Roads for Five Townships Start Under Meigs Co CWA
Five townships Lebanon Bedford and others begin construction under the Meigs County Civilian Works Administration. Work starts Nov 24 with relief funds. only relief-listed workers will be hired before Dec 1. Unemployed men not on relief lists should register with the Federal Re employment Agency in charge of Lewis Jones of Gallipolis at the Courthouse next Tuesday.
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Meigs Co
Lebanon
le- Bedford
Theo
Tor J. H. Grate
Grate
Relief Office
Federal
Lewis Jones
Gallipolis
Next Generation Rev Reed To Speak On Future Religion
Mrs Kenneth J Reed wife of the pastor will conduct services for children at Pomeroy Church of Christ Sunday at 9:30 am The sermon titled The religion of the next generation Two offerings will be taken for the building fund and religious education A playlet for religious education will close the morning service Gwendolyn Hess leads the Christian Endeavor Service at 6 pm Pastor’s 7 pm sermon The Christian Race Tuesday 7:30 pm combined Christian Endeavor and Happy Hustlers meetings Church social business session follows Midweek service Wednesday 7:30 pm Thursday union Thanksgiving service with Pomeroy churches at the Baptist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Kenneth J. Reed
Pomeroy Church of Christ
Gwendolyn Hess
Christian Endeavor
Happy Hustlers
Baptist Church
Bull Attacks Man Near Rock Springs Injures Owner
L V Reuter of Route 31 near Rock Springs was seriously injured when a bull charged him in his barn on Thursday. The enraged animal knocked him into a manger causing minor cuts and injuries. Aid arrived promptly and his condition is not believed to be serious.
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Pomeroy
L. V. Reuter
Route 31
Rocksprings
Reuter
Musical Tea Artistic Program in Middleport
Woman's Music Club of Middleport hosted a musical tea at 2 to 5 PM at the home of Mrs. Louise Grant on South Sixth Avenue and Main Street. Performers included Mrs. Oscar Klein Miss Frances Daniels Mrs. Roscoe Fowler and others with a sextet directed by Miss Vesta McCoy. Hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Woman's Music Club of
Louise Grant
South Sixth Avenue
Main Street
Oscar Klein
Frances Daniels
Roscoe Fowler
G. H. Smith
R. A. Hecox
Kathleen Bush
Vesta McCoy
Dorothea McAllister
Eleanor Miller
Bess Sanborn
Clara Hennesy
Clara Stewart
Iola Talbott
Norma Hecox
Eleanor Schaaf
Cecil Kincaid
Armo Stansbury
Mary W. Skinner
Elizabeth Hartinger
Mayme Hobart
Lillian Welch
Frances Klein
Hattie Smith
May Davis
Ruth Thomas
Mrs. Fred Beards Dies in New Castle Area Funeral
Mrs. Fred Beards died Wednesday at her daughter’s home in Pittsburgh. Body to be brought to Middleport Friday and taken to another daughter’s home. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM with Rev. F I Gardner officiating. Burial in Beechgrove Cemetery. Survived by husband two sons and five daughters.
