Study of soils to start Grow More Clover campaign meetings
Meigs county will begin soil studies to improve clover and alfalfa crops under the Grow More Clover program. Ohio State University expert MY Bailey will join county committee members L V Reuter, Homer Radford, Peter Hetzig, Elmer Kautz, T E Smith, M Davis, S Nease, and J Wilbur Lee at the Farm Bureau office March 29. Bailey will lead soil schools across four townships with tests to determine needed liming and fertilizing materials. Meetings include Forest Run church March 29, Rock Springs church March 30 at 9 30, Chester March 29 1 30, and Salem Center March 30 evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kautz
Chester Township
T. E. Smith
M. Davis
Salem Township
S. Nease
J. Wilbur Lee
Sutton Township
Bailey
Ohio
Forest Run
Rock Springs
Chester
Salem Center
Farm Lessons to Be Subject of Ramsower Talk
Ramsower, director of Ohio agricultural extension, will speak at Forest Run Church Friday evening on lessons from English and Danish farming. He canceled a Farm Bureau appearance due to a corn borer conference in Washington. The talk includes lantern slides from his travels showing long practiced farm methods.
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Pomeroy
H. €. Sower
Forest Run
Hurch
Ramsower
Ohio
Farm Bureau
W. M. Jardine
Rotary of Agriculture
Ers’ Institute
Bun
America
George Neal Dies in Charleston Ohio
March 23. George Neal of Middleport died Monday morning at 6 40 at McMillan hospital in Charleston after a short illness. He leaves a widow and three sons Charles Raymond and Ithmar. Funeral arrangements are not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
George Neal
McMillan Hospital
Charleston
Woman Barrister Appears in Court for First Time
In Meigs county court a woman lawyer participates in a trial for the first time. Charlotte Hogan of Columbus joins her brother John and Peoples & Peoples representing Emil Sauer against John B. Downing before Judge Clarence Curtain in Circleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Charlotte Hogan
Columbus
John
Peoples & Peoples
Emil Sauer
John B. Downing
Clarence Curtain
Circleville
Condé Improve After Surgical Operation At McMillan
IMPROVES POMEROY March 23 Mrs August Conde is rapidly improving from a recent operation at McMillan hospital Charleston Her son Ollie will be taken to McMillan hospital Saturday for removal of adenoids and tonsils and several teeth extraction
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Pomeroy
August Conde
McMillan Hospital
Charleston
Ollie
McMillan
Jury cases disposed in Pomeroy court week
Cases heard before Judge Miller were disposed this week in Pomeroy. Among those disposed are the lawsuit John Circle Jr versus I C Pickens where the defendant's motion was denied and leave granted to Oak. The jury will reconvene next Monday for remaining matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Petit Jury
Miller
John Circle Jr
1.C. Pickens
Oak
Church Funeral for Ellen Church Held in Middleport
March 23 funeral services for Ellen Church, 78, who died Saturday, were held Tuesday morning at the residence. The Rev. Weed of Pomeroy conducted the service and burial followed at Beech Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Ellen Church
Weed of
Pomeroy
Beech Grove
Pistink pleads not guilty in bootlegger case
Joe Pistink was arraigned before Judge Cora B. Roberts and pleaded not guilty to possessing implements for distilling intoxicants and to possessing liquor. Trial set for April 1. R A Mauck of Gallipolis to defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Joe Pistink
Cora B. Roberts
Pletink
Roberts
R. A. Mauck
Gallipolis
Two Men Plead Guilty to Stop Sign Violation in Pomeroy
Leo Bryan of Rutland and John Backman of Middleport appeared before Mayor C. J. Hess and pleaded guilty to violating the stop ordinance. Each paid $1 fine plus costs totaling $9.70 and were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Leo Bryan
