Retirement Auction of Jersey and Durham Stock
Public auction at CHAS. McNAMEE Auctioneer lets go of 4 Durham cows with calves, 1 milking Durham, 1 Jersey cow with calf, 6 two year old Durham steers, 1 two year old Durham bull, 1 eight months old Durham bull, 3 yearling Durham steers, 1 one year old Durham heifer, 5 fall and winter Durham calves, 13 Jersey cows aged two to eight years all milking, 5 registered, 2 eligible, 6 high grade, bred to thoroughbred Jersey bull. One Jersey bull calf. Sale starts 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Office Directory Needed at Courthouse
A call urges a plain inexpensive office directory and clear signs at the county courthouse to guide visitors. Current confusion leads people to climb to the wrong floor and pass offices without distinguishing marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Temple of Justice
Letart High School Commencement Exercises
Letart union high school held Friday evening commencement with a fine program. The event showcased graduates and school officials in a formal ceremony marking the completion of the school year.
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Letart High School
Letart Union High School
Peter Pfarr Funeral Held in Tuppers Plains
Funeral services for Peter Pfarr were held Saturday forenoon at the M. E. Church in Tuppers Plains with Rev. Wilson presiding. Pfarr, 75, died suddenly Tuesday evening after retiring in good health. He was an old soldier respected by many and survived by his wife and several grown children. Attendees included several from Pomeroy.
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Peter Pfarr
Tuppers Plains
Peter Ifarr
M. BE
Wilson
Pfarr
Pomeroy
Commencement of Rutland High School Held This Week
Rutland High School held its commencement exercises during the past week with seventeen scholars receiving diplomas. The baccalaureate sermon was delivered by Rev. Parmalee. Class night featured a short play and Wednesday's program presented Shakespeare's Twelfth Night with notable student and faculty involvement.
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Rutland High School
Parmalee
B. R. Higley
Dr Edwards Olive Tableta Claim
Advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tableta a vege table compound with olive oil said to clear the skin brighten eyes and provide buoyancy. It claims to act on the liver and bowels like calomel without after effects and to relieve constipation with one nightly tablet. priced 10c and 25c and marketed to millions of boxes sold yearly.
High School Banquet Honors Local Students and Guests
The high school orchestra furnished music for the occasion with Rev. Parmalee delivering the invocation. Prof C H Teach gave a class address on Our Boys, County Superintendent George H Crow presented the presentation address, and a clarinet solo by Leland Chase plus a vocal solo by Helen Bowles enriched the program. A six course banquet followed for juniors and seniors, with visiting officials and local teachers in attendance. Roy Ferguson received praise for organizing the event which featured student toasts about notable high school days.
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Parmalee
Our Boys
C. H. Teach
Department of Public Instruction
George H. Crow
Leland Chase
Helen Bowles
Roy Ferguson
Mrs Gertie French Plans Summer Visit in Nebraska
Mrs Gertie French travels Thursday to Laurel Nebraska to spend the summer with her daughters Mrs Edith Ray and Mrs Edna Burdick.
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Gertie French
Laurel
Nebraska
Edith Ray
Edna Burdick
Child Mary Catherine dies from measles pneumonia
The seven month old Mary Catherine, daughter of Mr and Mrs James David son of Kerri Run, died Thursday from measles and pneumonia.
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Mary Catherine
James David
Kerri Run
American Legion Dance Draws Big Crowd At Armory
The Drew Webster Post American Legion dance at the armory on Thursday night was a complete success with over 75 couples attending. The event extended well past the planned hours from 9 to 1 o'clock into the early morning.
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Drew Webster
American Legion
the Armory
Improper Rear Lights Lead to Small Fine
Herbert Edwards pleaded guilty in Pomeroy to lacking rear lights on his vehicle. Mayor Diehl and Traffic Officer Moore heard the case. he was fined the minimum of $1 plus $3.85 costs. The May term of court opens next Monday with grand and other juries summoned.
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Herbert Edwards
Middleport
Diehl
Pomeroy
D. H. Moore
Barn Fire Destroys James Boggess Structure in Middleport
The large barn of James Boggess on Grant Street Middleport burned to the ground after catching fire around 9 a.m. Friday. Local firefighters fought the blaze but the structure was a total loss. no injuries reported.
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James Boggess
Grant Street
Middleport
Birthday Pot Luck for Edward Tewksbury
About twenty friends gathered at Edward Tewksbury's Middleport home Wednesday evening for a pot luck supper honoring his thirty first birthday.
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Edward Tewksbury
Middleport
Middleport PTA aims at domestic science room
The first monthly PTA meeting was held at the M. E. church to raise funds for equipping a domestic science room at Middleport High School. Proceeds from the meeting totaled over seventy dollars and the program was led by Mrs. Frank Fellows.
