Racine High School Hosts Wedding Ceremony and Fair Exhibits
Newlyweds Miss arr and Lewis Miller received gifts from local residents after a Racine Saturday wedding service officiated by Shelton. The Racine High Orchestra opened with a March as bridesmaids and groomsmen processed on stage. The ceremony featured a choir, a vocal solo by Mrs Max Gett, and floral decorations while students and community members attended the fair with demonstrations, booths, and prize drawings.
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Racine
Missarr
Lewis Miller
Miller
Racine High Orchestra
Maxgett
Misses Miles
Katherine Carnahan
Thompson
Miss Ours
Loresn
Jean Jividen
Bootle
Sonny
Jleen Roush
Clifford
Ironton Man Wins Home Coming Grand Prize
Ira Graham of Ironton won the $100 grand prize at the Pomeroy Home-Coming event on Saturday night. Harry Sayre of East Letart took the second prize of $50 as a light rain and late showers affected the crowd and schedule.
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Pomeroy
Ira Graham
Ironton
Harry Sayre
East Letart
Annual Community Fair Hosts Surprise Wedding Service
The Ra cine P. T. A. and churches displayed booths along with canning and needlework exhibits. The Community Fair drew large crowds each night with the peak on Saturday when a surprise wedding was held.
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Ers
Racine P. T. A
Drake Funeral Held Sunday in Middleport
William Pearl Drake died Friday at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis and was buried at Cheshire Gravel Hill Cemetery after a Baptist Church service in Middleport. He was 52, born in Gallia County, and survived by his wife and nine children from three marriages.
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Middleport
William Pearl Drake
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Baptist Church
Krener
Cheshire Gravel Hill
Mr. Drake
Gallia County
Raymond
Ezra
Marvin
Audrey
Dail
Tessie
June
Betty
Otto
Jack
Five Arrests Made in Pomeroy Saturday Night
Night Patrolman Walter Wolfe arrested six men in Pomeroy over Saturday night into Sunday morning on intoxication charges. The arrestees were Harry Wyatt Rutland Daniel Davidson Clarence DeWeese Middleport Lawrence Hysell Kerrs Run John Borham Syracuse and Lely Rockwell. Wyatt pleaded guilty and paid 13.70 in fines and costs. Hysell and Borham DeWeese received the same fine and were jailed for nonpayment. Davidson was released pending a later hearing Rockwell also released with an evening hearing.
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Pomeroy
Walter Wolfe
Harry Wyatt
Rutland
Daniel Davidson
Clarence DeWeese
Middleport
Lawrence Hysell
Kerrs Run
John Borham
Syracuse
Lely Rockwell
Wyatt
C. J. Hess
Hysell
Borham
de Weese
Rockwell
Davidson
Fires Break Out In Two Homes In Middleport
Two small weekend fires hit Middleport. One Friday night damaged the basement of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Smith on South Sixth Avenue, the other occurred Saturday midnight at W. L. Willock on South Second Avenue. Firefighters were summoned both times but did not deploy firefighting equipment.
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Middleport
J. K Smith
South Sixth Avenue
W. L. Willock
South Second Avenue
Garden Club Meets at Greta Price Home
Pomroy Garden Club members gather this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Greta Price with Mrs. C E Downie assisting as hostess and entertainment planned.
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Garden Club
Pomeroy
River Murder Still Unsolved
The murdered woman found in the Ohio River below the Racine dam remains unidentified after two weeks. West Virginia authorities say rumors misled investigators as several alleged identifications proved false. Parkersburg man Clinton Smith was jailed on suspicion but freed when Mrs. Smith was found alive, and Meigs County family reports also turned out unfounded.
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Pomeroy
Ohio River
Racine Dam
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Clinton Smith
Bad Tail Light Causes Middleport Hill Crash
William Howard of Bradbury collided with Albert Franz of Pomeroy on Middleport Hill Saturday night. Franz’s car was parked without a tail light. Franz had stopped to help another stalled vehicle. The front of Howard’s car was damaged and the matter was settled privately by the owners.
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Pomeroy
William Howard
Bradbury
Middleport Hill
Howard
Albert Franz
Hank Young
Franz
Young
Class Plans Show and Sale Elects Officers
Members of the Whatsoever Class met Friday evening and completed plans for an amateur show to be staged Tuesday night at the Presbyterian Church. They also arranged their annual rummage sale and, in business, re-elected the current officers: President Mrs Dea Hayes, Vice President Mrs R M Sherman, Secretary Mrs H F E Thomas, Treasurer Mrs Iva Brown.
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Middleport
Presbyterian Church
Dea Hayes
R. M. Sherman
H. FE. Thomas
Iva Brown
Pomeroy Bend Fans Optimistic Ahead of Thanksgiving Gridiron Clash
Pomeroy Bend fans praise Middleport Jackets and Pomeroy Panthers after early wins. Middleport leads with three victories to Pomeroy’s two as both teams prepare for a tough Thanksgiving game under Coaches Phode and Johnson.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Pomeroy Panthera
Phode
Middleport High School
Johnson
Pomeroy High
Jackets
Panthers
Middleport
Racine Area Socials Share Weekend Visits and Loss
Racine letter notices many visits by residents and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pickens of Columbus spent the weekend with Mrs. Pickens' parents Mr. and Mrs. Oren Wolfe. Other guests include Jed Bell from Cincinnati, W N Hovis of Mercer and Fred Foss family from Newport, with various kin visiting Racine hosts and attending the fair. Noted the death of Mrs. George Freaker promptingBob Spencer and family to visit from Columbus.
