Meigs County Grange Holds Largest Meeting Saturday
In Pomeroy a Saturday night session at the Junior High School drew 500 Grange members with 203 Sixth Degree candidates from Meigs and neighboring counties. State officers including W. F. Kirk spoke as 13 girl Rose Drill performers showcased the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenbark
Zanesville
Watson
Ohio State University
Crouse
Meigs County
Eddie Lou Howery
Carpenter
Columbia Grange
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Granges
Harley Musser
Musser
Presbyterians In Convention in Middleport
Dr. Bussdicker, a returned Iranian mission physician, will speak at the Presbyterian Missionary Societies district convention at the local church Wednesday. Hosted by Mrs. J. E. Harley, the event is sponsored by the Foreign Board of the church. The couple, former Dayton residents, are on furlough and will speak at several U.S. locations. Luncheon is served at 12 30. Public welcome. women in missionary work invited. The meeting starts at 10 30 Wednesday.
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Middleport
Bussdicker
Iran
Persia
Presbyterian Missionary Societies
Presbyterian
J. E. Harley
Foreign Board
Church
United States
Dayton
Pomeroy CCC Members Located in Nevada
Otho Tracy reports that he and fellow Pomeroy boys recently joined the CCC and are stationed at Ely Nevada about 20 miles from the California line. Charles Swatzel remains at Fort Knox Kentucky in the cooking department.
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Pomeroy
Otho Tracy
A. O. Tracy
CCC
Ely
Nevada
California
Charles Swatgel
Fort Knox
Crary Funeral Attended in Largest Pomeroy Service
POMEROY The funeral for Matt Crary a county road employee killed when a bridge collapsed under a grader drew one of the largest crowds ever in Pomeroy pallbearers were fellow workers and the service was led by Rev C H Morrison at Naylors Run GO TO CINCINNATI MIDDLEPORT Word has reached here that Mr and Mrs A H Bradburys son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Don Allen moved from Dayton to Cincinnati Allen will open an automobile agency in Cincinnati MAKE ONE ARREST POMEROY William Holmes was arrested Saturday night by Night Patrolman Walter Wolfe on an intoxication charge County and village officers had a quiet weekend with only routine matters to handle
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Pomeroy
Matt Crary
Naylors Run
Crary
County Road
C. H. Morrison
Cincinnati
Middleport
A. H. Bradbury
Don Allen
Dayton
Allen
William Holmes
Walter Wolfe
H. E. Thomas
Gallipolis
Ralph
Lakeland
Fla
Dell Farmer
Vine St
W. P. Lynch
W. E. Russell
Paul Smart
Columbus
George Swallow
Hildreth Stewart
Pearl St
Carpenter
Otho Karr
Grant St
Rochelle
Ill
Karr
O. L. Roush
Parkersburg
Robert McElhinny
Charleston
Howard McElhinny
Society meets Tuesday Pomeroy
Meeting of the Lend-A-Hand Society of Simpson M. E. Church will be held Tuesday evening at the church. Mrs. George Parker and Mrs. Tom Georgien will be the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Lend- A-Hand Society
Simpson M. E. Church
George Parker
Tom Geogiein
Pomeroy Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Travel
Pomeroy social notes list locals visiting and returning from trips across Steubenville Huntington Columbus Portsmouth Lauriel Cliff Letart and Charleston. Names include Ernest Geyer Loren Caverlee Franklin Caverlee Dan White Verlie Conway Elizabeth Adams Clair Karr Martha Jane Henneman A P Henneman Don Jenkins Bernard Wysand Ruth Tracy Charles Thornton Mary Tracy Mary Wogan Oren Wogan and others in weekend gatherings and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Peoples
Vivian
Columbus
Jack Hannas
Ross Hannas
Hart Hannas
Minersville
Dan White
Emma Reeves
C. W. Bush
Elsie Hart
Verlie Conway
Joan
Elizabeth Adams
Clair Karr
Martha Jane
Margaret Duerr
A. P. Henneman
Charleston
Henneman
Portsmouth
Frederick Reibe
A. C. Jones
Don Jenkins
Pomeroy
Huntington
Ohio University Marshalls
Athens
Bernard Wysand
Ruth Tracy
Roy Tracy
Spring St
Charles Thornton
Pat Thornton
Middleport Social Notes Reach Across Columbus and Nearby Cities
Middleport residents travel for family visits and events in Columbus and Ravenswood West Virginia. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas spend days in Columbus and Savannah with relatives while Mr. Dailey tours for Roosevelt. Many locals attend football games in Columbus and Athens and visit kin in Gallipolis Rochelle and Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
L. A. Thomas
Columbus
Savannah
Thomas
Griff Lewis
Herb Dailey
Dailey
Roosevelt
Daileys
Millfield and Dover Notes Brightens Local News Tally
Millfield petty notices report a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Bricker East Millfield. B W Simpkins buys Gaylor Simpson property moving from Howard place. Oscar Simpson builds a new garage. Sunday Creek Mine No 6 operates steadily for two weeks. PTA October meeting set for school with Ebon Gillispie presiding and a patrolman guest speaker. Pocahontas Lodge district school in Pom eroy with chartered bus to convention. M E Church Aid Society hosts quilting party with potluck dinner. October business meeting at Mrs Janet Cole home. First month school attendance lists show near perfect rates across grades with percentages 97.1 to 100. Pupils named for each grade and teachers listed. Celia Boudinot returns from Oklahoma Kansas trip. Craft Club mas querade party attended by Mrs Pearl Davis. Columbus visitors with Floyd Kidds family. Frances Earich returns from Philo visit.
