Thirty Three Meigs Youths Sign For Training In Kentucky Camp
Thirty three Meigs county youths have been accepted as candidates for Camp Knox Kentucky this summer. Applicants must be seventeen or older and meet physical mental and moral standards. Government pays railroad fare to Camp Knox Fort Thomas or Fort Benjamin Harrison and dates run July through August.
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MEIGS
Kentucky Camp
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Fort Thomas
Kew
Fort Benjamin Har- Indiana
Pease
W. Schwegman
Meigs Countyman
Green Line
Fort Thoman
Cat. T. C
Gallia
R. W. Schwegman
Starling Ald
Calvin Reichman
Ger Rice
Lawrence Curtiss
Rich Mackin
Charles Neal
Clarence Sanborn
Charles Shumaker
Preston Snowden
Paul McClure
Jess Swisher
Charles Lewis
Perry Rootestley Ely
Joseph Hecox
Alfred Oush
John Ward
Athens district Home Missionaries meet in Middleport
Delegates from Athens Nelsonville Marietta Zanesville Racine Gallipolis Pomeroy and Midgleport attend a two day Athens district convention at the Middleport Methodist church. The event features devotions greetings reports talks and officer elections with music by the Middleport music club.
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Methodist Church
Middleport
Athens
Secre
Tary
T. F. Cowden
Marietta
E. M. McCormick
Gallipolis
Handolph Bowen
Middleport Conductor Otto Ley Hospitalized for Appendicitis
Otto Ley, a conductor for the New York Central Railway, was taken Monday evening to McMillian Hospital at Charles on for treatment of appendicitis.
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Middleport
Ottoley
New York Central Railway
McMillian Hospital
Charleson
Pomeroy Schools Close Early Amid Grading Report
May 12 Pomeroy reports that the Pomeroy High School will dismiss Thursday after exams held Tuesday. The one month term will be 11 months this year and state officials call the school a first class high school despite circulating rumors.
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Pomeroy
Drunk Payers Fine After Late Night Incident
Pomeroy May 12 Russell le who was arrested March 23 on a charge of in dication appeared at the mayor's early this morning and paid a fine of 23.19 dollars. Giles Pomeroy was brought to physicians in a semi conscious state from the effects of an alr ight drinking party. Giles later died at Holzer hospital in Gal polys from the effects and cold. Ethel Sutton returns to Wil urforce after a visit with her mother Mrs Edward Sut- Mrs Lawrence Spooner of Toledo visiting here with Mrs Julia Ep are. Elsie Farber of Charleston visits Mr Cari ne Bradford and daughter. Jile suffers from influenza.
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Pomeroy
Russelle
Eele
Otho Giles Pomeroy
Giles
Holzer Hospital
Galpolis
Pomeroy Bend
Ethel Sutton
Wilurforce
Edward Sut
Lawrence Spooner
Toledo
Julia Ep
Elsie Farber
Charleston
Carine
Bradford
Jile
Letart Train Victim George Wolfe Laid to Rest
POMEROY May 12 The body of George Leon Wolfe 67 a Wheeling resident formerly of Meigs county was brought here for burial Wolfe died Sunday when his head was severed by a train as he and another man and boy walked along a track The funeral will be held at Letart Church at 2 p m Wednesday with burial at Plantz Wolfe lived with his stepdaughter Mrs Charles Foster of Wheeling
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Pomeroy
George Leon Wolfe
Wheeling
Meigs County
Wolfe
Charles Foster
Letart
Plantz
Bengel to Seek Re Election as Court Clerk at Pomeroy
T W Bengel announced his candidacy in the Republican primaries for the clerk of courts. He already serves three terms and filed his declaration with the election board. The filing followed Miss Freda Radford entering details with the clerk.
Sick Stomach Teaches Her a Lesson
Mrs. Alfred Fie of Brooklyn writes that daily mornings brought heaviness dizziness and sour taste. A friend recommended Carter's Little Liver Pills which relieved her constipation by cleansing the intestines gently. Druggists sold 25 and 75 cent red packages.
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Brooklyn
Alfred Fie
Carter
County official runs in August primaries
The election clerk filed her petition to run for county recorder at the August primaries on a Wednesday. Miss Radford spent two years in the county farm bureau office and now works for O. H. Stewart, copying deeds from the county recorder's records.
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Miss Radford
County Farm Bureau
O. H. Stewart
County Recorder's Office
Stroke Takes Perry Stanert At Flora General Store Owner
PERRY STANERT, a Flora general store owner, died after a stroke suffered months ago. He passed away at his Flora home on Monday, leaving two daughters. He was a well known figure across the county.
Funeral services held for Winnie Frost and Mrs Chase
Winnie Frost of Flora and Mrs Chase of Albany had funeral services Wednesday at 10 a.m. from the church in Burlington. Burial followed in Burlington cemetery.
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Winnie Frost
Flora
Mrs. Chase
Albany
Burlington
Huntington-Ohio bridge opening set for May 22 at 2 p m
The formal opening of the Huntington-Ohio highway bridge across the Ohio River will be at 2 o clock Saturday May 22. Activities will occur at Chesapeake on the Ohio side of the river.
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Pomeroy
Huntington
Ohio River
Chesapeake
Ohio
Mrs Neutzling Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Walter Neutzling was brought to her Breezy Heights home from Gallipolis hospital on Tuesday and is reported to be recovering.
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Pomeroy
Walter Neutzling
Breezy Heights
Gallipolis
Neutzling
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