Middleport Auto Show Draws Crowds in Southeast Ohio
The Pomeroy Bend reports hundreds attend the Southeastern Ohio auto show at Masonic Temple in Middleport. Fifty six entrants including twenty six boys and twenty five girls display case cars as music and meals draw crowds. Fortify events feature vaudeville, a reader, and 514 by feet American flags line the streets.
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Middleport
Masonic Temple
Mideport
Ohio
Athens
Usic
Don Kaeffer
Asonic Temple
Middleportmerican Legion
Gribble
Pomeroy Woman Sues For Damages In Unusual Case
Anna Guess of Zanesville sues Laura Caldwell of Pomeroy for 5000 dollars after a 38 caliber bullet hit Guess during a rent visit at 74 Moreland Ave Zanesville. Guess underwent surgery at Bethesda Hospital and seeks 3000 dollars in damages for medical costs pain and ongoing illness.
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Pomeroy
Anna Guess
Zanesville
Laura Caldwell
T. W. Bengel
Guess
Moreland Avenue
Ohio
Ralph Caldwell
Bethesda Hospital
War veteran dies after long life in Meigs County
Meigs County man M. E. Howell of Pagetown aged 82 died yesterday morning at his son M A Howells home in Pomeroy about 9 oclock He served in Civil War in the 140th Ohio Infantry and belonged to Harrisonville G A R Post A Free Will Baptist Church member funeral from Pagetown church with burial at Pagetown cemetery He is survived by three sons M A Howell Pomeroy W P Pagtown and A V Howell Pomeroy and one brother J M Howell of Pomeroy
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Pomeroy
Marcelus Eee
M. A. Howell
Union Avenue
Meigs County
Pagetown
140Th Ohio Infantry
Harrisonville
G. A. R. Post
Howell
Free Will Baptist Church
J. M. Howell
M. A
W. P
A. V
Big crowd expected at gym benefit games
Solicitors report strong demand for tickets after price reductions for the gym benefit games. By tomorrow evening organizers anticipate selling enough to pack the ball before the game starts.
Community Notices and Local Movements
Local residents report moves and visits. Mr William Longstaff and wife relocate to Ward property on Upper Second Street. Earl Middleton on ten day Columbus trip to visit mother Mrs Thomas Middleton. Mrs L M Fisk and children return to Columbus after short visit with the Nelsons. Mrs George Sayne recovering at home after illness. Eastern Star hosts evening dinners at Masonic Temple during auto show. Edyth Klein of Columbus visits parents Mr and Mrs Peter Klein. Ruth and Ruby Wise return from Charleston West Virginia due to grandmother's illness. Charles Lewis Jr visited relatives in Malden West Virginia last week. Clara Bell Huggins listed at home on Lincoln Street.
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William Longstaff
Amicon
Ward
Upper Second Street
Earl Middleton
Columbus
Thomas Middleton
L. M. Fisk
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Edyth Klein
Peter Klein
Ruth
Ruby Wise
Charleston
W. Va
Charles Lewis
Charles, Jr
Malden
Clara Bell Huggins
Lincoln Street
Blondes Hair This New Way Raine Rieke Boke Destecineeven
Fragmentary OCR reads as a stray ad style note about hair dye and styling. Mentions Raine Rieke Boke and Bengacie with unclear context and names. The readable text is insufficient to determine a clear event or outcome for a full news summary.
Community Notes From Meigs County Local Brief
Chick Hysell returns to Meigs Water Co. after two week illness. Doyle Millers move from Hugh property on Gay street to new Grant street house. Mrs Ray Bodkin hosts birthday party for daughter Dorothy Don on South Second. guests enjoy music games and refreshments as gifts are given.
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Chick Hysell
Meigs Water Co
Doyle Miller
Hugh
Gay Street
Grant Street
Ray Bodkin
South Second
Dorthy Don
Tough on Dogs How About Cats in Local Proclamations
A Messenger bureau cat ponders municipal orders by Mayors Brown Hess Miles and Stowe of Pomeroy Middleport Pa Cine and Syracuse to ban dogs from village streets. The cat jokes the next rule may target old cats staying home at night.
