Idleport Leads in Scout Drive Ended This Week
Idleport leads in a community scout drive with $1,800 in materials logged during the first week. Pomeroy and local citizens expressed confidence the total will reach higher figures as Racine and other areas contribute. The drive, aided by FERA funds, targets a $8,500 project and includes a camp site named for the county.
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Idleport
Scout
Sheriff's Organ
Pomeroy
Pomer
Pomeroy Committee
FERA
Local News Notes From Gore Area Visit Family Ties
Hite of Gore Ohio visited his daughter Mrs Gomer Qeand and son Bob. Four visitors stayed with Harold Brown from Wednesday through Friday. Mrs Bert Crow and Pearl Spence called Friday due to the illness of Mrs Calloway. Mr and Mrs Everett Calloway hosted gent Friday with W F Tanthorey.
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Hite
Gore, O
Gomer
Qeand
Harold Brown
Rengent
Wedneshere
Bert Crow
Pearl Spence
Revival closes as 35 souls join Cliff Church
A revival event led by Rev. D. W. ends Sunday with 35 converts. Cottage prayer meetings were held for a time each night at Cliff Church, with Mr. Max also participating. The revival spanned Friday and Saturday as part of the quarterly center.
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Max
D. W
Unclear text fragment puzzle in medical notes
Fragmentary OCR likely from a medical page discussing blood, nerves, and infusion terms. The readable bits mention surgeon terms and branding language, with unclear references to tonte and feretions. No coherent event or entities emerge for a full summary.
Pomeroy Notices And Local Church Activities
Mrs. T. W. Hennessy of Mulberry Avenue is to undergo an operation today at Holzer Hospital. Pomeroy Music Club meets at Peace Evangelical Church at 7 15 p m. Mrs C E Peoples of Butternut Avenue hosts Simpson M E Home Missionary Society. Philip H Meier of Brick Street entered Holzer Hospital Friday for exam. T A Downie of Lincoln Hill leaves for Akron on business. Lend a Hand Society of Simpson Methodist Church meets Tuesday night.
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Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Bingo Party Benefits Scouts in Pomeroy Drive
A Shake speare Club bingo party to aid the scout drive will be held Tuesday night in the Ebersbach Building on Main Street. Miss Bertha Baily of Forest Run is convalescing after an appendix operation at Camden-Clark Hospital. Members of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Foreign Missionary Society plan a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. John Leakus home. Mrs. Herman Beards traveled to Parkersburg to be with her critically ill brother-in-law Merle Hall, a Ravenswood resident and former Pomeroy resident.
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Shakespeare Club
Ebersbach
Main Street
Bertha Baily
Forest Run
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Foreign Missionary Society
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
John Leakus
Second Street
Herman Beards
Merle Hall
Hall
Ravenswood
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Girl Scouts Breakfast Hike Event
Mrs A R Knight hosted Hilltop Troop No 3 at the Episcopal Parish House for a council circle with fourteen members and Captain Mrs Guy Reynolds. The group enjoyed games and contests and held a breakfast hike Saturday morning led by Ruth Hamilton who organized the meal for a cooking award.
Church Groups of Racine Plan Events
Queen Esthers of the Methodist Episcope Church meet Monday after service at Miss Eileen Roush’s home. Revival services are ongoing at the church. M. E. Guild to serve a chicken soup dinner Wednesday in the church annex. Happy Hustlers Class meets Friday after revival. Hostesses Mrs John Circle and Mrs Eber Neighiler. Mr and Mrs Michael Powell relocate from Harris property on Fourth Street to Vine Street. Baptist Missionary Society met Friday at Mrs Maggie Harris. Rev T T Shelton aided funeral of Martha Parks in Pleasant Valley Jackson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Queen Esthers
Methodist Episcope Church
Eileen Roush
M. E. Guild
Happy Hustlers
Methodist Church
John Circle
Eber Neighiler
Michael Powell
Harris
Fourth Street
Vine Street
Baptist Missionary Society
Maggie Harris
T. T. Shelton
Pleasant Valley
Jackson County
Martha Parks
Rio Grande College
Local Social Notes From Middleport Area
Betty Jane Becker entertained her club at her South Fourth Avenue home. Grace Ingles hosted guests Friday on North Fourth Avenue. Mrs. T. W. Autherson, recently home from Holzer Hospital, is recovering in Bradbury. Frank L. Knopp visited from Charleston. Mrs. B. F. Fultz Sr. journeys to Bellefontaine to see James Askren family. Jess Johnston visited Columbus contacts here with daughter Betty. Susie Taylor and Wallace Bradford returned from Carey due to Mrs. Jennie McElhinny illness. McElhinny is a former Middleport resident.
