Panthers and Jackets clash in high school playoff race
Middleport eyes a league title as Pomeroy meets the unbeaten home team in a pivotal playoff game. W. Pickens Coop ing and C. Pickens lead the Panthers with strong line play. Jack leaders Moore and Stoneking pace the Yellow Jackets in a tense regional showdown.
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Ohio
Eas
Panthers
Middleport
Pomeroy
Moore
W. Pickens
Cooping
C. Pickens
Jon
Stoneking
Wolfe
Craig
Faulkner
Pullins
Lyons
Swisher
Pickens
A —— Lewis
Cooper
Bennett
Golden wedding celebration honors Mr and Mrs W E
Mr and Mrs W E marked a golden wedding Friday at their daughter s home in Middleport The event brought together relatives and close family from Kansas City Chicago and other places to celebrate their 50 years of marriage with the Harley family extending congratulations
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W. E
Fan
Kanbere
Kansas City
Chicago
Bryan
United States
Mae
Mrs
Harley
Athens County approves bond issue for road projects
Athens County votes to issue bonds with total principal not exceeding six million dollars. Bonds payable annually under state authorization are dated and bear fixed maturities, totaling several thousand dollars per issue.
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Athens
Coun- Md
Unclear OCR Snippet on Bonds and Interest
Fragmentary text mentions 400 may title bonds with varied titles and interest. Readable portion lacks context, names, dates, or concrete actions.
Rivers in full pool as Ohio barges move coal south
Rivers reach full pool with more rise expected after rainfall. The C W Talbott towed Peace of the Union Line north after wheel shaft failure near Cairo. Kanawha coal barges return to Pittsburgh as steel companies demand fleets.
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Edna Ervin Messenger
Gallipolis
Union Line
Pittsburgh
C. W. Talbott
Talbott
Memphis
Cairo
Kanawha River
Monongahela River
Charles Arthur
Acme
Hillman and
Campbell
Campbell Transportation Company
American Barge Line
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Thanksgiving Origin From Early Pilgrims to Lincoln Proclamation
Overview traces Thanksgiving origins from 1621 Plymouth feast with Massasoit to later colonial and national observances. Highlights include 1777 Continental Congress proclamation, Washington’s 1789 date, Civil War era shifts, Lincoln fixing the last Thursday, and state governors issuing local proclamations.
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Little Colony
Continental Congress
Henry Laurens
Congress
American Antiquarian Society
A. S. W. Rosenbach
New York
Washington
South
Lincoln
District of Columbia
Territories
A. G. Jenkins
John Allyn
Duxborough
Massachusetts
Women in Music Study Highlights Middleport Club
Members of the Women's Music Club of Middleport met Tuesday night at the Heath M E Church to study Women in Music. The program featured Mrs T A May reading a paper on Women Composers, choir numbers, solos, an organ piece, and a violin selection with ten participants listed. Refreshments followed served by a hostess committee.
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Middleport
Women's Music Club of
Heath M. E. Church
Women In Music
T. A. May
Chapman
Virginia Egner
A. B. Bingham
Frank Beuscher
Mary Eunice Hennesy
Eleanor Roush
Kling
Jiiden
O. H. Stewart
J. G. Talbott
H. F E. Thomas
J. O. Leonard
C. P. Bradbury
M. W. Essex
G. C. Schaaf
C. O. French
D. 8. Farmer
Wiletta Emmish
Olive Tablets Claim to Fight Digestion Cause
Advert suggests stomach upset stems from clogged intestines and constipation. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are a vegetable remedy aimed at stimulating natural bowel action for relief from indigestion, bad taste, and low energy. Available in 30c and 60c at druggists with nightly doses.
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Dr. Edwards
Qatar
Thanksgiving Menu at Camp Meigs Highlights CCC Event
Camp Meigs in Meigs County plans a substantial Thanksgiving Day with each man receiving a printed roster and a dinner menu including roast turkey and cranberry sauce. Members funded by ration savings and a government allowance, with limited guest invitations, may go home for the holiday. The camp reports heroic seed collection for Soil Conservation Service and planting of about 110,000 trees, mainly Black Locust, with ongoing work pending favorable weather.
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Pomeroy
Camp Meigs
CCC
Meigs County
Soil Conservation Service
Zanesville
Thanksgiving Services Planned at Letart Falls M E Church
Reverend Eart T. Scott of the Letart Falls M E Charge announces Thanksgiving services tonight at 7 30 o clock at the Letart Falls M E Church. Music appropriate to the occasion has been arranged and the pastor will deliver a Thanksgiving sermon.
