Civil Works Men to Receive First Pay Next Saturday
Warner announces that more than 1,200 men employed this week in Meigs Gallia and Lawrence districts will receive their first pay checks on the coming Saturday drawn from the state treasury. Foremen will supervise disbursement with five CWA projects in three counties. Disbursing office to be located in Pomeroy for the Meigs Gallia and Lawrence district.
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Igs Civil Works
Warner
Histor Meigs
Gallia
Ties
Veterans
States Treasury
Ais
Ram
Meigs
Lawwarner
Pomeroy
Meigs County Drives Township Roll Call for Charity Work
Secretary Mayme J. Heiner leads an effort to secure townships for annual roll call. The drive aims to provide work for needy persons and coordinate charitable efforts without direct government involvement.
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Meigs County
Mayme J. Heiner
Nety Govof
Orwil
Tracy's dismissal cited for deplorable behavior in Mexico
A telegram from Mayer to Abegram Rodriguez president of Mexico states Tracy has been fired after a five year contract, canceled for deplorable behavior. The notice announces the actor's dismissal.
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Tracy
Mayer
Abegram Rodriguez
Mexico
Lee Tracy
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Motion Picture Company
Louis B. Mayer
Studio
Mexico City
Middleport Social Notes Highlight Week Activities
Mrs Charles Bing visits Athens to stay with her student husband at Ohio University. Mrs Lee McComas hosts a 6 o'clock birthday dinner with Frances Roush as guest. Clyde and Paul French travel to Charleston on business. Baptist Church Busy Bee Class hosts a Friday 5 pm cafeteria dinner. Mrs Cora Bennett returns home after Akron visit. Mrs Lulu Mason returns from Parkersburg to home here. Helen Emrick leaves for Reedsville after stay with Rev PB Gardner. Old time party playlet at Baptist Church raises over thirty dollars. Class No 7 organized the entertainment. Mr and Mrs J B Downing visit Charleston to see daughter Charlies Singleton and family.
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Busy Bee
The
Baptist Church
Cora Bennett
Akron
Lulu Mason
Claude Crawford
Parkersburg
Helen Emrick
PB. TI. Gardner
Reedsville
J. B. Downing
Charleston
Charlies Singleton
Pomeroy High Publishes The Herald Magazine
A representative display of Pomeroy High School commercial students shows in the school magazine The Herald. The publication is well illustrated with staff including Editor Kenneth Jones and Advertising Managers Ruth Merritt and Charles Price, under advisers W. A. Drake and Miss Frances Dye.
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Pomeroy High
Pomeroy
Pomeroy High School
the Herald
W. A. Drake
Frances Dye
Kenneth Jones
Charles Price
Charles Graber
Selim Blazewicz
Paul Clifford
June Dilgard
Anna Sattler
Ruth Merritt
Jed Webster
Henry Dailey
Eloise Ebersbach
William Kennedy
Virginia Compton
Arrietta Young
Alice Bowen
Eugene French
Madame Rose Freed After Settling With Victim
Sophia Edges known as Madame Rose pled guilty in Squire McCullough’s court to obtaining money under false pretenses. She paid costs, settled with Miss Martha Frecker, returned a watch and two dresses, repaid a fortune telling fee, and was released from jail. Madame Rose and her husband left Pomeroy after the case was settled.
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Pomeroy
Sophia Edges
Madame Rose
Squire J. W. McCullough
Martha Frecker
Panthers Ready for Yellow Jackets in Turkey Day Clash
Pomeroy Panthers practice amid poor field conditions while saving several pet plays for the Thanksgiving game against Middleport Yellow Jackets. Coaches Farnham and Battyn anticipate scoring attempts but warn a sharp defensive rush can foil plans.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Panthers
Middleport Yellow Jackets
W. R. Farnham
Clyde R. Battyn
Middleport
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Watts Dawson
In Middleport on Nov 18 a son was born to former resident Charles Watts Dawson and his wife. Dawson, a Middleport High School graduate from the class of 1923, was notified by Columbus message received Nov 23.
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Middleport
Columbus
Charles Watts Dawson
Middleport High School
T. F. Ferguson
McMillan Hospital
Charleston
George Wittmer
Wittmer
Mrs Paul French Returns Home After Grandfather's Death
Mrs Paul French, who spent five weeks in Hoxie Kansas with her ailing grandfather Lupton, has returned to her South Second Avenue home. Lupton aged 82 died after a final illness. Funeral services and burial were held in Hoxie.
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Middleport
Paul French
Hoxie
Kan
Mr. Lupton
South Second Avenue
Miss Betty Bieternitz Shoots Self in Marietta Garage
Marietta reports Miss Betty Bieternitz, 28, shot herself through the heart with a pistol in a public garage yesterday. The motive for the act was not determined.
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Marietta
Betty Bieternitz
Little Hocking Postmaster Slugged by Bandit
Marietta dispatch reports P. A. Bond postmaster of Little Hocking was attacked from behind as he closed the post office. The assailant demanded surrender and struck him with a sandbag, but Bond was not robbed and the bandit escaped into the night.
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Marietta
P. A. Bond
Little Hocking
Bond
Vincent Man Facing Charge in Marietta
Vincent McKay was arraigned in Squire O'Neill's court on an affidavit by William Brett charging destruction of an outbuilding valued at $15. The structure was demolished on Halloween. The warrant was served Tuesday but no arrest made. a continuance was set to Saturday morning at 9.
