Meigs County Teachers Receive May Certificates
Nineteen Meigs county teachers were granted May certificates by County Superintendent Charles Wagner. Recipients include Carl Weese Everett McKnight Earl Knight and others from Rutland Pomeroy Racine and Minersville with 12 to 36 month terms. Five renewals were issued to various teachers led by William C. Peck Maurice Lott Zahl Fultz and others. Charles F Roberts received the May renewal for the high school after illness. Mrs. Smith suffered a severe nasal hemorrhage Wednesday evening and remains weakened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Charles Wagner
Carl Weese
Use
Everett McKnight
Rutland
Earl Knight
Chester
Worley D. Chase
Cheshire
Joy J. Roush
Bertha Fell
Minersville
Thelma A. *Dill
Mildred Grueser
Anna Ogain
Langsville
Ruth Carson Tucker
Racine
Clara Kennedy
Finn Beegle
Ethyl Theiss
Caroline C. Michael
Middleport mentions and regional visits noted
Martha Skinner returns from a visit with Mrs. Virginia Karr in Zanesville. Mrs Snyder of Second Street comes home after a short visit in Columbus. Sam Tinklepaw of Columbus visits with his wife. Mr and Mrs Richards of Sixth Street plan to move to Columbus Saturday. The Richard property is to be rented by C F Keffer and Sam. Paul Rust and daughter Hyla of Columbus visit here with Owen Rust and family. Otto Stanley had an appendicitis operation at McMillan hospital. Charleston reports improvement. Yalonda Lippi visits friends in Parkersburg. Mrs William Robson and two children stay two weeks with Mrs Bem Irving at Charies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Martha Skinner
Virginia Karr
Zanesville
Snyder
Second Street
Columbus
Sam Tinklepaw
Mrs. Richards
Sixth Street
Richard
C. F. Keffer
Sam
Paul Rust
Hyla
Owen ‘Rust
Otto Stanley
McMillian Hospital
Charleston
Yalonda Lippi
Parkersburg
Willia Robson
Twoildren
Bem Irving
Charies
Localities Show Western Ohio Ties in Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Hugh Lindsey of flumbus return home after visiting sister Mrs Ralston Rosewell and family. Miss Emma Lee returns to Marietta after sister's death. Mildred Mees comes home from Cincinnati where she visited. Floyd Mees returns from Huntington business trip. H E Burton returns to Wheeling after short visit. Miss Katie Ebersbach ill. Madalyn Sauer leaves Saturday for Davey W Va to visit sister then to Huntington to enter school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Lindsey
Flumbus
Ralston Rosewell
Emma Lee
Marietta
Mildred Mees
Cinnati
Floyd Mees
Huntington
H. E. Burton
Wheeling
Katie Ebersbach
Madalyn Sauer
Saturn
Davey
W. Va
Sheet
Arrest on liquor charge shocks Pomeroy
Pomeroy resident Jack ns Sr. was arrested Thursday afternoon by Officer Ray Roush on a liquor sales charge. He pleaded not guilty and was jailed. a warrant was issued by Professor Wayne Lutz of the gray schools. Evans reportedly sold liquor to several high school pupils last Monday, and posted a $100 bond to gain release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Jack Ns
Ray Roushe
Office of Justice
Professorayne Lutz
Eray
Evans
Tragedy at Hobson Farm Tractor Topples
May 14 report from Middleport says Da Gatewood, an employee at the d sey farm near Hobson, escaped serious injury when a tractor he was working with turned over. The tractor buried him briefly but he was in a gulley at the front end and avoided fatal injuries, suffering severe burns instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
da Gatewood
Hobson
Navy
Gatewood
Will Bar Receives Cancer Treatments At Mt. Carmel
Pomeroy May 14 Kerrs Run resident Will Bar was taken to Mt. Carmel hospital Colum for cancer treatments after a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Will Barof Kerrs
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Colum
Hospitalized again as Mrs Hysell s condition worsens
Pomeroy reports Mrs Omer Hysell taken to Gallipolis hospital Wednesday with a clot on the brain, a recurrence of a prior condition that had afflicted her two years ago. No definite report from the hospital as yet. In Middleport, May 14, Mrs Mentth’s condition improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Omer Hysell
Gallipolis
Wedevening
Middleport
Alumni Banquet to be Broadcast by WSAZ Tonight
Pomeroy May 14 WSAZ will broadcast the Alumni Banquet program at 7 30 this evening. An excellent program has been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
WSAZ
HE McCune
G. W. Hopkins
W. State St
Overland and Willys-Knight
State St
Graduate Bride Ida Mae Smith Marries Charles Sargaent
Ida Mae Smith, a Pomeroy high school graduate, announced her marriage to Charles Sargaent of Jerseyville. The couple wed at Huntington on April 24. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Smith of Bunker Hill, and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sargaent.
