Meigs School Hopes Legislature Grants Aid
Meigs County school authorities press for state funds to keep 19 districts operating through the year amid mounting debts. Superintendent C O Chapman cites districts already in arrears with teachers and bus drivers as counties rely on cigaret tax funds and local revenues to survive.
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Pomeroy
Meige County
Ohio
Meiga County
Chapman
Meigs County
Messenger
Dick Devine
Columbus Dispatch
C O Chapman
Morning Star
Old Welle
Pleasant View
Racine
Chester
Forest Run
Dexter
No & W
Williams
Bedford
Coumbia
Great Bend
Harrisonville
Lebanon
Bottom
Minersville
Portland
Reeds
Rutland
Salem
Salisbury
Syracuse
Letart
Theall
Columbia
Untidy OCR Fragment on Rashes and Pimples
Fragmentary OCR text mentions itchy pimples and rashes with garbled words and stray letters. Likely an incomplete health or advertisement note lacking clear entities or dates.
Panthers Arm For Grudge Meet With Jackson
Snow and cold kept the Panthers indoors as Coach W. R. Farnham outlined plays to beat Jackson in a Friday clash. The game at 7 30 p m is set amid tensions from a strained school rivalry and scheduling issues.
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Jackson Pomeroy
Panther
W. R Farnham
Jackson
Pomeroy
Young People Rally At Middleport Well Attended
Meigs County Young People's Rally drew a strong turnout despite severe weather at the Middleport Presbyterian Church. A simultaneous program was presented followed by a social period of games and contests. Members of the Whatsoever Class were among the attendees.
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Middleport
Meigs County
Middleport Presbyterian Church
Middleport Sends Big Delegation to Fair
Middleport records 316 residents attended the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago during 1933. The town’s share is high for its size, with many travelers by auto or rail and nearly one in ten residents visiting the fair.
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Middleport
Chicago
C. A. Poindexter
Local residents reported caring for and ill in Middleport
Nov. 5 report from Middleport notes Mrs Addie Stalder of Pomeroy aiding aging Mrs Mary Page on Gravel Hill as she remains in poor health. Mrs Walter Owens has been ill on North Second Avenue. Mrs L A Hulbert, mother of Mrs J F Dillard, is severely ill on South Pearl Street at eighty eight. Frank Fugate of the Meigs County Board of Elections is at home on South Pearl Street improving after a heart attack on election morning.
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Middleport
Addie Stalder
Pomeroy
Mary Page
Gravel Hill
Page
Walter Owens
North Second Avenue
L. A. Hulbert
J. F. Dillard
South Pearl Street
Hulbert
Frank Fugate
Meigs County Board of Elections
Fugate
De gree Staff and officers hosted by Pythian Sisters
The Degree Staff and officers of Meigs Temple No. 153 Pythian Sisters were entertained Tuesday at the home of Mrs KR H Horden on South Fourth Street. Hostesses were Mrs Horden and Mrs P C Gallagher. Mrs E R Tompkins hosted her Five Hundred Club Tuesday afternoon on South Third Avenue. The Missionary Society of the Church of Christ met Monday night in the church lecture room with Mrs Edward French's group as hostesses.
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Middleport
Meigs Temple No. 153
KR. H. Horden
South Fourth Street
Horden
P. C. Gallagher
E. R. Tompkins
South Third
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Edward French
Local Visit Ends as McCarty Family Returns Home
Middleport residents Mr and Mrs BE M McCarty and nephew Carroll Meadows returned home Monday night after visiting Huntington with Mrs McCarty s father James Meadows and sister Mrs Dea Hayes. Virginia Arnold came Monday back to Huntington after staying with cousins C E Erwin. Charles Bland son of Mr and Mrs John Bland of Akron accompanied Mrs Guy Reynolds and Mrs Childers home from Akron and will stay a few weeks with his grandmother Mrs Childers.
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BE. M. McCarty
Carroll Meadows
Huntington
Fine Two Hunters for Rabbit Season Violation
Harold Watson of Tuppers Plains and Raymond Harper were fined after hunting before the rabbit season opened. Watson, found with two rabbits and a skunk, received 65 dollars plus costs and remains in county jail. Harper, who claimed his dog trained him, was fined 25 dollars plus costs for skinned opossum found during arrest. Dolph Joachim, the new game warden, made the arrests.
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Pomeroy
Harold Watson
Tuppers Plains
Raymond Harper
Watson
Harper
Dolph Joachim
Farmers Institute to convene in Tuppers Plains this weekend
Tuppers Plains reports the farmers institute will meet Friday and Saturday. Rev Holman from Clarksburg W Va preached Tuesday evening. Local faculty members and students visited homes over the weekend. Ivan Parker, injured in a December motor accident, is visiting friends on crutches after hospital care in Parkersburg. Allen Chase, son of Mr and Mrs John Chase, now chief accountant with the National Fertilizer Association in Washington DC, formerly with Peat Marwick in Detroit. Lend A Hand Society of Bimpson M FEF Church hosted a singing tea at the church Tuesday evening, with Mrs A Tracy as hostess.
