Bond Increase Sought in Meigs County Tax Case
Judge hears the Meigs County Taxing Board demand to raise the receiver bond for the Martin Ebersbach Company from 1000 to cover about 139000 in state and county taxes. A June 6 inventory plan and a follow up hearing will determine the bond size and the company’s solvency.
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Pomeroy
Edward Ebersbach
Martin Ebersbach
Meigins Taxing Board
State Taxing Commission
Ebersbachs
Sbersbach
Meigs County Board
Chalmers Parker
Columbus
Jorge A. P. Miller
Fbersbachs
Peoples
A. D. Russell
Tme
Charles Mayes Loses Finger to Poisoning
Charles Mayes, a long time carpenter for Priede Lumber Company, suffered blood poisoning from a splinter on his left first finger and had the digit amputated at Dr Mayes's office after a month in Holzer Hospital. The injury began as a splinter in the finger followed by severe pain and infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mayes
VY Rpplenpooort
Priede Lumber Company
Holzer Hospital
Maye
Mayes
Mernibe
Middleport Mention Highlights Local Visit Notes
Ernest Major of Alice travels with sister Miss Virgie Major to visit in town. Mrs. Fred M. Sisson of Charleston arrives and plans to stay with her sons and J. M. Stevens family. Bo b Grimes is improving at the hospital. Ray Allensworth and daughter visit H. F. Allensworth and family. BE A Reed and Mrs. Adams visit Columbus and return with Ruth to stay a week or more with Myra Mowley and relatives.
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Middleport
Ernest Major
Alice
Virgie Major
South Sixth Avenue
Fred M. Sisson
Charleston
Will
J. M. Stevens
Cleveland
H. F. Allensworth
Sig. Johnson
BE. A. Reed
Columbus
Robert Adams
Ruth
Myra Mowley
Mrs. John Scott Stricken With Paralysis in Columbus
A message from Columbus to relatives in Pomeroy reports Mrs. John Scott, a former resident of Naylor's Run, has paralysis and is confined to bed. She is over 60 and living with her daughter Mrs. James McIntosh in Columbus. Mrs Scott is widow of John Ott who once owned a farm at Nayler's Run.
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Pomeroy
Columbus
John Scott
Naylor's Run
Scott
James McIntosh
John Ott
Naytler
Simple Pleasant Way TH ASE FAT
Mismatched ad text sells Kruchen Salts at McKee Drug Co claiming a cent bottle worth one hundred dollars of any foreign money. It urges sharing with friends and promises a special offer from Amerton Acer Krivmober.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckee Drug Co
Republican women enroll 40 members in Pomeroy
The Old Inn in Pomeroy hosted a Republican women gathering that added forty new members with about 100 in attendance. A social afternoon featured tea service, music, and a fundraiser table, while plans for a two day politics school on June 19 and 20 were announced with state officers to lead.
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Pomeroy
Old Inn
Helen Turnbull
George H. Parker
W. G. Downie
Copeland
Kathryn Rousey
Josephine Williama
Jennie Sue Rousey
Mary Radcliff
Eva Simms
Levan
H. Halter
Clauds Thompson
Rio couple visits historic Portland village
V F Routh and wife from Rio de Janeiro visit the old village of historic fame in Portland. Mrs Routh plans extended stay with relatives while Mr Routh, director of Brazilian Electric Company, returns soon. Their US trip coincides with an auction sale of Waldorf Hotel furniture in New York City, begun during their honeymoon stopover.
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Portland
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
V. F. Routh
Routh
Brazilian Electric Company
Public Utility
American and Foreign Power Company
Viswt
U. S
Waldorf Hotel
New York
Poppy Day Draws Near In Middleport
On May 22 Middleport marks Poppy Day with the American Legion auxiliary ready to serve all visitors. Women of the organization plan to sell their allotment on that day to support veteran relief efforts.
