Mother seeks return of infant in habeas corpus case
A mother, Mrs. Albert Millhoan, petitions the court to regain Barrie Mae Milhioan, age one, from her aunt Mrs. Minnie Srlewine of Middleport. The case before Judge F. Crow in the local court alleges the baby was taken when the mother was treated for health reasons, and she now seeks custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
F. Crow
Albert Millhoan
Barrie Mae Milhioan
Minnie Srlewine
Middleport
Leedsville
Two More Change Pleas to Guilty in Ohio Court
In Pomeroy March 26 the thirteenth and fourteenth guilty pleas since the last grand jury were heard. Clifford Brazier and Richard Wise, originally charged with robbing two youths from West Virginia, pleaded guilty to assault and battery. Each man was fined $100 and costs, sentenced to four months in jail with 76 days already served, and the fine could be suspended for good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Common Pleas Court
Clifford Brazier
Richard Wise
West Virginia
Peoples
Vets Plan Meeting and Banquet in Council Chamber
Members of Gerber Camp Spanish American Veterans prepare for a Sunday gathering at the Council Chamber followed by a banquet. Recruits from McArthur will join, all former Company L Seventh Ohio Volunteers led by John Steele known as Jane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Gerber
Council Chamber
McArthur
Ohio Volunteers
John Steele
Jane
Reverend Wiehinger Attends Nelsonville District Conference
The Rev. C. H. Wiehinger pastor of Heath M. E. Church went to Nelsonville Tuesday for a district conference. Miss Wheaton, field secretary of the missionary work, accompanied the pastor after a local meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minderport
C. H. Wiehinger
Heath M. BE
Nelsonville
Miss Wheaton
The
Missionary Work
Eichinger
Happy Hustler Sunday School Plans Unique Program
The Happy Hustler Sunday School Class of the Church of Christ led by Mrs. Kathrine Reousey will present an entertainment at the church Friday evening March with the theme "Way Back When." The event features novelty costumes and a planned program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Happy Hustler
Church of Christ
Kathrine Reousey
Wil
Indicted Bandit Dodson Sought in Meigs County
Frank Dodson, one of the Junction City Bank robbers, is under indictment in Meigs County for non support. Indicted by the January 1929 grand jury, he was never located and is alleged to have abandoned a two year old child in Middleport.
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Pomeroy
Frank Dodson
Junction City
Meigs County
Middleport
Will Aid Invalid Josie Walker in Chester Township
Miss Josie Walker an invalid confined to bed at the Walker home Pine Grove Chester Township will be taken to Columbus hospital today or tomorrow to seek health improvement. She is the last survivor of her immediate family in the home after deaths of father mother sister and an uncle in the past 14 months. Relatives note she long refused to leave but now consents after the home losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Josie Walker
Walker
Pine Grove
Chester Township
Columbus
E. B. Smith
Helen
Charleston
S Smother
Caroline Michl
Michl
Joe Hecox
Snavely
Ray Hecox
Columibus
Speed Pickens
Palttimore
Tom
Ton Amos
Will Amos
Tom Amos
Letart
Baltimore
Pickins
Woman's Christian Board of Missions
Pearl Carraves
Herbert Link
Charles Walburn
Dennis Brickles
Uidward Spencer
Betz
Rose
Tucker
Carl Rutherford
Bucyrus
Lamb
Detroit
C. T. Shumaker
Huntington
R. M. Kinnaird
James Meadows
M. J. McCarty
Dea Hayes
George Schaaf
Local Woman Suffers Fractures in Hip and Shoulder
A. Reed learns from wife in Columbus that mother in Mt. Carmel Hospital has a fractured hip and previously reported fractured shoulder. Medical condition regarded as grave and is being treated at Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
A. Reed
Columbus
Myra Rowley
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Local residents return home and officials address animal control
George Greene and wife from Minersville with daughter Faye return home after wintering in Middletown. Miss Mabel Ashworth of Pomeroy visits River Hartley family in Columbus. Co F Sisson of Long Bottom is reported seriously ill as is his son Louis back from Texas. Mayor J Hess of Pomeroy issues a curb on chickens and dogs at large. Harvey Lastman, Meigs County Children's Home superintendent, is in Columbus on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Greene
Minersville
Faye
Middletown
Mabel Ashworth
Pomeroy
River Hartley
Columbus
Co. F. Sisson
Long Bottom
Louis
Texas
J. Hess