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Middleport
Fred Beards
Ralph Dillinger
Pittsburgh
P. A. Hysell
Mill Street
F. I. Gardner
Beechgrove Cemetery
Sayres, Authersons, and others visit kin over weekend
Bradbury notes show Mr. and Mrs. William Sayre and daughter visiting the Sayre father in Antiquity. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Autherson and daughter visited relatives in Cheshire. W E Horden called to Charleston by the death of his brother Mr. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sayre
Wayne King
Rutland
T. V. King
Homer Forrest
Bud Lambert
Hobson
Charles Wells
Cincinnati
Sayre
Fred Swan Named Will Be New Postmaster at Long Bottom
POMEROY Ohio November 24 A report indicates Fred Swan will become postmaster at Long Bottom after being recommended by Senator Robert J Bulkley The Long Bottom post is decided by Democratic senatorial recommendation due to district politics The appointment is made by the President following this recommendation SHAIN FUNERAL SUNDAY RACINE Navy 24 Funeral services for Mrs Emory Shain will be held Sunday at 10 am from the family home Burial will follow in Greenwood Cemetery
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Long Bottom
Bulkley
Pomeroy
Fred Swan
Swan
Robert J. Bulkley
Red Cross Drive Plea Urges Full Support in Meigs County
Pomeroy November 24. Welfare director J. H. Grate warns against neglect of Red Cross work and urges citizens to back the Roll Call. Volunteer captains listed across townships include Howard Weyand, Mrs Hope Kruskamp, George Pierman, W Keebaugh and others coordinating the drive in Meigs County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Red Cross
J. H. Grate
Meigs County
Columbia Township
Howard Weyand
Salem
Hope Kruskamp
Orange Township
George Pierman
William Folirod
W. ©. Keebaugh
Letart Township
Dayton Roush
Roberta Sayre
Chester Township
Orpha Musgrave
Ada G. Morris
Racine
E. C. Hardin
Syracuse
Irving Karr
Fred Shumway
Lebanon
van E. McDade
Scipio
Middleport Visitors and Local Short Trips
Middleport residents and relatives make brief visits across towns. Mrs Fay Janchins of Glouster and Charles Wharff of Crooksville arrive for a short stay with Rev and Mrs F I Gardner in South Sixth Avenue and Palmer Street. R E Smith visits Charleston to be with his wife recovering from surgery. Mrs Albert Priode returns home after six weeks in Marion and Zanesville. Mrs Speed Pickens of Gravel Hill spends a day in Charleston with her son Ralph who is recovering. William Wolfe and Billy Pickens visit Ralph, and David Durst with Mrs A B Webb accompany Mr Webb’s mother home on Coal River. Mrs Webb and Mr Darst plan to return by month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Janchins
Glouster
Charles Wharff
Crooksville
F. I. Gardner
South Sixth Avenue
Palmer Street
R. E. Smith
Charleston
McMillan Hospital
Albert Priode
Marion
Zanesville
Speed Pickens
Gravel Hill
Ralph
William Wolfe
Billy Pickens
David Durst
Webb
Mr. Webb
Coal River
New Oven Arrives Covert Bakery To Be Rushed
A new bread oven arrived in Middleport with an expert from Pittsburgh to supervise the installation. Covert Bakery workers assist as the Be ach and Ash Streets plant prepares to start work soon. Mr Covert aims to have bread on the road by December first. In Coolville a reception honored Rev and Mrs D Vause Snyder of Fairview U B Church with 31 attendees and gifts.
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Middleport
Covert
Pittsburgh
Beach
Ash Streets
Coolville
Fairview U. B
Tuppers Plains
D. Vause Snyder
Snyder
Bradbury Hog Record Probably 1933 Weight Set
Bradbury, Nov 24. Max Rissell killed a six month old hog weighing nearly 500 pounds. The carcass is believed to set a Meigs County 1933 hog weight record.
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Bradbury
Max Rissell
Meigs County
Ray Russell Nears Recovery After Numerous Surgeries
Bradbury resident Ray Russell, long ill, has undergone 61 operations in two years yet remains hopeful for eventual health improvement.
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Bradbury
Ray Russell
Russell
Change in Meigs County motor vehicle registrars
Margaret Riley of Middleport is appointed deputy registrar of motor vehicles in Meigs County. A. R. Clifton also took a similar post in Pomeroy. Licenses and tag sales will begin December 1 with no extension beyond year end. Riley offices at the Harry Barnes Insurance Office on Mill Street.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Margaret Riley
Middleport
A. R. Clifton
Miss Riley
Harry Barnes Insurance
Mill Street
Motor Vehicles Bureau
Department of the Secretary of State
Highway Department
Plumbing firm owner files voluntary bankruptcy petition
MIDDLEPORT November 24. A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in United States District Court at Columbus by George Childs of this place. Childs, a plumber, lists liabilities of 6928.47 and assets of 8547.50 with exemptions of 953.32.