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Middleport High School
M. E. Church
Parent-Teacher Association
Frank Fellows
Local residents attend gatherings and travel notices list
Dr and Mrs 8 P Deem go to Tuppers Plains for Peter Pfarr funeral and won t return until Monday. Mrs Joseph Conde visits Pittsburg relatives. Mrs Edward, Mrs Jacob and Mrs John Huber visit Gallipolis. J J Ables of Syracuse seeks medical treatment in Gallipolis. Rev Stolzenburg returns from Lancaster and Parkersburg. Russ Helwick and Alice Helwick travel to Gallipolis for medical care. Wim tiood and Leah visit Gallipolis. Mrs May Dawson spends Thursday at Athens. Miss Mary Ann Case of Parkersburg visits Miss Freda Fathnie. Hoyt Fox s couple welcomed a fine son in Clifton. George Pullins of Brosta W Va visits mother Hierman Spires. Mrs Fred Crary returns to Bidwell. Mrs Ben Elberfeld returns from Columbus. Mrs Robert Hughes of Minersville visits sister in Paintville Ky. H A Roush and son visit Law rence Road in Gallipolis. Captain John Lyons returns from Washington. Mrs Arthur Sursher visits Cheshire relatives. Edgar Ervin travels to Toledo and Columbus. Mrs John Mier goes to Athens to visit relatives.
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P. Deem
Tuppers Plains
Peter Pfarr
Joseph Conde
Pittsburg
Edward
Jacob
John Huber
Gallipolis
George Daniels
West
J.J. Ables
Syracuse
Stolzenburg
Lancaster
Parkersburg
Russ Helwick
Alice Helwick
Wim Tiood
Leah
May Dawson
Athens
Mary Ann Case
Freda Fathnie
Hoyt Fox
Clifton
George Pullins
Brosta
W. Va
Hierman Spires
Fred Crary
Bidwell
Ben Elberfeld
Columbus
Robert Hughes
Minersville
Paintaville
H. A. Roush
Little Son
Lawrence Road
John Lyons
Washington
Arthur Sursher
Cheshire
Edgar Ervin
Toledo
John Mier
Religious Services at Walter Circuits Sunday May 2
Sunday school lesson titled Religious Capacities and Training of Children from 1 Samuel 3 1 11. Epworth League topic How to Show Sympathy from Matthew 25 34 40. Church of the Good Shepherd Corner State and Carpenter Streets holds Sunday service at 10 30 am with Rev C B Plummer rector.
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Samuel
Church OF the Good Shepherd
State
Carpenter Streets
C. B. Plummer
Church of God Hocking Street Service Schedule
Pastor B. J. Timmons leads Sunday school at 9:00 A M devotional services at 10:00 A M a long service at 6:30 P M sermon by the pastor on Winning a Crown at 7:00 P M Thursday evening service at 7:00 P M
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Church OF God
Christian Science Sunday Service and Times
Christian Science Society at the Masonic Temple invites attendance for Sunday service at 10 45 A M with the subject Everlasting punishment and Golden Text from Lamentations 3 39 40 Sunday school at 9 30 A M Wednesday meeting at 7 30 P M You are cordialy invited to attend.
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Christian Science Society
Masonic Temple
Christian Call to Heroic Service at Free Methodist Church
The Free Methodist Church schedules a morning sermon at 10 15 A M on The Christian s Call to heroic service and an evening sermon at 7 15 P M on Room for Jesus Pastor M E Snyder leads with song and prayer 6 45 P and a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 o clock
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Free Methodist Church
M. E. Snyder
Epworth League event and church services update
First M. E. Church announces Epworth League party this evening Saturday May 1 at 7. All young people welcome. Sunday school 9 Morning worship 10 30 Sermon The Face and Character Epworth League 6 30 Topic How to show sympathy Leader Lena Sams Evening service 7 30 Stere opticon Six O clock Whistle Around the World 75 pictures Notice time change for evening service 7 30 through warm months Junior League Monday 3 30 Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30
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M. E
C. Lloyd Strecker
Epworth League
Lena Sams
Sunday School at First Baptist Church Music Hall
The First Baptist Church invites attendees to Sunday school at 9 30 Sunday morning held at the Music Hall venue.
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First Baptist Church
Music Hall
Canvass for New Era Movement at Abbott Wilcox Church
Tomorrow the pastor will preach at morning service. From two to four o’clock the annual canvass for New Era Movement and church expenses will be conducted. Presbyterians are asked to stay home until solicitors visit. A youth meeting is planned at six thirty, followed by an evening review of the canvass results and a brief address. Sabbath School at nine o’clock.
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Abbott Y. Wilcox
New Era
Gard
Federal water power bill sent to Senate for approval
Washington April 30 The water power bill as agreed by house and senate conferees was reported to the senate today by Senator Jones Washington chairman of the senate commerce committee The bill creates a federal commission to administer leases and regulate the use of water power on public domains.
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Washington
House
Senate
Jones Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Federal Commission
Chauncey High Senior Class Presents The Crimson and the Blue
Chauncey High School senior class staged their play The Crimson and the Blue at the Globe Theatre. Cast includes Ralph Reed Class President John Judson Clyde Wend Sam Simpson and others with Miss Wright as teacher and Professor Monroe as principal noted for fine performance.
