Mercy Bend Briefs Calendar Of Local Visitors
Local notes report visitors and movements in Gallipolis and nearby towns. Residents attended concerts in Cincinnati and visited relatives. Entrants include Mrs McCroba en route to Mari etta and Clifford Hood with Richard Thomas heading to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sghomercy Bend
Mitizer
Gallipolis
Bend
M. OD. Hartinger
Git. McCroba
Marietta
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Harry Long
Ethleyn
Gillipolis
Alcorn
Carl Shields
Lincoln Hill
Apple Grove
Wade Bibbee
C. E. Mase
Portsmouth
Emmate Baward Harrison
Ironton
Pomeroy
William Deem
Este
Columbus
Miners- 2
Fifth Pomeroy Lecture Course Ends With Howard Quintette
The fifth and final Pomeroy Lecture Course program will be held Thursday evening featuring the Howard quintette led by Mr. John. The management promises the strongest musical number yet from Bend’s well regarded series.
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Pomeroy
T3 Management
Howard Quintette
John
E. Howard Leads Noted Violin Quintette in Memorable Program
E Howard directed a versatile quintette featuring two violin soloists a cello a flute and piano with Howard previously at the Wisconsin State Normal School and a St Paul Symphony member The group draws from excellent organizations and aims for lasting excellence and popularity The program includes introductions by Howard to highlight each member for enhanced understanding and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Howard
Howard
Wisconsin State Normal School
St. Paul Symphony Orchestra
Harry Smith Arrested in Pomeroy for Athens Non-Support
Harry Smith, wanted in Athens on non-support charges, was found at the Essex mine in Pomeroy by Deputies George Berrhs and Sidgar Morris. He was jailed overnight and escorted to Athens Saturday by Officer Bolin.
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Pomeroy, O
Harry Smith
Athens
George Berrhs
Sidgar Morris
Smith
Essex Mine
Bolin
Meigs County Board Sets Supplies for April Primary
The Meigs county board of supervisors of election met Saturday and after routine work placed an order with Johnson and Watson of Dayton for supplies for the April primary election.
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Meigs County Board of Supervisors of Election
Johnson and Watson
Dayton
Funeral Services for Wolfe and Hysell Held
Funeral services were held yesterday at 2:30 PM at the late residence on Main Street for Martin Wolfe with burial at Beech Grove cemetery. Sabastan Hysell of Carlton had services at the M E Church in Storys Run at 2:00 PM with burial at Gravel Hill cemetery.
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Martin Wolfe
Main Street
Beech Grove
Sabastan Hysell
Carlton
M. E
Storys Run
Gravel Hill Cemetery
American Legion meeting urged for ex servicemen
A Drew Webster Post American Legion meeting in Pomeroy is called for this evening at 7 30 p m at the courthouse with an urgent request that all ex service men attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Drew Webster Post
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Baptist Church Calendar Meeting Friday March 12
An orderly and balanced program is planned for the Pomeroy Baptist church calendar meeting Friday evening. The lineup includes organ voluntary, congregational song, prayers, reports from past months, readings, vocal solos by Miss Laura Campbell and others, a playlet Aunt Elizabeth's, and a missionary tea hosted by Mrs J Quice and others. The committee of five women leads the event, promising an entertaining evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Campbell Volcal
Fred Foss
Tom F. Lewis
Gibbs and
Lewis
Elizabeth
J. Quice
Amy Geary
Francis Patten
Geo. P. Daniels
Wm. Hettesheimer
Chas. McNamee
David Watson
T. F. Lewis
Seymour Blake Injured in Syracuse Mine Accident
Seymour Blake a day laborer at the Peacock Coal Company Syracuse mine suffered a broken left leg above the ankle Saturday afternoon at the shaft bottom when his leg was entangled by a dog at the cage lads area. The spot mirrors a previous fatal cage accident involving Mr Duckworth.
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Seymour Blake
Syracuse
Peacock Coal Company
Mr. Duckworth
Classified Want to Buy Homes in Middleport and Pomeroy
Want to buy homes in Middleport or Pomeroy. I have three out of town buyers ready. Will list anything available. M. C. Heart, Agent, Middleport, O.