Harvey Lastman
Meigs County Children’s Home
Fish Dynamited Supposedly In Shade River Pools
Pomeroy reports complaints of fishing pools along Shade River dynamited. A man says zero sticks were stolen and used to kill fish. Game Warden Eldon Clark says he is pursuing the offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Shade River
Eldon Clark
Teacher Fined for Corporal Punishment in Brick Schoolhouse
Mildred Holter, a Brick Schoolhouse teacher in Orange Township, pleaded guilty before Justice I. W. Gilmore to administering corporal punishment to eight year old Dan Swartz Jr., pupil of her school. She was fined $1 with costs totaling $10.46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Mildred Holter
Orange Township
I. W. Gilmore
Dan Swartz
Illness Spreads Through Meigs County Schools
Meigs County reports widespread illness across its schools. Racine sees many absent pupils due to scarlet fever. teacher Maurice Lott is home ill and Mildred Reynolds covers. Rutland Township Railey Run School sees influenza sidelining Evelyn Turner with Mildred Michaels as substitute. Rose Hill principal Ray Wilson and Bunker Hill teacher Victoria Winters return after two weeks absent. County Teachers Institute panel meets to plan August gathering. County Board of Education addresses 2.65 mill school fund from local taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Racine
Maurice Lott
Mildred Reynolds
Evelyn Turner
Rutland Township
Mildred Michaels
Ray Wilson
Rose Hill
Victoria Winters
Bunker Hill
Theigs County ‘Teachers’ Institute
County Board of Education
Schubert Program Presented by Middleport Woman’s Club
The Woman's Music Club in Middleport held a Schubert program at Heath M. E. Church on Tuesday evening with active members and guests in attendance. The ensemble opened with a chorus performance, and the program featured Schubert pieces and papers on musical topics, along with a two piano four‑hand number and a string ensemble directed by a Mr. Scholl. Follow‑ups include social notes about local residents visiting and health updates on several people in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Woman's Music Club
Heath M. E. Church
Cenarian
Sylvia
Schubert
Roscoe Fowler
Sue Sauer
Evening program ends with piano duet performance
The closing number featured two pianos eight hands with Mrs Oscar Klein Mrs C B P Bradbury Mrs Hi ik Thomas and Miss Virginia Chegsy. After the concert Mrs M Hennessey chaired a reception in the dining room where refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Klein
C. BP. Bradbury
Hi Ik
Thomas
Virginia Chegsy
M. Hennessey
Lillian Welch
Norma Hecox
Eleanor Zicher
Eleanor Miller
Ulla Tewkesbury
Mildred Camp
Legion official to aid veterans in Pomeroy
A state American Legion officer will visit the Legion Hall in Pomeroy on April 1 to assist World War veterans with pending or potential compensation claims. The service is free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
American Legion
Legion Hall
Marshall L Goble Dies in Sunday Creek Valley
Marshall L Goble died early Tuesday at his son in law and daughter Stacy and Mrs Vosa in Trimble after a long illness. Born near Amesville in March 1843 he lived in Athens briefly and later settled in Trimble andGlouster with his wife Elizabeth Gilley dying in 1921. Survived by a daughter in Trimble a sister in Athens and two brothers in the West. Funeral set Thursday at 2 PM at Trimble M E Church with burial in Glouster Cemetery.
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Glouster
Marshall L. Goble
Sunday Creek Valley
Stacy Vosa
Trimble
Mr. Goble
Amesville
Elizabeth Gilley
Athens
Geble
City
Goble
Elizabeth Henry
West
Trimble M. FE
Glouster Cemetery
Knights of Pythias Past Chancellors Meet in Athens May Ninth
A meeting of the Past Chancellors Association of Knights of Pythias Lodges will be held in Glouster Athens and Hocking Counties on Friday May 9. Speakers include Ashbrook Columbus Grand Chancellor Charlies Justus Marion and Past Grand Chancellor Fred F E Frame Cleveland. The event aims for a large attendance and features an arranged program.
Funeral for Oscar Kittle Held in East Branch Church
Funeral services for Oscar Kittle, 31, of East Branch were held this afternoon at 2 o clock at the Church of Bishopville, conducted by the Reverend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Bkitth
East Branch
Extra Legged Leghorn Chick Draws Crowds at Hatchery
A three legged white leghorn chick hatched at Christmann Chick Hatchery in Trimble. The unusual chick is normal in every other way and draws many visitors as the first of its kind hatched in the area.
