Civil War Veteran Elzy Chanes Dies of Pneumonia
Elzy Chanes aged 87, Civil War veteran, died Wednesday in Pomeroy after a weeklong illness from pneumonia. Survived by four sons William John Gert Frank and Jaret and two daughters Cora MacNichols and May West. Burial at Fairview. Service led by Reverend Barnes. Chanes lived in Antiquity for about 30 years. Needle and Thimble club met at Mrs. Ray Smith’s Grant Street home with refreshments served.
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Middleport
Dizy
Pomeroy
John
Barnes
Fairview
Chanes
Antiquity
William
John Gert Antiquity
Frank
Gidart
Jaret
Akron
Cora MacNichols
Azon City
May West
Dorcas
Ray Smith
Needle and Thimble Club
Grant Street
Seek $1 215 Dowell file suit against Diehls
George Owell and Florence Howell filed in Meigs county common pleas court a suit against W Diehl and Elma Diehl seeking 1215 dollars with interest from March 4 1927 on a promissory note for 1000 dollars with 6 percent interest. The note allegedly delivered August 4 1923. Attorneys: C Fish.
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Pomeroy
George Owell
Florence Howell
Est W. Diehl
Elma Diehl
E Meigs County
Middleport man fined after pledge to support family
Jorge McHaffie of Middleport was jailed briefly on a non port charge, then fined 100 dollars with the fine suspended on condition he secures work to support his wife and child. In Pomeroy, Charte Hogan, daughter of the late Dorthy Hogan, appeared in Meigs County Court in the Emil Uer versus John B. Downing case, becoming the first woman to do so.
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Imiddleport
Jorge McHaffie
Middleport
H. P. Myer
Joe Gilmore
Nonipport
Pomeroy
Wople
Courterday
Charte Hogan
Othy Hogan
Emil Uer
John B. Downing
Hogan
Meigs Councourts
Mrs Crary Hosts Bridge Party in Middleport
Mrs Fred Crary of Middleport entertained members of her bridge club at her Second Street home Friday evening.
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Fred Crary
Middleport
Second Street
Ladies Aid to Host Bazaar at Faesbyter Church
The Ladies Aid of the Faesbyter church in Middleport will stage a parish event this evening at 3 30 P M. Proceeds support church activities and community projects. Local residents are invited to attend.
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Faesbyterehurch
Middleport
Middleport Social Notes Chip Away at Ills and Moves
Local residents report ailments stay mild and travel plans abound. Mrs. Vance Stewart is ill at home on Mill street while Irma Giesen visits Athens after several days with friends. Multiple residents move or travel between Middleport and nearby towns as family ties and illness shape the week.
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Middleport
Vance Stewart
Mill Street
Irma Giesen
Athens
Lewis Triplett
Charleston
Pana Russell
Sycamore Street
Bradbury
Dana Lambert
O. N. McElhinney
Gallipolis
Manly Riggs
Langsville
Irving Karr
Zanesville
John Mader
Circleville
W. B. Merrill
Parkersburg
Elizabeth Ward
Columbus
Mary Vincent
Everett Denham
Point Pleasant
L. A. Field
Huntington
J. P. Highey
Richmond
K. M. Barth
R. Singleton
J. B. Downing
Earl Middleton
Coal Street
Charles Findley
Pomeroya
C. A. Poindexter
Kichinger
Walter Owens
Ernest Grimes
Kimes
Edwards
George Neal
Winfield
Brotherhood Lodge
Oscar Mossman
Holzer Hospital
Mossman
Paving Estimates To Be Considered In Glouster Meeting
Glouster city council adjourns to weigh brick versus concrete for summer street projects. Local brick plant props support brick use to boost employment. Attendees compete in a Kiwanis attendance drive with eight week scoring and prizes.
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Glouster
Hocking Valley mine conditions explained at Kiwanis meeting
Glouster March 25 Superintendent Brown of the Ohio Coal Company spoke at the Kiwanis club on conditions in the local coal industry. He outlined factors affecting mine operations and market conditions in the district.
