Middleport considers street light cut to cover Silage costs
Middleport village council debated lowering street lighting expenses to cover rising silage costs and water bills. They proposed parking meter fund repayments and police cuts, and an emergency ordinance requiring fire chief permits for open fires. The meeting honored the American Legion with a flag donation and reviewed fund balances.
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Polie
Feeney-Bennett Post
American Legion
Henry Dineworthy
Bui Ieene Coleman
Lon
Clatworthy
Numer
Jean Lama
Russell
Charles Murray
Wayne Gibbons
J. Wiley
Robert. McElhinny
Ernest’ Cover
David Jen= Kine
Walter Bunce
Abe
Middleport WSCS marks anniversary with readings and gifts
The Middleport women’s society WSCS held an anniversary meeting at Stweryance Church with Miss Bess Sanborn outlining women’s progress from Biblical times to today. Members welcomed new attendees and honored charter members, with readings, hymns, and a Christmas market plan.
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Beth Gay
Ieee
Jesus Christ
Georgia Harkneat
Brest
United States
EM. Blake
Mra
Jones
Mary Root
WSCS
Mew HA. Rothrock
J. KE. Miller
Jon
Smith
HE. Cook
M. J. Prench
P. Kirin
Ben Philson
L. W. McComas
A.W. Mei Com. Henneny
Ni Nira ER. Tompkins
Robert Harri
W. WW. Hayes
C/A. Rininiah
Frieda Faehnie
Dames Ler
Sanborn
Cook
Mra Prench
McComas
Are. Klein
Mra N Moode
Robert Tarra
Min
Moore
Society For Financial ‘Support For
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Columbus
Aine Joven
Margaret Williams
Mex Jones
Mix
Forrest Bachte
Romtenseg
Louise Mugridge
Paul Tones
Tielen
Bailey
Fragmented health ad notes cleaning products at home
A damaged text fragment describes home use products promoting healing and stain removal. It references Triolyte and stain removers alongside mentions of modern suppositories and apparel care. Names, dates, and clear details are missing, leaving only vague advertising phrases.
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Canaloes
Two Men Held in Court on DWI Charges in Rutland Hearings
In hearings before Mayor E. F. Robinson last night, Bernard Rairden, 22, of Miarford Wen, and Weird Nelson, 33, of Rutland, were each given three days in jail on charges of driving while intoxicated. Patrolman Henry Werry filed in the first case and acting police chief Franklin D. Hudson filed in the second.
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E. F. Robinson
Bernard Rairden
Miarford
Wen
Wierd Nelson
Rutland
Batrolman Henry Werry
Franklin D. Hudson
Amesville Social Notes and Local Visits
A mixed column of dinner guests and birthdays from Amesville and nearby towns. Mrs Carl Sedwick Larry of Jackson celebrated Mr Sedwick’s birthday and those of the Sedwick and Adair couples, with Nell Sedwick’s birthday noted. Visitors include Miss Jessie Lovell Marietta and others touring Berea College in Kentucky. Recent guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Pallipe included Mrs Philips, Mrs Harry Dodds Sr, and siblings of Tipt on Town. Father Welch from Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville visited J M Bernhardt convalescing with Mrs Thompson’s family. Mrs Ralph Bennett plans a Columbus stay. Max Donahue of Rushville becomes new minister at the Methodist Church, succeeding Rev Sam Williams. Clyde Norris and son Phillip plan a Florida move. Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Riley Thompson’s. ten members attended. Madelon Clark reported receipts of $238.73 for the past week.
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Akron
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Marvin Freeman
Cleland
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Gerald Rice
Dearborn
Mich
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Helen Jane Gardner
Binghamton
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Gardner
Jamaica
HN. Swift
Holzer Howpital
Mae McCormack
Oklahoma City
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Holzer Hospital
B. Hutseil
Madge Reyolds
Cuyahoga Falls
George Reyolds
Meigs General Hospital
C. Eugene Norton
Mid
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Norton
Leslie Ervin
Ave Norton
Kodiak, Alaska
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Columbus & South Fn Electric Company
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Mac David Darst Sr
Parkersburg Hospital
Gravel Hill
Darst
James White
Columbus
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Frieda Faehnle
Cincinnati
Bainbridge
FE. Drummond
Lena Mac Mise
Mary Margaret Williams
New York City
Arlene Bowles
Williams
Yella, Williams
David O. Jenkins
Jenskins
Middleport Village
Republican Central Committee
Jenkins
New York Central RR
Hobson
General Telephone Company
Ed Dempsky
Greenaburg
Frank Demsky
G. C. Linscott
Mise ‘Dell Alderman
McConnell
Jessie Lovell Marietta
Berea
Boone Inn
Berea College
Red Pallipe
Philips
Mer
Harry, Dodds Sr
Harry C. Dodds
Claude Strehel
Tipton
Town
Kenneth Law
Rusvillowe
Clyde Norris
Phillip
Florida
Nor
Norris
Riley ‘Thompson
Madelon Clark
Pomeroy Rumedn Miss Elizabeth Ann Smith and Ralph Russell wedding
Elizabeth Ann Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Lauence Smith of Rutland and Ralph Russell son of Mr and Mrs Edward Russell of Dexter were married in a double ring ceremony at the Church of Christ of Zion with Rev Tom Wyatt officiating. The bride wore a white street length dress with matching accessories and carried a white Bible topped with an orchid. Pauline Davis of Dexter was maid of honor and Donald Davis was best man. Music by Adienne French accompanied the ceremony. A reception followed at the bride's home. Church groups and local families were mentioned in community notices including plans for fundraisers and PTA meetings.
