Pomeroy Machine Company Rebuilding After Major Fire
POMEROY O March 22. Management moves quickly to resume operations salvaging from the recent fire. Mechanics repair damaged machinery and crews restart work in all possible departments. Parts unscathed by fire are rehung and temporary roofs erected to speed partial production. President Charles Ebersbach and General Manager A V Wadsworth push rehabilitation daily, aiming for early operation.
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Pomeroy Machine Company
Charles Ebersbach
A. V. Wadswordh
Quiet Pomeroy Weddings Link Marine Vet to Machine Plant
Mr Arthur Mitch son of Mr and Mrs Jessie Mitch wed Miss Meda Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith at the Baptist church in a ceremony conducted by Rev J C Ford. The groom a U S Marines veteran works at Pomeroy Machine Company and they plan to reside at Kerrs Run with a welcoming home prepared for them. Edward Eb Durst 26 and Bessie E Massar both of Pomeroy wed at the Peace Evangelical church parsonage in a private ceremony with only immediate relatives present.
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Arthur Mitch
Jessie Mitch
Meda Smith
Charles Smith
Daptist
J. C. Ford
United States Marines
Pomeroy Machine Company
Pomeroy
Myr
Mitch
Wat Kerrs Run
Edward Eb, Durst
Bessie E. Massar
Henry Massar
Peace Evangelical Church
Nussemann
St Patrick Day luncheon tops Middleport social week
The Middleport Literary Club hosted a St Patrick Day luncheon at Miss Nella Calderwood home with green decorations and handpainted shamrock place cards by Mrs James Harley. Guests included Mrs W F Reed of Pomeroy Mrs Flora Talbott Mrs W D Berry Mrs Marvin DeMaine and Miss Martha Stewart with out of town members Mrs Arthur Stuart of Charleston and Mrs Harry Bowers of New Martinsville.
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Middleport
Shakespeare Club Hosts Courtship Contest and Social Evening
The Shakespeare Club hosted its third social meeting with a Shakespeare Courtship contest awarding Mrs John. Bluecliffe Camp Fire Girls gave a mothers’ social at Sumpson M. kb church with a pink and white feast. Drew Webster Post American Legion held a large armory dance drawing over 2000 attendees. The Lend-a-Hand Society plans Ye Tea Party of Ye Olden Times with all roles by members.
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Mateing
Dora Bostic
L. He XK. Poulk
Lab
Simpson M. KE. Church
Meigs County Board Accepts Ballot Printing Bid
The Meigs County Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections met on Saturday to review bids for printing ballots for the April primary. Two bids were presented: Democrat at $282.50 and Meigs Publishing Company at $248.50, with the latter accepted.
Bishop Reese to Confirm Class Tuesday Evening
The Rev Theodore Irving Reese of Columbus will preach and confirm a class at Grace Episcopal Church Tuesday evening. Services start at 7 30.
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Reese
Theodore Irving Reese
Columbus
Grace Episcopal Church
Entertain Happy Hustlers at Mrs Ewing Home
The Happy Hustlers of the Presbyterian church will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Glenroy Ewing this Monday evening with Mrs. I. W. Weed assisting hostess.
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Presbyterian Church
Glenroy Ewing
I. W. Weed
Pomeroy Bend Briefs Reflect Local Weekend Visits
Local notes list visitors and appearances across the area. Mrs. KR Thompson visited her mother Mrs. Mel Coughenour in Cheshire while numerous others traveled to Gallipolis Athens Columbus and Akron for hospital visits business and family occasions.
Weekend Social Notes and Local Updates
Lonesome Cave resident Miss Eunice Williams spent the weekend with sister Mrs. Reynard at Green Branch. Joe Slater and family shopped at Guyaville on Saturday. The measles flu and smallpox epidemic is decreasing. Cecil Poston purchased a team of mules. Little Maul Fortney, ill with pneumonia, is slowly improving. Roy Pierce and Allen Secoy visited Harter Fortney on Sunday. Allen Secoy will stay in Jerseyville on business this week. W H Hoisington dragged the roads Thursday. Mrs. Walter Greavier recovering from appendicitis. Leona Hawk shopped at Guysville this week. Leonard and Ray Williams, Harvey, Charley and Wilson Buck were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawk Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Poston called on Dr. Frey last week. Mrs. Joe Niggemeyer and family visited Friday with W H Hoisington. There is quite a bit of moving.
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W. H. Hoisington
Walter Greavier
Leona Hawk
Guysville
Messrs
Leonard
Ray Williams
Harvey
Charley
Wilson Buck
Fred Hawk
Cecil Poston
Frey
Joe Niggemeyer
Families Move Into Neighborhood From West Virginia
Three families relocate to the area from West Virginia. Leo McClain stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs Allen Secoy and attends Mills School. Harter Fortney helps Roy Pierce two days this week hauling logs as local workers finish installing a telegraph line.
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West Virginia
Leo McClain
Allen Secoy
Mills
Harter Fortney
Roy Pierce
Local Notes From The Plains Area
A weekly note列 items include cinders on the road between Gabe Coon s store and Herman Stage s property. Visitors: Mr and Mrs John Stauffer of Pomeroy with Mrs Mary Stauffer and Erwin. Mrs Thorn called to Albany by a brother s death. Mrs Liz Guesa sick. Cliffe Wolfe guest of Roscoe Shields. Frank Smith hosted chicken dinner for Burdette s 78th birthday. Zine Courtney visited Nelsonville. Henry Verity and Nelsonville visitors. Mrs Dave Aleshire sick. Mrs Fin Cook guest of Orla Shreves at Hocking. Andrew McGill who moved in to Emrick McKee house plans to leave for Nelsonville.
