Truste es Cler k Constable and Justice Vote Results Announced
Election results released for 12 townships in Meree County list elected trustees clerks constables and justices of peace on nonpartisan tickets. Several townships report tied or multiple candidates with coin flips to determine vacancies and an improvised vote outcome for the justice of peace in Scipio and Salem townships.
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Pomeroy
Meree County
Salisbury Township
C.F. Besserer
William Seyfried
Harry Smith
Floyd Mees
Dana R. Roush
Ross Evans
E. R. Titan
Sutton Township
George Phillipe
T. M. Nease
E. W. Hill
Edson Roush
Dean Brinkler
John Guinther
Harold Duckworth
V. Hamm
Scipio Township
W. R. Wilson
James Clark
Home Talent Play Pleases Many Here
Two hours of pleasant home talent entertain ment followed the Legion's presentation Molly's Idea at the Junior High Auditorium. An opening birthday party scene led to a will based plot with Molly played by Sara Frances Ashworth striving to wed five old maids. A nobleman gangster moll and bachelor hunting party added to the comic confusion resolved in the final act. Chorus numbers and dances were well received.
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Pomeroy
American Legion
Molly
Sara Frances Ashworth
Reverend Gardner Leads Morning at Athens Christ Conference
Rev. Fred J. Gardner of Middleport Church of Christ spoke in the morning program at the Athens conference. The local Fellowship Quartet performed in the evening, with Middleport attendees including Mrs. Dana Howett, Mrs. Etta Gaskill, Mrs. Nella Hoyt, Mrs. H. B. Curd, Mrs. Clyde French, Mrs. D. S. Farmer, Mrs. Estella Roush, Mrs. Edward French, Mrs. Win Reynolds, and Mrs. Griff Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Fred J. Gardner
Church of Christ
Athens
Dana Howett
Etta Gaskill
Nella Hoyt
H. B. Curd
Clyde French
Farmer
Estella Roush
Edward French
Win Reynolds
Griff Russell
Creditors Suit Filed Over Goods Sold in Ohio Valley Distrib
Sherman H. Eagle as assignee filing in common pleas court seeks 1336.76 from L D Davis for goods purchased from Ohio Valley Distributing Co. Luft filed Thursday in Pomeroy Ohio with Eagle acting for creditors.
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Pomeroy
Sherman H. Eagle
Ohio Valley Distributing Co
Versue L. D. Davis
Common Pleas
Eagle
Davis
Pastors Plan Sunday in Pomeroy and Nearby Churches
Pomeroy plans include C. W. Caubie preaching at both Pomeroy Church of Christ services and evangelistic meetings nightly through Friday. Evening programs feature music and lay speakers at First Baptist Middleport and related interdenominational events with leaders from state and national groups.
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Church of Christ
Simpson
Pomeroy
C. W. Caubie
Disciples of Christ of Indiana
Pomeroy Church of Christ
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Erolle Conroy
George Heber Jones
Simpson Methodist Church
Robert Heasley
Epworth League
F. C. Kreager
First Baptist Church
Middleport
Rutland man and Portland woman get license in probate court
Lewis Clark 21 of Rutland and Leota Francis 18 of Portland secured a marriage license in probate court with Squire J. W. McCullough named to officiate.
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Pomeroy
Lewis Clark
Rutland
WM. Clark
Leota Francis
Portland
Squire J. W. McCullough
Church Night at Simpson M. E. Church Delights Community
Pomeroy event features a bountiful potluck with Mr. J. W. Stuber of Columbus as speaker. Guests from local press, Meigs County Fish and Games association, and church attend. Program includes piano duet Lassies Nora Tracy and Emilia Perotti, poems, readings, photos, and a talk on conservation by Stuber.
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4Chia Perotti
A. O. Tracy
Guy Muthhier
Rutland
Stuber
Ernest Duerr
Pomeroy
Village Officers Elected in Meigs County Towns
Elective officers in Meigs County villages excluding Pomeroy and Mayport were chosen Tuesday. Syracuse elected Mayor F. A. Shumway and listed council members Richard Rawlings C E B Cornell Thomas Dalton William S. McBride L Roy Holmes W F Bartels with officials Richard Duckworth Harry Potts John Guinther. Rutland chose Mayor G. H. Pratt clerk Ben Powell treasurer N E McNaughton and council members A E Barton C M Chase A H Eblin P A Jividen F G Mutchler W C Theobald. Racine elected Mayor C O Miles clerk Chester Simpson treasurer L E Sayre marshal Okey Cleland and council members Dillon Cross Howard Neigler H W Roush Ben Spencer J L Wilcoxen Herman Wolfe.
