Meigs County Schools Hit by State Aid Allocations
Meigs County schools receive state aid allotments in January after a list from State Superintendent Vernon Riegel. Names include Syracuse, Minciaville, Salem, Hatrimonville, Rutland, Scippio, and others with amounts ranging from 300 to 7,500 dollars. Several schools including Morning Star and Wilshools receive none.
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Eigs County
Fombroy
Charles Wagiper
Vernon Riegel
Meigs County
Ots
Auary
Syracuse
Minciaville
Nod
Salem
Geend
Sedaville
Ehland
Hatrino
Scippio
Rutland Rd
Columbus
Morning Star
Wil
Athens tour reveals hidden city industries to League of Women Voters
A Thursday afternoon tour of Athens factories by 40 League of Women Voters members showcased the Raglo and Hewitt-Boden plants. Guides explained Stoves and parquetry processes, milk pasteurization, ice cream molding, and bottle sterilization. The trip sparked optimism for local industry, with future visits planned before spring.
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Athens
Voters League
League of Women Voters
Ife
Rayglo
Grayson Manufacturing Company
K. C. Farnsworth
B. W. Simpson
New Orleans
Los Angeles
South America
Grayson Company
Hewitt-Boden
M.*c. Grubb
Philadelphia
New York
Bennett Dairy Company
Banks Ice Cream Company
Bennett
Banks Company
Ming Mildred Banks
R. M. White
Bennett Company
Perahpsa
Banks
Ice Cream Company
Mildred
J. H. Berry
State Hospital
Mrs Woodard Celebrates 89th Birthday in Gallipolis Park Central
In Middleport on October 9 Mrs Nannie Woodard marked her 89th birthday with a dinner at Gallipolis Park Central One. Attendees included Nell Stew Calderwood Martha Calderwood and Nella Calderwood. Pomeroy notes death of local land jury work expected to conclude by Friday or Saturday with indictments to be announced in Sunday’s paper.
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Middleport
Nannie Woodard
Gallipolis Park
Pomeroy
Reds Rally Past Pomeroy Bend in Rain Shaped Tilt
Oct 9 Syracuse scene as crowd watched the Cin ti Reds play Pomeroy Bend etars. Despite rain threats, weather cleared for a 4 to 3 Reds win in nine innings. Benton had a key home run in the eighth. Middleport mentions.
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Cinti Reds
Pomeroy Bend -Etars
Syracuse
Yesteryy
Pomeroy
Reds
Benton
Edg
Sission Society Set for Tonight Meeting
Sission Society plans a gathering tonight with notes naming Davin Probst Mrs Mayer and Calderwood among attendees. The report hints at regional topics involving Indies and Alaska but text is garbled.
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Nell Init
Indie
Alaska
Iet
Davin Probst
Nl Mayer
Pire
Calderwood
Ng Ig
Delegates Named for Southeast Conference Meeting
At the Middleport literary gathering held at Mrs. Nella Calderwood’s home delegates were appointed to attend the southeastern conference in Ironton on November 3 and 4. First delegate is Mrs. L. C. Davis with Mrs. C. A. Poindexter as first alternate, and second delegates are Mrs. E. G. Probst with Mrs. Homer Cook as second alternate.
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Middleport
Nella Calderwood
Upper Second Street
Ironton
L. C. Davis
C. A. Poindexter
E. G. Probst
Homer Cook
Baptist Mission Society Meets in Pomroy
Pomroy Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met October 9 at Mrs William Hette sselmer Middleport home. Dana Daniels president led plans for fall and winter programs and a study on Ming Kwong by Mary Ninde Gamewell. Members voted to give ten dollars to the Northeastern Baptist convention and twelve dollars to the Ohio Baptist State convention.
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Pomeroy
Pomferoy
Ohio Baptist State Convention
Helen Schwegman
Ming-Kwong
Orning Light
Mary Ninde Gamewell
Baptist youths plan party at parsonage
Ottumwa October 9 The young people of the Baptist church will host a party in the parsonage Friday evening under the B Y P U auspices. This marks the first social event since the fall and winter reorganization. A games program is planned and refreshments will be served in a bring what you will cafeteria style.
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Pomeroy
the Baptist Church
Disciples 70 Hold Special Services at First Christian
The Disciples 70 hold five Sunday night services at First Christian Church led by Rev. M E Chatley. Topics include Wanted A Man Growing a Moral Backbone Kicking the Devil Down and Out The Man Within and College Skepticism. Openers feature a young people orchestra and Pollyanna Girls ushers. Services start at 7 pm. Coffee origin noted as Abyssinia not Brazil.
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First Christian Church
M. KE. Chatley
Hospitalization Notes From Local Incident
Robert Swett of 67 North High Street was taken to Sheltering Arms hospital by Jager's ambulance in a serious condition. An emergency operation was performed and she remains seriously ill. Also noted are updates on Mrs Joseph Bebes and Thomas Metts in Athena with serious conditions.
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Robert Swett
North High Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Jager
Joseph Bebes
Thomas Metts
Athena
Opened Meat Shop At No 3 West State Street
The Brown and Baird Meat Shop opened today at No 3 West State Street in the former Pickering Cream Station room. H. J. Brown has 13 years with F. C. Stedman. Walter M. Baird was with Baker and Baird. The Pickering Cream Station moves to a room with the Cash Feed store.
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Brown and Baird
Weat State Street
Pickering Cream Station
H. J. Brown
F. C. Stedman Company
Walter M. Baird
Baker and Baird
Cash Feed
Burson Given 10 Day Sentence For DUI
Emerson Burson received a 30 day jail term and $26 in costs after a trial before Justice Carl Porter for operating a car while intoxicated. He was arrested by Sheriff P. H. McKinley following complaints of assault on detour travelers and threats with a gun. Burson remains in Athens county jail to serve the sentence.
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Emerson Burson
Carl Porter
Burson
P. H. McKinley
Athens
Case in Springfield on Mrs Strome poisoning deaths
In Springfield on October 8 authorities prepare actions in the Mrs Birdie Strome case. The 49 year old New Carlisle woman is held in the county jail after an inquest into her step daughter Vesta Strome 14 who died from poisoning. Officials plan exhumation and examination of the bodies of Mrs Strome s first husband George Frock and a sister in law to determine if their deaths were due to poisoning. Experts predict 10 million radio sets in operation by 1930.
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Springfield
Birdie Strome
New Carlisle
Vesta Strome
Strome
Lewis
Schaefer
Vesta
Cooley Sentenced to 90 Days and Fine for Child Support
Oscar Cooley of Athens received a 90 day Dayton work house term and a $100 fine plus costs after pleading guilty to a minor child support charge. Magistrate Pearl W. Helwig offered to suspend the sentence if Cooley posts bond guaranteeing $16 monthly payments. He remains in county jail awaiting arrangement. he previously drew a suspended sentence from Carl Porter for a similar offense.
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Dayton
Oscar Cooley
Athens
Pearl W. Helwig
Magidaate Helwig
Cooley
Carl Porter
Buckeyes Headed to Chicago for Key Conference Clash
Ohio State prepares to meet 1924 Big Ten champion Chicago Maroons in Chicago Saturday. Captain Cunningham and Bill Jenkins face injury setbacks, Marek debuts, Nichols returns to tackle. A final tuneup and a large Buckeye fan turnout mark the trip.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Chicago
Ohio Staters
Ohio
Sturday
Buckeyes
Wilce
Methodists
Maroons
University Hospital
Hunt
Elmer Marek
John Nichols
Marek
Wesleyan
Nichols
Pois
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Miami Dairy
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