Mine Trouble Recalled Here
POMEROY November 12 The removal of a legal notice from the courthouse bulletin board recalls a hectic summer in the Pomeroy Bend. The 1925 notice named hundreds of United Mine Workers and cited Judge A F Miller s injunction against molestation of non union miners. Despite tension the strike split the union but yielded no riot or serious trouble as miners, largely homeowners, kept peace and continued to work.
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Pomeroy
O’otlock
Pomeroy Bend
United Mine
A. F. Miller
Common Pleas
Meigs County
Woman's Missionary Society Meets in Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Missionary Society will gather Friday evening in the assembly room of the Presbyterian Church in Middleport. Mrs. FE. G. Probst will lead the program on the national mission topic Southern fountains and the foreign topic jam. Dorothy Nelle and Margaret Isabel Stewart join Dr. Katryn Poindexter and Mrs. Harlow Russell. Blessing boxes will be distributed and hostesses include Mrs. W. H. Johling, Mrs. Jennie Middleton, Mrs. Marcus Chambers, Mrs. R. A. Sherman, Miss Vivian Middleton, and Miss Daisy Saunders.
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Middleport
Woman's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
FE. G. Probst
Katryn Poindexter
Harlow Russell
Dorothy Nelle
Margaret Isabel Stewart
W. H. Johiing
Jennie Middleton
Marcus Chambers
R. A. Sherman
Vivian Middleton
Daisy Saunders
Society Formed as Middleport Hosts Bridge Tea
Mrs. William A. Humphrey of Columbus entertained with a bridge tea for several guests including Mrs. Eunice Downing and Mrs. Martha N. Archer. A new Scholarship Society was organized and Mrs. T. F. Lewis was elected chairman. Most guests are former Middleport residents.
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Middleport
William A. Humphrey
Columbus
Eunice Downing
Edgar Ervin
C. A. Dawson
Martha N. Archer
William J. O'Brien
Edward T. Hulbert
C. J. Rollins
W. H. Riley
T. F. Lewis
Charles Armel
Ora McClain
Bertha Kuhns
Edith Horden
Humphrey
Reverend Gardner Hosts Meetings at Tuppers Plains Church
The Rev Fred Gardner conducts a week of services at the Christian Church in Tuppers Plains except Wednesday. His church quartet including Charles Howard Clyde Helwig Homer Rice and Gardner assists with songs. Homer Rice appears Thursday evening as soloist.
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Middleport
Fred Gardner
Christian Church
Tuppers Plains
Local notices from Meigs County report injuries and moves
Mrs. Mary Weber from Pomeroy hosted Chr irs.oma Sly while Mrs. Vernon Greenle of Tor ri ville visited. Della Windsor recovering at home after a car explosion and hospital treatment earlier. Pearl Hysel of Thomas Fork in poor condition after a mine accident. to be moved back to hospital. Charles Hecker seriously ill after a fall on Main Street. Henry Pfarr and family return to property in lower Pomeroy after Huntington years. David Michael and relatives injured in a recent automobile wreck. Michael formerly railroad agent at Red House.
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Meigs County
Mary Weber
Oma Sly
Pomeroy
Vernon Greenle
Torriville
Della Windsor
Midleport
Gallipolis
Kipence Smith
Pearl Hyse
Huntington
Lower Pomeroy
David Michael
Middleport
Michael
New York Central Railroad
Red House
Sisson Announces Kentucky Granddaughter’s Wedding
Mary Sisson of North Second Avenue announces the marriage of her granddaughter Miss Helen Ewing of Logan to Mr. Alexander MacMillan of Bellevue Kentucky. The ceremony was held last Saturday morning at St John’s Episcopal Church in Bellevue with the church rector officiating. Helen is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Wing of Logan.