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Glouster
Christmanm
Trimble
Burial of Mr Kittle in Maplewood Cemetery
Fr £. Roberty of the Church of Christ, this city, burial was in Maplewood cemetery. Mr Kittle died Monday night at the home of his brother and sister in law Eli Kittle on East Branch. He is survived by two other brothers Kleuben Kittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberty
Church of Christ
Maplewood
Mr. Kittle
Eli Kittle
East Branch
Kleuben Kittle
Cascarets Candy Advertiser Claims Digestive Boost
A late night advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for biliousness gas headaches and poor appetite. It promises a morning reset after chewing a candy tablet before bed and urges giving them to children.
Simple Test Promises Quick Stomach Comfort
A plain at home remedy suggests Bisulated Magnesia tablets or powder as a quick after meal test for relief from indigestion. The ad touts instant or near instant soothing, claiming years of proven use and neutralizing stomach acids.
Weekend visitors and distant family news
Mr and Mrs Ernest Mulford visited relatives near Charleston. Frank Booth of Bucyrus, a former resident, is in Albuquerque New Mexico due to the serious condition of his son in law Lester Roush with death expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Mulford
Charleston
Frank Booth
Bucyrus
Alburquerque
N. M
Lester Roush
Roos To Lecture at Fine Arts Exhibition
Prof. Frank J. Roos will give a lecture on water colors lithographs and sculptures at the Fine Arts Hall at 7:30 Wednesday night Athens residents urged to attend The exhibition sponsored by the American Association of University Women and the Ohio University Art Department attracted over 1100 visitors last week It kicks off a series of east and midwestern museum art shows with future displays including stained glass windows Japanese prints drawings and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Hall
Frank J. Roos
Athens
American Association of University Women
Art Department
Ohio University
Suppress Communists in Kiangse Traps Bishop OShea Missionaries
The State Department reports provincial authorities in Kiangse are taking strong measures against Communists near Kanchow where Bishop J. A. O'Shea and a group of American Catholic missionaries are trapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Kiangse
China
Kanchow
J. A. O'Shea
Classifieds Ads Bring Quick Returns In Jackville
Mrs Liverett Russ of Jackville says classified ads pay off. An ad in the Jackville factory paper read Piano s Wanted to buy two good used pianos suitable for school use Phone 197R. About 25 calls followed the ad.
Four Men Fined by Mayor Wood for Intoxication
Four men were fined a total of 85 dollars by Mayor Robert S Wood on Monday night for intoxication. Duane Landis of Athens received the heaviest penalty at 50 dollars plus costs on intoxication and resisting an officer. Landis and a companion were arrested Sunday night by Night Officer McGrath. Landis attempted to escape en route to the city jail, but McGrath restrained him while the other suspect escaped and reportedly left the city. The report also notes a line about Donald Cooley of Athens and the Public Utilities Commission in Columbus dated March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines
Robert S. Wood
Duane Landis
Athens
McGrath
Landis
Columbus
Donald Cooley
Public Utilities Commission
Athens men fined for intoxication charges
Elden McHaffey and Monford Brown, both of Athens, were each fined $5 and costs when found guilty on a charge of intoxication. The article notes a separate instance where a person was fined $25 and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elden McHaffey
Monford Brown
Athens
Two Ohio U Teachers To Appear on Program
Nearly 150 education experts from ten states join Ohio State University for the tenth annual educational conference April 3 to 5. Athens will be represented by R. L. Morton presiding over mathematics and Velma Phillips addressing Home Economics on needs in efficient purchasing for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
Athens
Ohio
R. L. Morton
Ohio University
Velma Phillips
Railroads Not Violating Gasoline-Powered Passenger Train Crews
State officials conclude that railroads are not violating the passenger full crew act when operating passenger trains powered by gasoline engines. The finding addresses safety and compliance questions about crew requirements on gas powered services.
Orange Brand Tonic Endorsed As Health Booster
A vintage print advertisement touts ORANGE BRAND TONIC for weak, tired, underweight individuals. It promises rich blood, regained energy, weight gain, and revived nerves, citing Mrs. Ruthan Means of Charleston WV and claiming nationwide availability through Lash's Drug Store and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lash
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Meigs
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Lewis Moore
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Moore
Koester
W. A. Craft
Staf
Chancellors’ Association of K. of P
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Albert Edwards
Jacksonville
Mast Branch
Leslie Kittle
Concord
Dr. Carter
Roos
Washington
USA
Wood
Ohio U
FE. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co. Distributors
TONTC
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Southern Ohio Electric Co
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