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Chauncey High
Globe Theatre
Chauncey High School
Ralph Reed
Arthur Brewer
John Judson
Iene
Sid Otis Clyde Wend
Sam Simpson
Duncerny
Vaughan Earieb
Ted Turner
Gbesabad Nile Sanders
Guy Gould
Ralph Howard
Ruth Randolph
Inaieeie
Isabel Smart
Ina Ireland
Dorothy Jane Minister
Annabelle Avery
Lucy Law
Edna Ellis
Anna Lucile Bradfield
Dora Dean
Laura Cunningham
Miss Wright
Ednes
Clara Love
Monroe
Wai Waee
Hubert Coulson
Poles Take Prisoners Near Berlin Front
Polish forces pierced the Bolshevik line and seized 10,000 prisoners after a Warsaw dispatch reported to the Vossische Zeitung. The report states the action occurred near Berlin and marks a significant advance for Polish troops in the theater.
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Berlin
Vossische Zeitung
Warsaw
Christian Endeavor monthly meeting held at Bradfield home
The Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian church met at Charles Bradfield's home Tuesday. Plans for stronger work were made and county convention reports heard. Performances included piano duets by Dorothy Min ister and Lucille Bradfield and papers by Miss Lucy Law and Miss Ruth Wharton.
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Ruth Wharton
Hazel Lahugh
Helen Bradfield
Courtney
Gladys Bradfield
Christian Endeavor Service
Ruth
Pearl Wharton
Methodist ban on dancing to be debated at national conference
Des Moines May 1 delegates from every state gather as the Methodist church national conference opens a month long session. The fight to lift the ban on dancing card playing theater and amusements is expected to be close with J Henry Smythe Jr leading the push supported by several state conferences while opposition remains strong. A unity report on merging the Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Episcopal Church South will also be considered.
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Des Moines
J. Henry Smythe, Jr
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Smythe
Methodist Church
Resolutions Committee
National Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Pink Pills Restore Appetite and Color Says Mrs Waldburg
A Albany New York resident recounts chronic ill health and suggests Dr Williams Pink Pills rebuilt her blood. After one box her strength returned appetite improved and headaches nervousness and stomach trouble disappeared. Pills sold by druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY 60 cents per box and free booklet available.
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K. Waldburg
West van Vechten Street
Albany
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Church conference set to open with senior bishops presiding
The Southern church conference in 1922 will be led by the bishops in seniority order. Bishop James F. Barry will open the session. Bishop W. F. McDowell of Washington D C will read the episcopal address. Dr E S Tipple of Drew Theological Seminary Madison N J directs the entertainment program.
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Ence
Southern Church
Church
James F. Barry
W. F. McDowell
Washington, D. C
E. S. Tipple
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison, N. J
Quarantine Lifted After Five Weeks in Hock Coal Fields
Griff Evans returned to street life after five weeks of scarlet fever quarantine. His daughter Jennie, a kindergarten teacher at the university training school, fell ill five weeks ago, prompting his confinement at home. Evans long worked with the Sunday Creek Coal Company and later the Ohio Collieries Company and recently left that firm.
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Griff Evans
Carpenter Street
Jennie
University Training School
Evans
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Ohio Colleries Company
Hockcoal
Ohio Collieries Company
Ohio University Dean Receives YWCA Offer
Irma E. Voigt dean of women at Ohio University has been offered the post of executive secretary for the YWCA north central field covering Minnesota North and South Dakota Nebraska and Iowa. Two weeks remain to decide. At the national convention she served on the resolutions committee spoke at dinners and played a leading role in the business sessions and was praised by senior YWCA officers.
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Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
National Y. W. C. A
Minnesota
North and
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Y. W
Voigt
Resolutions Committee
National
The
Gas Consumers Notice on Evening Hours Change
Effective May 1 the office will discontinue remaining open evenings of the 10th of each month and the Saturday evening before the 10th. The notice informs gas consumers of reduced public access and changes to hours.
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Darwin
Bedford Township
Meigs County
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Edison Hart
Herbert Riggs
Chas. McNamee
Omeroy Bend News
E. N. Earley Dealer
W. Union
Helen Howard
Arnold Gregg
Earl Montgomery
Joe Rock
Antonio Moreno In “the
the Majestic
Peggy Hyland
Majestic
Mary Pickford
John Fex Jr
Pomeroy Bend Briefs
AT ‘Walte Ciuirciries
Presbyterian Church
Chauncey
Naomi England
Akron
Earl Bridgewater
Frank Weaver
Xenia, O
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Glouster
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J. Surtus
Wm. Longstaff
Koenig
Murray
K. of P. Hall
I. O. O. F. Lodge
A. H. England
Rebekah
Lynn Rodgers
D. W. Law
Will
Touet
Dr. Strecker
Paramount Artcraft
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Mae Murray and
David Powell
Douglas Maclean
Doris May
Aditorses
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Wilkesville
Tues
Coolville
Amesville
Warren Bros. Stable
J. W. Baker
Athens Opera House
Thomas H.ince
Fox Jr
New York
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