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Letart Falls
Eart T. Scott
M. EK
M. E
Revival Visit Tuppers Plains Ministers Attend New Lexington Session
Charles Kin cade, Carrie Gainer of Tuppers Plains, Harry Wil lett and Edwin of Lottridge visited Rev. D. Vause Snyder and Mrs. Snyder in New Lexington. They attended the revival at the First U B Church led by Rev and Mrs Snyder. Snyder formerly pastor of the Tuppers Plains U B Circuit for three years.
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Tuppers Plains
Charles Kincade
Carrie Gainer
Harry Willett
Edwin
Lottridge
D. Vause Snyder
New Lexington
U. B
Snyder
London's yearly refuse would cover 83 acres nine feet deep
A London statistic states that a year’s refuse from the city would spread over 83 acres to a depth of nine feet. The figure highlights the vast scale of municipal waste and its potential impact on urban planning and sanitation.
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London
Thanksgiving Visitors Fill Middleport Amid Football Plans
Ohio State University students James Russell Dell Russell Harold Lohse Wayne Swisher Frances Anderson and others arrived for Thanksgiving with relatives in Middleport. Local families hosting include the Chambers Aleshire Horden and Snider households. Meigs Temple Python Sisters held a roll call and potluck dinner.
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Middleport
James Russell
Dell A. Russell
Harold Lohse
Wayne Swisher
Frances Anderson
Fred Kanouse
Eber
George Grindley
Clarence Swearingen, Jr
Orville Chambers
Kathleen Bush
Ohio State University
Richard Chambers
Columbus
Willis O. Aleshire
Rio Grande
Herbert Chambers
Pomeroy
C. I. Andress
George Skinner
R. H. Horden
Jean McKay
Ohio University
Athens
Uhrichsville
Louise Westheaver
Elmer Tritchler
Connersville
Ind
C. W. Snider
Lincoln Street
Snider
Mr. Tritchler
Richmond
Kenneth Entsminger
Bob MccMaster
Art Lewis
James Wiley
Elizabeth Wiley
Charles Bennett
Harry Craig, Jr
Jean McMaster
Gauley Bridge
Ralph Anderson
Cleveland
Kathryn Anderson
Willock Brothers
Mary B. Laughead
Christine Leonard
New York City
R. B. Laughead
South Fifth Avenue
Hooker Street
Masonic Officers Installed at Pomeroy Lodge
POMEROY Installation ceremonies were held by Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 F. and A. M. Past Master George W. Kretler served as installing officer. Errol Fr. Dawson received the degree of Past Master as nine lodges were represented. Officers installed included W M Errol Fr Dawson S W J Edward Foster J W William A Smith treasurer Walter Vaughan secretary W R Flesher S D F L McKnight chaplain John F Batly J D Val H Reuter tyler W Lester Hart S & W F Schoenlein W F
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Lodge No. 164
George W. Kretler
Errol FR. Dawson
Errol FR Dawson
W. M
J. Edward Foster
S. W
William A. Smith
C. EB. W. Downie
Walter Vaughan
W. R. Flesher
F. L. McKnight
John F. Batly
J. D
Val H. Reuter
Tyler
W. Lester Hart
W. F. Schoenlein
W. F
Langsville News Notes Highlight Local Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Worley Kennedy of Monaville West Virginia spent the weekend with relatives in Langsville. They were joined by the former s mother Mrs Hugh Kennedy. Also Taylor and Bella Jewett visited friends in Zaleski during the weekend.
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Langsville
Worley Kennedy
Monaville
W. Va
Hugh Kennedy
Va Taylor
Bella Jewett
Age Pensions Discussed by Meigs Group
About 100 aged men and women met at City Hall to discuss the Ohio pension law and its constitutionality. They prepared an amendment for the House and note the law now follows the social security act with five year limits and home forfeiture removed. The Townsend Pension Plan was discussed and a county club was organized with WN M Haptonstall as temporary secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ohio
House of Representatives
Townsend
WN M. Haptonstall
Fire at East Main St Station Sparks Brief Blaze
Pomeroy Quick used a fire extinguisher at Ebersbach Service Station to prevent a serious fire when a Bellefontaine coal truck cab ignited. A lighted lantern in the cab touched off gasoline vapor causing a sudden blaze.
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Pomeroy
Ebersbach
East Main St
Bellefontaine
Reynolds announce birth of son in Gale Iipolis
Mr and Mrs Fas gar Reynolds of South Second Aventing announce the birth of a son Tuesday at Holzer Hospital in Gale Iipolis.
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Middleport
Fasgar Reynolds
South Second Aventing
Holzer Hospital
Gale Iipolis
Meeting to discuss plan for aged welfare and prosperity
Plan and meaning for the aged and prosperity restoration to be debated at a Saturday meeting at 1 PM in City Hall. Invited public attendees extended for civic discussion and community concerns.
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Townsend
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