Farm Transfer Aims to Dodge $400 Interest, Ohio Court Hears
Meigs County Common Pleas Court in Pomeroy heard the case of First National Bank Racine versus William Eynon Charles A Eynon and Sarah A Eynon over a fraudulent transfer of a farm to avoid a $400 note and interest. The court found Sarah A Eynon died June 1 and revised the petition. Witness testimony included a California resident and the elder Eynon’s 1927 note for $800 with $400 paid to the Racine bank. The father allegedly transferred the farm to son Charles A Eynon who built a home 1911 12 and supplied material worth 8050, later claimed the farm was deeded to the mother with a will to the son upon death, which failed after her sudden death. The bank seeks to apply proceeds to creditors. further hearings await revised petition.
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Pomeroy
White
Gallipolis
Meigs County
California
Eynon
Racine Bank
Tthe Bank
William Eynon
Charles A. Eynon
Homer
State approves Athens County bridge project in winter program
Governor White's emergency committee approves construction of four Athens County bridges as part of a statewide winter program. Total state and federal funding amounts to 41 000 with 12 000 from the federal government and the rest from the state.
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Athens County
White
Columbia
Meigs County
Washington
Morgan
Congress Run
Margaret Creek
Grass Rver
Little Leading Creek
Washington County
Second Creek
Collins Run
Fifteen Mile Creek
Wingett’ Run
Sachett Run
Morgan County
McConnellville
Meigs County Notes Reports Illnesses and Local Events
Mrs Carl Hobart and Dr H L Ward of Middleport are reported seriously ill. A man 65 found mentally deficient was examined by Judge Carleton in Scipio Township. Licenses to marry were issued to Vernon West and Virginia Tewkesbury in Pomeroy. Officials attended Knights of Pythias at Marietta. others travelled to Columbus on official business. Bridges funding for state highways totaling 52000 announced for Meigs County. Mrs Kingsland and daughter Amy flew to New York City. funeral set for W M Burton in Middleport. Meigs W C T U to hold tenth annual convention in Middleport.
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Carl Hobart
H. L. Ward
Middleport
George Kittle
Jesse Hull
Scipio Township
Chillicothe Military Hospital
Virginia Tewkesbury
Carpenter
Pomeroy
Hess
Dana Roush
Charles Mullen
Knights of Pythias
Marietta
C. Peretti
Thel Faris
Auditor Blackmore
Columbus
Albert Franz
Ohio State University
W. M. Hovis
Racine
Mercer
Meigs County
Ravenswood
Portland
E. W. Kingsland
Amy
New York City
Gravel Hill
Cheshire
Mary Wilson
Strohmeyer
Reedsville
California
Lizzie
Presbyterian Church
Childers Funeral Today in Leon West Virginia
Funeral services for George Childers engineer who died in Charleston Sunday night will be held today at 2 o'clock at the Baptist Church in Leon West Virginia with burial in a nearby cemetery. Several local residents traveled to attend.
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Middleport
George Childers
Charleston
Baptist Church
Leon
W. Va
Messenger society and locals desk contact notice
O A Hartley staff correspondent urges readers to telephone Your News Your Society and Locals to 403 for society items and local notices. Circulation and classified advertising details are provided with John Sauvage at 453 L for Messenger ads.
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O. A. Hartley
Messenger
John Sauvage
Mrs. Eichinger Honored by Local Ministers Wives
Wives of Middleport and Pomeroy ministers met at Mrs. Fred I. Gardner home to honor Mrs. C. H. Eichinger as she prepares to move to Circleville. The gathering featured games contests and light refreshments in a social evening.
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Middleport
Pomeroy
Fred I. Gardner
South Sixth Avenue
Palmer Street
C. H. Eichinger
Circleville
Four Boys Accused in Camp Fire Near Middleport
In Pomeroy a State Fire Marshal representative reports a complaint about four boys aged 12 to 16 who allegedly burned a fishing camp at Middleport. The 10 by 10 by 6 feet camp stood at the water edge. The inspector will investigate after finishing the Chapman barn case in Salem township.