Rutland
John Backman
Middleport
C. J. Hess
Thar
Middleport Mention Visitors and Relatives Traveled
Irma Giesen of Columbus visited friends on Monday. Earl Hartenbach Effie Mae Stewart and Evelyn Stewart spent Monday evening in Athens with friends. Mrs Don Allen returned Monday from Zanesville to visit relatives. Mrs Mary Swatzel and son Albert returned from New Straitsville to visit Mr and Mrs Earl Smith. Charleston residents Florence Russell went to Columbus for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Irma Giesen
Columbus
Earl Hartenbach
Effie Mae Stewart
Evelyn Stewart
Athens
Don Allen
Zanesville
Mary Swatzel
Albert
New Straitsville
Earl Smith
Charleston
Florence Russell
Local residents visit and travel notes from Nelsonville area
The passage records visits and travels of numerous individuals and couples including Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wysong of Nelsonville, Mr. and Mrs. Davis Williams of Gallipolis, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Karr to Zanesville, and several others from Athens Pittsburgh Huntington and Akron. It notes attendance at funeral services for Thomas Turnbull and social visits across Ohio communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wysong
Nelsonville
Davis Williams
Gallipolis
F. B. Murphy
Irving Karr
Zanesville
Kelly Grogen
Charleston
Vera Hecox
W. RR. Painter
Athens
Ivan Graham
W. K.turnbull
Robert Turnbull
Lawrence Turnbull
Fred Farmer
Raymond City
Thomas Turnbull
Needle and Thimble club hosts by Mrs Reed at her home
Social notes from Pomeroy Bend report Mrs W. B Reed of Middleport entertaining members of the Needle and Thimble club at her Fourth Street home on Wednesday evening.
Bridge Club Hosts Prizes Awarded at Front Street Home
Mrs A A Hugg of Middleport entertained her Bridge club on Front Street Monday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Emma Welch Mrs A P Miller and Mrs C F Rathburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hugg
Middleport
Front Street
Emma Welch
A. P. Miller
C. F. Rathburn
Literary club picks poetry and poets at Middleport
The Literary club in Middleport met at Mrs. A. Poindexter’s home this afternoon. The program featured Kipling verses from When earth’s last picture is painted to the Master of all good workman and included readings from Barrack Room Ballads by Mrs. Bean and from Nella Calderwood and Mrs. Cari Hobart as critic and poet laureate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
A. Poindexter
Auxiliary Meets The American Legion Chapter
The Auxiliary at Middleport held a Monday evening meeting at Mrs Laura Handley home with members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Aurxiliary
Middleport
Laura Handley
Miss Cherry Blossom staged by Hollister pupils at Glouster
A large crowd witnessed the Japanese operetta Miss Cherry Blossom at the Glouster opera house Tuesday night. Hollister teachers Edith Babbia Rachel Stewart and Frances Reading trained the cast. Net proceeds benefit Hollister schools. A P T A program with Rev Vian and piano accordion follows Thursday at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Cherry Blossom
Glouster Opera House
Hollister High School
Edith Babbia
Rachel Stewart
Frances Reading
Hollister
Boy William Peugh in Critical Condition After Relapse
Harl Peugh traveled to Columbus today due to his eight year old son William’s post operative condition at Grant Hospital. After initial improvement the boy’s health worsened this week following a prior operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Miss Maud Roberts Dies in Grant Hospital
Mrs. H. A. Chapman left Glouster for Columbus after the death of Miss Maud Roberts of Zanesville from influenza following a week illness. Roberts, former head of the trimming department at Bell's Millinery in Glouster, died Tuesday in Grant hospital. Funeral services will be held in Zanesville and burial in that city.
