Jinxed Shop Delistings and Murky Bank Exlidimg Case
A fragmentary report describes a shop named Jinxed being examined in relation to a banking incident on Sea mma Street. It mentions J Seen a defense from opponents amid a contested case and references a W Va link and a death from pneumonia. The text is garbled but hints at a serious medical condition and a possible public or legal matter surrounding a person named DeGbert Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merck
Orrer Bank
Seamma Street
Ty J. Seen
Wiaek Gesme Bere
Moermtgeccery
W. Va
Evitien
Pomeebrot Marth 18 Arsenals barge gathering and road work urge
An 18 March report outlines an ar manars barge gathering near Pomreebrot addressing road projects, repairs, and committee scrutiny. Officials note payment allocations to residents and workers, with figures listed for multiple individuals and a plan to use crushed gravel for construction.
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Pomeebrot
Marth
George W. Trevideon
Fenkiich
F. HM. Parker
A. MM. Stamsberg
Hattie Jerdaz
Mes. L
Charence Eastimmem
Corte Brink
Ine
Wneteor
Wright
Basket Factory Proposal At Koehler Plant
Pomberoy reports Kokeler proposal to establish two fruit basket factories in the area. He argues local fruit abundance and available timber would support profitable operation. He notes equipment and fuel access, and outlines plans to supply baskets for regional markets.
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Pomberoy
Coceriwan Hemary Boehler
E.cvehier
March 14 Crash In Pomeroy Injures Driver
A motor vehicle crash on Main Street near Cagtaizs Eex mee injures a driver and causes minor street damage. Witnesses report a collision as an emergency response arrived.
Leases Taken In Western County The Mississippi Valley
March 18 reports indicate deeds and leases filed at the county equity recorder’s office. Riggins and Constaby secured leases from the western county. One Party Society Company expected to file many leases from the eastern end after securing 19.90 acres. The current lease rate stands at one dollar per acre per year.
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Pomeroy
Riggins & Constasy Boody
Congress Asked for New Post Office Here
Pomeroy March 14 reports a campaign in Congress for a new Post Office building. The site cost estimates run to about $255.4k with plans for surrounding infrastructure. Local leaders urge rapid action to fund construction and secure federal support, citing civic growth and river access concerns.
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Congress
Pomeroy
Pretieimary Etege
Tdoe i
Toere
Mrs Shaffer Dies in Middleport
In Middleport on March 14 Mrs S C Teter, of Memmage Sencar from Long Beach Cel. 22, died from a carnival pavilion accident. Funeral arrangements announced. several relatives and local figures noted in brief memorials.
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Middleport
S.C Teter
Long Beach
Ercreing
Ube
Grangtt
Devitt
B.S
Beatie
Taurstag
Eid Memdar
Twe
Shearer
Bocetad
Meithpert
Demurrer Filed in Fifty Dollar Action
Case noted from Pomeroy March 16 involves Hac B Revie represented by W. Cherringtee against BD Peoples. The demurrer claims the suit lacks sufficient cause and the filing party seeks dismissal. no responsive papers filed yet, court set for March 8.
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Pomeroy
W. Cherringtee
Galinpetis, Wao
Hac B
Revie
Teengkt Ag
Amd
Ccs
Meteu
Propies
Peepdes
Marca
Dexter visitors fill weekend as kinfolk gather
Mr and Mrs Robert McKnigne and daughter of Dexter spent Sunday at Mrs McKnight's sister home. Various relatives from Columbus to Mason City visited family, attended funerals, and returned home. Mrs Dana Lambert planned remaining week with daughter Mrs J T Hughes in Athens.
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Robert McKnigne
Dexter
McKnight
David_ Exteminger
Lincoln Sree
Charles
David Extercinger
Russell
Columbus
Laura Fousml
Som
Broeght
Im & Somday
Eom
Ant
Walter C Major
Jame
Herb Chambers
Melors
Mason City
Faries
Williem Burtom
Sanny
Colombes
Chillres
Columbes
George Pat- Css
Amd
Mem
Charles Larchert
Akron
Millard Lamber
Hulda Klein
Cleveland
Edith
Wilts Aleshire
Mra. Hees Chambers
C. A Bartles
Huntington
Sere Sanday
Mra Mark Roller
Mr. Bartles
Mr. Porter
Sep Swish
Signatures scarce for Pomeroy August primaries
March 14. Under new election rules candidates must gather 271 signatures per petition with each signature witnessed by the same person. No signer may back more than one petition for an office. Candidates traverse the county to secure enough names. Some head to villages with a supervising officer to collect signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Republicam
Akron Work Ties Extend Weekend Visit
Rusene Buideis spent the weekend with his grandparents Me and Mrs. F B Murphy before turning Sunday night to Akron where he is working.
