Social notes wire through town and surrounding area
Local residents and visitors are mentioned in a string of weekend and Monday returns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. George Junkerman and daughter at Sugar Grove, Glenn Casto in Bond visiting Miss Emma Jean Smith, and Mrs. C C Washington returning to Sprigg West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Junkerman
J. Junkerman
Sugar Grove
Glenn Casto
Columbus
Bond
Emma Jean Smith
Bodies Missing of Two Teens After Dam 22 Yaw Capsize
Two youths Tony Knowlton aged 22 and Mardin aged 18 drowned when their yaw capsized at Dam 22. Rescue crews had not recovered them as of the latest reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Knowlton
Mardin
Dam
Car lands upside down on Route 7
A Baltimore salesman in a new car plunged nose first into a soft earth bank along Route 7 in Carleton Hollow and landed upside down. He exited uninjured and the car suffered no glass breakage or scratches after being returned to the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
C. W. Jones
Carleton Hollow
Baltimore
W L Carleton Victim Of Stroke In Ohio
W L Carleton a Meigs County native long involved in books and stores in Gallipolis Pomeroy and Middleport died at his Gallipolis home from a paralytic stroke suffered Saturday while at work in Pt Pleasant His widow daughter and two sisters survive Funeral is set for Thursday at 2 pm at his residence with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
W. L. Carleton
Meigs County
Middleport
Gallipolis
Pt. Pleasant
Harry Cross
Maryland
Cross
Carleton
Margaret Stobart
Harry
Jane Haning
Darwin
George Jeffers
Guysville
Athens County
Mound Hill
Cider Makers Gather Apples at Lovett Mill
POMEROY Oct 14 Stewart Lovett of Minersville reports old cider presses and brass kettles moved from barns to be reused. He recently made vinegar in a stored press, and neighbors bring bags of apples to Lovett mill to make cider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Stewart Lovett
Minersville
Barna
Lovett
Mrs. Mary Dewey Dies in Tuppers Plains
Mrs Mary Dewey 65 wife of Scott Dewey died at her home in Tuppers Plains where she was born and lived all her life after a cancer illness. Besides her husband she leaves one daughter Mrs P S Hostottie. Funeral was at Christian Church at two o clock with Rev Wilcox officiating and burial followed in Christian Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Mary Dewey
Scott Dewey
P. S. Hostottie
Christian Church
Wilcox
Farmers To Gather In Salem Center
Residents of the west end of the county prepare for the annual farmers institutes in Salem Center scheduled for November 5 and 6. The opening session features S. D. Webb of Salem Township as principal speaker, with Arthur Johnson of Plants and Mrs. L. J. Heiner of Rutland leading the November 6 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Center
Farmers’ Institutes
S. D. Webb
Salem Township
Arthur Johnson
Plants
L. J. Heiner
Rutland
Stivers Return to Pomeroy After Fifty Years
William Randall Stivers 88, visits Pomeroy with daughter Margaret Stivers of Chattanooga and Mrs. Pembroke A. Brawner of Washington. Stivers, son of pioneer merchant Washington Stivers, left in 1879 and finds the town largely changed. Also, A. H. Bradbury, C. A. and H. B. Bradbury appeal for Portland road right of way funds. Jed Webster named administrator of Marie Stobart estate. Mrs. A. G. Garrison travels to New York City to visit her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County
William Randall Stivers
Margaret Stivers
Chattanooga
A. H. Bradbury
C. A
H. B. Bradbury
Portland Road
Jed Webster
Pomeroy
Marie Stobart
Syracuse
Columbus Building and Loan Company
A. G. Garrison
New York City
Juvenile judges organize Ohio Probation Association group
Juvenile court judges from Ross Fayette Pickaway and Franklin counties met in Columbus to organize an inter county group of the Ohio Probation Association. Judge Marshal G. Fenton of Chillicothe attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ross, Fayette, Pickaway
