Death of Mrs Viola Jones in Middleport
Mrs Viola Jones widow of M S Jones died at her home on Gravel Hill Tuesday morning after a brief illness She would have been 77 in November She spent most of her life in Middleport She leaves son Paul C Jones sister Mrs Callie Sanborn granddaughter Mrs C C Washington three nephews and one niece Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at the son's home with ministers Gardner and Skinner and burial at Middleport Hill Cemetery
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Middleport
Viola Jones
M. S. Jones
Gravel Hill
Paul C. Jones
Callie Sanborn
C. C. Washington
Paul Jones
Gardner
Christian Church
Doctor Skinner
Presbyterian Church
Middleport Hill Cemetery
Gilmore III In Serious Condition After Appendectomy
Carl Gilmore, recently transferred from Hobson to Bucyrus, is in serious condition after an appendectomy in Bucyrus. He developed throat and right leg poisoning in the days following surgery, and doctors found a shot in the appendix, likely from a rabbit bite he ate years ago.
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Middleport
Carl Gilmore
Hobson
Bucyrus
Middleport Plans Great Homecoming Event Matches Festival Scope
Middleport publicizes a week long Fall Festival and Homecoming from October 13 to 20. 25 girls will sell tickets for a Whippet coach prize, with $75 to Miss Middleport. A large illuminated float will crown the winner October 20 amid concerts, rides, and agricultural displays.
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Middleport
W. A. Newman
New York Central Band
Newman
Presbyterian leaders attend noon luncheon in Athens
AtMeeting Middleport Sept 19 Mrs L J Heiner district president of the Athens Presbyterial Mrs C A Poindexter corresponding secretary and Mrs E G Probst president of the Woman's Missionary Society are in Athens today to attend a noon luncheon. Afterward they will attend an executive board meeting of the Athens Presbyterial over which Mrs Heiner will preside. All presidents of the local auxiliaries of the 23 churches in the district are expected to attend.
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Middleport
L. J. Heiner
Athens
Birthday dinner honors Mrs C W Snider in Ohio picnic
Mrs C H Snider of Middleport and her son Charles of Pt Pleasant joined relatives in Dayton on Saturday. They returned Sunday with four machines. A picnic dinner was served at Chili cothe Park in honor of Mrs C W Snider's birthday anniversary.
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C. H. Snider
Charles
Pt. Pleasant
Dayton
Chillicothe Park
C. W. Snider
Middleport
Ohio
Pomeroy Plans Banquet For Pirates Catcher Ralston Hemsley
Pomeroy prepares a one dollar plate banquet and commemorative program to honor Ralston Hemsley the Syracuse native who starred as a catcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates this season a first string player in major league baseball. The event at K of P Hall is tentatively set for the Tuesday next week as the guest’s schedule allows.
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Pomeroy Bend
Bremen pilot starts Far Eastern flight from Trempelhof
Berlin reports Baron Gunther von Huenefeld, aboard the trans Atlantic Bremen, began his Far Eastern flight from Trempelhof Aerodrome at 2 a m after an Ireland to Greenland leg.
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Berlin
Baron Gunther von Huenefeld
Bremen
Ireland
Greenly Island
Trempelhof
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Long Lasting Finish
Advertisement touts MELLO GLO face powder by D Zenner Co. It claims protection in all Weather, non drying, non clogging pores, long wear, and purity from a French process.
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D. Zenner Co
Girl To Hunt POMEROY Open Season Begins
Miss Virginia Hamm of Minersville R D sec tor in Meigs County obtained a hunting license yesterday. She plans to hunt squirrels on opening morning with a shotgun. She is the only woman to register for the coming season.
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Meigs County
Pomeroy
Nimrod
Minersville
R. D
Clerk of Courts
Middleport Eagle Lodge Surrenders Charter
The Eagle Lodge of Middleport, a historic local group, has surrendered its charter and disbanded due to member deaths relocations and waning interest. The lodge peaked about 25 years ago, leaving few active members.
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Eagle Lodge of
Middleport
Trade Extension Exhibit Tour to Stop at Pomeroy
The Julia Belle Swain steamer will stop at Pomeroy on October 3 as part of a Trade Extension Exhibit Tour from Fairmont West Virginia to Freeport Pennsylvania. Penn Transport Company plans hundreds of trade exhibits inside a converted exhibit hall style ship to aid retail merchants along the Ohio River route. The event runs from September 24 and visits about twenty towns offering direct benefit to merchants in Pittsburgh district wares.
