Meigs County Women Meet for Cooking Lecture at Pomeroy
Meigs County farm women gather in the Pomeroy School domes tic science room for a cooking and nutrition lecture led by Elizabeth Graddy of Ohio State University. The session covers meat and like dishes, balanced meals, and health benefits, with attendees from Forest Run Reedsville Long Bottom Chester Rocksprings and Hemlock Grove planning another meeting.
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Pomeroy
Elizabeth Graddy
Ohio State University
Pomeroy School
Meigs
Miss Graddy
John Bailey
Arnon Nease
Forest Run
Cer! Buckley
Henry Warom
Reedsville
Charles Meyers
Long Bottom
I. C. Meredith
Chester
W. A. Morgan
Rocksprings
Howard Bolin
A. A. Nelson
Hemlock Grove
Carl Gilmore Surprised by Birthday Gathering
Middleport residents on Brownell Avenue hosted a surprise birthday party for Carl Gilmore. About 30 friends gathered at his home while he was away dinner with his mother. The J's String Orchestra played as Halloween decorations set the festive mood and gifts were exchanged before light refreshments concluded the evening.
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Middleport
Carl Gilmore
Brownell Avenue
Flickinger Lynch Wedding in Charleston and Middleport
A pleasant surprise wedding united Miss Elsie Lynch daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Lynch with L H Flickinger engineer in Charleston W Va. The ceremony was by Rev Chapelle of the M E Church. After a wedding dinner the couple resides at the Flickinger home on Fisher Avenue Middleport.
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Middleport
Charleston
W. Vai
L. H. Fickinger
Elsie Lynch
Chapelle
M. E. Church
C. H. Nch
Flickinger
Fisher Avenue
School Girl Struck In Bus Accident Details
Portland report states Grace Middleswart a 12 year old girl daughter of Mr and Mrs Middleswart suffered severe injuries when a school bus she rode home from school was struck by an oncoming car. She had both legs broken plus cuts and bruises. She was treated at Racine then Gallipolis hospital.
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Portland
Grace
Middleswart
F Sqm
James Davis
Emed
Racine
Flrst
Gallipolis
Local notes from Meigs County and Pomeroy area
A series of short items details people moving homes in Meigs County and Pomeroy, including the Vanney family hosting a relative in Mason City, and Titus purchasing a home in Hill. Other items report a restroke in Lucy Sheets and the Sheets family's Florida arrival. A jail report notes eight prisoners in Bastar busty Jail as of Thursday.
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Meigs
Ohio Industrial Commission
Meigs County In Pleas
He Smith
Herbert Giles
Ewing
Caddie Wickham
Mary Ellen Wickham
Mary Karr
Gertrude Smith
Jackson
Pomeroy
R. Titus
Bramlage
Hill
Henry Pownall
Hamilton Karr
C. A
Vale Street
Justice Titus
Ownall
Lucy Sheets
Sheets
Agar Run
Florida
Fugate
Fannie
Magnetic Springs
Bastar Busty
Local News and Society Notes for The Messenger
Community items and locals covered in Society notes. Contact John Sauvage at 453-1 for circulation or classified ad details and service inquiries.
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Messenger
John Sauvage
Charles Hysell Released From Pomero y Jail
Charles Hysell and Mrs. Eva Hawley were freed from Pomero y jail after prosecutors said evidence was insufficient to convict him of burglarizing the Kroger Store two years ago. The white slavery case against Hawley was dropped due to the woman’s age. Hysell’s trial was postponed.
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Pomeroy
Charles Hysell
Cincinnati
Eva Hawley
Kroger
Columbus
Hysell
Bus Case Heard In Letart Township Trial
E R Norris sues Board of Education of Letart Township and W O Barnitz over transportation payments for school children. Court heard motion for a temporary restraining order and agreed to set a definite early date for a final hearing by November 4% unless parties agree otherwise.
