Meigs County Court Sees Record Month of Civil Filings
Pomeroy Ohio报道显示 Meigs County common pleas court 在九月创纪录的民事诉讼月。十月中旬提出第三起对 William R Halliday 及 Mattie M Halliday J R Ogdin 的相关诉讼， Farmers Bank of Sedalia 代表清偿地产纠纷，三起案涉及对地产与信托的传递以及对先前判决的执行。续案还包括对寄信人及债权人权益的调整请求。
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Horton Brown
Brown
William R. Halliday
Salem Township
Mattie M Halliday
J. R. Ogdin
Farmers Bank of Sedalia, O
Common Pleas Court
Farmers Bank
William and Mattie Halliday
Halliday
Mattie Halliday
Ogdin
Captor and Captive in Battle of Buffington Island 1863
The piece recalls D. T. Moore former Albany timer and his prisoner W. C. Allen a Confederate whom Moore identified in Orange California. It recounts Morgan's raid across the Ohio River July 1863 with Federal forces halting the Confederates at Buffington Island, captures at McConnelsville and McArthur jail, bridge burnings along the Scioto and Hocking line, and local recollections including thefts and robberies by the raiders in Vinton County.
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Buffington Island
D. T. Moore
Albany
W. C. Allen
Moore
Allen
Orange
Calif
Meigs County
Portland
Ohio Valley
John Morgan
Ohio River
Morgan
Tuppers Plains
McConnelsville
Columbus
McArthur
Vinton County
Wilkesville
Doctor Bishop
Vinton Station
Eli Dunkle
Nelsonville
Mt. Pleasant
New Plymouth
Scioto & Hocking
Rally Day in Pomeroy Bend at Presbyterian Church
Pomeroy presbyterian church schedules a combined Rally Day program on Sunday morning at 9 15 with a later sermon by Rev Theophil Meir on Our Love Is Commensurate to the Forgiveness We Have Received A choir anthem and Triangles group meet Sunday night Minersville services listed for 2 pm confirmation class Sunday morning at 9 and a Saturday night rally meeting Senior and intermediate groups gather Sunday night A fall campaign arrives with Wednesday prayer at 7 during October rally activities across departments.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Presbyterian Church
Theophil Meir
Ehurehk
Minersville
F. C. Kreager
First Baptist Church of
Middleport
Dexter Social Notes From Meigs And Vinton Counties
Dexter briefs note several local visitors and departures. Toledo guests the Wid Kellenback and son return home after visiting relatives in Meigs and Vinton. Harold Smith and son of Marietta visit H C Smith family before departing for Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition. Other guests include Hildred Forrest Stella Eggleston and June Dunfee visiting Cooks in town. Lightburn Vale ill with influenza and G B Davis takes bridge foreman role at Kenston. Steward Richmond moves from Pilgrim Ridge to Rutland Township. Leota Grimes of Columbus visits R D Hill. Emerson Marching- continues with regional notices.
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Wid Kellenback
Toledo
Meigs
Vinton
Harold Smith
Marietta
H. C. Smith
Chicago
S. C. Cook
Hildred Forrest
Cleveland
F. M. Daily
Zanesville
Stella Eggleston
Athens
June Dunfee
Rutland
Lightburn Vale
G. B. Davis
Kexton
Steward Richmond
Pilgrim Ridge
Rutland Township
Leota Grimes
Columbus
R. D. Hill
Emerson
Sunday Guests Visit Local Residents
Ton and son and Mr and Mrs Joseph Sullivan of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Loyal Folden of Gallipolis were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Homer Marchington.
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Ton and Son
Joseph Sullivan
Columbus
Loyal Folden
Gallipolis
Homer Marchington
Local Social Notes From Middleport and Nearby Areas
Mrs Guy Thompson of Columbus is visiting in Middleport at Dr E F Maags on Lincoln Street with her sister Mrs Boyd Dilgard and family at Minersville. Starling McCullough rents Lansbury property on South Second Avenue and will move in after vacancy. Ed Mankin and daughter Maxine, and Mrs Frank Abbott visited Charleston on Wednesday. Mrs Abbott saw her niece Eleanor McElheney recovering from an operation. Marion McGoure left for Steubenville for temporary work. Dave and wife visit Dayton with relatives and return to Youngstown after a trip with Timmy Russell family on Beech Street. Arthur Covert and wife visited Columbus to see daughter Miss Mayme, a student in Office.
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Guy Thompson
Columbus
E. F. Maag
Lincoln Street
Boyd Dilgard
Minersville
Starling McCullough
Jessie Lansbury
South Second Avenue
Lansbury
Ed Mankin
Maxine
Frank Abbott
Charleston
Eleanor McElheney
Marion McGoure
Steubenville
Dave Owens
Dayton
J. C. Goodrich
Cavl Russell
Russell
Timmy Russell
Beech Street
Youngstown
Arthur Covert
Miss Mayme
Cherry Tree Blooms Third Time This Year
In Pomeroy Sept 29 report of cherry trees blooming thrice this season headlines a tree at W L Russell’s Lincoln Hill home that has blossomed three times this year. The tree first bore fruit, then blossomed twice more with petals falling, and now shows new leaves and blossoms. An apple tree of late Pippin variety is also showing a second growth of buds and blooms.
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Pomeroy
the Messenger
W. L. Russell
Lincoln Hill
Russell
Training School Notes on Local Movements and Illness
Jep Swisher, who spent the summer here, left Thursday for Columbus to resume his studies at Ohio State University now in his third year. Captain George Howder has been ill several days. Mrs. Fannie Stevens moved Thursday into an apartment in the William Huggins property on Lincoln Street.