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Middleport
American Legion
Anderson Promoted to Cleveland Office Head
Ralph I. Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Edward Anderson Middleport born and raised in the area has advanced from clerical work at Hobson to the New York Central lines Col umhus later transferred to the Cleveland main office where he will head his department He graduates Middleport class of 1914 and plans to move to Cleveland around June 20 The Andersons recently bought a fine home in Olumbus
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Middleport
Ralph I. Anderson
Edward Anderson
North Third Street
Hobson
New York Central Lines
Columbus
Cleveland
Anderson
Olumbus
Walter Allen Fined 200 for DUI Arrest in Meroy
Walter Allen of No 7 Mining Camp on Thomas Fork faced Justice Gilmore after an attempted arrest for intoxication and driving while intoxicated. He was fined 200 dollars and costs but failed to pay, becoming one of 14 inmates in the county jail.
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Meroy
Walter Allen
No. 7
Thomas Fork
Justice Gilmore
Webb Honored by Teachers at Washington County gathering
Wesley H. Webb, superintendent of Washington County schools and Pomeroy High School graduate, received a life membership in the National Educational Association at a Marietta Fair Grounds event. Teachers funded the $100 fee. Webb was unaware until presented with a gold pin, certificate, and honor. He is son of the late John V. Webb editor of The Pomeroy Democrat and Mrs Cornill Webb, a longtime Pomeroy teacher.
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Pomeroy
Wesley H. Webb
Washington County
Pomeroy High School
Marietta Fair Grounds
Webb
National Educational Association
John V. Webb
Pomerevy Democrat
Cornll. Webb
Cheshire
Wilsons Break Up Household Move After Daughters Help
In Middleport on Hooker Street Mr and Mrs T J Wilson decide to end their home life with their daughter Mrs Edward Parsons moving their belongings to her home and selling much furniture. Mrs Wilson is bedbound and Mr Wilson a Civil War veteran about 88 years old. Earlier in Middleport Mrs Charles McMaster hosted a six o clock dinner for Mrs Paul Bean now in Columbia with post dinner cards at Garfield Street.
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Midpleport
T. J. Wilson
Edward Parsons
Hooker Street
Wilsen
Middleport
Harles McMaster
Paul Bean
Columbia
Child Sent to County Home after Death of Parents
William Jr Chapman a 16 year old boy from Salisbury Township was sent to the Metaws County Children's Institute by the Probate Court after both parents died. He is described as healthy and sturdy with good morals, likely to become a reliable citizen if given a chance.
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Pomeroy
Hind
Neiighbors
William Junior Chapman
Salisbury Township
Metaws County Children’s Lotatue
Barn Blaze Destroys Hartinger Brooder and Stock
A barn owned by J C Hartinger of Pobson was destroyed when a hump in a brooder exploded causing a fire that razed the barn and its contents. The blaze trapped 100 chickens and a gasoline cultivating plow while Mr Hartinger saved his automobile and cows escaped. He runs a nearby gasoline filling station beneath the Leading Creek bridge and owns land behind the road.
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Midpoleport
J. C. Hartineer
Pobson
Browler
Hartinger
Jones to Lead Crew for Ebbersbach Concrete Job
May Pomeroy reports C C W Jones will head a crew starting Monday from town to Caldwell for Ebbersbach Construction Company. The project is a modest concrete road job expected to take only a few weeks. Jones is an expert cement worker with long experience in Ebbersbachs road projects.
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Pomeroy
Cc. W. Jones
Caldwell
Ebbersbach Construction
Jones
Ebersbachs
Bandits Slug Paymaster. $5060 Loot Lost in Cincinnati Heist
In Cincinnati on May 23 police hunted two masked robbers who slugged George W. Rothfuss, 65, paymaster for John J. Morris Moundry Co. as he walked through the yard. They escaped with 5060 dollars while several employees chased the pair but failed to capture them.
Pomeroy Personal Notices Move and Bank Hours Change
Mrs Frank Smelbride moves to Logan vacating a home to be taken by Mrs McBride and Frank McBride veteran Hocking Valley conductor. Naylors Run couple Keitel’s daughter reported in danger. Mrs Ralston Russell visiting Columbus. Herman Fisher barber shop closed for treatment at Halser Hospital. Starting June first, all Pomeroy banks and Meigs County Savings and Loan close Thursday afternoons for staff half day.
