Women’s Music Club Meets Final Program of Year
The Women’s Music Club of Middleport held its last program of the year on May 15 at Heath M. F. Church. Miss Louise Powell opened with a piano solo, followed by a violin duet by Prof. Conrad Scholl and Dana Lewis Farmer, a synopsis of the cantata A Legend of Grenada, performed by Mrs J J Heiner, and solos by Mrs G H Smith and Mrs Oscar Klein.
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Middleport
Heath M. F. Church
J. J. Heiner
G. H. Smith
Oscar Klein
Vesta McCoy
Kathryn Poindexter
Mesdames
Clara Stewart
Viry Davis
Roma Harrah
Irma J Jard
Beulah Burchett
Sara Probst
Florence Howell
Margaret Titus
Ruby Hysel
Work Continues on Pomeroy High School Project
Despite heavy May rains the new Pomeroy high school foundation work proceeds rapidly. Flooded trenches required cleaning after excavations caved in and cement had to be poured, yet pace remains steady as crews push ahead.
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Surkins
Pomeroy
Midport Literary Club Holds May Luncheon at Elmhurst
Mrs. R. A. Miller presided over the Midport Literary Club luncheon at Elmhurst Tavern in Pomeroy. Afterward members presented cleverly delivered island themed responses. Mrs. G. H. Smith spoke on The Canary Islands and Mrs. T A. May read on The Azores before the club chorus sang Home Again.
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Mra
R. A. Miller
Middleport
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Azores
Talbott Class meets at Mrs Boice home
The May 15 Talbott Class of the Baptist Bible Reedook gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Arthur Boice’s Grave Hill home. The largely attended meeting featured a varied program with many participants and refreshments were served.
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Talbott
The
Baptist Bible Reedook
Arthur Boice
Grave Hill
Boice
No Praise Too Great for This Famous Konjola
Mrs James A Mesemer of Columbus praises Konina药 as a medicine that relieved severe pains in her left hip after months of illness. She reports improved digestion and kidney and bowel function, with complete relief within three weeks and recommends it to friends. Konijola sold at McKee’s Drug Store in Athens and by leading druggists in PAL region.
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Konima
Kenio
Athens
Mc.Kee
Pal
Two Divorce Cases Filed in Common Pleas Court
Pomeroy court records show two divorces filed in the Common Pleas Court yesterday afternoon. Arabelle Graham sues Orville Graham for extreme cruelty alleging repeated beatings since 1929 and seeks divorce and equitable relief. Mars Elizabeth Hell sues Henley Meredith Bell for cruelty, child custody, and alimony after desertion, with six children named.
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Pomeroy
Common Pleas Court
Arabelle Graham
Orville Graham
Graham
Pearline Wakely
Har
Nsonville
Mars Elizabeth Hell
Henley Meridith Bell
Ironton
Middleport
Clifton Forge
Meigs County clerk tracks delinquent fathers for child support
Pomeroy May 16 Meigs County Court clerk Rengel and deputy Minnie Rengel oversee 71 delinquent fathers required to pay monthly child support. Bengel, godfather to many, enforces payments until children reach 14 or in cases of divorce. The system, run outside probate court, demands meticulous bookkeeping and individual case attention as the list grows.
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Pomeroy
Erk
T. W. Bengel
Meigs County
Rengel
Minnie Rengel
Community Notices and Personal News Roundup
Paul Pasens and CC Humphrey left for Denver for employment. Dale Dennis from Alabama attends his sister’s funeral and shares flood experiences. W T Spafford and Ava Van Dyke visit and inspect Meiga Temple in Columbus. Miss Gertrude Joachim visits. I L Healy recovering after operation. Mrs Crossin dies at 78 leaving 12 children. Guild meets with Mrs R A Miller. Leigh Crowell family visits then returns to Wellston. Mrs Bovnes from Charleston visits J G Talbott family. Mrs Minnie Saunders visits then returns to Parkersburg.
