County budget meet discusses county broke finances
Meigs County officials and soldiers relief representatives met to review the county’s financial status. Auditor H J Bilack reported a $32 600 revenue shortfall and urged $100 000 for soldiers relief while warning of potential tax hikes if revenues are not found. Pro attorney Cedric W Clark argued against funding the full amount.
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Meigs County
Comoa
H. J. Bilack
Vssioner’s
Ted
Henry
Feeney Bennett
Turner
Klein Matak H Johnston
de Blackmore
Johnston
Cedric W. Clark
County pension fund allocations update
The commission approved an appropriation of 1 200 but the actual grant used was about 2 000 for the year. No pensions are currently paid. Sixty six veterans and widows are on the county pension roll with hopes to restart payments in January.
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Johnston
Logan Council Seeks State Aid for Municipal Relief
Logan City Council passed a resolution urging Senator E LeFever and Representative H B Welch to push sales tax and related laws amendments to aid financially strained Ohio towns. Prospects improve for paving 1400 feet from Mulberry Street bridge toward Route 75 waterworks under federal funds. Service Director Loomis and Solicitor Lanning to prepare legislation. $170.43 moved from Goose Creek to gasoline fund. Dance hall license ordinance advanced. $500 appropriated to buy records from W H Gaffney.
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Logan
E. LeFever
H. B. Welch
Ohio
Mulberry Street
Loomis
Council
G. W. Lanning
Goose Creek
W. H. Gaffney
Jury Verdict Grants Widow Rights in Ohio Insurance Fund
The Meigs County Common Pleas Court jury finds Lulu B. France entitled to participate in the state insurance fund after her husband Harry B. France died September 15, 1931, while employed by Syracuse Mining Company. The Industrial Commission of Ohio faces a motion for a new trial filed by the defendant.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Rev J D Deeds Takes Chauncey M E Church Pastorate
Rev J D Deeds has become pastor of Chauncey M E Church and preaches biweekly at 2 pm. He recently filled the pulpit on Sunday afternoon. Residing in Jacksonville, he serves M E Churches at Jacksonville Trimble and Millfield.
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Chauncey
J. D. Deeds
Chauncey M. E
Deeds
Jacksonville
M. E
Trimble
Millfield
Meigs Youth Delegation Heads to Baptist Convention
A group from the First Baptist Church of Middleport will depart by bus and car at 6 AM Friday for Dayton to attend the Baptist State Convention opening at 2 PM. The local group includes Clarence Clark Jr and 19 others with two reps from Racine, two from Carpenter, and 15 from Gallipolis.
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Middleport
First Baptist Church
Dayton
Racine
Carpenter
Gallipolis
Clarence Clark, Jr
Arnold Bennett
Lettie Fugate
Katherine Clark
Mary Fick
Ethel Badgley
Ellen Jane Mygatt
Emma eJan Beards
William Beaver
Clifford Beaver
Lois Diles
Margaret Ella Hysell
Fern Badgley
Ed Lewis
Anna Margaret Wiley
Nettie Badgley
Clarence Brown
Virginia Gegg
Phyllis Diles
F. C. Kreager
Chauncey High Alumni Turkey Dance Tonight
Chauncey Dover High School Alumni hold annual Thanksgiving dance at the former Blue Manor near Chauncey with a bridge party. Joe McCracklin’s orchestra will play from 9 to 1 as alumni and guests expected in large numbers for the game and dance.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Blue Manor
Joe McCracklin
Four-Fold Service At Trimble Church Of Christ Observes Four Occasions
A Trimble Church of Christ fourfold service Sunday honored Thanksgiving Religious Education School Night and certificate presentations to Bible School Teacher Training graduates. Rev G B Courtney preached on the relation of the church to the school. The J T High School Glee Club of 30 voices sang under Dorothy Cosgrove with other numbers including a vocal solo by Betty Johnson a male quartet and a sextette.
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Trimble
Junior College Work to Start Next Week at Logan High
Logan High School expects to begin junior college work next week if instructors can be secured. The Murray City nursery school is ordered closed. Margaret Popoesy and Helen Snyder lose their temporary jobs. Acnes Murphy of Murray City suspended her adult music class.