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Bride
Bolton will probate leaves all to widow Norma Bolton
Arch Bolton of Columbia township had his will probated. It states all real and personal property goes to his widow Norma Bolton. Upon her death remaining property would be divided between children Flora and Oris Bolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Pomeroy
Arch Bolton
Columbia Township
Norma Bolton
Flora
Oris Bolton
Martha Shumway Injured by Electric Wringer
Martha Shumway of near Alfred sustained painful hand injuries when her hand was caught between the rolls of an electric wringer. Fifteen stitches were needed to close the wound though no bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Martha Shumway
Near Alfred
Ohio official opposes undergraduate reforms in football
Q O C Bird head of athletics at Ohio University disputes eastern students proposals to reform college football. He rejects equating coach and professor salaries, benching coaches, restricting schedules to four games, and abolishing championships, citing coaching demands, public scrutiny, and conditioning concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q O. C. Bird
Ohio University
Footeball
Baird
Bird
Coal Problem in Athletics Sparks Debate at Oberlin
In Glouster on May 14 the Kiwanis heard Hal Griswold discuss coal freight rates and their impact on Ohio ports. He argued for federal rate reform and urged local action, while a prior athletics debate highlighted the will to win in championships and claimed some schools oppose yet support them in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Bird
Savage
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Griswold
Interstate Commerce Commission
West Virginia
Kentucky
Kiwanis Club
Washington
George Jennings weds Lena Morris in Columbus ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. James Jennings announce the marriage of their son George to Miss Lena Morris of Athens. The ceremony occurred in Columbus on May 12. The couple will reside in Columbus where George has a barber shop position at Bexley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
James Jennings
George
Lena Morris
Athens
Columbus
Civil War Veteran Benjamin Allen Dies in Glouster
Benjamin Allen 76 died at his Walsall addition home after noon Thursday. A Civil War veteran, he leaves six children Marguerite Nelle Frank Elmer Mrs Nichol ison and William. Funeral at Hollister church Sunday at 1 30 pm conducted by Rev John Tippie. Burial Hollister cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Benjamin Allen
Walsall Addition
Marguerite
Nelle
Frank
Elmer
Nicholison
Chauncey
William
Wellston
Hollister Church
John Tippie
Hollister
Kerker Remedy Sold In Ohio Stores Promises Refund
An ad touts Kerker's Asthma and Hay Fever Remedy with a money back guarantee if it does not relieve asthma coughs colds or flu. Sold by McKee Drug Store Athens Fountain Pharmacy Nelsonville and other druggists. The note adds Linen fiber history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerker
McKee Drug Store
Athens
Fountain Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Missionary Davis to Visit Athens District Churches
The Rev Walter W Davis a missionary from the Athens district of the Methodist Episcopal church will begin visits May 16. He will preach at First Church Athens May 16 10 30 AM then at Nelsonville M E Church May 16 7 30 PM and continue through May 31 sharing a report on his China ministry and family legacy in missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Davis
Athens
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Church
Davis
George R. Davis
China
Ohio Wesleyan University
University of Michigan
Greenville College
Northwestern University
Syracuse University
Nelsonville
M. E. Church
Davis World Service Tour Schedule Across Ohio Churches
A series of church meetings runs May 17 to May 30 with venues including Stewart Ma church Central Avenue Athens Gloucester M Amesville Chesterhill Oakland First Church Marietta Gilman Avenue Norwood Belpre Coolville Letart Falls Cheshire Pomeroy M E Middleport. Adjacent territory is urged to attend and private offerings fund Mr Davis' visit with a small amount asked to cover immediate expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Ma
Central Avenue
Athens
Glouster M. Church
Amesville M. E. Church
Chesterhill
Oakland M.F. Church
First Church
Marietta
Gilman Avenue
Norwood Church
Belpre Church
Coolville M. E. Church
Letart Falls
Cheshire
Pomeroy M. E. Church
Middleport
Davis
Soldiers seize Warsaw palace as Piłsudski’s forces advance
In Warsaw on May 14, Pilsudski’s troops occupied the presidential palace, prompting President Wojciechowski, Premier Witos, and other government members to withdraw. Reports say several Witos cabinet members were captured while others escaped by airplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
U.P
Pilsuuski
Wojciechowski
Witos
Pilsudski
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Pomeroy Bend Briefs
Rex Percelle
Beauty News From
New York
Ford
McCune Tire & Accessory CO
West Union Street
McCune Overland CO
West State Street
Overland and
Willys-Knight Six
McCunes
Willys
Willys-Knight
Overland
O. B
Glouster Kiwanis Club
M. E
Webber
George W. Rose
Hal Griswold
Rose
Boston
L. E. Richardson
Coach Wolfe
Glouster High School
C. A. Pride
Gerald Wallace
Friendship Circle
M. M. LeFavor
Union Street
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