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Gabe Coon
Herman Stage
John Stauffer
Pomeroy
Mary Stauffer
Erwin
Thorn
Albany
Mr. Jones
Liz Guesa
Cliffe Wolfe
Roscoe Shields
Frank Smith
Burdette
Zine Courtney
Henry Verity
Nelsonville
Blankenship
West Virginia
Sharp
Ed Burdette
Hebbardsville
Dave Aleshire
Fin Cook
Orla Shreves
Hocking
Local Social Notes Provide Weekend Visits and Birth News
Zreen's Run Misses Carry Smith Garnet and Freda Daniels spent Sunday at Hollister as guests of friends. Miss Doris McGee visited Glouster with her brother. Flossie Hipscher returned from Columbus hospital after an appendicitis operation. Mrs William Cartwright stayed in Jacksonville with her mother. Frank Smith and J 2 D Smith hosted a Wednesday visit. Mrs Inez Shasler and Mrs Clark West were Athens visitors Thursday. Julius Baraka welcomed a daughter Thursday. Mrs Elizabeth Daniels and Freda visited Milfield with Anna Anderson of Womerset Iowa. The Johnson Beverage store at Modoc is under rapid construction and to open by April. Golda Vore of Lancaster visits Ed and Mrs Vore.
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Pomeroy Bend
KR. L. Thompson
Mel Coughenour
Cheshire
J. W. Cook
Masons
Akron
J. J. Clark
Charleston
Manning Webster
Gallipolis
Northup Moore
Kansas City
Samuel Moore
A. A. Maxim
Mrs. Simpson
Racine
Michigan
Edward Ebersbach
H. Bissell
Washington S
George Starkey
Owen Daly
Emma Gunther
Frank Amberger
J. B. Nelson
Carpenter
William Nelson
Salem Township
Kid Hite
Nelsonville
H. L. Sibley
Marietta
Nora Miller
New Haven
Wa. Eudwards
Orbiston
I. C. Nease
Steubenville
Miss Sueest
Huntington
J. T. Bissing
Letart
W. Va
Russell
Middleport
Cleveland
James Fearnster
Homer Thaxton
Phil Joachim
Mome
Logan
John Glover
Third Street
Pythian Park
Carry Smith
Garnet
Freda Daniels
Hollister
Doris McGee
Glouster
Flossie Hipscher
Columbus
William Cartwright
Jacksonville
David Lowery
Frank Smith
J. 2
D. Smith
Inez Shasler
Clark West
Athens
Td Cartwright
Julius Baraka
Elizabeth Daniels
Freda
Milfield
Anna Anderson
Womerset
Iowa
John Harich
Harry Leake
Johnson Beverage
Modoc
Golda Vore
Lancaster
Ed Vore
Coolville Woman Returns From California Winter Visit
Mrs. Eleanor Brenan Dunlavy returns to Coolville after spending the winter in California with relatives in San Jose and San Francisco. She praises the Santa Clara valley as the state’s most beautiful and fertile area. This is her eighth winter in California, usually with her daughter.
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Eleanor Brenan Dunlavy
Coolville
California
San Jose
San Fancisco
Santa Clara Valley
Local Notes From Tattler's Ridge Residents Move Visits
Mrs. M M Dewees visited a stew art business last week. Charley Moore moves his family to property bought from Dave Lones. John Moore and family, with son Roy, plan to move near Beebe soon. Lolo Sinclaire visited Guysville last week. Gladys Chapman attended the Stewart pie social Thursday evening. Han Whyte made a business trip to Stewart Saturday.
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M. M. Dewees
Stewart
Charley Moore
Dave Lones
John Moore
Roy
Beebe
Lolo Sinclaire
Guysville
Gladys Chapman
Han Whyte
Coal Production Rise Evident in Venezuela Over Years
A steady increase in coal production has been noted in Venezuela over several years, with higher output reported across multiple seasons and regions, signaling ongoing growth in the sector despite broader economic challenges.
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Venezuela
Opium Den Raided. 25 Held Then Released
Federal agents and police raided an opium den in Carron on March 22. Twenty five persons were rounded up but all were released.
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Carron
Motorcycle limousine carries three aboard
A novelty in the motor vehicle line features a motorcycle limousine that seats three people. This shows growing interest in expanded capacity cycles and may signal new trend in personalized transport.
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Motor v Vehicl
Local Note on Mayle Family Health Update
Sand Ridge Mrs. Henrietta Mayle shows partial improvement after illness. Harrison Mayle of Akron returns home to tend his mother as she remains seriously ill. Alice Mayle works in Columbus and visits her parents and grandmother for a few days. Jennie Six of McDougal is cared for nearby.
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Henrietta Mayle
Harrison Mayle
Akron
Alice Mayle
Columbus
Jennie Six
McDougal
Local visits and family gatherings across towns
Mrs. Albert King of Columbus visits her aunt Mrs. Henrietta Harrison. Thelma and Darrel Sams spend Wednesday evening with Mrs. Mayle. Mrs. Sam Mayle of Millfield Wag visits Athens on Wednesday and Thursday.
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A. Mayle
Albert King of
Columbus
Henrietta Harrison
Thelma
Darrel Sams
Mayle
Sam Mayle
Millfield
Athens
Real Cure for Catarrh Demands Strong Treatment
Catarrh is a real enemy requiring vigorous treatment not sprays or douches. Local remedies only offer relief temporarily and often fail to cure. A bottle of S. S. S. is advertised to reach the root of catarrh by cleansing the blood, with free medical advice from the Medical Director at 106 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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Swis Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
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