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Tuppers Plains
Farmers’ Institute
Holman
Clarksburg
W. Va
J. & Davis
Frances Michael
Ruth Drake
Ivan Parker
Parkersburg
Pomeroy
Allen Chase
John Chase
Wehe Addition
National Fertilizer Association
Washington, D. C
Detroit
Peat, Marwick and Mitchell Company
Lend-A-Hand Society of
Bimpson M
Clyde Jones
Emma Chapman
Carl Shields
P. R Shields
Mattie Custer
J. D. Law
Apple Grove
Howard Graham
Michael Moore
Little Hocking
Robert Bellas
Charleston
Harvey Ours
Heights
Herbert Powell
Lillie Wagoner
J. P. Burnett
Arthur Roush
Local families host visitors and note gas well on Eva Welsh farm
A string of Sunday and weekend visits fills area households. Riggins Gas and Oil drilled a good gas well on Eva Welsh’s farm last week. Several families from Zion Point Pleasant Huntington Bunker Hill Pomeroy New Lima Akron Athens Snowville near Snowville gather at homes of Giles Smith Anderson and Will and Hill along with Ollie Anderson Ruth Morgan and Miss Spencer.
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Frank Giles
Zion
Thomas Smith
Riggins Gas and Oil Company
Eva Welsh
Ray Anderson
Jacqueline
Point Pleasant
W. Va
J. C. Anderson
Wm. Nicholson
T. D. Zimmerman
Huntington
Dana Epple
Leonard Epple
Bunker Hill
Don L. Wood
Pomeroy
Orville
Floyd Cleland
Sherman Carpenter
Springfield
Paul Taylor
Carl Taylor
New Lima
Samuel Hutton
Henson Cleland
Ruth Morgan
Akron
Spencer
Athens
VL. Glaze
G. O. Will
Eleanor Hill
Ray Nicholson
Racine News Notes and Local Visitors
Racine notes include Charles McNickles leaving Saturday on the Steamer Liberty where he works. Weber Woods and family from Harrisonville visited Clark Jiiden’s home. Otto Bradford and others spent Sunday with Mrs. Alva Grimes at Five Points. Flora Allison of East Liverpool is seriously ill at Emory Allison’s home. she was once a Racine resident.
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Charles McNickles
Liberty
Weber Woods
Harrisonville
Clark Jiiden
Otto Bradford
Tanners Run
Gibbie Duskey
George Osborn
Alva Grimes
Five Points
Flora Allison
East Liverpool
Emory Allison
Racine
Pomeroy Area Notices and Movements
Pomeroy residents report winter plans with Miss Nel Proctor joining the Club Restaurant staff. Charles Ebersbach to spend winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reuter with infant return to Pontiac after visits, and J. B. Connoley family relocate to Marietta. Daughters of Union Veterans Jane Howell Tent hold Monday inspection. Isaac Dyke, 83, dies in Danville with Sunday funeral.
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Charles Ebersbach
Florida
Lawrence Reuter
Infant
Pontiac
Mich
Perente
Ben H. Ewing
Nel Proctor
Pomeroy High
Funeral services for Mrs. Leander Robinson held
Funeral services were held at 1:30 PM from Downington M E Church for Mrs. Leander Robinson 77 who died Monday at her home near Albany. Burial followed in Wells Cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Leander Robinson
Albany
Downington M. E
Wells Cemetery
Middleport Hospital patient updates on Mrs Smith Souders and Otto Stanley
A report from McMillan Hospital in Charleston details Middleport patients. Mrs Smith is improving while Otto Stanley shows little improvement. George Souders is much better and may come home this week.
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Middleport
McMillan Hospital
Charleston
C. E. Smith
Otto Stanley
George Souders
Albany Grange Elects Officers in 1933 Season Plans
Albany Grange elected officers for the coming year led by Master J. G. Tewksbury. New plans include inviting another Grange to provide First and Second Degrees for six member applications. Armistice Day programs featured talks and songs, and church sisters will host a chicken supper and bazaar Friday. Albany High opens basketball season with interscholastic and independent games and a set schedule through February with multiple away and home dates.
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Albany
Albany Grange
J. G. Tewksbury
N. Jones
Lee Elliott
Ella Miller
Fred Elliott
Ray Knowlton
Chaplin
Don Sanders
Jessie Jones
Ida Elliott
E. E. Lewis
Ceres
Edith Bobo
Pomona
Eva Sanders
Flors
Kathryn Rickey
Althea Scott
G. J. Tewksbury
George Scott
Irene Wingett
L. F. Miller
France
C. N. Jones
Albany High School
Hamden
Harrisonville
McArthur
Lodi
Chauncey
Wilkesville
the Plains
Jane
Hamden Thome
Local Folks Share Weekend Visits and News
Letart Falls residents report weekend visits including Mr and Mrs Tom Wagner and Mrs Clara Day with Mrs Alice Day. Nearby families and neighbors from Pomeroy Gallipolis Parkersburg Huntington and Charleston are noted along with a revival opening at Apple Grove and various family gatherings and illness updates.