Wayne Arnold Works With Boys in Greensboro Schools
Wayne Arnold son of A. S. Arnold of Greensboro North Carolina and grandson of Mr and Mrs J H Arnold Harrisonville is praised for leading boys in Lindley schools Greensboro as a YMCA trainer. He collaborates with the Juvenile Court to steer youths from crime toward productive activities and healthier lives.
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Pomeroy
Wayne Arnold
A. S. Arnold
Greensboro
N. C
J. H. Arnold
Harrisonville
Lindley
Grensboro
Y. MC. A
Young Arnold
Women’s clubs meet in Chillicothe district event
Mrs D B Hartinger and Mrs C A Poindexter attend the Southeast District meeting of the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs. Hartinger chairs home welfare and Poindexter heads the health department. Several locals plan to attend while others travel home.
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D. B. Hartinger
C. A. Poindexter
Chillicothe
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Hartinger
Poindexter
Health Department
Harry Nelson
Detroit
Sara Jones
Greenfield
T. H. Davis
D. S. Farmer
Columbus
George Swallow
Shirley Mills
Donald
Bobby
Charleston
Mills
Frankie Gaylord
Earl Lama
Gravel Hill
Lawrence Murphy
John Harley
Pittsburgh
E. F. Murphy
J. E. Harley
W. L. Wayland
Norma Louise
E. Erwin
Caro Louise
Huntington
Lucille Dutton
C. B. Stout
Park Street
C. F. Rathburn
R. J. Hamilton
T. W. Moore
Chesapeake
Mrs Kimes Hosts Halloween Party in Middleport
Mrs Frank Kimes entertained two Baptist Bible School classes in Middleport on Thursday with a masked party for classes of Mrs Herman Lohse and Mrs Lawrence Bing. At 8 30 p m a Halloween refreshment course was served.
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Kimes
Middleport
Frank Kimes
The
Baptist Bible School
Herman Lohse
Lawrance Bing
Aging Woman Dies in Parkersburg Area Home
Aged 77 Mrs Aman da Pickens a former Meigs County resident dies at her son Everett Pickens home near Parkersburg after a long illness. Surviving three sons.
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Pomeroy
Amanda Pickens
Meigs County
Everett Pickens
Parkersburg
Damaged Red Anchor Stock Sold to Chicago Firm
POMEROY Oct 30 The damaged stock of the Red Anchor Department Store, ruined by fire two weeks ago, has been taken over by insurers and resold to a Chicago firm that specializes in buying damaged stock. Six crewmen and several trucks cleared debris and hauled away materials, with rebuilding to begin at once to make the store modern. Disposition of Ruben and Ewing stock remains unannounced.
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Pomeroy
Red Anchor
Chicago
Ruben
Ewing
Mrs O B Stout Hosts Bridge Club in Middleport
Mrs. O B Stout entertained her bridge club and twelve guests at her Fisher Avenue home. Five tables played with high score trophy going to Mrs. Irving Karr Jr. and guest prize to Mrs. Oscar Klein. Light refreshments were served.
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Middleport
O. B. Stout
Bridge Club
Fisher Avenue
Nine Years and Not One Red Cent
Sam Lathey of Pomeroy died at 80 after spending nine years not trying a case and earning nothing from office. He lived in Scipio Township and kept income from filing legal papers. His justice of the peace commission remains valid until a successor is elected and qualified.
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Pomeroy
Sam Lathey
Pomeroyan
Justice of the Peace
Scipio Township
Lathey
Irma Janet Dillard Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Mrs. J. F. Dillard hosted a children s party in Middleport for her daughter Irma Janet as she turned seven. The event featured games and birthday gifts for the guest of honor and light refreshments for the young attendees.
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Middleport
J. F. Dillard
Irma Janet
Middleport Teachers Attend Southeastern Ohio Conference
Middleport schools closed for the day as Supt A W McKay and most teachers travel to Athens for the Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association conference in session Thursday and Friday.
