Odd Fellows Escort Boys to Home for Care
John Swan of the Dexter lodge led three orphaned brothers Hurley 14 Harold 12 and John 10 to the Odd Fellows Home in Springfield after his escort through Pomeroy. Their father John Lyle died years ago in an accident on the New York Central line. the boys had lived with relatives in Rutland while their mother worked in Pittsburgh.
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Pomeroy
John Swan
Odd Fellow
Dexter
Odd Fellows
Springfield
Mr. Swan
Hurley
Harold
John
John Lyle
New York Central
Hobson
Pittsburgh
Rutland
Gay 90s Dress For A Banquet In Middleport
In Middleport on Oct 17 Mrs E G Probst spent time in Marietta where she joined Alpha Sigma sorority of Marietta College. They honored Mrs Louise Hathaway Stanley who leaves for China November 1 as missionaries. Members wore gay 90s costumes at a dinner and included gifts and readings. Also Mr and Mrs J W Wolf traveled to Elmira New York for Mrs Grace illness and to visit relatives in Buffalo.
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Middleport
E. G. Probst
Marietta
Alpha Sigma Sorority
Marietta College
Alpha Sigma
Louise Hathaway Stanley
China
Charles A. Stanley
Pomeroy
Major Hancock
Probst
Elmira Middleport
J. W. Wolf
Hocking Valley
Flmira
N. Y
A. M. Grace
A. E. Sardum
Buffalo
Illness Vanished by Konjola Says Dayton Man
Mr B H Galyon of Dayton Ohio credits Konjola with curing five years of stomach and liver trouble. He reports relief after two to three bottles and eight pounds gained. Konjola sold at McKee drug store in Athens and by leading druggists in the region.
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Konjola
B. H. Galyon
Shaefer Street
Dayton
Ohio
Athens
McKee Drug Store
Death claim heard in Meigs County court
An Ohio Industrial Commission delegation investigated a Meigs County death claim in Pomeroy. They heard nine witnesses about Peter M. Fink who died after a heavy stone lifting during road work. The commission will consider the testimony and act later. Albert S. Heck and Missarrie Keevery Belleville were married on Wednesday.
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Pomeroy
Ohio Industrial Commission
Meigs County
J. M. Mores
Charles Recher
Dora Phlagman
Columbus
Peter M. Fink
Rutland
Chloe Fink
Vink
Isaac Taylor
Athens
Marietta
Band to Have New Uniforms in Middleport
Middleport October 17 The school band will order new uniforms on Thursday as the Parent-Teacher Association raised 620 dollars in a popular subscription drive. The band plans its first uniformed appearance at the Thanksgiving game between the Yellow Jackets and the Pomeroy Purples. The Dorcas Society also schedules a Friday parcel post sale at Papuet Church with a program featuring the Heines quartet.
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Middleport
Mill Street
Vanover
Parent-Teacher Association
James Titus
Lis
Yellow Jackets
Pomeroy Purples
Dorcas Society of the Papuet Church
Heines Quartet
Literary Club Holds Second Meeting in Rutland
The Rutland Literary Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Ben Powell's home with good attendance. Members shared clever responses about American Indians. Mrs. R.A. Shersian presented Basketry the Mother of Pottery and Miss Lida Powell spoke on Indian Arts and Crafts. Mrs. C. N. Welch acted as critic.
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Ben Powell
Middleport
Rutland
R.A Shersian
Lida Powell
C. N. Welch
Students Stage Rally To Boost Bond Vote In Harrisonville
On October 23 at Harrisonville High School Building students will host a half holiday program in Scipio Township and Harrisonville Special District. The event aims to stimulate interest in the bond issue on November 5 election day.
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Harrisonville
Scipio Township
Miss Katherine Skinner Visits In Middleport Area
Visiting here in Middleport on October 17 Miss Katherine Skinner and her sister Mrs. Jay Clark of Davenport Town are in Pomeroy visiting relatives. They joined Misa Lenore Isles and Nelle Stewart at the Giles home, lifelong memories tied to the old Skinner home, and plan visits to friends church downtown.
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Middleport
Katherine Skinner
Jay Clark
Davenport
Town
Pomeroy
Misa Lenore
Isles
Misa Skinner
Mia
Clark
Meo
Presbyterian Church
Misa Lillian &Kinner
Nelle M. Stewart
Mrs Hartinger to Be on WLW Radio Broadcast
Mrs. Bessie Hartinger, president of the Southeast District of Ohio Women’s Clubs, will speak from Station WLW Cincinnati next Tuesday at 3 40 p m on Moderation of Women’s Clubs. Family and local friends in Middleport will listen in with interest. several residents travel or reside nearby.
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Middleport
Bessie Hartinger
Ohio
WLW
Cincinnati
Hartinger
Frank Murphey
Athens
Mary Bh. Hartinger
Akron
Jerry Carpenter
Meigs County
Liquor Case to Be Heard in Probate Court at Pomeroy
The Cameron liquor case will be heard in Probate Court at Pomeroy on Thursday. Mrs. W H Ebersbach of Pomeroy is visiting Columbus for a few days. Probate Court officers are sending letters to delinquent bootleggers to pay fines, prompting many to flee toward the West Virginia mountains as a safe haven. Curtis Gilmore, a sedate Pom-
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Meigs Counay
Ed. Cameron
Pomeroy
W. H. Ebersbach
Columbus
Probate Court
West Virginia
Curtis Gilmore
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