Lincoln Hill detour and park work near Middleport
WPA project funds estimate about 23 dollars for laying a cat from the foot of Lincoln Hill to Meigs Road. Plans include rebuilding a parking lot and improving drainage while enforcing taxi space rules on Court Street. A divorce suit and a war risk report are noted alongside local public works and health notices.
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Lincoln Ch
WPA
Jedenday
Lincoln Hill
Pun Hill
Hartinger
Court + Main Street
Court Street
Bees Make Profit for Farmers This Season
POMEROY A Racine man Carlos Hartley reports an unusually profitable season for honey bee owners. He harvested 200 pounds of honey from one colony this summer on a roughly $10 hive investment and bees, selling at twenty cents a pound for about $140 with minimal labor.
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Pomeroy
Carlos Hartley
Racine
Middleport Social Personal Mention
The item lists visits and residence changes in Middleport. Mr and Mrs Raymond Williams and son Clark from Toledo returned here from prior residence, Miss Evelyn Eichinger of Circleville and Dave Jones of Rio Grande visited with local families, and Jones is assistant coach at Rio Grande College. Others, including the Brooks and their son Charlies, spent time at Buckeye Lake. Franklin Guinther recovered from scarlet fever and returned to school. Several families planned trips to Columbus or Wellston. Graves and Fultz families will move to Leading Creek farm and rent their South Fifth Avenue Palmer Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Raymond Williams
Clark
Toledo
Evelyn Eichinger
Circleville
Dave Jones
Rio Grande
Fred Healy
J. G. Talbott
Jones
Rio Grande College
C. L. Brooks
Charlies
Buckeye Lake
Williamson Cottage
Franklin Guinther
E. A. Richardson
Lee
Mass
Harold Root
Mary Root
A. A. Chappelle
Columbus
William Bradford
Wallace
Wellston
L. R. Crowell
W. P. Graves
Mildred
Henry Fultz
William
Pom eroy Home Coming Committee Meeting Tonight
The Pomero y Home Coming Committee will meet at City Hall at 7:30 this evening to review progress on the home coming. Chairman L D McMaster urged all interested to attend as this may be one of the committee's final sessions.
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Pomeroy
L. D. McMaster
P. T. A. Opens Under New Leaders Drive To Be Next Meet
PTA officers were elected at the first meeting of the new school year Monday night. Mrs el was president with Mrs. Bess Sayre as secretary. A publicity and means committee was appointed including Mrs. Carrie VanHall and Mrs. Ira Faye McKinley. The drive to organize a committee for a reception and next meeting on Oct. 7 was discussed. A luncheon for teachers and a picture program for parents were noted.
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Fen
Lilver
Bess Sayremittee
Carrie VanHall
Grimm
Ira Faye McKinley
Mra. Amper
Ira Conamé Vernon
Nell McCann
Phillips
Benefit Ice Night At Hollister School Planned
A community benefit event titled Senorita Class L B Sunday is slated for Wednesday night at Hollister School. Major G Conrad of 1924 and Mrs Conrad are among organizers and guests with notices of door prizes and a meeting announced.
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Senorita
L. B
Hollister
Local Bishopville Event At Y Sept 29
In Bishopville a community gathering was held at the Y on September 29 featuring preaching and a basket program. Elmer King Lear and Mrs. Elmer King Lear of Bishopville hosted events marking a local celebration. A newborn son was born in Jacksonville on Wednesday evening.
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Bishopville A
Elmer King Lear
Bishopville
te-Doung Son
Four Arrests By Police Saturday in Jacksonville
Marshal Francis Baer ret t Saturday oversaw four arrests in Jacksonville. Allen Swindell and Fannie Parks faced intoxication charges and pled guilty before Mayor H R Phillips with fines and costs totaling 13 90 each, now arranged for payment. James Lantz of Trimble jailed for unpaid prior fine. Bill Miller pleaded guilty to intoxication with 13 80 costs, to be paid. George Swindell located after seven months to face a non support charge filed by his wife.
