Pomeroy Bridge Hearing Postponed to May 26
Official notice from Pomeroy announces the postponement of the bridge hearing to May 26 at 10 a m in the federal court room Huntington. Lt. Col. George R. Spalding is detailing to attend, with navigation interests urged to participate and submit written statements for the record.
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Federal Court Room
Huntington
Pomeroy
Federal Court
George R. Spalding
U. S. Army Engineers
Svar
Geo. R. Spalding
Corps of Engineers
Auxiliary District Meet Held in Pomeroy
A district conference of the American Legion Auxiliary of Southeastern Ohio met in Pomeroy at the Presbyterian church. The morning session began at 10 oclock with business and a musical program. Out-of-town delegates attended including state president Mrs R P Fogley of Birmingham and first vice-president Mrs H Jackson of Nelsonville. A noon luncheon was served in the church dining room and a display of flags honored the occasion.
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Pomeroy
American Legionary
Ohio
Presbyterian Arch
Felock
R. P. Yfogley
Biringham
H. Jackson
Nelsonville
Trade Homes 3 B. B. Mallory and John Weaver Exchange Residences
In Racine on May 1 B B Marthe the village smithy trades homes with John Weaver. Mallory gains the two story Weaver Residence on Fourth Street while Weaver takes the Mallory residence at Main and Fourth.
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B. Mallory
John Weaver
Racine
B. B. Mar
Weaver
Mallory
Fourth Street
Main
Fourth Streets
Middleport Man Returns After Boat Disaster
An elderly Middleport resident named John Hudson survived a recent transport shipwreck last week. Hudson reached his son-in-law Fred Jackson’s home after the incident in Pittsburgh, where he had been aboard the vessel when it sank.
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Hudson
Middleport
Pittsburgh
Bbe
John Hudson
Middlert
Fred Jackson
Two Former Pomeroy Grads Take Over Kerrs Run Station
May 19 at Kerrs Run gas station Lawrence Weed and Waitaoe Allen, both Pomeroy high school graduates, have purchased the business from Herbert Pendergras. The Pendergras family plans to move to Kentucky for Mr. Pendergras to take a mining company post.
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Pomeroy High School
Kerr's Run
Pomeroy
Lawrence Weed
Waitaoe Allen
Herbert Pendergras
Pendergras
Kentucky
Mr. Pendergras
Hem Roid Internal Remedy for Piles Sold at Cline's Pharmacy
Dr Leonhardt reflects on piles caused by internal circulation issues. He promotes Hemroid as a safe internal tablet after testing in 1000 cases. Sold by druggists with guarantee, available at Cline's Pharmacy who offers a full refund if dissatisfied.
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Leonhardt
Cline
Middleport Banquet and Baptism of Graduation
The Junior-Senior banquet of Middleport High School will be held tomorrow evening at the K of P hall with the Past Chiefs association serving. Sunday evening the baccalaureate exercises take place at Heath Memorial Church with a sermon by Rev Eichinger in a union service of all churches. Captain and Mrs J E Hull sail from Quebec June 1 for a grand tour of Europe including Italy Switzerland Germany France England Scotland and Wales returning late August to visit Middleport.
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Middleport
Middleport High School
K. of P. Hall
Chiefs’ Association
Heath M. E
Eichinger
Europe
J. E. Hull
Quebec
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
France
England
Scotland
Wales
Miss Elizabeth Jones Among Graduation Notables
Miss Elizabeth Jones of Middleport High School Class of 1915 and Ohio State University is noted among the graduates highlighted in local coverage. Her education path reflects the era’s emphasis on schooling.
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Elizabeth Jones
Middleport High School
Ohio State University
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Offers Instant Indigestion Relief
Physicians have prescribed Phillips Milk of Magnesia for fifty years to soothe acid and sour stomachs by neutralizing excess acid and easing gas. It helps bowels move without purging and is gentler than soda. Available in twenty five and fifty cent bottles at drugstores under the U S Registered Trade Mark.
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Phillips
U. S
Chariesa H Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
Local transfers and move ins reported in town
Last week at Henry Ford hospital training school, Mr. and Mrs. Reham plan to move into the Skidmore residence this week. Mrs. Walter Owens underwent a goitre operation in White Cross hospital Columbus and is recovering. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Tompkins rent the Crazy Davis property and will move in after goods arrive. Mr. Tompkins takes H. C. Russell’s Hobson post. Mr. and Mrs. James Scott bought the Cooper property on Coal street and moved in. Mrs. Clara Murray returns from Columbus to reopen the beauty parlor at the Allen hotel. Mrs. F. B. Smith, daughter Helen, and Miss Frances McClure visited Charleston Tuesday.
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Walter Owens
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
E. R. Tompkins
A. H. Skidmore
Crazy Davis
Tompkins
H. C. Russell
Hobson
James Scott
Cooper
Coal Street
Clara Murray
Allen Hotel
F. B. Smith
Helen
Frances McClure
Charleston
Merritt Returns to Athens County in Coming Year
Will C. Merritt, longtime Rockbridge school principal, accepts the post as principal of New Marshfield school in Athens county with a higher salary. He began his career in New Marshfield and returns to oversee one of the county’s best systems. Merritt supervised The Radio county school paper at Rockbridge, which recently earned statewide honors for service.
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Merritt
Athens County
Rockbridge
Boil Causes Death by Own Action in Kentucky
In Frankfort Kentucky George Riordan fearing pain from a boil took a fatal poison dose, ending his life. Local authorities report Riordan acted alone amid distress over illness.
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Frankfort
George Riordan
Criflian Leaves $250000 for Church Over Grave
Stourbridge report says James C Criflian wills a $250000 bequest to fund a church built over his grave. The donation aims to ensure a lasting spiritual site in the town. Local officials note the plan aligns with Criflian’s stated wishes and may influence cemetery development.
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Grave
Stourbridge
Eng
James C. Criflian
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Southeastern Ohio
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Phillips Milk
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Skidmore
New Marshfield
Branchville
N. J
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Coats
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Stewart
Athens
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