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Middleport
Mary Sisson
North Second Avenue
Helen Ewing
Logan
Alexander MacMillan
Bellevue
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Edgar Wing
Red Cross Drive Meeting Sees Strong Support
Middleport on November 12 reports the Red Cross executives say Monday's drive was exceptionally good. After ward committees are appointed, the drive is seen as likely to exceed expectations as solicitors prepare to visit every home for membership fees.
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Middleport
the Red Cross
Birthday anniversary dinner at Mary Jane Coffee Shoppe
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Scott hosted a birthday anniversary dinner at the Mary Jane Coffee Shoppe in Middleport. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Juhling, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vrooman, Misses Sara Louise and Mary Jane Scott. Afterward guests moved to the Scott home on South Front and Main Streets.
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Middleport
H. J. Scott
Mary Jane
Relatives Attend Homer IL. Smith Funeral in Middleport
Out of town relatives gathered Tuesday for Homer IL. Smith's funeral at his parents' home on Broadway Street Middleport. Attendees included Mrs. E Collie Browntown West Virginia and Mr. and Mrs. Rappers and children Newark Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith Senecaville and Mr. and Mrs. Payne Rondon West Virginia.
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Middleport
Homer IL. Smith
Broadway Street
E. Collie
Browntown
W. Va
Rappers
Newark
Frank Smith
Senecaville
Payne
Rondon
Social notes from Columbus and nearby towns
Local residents visit relatives and travel between Columbus Huntington Huntington and Parkersburg. Among those mentioned are Violet Janchius visiting relatives in Columbus, Milton Hamilton wintering with his parents in Huntington, Dr. H L Ward praised by H J Short, and Mary Sisson returning home from Logan.
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Violet Janchius
Glouster
Fred Gardner
Milton Hamilton
Huntington
W. Va
M. J. Hamilton
Carrier
Nella Kepler
Columbus
H. J. Short
H. L. Ward
Cleveland
Ward
Frank Brumley
Toledo
Sarah Hysell
Grant Hospital
Max Lambert
Washington
William Bullis
Max
Annapolis Naval Academy
Bullis
F. S. Wilson
Virgie Corbin
Serbs
Walter Howell
Nitro
George Schaaf
School of
Dentistry
Ohio State University
Jessie Lansbury
E. Sanborn
E. Carroll
Addie McGuire
Gallipolis
Mary Walters
Miss Walters
McGuire
L. B. Johnson
Charleston
Alfred Farm Institutes Inspire Local Youth Across Regions
Mrs. James S. DeVol and Wheeler J. Welday led multiple sessions at the Alfred Farm Institute with talks on foundations for life, obedience, and community betterment. Exhibits and student programs highlighted farm produce from Marietta area families as institutes roll to Salem Center and Dyesville in successive days.
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James S. DeVol
Wheeler J. Welday
Meigs County
Alfred
Alfred Institute
DeVol
Marietta
Welday
Jefferson County
Harvard College
Purdue University
Ohio
de Vol
Local Families Gather for Visits and Events in Haydenville
Haydenville residents hosted guests from North Canton Wellston and Columbus over the weekend including the Achauers and Gastins. A peace declamation contest at the church drew four participants with Mary Jane Nutter taking first. An unknown thief entered the Matheny basement stealing fruit and potatoes.
