Right Men Needed in Government Ingalls Says in Speech
Republican governor candidate David S. Ingalls told a large Meigs County audience in Pomeroy that the right men must run government and warned against electing officials based on promises. He urged qualification over political appointments and planned to pick capable state department heads if elected. He spoke after a luncheon at Hotel Martin and then moved on to Gallipolis for another to-address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingalls
Pomeroy
David S. Ingalls
Meigs County
Mr. Ingalls
Hotel Martin
A. H. Rosenbaum
Gallipolis
Roosevelt Campaign Pause Highlighted by Child Support
Attendant in Dr. George Schaff's office notes Roosevelt paused his campaign to cheer an invalid child. Miss Susan Russell, who resigned, is soon to wed. Mrs. Lulu Mason leaves for Parkersburg to visit her niece. Families and other local residents travel, visit, or return home after brief stays and weekend trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schaff
Susan Russell
Lulu Mason
Parkersburg
Claude Crawford
McAllister
Barbara
Sewickley
Osler
Stansbury
Langaville
Jessie Lansbury
C. E. Erwin
Collis D. Dawson
Columbus
J. B. Springer
C. E. Grant
W. Va
A. W. McKay
A. J. Beaver
Roscoe Fowler
Cora Bennett
American Legion
Portland
Ore
California
Willis Aleshire
Rio Grance
Herbert Chambers
Miss Minor
Miss Fell
Dexter and
Bainbridge
G. H. Stansbury
Grant Street
J. O. Leonard
Pennyall
N. Y
Margaret Ralph
Meigs County Teachers Listed by Superintendent Chapman
Meigs County schools announce the new staff for the coming year. Superintendent C O Chapman lists principals and teachers for each district including Chester Columbia Dexter Great Bend Harrisonville Scipio Lebanon Letart Minersville Morning Star Olive Orange Joppa Pleasant View Racine Sutton Sidney and more with grade and subject assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Pomeroy
Meigs County
C. O. Chapman
Chester
R. Hayes
Kathryn Philson
Earl Knight
Henry Beaver
BH. M. Musgrave
Fred V. Rice
Bernard Eiselstein
Bertha Fell
Finn Beegle
Bashan
Riebel Dorse
James Bailey
Columbia
William Peck
Catherine Slates
Nihle Frank
W. H. Hampton
Nellie Radekin
Freda Turner
Ina Radekin
Dexter
Lawrence Chapman
George Perry
Great Bend
A. L. Paynter
Frances Foster
Harrisonville-Scipio
EB. V. Springer
R. D. Chapman
Howard Knight
Adena Gift
Adriene French
Katie Wells
Rachel Warner
Irvin Creek
Grace Troyer
Pageville
Ray Jordan
Nova Mae Gilkey
Lebanon
Filatswoods
Creed James
Anna Postiewait
Silveraville
Donald Bradford Hazel
Nile Barnett
Rainbow
Thelma Morehead
Bald Knobs
Robert Roberts
Letart
Otis Crawford
W. R. Hayman
Ruth Hayman
Irene Miller
Antiquity
Grammar
Freeland Norris
Maggie Powell
Mt. Moriah
Paul Manuel
Minersville
Clara Rizer
Helen Groeser
Morning Star
Lawrence Rose
Olive Orange
Davis
W.A. Rice
Ruth Drake
Frances Mitchel
Norwood Knight
Kathryn Hayes
Violet Benedum
Lucy Vineyard
Joppa
Freda Cole
Helen Newland
Eden Grammar
Augusta Perry
Dave Cowdery
Shumway
Ray Whaley
Pleasant View
Ora A. Hill
Portland
Wimary
Frankie McKelvey
Racine Sutton
J. W. Frank
Supt
M. L. Landrum
Chas. Qayman
Gladys Roush
Avice Smith
Dorothy Philson
Sidney Fahey
W. O. Crow
Mauricett
Fannie Bell Weaver
Inermediate
Maxine Wingett
Grammar School Staff and Supervisors at Multiple Districts Named
The report lists numerous primary and grammar school staff across towns including Reedsville Rutland and Syracuse Williams. It names principals superintendents and trustees such as O. O. Patterson Lucile Smith Margaret Spratt and Ruth Thomas along with county education officials J. S. Frank Chester W. R. Holcomb Carpenter and J. W. Young Rutland W. C. Keebaugh Sumner and Van E. McDade.
