Meter Covers Aide Main Street Parking Traffic
Mayor E F Robinson announces an experiment placing locked parking meter covers on Main Street to reserve unloading space and reduce double parking. Eighteen covers will be used during certain hours in the business district. a meeting with patrolmen will set the schedule. The state will not centerline the highway this year if congestion persists.
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Pomeroy
Main St
E. F. Robinson
Robinson
Ally
Butternut Ave
Main
Steamboat Josephine and Missouri River Service
The Josephine built 1873 in Freedom Pennsylvania and operated on the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers. Commanded by Captain Grant Marsh for about 12 years she aided the Yellowstone exploration and served in the Army during the Sioux conflict. She carried General Custer's Seventh Cavalry in 1873 and 1875 and ended as a government snag boat before returning to packet work and finally sinking in 1907 near Running Water South Dakota.
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Josephine
Freedom
Pittsburgh
Coulson
Grant Marsh
Missouri River
Yellowstone River
General Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Jose
U.S. Army
Far West
Terry
Crook
Gibbon
Custer
Little Big Horn
Montana
Missouri
Yellowstone
South Dakota
David S. Stanley
Youth Butcher at Large After Court Sentence
POMEROY Therill Butcher, 16, of Reedsville, fleeing after being sentenced by the Probate Court to the Boy's Industrial School. He walked out of the Meigs County Court House Monday afternoon as officials searched through the night, and confusion over custody delayed pursuit.
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Pomeroy
Therill Butcher
Reedsville
Meigs County Court House
Sheriff's Department
Butcher
Carl Gorby
Gorby
Court House
Middleport Women’s Association meets for monthly session
Eighteen members of Group 2 of the Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church gathered at Mrs. Herman Bailey’s Monday for the regular monthly meeting. Presiding were Mrs. J. E. Harley and Mrs. William Ohlinger led devotionals.
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Middleport
Women’s Association
First Presbyterian Church
Herman Bailey
J. E. Harley
William Ohlinger
Arthur Lewis
United Nations
Christianity
Kathryn Poindexter
Lewis
Ministers Head to Chicago Meeting After Aldersgate Visit
Following a meeting with deaconesses of the First Presbyterian Church, Rev. Howard E. Ruppelt left for McConnelsville to spend the night with Rev. Rohwer. The two ministers will attend a Presbyterian Church in Chicago gathering.
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Middleport
First Presbyterian Church
Howard E. Ruppelt
McConnelsville
Rohwer
Presbyterian Church In
Chicago
Legion Explorer Scout Post Presented in Middieport Meeting
Scout executive Beanbaum of Cincinnati outlined Explorer Scout program details to Feeny Bennett Post No 128 American Legion committee. The local post pursues a charter for a 14 to 18 year old Explorer unit with officers and representatives listed.
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Middleport
Beanbaum
Cincinnati
Feeney-Bennett
American Legion
Explorer Post
Explorer Scout Committee
Rutland High Senior Class Presents Finders Creeper
Rutland High School Senior Class stages Finders Creeper Friday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Reserve seats at the school office. Proceeds finance the Seniors trip to Washington DC and New York.
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Rutland High School
Washington, D. C
New York
First Woman's Club Began in United States at New Harmony
The Miner va Club, founded in 1959 in New Harmony Indiana, is cited as the first women's club in the United States.
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United States
Minerva Club
New Harmony
Indiana
One-car Route 124 Crash Near Pomeroy Causes $134 Damage
At 1:15 a.m. Sunday Frank Musser 18 of Pomeroy swerved to avoid a head on collision and struck a guard rail along Route 124. The right side of the Raymond Musser owned auto was scraped and bent. only paint scraped the guard rail. Sheriff's Department report filed Tuesday.
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Pomeroy
Sheriff's Department
Frank Musser
Raymond Musser
Elk Refuge Hosts Massive Wapiti Herd in Wyoming
A herd of American wapiti numbering 16 000 to 20 000 roams the National Elk Refuge at Jackson Hole Wyoming. Early colonists named the large deer after the European elk in a naming echo from the past.
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Jackson Hole
Wyo
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National Geographic Society
Elberfelds
Dale Dutton
Greyhound Bus Station
Middleport, Ohio
Magee
Phine
Pompey
Middleport Social Notes
Valley
Chulrt
Legion
Richard Vaughan
Lee Smith
Chester Erwin
Gale Hysell
Ralph Martin
C. F. Hibbs
Tom Lambdin
Farnk Harris
James Rees
Rutland High
Pickens Way
Pickens
Bonnet
Rotary
Briggs & Stratton
Stoop Light
Kouse
Gallo
Connies
Lee Poll
Parrot
Hartley & Bennett Shoe Store
Ohio
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