Pomeroy Council Reviews Worry Budget and Street Issues
Pomeroy village council discussed trimming hydrant bills by removing redundant outlets and possibly relying on river water for fire protection. They reviewed street debris from Main Street, brick removal, pole removals, and a pending $8,000 Main Street Improvement Fund refund.
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Pomeroy
Main Street
Racine
Council
Sherman Casto
J. Hess
A. N. Bengel
Bengel
Main Street Improvement
Republican Club To Have Dinner In Meigs County
Meigs County Women’s Republican Club hosts a basket dinner at Rock Springs Fairgrounds on Sunday September 21 at 10 a.m. Men and women invited with coffee provided by club women. Speakers of national repute expected and social hour planned.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Women’s Republican Club
Rock Springs Fairgrounds
Rock Springs
M. E. Rathburn
State Central Committee
LeVan
National Committee
Meigs County Club
K. of P. Hall
Athens Presbyterial officers to attend all day meeting
Middleport Sept 16 The executive officers Mrs L J Heiner Mrs E G Probst and Dr Kathryn Poindexter will attend the executive Presbyterial in the Presbyterian Church Wednesday for an all day meeting Also Mrs J H Grate and Mrs Helen Turnbull will attend this meeting
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Middleport
Athens
Loyal Berean Class to Help Church Dinner Night
Middleport reports the Loyal Berean class will prepare and serve a church dinner at the Church of Christ on Thursday. Members of the class back the undertaking and will assist with the meal.
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Middleport
Berean
Church of Christ
Pomeroy Church Of Christ Prepares For November Dedication
The Pomeroy Church of Christ, led by Pastor George L. Aston, plans two months of services ending with dedication on November 2. A baptism ritual will conclude the evening service as the pool is consecrated. Cleanup week and basement finishing upgrade the church with a stage curtain.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Church of Christ
George L. Ashton
Stephen Archer
Alice Morris
Cincinnati
Rousey
California
United Women’s Club
Social notes from Marietta area visitors and locals
Colum b us visitors and locals appear in a string of weekend and week long visits. Names include Dawson Lowe Adams Yontz Boyer Keller Hecker Hamer Sells Parsons Thomas Kreager Ramsey Simm Roush Russell Talbott Smith Ho bat Bart Ho bart Finney McCuskey Waener Chambers Curtis Sisson and others. The items describe travels stays and hosting across Coalton Huntington Parkersburg Akron and Charleston with squirreling hunting plans and social visits.
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Bruce Adams
Akron
Marietta
Parkersburg
Virgil Edwards
Ed Parsons
I. M. McCarty
E. A. Yontz
John Boyer
New Salem
Helen Keller
W. J. Hecker
Ray Smith
Grant Street
Columbus
J. Hamer and Son
Meadsville
Er. R. Tompkins
Lincoln Street
David Owens
Marscella
Coalton
Esther Chambers
Harry Sells
Lilly Hysell
Ruth Thomas
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Thomas
W. PD. Kreager
F. C. Kreager
Middletown
W. C. Ramsey
Huntington
Luther
James Simm
Vera Ballard
Eno
Elmer Miller
Oscar Roush
J. N. Humphrey
South Sixth
Hooker Streets
William Huggins
Joran Russell
George Russell
Chappelle Talbott
Russell Sales
W. W. Leonard
Farm Bureau Leader Seeks Drought Relief for Meigs County
George W. Kreitler, head of the Meigs County Farm Bureau, travels to Washington with Ohio colleagues to oversee distribution of drought relief funds. He aims to secure Meigs County’s share of federal and state aid.
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Farm Bureau
Washington
Pomeroy
George W. Kreitler
Meigs County
Ohio
Mr. Kreitler
Kindergarten opens with 18 students in Klein class
Mrs. Oscar Klein’s kindergarten in Middleport begins Monday with an enrollment of 18 students. Class hours run from 9 to 11 a m. J P Booth travels to Columbus for two weeks to stay with his son C H Booth.
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Middleport
Oscar Klein
J. P. Booth
Columbus
C. H. Booth
South America's Map Will Not Be Changed
Washington observers report no prospect of boundary changes in South America amid internal disturbances. The Messenger offers a timely map with latest dispatches and geographic commercial data, available through the Washington Information Bureau for ten cents.
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South America
Washington
South American
Argentina
Peru
Brazil
Ecuador
Chile
Bolivia
Paraguay
The
Messenger
Washington Information Bureau
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederick Haskin
Washington, D. C
Prisoner Commits Suicide at Columbus Brick Plant
Ismael Anderson, 68, a Scioto County murderer, killed himself in a brick plant dormitory by slashing wrists and throat with a safety razor. Relatives from Roseville traveled to Columbus to claim the body after officials found him dead. no motive was determined.