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Logan—Junior College
Logan High School
Murray City
Margaret Popoesy
Helen Snyder
Acnes Murphy
Buchtel Mine Fire Quelled But Others Are Reported
Nelsonville Nov 29 Deputy Mine Inspector Isaac Vaughn reported the Buchtel old Tommy Wallace workings fire under control after directing four shifts of men Tuesday. The Longstreth Big Four Coal truck mine fire and a Carbon Hill woods blaze near John Kistler’s mine continue to burn with efforts to exhaust and seal openings. About 11 men work at Longstreth.
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Nelsonville
Tommy Wallace
Buchtel
Isaac Vaughn
Carbon Hill
Vaughn
Murray City
Longstreth
Big Four Coal Company
Monday Creek
Big Four
Woods
John Kistler
Thanksgiving Guests List Across Nelsonville and Nearby Towns
A long list of local residents and relatives visit relatives for Thanksgiving. Names include Nelsonville and Columbus families such as Powell Jack Lochary Dean Powers Wadsworth Keeton Murphy Morgan and Beard. Guests travel from St Paul Penobscot Carmichael New Salem Wilmington and Ath ens.
Glouster High School Football Ends Debt Track
Glouster high school football team finished the season with solid finances. Operating expenses including letters are covered by football receipts leaving $4 toward debt. A $50 from play receipts reduces the original $195 debt. New equipment will be needed next fall and the term aims to raise funds.
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Glouster
Birthday of Church Society Is Observed
SYRACUSE. The Twenty fifth anniversary of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society was celebrated with a noon dinner for members and guests including Mary Snowball Mettie Lighthouse Grace Weese Nellie Weese Hazel Clark Lizzie Quick Ella Hallam Tibbie Potts Oma Winebrenner Betty Winebrenner Mary Potts Dora Duckworth Mary Ann Potts Lucille Duckworth Freda Duffy Agnes Duckworth Janey Wood Mettie Godper Margaret Ann Nease.
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Syracuse
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Mary Snowball
Mettie Lighthouse
Grace Weese
Nellie Weese
Hazel Clark
Lizzie Quick
Ella Hallam
Tibbie Potts
Oma Winebrenner
Betty Winebrenner
Mary Potts
Dora Duckworth
Mary Ann Potts
Lucille Duckworth
Freda Duffy
Agnes Duckworth
Janey Wood
Mettie Godper
Margaret Ann Nease
McCullums Chickens Stolen From Nelsonville Coop
Eight White Wyandotte chickens were stolen from Harve McCullum's coop in District 19 last night. He reported the theft to police this morning as the birds likely figure on someone’s Thanksgiving menu.
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Nelsonville
Harve McCullum
District 19
Nelsonville Residents Vacation in Columbus
Nelsonville residents and relatives travel to Columbus for Thanksgiving visiting Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Love and family. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. John Love, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Love, Miss Sigrid, Catherine and Margaret Barron, with Akron guests Mrs. Arthur Love and Betty, Hilma Johnson, and Selma Smith among others.
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Nelsonville
John Love
Ed Love
Sigrid
Florence Barron
Catherine
Margaret
Gilbert Love
Columbus
Arthur Love
Betty
Akron
Hilma Johnson
Elton Smith
Selma
Hannah McGaughy
Louise
Kill Eagle Tribe to Hold Ceremony in Nelsonville
Kill Eagle Tribe No. 179 of the Improved Order of Red Men plans a ceremonial session Friday night at their lodge hall in Nelsonville. The degrees will be conferred on a class of candidates, followed by refreshments.
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Nelsonville
Navy
Kill Eagle Tribe
Order of Red Men
Iva North Pleads Guilty to Assault in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on November 2 Mrs. Iva North pleaded guilty to a charge of assault and battery brought by Robert Berry. Mayor Holland fined her ten dollars plus costs, which she paid.
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Nelsonville
Iva North
Holland
Robert Berry
Vas
Chevy dealers meet in Columbus Nei House
J. C. Hallett, Miss Helen Verity, Mr. and Mrs. T. EB. McFarland and Mr. Stimpile of Athens attended a Chevrolet dealers meeting on Wednesday in the Nei House Columbus.