Franklin Counties
Ohio Probation Association
Marshal G. Fenton
Chillicothe
Four Sentenced By Judge On Tuesday In Meigs County
Four prisoners indicted by the Meigs County grand jury and who had pleaded guilty were sentenced by Judge Peoples on Tuesday morning. Andy Spencer, former night watchman at Syracuse Mining Company Mine No. 75, received a suspended sentence after his claim of supporting a large family and no prior record. the court allowed him to return to work for further investigation. Raymond Smith Orion Wintz and Allie Greuser were given suspended sentences and placed on probation after admitting burglary and larceny tied to stealing meat, flour, and tires. they must report monthly to the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Grand Jury
Spencer
Raymond Smith
Orion Wintz
Allie Greuser
Max Farber
Funeral for Walter Maguire Held Thursday in Rutland
Funeral services for Walter Maguire 38 former Rutland resident son of John H H Maguire will be at the Methodist Church at 10 AM Thursday with burial in Miles Cemetery. He died in Gary Indiana early Monday from heart failure where he worked on the highway. He was unmarried and lived with his sister in Gary. body brought to Finsterwald Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Walter Maguire
John H. H. Maguire
Miles
Gary
Indiana
Finsterwald
Ballots Cast as Absentee Voting Opens in Pomeroy
The Board of Elections office in Pomeroy opens for absentee ballots with hours 1 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM on weekdays. Deputy Will Stivers handles afternoon voting while Clerk Frank Fugate oversees evenings. Dorothy Will, daughter of E D Will, cast the first ballot this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Board of Elections
Will Stivers
Frank Fugate
Dorothy Will
E. D. Will
Parkersburg
Community News Request Line Pledged for Messenger Readers
A. Hartley staff correspondent asks Mes senger readers to use the telephone service for news society and locals. The paper invites circulation and classified advertising and directs readers to call John Sauvage at 458-L for pertaining to ads or circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hartley
Messenger
John Sauvage
Mine Binding Cut Halts Dark Hollow Mine Ops
POMEROY Oct 14 The Dark Hollow mine at the upper end of Pomeroy planned to resume after a long suspension when workers found the binding between the rails cut and removed for long distances. A large amount of trolley wire had also been stolen crippling operations. Two suspects are held in jail for investigation of the latest offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Dark Hollow
Miner Charles Stobart Injured in Slate Fall Near Syracuse
Charles Stobart 28 of Minersville employed by Syracuse Mining Company was seriously hurt by a slate fall at 1 30 Tuesday morning. He was taken to Gallipolis hospital with a badly injured back. Stobart, married with a family, is the son of Dana Stobart. his wife was formerly Miss Borham of Minersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Charles Stobart
Minersville
Syracuse Mining Company
Syracuse
Gallipolis
Mr. Stobart
Dana Stobart
Miss Borham
Woman's Christian board presents playlet on mission work
The Woman's Christian board of Missions of the Christian Church met Monday evening with Mrs. R. B. Laughead. A playlet titled The Church Seeks the Japanese-American Farmer was presented. The group finalized plans to send a barrel of fruit to the Children's Home in Cleveland and served light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Woman’s Christian Board of Missions of the Christian Church
R. B. Laughead
South-Fifth Avenue
Hooker Streets
Cleveland
Government boat detains suspect after arrest linked to forgery case
A government boat with towed lock boats and a government licensed automobile arrived here and arrested a man tied to a prior forgery case. He was taken to Huntington by gasoline launch, while Aikens remains in New York custody for large forgery charges. The county health office tests school water to prevent typhoid spread as local families host visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy
