Racine Pupils Take First Rank in County Averages
Reports from Charles N. Crow's Racine class show Richard Hayman, Wilmad Sayre, Wil sdfam Stewart, and Virk Atkins among the top four averages for the year in the county. The list of eighth grade graduates includes many pupils from Racine, Rutland, Letart Falls, Long Bottom, and surrounding towns advancing toward county high schools. Additional notes mention business visitors in Cincinnati and Mrs. Katie Mees returning from Ohio trips.
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Pomeroy
Charles N
F. O. Crow
Racine
Richard Hayman Eg
Wilmad Sayre
Wilsdfam Stewart
Virk Atkins
Harrisonville
F. Ray Wilson
Thenty
Margar Gregory
Carpenter
Mary Entsminger
Rutland
Norma Webb
Neva Cleland
Melva Radcliffe
Dyesville
Grace Swearingen
Helen Caster
Goldie Lowthen
Zella Foster
Hazel Turner
Ruth Thomas
Alice Beckley
Dexter
Erma Reed
Long Bottom
Elva Summerfield
Elsie Bailey
Elizabeth Andrews
Jean Frank
Chester
Thelma Biddle
Icy Osburn
Doris Weber
Shumway
Martha K
Lewis Stobart
Russell Barton
Wade Mills
Syracuse
Lester Price
Portland
Wagner Carpenter
Apple Grove
William Stewart
Tami Keyse
James Hill
Charles Arnold
Middleport
Pomeroy Bend Briefs and Local Notes
Mr and Mrs Otto Phillips of Columbus are visiting here with the Phillips family on Second Street. Rowley Riggs of Mason City injured at mine 16 of Pittsburg Coal Company retty is reported to be steadily improving in Gallipolis hospital. Kate Ebersbach, ill with pneumonia and complications, shows no improvement. E E Clinger parole officer of the state penitentiary was a business visitor Wednesday. Mr and Mrs George Stark were Columbus visitors Wednesday. D Curtis Reed and Herman ...
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Pomeroy Bend
Otto Phillips
Columbus
John Phillips
Second Street
Rowley Riggs
Mason City
Pittsburg
Retty
Riggs
Gallipolis
Kate Ebersbach
E. E. Clinger
State Penitentiary
Auxiliary to sell poppies on Saturday in Pomeroy
Members of the American Legion auxiliary in Pomeroy prepare poppies for sale on Saturday May 22. Proceeds fund a relief fund for former service men and families. They also plan to place wreaths on thirteen graves in Meigs county and aim to increase that number next year. Mrs. A V Howell directs the effort.
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Pomeroy
American Legion Auxiliary
The
Legion
Auxiliary
Meigs County
A. V. Howell
Meigs County Sees No Mexican Bean Beetles Yet
Professor Jones of Ohio State University inspected Meigs county last week to determine presence of Mexican bean beetles and reported none found. He noted magnesium arsenate applied at two pounds per hundred gallons to the leaf undersides effectively controls the pest.
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Pomeroy
Jones
Ohio State University
Meigs County
Lime orders in early market trade noted
The smallest order recorded was thirty five pounds sold to Ernest Carpenter for potted plants. The largest order came from Alfred Crew of Rock Springs for thirty tons of lime to use on his corn field.
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Ernest Carpenter
Alfred l Crew
Rock Springs
Wool Growers to Meet in Meigs County Dexter May 25
Wool growers of Meigs county will hold a meeting at Dexter May 25 to discuss the marketing of the wool crop with J. F. Walker secretary of the Ohio Wool Growers association.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Dexter
J. F. Walker
The
Ohio Wool Growers Association
Grace Guild meets at Grace Episcopal church chapel
The Grace guild of Grace Episcopal church gathered at the chapel on Wednesday evening with Mrs. John Leitweiler as hostess. Refreshments were served to members at her Tea Room on Main Street.
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GUILD
Pomeroy
Grace Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
John Leitweiler
Main Street
Meigs County Leads Ohio In March Poultry Flocks
Meigs county poultry flocks top Ohio in March with 24 flocks totaling 4959 hens laying 17.7 eggs per hen for March and 4% eggs per hen by April 1. Muskingum county trails second with 12 flocks.
Rhode Island Red Flock Tops State Poultry Report
The March report notes 4800 hens averaging 16.8 eggs each and 47.7 eggs to date. Mrs. Harry Swan of Portland leads Rhode Island Reds with 20.9 eggs per hen from 100 hens in March.
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Harry Swan
Portland
Rhode Island
Funeral for Mrs. Lillie May Gardner Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillie May Gardner 34 a colored resident of Enterprise will be held today at Creek Church with burial at Beech Grove Cemetery. She died Tuesday from pneumonia and leaves her husband Tom Gardner and her father.
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Pomeroy
Lillie May Gardner
Enterprise
the Creek Church
Beech Grove
Columbus Man Held on Auto Tire Theft Charge
Harlen Butcher of Columbus was brought to Pomeroy by Sheriff Harry Rice and jailed for investigation after being arrested at work. He pleaded not guilty to stealing tires valued at 35 dollars, posted 1000 dollar bond, with trial set for May 26 and possible earlier if witnesses are located.
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Pomeroy
Harlen Butcher
Columbus
Harry Rice
Butcher
Death of Vaughan Gilliard in Pomeroy
Vaughan Gilliard, 14 month old son of Mr and Mrs John Gilliard of Hartford, died Wednesday from a condition not fully stated in the scant readable text. The notice provides only the basic family identifiers and the tragic outcome.
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Pomeroy
Vaughan Gilliard
John Gilliard
Hartford
Funeral Services Held At Hartford Residence
Measles and complications cited as cause of death. Funeral services to be held this afternoon at the Hartford residence with burial at Brown Hill cemetery in Hockings Valley. Train schedules for Sunday May 23 available from H V Sicket agents.
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Hartford
Brown Hill Cemetery
Hockings Valley
H. V. Sicket
Lime usage rising in Much Lime County says Harvey French
Harvey French farm bureau service manager reports county farmers are applying large amounts of lime this spring. He notes rising lime use reflects soil health measures and crop needs, with farmers seeking quick neutralization of soil acidity and better yields.
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Meigs County
Harvey French
Farm Bureau Service
French
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George Stark
D. Curtis Reed
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Athens
M. L. Stewart
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Callathens
Nelsonville
Logan
Ardsley Axminster
Cray & Reading
Manhattan
Meigs
Meigs Poultry Growers
Ohio
Frigidaire Electric Refrigeration
W. Earley
Union St
Athens, O
Ola Tatters Vannisnes
Cook
Athens Book & News
Cline
Lowe Brothers
Athens County
L. F. Jones
the House of Kuppenheimer
Deauville
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Lisle
el Madras
NTN
Ford
Home Furnishing Co
Tampa
Burnett-Smith
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