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Hocking
Brown
E. H. Taylor
Earl Faires
F. A. Danford
George W. Rose
R. G. Webber
Glouster Kiwaniangs
Memphis, Tenn
Sar Faires
Earl Johnson
Hocking Valley
Glouster
Ohio Collieries Company
Kiwanis Club
Boy Improves After Operation Chance For Recovery
Glouster reports William Peugh five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peugh shows improvement following a recent operation. Doctors say the youngster may recover with continued care and observation at home.
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Glouster
William
Earl Peugh
Boy in Columbus Hospital Improving After Illness
A young patient, previously in serious condition, showed improvement on Thursday after gatekeeping concern. Doctors indicate he has a good chance to recover and remains hospitalized in Columbus.
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Eral
Miners Idle at Mine No 1 Over Scale Trouble
In Glouster Ohio March 25 Mine No 1 at Jacksonville is idle after miners refuse to work due to faulty scales. Workers reported for duty but found the scales not in condition and went home.
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Glouster
Ohio
Jacksonville
Annual Better Glouster Expected To Sell In Weeks
The high school annual staff reports a larger and better annual this year and books are expected to be on sale in about three weeks. Financing has been a serious issue but the class expects to meet all bills from sales. Advertising patronage and advance sales are good.
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Glouster
Loyal Women's Class to Meet at Mrs McCarty’s Home
In Clouster on March 25 the Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ will gather this evening at the home of Mrs. W. E. McCarty for a planned meeting and activities.
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Clouster
Church of Christ
W. E. McCarty
Quick Mother's Oats Promotes Child Health and Growth
An old advertisement extols Quick Mother's Oats for its tender oat bran and natural whole grain flavor. It claims cereals lose value when refined and urges a daily bowl with milk for vitamins minerals and 23 percent of tissue-building protein for growing children.
Dont Risk Pneumonia By Neglecting a Cold
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is advertised as hospital proven medicine that stops a cough and cures the cold. The ad claims the potion penetrates irritated membranes and reaches the bloodstream to heal the whole system. It urges quick use for head colds chest tightness bronchitis and coughing.
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Ayer
Morgan County Church Services Listed for Sunday
Morgan county announcements schedule Sunday services in Ringgold at 2 30 led by Rev L A Donnally and Pisgah at 2 led by Rev D L Browning with both congregations urged to attend.
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Morgan
Glouster
Morgan County
Ringgold
L. A. Donnally
Pisgah
D. L. Browning
Traveling union aide in Cambridge field visits Athens and Corning
Joseph Richards, a traveling auditor for the United Mine Workers, spends the day in Cambridge field on business. Charles Reed, Jacksonville, transacted business in Athens on Friday. Mrs. William Shaw and daughter of Corning were guests of Mrs. Vane Roberts on Thursday. Mrs. Harlan Adams and two children returned to Fultonham after a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook.
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Joseph Richards
United Mine Workers
Cambridge
Charles Reed
Jacksonville
Athens
William Shaw
Corning
Vane Roberts
Harlan Adams
Fultonham
Adams
Charles Cook
Rothwell Club Hosts St Patrick's Party at Pride Home
The Rothwell club held a St Patrick's gathering at Mrs. W A Pride on Wednesday March 17. Guests visited Mrs. William Welch for a three course dinner with green and white decor. Charter members sat at one large table and all enjoyed contests and music back at Pride's, hosted by Mrs. W W Bryson and others.
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Rothwell Club
W. A. Pride
William Welch
W. W. Bryson
Hawk
Henshaw
Kientz
Kittle
Notable Guests Attend Uniontown Pa Event
Mrs. Munden hosts a gathering featuring guests including Mrs. Pride Rockhold Sheeran and M M Bryson Danford Drury James LeFavor McDonald Noon Stiff W Carty Florence Andrews Culver and Mrs J P Taylor from Columbus.
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Munden
C. A. Pride
W. A. Pride
Rockhold
Sheeran
M. M. Bryson
F. Danford
Drury
James
LeFavor
O. A. McDonald
Noon
Stiff
W. E. McCarty
Florence Andrews
E.S. Culver
Uniontown
J. P. Taylor
Columbus
P T A Supper Planned in Hartman Building
Jacksonville event: Parent Teacher Association to serve supper at 4 30 in the Hartman building.
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Jacksonville
Parent Teacher Association of
This Place
Hartman
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Ohio Collieries
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