New Parking Regulations Discussed by Council Monday Night
The council debated new parking rules for streets from Sycamore to Lincoln Hill including Butternut Avenue and Main Street. A poll was held on parallel parking and lane divisions at Court Street with no final decision. a fire plug relocation and driveway surfacing were also reviewed.
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Opinon
Sycamore
Butternut Avenue
Lincoln Hill
A. H. Durst
Union Ave
Com
A. H
East Main
Oth
West Main Street
Names and visits mix in late Sunday social notes
Backmore and sister Miss Blackmore of Pomeroy with Mrs Will Walker and Louise of Ripley W Va visit Miss Amanda with Mr J W Weaver and attend at Five and Mrs D B E Moffett Robert and James Simp go to Waterford Friday. Reverend Moffett officiated a wedding of Miss Margaret and Mr Fred Pacak with Mrs Owen Watson and Mrs Gibbie Dus Sunday visitors of Reverend Mrs E C Hardin at New Reverend Hardin was pastor of the Methodist there.
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Backmore
Miss Blackmore
Pomeroy
Will Walker
Louise
Ripley
W. Va
Amanda
D. BE. Moffett Robert
James Simpto
Waterford
Moffett
Margaret
Fred Pacak
Owen Watson
Gibbie Dus
E. C. Hardin
Hardin
All Bran cereal cited for constipation relief
An old advertisement notes constipation symptoms and suggests All-Bran cereal with vitamins iron and leafy vegetables as a remedy. It mentions cereal daily as part of a diet and advises consulting a doctor for persistent cases.
Middleport Social Roundup Sees Illnesses Trips and Births
Middleport residents spent weekends visiting in Delaware Huntington and Columbus. Mrs Neutzling died Sunday morning after illness. Local clergy attended a Baptist conference in Granville. Several families traveled to visit kin in Gallipolis Huntington Columbus and Akron. A cafeteria dinner fundraiser is planned for Nov 22 by the Kathryn Poin Dexter Class. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clark on Nov 19. The Huggins and Bryant families extended visits before returning to Akron and Washington DC.
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8. M. Hamilton
Detroit
Frank F. Neutzling
F. C. Kreager
Granville
J. C. Fisher
Huntington
Inlaw
Fred B. Fisher
Gallipolis
J. L. Curtis
Columbus
Izora Guinther
Jackson
W. G. James
James
First Baptist Church
Margaret
Harry W Houdashelt
Mill Street
J. B. Wilcoxen
St. Mary's
W. Va
Fred Wilcoxen
Racine
Middleport
Charles Wilcoxen
Harry Houdashelt
Edith Schreiner
Charleston
Kathryn Poindexter
Presbyterian Bible School
Clarence Clark
South Second Avenue
Edward Bryant
Martin Collins
William Huggins
Akron
Bryant
James LeFever
Washington, D.C
Pomeroy Social Notes Reflect Church Activities and Local Visits
Members of the J C F Class of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church meet at Miss Helen Gilmore’s home on East Main Street. Families host dinners at Lincoln Hill and Wehe Terrace. Union prayer services continue at Simpson Church with public invitation. Louise Gilmore suffers scarlet fever at Lasley Street home. C E Nease experiences angina pectoris episodes at Wehe Avenue home.
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Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Helen Gilmore
East Main Street
Alfred Elberfeld
Lincoln Hill
L. P. Rice
Nelsonville
Fred Langlotz
Pomeroy
Peace Evangelical Church
Harold Russell
Charleston
Russell
John Chase
Wehe Terrace
Anna Hecox
C. L. Strauss
Columbus
Herbert Giles
Louise
Elza Gilmore
Lasley Street
C. E. Nease
Wehe Avenue
Mr. Nease
Betty Davis Dies After Illness in Middleport
Mrs. Betty Davis 78 died Monday at her daughter's home in Middleport after months of illness from complications. Survived by three daughters and three sons including Mrs. Frank Booth, Mrs. Charles Circle, Howard Brumley, Ed Davis, Antis Davis, and Ralph Davis. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 pm at West Columbia Church with burial at Christian Cemetery.