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Pomeroy
State Fire Marshal
Middleport
Salem Township
Miller Family Heads to Buckeye Lake Cottage
Middleport residents Mr and Mrs R A Miller and their son David, with Mrs Jessie Lansbury, traveled to Buckeye Lake this morning to stay at the Miller cottage. Mr Miller has been ill and David returned to Middleport the same evening.
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Middleport
R. A. Miller
David
Jessie Lansbury
Buckeye Lake
Two Former Local Ministers Honored
Meigs County Ministerial Association members dined at the Merry Tea Room to honor Rev. C. H. Eichinger of Heath M. E. Church and Rev. P. A. Bright of Simpson M. E. Church Pomeroy who are transferred to Circleville and Junction City. Eichinger and family depart Middleport Thursday after five years of service.
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Middleport
Meigs County Ministerial Association
Merry Tea Room
C. H. Eichinger
Heath
Miner Injured in Charteroak Mine Near Pomeroy
E D Tucker of Thomas Fork near Pomeroy was crushed by slate and top coal in the Charteroak Mine now run by M L French. He suffered a severe injury to a leg below the knee and was taken to Gallipolis hospital for X rays.
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Pomeroy
Charteroak
M. L. French
E. D. Tucker
Thomas Fork
Tucker
Gallipolis
Irene Wood Yard Sues for Divorce in Meigs County Court
Irene Wood Yard acting by her next friend D F Dye of Harrisonville sues for divorce from Raymond Woodyard in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. She seeks restoration to her maiden name Irene Dye.
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Pomeroy
Irene Woodyard
D. F. Dye
Harrisonville
Meigs County
Local Visitors and Returning Students Highlight Olin University Return
Mr. and Mrs. C E B Keller and daughter Bertha of Coolville spent Tuesday with Mrs. Keller's sister Mrs. Jennie Smith Grant Street. Charles Houston and companion left Grant Street home in Cleveland after vacation. Upperclassmen Margaret Ella Hysell Frances Willock Caro Louise Erwin and Nancy Reed returned to Olin University to register for the new school year. Dan L. Farmer and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Keller
Bertha
Coolville
Local Notes and Unlisted Deaths in Middetown Area
Walter Priode enters freshman year as schedules firm up with classes starting Thursday. Parkersburg visitor Miss Mary Ann Case stays with Miss Freda Faehnle. Mrs. James Stevens returns home after Charleston visit with daughter Mrs. F. M. Sisson. Mrs. Mary Dawson, mother of Mrs. Louis Seyfried, ill with asthma. William Burton dies Monday leaving two sisters Mrs. C A Kelly of Oregon and Mrs. M. C. Davis of Columbus. Mrs. M. C. Hobart ill at Lincoln Street home. Miss Lelia Hawkins takes a vacation from Hobson office duties to visit Columbus relatives. Middleport High adds thirty-nine new books to library. Mrs. Russell Gaffney, niece of Electa Hysell, recovering after serious operation at Holzer Hospital. Trainmaster C. L. Wilson travels to Zanesville then drives granddaughter Miss Virginia Axline to Lake Erie College for Women in Painesville. Miss Axline, Zanesville High School class of 1931, has visited cousins Nora and Vesta McCoy and others here.
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William Burton
C A. Kelly
Oregon
M. C. Davis
Columbus
M. C. Hobart
Lincoln Street
Lelia Hawkins
Hobson
Middleport High School
Russell Gaffney
Electa Hysell
Holzer Hospital
C. L. Wilson
Zanesville
Virginia Axline
Painesville
Lake Erie College For
Axline
Zanesville High School
Nora
Vesta McCoy
Ohio Prohibition Dept Reports Year End Revenues and Actions
Columbus reports 217350.17 dollars in liquor law fines earned by September 1. The prohibition department logged 4888 arrests 4097 convictions and 58714 inspections alongside 831 illicit still seizures. Total fines 828929. Cost to operate the department was 126537.70. Fines paid into the state treasury are shared with county and municipal divisions.