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Glouster
H. A. Chapman
Columbus
Maud Roberts
Zanesville
Grant Hospital
Miss Roberts
Bell's Millinery
Rings Standardized at Glouster High School Design
Glouster March 23 an effort to standardize rings and pins at Glouster high school features a design with the high school building and a coal tipple as a shank. Dies and samples are being developed and submitted soon. Projected five year savings total about 460.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
P T A to Meet With Rev Vian On March 23
The P T A announces a meeting featuring Rev Vian who will speak and perform on piano accordion. A mis shaped program has been prepared for the event set for March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vian
Ruth Biblical Play Scheduled by Loyal Daughters
In Glouster on March 23 the Loyal Daughters' class will present Ruth a biblical drama at the Church of Christ on Monday and Tuesday night. Significant time has been devoted to preparations for the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ruth
Church of Christ
Loyal Daughters
Aged New Rochelle Woman Declares Hidden Suitors
In New Rochelle Ida Goldberg 106 celebrated a birthday and hinted at marriage proposals from a 34 year old Philadelphia man and another from a man signing as John Oysten of Pottstown Pa. She urged keeping them in suspense as she weighed options.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Ida Goldberg
Home For
Aged Hebrews
Death of Troy Schoonover in Marion age twenty seven
Relatives in Chauncey received word of the death Monday night at his Marion home from pneumonia. Funeral services and burial will be in Marion Thursday. He is survived by his wife and one child, his parents Mr and Mrs Earl Schoonover, two sisters and an grandfather Oliver Schoonover, a former Chauncey resident. Cousins Edith Coulson Thomas D Schoonover and Charles H Howard are in Parkersburg hospital recovering from surgery.
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Chauncey
Troy Schoonover
Marion
Schoonover
Earl Schoonover
Oliver Schoonover
Edith Coulson
Thomas D. Schooonover
Charlies H. Howard
Services Held for Mrs. Mary Beitelchers Wright
The body of Mrs. Mary Beitelchers Wright was transported to Buchtel for funeral services at 2 PM conducted by Rev. Connally. Burial followed at Buchtel cemetery. She leaves a husband and several children and was a former resident of Buchtel.
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Chauncey
Mary Beitelchers Wright
Buchtel
Connally
Operation Chauncey Reported March 23 Update
Mrs. Fannie Ball of The Plains reports her daughter Mrs. Gordon Phillips underwent Operation Chauncey on March 23. Details from the family indicate a medical procedure occurred with recovery hoped for, though no further condition information was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Ball
the Plains
Gordon Phillips
Darrell Witham Slated for Cincinnati Appendectomy
Darrell Witham, son of Marshal and Mrs. Burke Witham of this city, was scheduled for an appendectomy in Cincinnati today after contracting appendicitis. Mrs. Witham left early this morning to be with him at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Marshal
Burke Witham
Darrell Witham
Cincinnati
Witham
Baptismal Chauncey Revival Baptisms Set Planned
Baptismal services will be held in the river near Floodwood Sunday afternoon. Converts from revivals at Floodwood Independent Holiness church and the Millfield dance hall will be baptized. The Rev. Mrs. Kimmey concluded a Holiness revival at the Millfield dance hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Floodwood
Independent Holiness Church
Millfield
Kimmey
Greens Run Church Dinner Features Chicken Dinner
Women of Greens Run Christian church hosted a church dinner serving chicken and sides, drawing parishioners and neighbors for food and fellowship in the community hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Greens Run Christian Church
Dinner at Church Dinner Tuesday Proceeds Support Church
A church hosts a dinner on Tuesday with proceeds designated for church purposes. The event aims to raise funds to support church activities and programs.
Dinner at Lower Plains Hosts Mr and Mrs Gabriel
Mr. and Mrs. George Gabriel Jr entertained at their Lower Plains home on Sunday. Guests included Misses Mildred Barber Lillian Barber and Beatrice Barber of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gabriel, Jr
Lower Plains
Mildred, Lillian
Beatrice Barber
Nelsonville
Surprise birthday party for Mrs Carry near Chauncey
Mrs Agnes Carry was treated to a surprise party Tuesday evening at her home near Chauncey in honor of her birthday anniversary. Music and games entertained twenty guests and luncheon was served.
