Pomeroy Bend Residents Active at Convention
Pomeroy Bend residents played a key role in the district convention of Methodist Episcopal Missionary societies at Coolville. Syracuse sent the largest out-of-town delegation, and Pomeroy contributed the highest per capita payment. Officers elected include Mrs. Yiving Karr of Syracuse as president and Mrs. W. A. King of Gallipolis as first vice president. The gathering featured Miss Leeds’s address and adjourned with plans to meet next year in Syracuse. A local home burned recently, with plans to build anew or relocate.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Methodist Episcopal Missionary Societies
Coolville
Syracuse
King
Gallipolis
Meigs
Athens
Gallia
Washington
M. E
Leeds
Yiving Karr
W. A. King
J. Howe
Nelsonville
Oliver Hartley
Jessie Lovell
Marietta
Jules E. Fontaine
F. M. Brickwede
Young People’s Work
J. L. Pickering
Gomer Lewis
Minersville
Christian Stewardship
A. E. Wagner
Harry Barnes
Mite Boxes
Wesley Hawk
West Group
C. M. Coulter
East Group
W. M. Scott
South Group
Lola Neale
Young People
Raymond Walden
Two Boys Former Residents in Meigs Follow Sea
In Middleport two former residents, William and Arthur Outerbridge, sons of a Navy widow, pursue maritime careers. William serves as a Navy officer in San Diego, while Arthur attends naval prep school and aims for Annapolis in the new year.
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Meigs
Sea
Middleport
Navy
San Diego
Arthur
Hampton Roads
Annapolis
Great Bend Man Alleges He Is Not Cared For
In Pomeroy on October 14 S M Hall of Great Bend filed in probate court seeking to void an life care deed made a year earlier with E M Winters and wife. Hall alleges the Winters moved in, farmed the land and sold products, then abandoned him leaving no food or care. Guardian Lewis Stanley was appointed. request to annul the deed and award Hall a share of remaining corn crop was before the court.
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Pomeroy
S. M. Hall
Great Bend
E. ‘M. Winters
Winters
Hall
Lewis Stanley
Langsville-Dexter road paving completed for year-round use
Oct 14 report from the county commissioners states Langsville to Dexter paving is finished giving an all-year pike from Leroy to Dexter. The improved route connects western Meigs and Someroy Pond preventing winter isolation. Crews also began work on two other west Meigs projects: Wright Hill from the school toward the road and an extension from Danville toward Vinton in Salem township.
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Pomeroy
Couway
Langsville-Dexter
Eroy
Dexter
Danville
Salem
Vinton
First Meeting of Pomeroy DAR Opens Year
POMEROY October 14. Return onathan Chapter DAR meets at Mrs Alfred Elberfields home for the year's first session. State regent Mrs Herbert R Kus of Columbus will visit in November. George Owell has bought the Bennett Baer property at Union and Ulberry, with Howell and wife moving in.
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Pomeroy
Alfred Elbereld
Herbert R. Kus
Columbus
George Owell
Joe Lares
Ulberry and
Union Avenues
Bennett
October tally in Pomeroy brides and divorces
In Pomeroy the October court tally shows seven marriage licenses issued and seven divorce suits filed. The latest divorce case names Tom Brewer and his wife. another suit filed by Mrs. Alice Stoneking against Floyd Stoneking seeks divorce and child custody. They married at Parkersburg on January 17, 1914. She cites cruelty and non support.
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Pomeroy
Cupid
Tom Brewer
Alice Stoneking
Floyd Stoneking
Parkersburg
Social notes from town include visits and gatherings
Mrs. A A Chappelle arrived from Columbus and visits her daughter Mrs Tal bott on Fifth and Hooker. Mee J W Galleroner visits from Columbus to stay with her son on North Second. Mr and Mrs Guy Russell hosted Mr and Mrs George McKinley with six guests and a Ben Hur showing. Mrs Elmer Davis returns from Jenkins Ky to home with Mr and Mrs Frank Pendergrass. Miss Henrietta Ewing hosted her sewing club on North Third. George Childers of Charleston arrives for a two day business and friend visit. Mrs Haddox, after a hip fracture, relapses and remains seriously ill. Mrs Charles Gregg returns from Columbus to home.
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A. A. Chappelle
Columbus
Talbott
Fifth
Hooker Street
J. W. Galleroner
North Second Street
Guy Russell
Athens
George McKinley
Elmer Davis
Jenkins, Ky
Frank Pendergrass
Henrietta Ewing
North Third Street
George Childers
Charleston
Haddox
Charles Gregg
Ruth Elder and Haldeman Flight Through Storm Ends In Fire
Captain Goos details the American Girl duo mission from Azores to Devizes as they flew five hours without oil pressure and nine hours battling a storm. The aircraft burned after a crash landing but both occupants were unfazed and unharmed.
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Byrd
America
Miss Elder
Haldeman
Paris
Barendrecht
Azores
Goos
United Press
Bayone
Devizes
New York
England
France
Mildred Doran
Honolulu
Lowenstein-Wertheim
St. Raphael
United States
Anniston
Alabama
Ruth
S. S. Barendrecht
Eng
Ruth Elder
Captain Goos
James Kim
Mrs. Carrington Becomes Mrs. Campbell Carrington
Spurning a $250.09 trust fund set by her ex husband on the condition she remain unmarried, Mrs. FE C Carrington married again today becoming Mrs. Campbell Carrington in an Episcopal church ceremony in New York.
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New York
FE. C. Carrington
Campbell Carrington
McInnis Retained as Phillies Manager for Next Season
It is understood that Stuffy McInnis will be retained as manager of the Phillies next season.
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Stuffy McInnis
Phillies
Eleven Town Extension Courses in Ohio Near Athens
Eleven towns host extension courses led by Ohio university instructors under Dr. T. C. McCracken and Dr. S. H. Bing. Courses include educational psychology English literature geography and Rome history, with several hundred students annually. Instructors include Dr. Lehman Dr. Copeland Prof. Wallace and others across Jackson McArthur Logan Laurelville Parkersburg and Portsmouth areas.
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Ohio University
Athens
T. C. McCracken
College of Education
8. H. Bing
Ironton
George Crow
Jackson
Doctor Stoke
McArthur
Doctor Lehman
E. R. Wallace
Logan
W. E. Copeland
Raymer McQuiston
Laurelville
C. E. Cooper
Parkersburg
W. Va
E. B. Smith
Marietta
Jane Atwood
Circleville
Coshocton
Cambridge
Portsmouth
Europe
Zanesville
Rome
Lancaster
Newark
Johnstown
Mason City
Ww. Va
Kidney Flush Drink Promises Relief with Jad Salts
The advertisement urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble by drinking soft water and four ounces of Jad Salts daily. It claims the drink flushes clogged kidneys, neutralizes acids, relieves bladder disorders, and supports overall health with a grape and lemon acid base plus lithia.
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Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Ireland
Azores Islands
Pike
Fen
West Meigs
Elberfeld
Jackoffc Cin
Best Stores
Chauncey - Glouster
Spurns Trust Fund
Webber
Glouster
R. G. Webber
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
New Lexington
Cline
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Athens, O
Karpen
Coxwell
The
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