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Syracuse
F. A. Shumway
Richard Duckworth
Harry Potts
John Guinther
Richard Rawlings
C. EB. Cornell
Thomas Dalton
William S. McBride
L. Roy Holmes
W. F. Bartels
Rutland
G. H. Pratt
Ben Powell
N. E. McNaughton
H W. Johnson
A. E. Barton
C. M. Chase
A. H. Eblin
P. A. Jividen
F. G. Mutchler
W. C. Theobald
Racine
C. O. Miles
Chester Simpson
L. E. Sayre
Okey Cleland
Dillon Cross
Howard Neigler
H. W. Roush
Ben Spencer
J. L. Wilcoxen
Herman Wolfe
Captain Jones Returns From Long Texas Land Survey Trip
Representative T. W. Jones completed a two week solo journey covering about 3800 miles in his antique coupe. He inspected land near the Mexican border in Speaker Gardner’s district, noting fertility and suitability for semi tropical crops, with oil development nearby and a stop at the World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Pomeroy
T. W. Jones
Texas
Captain Jones
Speaker Garner
Mexico
Shade High Girls Elected to Leadership Roles
Shade, Nov. 10. Rachel Wilson was elected president of the Junior Class at Shade High School with Kermit Haning as vice president and Kathryn Cowen as secretary treasurer. Other officers include Marian Robinson and Eloise Fields as recreational leaders, D. Chappell adviser, and Orion Colmer news reporter. The class has 18 members. new juniors are Roger Robinson Arey Douglas and Orion Colmer.
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Shade
Rachel Wilson
Shade High School
Kermit Haning
Kathryn Cowen
Marian Robinson
Eloise Fields
Zelda Hawk
Roger Robinson
Arey Douglas
Orion Colmer
Louise Carl
Mary Pugh
Maurita Lee
Helen Bainey
Story Coen
Darsel Miller
Orien Colmer
Arley Douglas
Glenn Goldsberry
John W. Sams
Ralph Carl
Charles Jeffers
Young People's Rally Inspires Tuppers Plains U B Church
The Tuppers Plains Charge United Brethren in Christ held a Lottridge Church rally led by Miss Lenna Sharp with music by the Kincade Family Orchestra and Betty and Fritz Buck. A couple, William Deeter and Dorothy Snider, wed Nov 3, as the community notes the pastor Rev D Vause Snyder and wife received a comfort gift.
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D. Vause Snyder
Tuppers Plains
United Brethren In Christ
Lottridge Church
Christian Endeavor Societies
Lenna Sharp
Young People
Kincade Family
Betty
Fritz Buck
Lottridge
Pottuck
William Deeter
Dorothy Snider
Coolville
Carrie Gainer
Harrisburg
W. Va
Christian Endeavor Society
U. B
Margaret Kincade
Christian Endeavor
Baby ill in Holzer Hospital returns home to Middleport
Middleport reports Mrs Os car Bauer and her month-old son left Holzer Hospital after ten days. The child is reported recovering. In Pomeroy Nassau Navy notes Sutton Township trustees filed a common pleas application to move 697.50 from the Township Read Fund to the General Fund to aid the poor and indigent.
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Middleport
Oscar Bauer
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Navy
Comemon Pleas Court
Sutton Township
Honor Miss Leonard Compliments Mrs Healy In Marion Visit
Mrs Fred Healy of South Fourth Avenue hosted Thursday evening in Middleport complimenting Miss Virginia Leonard of Marion. Five tables of card play filled the room and light refreshments ended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Healy
Marion
Middleport
South Fourth Avenue
Virginia Leonard
Miss Leonard
Frances Dillard
Pauline Tuckerman
Eleanor Hyatt
Ruth Thomas
Stella Palmer
Maxine Burns
Virginia Gregg
Hilda Russell
Kathryn Juhling
Wiletta Emish
Martha Enright
Ruth Humphrey
Starling McCullough
Charles Barnett
Marion Allensworth
Charles Bing
Paul Leonard
Edward Tewkesbury
Whisky Tasters Gone As Prohibition Ends Ambience
Washington reports a collapse of the whisky tasting profession after fourteen years of bootleg gin. Demand for true tasters rises but few applicants can distinguish bourbon from rye. The old era of connoisseurs faded with prohibition and the FDA notes there are virtually no seasoned experts left to assess legal whisky.
