Health leaders to present county program in Pomeroy
Health leaders in Pomeroy will host a county wide meeting on Monday November 23 at the Gimpson M. E. church. Talks and demonstrations cover home medicine supplies first aid bandaging and bed making with a health play by Rock Springs women and a basket dinner to follow. The event runs from 10 a.m. to about 3 p.m. and is open to the public with invites extended to all aiming for better health.
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Pomeroy
Gimpson M. EB
Trong
Teaders
W. C. Kee
Harry Swan
Williamson
Lebannon Town- Po
Mies Prysbucka
Columbus
Small return to creditors in Krauss case
Referee in Bankruptcy O H Stewart reports a 3 percent dividend for creditors of the Susan Krauss case in Pomeroy Ohio. Many Meigs County and Columbus residents were swindled out of 8983 85 with a long list of creditors including Gloeckner Zeiher Geyfried Hamm and Goett among others. The property involved was tied to the Krauss family holdings and Susan Krauss remains confined at the Marysville reformatory.
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Pomeroy
O. H. Stewart
Susan
Meigs County
Columbus
Fred
Mise Mary Gloeckner
Gopha Gloeckner
Lewis Geyfreid
Bertha
Werling
Andrew Zeiher
Zeiher
Mary
Emma Hamm
Wisamora
Ellen Ebers
Lizzie Geyfried
Florence Goett
Allie
Mike
George Krauss
Susan Krauss
Marysville Reformatory
Surprise Party at M. E. Church in Pomeroy
About sixty members of the Bampton M. E. Church hosted a surprise farewell party for Mrs. Charlies Ebbersbach in the church room on Thursday. The gathering featured a quilting group and an inter program largely consisting of singing numbers as Fray spoke on behalf of the group.
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Pomeroy
Bampton
Union Service Set for Thanksgiving in Middleport
At a pastors council meeting in Middleport Rev J James of First Baptist was chosen to deliver the Thanksgiving day sermon at the Church of Christ on Thursday November 26 at 10 am. All residents are invited to join the union service.
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Middleport
J. James
First Baptist Church
Church of Christ
Local residents return to health and attend services
Dr M D Hartinger recovered from stomsi operation at Holwer hospital and visited his dental office. Supt D W Hennessy drove to Logan on business. Miss Marjorie Patten and others traveled to Gallipolis. Attorney A D Russell, ill recently, is out again. Family members attended the funeral of Mrs Katherine Ward in Columbus and Pittsburgh relatives visited Mrs Russell Batley Bradbury.
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M. D. Hartinger
Holwer Hospital
D. W. Hennessy
Logan
Marjorie Patten
Gallipolis
A. D. Russell
Katherine Ward
Rose Ward
Cleveland
Katherine Robinson
Julia Perry
Pittsburgh
Agnes Lineham
Mansilion
Nellie
Edward Pierce Improves After Severe Stroke
Edward Pierce of Bradbury who suffered a severe stroke while unloading coal near his home near Middleport is reported much improved and his condition is not as serious as first believed.
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Middleport
Edward Pierce
Bradbury
Local Church of Christ to Host Christmas Bazaar
Middleport reports the Church of Christ women planning a Christmas bazaar at Shiffets music store on December 18 and 19. Funds raised will support church activities.
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Middleport
Church of Christi
Shiffets Music Store
Death Comes to Miss Bradford in Middleport
Miss Sarah Bradford of South Third street Middleport died suddenly after a short illness from pneumonia. She leaves a sister in Seattle and two nephews John and Fred Radford. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
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Middleport
Sarah Bradford
South Third Street
Bradford
Seattle
Wash
John
Fred Radford
Hamden Guests and Social Notes Highlight Ports mouth Visit
Hamden families visit Ports mouth as Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Burns host their children and local guests. The Ugly club meets on Fin hart avenue with Mrs. Beth Chatfield presiding. Hamden Orchestra provides music for a Thursday McArthur dance. The Rev. Blair attends the midweek M. E. church gathering and luncheon follows at the church basement. Jerry Martin greets his ill daughter Mrs. Blanche Howell in Holser hospital. Mollie Bagley brings guest Mary Margaret Fuller from Portsmouth.
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C. D. Burns
John
Robert
Helen
Audrey Newman
Ralph Smith
Portsmouth
Beth Chatfield
Ugly Club
Finhart Avenue
C. L. Sunnafrank
Frank Waller
Steve Brine
O.S. Ray
C. H. Merrill
Chas. Rice
Martha Sunna
Holser Hospital
Gallipolis
Mollie Bagley
Mary Margaret Fuller
Dan Coll, Jr
The
Nash Automo
Higley Rabbit Feast Attended by Notables
Fred W. Bush served as main speaker at the class dinner last night. A large group of persons attended the Higley Rabbit Feast with progress noted on evening events and community turnout.
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Fred W. Bush Io
Philosophy of Jesus in Business Highlighted at Higley Dinner
Fred W. Bush of the Athens Messenger spoke to about 300 Higley clan members and friends at the First Christian church social rooms on Jesus philosophy in business. He urged focusing on present rewards and penalties rather than future eternity, saying Jesus was the greatest thinker who has been taught as a redeemer rather than a guide for everyday life.
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Higley
First Christian Church
Fred W. Bush
Athens Messenger
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Mr. Bush
Nasarene
Visitors and locals common during Thursday in town
A Jackson bile dealer visited the city Thursday afternoon. E. Cole of Athens, B. & O. supervisor, was a business visitor here Thursday. John O. Martin of Jackson spent a few days visiting his daughter, Mrs. W. E B. Stanton, on Ohmer avenue.
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Jackson
E. Cole
Athens
John O. Martin
W. EB. Stanton
Ohmer Avenue
Jesus Philosophy Brightens Now Happiness Sayings
Mr. Bush urged focusing on the present happiness found in Jesus philosophy rather than future salvation. He argued that true reform comes when rewards or penalties loom nearby and redefined the proverb It is more blessed to give than to receive as giving of virtue rather than money.
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Lemt
Jesus
Mr. Bush
Bush
B. O. Higley
Al Lewis Quartet Recalls Dinner Entertainment Panel
The Al Lewis male quartet featuring Al Lewis J Sams Dink Nelson and Jack Sweeney provided entertainment at a gathering. J Sisler acted as toastmaster guiding the event.
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al Lewis
J. Sams
Dink Nelson
Jack Sweeney
J. Sisler
Coolidge Return to Washington After New York Trip
President and Mrs. Coolidge arrived in Washington by special train at 7 a.m. and went straight to the White House from the station amid quiet streets with few onlookers. Glamor cats are noted as first-rate vermin destroyers.
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Washington
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