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Rumen
Oeto
Elizabeth Ann Smith
Lau
Pauline Davis
Dexter
Donald Davis
Adienne French
Mrs. Smith
Ground Observer Corps Seeks Volunteers in Pomeroy Area
Mayor Elbert Robinson urged residents of Middleport and nearby Pomeroy to join the Ground Observer Corps. A meeting at the Pomeroy village hall at 7 30 p m invited housewives farmers teachers storekeepers clerks and businesspeople to serve as sky watchers and help form a protective warning chain from Lincoln Heights post.
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Iiddubport
Middleport
Pomerayans
Elbert Robinson
Ground
Observer Corps
Pomeroy
Lincoln Heights
Robinson
Birth announced for son of Mr and Mrs Russell in Gallipolis
Mr and Mrs Russell of Hysell Run announce the birth of a son at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis on a Sunday. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Milton Russell of Bradbury and Mr and Mrs Robert Winebrenner of Hysell Run. They also have a son, Timothy 6.
Long Bottom Has Institute Long Bottom Has Institute
The Rev E Felty of Ironton will speak at the Long Bottom Community Institute program Wednesday starting at 1 p.m. C E Blakeslee will discuss agriculture in the afternoon and music by local artists. Geneva H Nolan and Joann Hensley will discuss 4 H club work and awards. Mike Simmons of Vomeroy will speak on Indian ore. Committee reports will be given.
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Romar E. Felty
First Presbyterian Church
Ironton
Ill
Annal Community Institute
Ong Bottom
C. E. Blakeslee
Harold Doster
Joann Hensley
Jessa
Probation Ordered for Non-Support Charges in Pomeroy
Eugene R. Lewis of Pomeroy received one year probation and was ordered to pay 25 dollars biweekly for the support of three minor children after a court hearing before Judge John C. Bacon.
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Pomeroy
Eugene R. Lewis
John C. Bacon
Birth announcement and weekend visitors in Hamden area
Hamden and Mrs Gene Oremans announce the birth of a son on November 1 at Chillicothe Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Cox Kink and Sten Dora Foreman. Several weekend guests and visitors from Columbus, Lancaster, Gallipolia, Pomeroy, Nelsonville, and Columbus are listed, with many dinners and visits recorded.
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Gene Oreman
Main’ St
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Cox Kink
Sten
Dora
Hamden
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Cleveland
Wats
Al+la'Cox
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Richard Stiver
Stivers
Charles Salts
Salts
George Geiger
Lancaster
Murray Hartley
Ands
Sten John Salts
Nelsonville
Sten Charles Salts
Ra James "Pendleton
Cora Winters
Martha Newman
Chillcothe
James” Willams
Howard Weyand
Minnie Campbell
Columbus
James Brown
New Comerstown
Brown
Minnie Brown
Carl Roberts
Harold” Feasel
Michigan
Mra
Paul McWilliams
Mona Lee
Logan Vis
Nore
Minnie Gibson
Notable colonial colleges list includes ten named schools
The passage names Harvard, William and Mary, Yale, Princeton, Washington and Lee, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Brown, Rutgers, and Dartmouth as the ten colleges that existed in colonial America.
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America
Harvard
William and Mary
Yale
Princeton
Washington and Lee
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Brown
Rutgers
Dartmouth
Heated Contest Continues Eastern School Board Vote Recount
Meigs County voters faced a heated election as the Eastern Local School District recounts its contest for a five member board. Officials outlined that the recount will occur November 22 by the county board of elections, with precincts including Frame County and areas around Tuppers Plains and Reedsville. Names of elected and defeated candidates are noted, as is the district’s formation from Olive Orange districts and costs involved.
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Pomeroy
Board
Board of
Ot Education
Gloeckner
Child County Board
Tuppers Plains
Village
Reedsville
Long Bottom
Organiz| Gloeckner
Central
Olive Orange
Wotery
Ap- Masonic Temple
Deltiar
Baum
Walter P. Brown
Carl Lt. Barnhart
Francis Andrew
Hubert Shields C. C. Cowdery
Sherd Hostetter
Brown
Agne C. Hill
Ralph C. Henderson
Frank Dorst
Election Board
Board of Elections
Safety Ist Is Slogan On Dec. 1
POMEROY H. F. money has wen appointed as S-D Day director in Pomeroy by Mayor E. F. Robinson. A proclamation proclaims Thursday Dec. 1 as Safe Driving Day urging citizens to drive and walk safely to help Pomeroy avoid traffic accidents. The village cooperates with state and nation and will drive safety efforts from Nov. 21 to Dec. 11 with local director reporting incidents and results.
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Pomeroy
H. F. Money
Wen
E. F. Robinson
Robinson
Delegates Leave for National Grange Meeting
H E Starkes state gate keeper and Mrs Starkey of Carpenter escorted delegates to the National Grange session. C N Jones deputy master and Mr Jones juvenile deputy of Chef, with Mr and Mrs Jones, visited their daughter Mrs Edward Morrison at Black Lick. Jones attends the annual fall conference of the DHIA supervisors in News. The group will assist with conferring the seventh degree by national Grange officers at the state affair Thursday to Saturday, returning home early next week.
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Carpenter
Jim Jones
Carpenter Baptist Young People Group
AR. Caster
Reed Jeffers
Albany
R Omero
Cleveland
H. E. Starkes
Middleport Meters Take in 193 Despite Holiday
Chief Russell Bailey reported Monday night that parking meters in Middleport collected 193 dollars despite Veterans Day closure. No charge was applied for the holiday, and the haul reflects routine meter receipts during the long weekend.
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Middleport
Russell Bailey
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