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Washington
U.P
Thirteenth Street
Pure Food and Drug Administration
Whitney's Singing Wood Leads Two-Year-Old Money Winners
Mrs. J. H. Whitney's Singing Wood tops the list of two-year-olds with earnings of $88,060 after winning the Belmont Futurity. The horse leads the money-winners among its age group in the latest standings.
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J. H. Whitney
Notice of Probate Sale of Farm in Cart hage Township
Probate Court of Athens County Ohio orders sale of 119 2 3 acres in Cart hage Section 11 Town 5 Range 2 at public auction November 18 1933 at 2 PM on premises. Property appraised at 1500 dollars with minimum bid two thirds of appraised value. Sold by administrator Frank J Caldwell. Attorneys Woolley Rowland.
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Probate Court
Athens County
Ohio
Athens
Towit
Carthage
Ohio Company
Coolville
A. F. Clark
William Aneee
W. E. Call
L. R. Lester
Sai
Frank J. Caldwell
Prudie Cornwell
Woolley & Rowland
Distillers Accused Of Cheating Patrons In Booze Plot
The piece alleges distillers adulterated bourbon by selling it as rye and diluting aged whiskey with alcohol. Skeptical tasters call it skullduggery as bootlegger methods echo in the trade, reducing fusel oil and potential headaches.
Picket Line Formed by Ohio School Pupils
In Belmont County Ohio older pupils created a picket line to keep younger students from reaching the new Kinsman School as Midway Blainville and Wheeling Valley one room schools were closed by the state education department. About 60 to 80 children did not start the 1933 34 term on time as parents resisted sending pupils to the distant school.
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Clairsville
Midway
Wheeling Township
Kinsman
Belmont County
Ohio Department of Education
Blainville
Wheeling Valley
Winners parade at stock show with banners and prizes
All trip winners will march at the stock show parade on Monday night. Participants will bear state banners describing their projects and duets while prizes are awarded, marking a national championship year.
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Mng
Sheriff Sale Of Real Estate In Athens County Ohio
Ohio sheriff sale notice for Garnet Bretz et al in Rome Township Guysville. Auction at the Athens art House door on November 26 1933 at 1 PM. Two tracts described with the second containing about 1 6 acre. Premises appraised at 68 00, minimum bid two thirds. Cash only. Charles Stratton Sheriff of Athens County. Wood & Williams assisted.
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L. Shott
Art House
Athens
Ohio
Rome
Iniet
Savanah
Rome Township
Athens County
Athens Unty
P. G. Chapman
P G. Chapman
Ll. A
C .D. Gaston
1. A
C. D. Gaston Lot
Guysville van Company
Guysville
Charles Stratton
Wood & Williams
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Meigs County
Orange Township
A. L. Fieh
L. L. Keller
M. M. Tuttle
E. B. Parker
Dane Swarts
C. O. Newland
Alan Stites
Justice of Peace
L. Hardway
Columbia Township
Joseph Turner
G. BE. Verigan
Floyd Bolton
Chester Price
Frank Daret
Thos. McLaughlin
Wayne Turner
J. A. Turner
Rutland Township
C. H. Amos
H. F. Bolton
I. N. Taylor
William W. Rupe
LeRoy W. Bartrum
Hobart Haley
Sid Taylor
F. E B. Duntee
Lebanon Township
Roy Proffitt
W. D. Baker
James Triplett
C. Brewer
Earl Williford
William Gainer
Ed Deems
Joe Smith
Odford Township
A. B. King
H. B Perry
Bernie Gilkey
A. A. Nelson
Ponas Violet
Eldon Clark
Mereltorr
Clyde White
Letart
Orville Gaul
Ross Cleland
Kemp
Legion Presents
Walnut
J. B. Swanson
N. Court St
Baptist Church
Theophil Meir
First Presbyterian and Peace Evangelical Church
Hazel Bowen
Presbyterian Church
Beeson
Plummer Beeson
Cheshire
Mina Boice
Effie Rice
Allie Mauck
Billa Lasley
Miss Beaver
Anniy
Price, LLC
S&s
Boston
Perle Cotton
Nelsonville, 610
the Fair Store
Shade High
Fanny
Onta
Sunnyfield Family
IONA
P&g
Sultana
Bokar Coffee
Old Munich
Red Circle Coffee
Michigan
Jersey
Tokay
Hamburger
Atlantic
Pacific
Ohio School
Cou My
Ellen
Mong the Lam
Ch States
Nationa
Hong
Lion Farm Youngs
State of
Garnet Bretz
Piaiiugt
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