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Racine
Walter Pickens
Columbus
Oren Wolfe
Jed Bell
Cincinnati
Kate Bell Wolfe
W. N. Hovis
Mercer
Fred Foss
Loretta
Harry
Newport
Owen Watson
Ralph Gamble
Fl Reno
Okla
Hief
Howard Miles
Adrian French
J. BR. French
Akron
J. B. French
Clark Jiiden
Janie Gorslin
John Clark
Downington
Emma Jiiden
Bob Spencer
J. M. Spencer
Spencer
George Freaker
Ora Rhoades
Betty
Barbara
Winifred Wolfe
Kelly Wolfe
Friel Smith
Midland
Ohio University
Athens
George Simpson
K. Hilton
Long Bottom
Otto Bradford
George Osborne
Home-Coming Day at Glouster M E Church Draws ExResidents
Former residents gathered at Glouster M E Church for an annual Home-Coming with 256 in Sunday School. The day featured choirs, solos, duets, and talks by Rev C P Smith, Rev Paul Kemper, and others, followed by a basket dinner and evening sermons. John J Blower led the program as MC.
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Edith
Clara Summers
C. P. Smith
Alice McAfooes
Paul BE. Kemper
Hebron
Kemper
C. B. Dillon
Athens
L. R. Andrews
Ward Jorres
Lumbus
Florence Andrews
Jessie Rainey Boyd
Columbus
David Allen
Arthur Allen
Nelsonville
Clarence B. Dilton
Thelma White
Elizabeth Webber
Jane Forrest
W. A. Carpenter
Washington D. H
O. P. Smith
John 8. Blower
Glouster Miner Injured After Rail Strikes Leg
Ernest Williams of Glouster, a boss at Ohio Collieries Mine 255, suffered a four inch fracture in his right leg when a rail on a mine track hit him as a loading machine slipped Saturday afternoon. He was taken to a local physician for X rays. The Orpah Class of the Glouster M E Church meets tonight at 7:90 at Mrs. E. R. Andrews home.
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Glouster
Ernest Williams
Ohio
Drydock
Nelsonville real estate sale notice and local notices
Public sale announced for Nelsonville property in Athens County with sale details including location and bid terms. Local social notes list residents visiting, traveling, and attending events in the Nelsonville area with several on weekend visits and family news.
Glouster Bridge Club Dines Then Plays Bridge
Glouster Sunday bridge club hosted a dinner at the Cottage Tea Room in Athens Thursday night. A chicken dinner preceded four tables of bridge with Edward Noon Ray White and David Kennedy posting men’s high scores while Mrs David Powers Mrs Ray White and Miss Louella Vaughn led women’s. Guests included Mr and Mrs David Kennedy Mr and Mrs Ernest Vernon Mr and Mrs Phil F Robinson Lawrence Colbert Howard Noon Miss Olive McKee Bernice Wallace Miss Louella Vaughn Mrs Howard Young Mansfield Mrs John Bartels and Mrs David Powers.
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Glouster
Sunday Bridge Club
Cottage Tea Room
Athens
Edward Noon
Ray White
David Kennedy
David Powers
Louella Vaughn
Ernest Vernon
Phil F. Robinson
Lawrence Colbert
Howard Noon
Olive McKee
Bernice Wallace
Howard Young
Mansfield
John Bartels
This City
Clergy Move in Bloomingburg Congregations
Reverend C. P. Smith and family move to Bloomingburg where he will serve as pastor of the M. EB. Church for one year. Reverend H. C. Boroff of Bloomingburg is assigned to the M. EF. Church here by the recent conference and will fill the local pulpit next Sunday.
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Glouster
C. P. Smith
Bloomingburg
Smith
M. EB
H. C. Boroff
M. EF
Boy Relates Return From Hospital After Grapevine Swing Accident
Steve Forgoress Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Steve Forgoress, returned home from St Francis Hospital Columbus in a Glouster ambulance. He had both legs fractured six weeks ago when a grapevine swing broke.
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Trimble
Steve Forgoress, Jr
Steve Forgoress
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Minstrel Producer Jack Clifford Dies in Capital City
Columbus resident and renowned minstrel show producer Jack Clifford died in the capital city last Wednesday. He was well known in Glouster, and two years ago produced a minstrel show for Glouster Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Glouster
Jack Clifford
Columbus
Clifford
Glouster Aerie
Order of Eagles
Creomulsion Ad Claims Fast Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as effective for coughs from colds chest or bronchial irritation. It promises to soothe inflamed membranes loosen phlegm and aid natural healing, with a druggist guarantee and money back offer if not satisfied from the first dose.
Boy fractures thigh in pig pen accident near Hollister
The four year old son of Mr and Mrs Delmer Irwin was taken to St Francis Hospital Friday afternoon for treatment of a broken right thigh after pushing over poles used for a pig pen. The incident occurred near Hollister as the child played. Also notes that the Liberty Bell weighs 20590 pounds.
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Hollister
Delmer Irwin
St. Francis Hospital
Sale notice of real estate in Athens County Ohio
Public auction at the Athens Courthouse on November 11, 1935 at 1:30 PM offers two parcels in Waterloo and Minerva townships. Descriptions include tract boundaries, measurements, and exceptions for mineral and surface rights. the notice names plaintiffs Athens National Bank and defendants Vester et al, with legal and docket details.
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Thalies Ettee
Bite
Ohio
Nelsonville
Eevice
Athens
Suerife
State of
Athens County
Athens National Bank
Vaema
Charles R. Beckler
Sat
B. & O. S&s. W. Railway
Ohio Com- 2
Minera
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