Missing man search yields little progress perimeters near Nuby home
POMEROY March 19 Officers have combed the hills and woods within a mile of the Jerry Nuby home for James McCumber 64 who disappeared after leaving with white companions. Blood traces suggest foul play but officials say no arrests until a clear cause is established. Relatives await news, while two daughters in Delaware seek answers.
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James eCumber
Jerry Nuby
Nuby
McCumber
Jenny Watson
Dia Hysell
Thursy
Ian
Raymond
Delaware
Legion Team Defeats Hobson in Middleport Game
Middleport March 19 The American Legion team of Middleport defeated the Hobson team of the Hobson athletic association at the Lewis Opera House Wednesday evening. The Legion held a leading score throughout the game and won 44 to 31.
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Erican Legion
Middlert
Hobson
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E Lewis Opera House
Legion
Son is born to Mr and Mrs Casto Morgantown
An infant son was announced for Mr and Mrs Casto of Morgantown Virginia. The mother was formerly.
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Pomeroy
Dale Casto
Morgantown
Fire destroys Allensworth home. second residence damaged
A fire yesterday afternoon destroyed the small home of Chief Allensworth on Fourth Street and partially destroyed a second bungalow nearby injuring one occupant. The incident left both structures a total loss with responders on site to secure the area. Local authorities investigated the blaze as a residential fire.
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Middleport
Chief Allensworth
Fourth Street
Meeting of Christian Endeavor Club at Mrs. Tuckerman’s home
Co. E. held a gathering with the Christian Endeavor of the Christian church entertained at the home of Mrs. Edward Tuckerman on Sixth street last evening. A two course luncheon was served by the hostess.
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Middleport
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Edward Tuckerman
Sixth Street
Widowed Mary Rhoades Dies at 81 in Pomeroy
Mrs. Mary Rhoades aged 81 died at her Condor street home Thursday morning. She was the widow of Jehew Rhoades.
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Pomeroy
Mary Rhoades
Condor Street
Rhoades
Jehew Rhoades
Civil War veteran dies after fracture hastens death
A civil war veteran who died two years ago passed away after a fractured hip sustained two weeks earlier. She leaves three sisters, Mrs. Nancy Barett of Cincinnati, Miss Jane Miller of Hazel, and Mrs. Hortense Case of Pomeroy. A short service will be held at the residence Sunday morning with Rev. Kenneth Reed officiating. The body will go to Ball Knobs near Racine for funeral services at the church and burial in Ball Knobs cemetery.
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Nancy Barett
Cincinnati
Jane Miller
Hazel
Hortense Case
Pomeroy
Kenneth Reed
Ball Knobs
Racine
Former Meigs Countian Dies at Huntington
POMEROY March 19 S. F. Smith died at his Huntington home after living in Meigs county most of his life. Born in Salem township he served as clerk of courts and later started The Leader a weekly newspaper before moving to Huntington. He leaves a widow and two children Sherwood of Huntington and Mrs. Charlies Switzer of Gallipolis.
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Pomeroy
S. F. Smith
Huntington
Salem Township
Brief Local Visits and Family News
Mrs Gallard Parrish and infant son of Danville arrived to visit her mother Judge Cora B Roberts. Mrs A O Tracy returned from Logan visiting her son Roy Tracy and family. George Burson was a business visitor at Point Pleasant. Mrs Rob Webster visits her aunt Miss Garnet Strickland in Charleston. Earl Burdette arrived from Trinway after the death of his aunt Mrs Mary Rhoades.
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Gallard Parrish
Danville
Cora B. Roberts
A. O. Tracy
Logan
Roy Tracy
George Burson
Point Pleasant
Rob Webster
Garnet Strickland
Charleston
Earl Burdette
Trinway
Mary Rhoades
Local Notes From Our City Natives
Mrs Fritz Besserer returned home yesterday after an operation at Holzer hospital. J C Knopp of Point Pleasant visits with his son Frank and family. Irene Shoals Pearl Street School teacher is ill. Mrs A H Skidmore substitutes for Miss Shoals. Mrs H C Cunningham Seventh Street is reported to be I. Annie Pullins visiting with
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Fritz Besserer
Holzer Hospital
J. C. Knopp
Point Pleasant
Frank Knopp
Irene Shoals
Pearl Street School
A. H. Skidmore
Miss Shoals
H. C. Cunningham
Seventh Street
Annie Pullins
Visitors at Guysville and Charleston notable
George at Charleston with his mother. John Thompson and Dr Fred Crary were visitors at Guysville yesterday.
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George
Charleston
John Thompson
Fred Crary
Guysville
Pope Sends Condolences Over Col Coolidge Death
In Rome on March 19 the Pope cabled the papal delegate in Washington to express condolences to President Coolidge regarding the death of Colonel Coolidge.
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Rome
Washington
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Greece president resigns amid election preparations
Athens report says President Condouriotis resigns to clear the way for upcoming elections. General Pangalos, the dictator, has announced the electoral move.
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Condouriotis
Greece
Pangalos
Australia develops self generating oxygen gas mask
Australian researchers unveil a gas mask that produces its own oxygen, enhancing protection for users in contaminated environments. The device integrates an onboard oxygen generation system aimed at improving breathing support where supply is uncertain.
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Australia
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