Ohio Power to Build 33 000 Volt Line Rutland to Pomeroy
Ohio Power Company prepares to construct a new high tension line between Rutland and Pomeroy carrying 33 000 volts. The line will terminate at a substation and tie in with Rutland's 46 000 volt line from Philo, ensuring ample power and reduced interruptions. A. N. Kriner and assistants from Newark inspect metering devices at nearby mines as work begins.
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Ohio Power Company
Rutland
Pomeroy
Neil Burte
Here
Rkoatland
Philo
A. N. Kriner
Ship Power Company
Newark
Lnhet
Byts Company
Mrs. Willis E. Russell Dies After Six Month Illness
Mrs. Willis E. Russell, 68, of Fourth Street Middleport, died about 10:30 yesterday morning after a six month illness. She leaves her husband W. E. Russell and her father Marcus Peyton. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Middleport
Willis E. Russell
Ngme
Fourth Street
Pomeroy Briefs From the Ohio Valley
O R Faris and D W Hennessy depart for Pittsburgh to attend World Series games. Mrs W H Probst returns to Dayton after visiting brother David Geyer and family. Dr and Mrs Schargz of Gallipolis visit Pomeroy on business. A N Creiner of Ohio Power Co returns to Newark after a brief trip. Dana Lloyd spends Tuesday in Athens. Thelma Phillips returns from Columbus after several weeks away. Charles Switzer of Gallipolis visits Pamplona. Clifford and Mildred visit Gallipolis for a day. Rubel leaves for Columbus on business. Fennie Graham of Hartford travels to Gallipolis to visit E C Vens.
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Pomeroy Bend
O. R. Faris
D. W. Hennessy
Pittsburgh
W. H. Probst
Dayton
Newark
Dana Lloyd
Harry Eglas buried after stroke illness
Pomeroy, Oct 17 Harry Eglas 51 died at home Sunday morning from a stroke suffered three weeks earlier. He leaves a widow and five children. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 o'clock from Fork church with burial at Pratt's Fork cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Harry Eglas
Dford
Eyday
It’s Fork
Pratt's Fork
Named Administrator Named for Fred Church Estate
Gladys urch was appointed administrator of the estate of the late Fred Church, of Pomeroy, who died intestate.
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Pomeroy
Gladysurch
Fred Church
Ant
Six year old girl struck by car in Middleport
Louise Hilian aged six was struck by a car driven by William Wise Hobson while walking home from school in Middleport on Oct 17. She was carried by her uncle Jobs Mayer to Dr Poindexter’s residence for treatment. The doctor reported no broken bones though she was badly bruised about the head and is resting easier at home.
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Middleport
Louise Hilian
William Wise
Hobson Callboy
Jobs Mayer
Poindex
Poinster
Ptor
Poindexter
Mr. Mayer
Fruck Driver Pleads Guilty in Pomeroy Case
Pomeroy court records show Charles prder pleaded guilty to a charge involving property damage after an incident on a Tuesday. He received a fine and was ordered to address the malicious damage claims.
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Pomeroy
Charles Prder
Julie
Hierat Hoffner
Literary Club Opens Its Year With New Officers
The Middleport Literary club held its first meeting of the year at Miss Nella Calderwood’s home this afternoon. New officers preside: President Mrs Crarg L. Davis, vice president Miss Bess Sanborn, secretary Mrs R A Miller, treasurer Mrs G H Starts bury. Committees include executive Lucy Boggess and Bess Sanborn, music C M Hennessy, Talbott and McCoy, library Nella Calderwood and others. Club motto Why stay we on earth unless we grew. Gong is America. Program featured Begin well and end well.
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Middleport
Middleport Literary Club
Nella Calderwood
Second Street
Crarg L. Davis
Bess Sanborn
R. A. Miller
G. H. Startsbury
E. G. Probst
Lucy Boggess
M. C. Hobart
L. C. Davis
C. M. Hennessy
J. G. Talbott
Vesta McCoy
E. A. Reed
A A. Hugg
Lida Powell
Mra. KE
F. Davis
JC. A. Poindexter
Enduring Work Crowned by Beginning Moulds It
Retiring president Mrs C A Poindexter and incoming president Mrs L C Davia offer greetings and remarks. Mrs C M Hennessy chairs year end reflections while Mrs E G Probst presents notes on work accomplished. Mrs G B Cook praised as a discerning critic.
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America the Beautiful
C. A. Poindexter
L. C. Davia
Muubig
Cerecesessene
Buckeye
C. M. Hennessy
E. G. Probst
G. B. Cook
Rutland Man Charged With Non-Support Appears in Court
Alvedore Hall of Rutland faced a non support charge in Pomeroy Justice French court. He pleaded not guilty and a trial is set for Thursday at 2 o clock.
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Pomeroy
Alvedore Hall of Rutland
Woman Takes Son From Children’s Home in Pomeroy
Mrs Myr tle Wenner secured Probate Judge Cora B Roberts approval to remove her young son Don Wenner from the local children’s home where he had been placed a few weeks earlier while a permanent home was arranged. The home houses many children, mostly not orphans.
