Middleport Auto Show Awards at Baby Contest
Two young girls won honors in a baby show tied to the Meigs County Auto Show at Masonic Temple Middleport on March 6. Winners included Charlotte Duval 13 months first prize ten dollars, Jeraldine Mulford 14 months second prize five dollars, Betty Lou Johnson three-eighths inch over height third prize eight dollars, with honorable mention for Albert Shaw.
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Ethiovss
Middleport
Meigs County
Masonic Temple
Jane Nye Gilliford
Aid
Gilliford
Chardotte
eMarion Duval
Jeraldine Wilmetta
Ernest Mulford
Betty Lou
Frank H. Johnson
Albert Milton
Albert Shaw
Emmett Holt
Redact Anchor Department Store Co
Vvew York Clothing House
Imis Behiaegel Brothers Shoe
Tewis
Vort
Middleport High School
Iheeyday
James T. Lewis
Soldier from Seventh Ohio Aims for Dayton Home
Andrew Peyton of Co. I Seventh Ohio Regiment, previously of Marris onville and Mas on West Virginia, living there this winter with no family, prepares to go to the Soldiers Home at Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Peyton
Co. I
Ohio Regiment
Marrisonville
Mason
W. Va
Dayton
Ohio
Popular Young Couple Weds in Pomeroy
William McKinley Bryant 22, boiler maker from Middleport, and Edith Theodora Joseph 17 of Minersville wed at Peace Evangelical church parsonage after a marriage license issued by the probate court. Rev. William L. Moenkhaus officiated. The bride is a former Pomeroy high student, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Joseph. The groom works at K. and M. Hobson shops. They will reside in Middleport.
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Pomeroy
William McKinley Bryant
Middleport
Edith Theodora Joseph
Minersville
William L. Moenkhaus
Peace Evangelical Church Parsonage
Pomeroy High School
David Joseph
Hobson
Joseph
State Officials Demand Repairs Over Courthouse
Ohio state officials order Meigs County to repair the courthouse in Pomeroy after an October 1924 inspection. Actions include plaster removal and replastering, roof repairs, redecorating offices for sanitation, proper record storage to reduce fire hazards, inside toilets by sex, and a flush urinal. Compliance due within ninety days.
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Meigs County
Ohio
Meigs County Cour House
Court — Street
Pomeroy
Ebersbach
County to Extend Deadline for Meigs County Courthouse Order
Letter from T P Kearns to Walter Compton directs Meigs County to comply with Miscellaneous Order No 639. Inspector Ebersbach finds noncompliance on Feb 16 1925. extension granted to April 15 1925 for full compliance. County officials lament building constraints and lack of rooms hindering public service.
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Walter Compton
Board of County Commissions
Pomeroy
Ohio
Ebersbach
Meigs County Court House
T. P. Kearns
Mrs Suter to Visit Relatives in Welch and Hamden
Mrs O G Suter and her Welch West Virginia son travel expected this week to stay with her aunts Mrs W E Stansbury and Mrs Rowley. Miss Gladys Hamilton resigns from the Mutual Electric office and will leave Saturday for an extended visit with an aunt in Hamden Indiana seeking to improve her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Suter
Welch
W. Va
State auto fees come to Meigs
Meigs county receives more than 10000 from a state auto license distribution with 5053.06 to Middleport 2508.09 to Pomeroy Rutland 55149 232 09 and other allocations. The Pomeroy Middleport Kiwanis Club plans a return visit to Point Pleasant Kiwanis to manage an evening program.
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MEIGS
Pomeroy
Brown
Meigs County
County
Ccdeessecsenseos
Middleport
Pomeroy - Middleport Kiwanians
Pomeroy - Middleport Kiwanis Club
Homer Shank
Point Pleasant
Corning Work to Be Pushed in 1925
POMEROY March 6 Contractor Ebersbach of Pomeroy holds the contract for grading and bridges on the Perry county portion of the Corning Glouster road He has much of his equipment on the ground and says work will move fast as weather allows The railroad siding at mine 26 south of Corning will be used to handle equipment Company houses at mine 26 have been leased for the use of his employer to save camp housing costs Rock removal will be heavy but current equipment should ensure rapid progress with weather as the main delay.
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Pomeroy
Ebersbach
Perry County
Corning - Glouster
Glouster
Mine 26
Corning
County Jail Notes Chronicle Row
Pomeroy notes report Samuel Burchane a one legged itinerant given overnight lodging and breakfast. Frank Fry released after warrant for non support. Edward Snyder freed on $500 bond in illicit liquor case. Orvil Slack charged with complicity in burglary.
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Pomeroy
Samuel Burchane
Frank Fry
Edward Snyder
Orvil Slack
Cod liver oil a partner of sunlight for children
A physician highlights cod liver oil as a vital partner of sunlight in preventing rickets in children, noting its role as a key source of nutrients from nature’s energy store.