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Middleport
United States District Court At
Columbus
George Childs
Childs
Former pastor remembered in Lancaster benefactress will
Middleport residents learned that Rev. Irvin L. Dungan, former Presbyterian pastor in Lancaster from 1910 to 1914 and then pastor in Troy, was left $1,000 in the will of Ella T. Henry of Lancaster.
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Middleport
Ella T. Henry
Lancaster
Irvin L. Dungan
Presbyterian Church
Troy
Dungan
Henry
Bradbury Men Working Toppers Plains News
A score of Bradbury men on relief will work on state highways starting Monday with 30 hours weekly through mid February. Local notes include W. M. Russell visiting Charleston, Rev. O. W. Williams preaching, an oyster supper at Bradford Church of Christ on November 29, and injuries from a fall to Mrs. Frank Bache. Mrs. Letha Russell escaped death in the Covert Bakery Plant fire. Rabbit hunting yields only fair success this season.
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Bradbury
W. M. Russell
Charleston
O. W. Williams
Vint King
Bradford Church of Christ
Frank
Farmers Institute Draws Wide Attendance at Tuppers Plains
The Tuppers Plains farmers institute attracted a large crowd during Friday and Saturday. Guests included Mrs. May Smith of Middleport and Mrs. Maggie Parker. Visitors such as Reverend Morena from Sistersville and local residents J. W. Arbaugh E. E. Parker Curtis Bailey Carl Parker Leo Grim and the Bloughs of Belpre were noted in attendance and activities.
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Farmers’ Institute
May Smith
Middleport
Maggie Parker
Morena
Sistersville
J. W. Arbaugh
E. E. Parker
Pomeroy
Curtis Bailey
West Shade
Carl Parker
Christian Church
Leo Grim
Jerseyville
Leslie Blough
Belpre
Keller Couple Hosts Weekend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs L L Keller hosted Saturday activities. E G Kim is ill. Mr and Mrs J W Arbaugh and daughters visited Radcliff. Cletus Chapman moved into Vivian Hoffman’s property. Thural McLane of Columbus spent the weekend with family. J W Arbaugh began basement work on a new dwelling on the old Mill Lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Arbaugh
Radcliff
Thural McLane
Columbus
Milk of Magnesia Ad Ends Child Health Gamble
A health warning urges mothers to follow doctors orders and avoid unknown drugs when treating children. It promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the safe, genuine remedy from the leading laboratory, available in liquid or tablet form at stores today.
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Magnesia
Philip
Vienna Choir Performs in Memorial Hall Columbus
Mia, T. A. May and Miss Hilda Klein were among attendees at a Vienna Choir concert in Memorial Hall Columbus. The 22 young boys choir, seen in Columbus last year, joined this year’s Columbus Concert series.
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Middleport
Mia
T. A. May
Hilda Klein
Vienna
Memorial Hall
Columbus
Thanksgiving Sermon and Services at Bethany M E Church Pomeroy
In Pomeroy at Bethany M E Church Rev Fred Ross announces the Thanksgiving sermon Where Are the Nine from St Luke 17 17 to be preached at 10 20 AM on Sunday with Sunday School at 9 15 led by Ben Neutzling The evening sermon at 7 PM is Who Can Discern with special music by the church choir. Mrs Bertha Reed visited Meigs County relatives then returned to Pt Pleasant Effie Warren of Reedsville was a business visitor in Pomeroy Martha Ruth Hudson ill but improving at home on Butternut Avenue.
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Bertha Reed
Meigs County
Pt. Pleasant
Effie Warren
Reedsville
Pomeroy
Martha Ruth Hudson
Bradford Hudson
Butternut Avenue
Purses Trend: Envelope and Flap Styles Rise This Season
This report notes purse fashion focusing on envelope and flap styles. It highlights pattern 2 suitable for day or formal wear in materials like tweed satin and velvet and explains pattern 603 with soft feminine pleats for draped looks. Send ten cents per pattern or twenty for both to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept.
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Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York City
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