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Betty Jane Becker
South Fourth Avenue
R. B. Loughead
T. W. Autherson
Holzer Hospital
Bradbury
Frank L. Knopp
Charleston
Frank Knopp
Seventh Avenue
B. F Fultz
Bellefontaine
James Askren
Jess Johnston
Columbus
Betty
Margaret Boice
Susie Taylor
Wallace Bradford
Carey
Jennie McElhinny
McElhinny
Middleport
Middleport News Briefs Highlights Local Socials
Lieut and Mrs DeWitt Hamberger visited their aunt Mrs Louise Grant in Middleport with Miss Christine Grant of Columbus and Miss Helen Beeson also of Columbus. Plummer Beeson is seriously ill. Residents Mrs M W Essex Lena Fels D H Daniels and Mrs Helen Bowles attended a Girl Scout meeting. Mrs F E Matthews returned from Charleston. Baptist Missionary Society meets with Mrs F C Kreager tonight. Funeral attendees for W D Reynolds from Middleport include several local residents. Virgie Major visited Gallipolis due to the illness of her nephew John Major Nelson.
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DeWitt Hamberger
Annapolis
Louise Grant
South Sixth Avenue
Main Street
Christine Grant
Columbus
Helen Beeson
Plummer Beeson
M. W. Essex
Lena Fels
D. H. Daniels
Helen Bowles
Athens
F. E. Matthews
Charleston
B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
F. C. Kreager
Middleport
W. D. Reynolds
Addison
Fred Thomas
J. O. Leonard
A. A. Chappelle
Iva Brown
George
Racine Youths Attend Baptist Meeting in Galapolis
Racine youths will join the mid year session of the Baptist Pomeroy Association in Galapolis on Thursday February 14. A banquet is planned for 5 45 p.m. Grace Ellis a graduate nurse from Christ Hospital Cincinnati visited her parents Dr and Mrs W B Ellis over the weekend. Alf Cooper is ill with influenza. Dana Cleland and son Bob motored to Columbus Saturday to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Kelly Coe.
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Racine
Baptist Pomeroy Association
Gallipolis
Grace Ellis
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Ellis
Alf Cooper
Dana Cleland
Bobby
Columbus
Kelly Coe
Methodist Pastors To Gather in Pomeroy
Ministers of Meigs County meet at Simpson M E Church in Pomeroy for Friday sessions from 2:30 PM and evening lantern slide show about India presented by a visiting lecturer. Public attendance encouraged.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Simpson M. E
India
Leslie Parker Dies at Home of Daughter in Long Bottom
Leslie Parker died Friday night at the home of his daughter Mrs. Abner Stout in Long Bottom after a pneumonia illness. He is survived by a son and other relatives. Funeral services were conducted Sunday.
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Pomeroy
Leslie Parker
Abner Stout
Long Bottom
Pomeroy School May Bring Back Operetta
Due to strong audience interest the Pomeroy High School Boys and Girls Glee Clubs may stage another performance of In Old Vienna Pickles. About 700 attended Fridays show and many未 attendees requested a repeat after favorable audience comments.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy High School
Old Vienna
Mission Group Meets in Middleport Woman's Society
The Woman's Missionary Society meeting in Middleport drew a large attendance. Delegates to the Presbyterial in Marietta were elected: H. E Thomas first delegate, Iva Brown second, G. H. Stansbury first alternate, Sara Jones second. President Mrs J EB Harley will attend. Meeting time moved to 7:30. next gathering April 12 at the church.
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Middleport
Woman's Missionary Society
Marietta
H. E Thomas
Iva Brown
G. H. Stansbury
Sara Jones
J. EB. Harley
Local Social Notes From Middleport and Surrounding Areas
Portland Reverend and Mrs. Clarey attended a ministerial meeting in Middleport Monday. Maxine Swan of Bliss Business College Columbus spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan. Several visitors including Mr. Rummer of Lowell and Mrs. Earl Wilford’s family, and Mr. Harry Price with daughter Donna Jean of Pittsburgh, joined Mrs. Anna Price and family. Helen Wilford, wintering at Fairmont, W V, visits home. The Pickens family of Reedsville and four daughters visited Mrs. Mattie Henderson. Mrs. E. B. Carney returned from Parkersburg with daughter Mrs. Ralph McDade. Earl Price of New York state spent part of the week here. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Rathburn and Bobby Filesher left for Miami Florida after visiting Jacksonville en route. Mr. Rathburn is recovering from a serious illness.