Aikens
Huntington
New York
A. E. Fellows
Nellie Seckman
East Liverpool
Josephine Pickins
A. D. Arnott
Olive Randolph
Reedsville
E. R. McDougle
Wayne
R. H. Pullins
Barnett
Chessepeak
W. Va
W. P. Chevalier
Columbus
A. P. Chevalier
Harry Swan
Portland
Lawrence Produce Firm
Local church sermons and social visits noted
Rev O Conner preached his first sermon of the year at the M E Church. Rev Flora preached at the Christian Church Sunday. Herbie Smith and family of Nelsonville visited relatives. Mr and Mrs J B Shumaker traveled to Beaver to spend weeks. Mrs Nerva Polk and Mrs Edna Pickens visited Ravenswood relatives. Mona Williamson of Portland spent Sunday with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
O'Conner
M. E
Flora
Christian Church
Herbie Smith
Nelsonville
J. B. Shumaker
Beaver
Nerva Polk
Edna Pickens
Ravenswood
Mona Williamson
Portland
Local Residents Attend Visits and Social Gatherings
Lottridge and Allen families hosted and visited relatives near Coolville and The Plains. The Hixson and Keirns cousins joined gatherings with Sharp, Allen, and Ackley families. The Young Peoples Christian Union met at the Sharp home with 15 members, while other social events included bingo and a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Brown as they move to East Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Allen
Eleanor
Jesse Minard
Coolville
J. B. Allen
Akron
Miss Keirns
Cecil Keirns
Hixson
Joe White
Laurelville
Robert Sharp
Andree Church
L. T. Runnion
Mildred
Haro¢ Runnion
Dorothea Watkins
Billy
Rylmer Ackley
Rocky Point
Young Peoples Christian Union
L. H. Allen
Fred Warner
Daniel Ackley
John Bachelder
Mother of the Plains
Floyd Rheinshield
Wyskiver
Floyd Matheny
T. D. Brown
East
Palestine
C. A. Walters
Leland
Columbus
Ralph Bond
George Bond
Margie Matheny
Local residents and visitors share weekend in Ohio towns
Haydenville and nearby communities report weekend visits from families such as the Ginthers Fryes and Hinermans. District church events, Scout Troop 23 outings, and Kings Daughters class activities are noted along with travel to Chillicothe, Nelsonville, Pomeroy and Columbus for family visits and church functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ginther
Pomeroy
Sylvia McMaster
Columbus
Jacob Ginther
Charles Frye
Willard Seel
Kenneth Hinerman
Waterford
Tomas Sinnott
G. C. Nutter
Frank Allen
Alice
Wall Street
Arthur
T. E. McFadden
Jerry Hammond
Ed Myers
Francis Myers
James Allen
Logan
Ohio State Stadium
Kings Daughters
Luther Wyskiver Mon
Local Social News and Weekend Visits in Coolville Area
Orange Mr and Mrs Francis Boothe and daughter Mary Catherine of Coolville visited Mr and Mrs P R Castle Sunday. Hartsel F Windland hosted a party with about 75 guests. Beulah Edwards of Palestina Va visits Hartsel Windland family. A three and three fourth pound sweet potato was dug by Mrs Sarah Woode. Homer Lee of Albany husks for H F Windland. Several families from Parkersburg WV and Palestine WV visit Lott and Lockhart households. moves announced to farms. Ball game attended by Grace Stout and family. Will Tucker hosts a birthday dinner for Will Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Boothe
Mary Catherine
Coolville
P. R. Castle
Hartsel F. Windland
Beulah Edwards
Palestina
Homer Lee
Albany
H. F. Windland
Harstel F. Wirndland
Howard
Willie Lott
Parkersburg
W. Va
Robert Lott
Ivan Lockhart
Harold
Palestine
Eunice Dean
Brice Chapman
E. UL
Grace Kelly
Irene
Mary Hill
Wade Tucker
Guysville
Will Tucker
Carpenter Miss Marjorie Knowlton Visiting Albany Aunt
Carpenter Miss Marjorie Knowlton of Albany stayed a few days with her aunt Mrs. W. E. Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. Elza McCall also spent time in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Knowlton
Albany
W. E. Reeves
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Promise Relief From Stomach Gas