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Rusene Buideis
We Me
Mra F. B Murphy
Akron
Repairing Wall To gt Pomeroy Project Update
The report outlines costs for repairing Main Street and Second Street, including materials for rebuilding the wall and paving. It notes funds from various sources, with expenditures like 1545 and 22.34 for improvements, and mentions future needs for Sugar Run Mills and street projects.
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Pomeroy
Main Street
Cere Webster
Suger Run
Funeral attendance listed for Peyton service
Middleport reports attendees from several towns for the March funeral of I Peyton. Names include Bere Wil Kingrey and Dew thy, George Heffman and AmyY Tume, Davis of Springfield, Andrew Fevies and son Harry Peyton, Andrews of Vin tem, Frank Daniels and Mr. G Sedem, Gallipolis, John Wright and Morrris Wright of Vinton County.
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Middleport
Semday
Marcca I. Peyton
Ent
Bere
Wil Kingrey
Wgkier
Dew
Art
George Heffman
Columbus
Amyy Tume
Agron
Davis
Springfield
Andrew Fevies
Harry Peyton
Aleny
Andrews
Vintem
Frank Daniels
Gsedem
Gallipolis
John Wright
Morris Wright
Vinton County
Fae
All Around Meigs County Highlights and Local News
Lacy Luck abandoned the Le Sentires from Pomeroy to Logan Sunday. Frank Wills, his pocketbook with cash a diamond ring and valuables. Front of Ralph Gilmore’s car damaged by a crash on return trip. Otto Kreinbich of the county injured by a sodden eye attack. Mrs Margaret Dodding Goodmite of New Haven hospitalized after a year marriages. Pomeroy High School team to meet Mountain State Business College in basketball at Pomeroy Gym Wednesday. Pomeroy Bend Boosters seek permanent organization with Mason City Hartford and New Haven men. Point Pleasant reports a strong Sunday picture show with an audience of 95.
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Meigs County Lacy
le Sentires
Pomeroy
Logan
Frank Wilross
Ralph Gilmore
Freom
Otto Kreinb
Eich
Margaret Dodding Goodmite
New Haven
Gallipolis
Deelias Goodnite
R. N. Dadding
Mason City
Tee Pomeror
Lars
Mountain State Business College
Parkersburg
Pomeroy Gymnasium
Pomeroy Bend
Hartford
West Virginia
Point Pleasant
Forty six added to member rolls of Legion Post
During a membership campaign which ended Saturday the K. T. Cros een Post American Legion added four members. The campaign was directed by a committee led by Russell W Piesterweld.
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Legion
K. T. Croseen Post
American Legion
Russell W Piesterweld
Farmer Murray Plants Early Potatoes in New Lexington
Paul B. Murray, a local veteran employed with New York Central, begins planting on St. Patrick's Day March 17. He notes pests like mole worms and other insects appearing in the ground in this section.
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New Lexington
Paul B. Murray
New York Central Railroea
Murray
St. Patrick's Day
McQuade and Suernon Granted Marriage License
George McQuade 27 of New Straitville and Suernon 3 of New Straitville were issued a marriage license in New Lexington on March 18.
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New Lexington
George McQuade
New Straiteville
Suernon
New Straiteviv
Quaker Team Prep With Tigers Tilt Next Day
March 16 report from Winter Haven details Philadelphia National League squad members preparing for a game with the Detroit Tigers. Second baseman Prence Thompson is listed among players set for today’s workout as part of advance preparations for tomorrow’s exhibition.
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Quakers
Winter Haven
Pia
Philadelphia Nationa Mund
Prence Thompson
Detroit Tigers
They Were Happy Pomeroy March 14
Mengs eSerpere the fegrts OeUpie thas month obtained. There were 2 heggy frame of mine. The text mentions Peter the words and Nettie, with various garbled names and dates, reflecting a local event or notice from Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Mendes
Wetuter
Peter
Nettie
Nettie .5. , Ww
Mitte
Amd
Berteglece
Boetiegtom W. Sa
County officers probe two river murders in Pomeroy
Meigs County investigators link the deaths of Tessittie and Willen Raike to the同 same river area. Detectives compare wounds and suspect theft of valuables as officers pursue leads tied to Gilbert Filies and a Doolittle stabbing at a local salon.
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Pomerer
Sumdex
B&i
Gilbert Filies
Thie
Meigs
Masex
Blom
Willen Raike
Raike
Tessittie
Mack
Eme
Sheri J
Wik Am
Elbert Welker
Pt Pieasne
Cme
Faike
Doolittle
Minersville child survives fall from window
In Minersville, Philia Joseph, two years old, fell from a second story window at the David Joseph home. She dropped about 15 feet into the yard, was unconscious for four hours, but sustained no broken bones and was expected to recover. Her twin sister Phyllis was present. The article notes the mother was killed by an automobile last Christmas, leaving eleven children for the father to rear.