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Messenger Bureau
Brown, Hess
Miles
Stowe
Pomeroy
Middleport
Pacine
Syracuse
Sir Thomas
History of Middleport Literary Club Dues Noted
A March 5 item in Pomeroy reports a history of the Middleport Literary Club noting annual active member dues at 150 dollars and associate member dues at 260 dollars, with a missing decimal point after the first figures in each amount.
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Pomeroy
Monday
Middleport Literary Club
Officer Arrested After Replevin Disturbance in Pomeroy
Constable Lloyd Hysell reports James Batey, served with replevin papers for a musical instrument, caused a disturbance at his home. Batey tore the writ, abused the officer, and was arrested on a disorderly charge, bond set at 500 dollars with security by Howard Ebersbach.
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Howard Ebersbach
Local residents set for short visits and travel
Mrs. Herman Sattler and daughters Louise and Anna with Miss Katie Lowrey left for Minden West Virginia to visit relatives. Bar Hartenbach and son Farr Jr. travel to Huntington for the week. Mrs. Sam Buchanan visits Logan relatives. Several Athens area residents make business or family trips including J J Durst and family to Chauncey. R T West in Columbus. Hazel Jewel to New Haven. Dr J Schlaeger at Cincinnati convention. Mrs. Glenn Robinson visits Nelsonville with family. Jacob Mees improves from tonsillitis with daughter helping at home. Norman Russell of Philadelphia visiting Stark family in Athens.
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Herman Sattler
Louise
Anna
Katie Lowrey
Minden
W. Va
Sattler
Jed
Herman
Hartenbach
Farr Jr
Huntington
Sam Buchanan
Logan
John J. Durst
Henry Meinhart
Chauncey
Durst
George Meinhart
R. T. West
Columbus
Louise Raub
B. W. Hennessy
Pr. & M.electric Co
Curtis Reed
Athens
Hazel Jewel
New Haven
Glenn Robinson
Nelsonville
Hugh Malone
Blue Malone
Jacob Mees
Herman Strauss
Norman Russell
Philadelphia
J. R. Stark
Gets-It Offers Fast Relief for Corns and Calluses
A Chicago advertised remedy claims Gets-It removes corn or callus in minutes. The product promises the corn or callous will lift from flesh and peel away, with a money back guarantee. Sold by Lawrence & Co in Chicago and at drug stores nationwide.
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Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Meigs County Mayors Target Stray Dogs and Chickens
Mayor Charles Hess issues another proclamation amid numerous complaints about stray dogs and chickens. With no dog catcher, the plan is to identify and catch the owners of the strays to curb the nuisance.
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Hess
Charles Hess
Meigs County
Work Clears Blocked Culvert At Sugar Run
Street Foreman Matt Crary deployed a crew to unclog the large culvert from Sugar Run at Third Street to the river. He reports finding hairnets, busted umbrellas, and sawlegs jammed in an elbow midway. The clearing prevents a potential flood risk if rainfall were heavy or the culvert closed.
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Pomeroy
Matt Crary
Sugar Run
Third Street
County official leaves, treasurer to join savings loan as cashier
Robert Warner completes a second term as Meigs County treasurer and becomes cashier of the Meigs County Savings and Loan Co. succeeding Eva J. Webster who resigns and leaves for offers in Columbus.
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Robert Warner
Meigs County Savings and Loan Co
Eva J. Webster
Columbus
Hamden News Briefs Include Visits and Illnesses
Hamden residents and former locals are noted in a series of social updates. Mrs. Jerry Martin came from Zaleski to nurse her ill daughter Mrs. Joe Howell, with several former Hamden residents visiting. Mrs. Howard Moorhead and her son Franklin of Columbus will spend two weeks with her parents. Mrs. W. E. Stanton returned home from Jackson after visiting her parents. John Bain of Wellston visited Hamden. Ralph Winters, ill with pneumonia and pleurisy in Lesmil, shows improvement. The U G J G club plans a meeting at Mrs. Charles Fain’s New Addition home. The Rebekah lodge will initiate members Saturday night, March 14.