Advert says Baalmann's Gas Tablets permanently relieve gas in stomach and bowels. Claims include end to gnawing pit feeling, heart palpitations, drowsiness after meals, bloating, and cold limbs. Urges purchase in yellow package at drugstores with Cline's Pharmacy always on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baalmann
CLINE
Weekend Social Notes From Columbus Area
The column records a family event in Columbus with Robert undergoing an operation. It notes visits from Misses Roberta and Martha Carpenter in Pomeroy, Frank Throckmorton and Leslie Throckmorton visiting Harry Haning’s family, and Frank Dudgeon delivering mail for Andrew Jewell who is recovering in a Zanesville hospital. Also listed are G G Wood and Don L Wood visiting their son in Pomeroy and J A McLaughlin and Mrs Anna Goff visiting from Charleston, W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Robert
Roberta
Martha Carpenter
Pomeroy
Frank Throckmorton
Leslie
Harry Haning
Frank Dudgeon
Andrew Jewell
Zanesville
G. G. Wood
Don L. Wood
J. A
McArthur P T A Holds Reorganization Meeting
The McArthur Parent Teachers Association held its October meeting in the high school auditorium with Superintendent Franke as chair due to the absence of the president. An open forum followed the reading of the constitution as committees were named for program reception publicity and future membership plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
McArthur Parent- Teachers Association
Franke
W. W. Weiser
Dorothy Diles
Nettie Milhon
Vera McQuillen
Margaret Lantz
Florence Wrightsel
A. J. Wilson
Eva Swaim
Overmeyer
Garnet Sharp
Nighttime dog running banned in Ohio for a month
Training of hunting dogs at night is prohibited in Ohio from October 15 to November 14. The order, received by Athens County game protector B F Swartz from Clay E Harmon, chief of the Bureau of Conservation Officers, allows daytime running and requires strict enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
B. F. Swartz
Athens County
Clay E. Harmon
Bureau of Conservation Officers
Flasks Seen Mostly With Alumni At Stadiums
Toledo report notes college students drink less while stadium flasks mostly belong to alumni and townspeople. Robert C. Ropp of The Allied Youth led a three day dry revival and named Michigan and Ohio State Universities as hardest drinkers in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Robert C. Ropp
Allied Youth
Young People’s Division
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Ropp
Michigan
Ohio State
Girl Hit by Automobile Near State Hospital Gates
The nine year old daughter of William Nicholson living on Albany Road was struck by a car Tuesday afternoon near the State Hospital gates. She had several cuts and a gash in the head requiring three stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nicholson
Albany Road
State Hospital
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Legion
American Legion
Department of Ohio
Athens Bugle Corps
Jackson-Oak Hill
Paul Tague
Drew Webster
Feeney-Bennett Peat
Feeney-Bennett Post
Max Seidenfelt
Murray City
KE. E. Koeffer
Frank Will
Barton Hall
Thornsville
Co. B. Clark
G Junetion City
Peherge
F. C. Fiegel
Lancaster
W. EE. Gillispie
Quinn
New Lexington
F. C. Ixreager
The
Baptist Church
Paul M. Herbert
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
J. T. Lewis
Vf Tce
Father Barnahan
Wellston
J. E. ‘Harley
C. J. Rhoades
C. C. Washington
Paul C. Jones
Herome
Sprigg
Harold Root
Clargence
M. L. French
Chariel
Emma Davis
Athens
Vina Bennett
Capt
Arry Bennett
Fifth Avenue
Ireing Spafford
Edward Booner
D. G. Miller
A. W. McKay
E. C. Willock
Scott
Robert McWihinny
Frank Abbott
Hughes
Chester
Bert Knight
Glenn Lama
Ross Wise
B. Cook
Marietta
Edwin Cook
James Chriest
George
Minersville District Press
Salem
Miles Cemetery
Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio
Menthol
Gibson
Pharmacy
Prescription
Lottridge
Haydenville
Slingluff’s Collegienne Shop
West Gay ST
Iiterest
the Fidelity
Building and Loan Cos
Sam M. Johnson
Columbus, Ohio
Fidelity Building Loan and Savings Co
Firestone
Mickle Tire & Accessory Co
H. A. Koehlinger
Koehlinger
Summers & Son
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