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Pomeroy
Myrtle Wenner
Cora B. Roberts
Don Wenner
Court term opens with many docket changes
In Common Pleas court, Eunice Hook filed for divorce from John Hook alleging abuse and unsupported claims of illicit relations with another woman. Steven Kachman sought temporary injunction against John Radford and Jacob Glenn to halt a $111.37 debt collection on his property with a hearing set for Oct 9. Other items include temporary alimony for Gladys Grinstead, jury-trial order in Elizabeth Poston will case, amended petitions, and multiple dismissals and deadlines set through October 19.
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Eunice Hook
Glouster
John Hook
Common Pleas Court
Steven Kachman
Athens County
John Radford
Jacob Glenn
L. G. Worstell
Common
Millfield Coal Mining Company
Richard P. Imes
Ohlinger
Wolf
Earl Mender
Ray Bobo
Pratt Construction Company
Board of Trustees of
Lee Township
Charles Tom
Beasley Grain and Milling Company
Hocking Valley Co-operative Coal Company
Detmer Brunner Mason Company
Charles Wright
Ella Marsh
Board of County Commissioners of
Cincinnati Finance Company
Beasie Kern
Civilization Finds Fresh Worries, New Things to Stress
A reflective note on civilization revolving around discovering new concerns. The idea frames worry as a continuous feature, suggesting progress brings evolving anxieties rather than solutions.
Prisoners repaint Meigs county jail interior
Three inmates Brookover Bail and McGrew redecorated the Meigs county jail interior in gray with black trim. They have worked for two weeks and the grand jury is due to inspect the facility today.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Brookover
Chester
Bail
McGrew
Grand
Tanlac credited with restoring health by user praise
A. R. White credits Tanlac with restoring energy and appetite after months of illness. He says three bottles improved digestion, liver function, and overall vigor, transforming him into a new man. Tanlac is sold by druggists with no substitutes.
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Taniac
A. R. White
Reds to Play Here Thursday
POMEROY Oct 7 The Cincinnati Reds will come to the Pomeroy Bend Thursday afternoon for an exhibition game with the Ohio Valley All Stars. Play starts at 2 30 p m at King's Park Syracuse. The All Stars assemble the best team this part of the country affords. The Reds are on a barnstorming trip through Ohio, but this game is the only one fans from the Bend can easily attend.
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Pomeroy
Cincinati Reds
Pomeroy Bend
Ohio Valley All Stars
King’s Park
Syracuse
Ohio
Radio Notes Highlight Evening Programs Across Time Zones
KOA offers dramatic gems tonight with many entertainment features. Eastern Time broadcasts include Edwyne Rorke baritone and pianist Eleanor Fields at 9:10 on WCAU, Ipana Troubadors on WEAF, and a 10:45 CECA dance music segment. Central and Pacific listings show educational programs, organ recitals, and musical concerts.
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WCAU
Edwyne Rorke
Eleanor Fields
WEAF
Ipana
WEEL
WCRLD
WSAI
WOC
WWJ
WCCO
WGR
CECA
KYW
Eddie Dunstedter
Mountain Time
KFI
KPO
KNX
Chattanooga Tour Highlights Historic Battlefield Area
A visiting group tours Chattanooga beginning at 8 15 AM with church members escorting by auto. They visit Chickamauga Park Missionary Ridge Orchard Knob Snodgrass Hill Lookout Mountain and Signal Mountain before returning for a reception and dinner at the Christian church. The party departs for Memphis at 9 15 PM.
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Chattanooga
Christian Church
Chickamauga’ Park
Knob Battle Field
Missionary Ridge
Orchard Knob
Snodgrass Hill
Chickamauga
the National Cemetery
Lookout Mountain
Signal Mountain
Tennessee
Christian Church House
Memphis
Harmony Pie Social Benefits Local School
A pie social at Harmony School on Friday evening October 9 aims to raise funds for the school. Located several miles east of Athens, Harmony attracts attendees from the Harmony district and Athens.
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Harmony
Athens
Rumanian Debt Delegation Set to Sail for United States
The Rumanian debt commission will sail for the United States this month to negotiate a settlement of the Rumanian debt to the United States. Mr Titulescu, the Rumanian minister to Great Britain, will head the mission.
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London
United States
Titulescu
Great Britain
Interparliamentary Union Ends With Calls for Global Remedies
The thirty third Interparliamentary Union conference closes its brief session in Washington on October 7. Delegates seek panaceas for crises facing parliamentary democracies worldwide, adopting several resolutions as partial remedies for major global problems.
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Washington
Wondered Why Breath Was so Bad
Miss Rose Dittmar writes about persistent bad breath despite brushing and mouthwash. She reports improvement after taking Carter's Little Liver Pills, noting better color clearer eyes and appetite and no constipation. The ad claims the source is the stomach and urges using the product at 25 cents per rod package.
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Brooklyn
Rose Dittmar
Carter
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