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Jep Swisher
Columbus
Ohio State University
Swisher
University
George Howder
Fannie Stevens
William Huggins
Lincoln Street
Local social notes from Letart Falls area
Mrs Fannie Pilchard and daughter Miss Louise Parr visited relatives in Letart Falls. Bertha Hopkins and brother Thomas from East Orange New Jersey stayed with their uncle Mr Johnson. Born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Walter McDade a son. Casto and Heiney families joined Mrs Casto and daughter Del Heiney in Letart Falls. L W Grayson of Navarre visited J D Roush and returned home. Thereon Johnson returns from World’s Fair and Niagara Falls and paints in Canada. Mrs George Sayrs of Antiquity recovering from cerebral hemorrhage. Ross Norris and Carl Norris with children returned from Canal Dover and Akron visit. St Clair Hill ill with appendicitis.
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Fannie Pilchard
Mark Morgan
Charleston
Louise Parr
Bertha Hopkins
Thomas
East Orange
N. J
Mr. Johnson
Walter McDade
Kenneth Casto
Bellegrove
W. Va
Sarah Casto
Little Washington
Ross Norris
Carl Norris
Edwin
Canal Dover
Ray Searls
Akron
St. Clair Hill
Marys to Attend Century of Progress Exposition
Mrs Paul French, Mrs Hobart Mace, and Miss Harrie Marie Smith will depart Saturday to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition at the World’s Fair in Midwest city. The trip highlights civic travel and the city’s participation in the exposition.
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Middleport
Paul French
Hobart Mace
Harrie Marie Smith
Chicago
Women prepare for World’s Fair trip and church meeting
Cora Bennett and Ma ter travel by motor to the World’s Fair next Friday visiting other points. Women of Christ Bible Church in Middleport plan a meeting this evening with Reynolds’ group acting as hosts.
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Cora Bennett
Mater
Middleport
Cc of Christ Bible
E Reynolds
Evans to Speak at Carthage Church Service
The Rev. Livya Evans of the Presbyterian Church will be guest pastor at Carthage Church for a 2 30 sermon. Bible school starts at 1 30 with Miss Elizabeth r as superintendent.
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Livya Evan Dé
Glouster Fans See Buffalo in Series
Columbus fans witnessed a game Thursday between Buffalo and an opponent in the series. Columbus has won two games in the series, with another game played at Columbus.
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Glouster
Buffalo
Crawford
John Toth
Emmett Anderson Lumbus
Columbus
Community Guests and Local News From Silver Ridge
Silver Ridge residents shared visits with relatives from New Lexington Toledo and Bashan. The Meigs County Fair at Rocksprings drew attendees from Silver Ridge. The Cozarts moved near Sumner. Various residents were guests in homes of Shafer Bean Smith and Losser with everyday social updates.
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Thor Shafer
Nelsonville
Elvin Bean
Silver Ridge
Rocksprings
Cozart
Sumner
Francis Bean
Clarice
Thelma Shafer
Ray Meredith
Bashan
Hart Smith
Maud Tresive
Jasper Hill
John Losseter
Joan
Toledo
Ther Shafer
Norma Dean
Chester
C. F. Betsing
Poindexters Visit Victims Hospitalized After Auto Crash
Friends of Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Poindexter, Mrs. Bryant, and daughter traveled to Logan to visit them in the hospital, where they have been confined since their injuries in an automobile accident near Nelsonville. Visitors on Thursday included Mrs. Edward Tewksbury, Mrs. Theron Russell, Mrs. Frank Vroman, Miss Sara Dobbs, Mrs. J. E. Harley, and Mrs. W. E. Bryan.
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Middleport
Logan Hospital
C. A. Poindexter
Bryant
Logan
Nelsonville
Edward Tewksbury
Theron Russell
Frank Vroman
Sara Dobbs
J. E. Harley
W. E. Bryan
Pomeroy Rally Day Service At Simpson Church
Simp son Methodist Episcopal Church schedules a Rally Day program during the morning service from 9 to 10 30. The Young People’s Society meets at 6 15 Sunday night. Rev T E Maneas will deliver a sermon “The home of the Soul” at 7. Holy Communion at Pomeroy Grace Episcopal Church Sunday morning at 8. Young People’s meeting at 6 Sunday night.
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Pomeroy
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Young People’s Society
T. E. Maneas
Pomeroy Grace Episcopal Church
Auxiliary Elects Middleport Women Leaders for year
In Middleport on September 29 the American Legion Auxiliary Feeney Bennett Post No 128 elected officers for the coming year. Elected were Ida Edwards president Wilmetta Mulford senior vice president Edith Sauer junior vice president Helen Sauer secretary Kathryn Poindexter treasurer Ada Bing chaplin Mildred Carsons sergeant at arms and executive committee members Cora Bennett Mildred Fowler and Marguerite White. Installation is set for Monday evening October 16 at the Legion Hall with Post Commander H D Inbeat in charge.
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Middleport
van Edwards
American Legion Auxiliary
Feeney-Bennett
Ida Edwards
Wilmetta Mulford
Edith Sauer
Helen Sauer
Kathryn Poindexter
Chaplin
Ada Bing
Mildred Carsons
Cora Bennett
Mildred Fowler
Marguerite White
Legion Hall
H. D. Inbeet
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Clover Farm
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Bran
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South East Ohio
Letart Falls
Evans
Silver Ridge News
G. W. Christy
Floyd Christy
Vern Christy
New Lexington
Snyder
Clark
C. F. Betzing
Poindexters
Pomeroy Church
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