Funeral services for Roy Meier in Pomeroy
Roy Meier dies from arteric trouble after walking on Main Street. Funeral services set for Monday at Peace Evangelical Church Pomeroy with burial at Beech Grove cemetery. He leaves four sisters and his father. Also noted is a separate sheriff sale: Grey elite Chemical plant sold to Pomeroy Salt Corporation for 5234.
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Roy Meier
Peace Evangelical Church
Pomeroy
Beech Grove
Meier
Main Street
Byron Bing
Condor Street
Ewing Ambulance
John Meter
Howard Creamer
Columbus
John Jhara
Glouster
Elzabeth
Dorothy
Funer
Pomluroy
Greyelite Chemical
Pomeroy Salt Corporation
Woman Dies After Ill Health in Middleport
Mrs Paul Creiger 58 of Middleport succumbs Friday morning at Gravel Hill home after five years of illness. Resident for about 15 years, she was well known among older locals. Survived by husband Paul Creiger. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Middleport
March
Paul Creiger
Gravel HL Mra
Creiger
iShe
Harry Anderson Dies in Columbus After Ill Health
Harry Anderson 34, former Middleport resident, died Friday in Columbus after years of ill health and two strokes in the weeks before his death. He moved to Columbus six weeks ago and was placed in a sanatorium, then returned home where another stroke occurred. He leaves a widow and three children Edith Anderson of Columbus Florence Ford and Mrs Carl Beat of Cleveland. The body returned to Middleport Saturday for a Monday funeral at 2 PM at Witham home. Burial at Beech Grove cemetery.
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Middleport
March
Harry Anderson
Columbus
Anderson
Ins
Middle-port
Were
Edith Anderson
Co Gmbus
Florence Ford
Atrs
Carl Beat
Cleveland
Witham
Casper Sugar
Beech Grove
Second Epitome Man Surprises Local Officers at Pomeroy
March report by staff special details James Holly Lypitome as the second resident of the area to resist arrest by county officers. Clarence Potts and Jussie Lems accompanied deputies to homes, while Holly faced charges for possessing liquor. Homer Lil of Carleton Hollow and others were arrested on related narcotics and liquor charges. All suspects appeared before Judge Cora B. Roberts or similar officials and pleaded not guilty where noted.
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Pomeroy
March
James Holly
Lypitome
Tecn
Ceath
Hpitome
Clarence Potts
John Lewis
Jussie Lems
Plan Cantata to be sung by many voices at Pomeroy Church
A cantata titled Plan Cantata will be performed at Peace of Evangelical Church in Pomeroy on Good Friday by 80 or more voices. It will be directed by Mr. Helen Russell with the first rehearsal set for Thursday evening at the Simpson M E church in Pomeroy.
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Smiddleport
Peace of Evangelical Church
Pomeroy
Helen Russell
Simpson M. E Plcurch
Smith Dies Former Middleport Resident
War ren Carrier reports the death of Harry Scrater Smith, about 23, a former Middleport resident who moved north about ten years ago. His body will be sent to Athens for burial, and funeral services will be held at the residence of William Faith.
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T Amiddlepont
Warren Carrier
Harry (Scrater) Smith
Smith
Middleport
Athens Ndey
William Faith
Pomeroy Man Found Guilty in Delinquency Charge
In Pomeroy March, Thomas Irel was found guilty on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Terrell was arrested after officers faced renewed charges by a 14 year old girl. Oscar Stobart and Fal Brown were also mentioned in the case with ongoing trial developments.
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Pomeroy, March
Thomas Irel
Wiayenile
Terrell
Gitter
Chad Oscar Stobart
Pusbert
Bas Uy Te
Ate Fal Brown
Esa TE
Rickman Dies Former Middleport Resident at 40
Rickman Wil lam, 40, longtime Middleport resident, died Thursday at his Springfield home after months of illness. He leaves a widow and several children, two brothers Earl of Middleport and James of Bidwell, and a sister Carrie Cassel of Middleport. Funeral services will be Sunday with burial in Jackson.
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Middleport
Willam Rickman
Springfield
Earl ofMiddleport
James of
Bidwell
Carrie Cassel
Dackson
Pomeroy Social Notes Highlight Lodge, Class, and Local Visits
Pomeroy Loyal Pythian Sisters held regu lar meeting at IOOF hall with four candidates initiated by Lottie Cohen. What-So-Ever Class of Abiddleport Presbyterian church met with program and refreshments. Middleport Aerie 743 postponed dance and to host luncheon later. Farm bureaus from Athens, Vinton, Gallia, and Meigs counties plan a joint meeting with keynote by Ne Pow Head Columbus. Local arrivals and departures include Mrs. Vance Stewart returning from Columbus and many Athens area residents visiting or attending events.
