Plan for Meigs County Farmers Institutes Season
Meigs county holds its fourth annual farmers institutes workers conference in Pomeroy on September 22 to plan the season. F L Allen state supervisor will join the meeting at 10 o'clock in the court room. Independent institutes will be planned for communities without state aid. State aid events include Tuppers Plains November 5-6 Long Bottom November 15 Alfred November 12-16 and Salem Center November 17-18. Rural ministers receive special invitation.
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Meigs County
Farmers’ Institute Workers
Farmers’ Institutes
The
Grange
Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Institute
F. L. Allen
Tuppers Plains
Long Bottom
Alfred
Ber
Salem Center
Winners Announced at Meigs County Fair
POMEROY Sept 16 Winners in club work at the Meigs county fair were Ina Springer Tuppers Plains with 92.9 in clothing club first and second years Helen Emrick Reedville 94.7 for third and fourth years clothing work and Therson Johnson Plants 96 best in the potato club. The trio will get a free trip to club winners week at Ohio State University in November. Grace Humphrey won 7.50 Lucille Canterbury 5 and Hortense Humphrey 2.50 in the school children display premiums provided by W F Reed.
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Ohio State University
Meigs County Fair
Grace Humphrey
Lucille Canterbury
Hortense Humphrey
W. F. Reed
Farmers Bank
Pomeroy Briefs Highlights Local Visitors and Meetings
O H Stewart visited Point Pleasant yesterday and Carl Wolfe made a business stop in Athens. Rosaland Ebersach left for Vassar College in Poughkeepsie N Y. Jr and Mrs Tewksbury of Zanesville visited relatives. Fred Richards and Rev Walter Jones returned from Union Furnace. A N Kriener went home to Newark. Er E Vining returned from Jeffersonville. Allen Chase visited Columbus at week’s end. Willis Blower of Trimble came with Chase and Lutz. Mr and Mrs John L Leitwiler spent a day in Columbus. Marion Leitwiler returned from Columbus. Mrs Frank Knopp and others spent the day in Huntington. Dr C A Poindexter visited Columbus yesterday. Dan Sullivan spent the day in Charleston. J H Grate visited Athens yesterday. Mrs Harry Fowler, post-surgery at Holzer Hospital, Gallipolis, is able to go out. Judge Charles L Justice of Marion and D Barr of Lima visited with Fred Hunker. Mr and Mrs Herbert Dailey of Columbus visited over the weekend. Mr Dailey was elected president of the Ohio Contractors Association. A meeting of Southeast Ohio school superintendents and truant officers will be held in Athens Monday September 20 at the office of Superintendent McWay. County Superintendent C N Wagner and Pomeroy’s John Phillips will attend. Arthur Kinner Hugh Clifton and Helen [text cut]
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Pomeroy Bend
O. H. Stewart
Point Pleasant
Carl Wolfe
Athens
Rosaland Ebershach
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
Mrs. Tewksbury
Zanesville
Fred Richards
Walter Jones
Union Furnace
A. N. Kriener
Newark
Er. E. Vining
Bertha
Jeffersonville
Allen Chase
Columbus
Willis Blower of
Trimble
John Lutz
John L. Leitwiler
Marion Leitwiler
Frank Knopp
Fred Whitlock
Clarence Clifford
Huntington
C. A. Poindexter
Dan Sullivan
Charleston
J. H. Grate
Harry Fowler
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Charles L. Justice
Mari
D. Barr
Barr
Lima
Fred Hunker
Herbert Dailey
Dailey
Ohio Contractors Association
Pomeroy
South East Ohio
Mce
C. N. Wagner
John Phillips
Ohio University to welcome notable attendees this year
George Baer Phillips Marion Leitwiler Allen Chase John Lutz and Edgar Gilmore will attend Ohio University at Athens this year.
