Pomeroy to Offer Full Slate at Village Polls
In Pomeroy the November 2 election features a full Republican ticket led by mayoral candidate Malcolm D. Hartley opposing 84 year old incumbent C. J. Hess. Hess runs despite illness with strong party support. Democrats field six hopefuls for village council alongside Republican contenders.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
Malcolm D. Hartley
C. J. Hess
Hess
Hartley
Alvin E. Norris
Jacob J. Zeiher
Edward Durst
Pomeroy Street Department
Dana L. Tracy
Council
T. A. Downie
E. P. Duerr
Henry Durst
Lewis A. Person
Elbert F
Middleport Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Clubs
Middleport social pages note Tom Pickens, a Baltimore railway mail clerk, spent a weekend with his mother. Visitors include Floyd Barcus and family, Mrs. C. Bairdon, and multiple relatives from West Virginia and Ohio. Honor honors Letty Fugate as she marries Harold Rusk. Suzy Q club hosts chili dinner. Garden Club plans a Nov 22 "Trip Around the World" tour across homes in America, Hawaii, Japan, Italy, Ireland.
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Middleport
Tom Pickens
Margaret Pickens
Gravel Hill
Baltimore
Floyd Barcus
Marion
Gallipolis
C. B. Bairdon
Toledo
N. C. Welch
R. W. Harris
Garden Club
S. Second Ave
A. W. McKay
America
Harley Thomas
Hawaii
Chas. Hennesy
Japan
R. A. Miller
Italy
Harris
Re election bids fill four candidate field for school board
The sixth member Dr H D Brown seeks another term and the current board members Herman Kuntz Abe Massar and Floyd Mees also run for re election. Three of four candidates will win seats on the board.
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H. D. Brown
Board of Education
Herman Kuntz
Abe Massar
Floyd Mees
Flush kidneys and stop night urination with Haarlem capsules
An old advertisement urges readers to flush wastes from kidneys and soothe the bladder. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Capsules as a diuretic kidney stimulant that claims to remove uric acid and ease backache, with a note to obtain the original Haarlem Oil Capsules from Holland.
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Haarlem
Holland
Methodism Topic Led Heath Church Quarterly Meet
The Heath M E Church in Middleport held its first quarterly conference Tuesday evening with Dr Robert Birch Foster Portsmouth district superintendent in charge. He spoke on Methodism including Aldersgate Street Missions the Million Dollar Fellowship Plan the Wesleyan Foundation and the Educational Movement. Rev H A Rothrock reported his first weeks in charge.
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Middleport
Heath M. FE
Robert Birch Foster
Portsmouth
Foster
Aldersgate Street
Wesleyan Foundation
Educational
H. A. Rothrock
Burglars Target Hocking Ice and Storage Office
Burglars entered the Hocking Ice and Storage Co office on North High Street Tuesday night but did not obtain any valuables. Entrance was gained by removing the glass from a door according to police report.
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LOGAN
Hocking Ice and Storage Co
North High St
Andree Speaks At Bethany Church Friday
Rev. Edward F. Andree will be honored speaker at Bethany M E Church 90th anniversary program Friday evening. Dinner at 6 30, program at 7 30 features five minute talks by congregants on church history and activities plus musical performances.
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T. P. Eiselstein
Emmett Windon
Sunday School of Today
W. Genheimer
Katharine Schaefer
Ladies Aid Society
B. Neutzling
Margaret Bengel Jones
Korea
Woman's Missionary Society
L. F. Genheimer
F. Beuscher
Real Pull POMEROY A Novel Tug of War Feature
A novel pulling stunt will headline Harrisonville Fair on Saturday. A team of horses will tug against a similarly weighted group of young men organized by James Welsh who expects the men to outpull the horses. This marks the first such demonstration in the area and draws growing interest.
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Harrisonville
James Welsh
Home Group Holds Initial Club Meeting
The Future Home Makers met at the high school in the Home Economics room for their first meeting of the year. A pot luck supper was served, with new instructor Miss Doris Allen. Members named to the Year Book committee include Ber tha Stevens Betty Hoeflick Maxine Warren Dorothy Hill and Geraldine Parsons.
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Middleport
Doris Allen
Bertha Stevens
Betty Hoeflick
Maxine Warren
Dorothy Hill
Geraldine Parsons
Betty Jo Roush
Mildred Asbury
Artie Mae Baker
Betty Hartinger
Beulah Rusk
Marjorie Miller
Thelma Howard
Della Mae Vance
Iris Winebrenner
Nina Louise Triplett
Minerva Matthews
Dorothy Mankin
Ada Sayre
Wanda Reichman
Doris Bailey
Jean Roush
Esther Michl
Betty Jane Brown
Meigs County
Pomeroy Social Notes Highlights From Local Visitors
A long list of guests visits and travels through Pomeroy notes several families and individuals. Mrs. Ernest Wallace visits from London. the Bramblage home hosts Omaha and Athens guests. Rev. Warren Bright and John Weed attend a young people meeting in Ironton.