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Middleport
A. W. McKay
Athens
Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Trimble Election To Be Hot Many Enter Races
Trimble voters set for a brisk election with three mayoral candidates E A Johnson I H Gift and Vern Sayre six for marshal and a dozen for council. Clerk candidates M E Christman Velma Barstow treasurer Lucille Joseph unopposed. Board of education nominees N T Brown Pearl Christman Emmett Cole.
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Glouster
Marshal
Trimble
E. A. Johnson
I. H. Gift
Vern Sayre
M. E. Christman
Velma Barstow
Lucille Joseph
George Grandy
Roy Hall
T. M. Hamilton
A. J. Morrison
Sam McDaniel
Lafe Russell
Charles H. Brown
C. 8. Brown
James Brewer
C. E. Haskins
Carl E. Phillips
Daniel A. Sands
Charles Grandy
Guy Triplett
Oscar Kioh
Emery Lantz
Ernest Rehr
Ed Pierpoint
Board of Education
N. T. Brown
Pearl Christman
Emmett Cole
Rutter Couple Apply for Marriage License in Perry County
Glouster coals miner Howard Rutter, 24, and Bertha Rutter, 21, of Corning, have filed for a marriage license in Perry County Probate Court at New Lexington. Each applicant lists their father as Samuel.
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Glouster
Howard Rutter
Bertha Rutter
Corning
Perry County
New Lexington
Samuel
P. T. A. Plans Meeting in Hollister
Hollister P. T. A. convenes at Hollister High School Monday at 7:30 pm. County Superintendent Alex Root of Athens will attend and speak on school welfare. A program is planned and strong attendance is anticipated.
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Hollister
Hollister P. T. A
Alex Root
Athens
Halloween Party Held At Miss Ruth Darling Home
A Halloween party at Miss Ruth Darling’s Front Street home featured prizes won by Hartford Dunnett and Plummer Nunley. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Chas. Darling with help from Mrs. Harry Whitehouse. a list of attendees includes Ruth Darling, Beulah Giffin, Theo Skinner, Gracious crowd enjoyed a social evening.
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Louise Jewell
Lewis Gatchel
Erma Judson
Charles Vaught
Laura Kelly
Pearl Moody
Wilma Emrich
Dallas Moody
Edith Tippie
Riley McClelland
Leona Dillion
Charles Truax
Margaret Batterson
Victor Batterson
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Vera Hartman
Edmund Beshara
Gail Darling
John Gayton
Elmer Ormes
Mildred Skinner
Bob Miller
Hazel Giffin
Edwin Skinner
Edith Moody
Dorothy and
Faye Porter
Mary McCreanor
Fred Darling
Sylvia Hartley
Rheumatic Goes Wild With Joy
A claim that Nurito eases rheumatism neuritis neuralgia sciatica and lumbago with near instant relief is advertised. The ad states the product is not a narcotic and offers a money back guarantee if two or three doses do not relieve pain.
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Nurito
Beatrice Blacksmith Turns 100 as Civil War Scout Veteran Works
J J McCafferty, age 100 in Beatrice Indiana, still works daily in his blacksmith shop. He began forging shoes for oxen at 14 and later commanded 360 Union Army scouts and raiders during the Civil War before returning to his craft.
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J. J. McCafferty
Beatrice
Ind
McCafferty
Voters to be served dinner by two local groups
In Glouster on election day residents will have meals provided by the Daughters of Union Civil War Veterans and the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church. The Daughters will serve dinner in the Dr. K. E. Danford building beside the Odd Fellow hall, while the Ladies' Aid Society will serve in a High Street church area.