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Tom Wagner
Clara Day
Gallipolis
Alice Day
Local Briefs From Gallipolis Area
George Kapp of Pt. Pleasant was admitted to Holzer Hospital for an acute appendix operation on Tuesday. A son was born Monday night to Mr and Mrs Roscoe Houck of Crown City. Mrs C A Poindexter of Middletown and John Stewart of Gallipolis, accident victims, were dismissed.
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Gallipolis
George Kapp
Pt. Pleasant
Holzer Hospital
Roscoe Houck
Crown City
C. A. Poindexter
Middleport
John Stewart
Hollister P T A Joins State Group
Hollister Missouri P T A votes to affiliate with the state Parent Teacher Association. Mrs Ethel Peters Simon from Columbus discusses the meaning of state level membership at a high school gym meeting. A Halloween party raised 37.03 to be applied to a new piano purchase. Sixth grade pupils perform and a December 20 program is planned.
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Hollister
Parent- Teacher Associations
Ethel Peters Simon
Columbus
Parent Teacher Association
Simon
Hollister P. T. A
Tommy Power
Elaine Salyers
Thelma Adams
Harry
Mr. Pritts
Ladies Aid Society Meeting Postponed in Trimble
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church in Trimble has postponed its meeting to next Wednesday night. The gathering will be hosted at the home of Mrs. Andrew Plant.
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Trimble
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Andrew Plant
Ladies Auxiliary to Serve Lunch at Legion Hall Meeting
GLOUSTER November 15 Ladies of the American Auxiliary will serve lunch during a regular meeting at the American Legion hall Thursday night.
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Glouster
D A R Meeting At Rathburn Home In Rutland
Rutland notes report the district meeting of the D A R held Friday afternoon at Mrs M E Rathburns home. Dr and Mrs Harold Crumsey returned from Colorado where he served as surgeon seeking new posting. Other local visits and church services are noted with several family gatherings.
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M E. Rathourn
Columbus
M. E. Rathburn
Harold Crumsey
Colorado
Gallipolis
Bernard Higley
Christian Church
Margaret Spratt
W. A. Gardner
Avery Gardner
Charles Peoples
Pomeroy
Ruth Alkire
Local Notes From Huntington Area
Dexter Mr and Mrs H C Smith were called to Huntington Friday by Mrs Virginia Smith illness Amber Lodge members held a fish fry at O O F Hall Spl? Rebekahs gave two ill members baskets of fruit Miles Nelsons house fire caused by sparks from kitchen flue flames extinguished Rev Zimmerman preached at the Christian Church trustees plan to move William Martin age 80 invalid from Hinton West Virginia to I O O F home Springfield Ohio
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H. C. Smith
Huntington
Virginia Smith
Amber Lodge
O. O. F. Hall
Rebekahs
Lodge
Ollie Anderson
Hattie Gardner
Miles Nelson
Zimmerman of
The
Christian Church
Wiliam Martin
Hinton
W. Va
Springfield
Glouster Gas closes local office and moves payments
Ohio Fuel Gas Company ends its Glouster office and directs customers to pay monthly gas bills at the Sayre Store on High Street Bridge starting next payment. A service shop will operate at the rear of the J. Beshara Building on High Street. The company promises maintenance of equal service.
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Glouster
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Sayre
High Street
J. Beshara
Dietitian Paul Samson Speaks on Keeping Fit to Kiwanis
GLOUSTER November 15 An audience at the Hotel Gordon heard Paul O. Samson a Philadelphia dietitian discuss keeping fit and food combinations and their effects on the body. Attendance prize to G H Campbell. TRIMBLE November 15 Preparations finish for PTA bingo at the town house Thursday night with proceeds for school benefits.
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Glouster
Paul O. Samson
Philadelphia
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Mr Samson
E. H. Taylor
G. H. Campbel
Liquid laxatives offer controlled, non-habit forming relief
The dose of a liquid laxative can be measured and its action controlled. A mild liquid laxative completes a perfect movement without discomfort or kidney irritation. The wrong cathartic may cause ongoing constipation and habitual use of irritating salts or powerful drugs wears you down.
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Meigs
Atlas Store
Ickers
ATLAS
Panthers
J. B. Swansor
N. Court St
Athase
John S. Blower Funeral Home
South High Street
Glouster, Ohio
Middleport Briefs
Pomeroy Personals
J. B Connoley
Main Street
Marietta
Diks
Danville
Langsville
Isaac Dyke
IN Common Pleas Court
ARP
George Siders
Charles Rice
E. C. Kirby
Lansing
Kansas
Siders
Lee
Kirby
Lookout Mountain
Chat Tenn
Chickamauga National Military Park
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
Letart Falls
G. R. Price
S. M. Grim
John Adams
Carrol Grim
Battle Creek
Letha Grim
Florence Bage
Ocel Hill
Marion
Hyde Finney
Eva Roberts
J. D. Roush
Mary Wogan
Donavon Wogan
Bailey Run
Solon Butcher
Ed Sargent
Lewis Miller
Theodore Ward
Leon
Elmer Grim
M. Quillin
Ray Jeffers
W. P. Smith
Saxon
Glouster Gas
Beshara
Mrs. Prog
Raf
Caldwell
Child's
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