Peace declamation contest opens at Carpenter Church
The second Peace declamation meet was held at Carpenter Church 7:30 Sunday with freshmen and sophomores competing. Winners included Holcomb and Dye with others performing pieces about peace. The Albany Methodist arch provided music under Miss Mary Frances Gillogly.
Racine Social And Personal Highlights
Racine social notes list visits and arrivals from Shawnee Columbus Cincinnati Rochester Minn Columbus and Cleveland. Navy sailor Bob Curtis returns on furlough. Dr. Harold Brown and family vacation in Racine. multiple relatives visit Mrs Nannie Pickens and Mrs Nellie Smart. Bridge topic notes one day free travel over Douglas Street Bridge between Omaha and Council Bluffs.
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Racine
Aich Roberts
Shawnee
Glenn Simpson
Columbus
Lillian Simpson
Bernice Harpold
Christ Hospital
Cincinati
Clyde Cross
Ohio State University
A. B. Cross
Kathryn Bell
Fred Bell
Harold Brown
Rochester
Minn
Brown
John Philson
Bob Curtis
U. S. Navy
California
Harry Curtis
Mable Coffey
Jack of
Ivan Pickens
Childs
Cleveland
Mr. Picken
Nannie Pickens
Tom Pickens
Harry
Omaha
Douglas St
Council Bluffs
Killing Coon Costs Harry Booth $31.20
Harry Booth, WPA worker, was arrested Saturday for killing a coon out of season on a game refuge and fined $31.20 by Justice of Peace Earl Titus. Meigs County Coon Hunters' Association will push strict enforcement of coon hunting laws.
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Pomeroy
Harry Booth
Justice of Peace
Earl Titus
Booth
WPA
A. H. Joachim
Meigs County Coon Hunters’ Association
Bobcat Fatally Shot After Chasing Rabbit Near City Limits
A 20 pound bobcat invading Paul Seabaugh’s chickenyard in Cape Girardeau Missouri after chasing a rabbit was shot after killing 20 chicks. The incident follows a note on October 12, Columbus Day, stating bills are legal only in Arkansas and Kansas.
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Cape Girardeau
Paul Seabaugh
Seabaugh
Arkanas
Kansas
Pomeroy Brief Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Selim Blazewicz returns to Ohio State University after visiting his parents on Lincoln Hill. Ralston Russell and family host relatives in Columbus and on E Main Street. Various residents enjoy weekend visits across Ironton Huntington Mansfield and Coalton with family and friends. Mrs Sophia Meier returns from a Columbus visit. George IV as Prince of Wales secretly wed Marie Anne Fitzhubert remains noted.
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Selim Blazewicz
Columbus
Ohio State University
Stanley Blazewicz
Lincoln Hill
Ralston Russell
E. Main St
H. B. Smith
Emma Will
E. D. Will
Pomeroy
Will White
Syracuse
Albert Faehnle
Freda
Middleport
Florence Keener
Ironton
Phil Williamson
Main St
Campbellsburg
Alex Fisher
Loren Caverlee
Huntington
Inlaw
L. R. Farmer
Mansfield
L. F. Schoenleb
Theodore Beegle
Sophia Meier
Gladys Crooks
Anna Houser
Coalton
George IV
Prince of Wales
Marie Anne Fitzhubert
First Guernsey birth in 500 years marks family milestone
In Guernsey Channel Islands Susan Kinnersly becomes the first child born into her father’s family in five centuries. The christening in Guernsey highlights a historic genealogical moment for the Kinnersly lineage.
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Guernsey
Channel Islands
Susan Kinnersly
Grangers Elect POMEROY At Rock Springs Grange
At a Rock Springs Grange meeting officers for the year were elected. Names include Master Fred Goeglein Overseer Ed Evans Lecturer Mrs William Grueser Chaplain W G Kesterson Steward Robert Burdette Assistant Steward Jim Smith Secretary Mrs Homer Ashworth Treasurer Mrs Howard Bolin Ceres Edna Evans Pomona Lois Leonard Flora Iris Jean Bailey Gatekeeper Alva Yost Lady Assistant Steward Gertrude Grueser Business Agent Howard Bolin Inc Agent W G Kesterson Legislative Agent George Daniels Executive Committeeman Homer Ashworth.
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Pomeroy
Rock Springs
Fred Goeglein
Ed. Evans
William Grueser
W. G. Kesterson
Robert Burdette
Jim Smith
Homer
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Dorothy Bolen
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Adriene Holcomb
Lloyd Gardner
Waynesburg
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Gardner
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Lois Weyand
Chillicothe
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Chester
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Dyesville
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