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Columbus
U.P
Roseville
Ismael Anderson
Scioto County
Anderson
Bus overturn injuries reported near Cleveland
A school bus overturned on a muddy shoulder of the Warrensville Center Road near Cleveland injuring fifty one children. The incident occurred yesterday and left the youngsters with cuts and bruises.
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Cleveland
U.P
Warrensville Center Road
Here
Hoover Returns to White House After Virginia Visit
President Hoover came back to the White House from his Virginia camp where he spent the weekend with Mrs. Hoover and Herbert Jr. He will announce the tariff commission personnel by tomorrow and plans a conference with Henry P Fletcher to chair the commission. Current indications name J Fletcher Page and two reappointments for a four member body, with two Republicans and two Democrats yet to be appointed.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
White House
Virginia
Herbert Jr
New Tariff Commission
Henry P. Iletcher
Iletcher
Thomas Walker Page
Commission
Edgar Joussard
Utah
Alfred P. Dennis
Maryland
U S Detective Arrest Linked to McCormick Campaign inquiry
U P reports the arrest in Chicago of R L Bashford a detective for Ruth Hanna McCormick the Illinois Republican senatorial candidate. The Justice Department said the arrest arose from a subpoena by the Nye Campaign Fund Committee into campaign expenditures. J Edgar Hoover said no evidence federal probes of McCormick's detectives and no clear statute violation.
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Washington
U.P
Chicago
R. L. Bashford
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Justice Department
Department
Bashford
Nye Campaign Fund Committee
McCormick
J. Edgar Hoover
Department’s Bureau of Investigation
Mayor Curtin Faces Recall Plea Over Prohibition Offenders
Washington D. C. Sept 16. Mayor P. H. Curtin says recalling and penalizing several liquor law offenders would be illegal though he was lenient. Norman Whiting district supervisor of the State Prohibition Department asked for recalls after an enforcement probe. Whiting will confer with Curtin again today.
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Washington D. H
U.P
Pp. H. Curtin
Norman
Whiting
State Prohibition Department
Williams Home Hosts 85 Friends for Fifth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Leonard Williams entertained about 85 friends and neighbors at their Pratts Fork area home in honor of guest Mrs Bessie Dillinger of Scatter Ridge. The evening featured music and dancing to celebrate the Williams fifth wedding anniversary with a long list of attendees.
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Leonard Williams
Pratts Fork
Bessie Dillinger
Scatter Ridge
Williams
John Dillinger
John South
Herbert Everett
Raleigh Robinson
Charles
Dawson Meeks
Vern Lee
Will Meeks
John
Hazel Swartz
Mary Dean
Margaret Goldsberry
Not So Funny Tragedy Ends In Fatal Fight
In Cleveland on September 16 William Cummings aged 23 allegedly mocked a man changing a tire. After a heated exchange Hellman 23 struck back and killed Cummings. Police expect to release Hellman pending further investigation.
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Cleveland
U.P
William Cummings
Cummings
Harry Hellman
Hellman
Disarmament Hope Shifts to World Conference Push
Tsuneo Matsudaira of Japan urged a Geneva general disarmament conference before the League of Nations Assembly. He announced Japan has cut its army to 17 divisions, about 65 percent of its former strength.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations Assembly
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Japan
Matsudaira
Grain Stabilization Chief Announces Liberal Financing
Chicago Sept 16 George Milner president of the Grain Stabilization Corporation says credit agreements have been executed with leading banks ensuring liberal commercial financing for grain movement and storage nationwide.
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Chicago
George Milner
The
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Fire on Town McConnellsville Ends With Robbery
Four men fired two machine guns from an auto at McConnellville officials said. They crossed the Muskingum River to Malta to rob a men’s furnishing store Sunday. No injuries reported though plate glass windows were broken.
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Mcconnellville
USP
Muskingum River
Malta
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Best Remedy for Indigestion
The notice promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the preferred treatment for indigestion caused by excess stomach acid. It claims a 50 year standard with physicians, noting its quick and harmless relief, recommending a tasteless spoonful dissolved in water for neutralizing acidity.
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U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillips
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A. Hartley
Norman Durst
Republican Club
Co. A. Dawson
Kitty Lowe
Charleston
Ewart Quickle
Brick Plant
Swansons
N. Court St
Wall Street
Business Week
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co
Stewart
Stewart Baumgartner
Sharonville
Dandruff
Gen
Samuel McRoberts
Chatham Phenix National Bank and Trust Company
Armour & Co
American Sugar Refining Co
National Surety Co
Kansas City-Southern Palways
American Tobacco Comny
Locky Spike
McRoberts
American Tobacco Co
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