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Pomeroy
Elmer Wickham
Ernest Wallace
London
Gilbert Harry
Omaha
Neb
Harry
Catherine Bramblage
Athens
Bramblage
Lincoln Hill
Warren Bright
John Weed
Ironton
Homer Hysell
Anne St
Sophia Fisher
A. N. Schaefer
S. W. Kuhns
Charles Bonifield
Columbus
P. E. Stanley
Huntington
Ann Bailey
Altona
White Cross Hospital
Leland Peoples
Vida Ihle
Helen Lochary
Cincinnati
Lexington
Carl Riggs
Wendle Betzing
Local social notes from Butternut Ave to Athens Rd events
Miss Carolyn Smith hosted the Junior Shakesphere Club with Miss Keenhe and Miss Hennessy assisting. The meeting, led by president Miss Nancy Schaefer, included Mrs. A. H. Rosenbaum in attendance and refreshments were served. Mrs. Clarence Chase held a Wednesday miscellany shower for Mrs. Roy Tracy Jr. of Pomeroy. Mrs. M. H. Jenkinson from Lancaster and Mrs. William Matthews of Parkersburg visited their mother, 88, ill at Ed Arnold’s Rose Hill. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Hawley Green on Athens Rd. Mary, Mary Williamson’s daughter, Mary, was ill prompting Phil Williamson and wife to travel to Columbus.
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Fred Barren
Pearl St
T. T. Hinkle
Milton
W. Va
Leonard Hall
Huntington
Earl Hinkle
Dana Hinkle
Ironton
Carrie Glenn
Frasier’s Bottom
Howard Graham
Chicago
Co. W. Graham
Logan
Graham
C. W. Graham
Howard
DuPont Company
George Siebert
Columbus
Siebert
Phyllis King
John Reed
R. A. Martin
Max Sanborn
International Nickel Company
Margaret Boice
George Childs
Second Ave
Mary Huber
Simpson M. FE. Church
Union Ave
Eva Simms
Huber
John Seakus
Bertha Pownall
Nellie Smith
Byron Bing
A. O. Tracy
Eva Russ
Warren Bright
H. W Carl
C E
W Downie
Minnie Neutzling
Emma Waterman
James Tracy
Lena Huber
Nettie Wisecarver
Caddie Bing
John Chase
Carolyn Smith
Clarence Chase
Rutland
Roy Tracy, Jr
Pomeroy
M. H. Jenkinson
Lanecaster
William Mathews
Parkersburg
Virginia Arnold
Ed Arnold
Rose Hill
Arnold
Hawley Green
Athens Rd
Campbell to Speak to Logan-Harrison Club Tonight
A. Campbell will address members of the Townsend Club at Pocahontas Hall at 7 30 this evening. Committee members urge a large attendance.
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
A drug advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent remedy for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims rapid relief from the first bottle and offers a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied. The copy stresses the product name Creomulsion and instructs buyers to ensure the label matches.
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Sevels
Middleport Social Notes
Ning
Harold Rusk
Rusk
Wilmington
State Highway Department
Suzy Q Club
First Ave
Contract Club
Ben Fultz Sr
Ben Fultz Jr
Walter Harris
Robert Harris
Co. FE. Smith
Harrie Marie Smith
E. R. Tompkins
Edward Duffy
Fultz
Andree
Bethany Church
Pomeroy Social Notes
George Enzenour
Joan Hodge
Joan
Harold Brabbin
Charleston
Rosalind Ebersbach
Ann Arbor
Mich
Walter Ebersbach
Alphonse Schorn
Tom McKay
Magnetic Springs
Joe Beegle
Theodorus Council
Daughters of America
Racine
Charles Withrow
Alice Spencer
Laura Bishop
Bertha McKenzie
Genevieve Mees
J. T. Mees
Victor Eiselstein
Herman Strauss
Entertains Club
Royals
Remingtons
Ewincg
Ohio
Campbell
Dad
Grandad
Manhattan
Dixie Coal
Thriftilize
Rathburn's
Rutland Department
Jacquard Velour Living Room
Clarence Chapman
Middleport, Ohio
Moderne
McMaster Home. & Furn. Co
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