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Jacksonville
Francis Baerrett
Athens
Allen Swindell
Fannie Parks
H. R. Phillips
James Lantz
Trimble
Phillips
Bill Miller
George Swindell
Opera House Fire Near Main Street Causes Minor Damage
A small chimney fire at the opera house on Main Street prompted a fire department response around 1:30 PM Monday. The blaze, started while paint was heated by painters, caused minor damage. The hose hydrant near Ed Matthews’ residence was found out of service, delaying initial water supply.
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Glouster
Opera House
Main Street
Ed Matthews
End Visit in Glouster Details Roberts Kasler Sisters
Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Roberts travel with Mrs. Charles Kasler and Mrs. Curtis Boggs of Detroit returning home Monday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Howard. The three women are sisters of Mrs. Howard and were joined by Charles Kasler who spent a few weeks with relatives here.
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Glouster
Robert Roberts
Charles Kasler
Curtis Boggs
Detroit
Alfred Howard
Howard
Enrollment rises at GLOUSTER schools to 803 students
Glouster schools report total enrollment of 803, up 43 from the end of the first week. High school students number 372, with 217 in the Monroe Building and 214 in the Madison Building.
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Glouster
Monroe
Madison
Aged Woman Dies at Wrightstown
Mrs. William Lynam aged 77 died at her Wrightstown home Monday night from infirmities of advanced age. She is survived by two sons Fred at home and Warren in Eastern Ohio. Her husband died about six years ago in a Marionett hospital. Funeral arrangements had not been made.
Licensed To Wed Pomeroy Couples Marry In Week
Marriage licenses issued in Pomeroy include Robert Arnold Jr and Mildred Kaspar both 21. George White 21 and Ruth Long 16, also of Pomeroy, plus Harold Brawley 26 of Hopk ingport and Edith Jeppson 21 of Tuppers Plains. In Common Pleas Court Lorentz H. Oliver sues Calvin W. Caywood and Eugene A. Palmer for 456 dollars for labor, and Samuel Hoff follows with a 487 dollar claim against the same partners.
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Pomeroy
Robert Arnold, Jr
Mildred Kaspar
George White
Ruth Long
Harold Brawley
Hockingport
Edith Jeppson
Tuppers Plains
Lorentz H. Oliver
Common Pleas
Calvin W. Caywood
Eugene A. Palmer
Partners
Caywood and
Palmer
Samuel Hoff
Body of Elijah Johns to be buried in Middleport
Elijah Johns, a Black man, was shot by his brother in law near Fayetteville West Virginia early Sunday. He was a son of Mrs. Henry Johns of Middleport and is being brought to Middleport for burial.
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Middleport
Elijah Johns
Fayetteville
W. Va
Johns
Henry Johns
Girl Scouts Hike and Cookout Led by Misses Dye and Grossman
About 20 Girl Scouts from Troop 2 hiked on Union Avenue Monday afternoon and cooked a meal under supervision of Miss Frances Dye and Miss Dorothy Grossman.
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Pomeroy
Girl Scouts
Euting
Union Avenue
Frances Dye
Dorothy Grossman
Democratic rally in Pomeroy at high school auditorium
A Democratic rally is set for Thursday night in Tuppers Plains during the League of Young Democrats regular meeting. The event runs from 7 o'clock in the high school auditorium with speaker Harry B. Welch of Columbus and Judge C. E. Peoples of Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Tuppers Plains
League of Young Democrats
Harry B. Welch
Columbus
C. E. Peoples
Stace Hosts Picnic At Ash Cave Honoring Guests
Mr and Mrs Peter Stace hosted a Sunday picnic and sightseeing trip at Ash Cave. Attending were Mr and Mrs Frances Lewis of Pittsburgh Mr and Mrs C C Lewis of Kananga Mr and Mrs Vaughan Scott and four children of Cheshire.
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Middleport
Peter Stace
Ash Cave
Stace
Frances Lewis
Pittsburgh
C.C. Lewis
Kananga
Vaughan Scott
Cheshire
Believe or Nol Thor Garenrte Pothare Went Yole Osth
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a figure named Pothare and a place Osth with unclear context. It reads as a garbled report likely about a political or social event with missing details and no clear outcome or dates. No verifiable entities beyond Pothare and Osth are extractable from the fragment.
