Young mother dies after long cancer illness
Mrs. Willis Tearins Hartinger of Spring Valley died after a long cancer illness. Formerly Josephine Bradford, she was born in Meigs county. Survived by husband, two children, parents Ote and Mrs Bradford, three sisters and one brother. Funeral plans and burial at Beech Grove Cemetery with services in Gering Valley and home of Schaefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willas Tearins Hartinger
Atpring Valley
Josephine Bradford
Meigs County
Ote Bradford
Columbus
Dor Schaefer
Pomeroy
Benton Powell
Rutland
Eda Bradford
Will Bradford
Gering Valley
der Schaefer
Butternut Avenue
Beech Grove Cemetery
Shumaker Family Plans Move After Fire Loss
Frank Shumaker and grandson Frank Base travel to Newport Kentucky to establish a new home after their Willys Hill residence was destroyed by fire with all possessions and life savings lost. Mrs Shumaker had already moved to Newport.
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Pomeroy
Frank Shumaker
Frank Base
Newport
Shumaker
Willys Hill
Darst Family Returns Home With Ella Maxwell
Mr and Mrs Bernice Darst brought Ella Maxwell home from Holzer hospital in Gallipolis after her stay. Fedele is reported to be ill.
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Pomeroy
Bernice Darst
Gallipolis
Ella Maxwell
Holzer Hospital
Fedele
Divorce Decree Granted in Mercy Case
Judge A P Miller grants Lena Michael a decree of divorce from Ever Michael on March 16. The court orders the husband to pay alimony of $10 weekly. The plaintiff cites extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty.
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A. P.miller
Lena Michael
Ever- Michael
Bridge Club Meets Idleport in March Meeting
The My Bridge club met at the home of Mrs. J. S. Boggess yesterday in Idleport. The brief gathering focused on friendly play and club updates.
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Bridge Club
Idleport
The
My Bridge Club
J. S. Boggess Yester
Tiny victim buried today in Ohio town funeral
Pomeroy reports the body of Bernard White, the small son of Mr and Mrs Ray White, killed when struck by an auto at Canton Saturday, arrived Monday evening and was taken to his grandfather James White at Run. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p m from the U B church at Enterprise.
Court seeks commitment to Delaware Girls' Industrial School
Officials at the Columbus feeble minded institution asked Probate Judge Cora B. Roberts to commit Gretchen Cook, seventeen, to the Delaware Girls' Industrial School. Three years in the Columbus facility are cited, with officials describing her as incorrigible rather than feeble minded. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Cook and previously resided locally.
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Pomeroy
Columbus
Cora B. Roberts
Gretchen Cook
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Henry Cook
Officials to Bring Woman for Investigation This Wednesday
Officials will transport the woman to the location on Wednesday for examination, and Judge Roberts will oversee the investigation into the case.
Auxiliary Meets Middleport In Grant Street Home
The American Legion auxiliary met last evening at Mrs. Peter Weber on Grant Street. Regular business was transacted and refreshments served. E. M. Burton recently departed for Columbus to drive back two cars. The small son of Will Shrivers will be taken to McMillan Hospital in Charleston for medical attention.
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Middleport
American Legion Auxiliary
Mra
Peter Weber
Grant Street
E. M. Burton
Columbus
Will Shrivers
McMillian Hospital
Charleston
Hurt in fall at Five Points sidelines Miss Warner
Miss Fre da Warner sustained a severe ankle sprain after a fall at her home in Five Points. She will be unable to resume duties at the Swegman Rodel grocery for an extended period.
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Pomeroy
Freda Warner
Five Points
Warner
Swegman Rodel Grocery
Pomeroy Briefs Highlight Local Society and Visits
Mrs. Wilson Norris of Athens visited Pomeroy with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Percy Peoples. Several residents made trips to Columbus for business or family gatherings, while relatives and visitors from New York City, Dayton, Langsville, and Point Pleasant were noted in local circles. Continuous illness and hospital stays were mentioned, including Edward Duffy and Josephine Gardner, with several family visits to Columbus and Gallipolis noted.