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Middleport
Pomeroy
M. C. Heart
Do You Know How to Classify Egg Laying Hens
A reader explains three hen classes by egg and meat capability. He describes criteria for estimating egg production including condition abdominal space pelvic bone width and bone thickness. He cites personal tests with a flock showing many non producers and asserts practical testing methods.
Miss May Peterson Brought Here by Women's Music Club
The Woman's Music Club of Athens will bring May Peterson to Athens on March 12. The Metropolitan artist rose from Oshkosh to the Metropolitan Opera House, tracing a path from a Methodist choir to world stages via study in Florence Berlin and Paris. Her life and voice are praised by friends for simplicity faith and generosity, with proceeds aiding local music lovers. The chart opens March 10 at McKee's Drug Store. single admission costs 1.50.
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Woman’s Music Club of
Athens
May Peterson
Miss Peterson
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
New York
Opera Comique
Paris
Oshkosh
Wis
Metropolitan Opera House
Italy
Florence
Berlin
America
Metropolitan Opera Company
Peterson
McKee
What Was the Matter with That Child
An advertisement urges parents to treat pale children with Gude's Pepto Mangan in liquid or tablet form. It claims the tonic rebuilds blood, brightens eyes, and increases energy, noting only the genuine product labeled “Gude’s” is Pepto Mangan.
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Gude
Hen and cock quality affect egg production says J B Jones
A Coolville Ohio reader argues that hens alone cannot be relied on for eggs and that a strong rooster is essential. He contends a farmer should not mate good hens with a scrub cock if he expects good results and compares seed corn planting to breeding.
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J. B. Jones
Latrobe Social Notes Include Visits and Local Edges
Latrobe residents report visitors and gatherings across nearby towns. Del Morrison of Stewart spent time with Fitch, while Carlton Davis and Mrs. Charles Clark from Sentinel visited. Eastern Star events in Coolville drew attendees. several locals hosted relatives and noted a wagon accident and improvements in factory safety.
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Wilma Carlton
Mildred Fitch
Parkersburg
del Morrison
Stewart
T. BE. Fitch
Coolville
Carlton Davis
Charles Clark
Sentinel
Alfred Morrison
Mable DeWeese
Alma Scariet
Worch
Clifford Bean
F. O. Shanks
Everett Keller
Fraenk Arnold
Nanna Saefield
David Gardner
J’m Thompson
Alfred Rogers
Marietta
Roxabell
Howard Flinn
A H Witchins
O'Neil
Harold Webster
Torch
Andrew Tombaugh
Eastern Star Lodge
Dudley Root
Dean Evers
In Memory of Averil Berneice Moore
Memoriam notice marking the one year anniversary of Averil Berneice Moore who died March 8 1919. Included by Mr and Mrs Alex M Moore with a short verse about remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averil Berneice Moore
Alex M. Moore
Digestive Aid Promoted For Indigestion Relief
A noted authority explains that undigested food ferments in the stomach causing sour belching heartburn and gas. He prescribes four ounces of Jad Salts in water each morning for a week to neutralize acidity and stimulate digestion.
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Carson Hayes
Union Ave
Murray City
James Shendleworth
John Numeyer
B. Blrtcher
Liberty Lane
Hetty Hughes
Magnetic Springs
Ripley
George Starks
St. Paul Ev. Luth
Veda Ellis
Cheshire
Sophia Fierbaugh
J. M. Moore
Lincoln Street
O. E. Sanborn
Mary Beach
Charles Beach
Akron
Saturay
Virginia Bristol
Point Pleasant
Harry Rice
Henry
Athens Opera House
Jone O'Donnell, Queen OF the
Violin
the Woman’s Music Club
Metropolitan Grand Opera
College Auditorium
Bernice Strickland
Fern McNamee
Miss May Petier
Metropolitan Grand Opera Co
Coolville, Ohio
H. A
Cravenette Finis
The
D. Zenner Company
Polly
Anna
Polly -Anna
Polly Anna
D. Zenner CO
Alice Brady
Amelie Rives
William Duncan
Ranger
Pikes Peak
Herbert Hayes
Fritzie Ridgway
Cash Shoe
Junod Millis
Junod Milling Company
Messenger
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