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Millfield
Clarence Bricker
East Millfield
Frank Kincade
Bricker
B. W. Simpkins
Gaylor Simpson
Simpkin
Howard
Oscar Simpson
Sunday Creek
Viola Howard
Millfield Pta
Ebon Gillispie
Athens
Pocahontas Lodge
Pomeroy
H. H. Theisen
Mazon Council No. 93
Clarence Misner
Avanelle Crabtree
Pocahontas
Coneention
M. E. Church Aid Society
Alice Theisen
Janet Cole
Emma Rankin
Gertrude Brown
Ruth Simpkins
Mary Simpkins
Helen Gillispie
Margaret Simpkins
Mamie Cha4well
Clara Theisen
Susan Bell
Jessie Lemon
Lucy Howard
West School
James Adams
Dale Earich
Wilma Goldsberry
Donna Hogue
Kathleen Merritt
Charles Border
Glen Chadwell
Wanda Cline
Denver Cline
Mary Lu Earich
Donna Earich
Ruth Ann Howard
Juanita Norman
Richard Smith
Helen Adams
Donna Blower
Bobby Boling
Junior Lanning
Margaret Lanning
Bessie Davis
Robert Crabtree
Dean Earich
Vera Labosky
Mary
Gerald Pyle
James Powell
Alfred Tippie
Lawrence Vargo
Carl Wicks
Virginia Border
Genivieve Moody
Mildred Smith
Virginia Theisen
John Earich
Bobbie Mingus
Paul Russell
Ethel Corwin
Evelyn Goldsberry
Henrietta Heffkin
Jacquelyn Sanders
Robert McManaway
Myrta Ashworth
Celia Boudinot
Oklahoma
Kansas
Pearl Davis
Craft Club
Chauncey
Davis
Harold Weatherman
Columbus
Floyd Kidd
Frances Earich
Herman Earich
Philo
Notice to Executors and Heirs in Multiple Estates
Public notice to the executor administrator surviving spouse next of kin and creditors that inventories appraisements and schedules of debts for estates of Frank B Roach John C Baird Charles Cooley Henry Calentine and George W Walton have been filed and will be heard October 26 1936 at 9 am with deadlines to file exceptions five days prior. Judge A M Johnson presiding. Deputy Clerk Dorothy Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 8. Roach
John C. Baird
Charles Cooley
Henry Calentine
George W. Walton
M. Johnson
Dorthy Frank
Unwed Mother Faces Murder Charge Over Infant's Death
Elizabeth Smith, 18, testified on the New York witness stand that she fainted after going to the roof in a daze and woke to find her baby gone. The unwed mother is charged with dropping the infant from the roof hours after birth.
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New York
Elizabeth Smith
Meigs Youths Are Accepted For CCC Work
Eighteen Meigs County youths were accepted for Civilian Conservation Corps entry at Camp Meigs after Friday’s examination. This is the second group in two weeks with four more boys to be taken Friday. The list includes Jack Branch, Ward Cunningham, Avery Douglass, Dennis Douglass, Ralph Hawk, Robert Hill, Norman Hubbard, Arthur Kaylor, Edward Lemaster, Claris Lyons, John B Miller, Wheeler Larson, Thurman O Searles, Earl Smith, Granville Windsor, David Eynon, Clarence O Freeman, and Clarence Durst. Members of the earlier group of 41 have been sent to camps in California and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Camp Meigs
Jack Branch
Ward Cunningham
Avery Douglass
Dennis Douglass
Ralph Hawk
Robert Hill
Norman Hubbard
Arthur Kaylor
Edward Lemaster
Claris Lyons
John B. Miller
Wheeler Larson
Thurman O. Searles
Earl Smith
Granville Windon
David Eynon
Clarence 0. Freeman
Clarence Durst
California
Idaho
Birth of son for Mr and Mrs Glenn Cundiff
Mr and Mrs Glenn Cundiff announce the birth of a seven and one half pound son born October 9. He is a grandson of Mr and Mrs A R McKinny of Middleport and Mr and Mrs Peter Cundiff of Syracuse.
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Middleport
Glenn Cundiff
A. R. McKinny
Peter Cundiff
Syracuse
Hospitalized Breezy Heights man in critical condition
William Neutzling of Breezy Heights was admitted to Holzer Hospital Gallipolis Sunday noon with a serious illness due to complications of diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
William Neutzling
Breezy Heights
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Em Pomeroy Marshall Band Pipes Recovered
A Marshall College Band bus stopped at Nice Service Station in Athens County. Six pipes on display disappeared and were returned when Sheriff Roscoe O Fowler, an alumnus and former football player, intervened with Night Patrolman Walter Wolfe at Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Marshall College
Nice
Athens County
Athens
Roscoe O. Fowler
Walter Wolfe
Fowler
Buchtel PTA to Hold First Meeting in October
The Buchtel Parent Teacher Association announces its first meeting for Monday evening October 11 at 7 30 at the school building. With officer changes planned, all parents and patrons are urged to attend. Miss Whitlatch will head the program.