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Dale Dennis
Alabama
Harry Hines
Dennis
W. T. Spafford
Edward Spooner
Columbus
Gertrude Joachin
Cedar Grove
Mary
Margaret Healy
Parkersburg
I. L. Healy
Crossin
Guild
R. A. Miller
Leigh Crowell
P. H. Burns
W. F. Harris
Glouster
Minnie Saunders
Elizabeth Maupin
Charges Against Shields Revived at Des Moines University
In Des Moines Iowa on May 15, Dr. Harry Wayman acting as university president under an injunction issued a seven page statement denying rumors and confirming the board’s support for dismissing the entire Des Moines University faculty after Dr. Shields faced renewed morality charge questions over the recent faculty dismissal.
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Shields
Des Moines T University
Harry ©. Wayman
Wayman
Bond Pomeroy Case Involving Illegitimate Child
C J Clark, brought from West Virginia on a non support charge, faced Judge Crow. The illegitimate child case showed Clark previously paid $15 monthly, then stopped after marrying. Court set bond at 500 and weekly support of 3.40, with May 1 deadline, or prison. He is expected to furnish the bond.
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C. J. Clark
Montains
West Virginia
Mrs Florence Bush Granted Divorce and Alimony
Mrs Florence Bush of Gravel Hill was granted a divorce and awarded alimony of 49 per month plus custody of the children and the home where she currently resides with them.
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Middleport
Florence Bush
Gravel Hill
Zeppelin Trip Delayed by Late France Flight Permit
Friedrichshafen Germany May 15 The Graf Zeppelin will depart at 8 39 am tomorrow on its second trans Atlantic flight to America. The launch was postponed 24 hours due to a delay in obtaining a permit to fly over France. Five New Yorkers are listed as passengers including Mrs Mary Pierce who arranged for her 2000 passage yesterday. Others named are Alfred Manury Maurice Nathan Charge N Crouse and Frank E Michelson.
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Rattlesnake Rite Fatal To Man Who Lectured
In Pomeroy a farm tenant Ward Bibbee faced costs where J W Taylor was jailed for debt. Judge Crow freed Taylor after habeas hearing, while in New York Charles G Snyder famed keeper of reptiles died from a rattlesnake bite after refusing serum and walking toward a hospital.
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A_ rathe
Apple Grove
Letart Bottoms
Ward Bibbee
J. W. Taylor
Bibbee
Taylor
Tavilor
Favier
Peoples
New York
UBD
Charles G. Snyder
New York Zoological Garden
Snyder
Snairder
Whalie
Ramapo Hills
Suffern
N. Y
Paul Snyder
Charles Snyder
Paul Brayder
Foreclosure Case Filed Over Note for 1609 Dollars
POMEROY May 15 Attorney H. Stewart filed in Common Pleas Court a foreclosure suit to collect a note for 1609 dollars plus interest drawn May 1 1925 by Sidney Springer in favor of Jackson County West Virginia bank. Mrs Mary Reegie claiming an interest in the mortgaged property and J S Hartenbach county treasurer with a delinquent tax claim are named as defendants.
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Pomeroy
H. Stewart
Common Pleas
Sidney Springer
Jackson County
W. Va
Mary Reegie
J. S Hartenbach
New Lexington School Board Announces Year’s Teachers
The New Lexington School Board, in regular session, announced the coming year’s staff. Regular grades list Sylvia Rose and others. high and junior high names include Bertha Drury Alberta Nichols and Arthur Swartz as principals. Three high school vacancies remain: mathematics, music supervision, and geography.
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New Lexington
Sylvia Rose
Sadie Whitlock
Marjorie Crawford
Mary Storts
Dolores Kimbal
Wilda Moore
Marion Cy’ Donnell
Pauline Robinson
Madaleyn Underwood
Isabel McDonald
Bernice Rockwell
T. R. Watrav
Bertha IJ Drury
Alberta Nichols
Albert Hermeling
Stanley Vanatta
Gladys Mae Barker
Anne Jenkins
Gladys Mar Jones
Miriam Powell
Mabel Potter
Catherine Winter
Myron Fowler
Lucille Cott
Charles Wescott
Thomas Morgan
Arthur Swartz
Zemo Proclaimed As All-purpose Skin Soother
Itching ends when Zemo touches skin and relief comes quickly for sunburn windburn bites pimples and rash. The antiseptic claims to draw out infection clear blemishes and leave skin clear. Sold as 6% solution for $1.00 with recommendation to keep on hand.