Scott’s Emulsion Promises Health From Sunlight
An old advertisement promotes Scott’s Emulsion as a daily health boost for malnourished children and adults, claiming sunlight exposure plus regular doses improve bone strength and overall vitality. It encourages parents to give the product with every feeding and to keep children outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Minersville man released on bond after six weeks in jail
Grueser, held for six weeks in Minersville, was freed on bond. John Burfis, a Black man, remains jailed on charges of complicity in a 17 year old white girl case and assault and battery, with $1,300 bond on both charges.
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Grueser
Minersville
John Burfis
Local News Briefs Include A Brassback Return And Bridal Shower
Otto Larrick resumes duties as chief electrician at K M Hobson shops after a severe quingly. Eber Willock Hobson store keeper recovers from a week long illness and can be out. Klan ladies hosted a shower for Ada King Smith bride of recent days with about a hundred attendees. Christian church youths hosted a shower and farewell for Mrs. Smith at Misses Leo and Vande Vance home on Pearl street. She received many gifts for her new house keeping as light refreshments were served.
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Otto Larrick
Hobson
Eber C. Willock
Gravel Hill
Ada King Smith
Miss Thelma Phillips Leads S H 8 Girls in Gym Benefit
Thelma Phillips captain of the S H 8 girls basketball team sprained an ankle earlier in the week but will lead practice Thursday and play with her team at the Gym benefit games with Rome township at the Armory Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Phillips
Rome Township
Postmaster Ward Hartley Improves, Expected Return to Duties
Postmaster Ward Hartley, confined at home on Rose Hill by illness, shows considerable health improvement and anticipates resuming his duties soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Hartley
Rose Hill
Local Briefs Highlight Community Happenings
Mrs J S Mees improves at Breezy heights after tonsillitis. Earl Hartley and Ada students visit Pittsburgh electrical plants then return via Pomeroy for a weekend with parents. Dc F Rathburn attends Ohio Retailers convention in Columbus. Mrs Clarence Masser hosts Gleaners class for Miss Gladys Rowe before her Columbus trip. Dana Tracy visits home from Gallipolis O E H this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Mees
Middleport
Ohio Retailery Goods Dealers
Columbus
Clarence Masser
Norman Klees
Dana Tracy
Gallipolis
A. O. Tracy
Hamden Residents Visit. Baseball Training Trip Planned
Hamden residents Hamden Herb Robbins and Miss Carrie French called on friends here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Duncan of Jackson were brief visitors en route to San Antonio Texas where Pat Duncan will train with the Minneapolis baseball club. Local names attended a Masonic inspection and banquet at the Masonic home in Jackson Thursday night. Hamden high school boys and girls basketball teams scheduled to play Oak Hill high school tomorrow night at Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Robbins
Carrie French
Jackson
Louis
Pat) Duncan
San Antonio
Texas
Pat
Minneapolis Baseball Club
American Association
C. W. Winstead
W. A. Kibbey
Dr. C. Thomas
J. L. Stine
Ralph Booth
Clarence McKinniss
H. B. Jenkins
Masonic
Hamden
Oak Hill
Local visitors and dignitaries include Dr James Henry in town
Dr James Henry of Jackson, 84, a former Perlin Cross Roads druggist, called on friends Thursday. Mrs Leo Stanton and children Ruth and Timothy visited her parents the Rowes at Coalton on Wednesday. Harry Tedrow, training to be an undertaker in Columbus, spent a few days here. Mrs Jerry Martin returned home in Zareski after visiting her son-in-law and daughter Joe Howell. Dan Coll Jr and Howard Fogarty of Jackson were Hamden visitors Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry
Jackson
Henry
Perlin Cross Roads
Leo Stanton
Ruth
Timothy
William Rowe
Coalton
Harry Tedrow
Columbus
Joe Howell
Jerry Martin
Zareski
Dan Coll Jr
Howard Fogerty
Hamden
Dayton Visitor Clarence Whiig Arrives Thursday Evening
Clarence Whiig of Dayton was recorded as a business visitor here on Thursday evening meeting local officials and inspecting facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Whiig
Dayton
McDonalds Bill Returns to Ohio House After Senate Pass
After Senate unanimous approval, the McDonalds real estate measure is sent back to the Ohio House for concurrence in minor Senate amendments amid praise from supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
McDonalds
Ohio
New Indiana Senator Nominated Postmaster General
The Senate confirmed Harry S. New of Indiana as Postmaster General this afternoon. The action follows a law requiring presidential reappointment of the post.
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Washington
Harry S. New
Indiana
Senate
Coolidge
Kellogg’s All Bran Promises Relief From Constipation
A vintage health ad asserts that constipation causes facial aging and skin problems and promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a permanent remedy. It claims the product has helped thousands when other methods failed and notes doctors recommend it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s Allbran
Keltones All-Bran
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BSI Til Ad
W. S. Ellis
Tritipp
Simmons
Willard Service
The
Battery & Electric Co
Gibson
Pharmacy
Prescription
County Board
Sunlight
Scotts Emulsion
U. S
the Swanson Furniture
North Court Street
Meigs County Auto Show
Glee Club
C. H. E. Gallipolis
Kellogg’s All
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Michigan
All-Bran
Athens
Lorain
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