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Marietta
Donald McKay Vincent
Squire O'Neill
William Brett
Vincent
McKay
Two Marietta High Boys Rescued From Ohio River
Two Marietta High School students, Robert Green and Roy Kesterson, both 16, were saved from drowning after their canoe capsized in the Ohio River at Moore's Junction on Wednesday afternoon. William M. Northrup and Delbert Finkel rowed to aid them and brought them to safety.
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Marietta
Marietta High School
Robert Green
Washington Stret
Roy Kesterson
Second Street
Ohio River
Moore’s Junction
William M. Northrup
Delbert Finkel
Scarlet fever cases rise in Athens city
The Athens County Health Office reports two new scarlet fever cases in the city Athens within the last three days. One is an adult male and the other a child.
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Athens
Athens County
Goodman Shute to Vie for World Golf Championship Title
Johnny Goodman and Denny Shute will contest a 72 hole match on December 23 at the Miami Biltmore course for the Col. Henry L. Doherty gold trophy. The match pits U S Open champion Goodman against British Open holder Shute for the world golf championship.
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Miami
Fla
U.R
Johnny Goodman
Denny Shute
Miami Biltmore Country Club
Henry L. Doherty
Toledo picks Smolenski captain for 1934 football
Nov 23 report from Toledo announces Toledo University football players elected Ed Smolenski, halfback, as captain for the 1934 season.
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Toledo
U.2
Toledo University
Ed Smolenski
Beatrice Durward Crowned Queen of National Business Show
Memphis resident Miss Beatrice Durward appears after being crowned Queen of the 30th Annual National Business Show as it opened in New York. The event highlighted business leaders and showcases in the era.
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Beatrice Durward
Memphis
Tenn
New York
Flight to sea ends in tragedy amid grief over husband
Mrs Louise Turck Stanton, 32, socially prominent, rented a plane in Jacksonville Florida and flew out over the Atlantic. She left notes saying she intended to fly into space to see what it is all about. Believed to have perished in the sea after the four hour fuel flight following the death of her husband.
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Louise Turck Stanton
Atlantic Ocean
Jacksonville
Fla
Mackies Move Glouster Residence
Mr and Mrs James Mackie relocated from the Cornell property on Walnut Street Trimble to this city reflecting a local moving in the community.
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Glouster
Mra
James Mackie
Cornell
Walnut Street
Trimble
Flying Squirrel Occupies Birdbox By Muskingum River
A local man reports a flying squirrel took up residence inside a birdbox near his cottage on the Muskingum River and began a family. He saw the rodent pop out and glide away as he approached.
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Muskingum River
School World Staff Named at G. H. S.
Glouster High School senior class to publish Glouster School World with William Jansen as editor in chief and Ralph Norris as assistant editor. The staff includes Caryl Hoffman business manager, Robert Kinney assistant, Charles Clark sports editor, Dorothy Ross society editor, and multiple columnists, reporters, and photography staff.
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Glouster
Glouster School World
Glouster High School
William Jansen
Ralph Norris
Caryl Hoffman
Robert Kinney
Charles Clark
Dorothy Ross
Donna Mae Dodson
Gladys Sikorski
Merril Norris
Harold Lamborn
Eunice Post
Margaret McDonald
Donna Lee Bailey
Thelma Ley
Betty Jane Earich
Patty Hoffman
Mary Estell Anderson
Ruth Dunnett
N A A C P Meet Planned at Rendville Church
The senior branch of the M A A C P of Athens and Perry Counties will gather at the First Baptist Church in Rendville Sunday at 2 30 PM. A program by the church is planned and important business will be discussed. The public is welcome.
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Glouster
Athens
Perry Counties
First Baptist Church
Rendville
Odd Fellows Rally to Organize Joint Degree Teams
In Glouster on Friday night Charles Thomas Lodge and Magic City Lodge will organize joint degree teams at Odd Fellows Hall. Jacksonville members expected and local Fellows to attend in full force. Refreshments and social time to follow the business session.
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Glouster
Charles Thomas Lodge
I. Oo
O. F
Magic City Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Jacksonville
Odd Fellows
Three Columbus Friends Visit Urbancrest Hostess
Mrs. Chester Cook of Columbus and Mrs. C W Sandrock of Fayetteville N C were guests of Mrs. C E Sellars in Urbancrest. The trio began school together in Columbus and graduated from Columbus High School in the same class.
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Glouster
Chester Cook
Columbus
C. W. Sandrock
Fayetteville
N. C
C. E. Sellars
Urbancrest
Hunting Mishap To Cost Glouster Youth His Hand
Rex Orndorf a 21 year old youth of Glouster who was visiting Columbus relatives may lose his right hand after a hunting accident near Delaware. The gun discharged while he crawled through a fence injuring his hand and he was rushed to a Columbus hospital. His parents left Glouster for Columbus after learning the news and his father said no hope remains of saving the hand.
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Glouster
Rex Orndorf
Carl Orndorf
Columbus
Delaware
Entry Driving Work Pushed at Jacksonville
Work on driving entry In Ohio Mine 1 at Jacksonville continues with about 180 feet remaining to reach the 11th East territory where a fire was found last Christmas. Once reached, pumping will determine conditions and the mine's future will hinge on those findings. If conditions are favorable, operation this year will be unlikely. Ohio Mine 1 supports many jobs for residents of Glouster Trimbia and Jacksonville when active.
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Glouster
Ohio
Jacksonville
11Th East
Trimbia
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Lucille Dutton
Ruth Thomas
Leota Schreiner
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