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Boy Found Hanging From Copper Wire
In Columbus on May 15 a 14 year old tenth grade student Donald Coultas was found dead in the basement of his home with a copper wire tangled around his neck. Authorities investigate whether it was an accident or suicide and the mother noted his interest in electrical experiments.
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U.P
Donald Coultas
Coultas
Death blamed on snake bite after long walk to hospital
The indirect cause of death was a snake bite whose fang penetrated a blood vessel. The poison spread through the bloodstream as the victim walked to a hospital in Suffern, increasing the severity of the envenomation.
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Farmer killed by a chain on passing truck
Pete Faville 78 a Cardington area farmer was decapitated when a chain swung from a passing truck and struck his neck as he walked along the road. The truck was driven by Paul Henry of Cardington.
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U.P
Pete Faville
Here
Faville
Paul Henry
Marriage Licenses Issued At New Lexington
A license was issued to T. W. Cordell 25 of Columbus and Anna Corhy Corning. A second license went to Harry Philip Hauckie 21 of Cincinnati and Goldie Marcella Jenkins 21 of Crooksville.
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T. W. Cordell
Columbus
Anna Corhy
Corning
Harry Philip Hauckie
Cincinnati
Goldie Marcella Jenkins
Crooksville
Local Family Visits Over Weekend In Athens Area
McArthur and Homer Cherrington of Athens visited Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cherrington over Sunday. Claud Clark and niece Marjorie Graves of Athens spent Saturday and Sunday with Lindaay Graves and family. Ruth Williams of Columbus visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Phillips. Earl Smith and daughter Marilyn of Columbus were Sunday guests of J. P. Smith. Miss Felia Reed visited over Saturday and Sunday with Misses.
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Homer Cherrington
Athens
L. J. Cherrington
Claud Clark
Marjorie Graves
Lindaay Graves
Ruth Williams
Columbus
Sherman Phillips
Earl Smith
Marilyn
J. P. Smith
Feliia Reed
Invest by Mail in the Buckeye
The Buckeye promotes mail investments for nationwide investors with 5 Certificates of Deposit issued and mailed the same day. Interest is mailed semiannually or can be compounded with principal. Requests for decorative literature are welcomed as resources exceed 847,000,000.
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Efaw Named New Clerk at Logan Book Store in Athens
Milton A. Efaw, a New Marshfield resident, has taken a position at Logan Book Store in Athens.
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Milton A. Efaw
Logan
Athens
Mr. Efaw
New Maresh Field
Richard Horns Arrested in Home County
Richard Horn of Salem was arrested at his home Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Wilson Ator for Home County authorities. Horn was taken to Logan last night.
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Richard Horns
Richard Horn
Salem
Wilson Ator
Horn
Logan
These Simple Rules Make Teething Easy
Teething tips warn against overfeeding and watching the stomach during teething. It recommends giving Fletcher's Castoria drops at the first sign of indigestion or constipation. The ad claims Castoria soothes wakeful babies, is vegetable, and has the Vaughan Fletcher signature on the bottle.
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Howe
Fletcher
Castor Oi
Geenuine Castoria
Vietcher
Local Athens Residents in Brief Timetable
The report lists residents and visitors in Athens including Thelma Grubb Jane Howell E J Wood and others visiting relatives in Athens Columbus Zaleski Wellston London Huntin gton W Va and London. It notes hospital visits White Cross Hospital Columbus and an opera tion for Ben Shingler plus court news of Common Pleas Judge Darby and upcoming grand jury sessions May 15 16 and an Eastern Star initiation for Mrs John Hawk.
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Athens
Jane Howell
E. J. Wood
de. &. L. Boyer
White Cross Hospital
Columbia
M. E
Fiev
I. L. Cherrington
Huntiinton
W. Va
O. Q. Cherringon
Harold Lowry
Columbus
J. Hamilton
Zateski
C. BE. Lowry
Lee Shafer
D. H. Wiesenbarner
Ben Shingles
Shingler
Common Pleas
James Ww. Darby
Stephen A. Darby
Cigarette Brands Compared by Virginia Johns Hopkins Ohio State
Students at Virginia, Johns Hopkins, and Ohio State compare the four leading cigarette brands with names concealed to test perceptions. The exercise probes taste, branding, and consumer assumptions amid ongoing health debates.
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Johns Hopkins
Ohio State
Cavaliers
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