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Clarey
Middleport
Maxine Swan
Bliss Business College
Columbus
Harry Swan
Rummer
Lowell
Earl Wilford
Harry Price
Donna Jean
Pittsburgh
Anna Price
Helen Wilford
Fairmont
W. Va
Harry Pickens
Reedsville
Mattie Henderson
Carney
Ralph McDade
Parkersburg
Earl Price
New York State
Mines In Chauncey District Idle. 15 Mines Marked For Work
Chauncey Chauncey Mine No 25 idle while 15 mines in the district are marked up for work. Active list includes No 9 No 267 No 255 No 107 No 119 No 267 No 64 No 16 Ohio No 1 Lathing Hocking Poston No 6 and Black Diamond. Mr and Mrs Andy Whittington announce birth of son on Thursday March 7. Rome with a population of 972000 is the largest city in Italy.
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Chauncey
Manhattan Coal Co
Ohblo
Hocking
Poston
Black Diamond
Mrs
Andy Whittington
Eon
Rome
Italy
Two Couples Married In Chauncey Saturday
Two Chauncey weddings were held on Saturday. Oren Justice married Helvia Kytta with Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiating and a ring ceremony. Justice is a Greens Run school coach. Virgil A Strausbaugh and Rosalia Ruth Hardy were married by Rev. Guss Graham at Zion Baptist Church with families present.
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Chauncey
Oren Justice
Helvia Kytta
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Jack Kutta
Justice
Greens Run
Virgil A. Strausbaugh
Homer Strausbaugh
Redtown
Rosalia Ruth Hardy
Thomas Hardy
Murray City
Guss Graham
Zion Baptist Church
Withem Funeral Rites Held at Chauncey
Funeral services for William Withem 71 born near Chauncey were conducted at the Church of Christ with Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiating. Burial was in Russell Cemetery. Survived by wife and six children. extensive list of relatives attended the services. The Chauncey Friendship Class of the Church of Christ Bible school plans March meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nye with Ruth Fiske leading devotions and Fannye King presenting the program.
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Chauncey
William Withem
Bailey Run
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Russell Cemetery
Withem
Ernest Skinner
Glouster
William Barrowman
Daniel Cox
Derthick
Shirley Northrup
Villa Trace
Don Withem
Taylor Ridge
Marshal Burke Withem
Stella Withem
Thomas Withem
Jack Brookins
Cyrus Withem
Woodrow Withem
Janie Withem
Frank Canter
Walter Hartley
William A. Hartley
Church of Christ Bible School
Kenneth Nye
Ruth Fiske
Fannye King
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Quick Breath Relief
Thousands seek relief from bad breath with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The vegetable tablets stimulate the bowels gently without calomel side effects, causing no griping or discomfort. Take one or two at bedtime for a week to notice the effect. 30c adv
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Dr. Edwards
Dr. J . Edwards
Snake Dance Fails To Impress Merritt
Chauncey Gilbert Chauncey received a card from W. C. Merritt formerly of Trimble detailing a foreign trip. The Algeria mail described a witch doctor and snake dance seen in action with strong revulsion. Merritt's next voyage targets Belearie Island and Malta. card dated February 21.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
W. C. Merritt
Trimble
Algeria
Belearie Island
Malta
Chauncey Personal Notes and Visiting Families
Chauncey residents and relatives frequent visitors listed include Mr. and Mrs. Ches ter L. Sanders at Trimble Heights with son Fred Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bowers of Logan visiting Mrs. Daniel Fulton in Millfield. Miss Hazel LaHugh visiting Albany relatives. Mrs. A M Truitt of Cleveland visiting James R Wade's family. Lawrence Reeves and family of Nelsonville visiting his in laws M B Tucker. Mila C Stalder of Chauncey in Columbus. Misses Alive and Julia Johnson visiting Aunt Mrs Robert Harvey in Athens. Herbert Pendergrass and children from McRoberts Kentucky visiting Lloyd Pendergrass. plus a note that ice cream was first made in Italy in the 16th century.
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Chauncey
Chester L. Sanders
Fred Sanders
Trimble Heights
Bernard Bowers
Logan
Lawrence Reeves
Nelsonville
Reeves
M. B. Tucker
Mila C. Stalder
Columbus
Alive
Julia Johnson
Robert Harvey
Ath
Shower honors Mrs Love and her mate at Mill Street home
Mrs Alva Karns hosted a miscellaneous shower at her Mill Street residence Saturday night for Mr and Mrs Gilebert Love following their recent marriage. Twenty friends attended and gifts greeted the couple as a plate lunch was served. A separate note lists that over 1700 merchant vessels carry the American flag.
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Chauncey
Alva Karns
Mill Street
Gilebert Love
Marie Morgan
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Ypsilanti
Mich
Everett Calloway
W. F. Tanthorey
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Ray Stevens
Middleport News
Pomeroy School
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Greens
Snake Dance
Merritt
Stes Herbert Pendergrass
McRoberts, Ky
Lloyd Pendergrass
Jack Horner
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Walter O'Keefe
Annette Hanshaw
Glen Gray
Casa Loma Orchestra
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