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Pomeroy
Julia Belle Swain
Penn Transport Company of
Pittsburgh
Fairmont
W. Va
Freeport
Edgar E. Eaton
Transport Company
Ohio River
Wreck Near Rocksprings Fair Grounds Kills Horse
Day brothers from Gallipolis driving to Zanesville collided with Charles Bryson wagon at the cider mill entrance. A horse died from a broken leg and damages were settled. passenger W M Porter jailed for intoxication and fined five dollars. Floyd Van Meter later pleaded guilty to driving white intoxicated and fined one hundred dollars.
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Pomeroy
Day
Gallipolis
Zanesville
Rocksprings Fairgrounds
Athens-Pomeroy
Wills
Charles Bryson
Bedford
W. M. Porter
Justice French
Floyd van Meter
Lane in Jail in Glouster on Three Counts
Joe Lane was arraigned before Mayor Gormley on three charges including intoxication and driving while intoxicated. He was bound over to the grand jury with a $3,000 bond and jailed in Athens. An outstanding fine will also be served in jail.
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Glouster
Joe Lane
Barney Sanders
Tod Howard
Gormley
Grand Jury
Athens
Lane
Boys accused of scattering tacks on Depot Square
Officers report a pair of boys admitted tossing tacks on Depot Square Sunday morning causing tire punctures for several autos. Names were supplied by an eye witness and the probation officer will be notified of the case.
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Glouster
Mine No 255 Sets New Drydock Break Record for Coal
In Glouster Ohio the Ohio Collieries Mine No 255 at Drydock again topped its output with 1 202 tons of coal loaded on Tuesday, the highest since open shop work resumed. Previously 1 101 tons on Friday set the prior record as expansion continues with more loaders planned. Eighty six workers rode the labor train to the mine, the largest turnout since resumption.
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Glouster
Ohio Collieries
Drydock
Musselwhite Dies At 85 In Glouster Home
George Musselwhite 85 died Monday at 4:30 PM at his home near Glouster between this city and Derthick after years of ill health. Survived by three children James George and Mrs J W Tinkler his wife having died twenty years ago. Funeral at 2 PM Thursday at the home with burial in Glouster Cemetery. Born in England he lived in the United States about 47 years, most of that time here. Farrell Thomas returned to Bucyrus Sunday after two weeks with influenza.
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Glouster
George Musselwhite
Derthick
James
George
J. W. Tinkler
Musselwhite
England
Never a Marcel Wave By Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper explains her hair care routine using Wave and Sheen. She moistens her hair, applies it with a comb, covers with chiffon, and achieves lasting waves with a radiant, non sticky sheen. The product costs 75 cents at toilet counters.
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Marcel
Edna Wallace Hopper
Mrs Pickering and daughters visit city on journey home
Mrs Susan Pickering and daughters Mrs J E Perry and Miss Ethel Pickering of Youngstown were guests Tuesday afternoon. They had spent days with relatives at Athens and left to visit relatives at Bartlett and Marietta before returning home.
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J. E. Perry
Ethel Pickering
Youngstown
Athens
Bartlett
Marietta
South America visitors tour Glouster clan and family ties
Mr and Mrs D C Lloyd of Columbus with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Ernest Lloyd and two children from Buenos Aires Argen tine Republic South America were guests of Phil Lloyd Sunday Ernest Lloyd born in Glouster spent boyhood here He works in telephone business in South America and will sail from New York City Saturday for a 19 day voyage home
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Glouster
D. C. Lloyd
Columbus
Ernest Lloyd
Buenos Aires
Argentine Republic
South America
Phil Lloyd
New York City
Columbus Families Gather for Sunday Dinner
Jennie McDonald and three daughters of Columbus joined Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Woods and son Earl, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ranney and son Jean, and Mrs. N. K. Pugh. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hooper with Mrs. McDonald and daughters, former Glouster residents, as dinner guests Sunday.
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Jennie McDonald
Columbus
W. G. Johnson
C. C. Woods
Earl
W. D. Ranney
Jean
N. K. Pugh
Ben Hooper
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