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Columbus
U.P
State Treasury
State Prohibition Department
White
Clarence H. Sears
Sears
Prohibition Department
Athens Countians Are Arrested at Marietta
Howard Miller and William Mullen of Athens County pleaded not guilty in Common Pleas Court to manufacturing whisky indictments. Trial set for Thursday. Miller waived $500 cash bond and surrendered. Mullen free on bond. Earl Richards and Hubert McGinnis alleged to have operated as Leo McGinnis, pleaded not guilty to burglary and larceny for alleged theft of chickens. trial set for Oct. 6.
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Marietta
Howard Miller
William Mullen
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Miller
Mullen
Earl Richards
Hubert McGinnis
Leo McGinnis
Measured Advertising Principle From Long Ago
Bernard Lichtenberg cites Professor George Burton Hotchkiss who studied advertising effects and found that consistent advertisers prosper while vacillating ones fall behind. The piece suggests applying the question to production, accounting, selling, eating, and living, noting the outcome depends on the objective.
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Bernard Lichtenberg
Alexander Hamilton Institute
George Burton Hotchkiss
Councilman Mansfield Returns From Fishing Trip With Snake
Councilman Clyde Mansfield and family along with Prof. and Mrs. O EB McClure report excellent bass fishing on a trip through eastern West Virginia. Mansfield brought home a five rattles rattler kept in a box at his Mulberry Street residence. The party traveled through mountain districts between the South Branch Valley and the Shenandoah Valley with additional family members from Akron joining the camp along the Potomac River.
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Clyde Mansfield
Petersburg Gap
West Virginia
Mansfield
Mulberry Street
O. EB. McClure
South Branch Valley
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Stanley Mansfield
Akron
South Branch
Potomac River
Death of John Turner 53 in Springfield
Mrs. George Frashier of First Street receives word of the sudden death Monday of her brother John Turner aged 53 at his Springfield home. Mrs. Joe Lohse of Athens R F D is also a sister. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday afternoon in Jackson. Turner leaves a widow and no children.
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George Frashier
First Street
John Turner
Springfield
Joe Lohse
Athens R. F. D
Jackson
Turner
Thompson's Successor To Be Named Thursday
The Ohio Conservation Council meeting in Columbus on Thursday will likely recommend the woman it wishes to succeed J. W. Thompson of Elida Ohio, whose resignation as state conservation official prompts the search for a replacement.
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Thompson
Columbus
Ohio Conservation Council
J. W. Thompson
Elida
Child Support Order for Tippie Plea and Bond
Magistrate C. H. Porter ordered Tippie to pay 8 per month and furnish clothing for a minor child. Cora Wilson, the grandmother, filed the charge alleging failure to provide. Tippie pleaded guilty and was released on his oath to comply with the magistrate’s orders.
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Tippie
Stewart
C. H. Porter
Cora Wilson
Porter
Goodrich to Cut Salaried Hours and Wages
J D Tew president of the B F Goodrich Company said salaried employees at the Akron firm and its subsidiaries will have work hours reduced by 10 percent effective October 1 and salaries adjusted accordingly to avoid further reductions in salaried staff.
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Akron
B. F. Goodrich Company
J. D. Tew
Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a Remedy for Indigestion
The text cites excess stomach acid as a common cause of indigestion and related ailments. It touts Phillips' Milk of Magnesia as the best corrective, noting its instant neutralization of acid, harmlessness, tasteless quality, and quick action after consumption.
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Phillip
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North Carolina
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Ford Finance
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Walter Priode
Mary Ann Case
Parkersburg
Freda Faehnle
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F. M. Sisson
Mary Dawson
Louis Seyfried
Rattler
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