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Middleport
Betty Davis
Charles Circle
Frank Booth
Howard Brumley
Ed Davis
West Columbia
Antis Davis
Ripley
W. Va
Ralph Davis
Christian Cemetery
Civic Club Meeting Set at Elmhurst Tavern
The Pomeroy Civic Club meets tonight at Elmhurst Tavern at 6 30. After dinner a social and business session will follow.
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Civic Club
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Civic Club
Elmhurst Tavern
Sister of Syracuse Woman Critically Ill
Word of the critical illness of Miss Rose Hammond principal of a Columbus public school has been received by friends in Syracuse. Miss Hammond is a sister of Mrs. Do Y Bridgeman formerly of Syracuse. Mrs. Bridgeman recently moved to Columbus to live with Miss Hammond. She fell ill last Tuesday and her condition grew more serious. Prayers were offered Sunday night by Catholic Protestant and Jewish congregations for Miss Hammond.
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Pomeroy
Rose Hammond
Columbus
Miss Hammond
Do. Y. Bridgeman
Syracuse
Methodist groups plan week activities in Racine
Classes and societies of the Methodist Church announce a busy week. The Sunshine Class meets Wednesday at Mrs. Anna Pickens home. Thursday features an all day quilting at the church by the Ladies Aid Society. Friday hosts the Foreign Missionary Society at Mrs. Flora Stewart’s home with Mrs. Neighler assisting.
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Racine
Methodist Church
Sunshine
Anna Pickens
Ladies’ Aid Society
Foreign Missionary Society
Flora Stewart
Neighler
Hold Church Meetings In Downington Ten Days Planned
Rev. Fred I. Gardner will lead a ten day or two week series of church meetings in Downington. Members of the Church of Christ from Middleport attend, with 15 from Middleport at the afternoon service on Sunday.
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Middleport
Downington
Fred I. Gardner
Church of Christ
Mrs Karr Visits Parkersburg To See Injured Mother
Mrs Irving Karr departed Sunday for Parkersburg to stay a week with her mother Mrs It tha Echols. Mrs Echols recently broke a rib in a fall and the injury was reported to Mrs Karr on Friday.
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Syracuse
Irving Karr
Parkersburg
It Tha Echols
Tung oil origins traced to five trees in Florida cemetery
The tung oil industry in the United States began with five tung trees long neglected in a Tallahassee cemetery. Their descendants now cover more than 30,000 acres nationwide.
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United States
Tallahassee
Fla
Play date moved for The Ladies Aid Goes on a Strike
Middleport changes the showing date from November 26 to Tuesday December 4 for the play The Ladies Aid Goes on a Strike. The schedule adjustment appears in local notices and affects theater attendees and participants.
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Middleport
Ex Pomeroy Man Dies in Detroit Hospital
Frank F. Neutzling a former Pomeroy resident died in a Detroit hospital Sunday after an operation for acute appendicitis performed Tuesday. He married Anna Weisman of Pomeroy and leaves his wife and six daughters Martha Mary Barbara Frances Josephine Ann. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning in Detroit.
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Pomeroy
Frank F. Neutzling
Detroit
Neutzling
Anna Weisman
Martha
Mary
Barbara
Frances
Josephine
Ann
Funeral of Mrs. Pike Held In Michigan City Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Pike long time Chauncey resident were held Saturday at the M E Church in Auburn Michigan with Rev George Smith officiating. Burial was in Fisherville Cemetery She was 73 and survived by her husband seven children and two sisters and two brothers.