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Thelma Michael
Salem
Salem Center
Grammar
Hazel Swan
Martha Romine
Fairplay
Mary Fern Davis
Danville
Henry B. Kruskamp
Sailsbury
Rose Hill
Ray Wilson
Margaret Swanger
Farle Erlewine
Rock Springs
Harley Musser
Norma Beards
Laurel Cliff
EB. J. Tracy
Nellie Tracy
Bradbury
Charles Wagner
Mildred Feeney
Edith Forrest
Geneva G. Joachim
Silver Run
Wm. G. Peterson
Brittin Weeks
Audrey Circle
Harriet McIntosh
Lotta
A. S. Greenler
Jacobs
Mildred Smith
Mae Lambert
Hiland
History of Nearby Town Is Recalled
Relatives of the late David Salser preserve notes from Syracuse’s early days. They recount 1853 land purchases by Thomas Davis of Syracuse and David Worcester of New York City, a coal shaft mine and first shipment in 1855, and the town’s naming after Syracuse, New York. Quartus Bridgeman Amos Quillen laid out farms into lots with Wilkes Heckard surveying. Salt works began in 1967 and the Slope coal mine opened in the late 1860s. The 1844 Methodist Church, and Carleton College construction started in spring 1864 and opened in 1869 for the first school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Davis
Syracuse
New York
David
Worcester
New York City
Syracuse Coal & Salt Company
Cincinnati
N. Y
Quartus Bridgeman
Amos Quillen
Lota
Wilkes Heckard
Slope
Carleton College
Rawlings Recuperating After Operation at Home
Rawlings, formerly at St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland, arrived in Pomeroy Thursday evening and is recuperating at his Union Avenue home. His son Bob Rawlings has managed his Middleport business during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlings
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Pomeroy
Union Avenue
Bob Rawlings
Middleport
Forgetful shoppers ignore dollar on restaurant floor
L F Schoenleb, a Pomeroy grocer manager, dropped a one dollar bill and later found it again. He recounts that 15 to 20 patrons walked over the spot without recognizing or picking up the money. The incident highlights the money’s apparent invisibility to passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
L. F. Schoenleb
Schoenleb
Polite Young Woman Passenger Delays Smoking On Route
A Star Route carrier recalls a summer trip from Columbus featuring a refined young woman passenger. He refrained from smoking to avoid smoke near her, then asked permission to light his pipe briefly, noting her subtle disapproval and his desire to smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Columbus
Uncle Sam
River superstition ends as boatwreck tale reported
Long passage recounts a Hardings Ferry crew facing superstition during a river voyage. A horseshoe ritual and misfortune accompany the vessel’s sinking after a failed attempt to salvage cargo. The crew ashore, one burial noted, and a local belief tied to the event is claimed resolved. Nearby social notes list visitors and health updates from Middleport to Cleveland area families.
Fall Mushrooms and Probate Activity Reported in Pomeroy
Dry weather reduced fall mushroom sprouting in fields and barnyards around Pomeroy while some Bradbury families enjoyed the crop. Probate court actions include the will of Mary C. Bradbury admitted to probate with Florence C. Richards appointed executrix, and multiple guardianship and administration filings across local estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Bradbury
A. W. Lee
Bankers Attend District Meeting at Cambridge Club
Mrs. Margaret Jenkinson of Moundsville West Virginia visits her son and daughter in law Clifford Jenkinson for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George Parker of Mulberry Avenue attend a bankers wives convention at Cambridge Country Club with 125 bankers and wives present. Women from Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church attend the Women's Foreign Missionary District meeting in Wellston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jenkinson
Moundsville
W. Vae
Clifford Jenkinson
George Parker
Mulberry Avenue
Cambridge Country Club
Cambridge
Marietta
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Women’s Foreign Missionary District
Welleton
Charles Ebersbach
Emma Wa
Problems of Farm and Garden Q A hints for hogs lime wheat and pruning
The column answers practical farm questions from feeding hogs to lime types and fertilization. It covers marketing hogs around 200 pounds, choosing limestone or hydrated lime by cost, fertilizing black soil after manure, and pruning shrubs and fruit trees by season with notes from agronomists. It also lists local notices and contacts including county agents and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ohio
A. Agronomists
Honors Son's Birthday in Middleport
Mrs Hollis Gardner entertained from 2 to 4 on Saturday honoring her son Eugene who celebrated his ninth birthday that day. Games and contests were enjoyed by the guests Charlies and Ruth Entsminger James Egner Charles Reed Dale Lyons Billy Reichman Betty Jane Becker Milton Scholl Jacqueline Maag Robert John Snider Billy Helen Jane Root Gene Harris Allen Bradford Juanita Haddox and Eugene Gardner the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Hollis Gardner