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Frank Smelbride
Logan
Phillipa
McBride
Frank McBride
Hocking Valley Railroad
Avall
Henry Keitel
Naylors Run
Ralston Russell
Columbus
Herman Fisher
Halser Hospital
Sere
Juicy
Pomeroy Banks
Meigs County Saveings and Loan Company
Home-Coming Decoration Day in Letart Falls
Letart Falls holds its annual Decoration Day home-coming on May 23 with many veterans returning to decorate graves and reconnect. A banquet at the community hall will feature big, fat chickens prepared by experts as the chief banquet feature for the reunion.
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Letart Falls
Manny
Parked Car Fine Tells of Fatal Weekend Incident
Floyd Woodward of Crooksville was fined ten dollars for illegal parking by Probate Judge J J Davis after pleading guilty. His parked car at Milligan Head Saturday is said to have contributed to a death and three injuries.
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New Lexington
Floyd Woodward
Crooksville
Milligan Head
Coats
J. J. Davis
Woodward
Dave's Mentha Pepsin Elixir Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a fast acting remedy for acute indigestion available at drugstores. Regular use for about three weeks supposedly cures longstanding indigestion and improves digestion, with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dronegista
Fire Bites St Luke's Hospital East Wing Roof
In Cleveland on May 13 a fire damaged the roof of the new east Wing of St. Luke's Hospital. Hundred shuraes, clad in night robes, fled to the street as flames grew before quick fire company response. Battalion Chief ordered one company on site. patients remained largely unaware as crews controlled the blaze.
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Cleveland
St. Luke's Hospital
Meveland Clinte
Nett
Woman 82 jailed for liquor law violation in Columbus
In Columbus on May 23 a state liquor law case led to Ellen Adama, 82 year old widow and mother of several, being found guilty for selling liquor to Steven Jenking, a workhouse trusty, who was sent by police to make a buy. she could not pay a $100 fine and remained in jail.
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Olumbus
ULP
Ellen Adama
Sime
Iiqior
Steven Jenkinng
Adama
Vies Squad
Worker killed in rotating machine at Zanesville plant
In Zanesville a worker was killed at the Zanesville Washed Gravel Company plant when he became caught in a rotating machine yesterday at the Drea den facility. Authorities reported the accident occurred during routine operations and are investigating the circumstances.
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Zanesville
Iranville
Dreaden
Electrical Expert Is Held in Murder Case
In Kelyn on May 23 a 34 year old woman and her three children were found dead in an upstairs room. Wilhy Doorme to Tavior 48, an electric expert, was arrested and held on murder charges after the scene raised questions about the late Charles Ede operation.
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Kelyn
N Attractive
Wilhy Doorme
Tavior
Harry Cod Roomer
Charles Ede
Scents
Miss resigns as dean at County Academic College
In May 1963, Miss Jatin, serving as dean at the County Academic College, resigns from her post affecting the university’s leadership. The move prompts discussions on succession and impact on women’s higher education at Miicol University.
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Miss
Jatin County Academe Fooshreen Women's
Miicol University
Lecema Cause of Prolonged Agony Promised Relief
A battered OCR fragment touts a soothing ointment claimed to cure eczema and chafing with a money back guarantee. It cites testimonials from purported patients and mentions a product box, date references, and a claim of strength against various skin conditions.
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Pomeroy Bend
Hun
the Messenger
Tax Board
Ums
Scott III
Portlond
Lothes
Haney - Goodrich CO
South Court Street
Railroad Department
Eife
Mes
Wilson
Deckiat
Bart
Eagle
Pomeroy Personals
Anne
Prome -Comeng
St. CostTs
Monito
Lecema
Nature
Stanso
Stansbury Drug Company
Stanso Remedies
Middlerpc
Ohio
General Electric
N. B.C
Ally Steel Refrigerator
The
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Nelsonville
Wilson Brothers
Mn Burnett-Smith
Near
Berry
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