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Lester Achauer
Barbara
North Canton
William Achauer
John Ghearing
Regina
Delbert Gorman
Wellston
J. K. Gastin
Ralph Bond
Columbus
George Bond
Virginia Hankinson
Diamond
Helen Christel
Logan
Effie Gastin
L. C. Hutchens
Katie
John Matheny
Harold Allen
Gertrude Ginther
Frank Allen
Ed Bennett
J. N. Phetteplace
Harry Lehman
Lancaster
Chester Beougher
Mary Jane Nutter
Mareie Matheny
Zayvie Monk
Martha Kesterson
Ralph Gastin
Cadiz
Harold Gastin
Mark Vancurren
Loran
Bert Tucker
Margaret Gastin
Joe Howell
Bernice Hes
CC. C. Iles
Charles Pierce
le Roy Pierce
Francis Gettel
Nelsonville
T. C. Riddlebargwer
Kenneth Voltz
Jane Matheny
Elizabeth Filley
Crooksville
Homer Carter
Ray
Asbury Ridge
William Wallett
James Hurley
Jennie Patton
Morris Vollmer
Ralph Walters
C. A. Walters
C. Ss. Matheny
New Straitsville Women Plan Pot Luck and Sewing Gathering
New Straitsville Women of the M FE Church will meet at Mrs. Fred Blankenship's home on Thursday for a pot luck dinner and to sew rug rags and quilts. Attendees included Mary and Mildred Blankenship Alberta Nixon and Bessie Forrester from a recent taffy pulling at Norris Johnston's home.
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M. FE. Church
Fred Blankenship
Mary and
Mildred Blankenship
Alberta Nixon
Bessie Forrester
Norris Johnston
Woman admits Welfare aid while running blind pig
In Municipal Court Detroit on November 12 Florence Van dermaele aged 50 admitted she received City Welfare Department aid while operating a blind pig at her home. The admission drew sharp criticism from the court and observers.
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Detroit
Florence Vandermaele
Phillip Powell Funeral Is Held in Millfield
Phillip Powell of Millfield is buried at Greenlawn Cemetery after services at the Millfield Church of Christ. About 500 attended as Red Men and Pocahontas Lodges performed graveside rites. Powell leaves wife Alice and eight children.ение
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Chauncey
Millfield
Phillip Powell
Powell
Alice Powell
Wemmer
John Cline
Hiram Mingus
Holiness Church
John Hillen
Millfield Methodist Church
Jesse Hillen
Clarence Hillen
Funeral services for Charles McDonald in The Plains
Charles McDonald age 57 died Monday in Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens after gangrene. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 30 A M from The Plains Methodist Episcopal Church conducted by Rev L H Stanley of The Church of the Nazarene. Burial will be in Hocking Cemetery. He resided with his son and daughter in law H N McDonald in The Plains.
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Chauncey
Plains Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles McDonald
L. H. Stanley
Church of the Nazarene
the Plains
Hocking
McDonald
H. N. McDonald
Plains
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Chauncey Visitors From Columbus Come For Weekend
Mr and Mrs Matt Kilpatrick of Columbus former Chauncey residents were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Bradfield. Mrs W B Koons and sons from Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Harry Swart on Mound Street and Mr and Mrs William Robinette of Columbus visited Floyd Stanley and family on Mill Street.
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Matt Kilpatrick
Columbus
Chauncey
Charles Bradfield
W. B. Koons
Lowell, Curtis and Elmo
Harry Swart
Mound Street
William Robinette
Floyd Stanley
Mill Street
Espec
Mines Reported Active in Chauncey District
Sixteen mines in this Chauncey district reported work today including Luhrig Hocking Kimberly No. 9 No. 255 No. 267 No. 10 No. 69 Ohio No. 1 No. 68 No. 24 No. 28 No. 86 L. D. Poston No. 119 and New York No. 25 at Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Luhrig
Hocking
Kimberly
Ohio
L. D. Poston
New York
Local Travels and Obituary Notes from Reedville Area
Re edvil z Dr James F Wilson of Washington D H returns after visit with mother Mrs Mary J Wilson. Funeral for Mrs Margaret Harris held at Hopewell Church near Wadesville West Virginia with burial beside husband. Families and friends from Harrisonville Eden Picker ington Long Bottom Marietta and Wadesville attended events and visits through the period.
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James F. Wilson
Washington D. H
Mary J. Wilson
H. J. Walliams
Merle Douglas and Child
Harrisonville
R. B. Williams
J. H. Randolph
Earl Randolph
Franks Adams
Baltimore
Ohio
Shawnee and Carbon Hill Girls Tie, Boys Win Basketball Clash
Shawnee High School split a varsity doubleheader with Carbon Hill at Carbon Hill. Shawnee boys beat Carbon Hill 34 to 18 while Carbon Hill girls defeated Shawnee 21 to 7. The next Shawnee games are scheduled for Friday evening at Glenford.
