Pomeroy Council Hears Offer of 45 Cents a Thousand Gas Rate
Pomeroy Ohio March 7 council hears proposal from W L Linkhorn Gal llpolis group to supply gas at 45 cents per thousand cubic feet with a $1 minimum charge for the first thousand feet. Ohio Fuel Gas Co currently charges 1.00 for 100 first feet and 45 cents per thousand thereafter.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Councl
Edgar Wibersbach
W. L. Linkhorn
Gallipolis
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Linkhorn
Wright McCroria
Tinkhorn
C. J. Hess
Former Pastor Placed on Lengthy Probation
Floyd W. Dick, former minister of the Christian Church in Pomeroy, was released on probation after pleading guilty to drawing checks without credit and embezzlement. Judge White postponed sentence, noting White’s familiarity with Dick. The case stems from a $100 forged check given to the United States Christian Missionary Society in December 1932.
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Tord W. Dick
Pomeroy
Floyd W. ‘Ek
Chrisin Church
Fh! White
Gallia County
C. EB. Dick
Grand
United States Christian Missionary Society
Judge White
Probation Terms Set After Conviction With Prison Option
The defendant faces two years of probation with repayment of $100 and restitution for bad checks. Any violation during probation could lead to immediate penitentiary sentence for the current charges. The judge outlined the potential penalties and enforcement actions.
Chester Board Opposes Loss of Vocational Education Funds
The Chester Board of Education passed a resolution to the Legislature protesting proposed cuts in state funds for vocational education. It argued the move is not economy but cripples farmers and raises costs for local districts and students while undermining agricultural training amid returning young men to the farm.
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Chester
Chester Board of Education
World Wide Guild Girls Meet In Middleport
The World Wide Guild Girls junior missionary group of the Baptist Church met in Middleport with president Miss Clara Mae Hamilton. Irene Mille led the program and taught the lesson, while Mrs Kreager serves as councilor. Light refreshments followed the social hour at Miss Marguerite Hysel's home on South Third Avenue.
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Middleport
World Wide Guild Girls
Beulah MecCullum Hosts Heath M E Bible School Class
Mrs Beulah MecCullum entertained Class No 12 of the Heath M E Bible School at her Beech Street home in Middleport on Monday evening The business session was led by Mrs M L French with a social portion to follow A large attendance included teacher Mrs Noel Haskins and hostesses Mrs Gomer Martin and Mrs Kenneth Byers with refreshments served aided by Mrs Mc Cullum.
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Middleport
Beulah MecCullum
The
Heath M. E., Bible School
Beech Street
M. L. French
Noel Haskins
Gomer Martin
Kenneth Byers
Mc.Cullum
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Heath Methodist Episcopal Church
Rh. W. Harris
South Second Avenue
Nan Moore
Foreign Society
A. W. McKay
F. B. Fisher
J. C. Fisher
Gallipolis
Cecil Ward
Charleston
Gus Ward
Pearl Street
Cecil
Randolph Ward
C. BE. Erwin
Columbus
James Batley Perry Cooper
Bucyrus
Frank Booth
Lera M. Roush
Roush
George Cheatham
Logan
Arthur Lewis
Locust Street
Murray and Ceborne Granted Marriage Licenses
POMEROY March 7 C. E. Mur ray 6 and Inez Ceborne 38 received marriage license in probate court Monday. Both are residents of Dexter.
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Pomeroy
C. EB. Murray
Inez Ceborne
Dexter
Funeral rites for Mrs Elizabeth Bailey held at Rocksprings
Funeral services were conducted at 2 pm from Rocksprings Church for Mrs Elizabeth Bailey 80 who died Sunday at her Laurel Cliff home. She is survived by her husband four daughters and five sons.
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Pomeroy
Rocksprings
Elizabeth Bailey
Laurel Cliff
Meigs County Bank Holiday Passes Quietly amid Credit Willingness
POMEROY March 7 First day of the bank holiday ordered by President Roosevelt passed quietly with business steady. Many firms show willingness to extend credit. some workers face salary delays as town funds await deposits. Banks in Meigs County kept withdrawal restrictions lighter, fueling cautious optimism.
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Pomeroy
Roosevelt
Meigs County
Two Prisoners Go To Pen This Week
Meigs County Jail inmates Garfield Willie and George W. Davis will be sent to the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus this week. Willie pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny and was a model prisoner, while Davis pleaded guilty to forgery and is wanted in multiple places.
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Gallipolis
Renkert
George Davis
Davis
Stanley Rea
George Veney
Earl Shoemaker
Harry Booth
Glen Lawson
Syracuse
Meinhart
Monkey Run
Rea
Venoy
Peoples
Karl Shoemaker
William H. Renkert
Fisher family relocates to Middleport for Toledo job
Clinton Fisher has joined a Toledo wholesale grocery company. The Fisher household goods will move from Zanesville to Middleport, taking up the L. Crary Davis property on Main Street. Mrs. Fisher and son John stay with the Davis family.
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Middleport
Clinton Fisher
Toledo
Birthday Is Celebrated Mrs Kreager Honored by Church
In Middleport on March 7 Rev F C Kreager and wife were surprised by a Baptist Bible School Junior Department visit for her birthday anniversary. Family members from Middletown and Dayton joined in giving gifts and greetings to Mrs Kreager.
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Middleport
W. D. Kreager
Middletown
Frances Kreager
Dayton
F. C. Kreager
Mrs. Julia Sapp 70Found Dead at Monsarrat Home
Mrs. Julia Sapp aged 70 was found dead at her home in Monsarrat near College Hill about 9 o clock Sunday night by a Glouster couple. Coroner L F Jones Athens ruled death from heart failure. Funeral held 2 PM with Rev M B Rogers at Church of Christ. burial Maplewood Cemetery. She had two marriages and leaves two cousins.