Melon Banquet Set By Fides Lodge No 210
Middleport reports the annual watermelon banquet of Fides Lodge No 210 Knights of Pythias will be held at the lodge club rooms tomorrow night. The event is a major seasonal occasion with preselected melons kept in cold storage. Grand Lodge convention in Cincinnati looms with lodge members set to discuss business before the melon cutting. J. H. Grate and T. H. Mills will attend Cincinnati representing the lodge.
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Middleport
Fides Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Cincinnati
Fides Lodge
J. H. Grate
T. H. Mills
Bucyrus Team to Play Hobson Nine at Pythian Park
The famous Bucyrus team will face Hobson of the New York Central lines this Saturday September 25 at Pythian Park Pomeroy. The Hobson club earlier traveled to Glouster to challenge Bucyrus with some dispute over fairness. Bucyrus won the latest game.
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Pomeroy
Bucyrus
Hobson
New York Central
Pythian Park
Glouster
Poindexters Leave for California from Middleport
Dr. Katherine Poindexter and her mother Mrs. Mariam Daniels departed Middleport for San Francisco California. Mrs Daniels has spent the summer with relatives in Pomeroy and Middleport and the party was seen off in Columbus by Dr. C A Poindexter.
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California
Middleport
Katherine Poindexter
Mariam Daniels
San Francisco
Cal
Officials bring in many squirrels on opening day
On opening day in Pomeroy deputies and officials visited county sites collecting squirrels. Deputy Art Tracy and Marshal Bay Roush led the group returning with five each to show County Farm Agent George W. Kreitler and Treasurer J. S. Hartenbach who had no squirrel tally.
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Pomeroy
Art Tracy
Marshal Bay Roush
George W. Kreitler
J. S. Hartenbach
T. W. Bengel
Harry Rice
McCullough
Postponed City Council Meeting in Pomeroy
The regular city council meeting in Pomeroy scheduled for this evening at City Hall has been postponed to next Thursday. Councilman NeNames is noted in the report.
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Pomeroy
NeNames
Marriage Licenses and Local Death in Pomeroy
Marriage licenses were issued to Joseph Sheline, 28, painter, Gail Polis, and Bessie Evans, 27, daughter of William H. Harrison, all in Pomeroy. J. R. Myers, 63, and Jessie McCall, 42, were wed in the probate court room by Rev. Kenneth Reed. Mrs Williamson of Salem Center died at her daughter’s home, found dead by relatives.
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Pomeroy
Joseph Sheline
Bessie Evans
William H. Harrison
Justice French
J. R. Myers
Jessie McCell
Probate
Kenneth Reed
O. H. FE
Gallipolis
Jessie McCall
German Economy Shows Improvement Say Berlin Attaché
Fayette W. Allport, American attache in Berlin, reports a notable improvement in German commercial and industrial conditions. He notes a distinct turn for the better amid ongoing remedies, reflecting hopeful economic signs.
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Fayette W. Allport
Berlin
Bicycle boom in Japan surpasses four million use
Commerce Department figures show over 4,000,000 bicycles in use in Japan an increase of 1,090,000 since 1925. Estimated one bicycle for every 17 Japanese with most used for commerce and largely domestically produced. Porto Rican immigrants in Cuba admitted to the U S confirm citizenship exemption under immigration laws.
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Department of the Interior
United States
Charles H. Burke
Japan
Department of Commerce
Cuba
Roce Dan White
They Never Knew praised by reader in California
O G Monetti of Miami California writes that the novel They Never Knew caused tomato plants to bear canned like barrels and roots to carry tomatoes, expressing high praise for the work.
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Varicose Vein Relief
The ad touts Moone's Emerald Oil a two ounce bottle claimed to reduce swollen veins and piles with nightly applications. It promises quick, ongoing improvement and a full refund if unsatisfied, noting the product is a powerful germicide and long lasting.
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Moone
Ku Klux Klan Plans Active Role in 1928 Campaign
Washington reports the Ku Klux Klan will actively participate in the 1928 campaign while Imperial Wizard Hiram Ewang states the group will back "the man, not the issue."
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KLAN
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Hiram Ewang
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