Pomeroy Bend Coal Rate Appeal Delayed by PUC Decision
POMEROY Oct 15 After a Friday hearing before the Ohio Public Utilities Commission on the alleged discriminatory slipping rate at Pomeroy Bend, a decision was withheld and the matter taken under advisement. Attorney Reed of Columbus argued the field shared the same conditions as other Ohio mines and urged readjustment to an equitable basis. The commission accepted Reed's explanation and entered a brief statement of facts noting long‑standing parity with other Ohio mines.
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Festival Night at Middleport Promises Halloween Fun
Middleport preparations for a Halloween outdoor party by Feeney Bennett Post American Legion on Mill and Rutland Streets. A costume parade and square dances are planned with dancers donating old clothing to fund the event and help local needy children.
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County Road Funds Show Shaky Balance
The Messenger reports near zero balance in the County Road fund for 1862 after an auditor’s finding that expenditures have nearly reached the limit. Commission votes to stop new work while investigators determine available funds including the Road and Bridge Fund with receipts and bond payments noted.
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Probate Court Mews From Meigs County Probate Court Mews From Meigs County Administrators say Executors Named At Pomeroy
Meigs County probate court reports appointments for executors and appraisers in Pomeroy and Middleport. Hearings set for multiple estate accounts including Bond and guardian matters, with notices on will petitions and proposed private sale of real estate.
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Class Buys Radio MIPDOLEPORT Oct 156
A community meeting at Central School involved Reynolds and a two member class group announcing a radio purchase. A large attendance heard the new regent Erie minister Boum Ga Congress outline aims while Mrs Sates and others participated in the event.
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Plan Benefit Party for Red Cross Funds
A Red Cross benefit at Pearl Street in mid October hosts guests including Mrs Helen Russell and Miss Charison Neal, with a guest of honor receiving gifts as music and dancing close the evening. Later items note a Paseute Teacher Association meeting at Pearl Street and Albany’s debate result with Zaleski, and a church society supper planned for Friday.
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My Hess
Florence Nea
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Lorraine Swisher
Thertse Mildred Wiggins
Margaret Louise Russel
Clothing Drive Buoys Red Cross Effort in Meigs County
Meigs County Red Cross chapters expect eleven thousand yards of cotton to arrive for making clothing for the needy and unemployed. Volunteers organize sewing groups, distribution will be based on documented need, and ten Christmas bags for service members are pledged.
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Hoover After Vote of Labor in the 1930s
President Hoover spoke on wartime labor policies removing wage strain and reducing strikes. He cited government measures to stabilize employment, provide unemployment relief, and mobilize aid, aiming to shield workers and sustain the economy amid shocks.
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