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Pomeroy Bend
Wilson Norris
Athens
Percy Peoples
Edward Duffy
Vale Street
Hartenbach
Columbus
W. D. Davis
A. G. Humphrey
Coolville
Pomeroy
Horace Karr
New York City
Harold Karr
Dayton
T. W. Karr
Nease Settlement
Sadie Phillips
D. W. Hennessy
Cora Morris
Langsville
Edgar Morris
Eugene Campbell
Virgil Campbell
Jacob Mees
Betty Jean
Walter Owens
Hart Dillard
A. A. Dillard
John Dilliard
Charles Lewis
Point Pleasant
Josephine Gardner
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Rosamund Dillard
Lester Ervin
Ben Ervin
Charleston
Morgan Smith
Middleport Visitors and Local Social Notes
Lucille and Marcella Owens visited Coalton on Sunday. Maxine Smith spent the weekend in Charleston. The Middleport Delphian society met at the Library. C. E. Thomas visited Athens on Sunday. Kathryn Petty and Elizabeth Horden spent Sunday in Athens. Frank Parsons, a former resident, visited friends in Pomeroy and Middleport. This was his first local visit in fifteen years. Jack Levan of Cleveland was a business visitor yesterday. C. A. Saunders of Pittsburgh was in town for a few days on business. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pinney of Logan came for the funeral of their son.
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Middleport
Lucille
Marcella Owens
Coalton
Maxine Smith
Charleston
Middleport Delphian Society
C. E. Thomas
Athens
Kathryn Petty
Elizabeth Horden
Frank Parsons
Pomeroy
Jack Levan
Cleveland
C. A. Saunders
Pittsburgh
Luther Pinney
Logan
County Debaters to Start Friday in Chauncey
The Athens County high school debate tournament begins Friday evening at Chauncey High School. Chauncey High’s affirmative team includes James Nye Anna Thomas and Grace Smith facing Chauncey Negative Team A of Faye Rivers Dorothy Sott and Ray Spaulding in the debate on the proposed federal child labor constitution aborts should be adopted.
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Qehauncey
Athens County
Chaun
Chauncey High
James Nye
Annanomas
Grace Smith
Chauncey
Faye Rivers
Dorothy Sott
Ray Spaulding
Jacksonville
Death of Mrs Jeetra Klee After Weeks of Illness
Sehauncey March 16 report states Mrs Jeetra Klee aged 58 died Sunday at her Ironton home after weeks of dropsy illness. Funeral services were held at the Nazarene church this afternoon and burial occurred in the city. She was mother of Miss Millescent Klee and had lived with her daughter at The Plains, while Isaac and Mrs Ray Shafer were among mourners.
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Sehauncey
Jeetra Klee
Ironton
Nasterine
City Pure
Klee
Millescent Klee
Themins
Nazarene Faeree
Tier Place
Nazarene Church Members Ahead to Ironton for Funeral
Members of the Nazarene church left by motor this morning to attend the funeral in Ironton, as part of their community support and service.
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The
Nazarene Church
Ironton
Entertained at Home Chauncey Evening of Games and Food
Mr and Mrs John DeMolet hosted friends at their Chauncey home on Saturday night. Music and games provided amusements while a pot luck supper was shared. Attending were numerous couples and individuals from nearby towns including Athens Glouster The Plains and New Marshfield.
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Chauncey
John DeMolet
William Hawk
John Masten
Augusta Masten
Paul Herrin
Athens
Walter McGuire
Kinney
I. N. McH
I. N. McH &@s Union; Nellie Barker, Mrs. aowlton
Delbert Jones
New Marshfield
Ambrose Gibbs
Tillie
Kelly
Jonas
Glouster
Ambrose Terrel
W. C. Nichols
F. E Cook
the Plains
Entertains Guests at The Lower Plains
Chauncey March 16. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burchfield hosted a Sunday gathering at their Lower Plains home honoring Frieda Phillips and G. B. Hunter of Newark Ohio. Also present were Mrs. Raymond Augustine and her daughters Mary and Louise and son Dewey, Mrs. Harry Moore and Mia, and Fannie MacCathran of The Plains.
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Chauncey
Arthur Burchfield
The
Lower Plains
Frieda Phillips
G. B. Hunter
Newark
Ohio
Raymond Augustine
Mary
Louise
Dewey
Harry Moore
Mia
Fannie MacCathran
Plains
Plains Personalities and Church Visit Highlights
Mrs. Otho Brooks and son Robert of Pomeroy visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker at Hocking. The Plains pastor Rev. Bradshaw conducted his regular appointment at Zaleski Sunday.