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Agnes Carry
Chauncey
Social Visit Opens Plains Household in Chillicothe
Mr and Mrs Jack Harrison and daughter Frances and Miss Myrtle West were entertained in Chillicothe on Sunday at the homes of Mrs Harrison’s mother and brother Mrs West and Mr and Mrs John West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harrison
Frances
Myrtle West
Plains
Chillicothe
Harrison
Mrs. West
John West
Weekend Socials Include Travel and Visits Around Athens
Nelsonville residents Mr and Mrs William Sanderson and daughter Betty visited the McHare home and drove to Point Pleasant West Virginia on Sunday. Athens hosts included Mr and Mrs W C Nichols with the Hawk family and Miss Hannah Hunter staying with the Donalds. Doris Coon from Athens spent time with grandparents the Elmer Coons while Worth Dicken and family were in Logan to see his sister after an operation at New Cherington hospital. Humphrey party traveled to Columbus with Herman joining for a longer family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sanderson
Betty
Nelsonville
Russell McHare
Point Pleasant
W. Va
W. C. Nichols
William Hawk
Athens
Hannah Hunter
William McDonald
Doris Coon
Elmer
Quicksands of Love: A Dark Night at Dicky’s Door
A tense domestic scene unfolds as a wife suspects her husband Dicky’s rage driven by jealousy and possible plotting by Edith Fairfax. She frets over a motoring outing with Philip Veritzen, fears a hidden threat, and hears Dicky murmur angry accusations and a chilling night quote. The excerpt ends with Dicky shouting Edith’s name.
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Dicky
Philip Veritzen
Edith Fairfax
Women Students Present Colorful Annual Skit Show at Ohio University
Ohio University women students stage a seven act skit show at the Majestic Theatre March 25 and 26. David K. Todd leads organ between acts with Helen McClaflin as vocal soloist. Acts include Scandala of 1827 Chi Omega Pi of Alpha Xi Delta Leg of Nations Theta Phi Alpha Spanish Tomboys Doll Shoppe Alpha Delta Pi and A Musical Dream Pi Beta Phi. Tickets go on sale March 24 at 7 am and March 25 at 7 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Majestic Theatre
O'Clock
David K. Todd
School of Music
Todd
Helen McClaflin
Chi Omega
Alpha Xi Delta
Theta Phi Alpha
Mary Peters
Alpha Delta Pi
Pi Beta Phi
Ohio Briefs Highlight Jail Open and Paved Road Delay
In Columbus the county jail opened to allow inmates to see the outside world, nine prisoners were released. In New Philadelphia the city council said Governor Vic Danahey must wait another year for road paving near his home as funds are exhausted for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
New
Philadelphia
Vic Danahey
North Broadway
Gasoline Price War Rages in West Park
Motorists exploited a price battle between George R. Baird and P. W. Kurtz who ran filling stations on opposite sides of the street. The daylight hours saw prices drop to ten cents per gallon as they undersold each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park
George R. Baird
P. W. Kurtz
Two men injured in city-auto crash and fire
Newark reports Joe Parkinson and William Turner injured in a collision. Parkinson's car struck Turner and was hurled in front of a westbound interurban on the I. Co. and ER tracks, where it burst into flames. Both men sustained cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Joe Parkinson
William Turner
City Hospital
Parkinson
Turner
Stevens Bribery Trial Defense Denied Motion
Attorneys defending Mayor W H H Stevens lose a motion for directed verdict in a bribery case. The defense will begin presenting its case today as the Newark trial continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
W. H. H. Stevens
Stevens
Generous Husband Spanked Wife Over Money Says Chicago Divorce
Mrs. Clara Baltz testified in a Chicago divorce suit that whenever she asked her husband for funds he spanked her. The testimony highlighted alleged abusive conduct within the marriage as part of the dissolution proceedings.
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Chicago
Clara Baltz
Tomorrow's Horoscope on Harsh Day for March 24
Generally adverse conditions prevail due to lunar transits and Saturn Venus alignment. Safeguard possessions and be careful signing papers. Birthday individuals face little constructive achievement and should protect existing valuables while avoiding litigation. A child born today may need profound education to navigate life and respect others' rights.
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
An advertisement claims Coolanees gas tablets permanently relieve stomach and bowel gas. It asserts elimination of nervous feelings and heart palpitations, easier breathing, and warmth in limbs. Promotes buying genuine yellow-packaged tablets at Cline Pharmacy for $1.
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Baa
Cline Pharmacy
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