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Glouster
Julia Sapp
Monsarrat
College Hill
L. F. Jones
Athens
M. 8. Rogers
Church of Christ
Maplewood Cemetery
Fremont Lent
Richard Sapp
Stiri McClelland
Greens Run
Mat Hale
Millfield
Jubilee Week Opens Tonight at Glouster
Jubilee Week opens at the Baptist Church in Glouster beginning at 7 o clock with Rendville members presenting the program. The deacons and trustees lead a joint program Wednesday night, Thursday features the Sunday School and the B Y P U with the Big Broadcast, impersonating radio stars. The Missionary and Sewing Circles present Friday’s program and the young people’s band performs. The public is invited.
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Glouster
Rendville
Missionary and Sewing Circles
Miss Velma Morris to Wed John Conte in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Riley Morris announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Velma Morris of Columbus to John Conte of Columbus. Velma a Glouster High School graduate has worked in local stores and has spent most of the past eight years in Columbus. Conte is employed at Ohio State University in Columbus and the couple will reside there after the wedding.
Funeral Guests From Afar Attend Mrs Straughter
Out of town attendees for the Bertha Bintford Straughter funeral included Mrs. Etta N. Buell from Grand Rapids Michigan, Chauncey M. Davis and spouse from Detroit, Ruth Boyer, Blanche Russell, and Esra Payton. In Athens the guests were Mrs Lyda Hammond, Charles Lewis and daughters Buchie, Patsy Thomas, and Esta Ashiy from Rendville.
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Straughter
Glouster
Bertha Bintford Straughter
Etta N. Buell
Grand Rapides
Mich
Chauncey M. Davis
Detroit
Mise Ruth Boyer
Blanche Russell
Esra Payton
Athens
Lyda Hammond
Gallipolis
Charles Lewis
Buchie
Patsy Thomas
Esta Ashiy
Rendyville
Trimble Grange Meeting Draws 34 Members
Trimble Grange in Columbus saw 34 members attend a Saturday night session. Mrs. Hazel Fisher reported on a Columbus course for lecturers with 40 counties represented and noted James A. Farmer's address on Grange education beyond public schools. An invitation was approved for York Grange to confer degrees next Saturday night followed by a pot luck supper.
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Trimble
Hazel Fisher
Grange
Columbus
Mrs. Fisher
James A. Farmer
National Grange
York Grange
Revival Services Draw Interest at Church of Christ
Interest grows in evangelistic services led by Rev. Gilbert Jones at the Church of Christ in Glouster. Bible studies accompany each sermon with topics for the coming week including The Book Everybody Should Know and Deity of Jesus.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Gilbert Jones
Iromton
Charity Dance for Needy Tam Bes at Lamborn's Pavilion
A charity dance will be held at Lamborn's pavilion in Glou ster on Wednesday night. Proceeds go to the Ladies Auxiliary of the U M W of A for relief of needy tam bes.
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Glouster
Lamborn
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
The
Tambes
Gazelle Hosts Guests In Murray City Gathering
John Gazelle entertained guests Sunday in Murray City with Mr. and Mrs Albert Zimmer and children Jack and Dorothy Mae Mrs Lucille Witeam Mr and Mrs George Mudrie Mrs C A Young Huntington WVa Mrs Elizabeth Brown and Jack Gazelle Jr present.
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Glouster
John Gazelle
Albert Zimmer
Jack
Dorothy Mae
Lucille Witeam
George Mudrie
Murray City
C. A. Young
Huntington
W. Va
Elizabeth Brown
Jack Gazelle
Continue Advertising Plea From National Advertisers
The Association of National Advertisers in a March 7 letter to members says its board believes advertisers should take full cognizance of their responsibility as space buyers. It notes members share a community of interest with publishers in keeping publications as useful tools for sales efforts.
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Ciation of National Advertisers, Inc
Ter
Birth of a son for Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Orr
A son named Charles Lawrence Orr was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Orr of Stewart Street. The couple already has a daughter and named the boy for his grandfather the late C. L. Orr of Pratt Fork.
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Les Lawrence
R. C. Orr
Elma Woode
S Stewart Street
Orr
C. L. Orr
Pratts Fork
Justice Case DeYoung Sues Self In Court
Stanton Michigan justice court records show Justice Case DeYoung suing himself for a $40 account owed by a business receiver. He obtained a judgment for the amount and garnisheed his own wages to collect.
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Justice Court
Marietta Pastor Speaking at Presbyterian Dinner
The Rev Edward B of the First Presbyterian Church in Marietta will speak at a congregational gathering in Marietta. Dinner will be served by women of the church and Prof W President will introduce the speaker and conduct the business session.
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Edward B
Marietta
Athens Presbyterian
Arthur Dent
Gall Stone Avoids Operations at Home Guidance
A fragmented notice references self care for bladder trouble and a druggist advertisement. It mentions a specialist’s prescription literature and a money back guarantee, with unclear instructions and numbers. The readable fragments imply at home remedies or guidance rather than formal medical treatment.
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Ripley
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J. EB. Bailey
EB. L. Story
Rena King
John Riffie
Jean Miffie
Everett King
Lucile Cumings
Aleck Henry
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Tuppera Plains
W. L. Rice
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Kerr's
Chester Board
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MERT
WED
Arcturus
Athens Furniture Exchange
W. Washington
Dial
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Edward Fuga
G. D. Sauerano
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Erle. Murphy
Hicksville
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Ippine Islands
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Morrisourg, Pa
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Company
Alice Bean
Vailtarrat
Ohio National Bank
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