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Pomeroy
Pyth l Pea
I. 0
Presbyterian Church
Abiddleport
Middleton
William Sisson
W H Juhing
George Sauer
Denham
Fred Sisson
Giyl
Middleport
Yhe Middleport Aerie
iFagies Ladge Middleport
Farm Bureaus
West Pomeroy
Dis Jimet Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Office
Athens
Vinton, Gallia
Melcs
Columbus Walk
Gad Meets Attract Many from Ohio Alumni Meetings
Dr E W Chubb dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Clark Williams secretary of the Blue University Alumni Association returned from successful annual alumni meetings in Washington Philadelphia Boston and New York. A record crowd attended the four gatherings. Attendees at Philadelphia on February 2 included Darrell Herron John Henry Abbot Woir Louis Grown Mrs Alfred Livingston formerly Miss Mabel Howell Dr A A E Livingston son of Mr and Mrs William Livingston of Athens and now on the University of Pennsylvania faculty and Dr K Sknight formerly of Albany also on the University of Pennsylvania faculty. Two of Dean Chubb’s brothers also attended the Philadelphia meeting. At Washington on February ? Strickland Gilliland nationally known humorist and University graduate and Coldie McWal
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Jama
Minnis
Washington
J. M., Foster
United States Board of Claims
D H. Moore
Athens
E. Boykin
Pearl McVey
New York
Miss McVey
R. P. Rose
Gordon Bush
F. W. Bush
Louise Dana
J. P. Dana
Louise Price
A. Price
Florence Nelson Hallenbeck
Alex , Nelson
G& E. Skinner
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Company
As Woodworth
E ©. Woodworth
Lucy Rose
Tod Schrantz
Vis. Schrantz
Hebecca Cochran
Elizabeth Cochran
Sumner Price
E. W. Chubb
College of Laberal Arts
Clark Williams
Blie University Alumni Association
Ohio Alumni Association
Philadelphia
Boston
Chubb
Williams
Willams
Paradelphia
Darrell Herron
John Henry
Nilibuster Attended Closing of Congress and Election Motives
A report outlines a filibuster during the closing of the sixty ninth Congress. It notes Reed committee action and possible Colorado election impacts that could affect the Republican majority. The United Press reports the heavy session and persistent opposition as the clock ran long.
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Nilibuster
Congress
Reed Committee
Washington
Colorado
United Press
Senate
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Greycliffe Chemical Factory
Goce
Salt Concern
Tony Miness
Pomeroy Church
E . De-Huquescr
Rickman
Vert Spurster, Pomeroy
Q@lorster
Mary Ano Eplin
Afra
Steven Eblin
EM. L. Trench
Hrank Abbott
Dana J Lamuenri
Sidney Phehens
Oscar Moseman
Hojrer Hospital
Gallipolis
Laster Roush
Holzer Hospital
Gattipolis
Roush
Bel
Pomeroy-Mason City Bridge
A. Brinker
Letart
Guy Laugiits
Orville Jones
Salem Center
Robert Saul
Illinois
Polly Edwards
Cincinnati
J. Jones
Fred Collings
Florence Chandeler
Pomeroy Bend
Fay Wilson Harrisonsdie
Tracy
Pomerot
Clara Raver
Syracuse
Negro
Tussice
Bob Irensh
Qualls
Hatril Rames
Alee Drake
Ina Goriey
Eoss
ROYAL
Royal Defendors
Myrtle Simith
Vlera Levis
SOX
Ross Fullims
Wiedleport
James
Kwtyl MrYms Almbers
Wom
Chris~tian
Mimp Vines Union
Moddleport
Tudre Peoptes
Womer
Poveroy Benderiegs
Dan Pevelm
Chester Osborne
Olive Township
Dundas
William Wo Waters
Leroy
Waters
Yar Allen
Chase Athens
Ari
John Chase
Georg Rarl
Tre
Agerrell
Marietta
Tre Routy Commissionery
Elmer Miller
D. &. Miller
Vance Stewart
Fred Yost
Pauline Dobbs
Catlettsburg
Ida Dobbs
Raymond Dobbs
J. Hudderston
Chicago
James Salisbury
Front Street
A. H. James
J E Thorn Jr
Waa
Gonagie
J B, Downing
Charleston
Don Allen
Zanesville
Erdman
Portsmouth
James Murray
Huntington
Bessie Flowers
Betty
Westerville
Roy Smith
Charles Dawson
Ray Smith
Leland Saxton
Edgar Tuderman
Dean Chubb
Clark’ Williams
Whaley Dental Rooms
Chile
Amy L. Whaley
Alea Spring
Dream of America
New Coats
Iel
Tuckoff
Best Stores
Chauncey - Glouster
The
Swanson Furniture Co
Boston Deya
Umni Association
Bias KU
Matority Autorial Club
Marvard
Robert Lhorn
C. HL. Horn
Richard Clark
Tom Clark
Katherine Mckee
W. H. Meee
Harris Wood
John Wood
Nelsonville
Gordon Herrold
W. H. Herrold
Darrell Moore
C. Moore
Julian Snyder
Marion Bush
Jelian Snyder
Nottingham
Eng
Tudge
Randolph
Chevrolet
Hitory
Moler Auto Sales Co
Coats
McCall
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