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Donald Starkey
Pomeroy
Ad Starkey
Chester Thompson
Amelia Foulkes
White Cottage
East Fultonham
Rosetta Gaver
Beatrice
Wesley Severance
Athens
Shawnee High School
Carbon Hill
Shawnee
Glenford
Earl de Vore
Columbus
John Turnbull
John Humphrey
Union Furnace
Tom Reese
Glouster
J. D. Davis
Howard Dishon
Naomi Bible Class Meet at The Plains Church
The Naomi Bible Class of The Plains M. E. Church will meet this evening with Mrs. Bernice Luman in charge. Mrs. Barrows conducts the meeting and Mrs. Graves leads the program as class teacher.
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Chauncey
Naomi Bible
The
Plains M. E. Church
Bernice Luman
Barrows
Graves
Five month old child dies in Hocking parish burial at cemetery
Services held this afternoon at 2 from the residence for the infant child ofMr andMrs Carl Tinkham of Hocking. Burial followed in Hocking Cemetery.
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Chauncey
Carl Tinkham
Hocking
Circle Hill Social Notes Tie Residents to Nearby Towns
Mrs Neva Johnson visited Nelsonville on Monday. Rudy Harrison of Gallipolis called on Aaron Lewis in Nelsonville Tuesday. Circle Hill’s Mr and Mrs Jacob Hawk and The Plains pair Mr and Mrs Lee were in Columbus on Thursday. Mamie Kimble of Salt Creek and Tom Evener were guests of Mrs Lewis Johnson on Monday. Aaron Lewis was in Nelsonville Monday. Etta Schoonover recently visited Nelsonville as guest of Mrs Sarah Davis.
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Circle Hill News
Neva Johnson
Nelsonville
Rudy Harrison
Gallipolis
Aaron Lewis
Jacob Hawk
Circle Hill
Lee
the Plains
Columbus
Mamie Kimble
Salt Creek
Tom Evener
Lewis Johnson
Etta Schoonover
Sarah Davis
Armistice Day idle at Kimberly mine and local stores
Local town reports idle operations at the Kimberly mine and the P G Store on Armistice Day. Residents visit relatives in Millfield Colum bus and Oak Grove while several local youths attend church. Notes on visitors include Ruth Brooks Arch Brooks Jennie Brooks Daffy Williams Guy Dishong and Fred Birtcher among others.
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Berry Hickman
Kimberly Mine
Robert Beckler
Ruth
Ruth Brooks
Millfield
Daffy’ Williams
Nelsonville
Lauderback
Jennie Brooks
Columbus
Arch Brooks
William Farms
Cadiz
Sun¢ Guy Dishong
Oak Grove
Earsel Hanning
Fred Birtcher
Taplin
York Farmers’ Institute
Connett M. Church
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RED Cross
Carr School
Brick School
Haydenville
New Straitsville
Bob Clark
Akron
George Lanning
Carrie Shuttleworth
Ted Williams
Lizzie Reese
Mullencamp
Betty
Sid Johnston
Phillips
Jean Williams
Elizabeth
Rebekah Lodge
Clyde Todd
James McNamee
Ad Edgell
New F Pittsburgh
Joseph Krotchie
John Sabo
John Dr
Stella Krotchie
Henry
Moxie Krotchie
Buchtel
Giovanna
Boris
Bulgaria
Charles 8. Bradfield, JR
the Messenger
Red Men
Degree
Pocahontas Lodges
Grave
Henry Morgan
Ceser! Million
Robert Graves
Phose
Ida Bailey
Good Housekeeping
Radio Home Makers Club
Audi
the Publish
Athens Messenger
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Kinberly
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