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Glouster
Daughters of Union Civil War Veterans
Open Meeting Planned in Jacksonville by F O E
Jacksonville F O E hosts open meeting at Eagle hall Monday night with speaker J A Miller of Columbus. He will cover old age pension and stabilizing industry. Public invited. program starts at 7 30 PM and a large turnout is hoped for.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville Aenue
Eagle Hall
J. A. Miller
Columbus
Jacksonville couple hosts dinner with guests from Columbus Millfield
Mr and Mrs Leo F McMenamy of Jacksonville entertained at dinner Sunday Those present were Mr and Mrs McKinley Omen and Isiaah West of Columbus George Fitzer of Millfield and Master Tim my McMenamy
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Leo F. McMenamy
Jacksonville
McKinley Omen
Isiaah
Columbus
George Fitzer
Millfield
Timmy McMenamy
Status of Women Is Contrasted in Talk
Dr. Lois Coffey Mossman of Columbia University spoke to the Women Teachers' Club at the First M. E. Church dinner session. Club president Miss Esther Dunham introduced her, and Mossman urged patience, insight, endurance, love, and gentleness as essential traits for women in a changing educational order.
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Lois Coffey Mossman
School of Education
Columbia University
Women Teachers’ Club
M. E. Church
Esther Dunham
Rufus Putnam Training School
Mossman
Winnie Ruth Judd Returns to Phoenix in Murder Charge
Winnie Ruth Judd sped toward Phoenix to face charges in the killings of her two former roommates Mrs. Agnes Le Roi and Miss Hedvig Samuelson. An automobile loaded with Arizona and California officials and escorted by press cars carried her back to the city, where authorities say she shot her former roommates almost two weeks earlier. Judd appeared frail and ill as she boarded Sheriff James McFadden’s vehicle for the trip.
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Los Angeles
Winnie Ruth Judd
Phoenix
Arizona
California
Agnes le Roi
Hedvig Samuelson
666 Liquid or Tablet Relief for Headache Neuralgia
A medicine labeled 666 liquid or tablets claims relief for headache or neuralgia in 30 minutes, reduces cold symptoms the first day, and purports to check malaria within three days.
Halloween Party Held by Jacksonville Junior League
Members met at the Jacksonville M E Church for a Halloween party with a pot luck supper. The program was led by a committee of Cleo Mae Conaway Cordellia Viall and Betty June Dunlevy and Mrs W H Reitz planned contests. The next meeting is scheduled for 1 30 PM November 8.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville M. E
Cleo Mae Conaway
Cordellia Viall
Betty June Dunlevy
W. H. Reitz
Seeks Winnie Ruth Judd Trial in Phoenix
Sheriff J R McFadden of Phoenix seeks to bring Winnie Ruth Judd, the trunx slayer, to trial in Phoenix amid opposition from Los Angeles authorities and Judd's lawyers who contest her removal to Arizona.
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J. R. McFadden
Phoenix, Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Trunx
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Arizona
Edna’s in Wonderland Nine-Year-Old Restores Sight
Edna Goddard aged nine in Bellaire experiences first glimpse of the world after surgeons remove a double cataract born blind. She giggles at the strange objects and notes her mother now looks unfamiliar, expressing joy at the new sight.
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Bellaire
U.P
Edna Goddard
Edna
Mamma
Fess To Keep Job As GOP Chairman Through Nomination
Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio will remain head of the Republican National Committee until after the June nominating convention. A Dec. 15 meeting will choose a convention city and set apportionment. Hoover and party leaders oppose a temporary chair. Chicago and Cleveland are leading contenders.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Fess
Hoover
Chicago
Cleveland
Van Sweringen firm offers note exchange deal
Cleveland October 30 U P reports the Van Sweringen Corporation, owner of the brothers vast local interests, proposes to note holders a swap of five hundred dollars cash plus twenty shares of common stock for every one thousand dollar note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.pthe van Sweringen Corporation
van Sweringen Brothers
Cascarets Advertise Fast Digestive Aid
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets candy tablets as a nightly remedy for unsettled digestion. It claims improved appetite, digestion, and bowel movement, noting cascara strengthens bowel muscles and that stores sell them for a dime.
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