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Thor Garenrte
Pothare
Dendurg
Yesterday's Cartoon Explains The Duke Of Diamonds Tale
The Duke Karl of Brunswick fled his throne in 1830 after a mob stormed his palace, taking a fortune of about 100 million dollars in diamonds and cash. He settled in Geneva, was bequeathed the city’s heir, and a later lawsuit preserved Geneva as heir amid a contested fortune. Also, Doris Lee of Anoka wins Believe It or Not for Nimrod Robertson’s Alaska teeth tale, where he made his own teeth and even used a bear’s teeth before eating the bear. Tomorrow: The Boy With A Man's Face On His Bark.
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Diamonds
Karl of Brunswick
Geneva
Switzerland
Karl II
Lake Geneva
Doris Lee
Anoka
Minn
Nimrod Robertson
Class Is Entertained By Mrs Bobo At Simpson Church
Mrs. Stanley Bobo and Mrs. Edwards entertained the J. O. F. Class of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Monday night at her home. Plans were made for apple butter as the annual project. Mrs. Mary Lippincott and Mrs. Edith Mallory were chosen as teachers. A social hour followed with refreshments. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Lippincott’s Mulberry Avenue home with Mrs. Robert Roberts assisting.
Pomeroy Coach Builds Team for Opening Tilt Against McArthur
Pomeroy High School coach Johnson prepares a lean squad with only three returning regulars. The team trains hard for the September 27 opener against McArthur. Blackwell guard from last year moves to backfield and shows promise as a fullback.
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Pomeroy
Johnson
Pomeroy High School
McArthur
Blackwell
Marriage of Chauncey Leffler and Etha Moore Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Chauncey J Leffler eldest son of Mr and Mrs Charles Leffler of Chauncey and Etha Hicks Moore of near New Marshfield but formerly of Chauncey. The wedding was solemnized in Parkersburg West Virginia on Monday August 26. A chicken dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Hicks followed. Attending were Mr and Mrs C J Leffler and sons Charles Jr and Dickie of Chauncey and George Leffler of Los Angeles California.
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Chauncey
Clarence J. Leffler
Charlies Leffler
Etha Hicks Moore
New Marshfield
Parkersburg
W. Va
W. H. Hicks
C. J. Leffler
Charles Leffler
Charles, Jr
Dickie of
Chauncey and
George Leffler
Los Angeles
Calif
Social visits span Steubenville to Columbus region
Grace Ridenour and Carlos Hartley arrived from Steubenville to visit at the Hartley home near Racine with Mr Hartley returning to work Monday. Kenneth McCullough returned home from Toledo via Akron after a visit with relatives. Ed Smith and several others spent Sunday at Wheelersburg with Rev F Weed and family. Sara Williamson and friend visited Columbus, accompanied by Ben Elberfeld. Barbara Elberfeld and Earl Elberfeld of Logan headed to New York City. The Thornton family visited the Elberfeld farm near Tuppers Plains. Jimmy Lochary returned home after a week with grandparents in Amenville. George McQuigg and son Bill went to Columbus for OSU fall term. Jacob Elberfeld family and others spent Sunday at their farm near Tuppers Pisinsa. Bob Elberfeld, Martin, and Jacob Elberfeld were week-end visitors there. Amy Kingsland returned home from New York City after visiting her father.
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Pomeroy
Grace Ridenour
Carlos Hartley
Steubenville
Hartley
Racine
Barbara Elberfeld
Earl Elberfeld
Logan
New York City
J. M. Thornton
Thornton
Charles Gilkey
Gallipolis
Elberfeld Farm
Tuppers Plains
Jimmy Lochary
Co. D. Henry
Amenville
George McQuigg
Bill
Columbus
Ohio State University
Jacob Elberfeld
Rachel
Robert Singel
Tuppers Pisinsa
Bob Elberfeld
Parkersburg
W. Va
Martin
Chillicothe
Jacob
Amy Kingsland
Mrs. Kingsland
Athens
WilLocks Visit Charleston as Husband Recovers
Mrs. E C Wil lock and daughter Frances, along with Mr and Mrs Scott Willock, traveled to Charleston to visit Mr Willock in McMillan Hospital after a recent surgery. He is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
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Middleport
E. C. Willock
Frances
Scott Willock
Charleston
Mr. Willock
McMillan Hospital
Willock
Chauncey Social Personal Mention
Chauncey residents Chauncey Mr and Mrs Chris Keifer and Louise Keifer of Corning visited Mr and Mrs Daniel Smart and Mr and Mrs Earl Shafer. Stitch Woodyard of The Plains recovers from an appendectomy. Mrs Charles C Shielda and Margaret Chauncey visited in Crookaville. William Grounds and daughter Della visit Chauncey with Alvin Grounds from Powellton W Va. Roy Pendergrass and Dr Darrell Witham hosted. Marshal Burke Witham and Mrs Lewis Sanders guests.