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the Plains
Otho Brooks
Robert of
Pomeroy
Robert Parker
Hocking
Bradshaw of
Zaleski
Sunday Visits Highlight Local Family Gatherings
Mrs. Russell McHarg spent Sunday in Athens at her parents home Mr and Mrs W E Herrick. Miss Erma Bryan who teaches near Logan and John Rutzer from Logan spent Sunday at the Bryan home at The Plains with Erma’s parents Mr and Mrs M O Bryan.
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Russell McHarg
Athens
W. E. Herrick
Erma Bryan
Logan
John Rutzer
M. O. Bryan
the Plains
Miss Floride Sprague Visits Chauncey for Weekend
Chauncey March 16 Miss Floride Sprague a student at Ohio State University Columbus spent the week end in Chauncey at the home of her parents Dr and Mrs Warren V Sprague The trip highlighted a quiet weekend in the village with a visiting academic student from Columbus.
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Chauncey
Floride Sprague
Ohio State University
Columbus
Warren V. Sprague
Staff to Meet at Pleasant View Temple Practice
Chauncey March 16 all degree staff invited to attend practice tonight at the regular meeting of Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Ladies' Aid Meet at Chauncey Church
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Church plans its regular weekly meeting at the church all day Wednesday, with members gathering for devotional and social activities.
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Ladies’ Aid Meet
Chauncey
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Church
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Relief
Advert says Moone's Emerald Oil eases pain by softening cartilage and ligaments and provides instant relief. Claims thousands have reduced varicose veins and ulcers with daily application. Sold at all druggists.
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Moone
Bulgarian Herb Tea Relieves Ailments
Bulgarian herb tea advertised by druggists relieves colds constipation rheumatism and kidney trouble improves the blood. Sold everywhere in 35c 75c and 1.25 packages.
Greece toborrow $10 million in Italy
Athens dispatch reports the Greek government plans a 10 million dollar loan in Italy. The move follows Italy receiving 20 million dollars from the United States.
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London
Italy
Athens
United States
Pattern for Crepe de Chine Messenger Pattern Dept
Crepe de chine with embroidery shown as a model for velveteen wool or jersey. Pattern cut in four sizes 8, 10, 12 and 14 years. 19 year size needs 3 14 yards of 36 inch material. Mailed to any address on receipt of 15 cents in silver or stamps.
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Jersey
Mrs. E. C. Carr Praises Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets
Toledo resident Mrs. E B Carr endorses Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a liver regulator and laxative that relieves bilious headaches and digestion discomfort. She cites 60 pellets for 24 cents and invites readers to obtain a vial from their druggist or write to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo for advice.
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E. C. Carr
Toledo
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
EB. C. Carr
Belmont Ave
Radio licenses likely to be denied for another year
Washington reports the Department of Commerce will keep denying broadcasting licenses for at least another year. Secretary Hoover and radio officials insist there is no room in the power market as Congress debates radio legislation amid Senate delays. In Lloyd New York a tax sale will settle an $843 bill.
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Washington
C. P
Congress
Senate
Department of Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Department
Power House
Loyd
N. Y
George Canfield
Lloyd
Highland Street Railway Plans Nearing Completion
Highland New York on March 16 reports the eight mile street railway system with street cars nearing completion and expected to improve local transit conditions for residents and businesses.
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Highland
N. Y
Atlantic City Builders Warn of $2 Day Wage Increase
In Atlantic City on March 16 demand from building workers for a $2 per day raise threatened to halt operations worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Separately, at Brockville in Canada an arrangement with Dr C C Cossar and the Orphans' Homes of Scotland will send three groups of under 18 Scottish boys to eastern Ontario farms for placement.
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Atlantic City
N. J
C. C. Cossar
Scotland
Fairknower Home
Orphan Homes of
Ontario
Rheumatism Cure Offered From France Prescription
Paul Case of Brockton Massachusetts promotes a French prescription for Rheumatin and Neuritis claimed to be successful for thousands. He offers to send the prescription free of charge if readers mail their address and a four cent postage.
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France
Paul Case
Brockton
Mass
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Spring Valley
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Gong
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Athens Messenger
Messenger
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World Pictures
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the Athens Messenger
Brockville, Can
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