South Sixth Avenue
Eugene
Charlies
Ruth Entsminger
James Egner
Charles Reed
Dale Lyons
Billy Reichman
Betty Jane Becker
Milton Scholl
Jacqueline Maag
Robert
John Snider
Billy
Helen Jane Root
Gene Harris
Allen Bradford
Juanita Haddox
Eugene Gardner
Washington Camp Site Marked in Athens County
The Ohio D A R plans a marker near Hockingport to honor George Washington's 1770 visit down the Ohio to the Kanawha mouth. The Ohio River Pageant will reenact the voyage October 27 with a boat for Washington and seven associates and canoes for two Indians at each camp site. West Virginia may join on the Ohio side and schools will likely observe a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Hockingport
George Washington
Ohio Country
O. D. Dailey
Albany
Ohio River
Kanawha River
Washington
Ohio
Atkins County
C. B. Galbreath
State Commission
West Virginia
Hocking River
O. K. Ream
Zanesfield
Ohio observes Washington celebration with markers in multiple counties
The Ohio State Daughters of the American Revolution plan markers at Powhatan Belmont County and near Pomeroy and Athens County as part of a state wide homage to Washington. The October schedule includes camp sites near East Liverpool Marietta and Meigs County with ceremonies October 27 urging all Ohio residents to honor the Father of Our Country.
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Athens County
Daughters of American Revolution
Belmont County
Powhatan
Captina Creek
Washington
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Charles Rathburn
S. F
East
Liverpool
Marietta
Ohio
State Commission
Davis Not Worried About Lottery Case Says Senator
New York September 24 Senator James J Davis voiced confidence that the federal lottery law case against him will collapse once his defense is heard. He warned the government has built a card house with no sound foundation. He noted a $15 300 check said to be lottery proceeds was deposited into his personal Pittsburgh bank account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Davis
Pittsburgh
Langleyville Mine Reopens Quietly Under Guard
Taylorville Illinois September 24 The Peabody Coal Mine No 9 at Langleyville reopened after disorder and a guardsmen detachment stood by in barracks. Pickets were dispersed with tear gas bombs and authorities deterred a planned miners protest meeting at Pana 18 miles south.
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Taylorville
U.P
Langleyville
National
Pana
Here
Democratic women open campaign in Columbus with Nellie Tayloe Ross
Democratic women gathered in Columbus to launch their November campaign for state and national offices. Former Wyoming governor Nellie Tayloe Ross delivered the principal address as part of the meeting agenda.
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Columbus
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
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Deist
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Akron
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Mabel Wilson
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Smith
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Kathryn Hawkins
Zéth Alem
Board of Coesty Commissioners
Amene State Hospital
Aen Moore
Charlier Moore
Mancourt
Laene Ageinet Ranzo
Harel Moore
Manes
Jenee Dailey Cottrill Myseil
Gieh
Pomeroy Fersonala
B. M. Jewell
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
A. F. Whitney
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
B. Berry
Order of Railway Conductors
Cedar Rapids
E. J. Mannion
Order of
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J. G. Luhrsen
American Train Dispatchers’ Association
George Harrison
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
C. J. Golf
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
J. Bissett
Eva Quivey
Locust Avenue
Earl Cowen
Katherine Rees
Fred Wendland
Rees
James Atwood
Dayton
Ella Reed
Huntington
Foster Memorial Home
Dave Geyer
Butternut Avenue
Carl Vandenbark Jackson
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company
Leverett Roush
Theron Russell
John Terrel
Martha
William Hines
Christian Baer
Ball Run
H. H. Genheimer
Edith Bowen
Spring Avenue
Tom Crow
Jean Heneasey
Ralston Russell
A. D. Russell
Dora Shaefer
Scott Ridgeway
J. W. McMurray
Portamouth
Clyde Wilson
Lauren Cliff
Charleston
Ethel
Clara Garland
Jonah Cottrill
Harrisonville
Rebecca Cottrill
Bowmans Run
Air
Charles Nichols
Pennsylvania
Home Missionary Society of the
Simpson M. E
Elmer Window
Sugar Run
Jed Webster
Henry Jenkinson
Mrs
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Rose Hobart
William M. Grosvenor, Jr
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B. O. Skinner
Ohio Bicentennial Commission
All Coun
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West Wizing
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Glouster
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