G O P Rally Next Tuesday in Pomeroy
The Wo mens Republican Club with the Republican Central Committee will host a rally and banquet at the Knights of Pythias Hall next Tuesday evening at 6 30 p m Supper by the Pythian Sisters Doors open to the public after the parfu er Speakers of national prominence expected including Mrs Wilma Sinclair Le Van and Congressman Tom Jenkins Also the Womens Republican Club meets Saturday at 2 p m at the same hall for speakers and a social hour with refreshments and ticket/poll details requested.
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Wilma Sinclair le van
Ohio Council of Republican Women
Tom Jenkins
Womens Republican Club
Knights of Pythias Hall
Miss Whaley
Local Visits and Health Update From Town Residents
Mrs E J Grundy and daughter of Chicago visit Mrs A L Feiger in the Second Ward. Mr and Mrs Joe Gloeckner of Columbus return home after visiting relatives including Peter Gloeckner. Mrs Fred Langletz travels to Columbus for a Evangelical Woman's Club board meeting. William Righthouse, injured weeks ago in a barn loft fall, is back at Holzer Hospital for observation and not improving.
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E. J. Grundy
Chicago
A. L. Feiger
Joe Gloeckner
Columbus
Peter Gloeckner
Fred Langletz
Evangelical Woman's Club
William Righthouse
Holzer Hospital
Cottingham announce birth of daughter Nancy Mae
Mr and Mrs M L Cottingham of Jackson announce the birth of a daughter Nancy Mae on October 23 at Grant Hospital Columbus The baby is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Will Michael of Middleport and the mother formerly Mae Michael
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Middleport
M. L. Cottingham
Jackson
Nancy Mae
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Will Michael
Mae Michael
Finances for Bridge Celebration Assured in Pomeroy
Pomeroy and nearby towns push Armistice Day four day Home-Coming events with rising funds. Judge Webster says finances are secured as gifts near $2,000, with Drave Construction to match dollar for dollar. Middleport reports $600 raised and Cincinnati firm to supply excursion steamer for river events.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
R. G. Webster
Middleport
Drave
Drave Construction Company
W. A. Compton
J. H. Williams
Cincinnati
Coney Island Company
Indian Grave Reported Near Olive Township
Olive Township reports a historical find for the D A R as they seek to restore the Chester Courthouse and establish a relic room. A claimed Native American grave site is said to lie on Scott Dewey land, east of Tuppers Plains, marked by flat upright stones.
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Pomeroy
Olive Township
Chester
Scott Dewey
Tuppers Plains
Uncertain Grave Markers Hint at White Mactions
The text suggests ancient stones may be a later white man’s gesture, as Indians reportedly seldom marked graves in that way, leaving ambiguity about who placed the markers and when.
Guild party planned at Heath M E Church
The Guild of the Heath M E Church in Middleport schedules a large Halloween party for next Monday evening after a cafeteria supper. The event will feature seasonally themed menu and decorations.
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Middleport
Guild of the Heath M. E. Church
Hallowe’ En
Grimms Visit Middleport Family Home Remodel
Visiting in Middleport Mrs. O R Grimm and her husband Mr. Grimm stay with her father Capt J E Lyons. They live in Nashville where Mr Grimm works as a salesman and plan to move back to Race Street property owned by Lyons, the former Leach residence, recently remodeled.
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Middleport
O. R. Grimm
J. E. Lyons
Grimms
Nashville, Tenn
Grimm
Race Street
Lyons
Leach
Hayes Roush Ends Street Car Era in Pomeroy
Hayes Roush of Minersville retires after 28 years as motorman on the Gravel Hill to Racine streetcar line. He now becomes toll taker for the new Pomeroy Mason Bridge project. The old line will fade as Main Street is resurfaced and a bus service replaces trams, pending bond election results.
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Pomeroy
Hayes Roush
Minersville
Gravel Hill
Racine
Pomeroy- Mason Bridge
New Bridge
Main Street
Meigs County Votes On Three Mill Road Levy Campaign
Public interest grows as Meigs County voters face a three mill road levy in the upcoming election. H P Skinner leads the drive backed by modest subscriptions and will speak at Reddsville Friday evening with R B Carson of Rutland to discuss issues. failure means no road funds for years as current funds are exhausted.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
H. P. Skinner
Skinner
Reddsville
R. B. Carson
Rutland
Railroader Hurt In Accident At Point Pleasant
Conductor Otto Stanley on New York Central train No 99 was badly injured when he alighted at Point Pleasant. He has an artificial foot from an earlier accident and suffered a bad knee sprain that will lay him up indefinitely.
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Middleport
Otto Stanley
New York Central
Point Pleasant
Stanley
Kanawha
Michigan Road
Souder Family Attend Sister's Funeral in New Lexington
In New Lexington on Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. George Souder and Mr. and Mrs. James Souder attended the funeral of Mrs. George Souder's sister. Margaret Sauer visits her sister in New Wilmington PA. George Wittmer returns from Dayton. E W Osborne sells property on Second Street then goes to Bucyrus. Pearl McKnight remains ill on Lincoln Street. C F Rathburn travels to Chesapeake to visit relatives in Huntington. Larry Gardner returns home from Marietta. Hoagland family members depart for Hoagland home.
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George Souder
James Souder
New Lexington
Mrs
Margaret Sauer
New Wilmington
John Orr
George Wittmer
Dayton
E. W. Osborne
Second Street
Mill
Bucyrus
Pearl McKnight
Lincoln Street
C. F. Rathburn
Chesapeake
Bob Hamilton
Huntington
Larry Gardner
Marietta
H. E. Hoagland
C. Sauvage
Miss Grace
Hoagland
Hoaglands Return to Damaged Home After Mary's Death
Mr and Mrs Hoagland go back to their desolated Columbus home following the death of their only child Miss Mary G Hoagland transferring the family grief to the residence and neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mrs. Hoagland
Mary G. Hoagland
State lawmaker predicts big savings from reforms
Columbus report notes the Joint Committee on Economy in Public Service estimates over 5,000,000 annual savings in state government operations if recommended revisions are enacted. Representative L. P. Mooney of Logan cites duplication of effort and idleness as key issues and says changes align with business practices.
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Columbus
Eighty-seventh
General Assembly
L. P. Mooney
Logan
Hocking County
House Finance Committee
Mooney
An Easy Way to Get Enough Vegetables
An old health advertisement touts syrup pepsin as a simple method to obtain vegetable benefits. It claims the combination aids digestion, prevents liver trouble, and supports appetite while avoiding strong medicines. It references Dr Caldwell’s fifty year old prescription and widespread drugstore availability.
State government to adapt for new era reforms urged
A new era demands state government changes as about 120 reports have been compiled and will be issued early in December.
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Pomeroy Briefs
Pomeroy and
Dewey Land
Roush
Bridge
Mill St
Athens
Michelin Tiremen
WJZ
Blue Network
Logan Solon
Ohio
Syrup Pepsin
Monticello
Illinois
Dr. Caldwell
The
Swanson Furniture Co
N. Court St
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