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Nelsonville
J. C. Hallett
Helen Verity
T. EB. McFarland
Stimpile
Athens
Nei House
Columbus
Middleport Class Will Meet Friday
The Loyal Woman's Class of the Church of Christ will meet Friday night at the home of Mrs. R. B. Laughead on South Fifth Avenue and Hooker Street instead of at the church. Mrs. Ray Turley and children went to Dunbar West Virginia to spend the rest of the week with Mrs. Fred Hoffman and her family. Dr. C. H. Horden and his children joined Mrs. Horden here for a visit and Thanksgiving dinner with his parents on Fourth Street. Miss Helen Beeson and Carroll Meadows from Columbus arrived Wednesday for Thanksgiving vacation and to attend the Middleport Pomtoy football game.
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Clayton Murphy
Ruth
John
Columbus
John Murphy
William Morgan
Jessie Smith
Freda Smith
Don Smith
Will Grace
Ella Robson
Tillie Hall
Bob
Philip Faine
Athens
R. D. Graham
C. A. Hooper
James Beard
Penneboro
W. Va
B. Yerkey
Beard
Yerkey
Ina Hoover
New Salem
Frank Bonifield
Carmichael
Middleport
Loyal Woman's Class
Church of Christ
R. B. Laughead
South Fifth Avenue
Hooker Street
Ray Turley
Dunbar
Fred Hoffman
Helen Beeson
Carroll Meadows
Logan Resident Is Victim of Paralysis
Logan residents report improvement in the condition of Mrs. Emma Sweazy at Cherrington Hospital after she suffered a stroke the previous night. She was found on the floor of her home by neighbors after lying there most of the night, it is believed.
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Logan
Emma Sweazy
Cherrington Hospital
Building Work Checker Plans Wide Survey
Ten canvassers will be sent to Mechanicsburg Friday to contact property owners as part of a broad survey. The team, split into four city ward crews, will cover each street and note requested improvements. Owners sign reports. loans may be available under the Federal Housing Act for home repairs.
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Mechanicsburg
Athens County
Glouster Schools Dismissed for Thanksgiving Break
Local schools closed Wednesday afternoon for the Thanksgiving vacation and will resume Monday morning. Out of town teachers are spending Thanksgiving with relatives.
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Glouster
Children Perform at Middleport PTA Night
In Middleport on Tuesday night a parent teacher association program at Pearl Street Gym featured performances by children from the Pearl Street Building. Three numbers were presented by the students under supervision of teachers Miss Ruth Humphrey Mrs. Guy Reynolds and Miss Mildred Hawley.
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Pearl Street Gymnasium
Ruth Humphrey
Guy Reynolds
Mildred Hawley
Pearl Street
Park Street pupils present Tara Thumb Family numbers
Three and four pupils from Park Street School presented the Tara Thumb Family and two other numbers. Central Sixth Grade pupils offered three numbers.
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Park Street
Tara Thumb
Holiday guests arrive for Thanksgiving in Buckhannon
Mr. and Mrs. H. la Withers of Buckhannon West Virginia arrived Wednesday to be the holiday guests of their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs La G DeLong for Thanksgiving.
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Glouster
H. la Withers
Buckhannon
W. Va
Gtesia
la G. DeLong
Divorce Granted After Brief Proceedings in Pomeroy
In Pomeroy on November 29 a divorce was granted to Mabel Rupe Locke from Lindsey Locke after out of court settlement. The couple agreed on child custody and alimony following witnesses’ appearance that were not used. The suit was uncontested and finalized in court.
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Pomeroy
Mabel Rupe Locke
Lindsey Locke
J T Talent Broadcasts From Trimble Group on WLAR
Four Trimble High School students and one Grade School pupil will broadcast on WLAR Zanesville Sundays 3:30 to 4:30 PM. The musical program includes a tap dance featuring Frances Kempton Juanita Withem Lucy McCune Wilma Saefred and Elizabeth Ellen Rambo.
Judge Jewell to hear Rice v Rice in Logan court
By special assignment, Judge Harry W. Jewell of Delaware will travel to Logan Saturday morning to hear the Rice versus Rice case in common pleas court. Eight judges have been assigned at various times to hear different phases of the proceedings.
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Logan
Harry W. Jewell
Delaware
Common Pleas Court
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