coolville families attended a basketball tournament in Athens. Residents hosted and visited relatives across several towns including Rock Street Ra cine and Athens. Evacuations, illnesses, and community events fill a lengthy local social roundup with evangelistic singing, family visits, and recent moves and illness updates.
Births and local notices from Pratts Fork and surrounding area
The Garden David Goldsberry remains in Shelter ing Arms Hospital and will return home soon. Hubert Weatherby spent the weekend with relatives in Athens. Mr and Mrs Vinton Meeks Kirkersville announce the birth of a nine and a half pound son on Feb 25 with Cr L Lowther and Mr and Mrs Walt Williams among grandparents. Cr L Lowther made a business trip to Parkersburg Saturday.
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Athens
Vinton Meeks
Kirkersville
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William Meeks
Pratts Fork
Cr. L. Lowther
Parkersburg
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Farm Help
Clarence Williams of Kirkersville spent Friday with his brother Richard Williams. Mr. and Mrs. George King entertained Rev Norris of Reedsville at dinner Sunday. After visiting her sister, Dora Goldsberry and family, Mrs. Kate Collms returned home Saturday. Cecil Butts assists his brother-in-law and sister Homer Staneart of Hamden with farm work.
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Norris
Reedsville
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Kate Collms
Cecil Butts
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