Mary Ann Card Club Hosts and Local Notices
Mary Ann Card Club hostess Mrs Willyis Casley at 90 Maplewood Drive as high score goes to Mrs Clarence Laughlin and second to Mrs Leo Merchant. Upcoming meetings set with Mrs Bb A Holmes. Locals travel and social notes include visits by Mr Frederick Buxton of Columbus and others to Cincinnati and Kansas City, a hunting trip in West Virginia, and club meetings at the First M E Church and Christian Church.
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Willyis Casley
Maplewood Drive
Mary Ann
Literary Digest Poll Shows Hoover Leads Nationwide
The Literary Digest straw poll reports 68 percent for Hoover and 31 percent for Smith from 752 810 votes. Arkansas and possibly Maryland show Smith closen with Hoover leading in most other states. The Digest notes party-switching from 1924 voters and Arkansas in Smith’s favor while New York upstate favors Hoover.
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New York
Hoover
Smith
Literary Digest
Arkansas
Maryland
Jor
New York City
Mr. Smith
Laurent Egnac Wins Air Service Split in Cabinet Row
Laurent Egnac, newly appointed Minister of Aviation, secured a victory in a stormy cabinet session to fully separate the air service from the war and navy departments, strengthening his control over French air affairs.
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Laurent Egnac
Oyster Supper for Robinett Ridge School Benefit
An oyster supper will be held at Robinett Ridge School on Saturday evening October 6 at 8 oclock to raise funds for the school. Proceeds go to the school’s benefit.
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Robinett Ridge School
Indians Lead Little World Series At Halfway Mark
The Indianapolis Indians lead the Rochester Red Wings two games to one in the Little World Series after a 12 to 5 victory at home. The series winner claims the junior title by winning five of nine games, with Rochester taking only one of the first three and one tie.
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Indianapolis
Rochester Red Wings
Indianapolis Indians
Indians
Red Wings
Seniors Name Candidates for Ohio University Officers
Nomination of senior class officers at Ohio University occurred yesterday. Election is set for next Wednesday after convocation. Nominated: Ralph Zahour and Ralph Betts for president Everett Shimp and Pauline Swanson for vice president Margaret Cruickshank and Clifford Moriarty for secretary Mary Miles and Thomas Pinanda for treasurer. Junior and sophomore nominations follow in Fine Arts Hall and other locations with dates to be announced. First year students will name officers within two weeks.
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Ohio University
Ralph Zahour
Ralph Betts
Everett Shimp
Pauline Swanson
Margaret Cruickshank
Clifford Moriarty
Mary Miles
Thomas
Pinanda
Fine Arts Hall
Program Arranged For Teachers Meet in Portsmouth
Committees of the South eastern Ohio Teachers Conference plan a top institute program in Portsmouth on October 10 with separate meetings for men and women. Each section will have its speakers and a dinner for women is set for Thursday evening featuring address by Miss Katharine Martin of the University of Chicago. Reservations with Miss Clara Simpson at 1421 Lincoln Street are advised.
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Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Conference
Portsmouth
Katharine Martin
University of Chicago
Clara Simpson
Lincoln Street
Church Service Notice at Good Shepherd Parish
The Church of the Good Shepherd on State and Cater Streets lists the 18th Sunday after Trinity with Vespers at 4 p m led by Rector Rev E L Law.
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Church OF the Good Shepherd
Cater Streets
E. L. Law
Mrs Bessie Hartinger Addresses Albany Literary Club
Mrs Bessie Hartinger president of the Southeastern District of Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs spoke to Albany Literary Club about district meeting plans. She outlined arrangements for the upcoming district gathering to be hosted in Zanesville.
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Middleport
Bessie Hartinger
Southeastern District of Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Albany
Hartinger
Zanesville
Republicans to Get Rooms in Pomeroy
The Election Committee of the county Republican Organization will open county headquarters on the second floor of the Keiser Building opposite the opera house. Oliver Hartley will lead the headquarters through the upcoming election. The ex service men's group under Captain Harry Bennett and the women’s clubs led by Miss Cady Whaley will cooperate with the county headquarters.
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Pomeroy
Republican
Keiser Bulding
Second Street
Opera House
Oliver Hartley
Harry Bennett
Cappellano Linked To Murder Trials In Illinois Case
POMEROY Oct 5 Andrew Cappellano tied to the Billy Raniere kidnaping case is said to have confessed to two prior murder trials at Pomeroy Ohio and Kankakee Ill If tried here he would be under another name Records show no matching indictments and officials doubt a murder conviction in this vicinity during the mining boom
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Cappellano
Kankakee
Ill
Billy” Raniere
Chicago
Pomeroy
Ohio
Visiting Baptist ministers to exchange pulpits
The Rev. Dr. B. T. Kimbrough of Athens will exchange pulpits with the Rev. W. Gaylord James of Middleport next Sunday. Kimbrough will preach at both morning and evening services in Middleport at 7 o clock in the evening, with a public invitation extended to hear the visiting minister.
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Middleport
B. T. Kimbrough
Athens Land
New Straitsville
W. Gaylord James
Baptist
Kimbrough
Pomeroy Schools Closed for PTA Meetings
Schools in Pomeroy close for October 5 to allow teachers to attend PTA meetings in Athens. High school students use the day to gather opinions on the proposed bond issue for Jul High School and Main Street improvements to be voted at the upcoming election.
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Pomeroy
Athens
Jufil
Main Street
Jcoming
Mason City to Build New Tile Plant With 50 Jobs
Mason City mayor A D Wilcoxen says capital is subscribed for a tile plant here with abundant raw materials available. Dr C V Petty and L Quickle join in the enterprise. The plant, when operating, would employ 50 men.
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Mason City
A. D. Wilcoxen
Wilcoxen
Dr. C. V. Petty
L. Quickle
Mrs Mahala Griffin Dies at 70 in Pomeroy
Mrs Mahala Griffin age 70 aunt of L A Persons of this place died at Alfred. The funeral was held there yesterday morning. A funeral party then left with the body for Oklahoma where burial will be made.
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Pomeroy
Mahala Griffin
L. A
Alfred
Oklahoma
Feeney-Bennett Post Auxiliary to Nominate Officers
The Feeney Bennett Post Auxiliary of the American Legion in Middleport will meet next Monday evening in its meeting hall. Presiding officer Mrs. Emily asks all members to attend as officers for the coming year are to be nominated.
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Middleport
Feeney-Bennett Post
American Legion
Emily
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Frederick Buxton
Columbus
Mrs
Frank Buxton
North Congress Street
Southerton
William Masterton
Cheat Mountains
West Virginia
Lawrence Worstell
Reus
Columbo
Law
Ohio State University
Esther Smith
Cincinnati
Kansas City
J. D. Brown
W. W. Coe
B. G. Chapman
Lena Wilson
Guysville
Toledo
O. O. Fordyce
Roy Pilcher
London
John Tillery
Oscar Bruner
Beatrice
Hamillton
Reading Club
JC. N. Mackinnon
Church Street
M. EE
Christian Church Sunday School
Howard S Wood
Franklin Avenue
Grosvenor Street
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Wisconsin
Air Boss
the Decuriy Havings Bank
Mavis
Chas
Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Floor
W. M. Caldwell
Roanoke
Republican National
the Hatch Library
Berry Building
Kolster
Atwater-Kent
Victor and
Brunswick
Phonograph
RCA Radio
Radio
America
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens Bldg
Miss Brown
Hite
Woodworth’s
Keiser
INO Records
Andrew
Mrs. Griffin
Prestons
Nelsonville
St Bey
Fone
Mens Duck Coats
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