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Minersville
David Joseph
Philia
Phyllis
Olive Tablets Improve Digestion by Purifying Liver
An ad promotes Olive Tablets as a remedy for stomach upset by targeting the liver and bowels. It claims digestion improves when the liver functions naturally, relieving bad taste tongue poor appetite and low energy. The copy urges readers to ask druggists for Olive Tablets.
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Olin
Logan Veteran Wounded in Civil War Recalls Service
Logan Civil War veteran James Jones recounts years of service from Camp Kelly to Fort Monroe, describes battles near Petersburg and Richmond, being wounded in the leg, and later discharge. He married Martha Kenwood in 1890, had six children, and left a legacy in Athens and Hocking counties.
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Hbatdenville
James
Muariettz
Camp Kelly
Mary Sourcemeres
Jones
Camteria
Erian
Borottal
Pial Bs
Gates
Pawpaw
Mic Ng
Cape Beater
Mr. Jones
Carolina
Fort Monroe
Ri Thmond
Yorkstown
Green Button
Bette
Battlers Front
Petersburg
Wime
Cincinesati
Athens County
Martha Kenwood
Janes
Martin
Mary Lebo Hardenville
Arsania Harti
Union Furspace
James Jones
Michigan
John Jones
Pattonville
Charles Jones
Logan
Muskingum County
Ward
Dormant spray guidance for peach orchard growers
A bulletin outlines frost protection and spray recommendations for Ohio peach growers. It covers timing for dormant spray, sulfur and lime sulfur mixes, rates for control of scale and red mite, and cautions on lime-sulfur effectiveness. It warns to delay spraying until petals drop and buds reach a quarter to half inch, to control peach curl.
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Ake
Pieriiact
Tatenecos
Ohio
Ste
Chile
Ile
Raid liquor plants seized in hill country raid
State Prohibition Officer H. F. Teal and deputy sheriffs disarmed eight illicit liquor plants in the hills near San Toy on Saturday. No arrests were made and the operation concluded without incidents.
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New Lexington
H. F. Teal
Hills
San Toy
Feather Confesses in Columbus Murder Case
John Frantiesto of Davion confessed to police that he murdered his daughter Evelyn Frances Edgington in her one room home on February 24. The confession came late today and involved more than three hours of questioning by OSSArt officials.
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Columbus
Bresk
John Frantiesto
Davion
Mra
Evelyn Frances Edgington
Dirigible Likely Discarded After Tests
In Washington March 11 the Bureau of Inspection surveys the Los Angeles airship to gauge life expectancy after grueling testing. The rigid dirigible faces potential scrapping while two newer models ZRSE-4 and ZPS-5 are under construction with maiden voyages planned around 1971.
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Washington
Nery Bouerd
Inspectioniug
Los Angeles
Telit
Lakehurst
Angeles
Neerin
Censorship Debate Draws Attention in Washington
March 18 report notes discourse over literature customs inspectors and Senate actions as leaders push for tariff changes amid controversy.
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Washington
Senate
Teder
Contmerse
Home Remedies For Constipation In Children
The article advises giving a teaspoon of Philips Milk of Magnesia when symptoms appear. For older children use Biren’s tablespoorfsl in water. this helps bowels. It claims quick relief and cleansing of sour indigesting foods, opening bowels in constipation.
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Magresia
Safe Mu-col Feminine Hygiene Method Endorsed by Doctors
Doctors approve Mu-col as a safe feminine hygiene method, used in hospitals for 2% years. It claims to stop germs in delicate organs, provide tenfold strength without injury, and prevent discharge, pain, and odor. Includes easy package directions and claims to be poison free.
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Koehler
CommelGman Sars
Pratt
Mastsime
Beomet
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Heamett
Taler
Cagtaizs
See Company
Peters
Baltes
Serge Tod Wealy
Saar
Speer
Efert
Einmannty
Aerrang Acteetiec
Wort
Epes Atheemey
Peestace
Bette Amd
Mast Sara Parson
Teleast Im Cohumtes
Sundar
Jennings Keffer
New York Central
Charleston
Herman
Sherif
Deepery
Stabheng
Meigs Gry
Sam Dee- Voom
Sumiar
David Fee
Central
Mapes
Virwil B. Leas
Caton
Winniehester
Gemere Shieigs
Billiam
FAUIT
Marci
WedmenZery
Prater
ITA
Feather
Ser
Cermins Commons
ST. Clairev
Betty Gannett
Commoniats
Calen
Marietta Paints
Marietta Paint and Color Co
W. State S. Dial
Tlaltoon Éey
Athens
Coca-Cola
Gar, Will of the
Gymn
Ernie
Steel Roads Lines
Kerr Hardware Co
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