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Buchtel
Buchtel Pta
Miss Whitlatch
Buchtel Pinochle Club
Logan
Margaret Gompf
Charles Jackson
Roy Krakau
Julia Rose
Raymond Rife
Frank Rife
Cherrington Hospital
Raymond
Lottie Smathers
Florence Hook
Mercy Hospital
Florence
Murray Barstow
Chillicothe
Charles Rittenmier
John Sabo
Ira Rife
Akron
Earl
Stanley Rife
Clarence Rife
Rife
Former Dover Resident Dies at Home in York Two
Mrs Arzetta Mee Harg Richardson a Chauncey born resident died Saturday night at her Nelsonville home after a long heart trouble and dropsy. Funeral set Tuesday at 1 pm Pilgrim Holiness Church with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. Survived by five children and two sisters. husband Noble died nine years ago.
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Chauncey
Arzetta Mee Harg Richardson
Nelsonville
John and
Elizabeth Fiske
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Greenlawn
Richardson
Noble
Leffler hospitalized after Chauncey Mine accident
Charles Leffler Sr of Chauncey is in Mercy Hospital Columbus with a broken left foot after a fall at work in Chauncey Mine 25 Manhattan Coal Co last week. Four bones were broken and he was admitted Friday. The Chauncey notice also lists a social dance event by the Community Club at the Chauncey K of P Hall on Oct 15 featuring The Three Aces.
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Chauncey
Charles Leffler, Sr
Election Questions for Troy Township Nov 3 1936
Notice requests voters in Troy Township outside Coolville to decide on four liquor related referendums in the general election of November 3 1936. It lists options for intoxicating liquor sales wine by the package off premises and on premises beer wine spirituous liquor stores and includes voting instructions and election officials.
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Troy Township
Coolville
Troy Sennen
Ques
Board of Elections of
Athens Yams
Ohio
Arl E. Johnson
Chim. Co
L. Jordan
Club of Chauncey Hosts Masquerade Party Entertainment
The Community Club held a Masquerade Halloween party at Mrs. Rhoda Oliver’s Converse Street home last Wednesday night. Lunch for 25 members and three guests, May Alice and Robert Smith known as the Three Aces, provided music and entertainment.
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Chauncey
Rhoda Oliver
Converse St
May
Alice
Robert Smith
Buchtel
Three Aces
Ruth Leiber
H. A. Leiber
Sadie Smith
Gladys Tittle
Madge Hammond
Bernice Dowler
Elizabeth Schoonover
Alberta Schoonover
Grace Larsson Smith
Alice Dowler
Etta Schoonover
Edna Davis
Fay Hartley
Dorothy Staley
Bonnie Wicks
Inez Bricker
Beatrice Worden
Lena Cunningham
Minnie Palmer
Marinda Cruikshank
Edna Branon
Ada Helen McCray
Loyal Woman's Bible Class Plans Meeting at Thomas Home
The Chauncey Church of Christ class will gather Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Rice Thomas's house. Members meet at Mrs. Brookins's home at 1 PM for transport to the Thomas residence. Mrs. Floyd Nye will lead the meeting with Mrs. William Hartley as program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Bible Class
Church of Christ
Rice Thomas
Brookins
Thomas
Floyd Nye
William <A. Hartley
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement hawks Creomulsion as a guaranteed remedy for coughs, chest colds, and bronchial irritation. It claims the treatment soothes inflamed membranes and loosens phlegm, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first dose.
Dr Sanders Returns From State Meeting
CHAUNCEY Dr C N Sanders came back from a week in Cleveland where he attended a state medical meeting. He stopped in Columbus Saturday for a football game. Family members gathered in Cleveland part of the time. they were recalled home by the death of Mrs W H Bradfield of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ang
Darrel Witham
Dayne
Jayne
Glouster
Marshal
Burke Witham
Ara Swanson
Mollie Helling
Cleveland
Clara Witham
Marshal Burke Witham
Dr. C. N. Sanders
Columbus
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Presbyterians In Convention
Pomeroy CCC
Pomeroy Social Notes
Mary Tracy
Bull Run
Mary Wogan
Letart
Pearl Jacobs
Laurel Cliff
Nina Hulbert Sewell
Detroit
J. F. Dillard
Second Ave
Sewell
James Murray
Ravenswood
W. Va
Randolph Ward
Guy Reynolds
J. C. Fisher
Howard Delp
Max Roller
G. C. Schaaf
Francis Anderson
R. E. Boice
Gene Wyatt
Ohio U.marshall
Margaret Ralph
J. O. Leonard
Dover
Meigs
York Two
Noble Richardson
P. Hall
Club of
Luckoff
The
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Lostro Bldg
Athens, Ohio
Athens Ice & Storage Co
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