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Chauncey
Chris Keifer
Louise Keifer
Corning
Daniel Smart
Earl Shafer
Charles C. Shielda
Margaret
George Keeton
the Plains
Crookaville
William Grounds
Della Grounds
Alvin Grounds
Powellton
W. Va
Roy Pendergrass
Darrell Witham
Marshal
Burke Witham
Lewis Sanders
Sanders
Gabriel Pencelli
Albany
Entertains at Bridge Club at Circle Hill House
CHAUNCEY Sarah Thomas entertained members of her bridge club Friday night at Circle Hill home of her parents Mr and Mrs Rice Thomas. Three tables played. high scorer Frankie Howard and runner up Lena Wilson. After the game a wiener roast. Attendees included Ruth Bridgewater Christine Brown Ruth Fiske Evelyn Simma Chrys tal Simms Gladys Pickering Dorothy Goodean Lena Wilson Frankie Howard Sarah Thomas and guests Shirley Thomas Marjorie Thomas.
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Chauncey
Sarah Thomas
Rice Thomas
Circle Hill
Frankie Howard
Lena Wilson
Ruth Bridgewater
Christine Brown
Ruth Fiske
Evelyn Simma
Chrystal Simms
Gladys Pickering
Dorothy Goodean
Shirley Thomas
Marjorie Thomas
Mines Active in Chauncey District Report
An active mine list for the Chauncey district on Tuesday lists eight mines including No. 15 No. 24 Chauncey No. 25 along with Hocking Lick Run Lubiig Kimberly and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey
Hocking
Lick Run
Lubiig
Kimberly
Black Diamond
Trimble Grange No 1830 to Hold Practice Tonight
Chauncey Trimble Grange No 1830 announces degree team practice at the Grange hall Thursday night at seven o'clock. Members are urged to attend as spectators are welcome and the event aims to sharpen instruction and performance ahead of upcoming ceremonies.
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Chauncey
Trimble Grange
Grange
Esther Chauncey MFE meeting set at Mae Tennihill home
The Esther Chauncey class of the MFE will meet Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Mae Tennihill on MulI Street.
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Chauncey
Esther
MFE
Mae Tennihill
Muli Street
Henry Osborne Given Surprise by Relatives
Chauncey Henry Osborne was surprised at his Mill Street home when children grandchildren and other relatives visited on Sunday with baskets of food and gifts A granddaughter Francis Noble baked a birthday cake A chicken dinner was served at noon and the afternoon was spent socially Present were numerous Osborne Noble Bingman Sayre Powell and others from Chauncey Athens and Middleport.
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Chauncey
Henry Osborne
Mill Street
Francis Noble
Harry Noble
Fred Osborne
Rachel
Athens
Harry
Leffler Family Returns From Columbus Week End
Mr. and Mrs. Charies Leffler and sons Charies Jr. and Dickie have returned from Columbus where they spent the end of the week with daughters Hazel and Ruth Leffler. George Leffler of Los Angeles accompanied them and will stay with Hazel and Ruth until Wednesday before returning home. In Columbus they attended the Gahanna Fair and were hosted by Nelson and Irene Bobba and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wyckoff.
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Chauncey
Charies Leffler
Charies Jr
Dickie
Columbus
Hazel
Ruth Leffler
George Leffler
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Leffier
Ruth
Leffiers
Columbia
Gahanna Fair
Nelson
Irene Bobba
Ernest Wyckoff
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