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Ray
S&s
Alice McQuillen
Dorothy Cook
Cincinnati
William Shepard
Maryland
Hamden
Jackson
Shepard
Jerry Martin
Zaleski
Joe Howell
Main Street
Bertha Spangenberg
Loren
Kansas
Tempa Wortman Kagg
Ashland
Latty Patterson Arthur
Howard Moorhead
Franklin
Columbus
W. O. Tripp
W. IE. Stanton
J. O. Martin
John Bain
Wellston
Ralph Winters
Lesmil
U. G. J. G. Club
Charles Fain
New Addition
Rebekah Lodge
Childless Homes in Kewanee Praise Lydia Pinkham Medicine
In Kewanee Illinois Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised by a former patient who credits it with curing ill health, enabling her to bear two daughters after years of illness. She urges mothers to consider it for their daughters approaching womanhood and reports strong personal improvement and regained energy.
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Kewanee
Illinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Payson St
Kewanee, Jil
Italian Forces Clash in Desert Bedouin Caravan Attacks
Italian troops crossed the Egyptian border and attacked a Bedouin caravan causing fifteen deaths and capturing others. Cairo dispatches report forces from Tripoli active and defeating Italians near Benghazi.
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London
Cairo
Tripoli
Benghazi
Rumor Says Rif Leader Abdel Krim Dead in Morocco
General Mesp 4ea states a circulating rumor in Morocco that Abdel Krim leader of the Rif tribesmen is dead and his brother has taken command of the rebels.
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Madrid
V Mesp
Morocco
Abdel Krim
First Coffee Cup Drank in France by Louis XIV
Historical note recalls Louis XIV drinking the first cup of coffee in France about 280 years ago. The era's coffee price was put at roughly $25 per pound.
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France
Louis XIV
Cascarents 106
A health ad promises relief from headache dizziness biliousness constipation and stomach distress by morning. Presents Cascarets as the nicest laxative and cathartic on earth for adults and children with 10c 25c and 50c boxes available at any drug store.
Prince Bela Odescalchi Linked in Dennistoun Case
In London on March 5 the name of Prince Bela Odescalchi surfaced in the Dennistoun case as Mrs. Dorothy Dennistoun testified. She denied telling her maid Parker she had a glorious three weeks in Budapest with the prince during cross examination by Sir Edward Marshall Hall.
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London
Prince Bela Odescalchi
Dennistoun
Dorothy Dennistoun
Edward Marshall Hall
Edward
Huge radio sets given veterans at Chillicothe hospital
The first of fourteen specially constructed radio receiving sets ordered by the United States Government is being installed at the United States Veterans Hospital near Chillicothe Ohio. The nine-tube set can provide entertainment through 500 headsets and 190 loudspeakers simultaneously and is located in the main auditorium. Currently eight loudspeakers and nine headsets are in use.
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Chilbicothe
Ohio
United States
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Here
Musterole Handy Against Cold Symptoms
Musterole promises quick relief for colds and chest discomfort. It uses pure oil of mustard and other simple ingredients applied by hand to produce a warm tingle and cooling sensation, with versions for children.
Loans for Japan Frowned Upon
Tokio reports Japan is out of the international money market after a government ban on foreign loans. The Department of Finance informed private firms the government disapproves of overseas borrowing, likely ending negotiations with American and European financiers for loans in the millions.
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Tokio
Japan
Department of Finance
Grange to Meet at New Marshfield This Saturday
New Marshfield March 4 The Summit grange will hold a regular session at 1 30 Saturday afternoon. Initiation and refreshments are planned.
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New Marshfield
Summit
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