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Chauncey
Charles Pike
John Wilson
Bay City
Mich
M. E Church
Auburn
George Smith
Fisherville
Pike
Morgan County
Frank
Ralph
Barberton
Chauncey Mine Notes Narrow Working List Today
Only ten mines are on the working list today. Chauncey Mine No. 25 Poston No. 6 and Hocking are idle. Active mines include No. 21 No. 49 No. 9 No. 107 No. 219 No. 267 Luhing Lick Run Carbondale and Kimberly.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Mine
Poston No
Hocking
Luhing Lick Run
Carbondale
Kimberly
Marriage of Geraldine Ruth Cline and Michael O Shea Jr
Geraldine Ruth Cline and Michael O Shea Jr. were married Saturday night at 8:30 in Chauncey at the officiating minister's home. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Alice Powell Carr of Millfield and the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael O Shea of Lancaster. They plan to live on West Union Street in Lancaster.
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Chauncey
Geraldine Ruth Cline
Michael O'Shea Jr
Lancaster
Guss Graham
M. E. Church
Alice Powell Carr
Millfield
Michael
Martha O'Shea
West Union Street
Lyons held to Grand Jury in Athens assault case
Chauncey Donald Lyons pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Mayor W. D. Hines court on resisting an officer and assaulting an officer. He was bound over to the grand jury. $200 bond default sent him to Athens County Jail. Lyons allegedly struck Marshal Burke Witham after arrest. He also pled guilty to intoxication, fined $10 and costs.
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Chauncey
Donald Lyons
W. D. Hines
Athens
Lyons
Burke Witham
Chauncey Briefs Hospitality and Holiness News
Chauncey and nearby towns share weekend visits as Mr. and Mrs. Rus sell Cass host guests in Chauncey.Miss Dorothy McKinney of West Virginia Holiness Training School visits Chauncey with her parents the McKinneys. Ode Jackson returns home from hospital care in Columbus. A two course chicken dinner is hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Downhour in Chauncey with several guests. A weekly cottage prayer meeting of Morristown Holiness Church is planned Friday in Bailey Run hosted by Edward and Mrs. Hueston.
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Chauncey
Russell Cass
Hebron
Henry Cass
Lewis Canter
Columbus
Dorothy McKinney
West Virginia Holiness Training School
Heights
W. Va
Andrew McKinney
Roberta England
Bessie Koker
McKinney Home
Ode Jackson
St Francis Hospital
Mra
Charlen Downhour
Main Street
Don Solon
Murray City
Robert Eddy
A. L. Hamel
Floyd Pettit
Nelsonville
Downhour
Morristown
Holiness Church
Edward Hueston
Bailey Run
Thanksgiving dinner costs rise for turkeys and cranberries
Athens grocers report turkeys will cost 10 to 20 percent more this year due to feed prices. Prices for cranberries may be up to four cents a quart higher. Oysters and potatoes stay near last year’s levels, pumpkins and mince pie prices vary little, and overall the meal costs about the same as last year. Premier Hepburn is noted in a brief closing remark.
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Johnny
Barnyaris
Athens
Licensed to wed in Gallipolis and Addison couples
Marriage licenses issued to Albert Van Cooney 26 Pomeroy miner and Marie Gilkey 21 Middleport daughter of Bowen Gilkey and Chauncey Smith 6 and Clara Smith 5 Addison workers both sets of names appear in the notice with ages and birthplaces.
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Albert van Cooney
Pomeroy
Marie Gilkey
Bowen Gilkey
Middleport
Chauncey Smith
Clara Smith
Addison
Chauncey Dover High Alumni Meet Tonight
Alumni of Chaun ce y Dover High School will gather tonight for a reunion event at the back hall of Chauncey Town Hall. Organizers invite former students to reconnect, share memories, and plan future gatherings.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Night at 7 30 Oclock in the School Auditorium
A school auditorium program is set for seven thirty this evening. The event invites students and families to attend a community gathering with performances and remarks.
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Henry Morgan
Mercy Hospital
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Ella Byers
Pownhours
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