Heines Coal to reopen Rolling Mill mine at Pomeroy Bend
The Heines Coal company of Pomeroy plans to reopen the old Rolling Mill mine on Condor street by May 1 with nine men initially and more later. The coal will go to New Pittsburgh Coal, power from Ohio Power, and operations resume after a long shutdown with 1917 wage scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Heines Coal Company
Condor Street
Nine Inch
Grover Jenkinson
Val Reuter
Harry Lacey
Hermann
Rey
George
Cleland
Kam
Harry Heines
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Ohio Power Company
Forties
Rolling Mill
W. B. Horton
W. S. Pomeroy
Mr. Fry
Ebersbach Drive-In
Ohio River
Ebersbach Coal Company
Stand- Ee
Pomeroy Cement Block Company
Yelling Mill
Pomeroy Bend
Meat Theft Spurs Harbor Profit Motive
The text notes meat was about three cents a pound and captains racing to bring boats into port could secure higher profits, making meat theft a paying proposition for some companies.
Pomeroy High School Alumni Banquet Plans Set
The Pomeroy high school alumni association executive committee met Wednesday to plan the annual alumni banquet during commencement week. Committees on decorations program and banquet were named with Floyd F Mees Wyatt G Plantz and Gertrude B Stowe as chairs. The group will reconvene April 12 to finalize arrangements.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy High School Alumni Association
Floyd F. Mees
Wyatt G. Plantz
Gertrude B. Stowe
Clarence Hamm
Josephine Garrison
Louise Ehbersbach
Aten Shain
Herman Kuntz
Allan Chase
Gertrude Stowe
Easter Sunrise Service Planned At Pomeroy Church
Special Easter services are announced at the Church of Christ in Pomeroy. An Easter sunrise prayer meeting at 6 a m features solos by Mrs. E W Peoples and Mrs John Leifert Jr. The Bible school at 9 15 a m, led by Kenneth J Reed, covers The Resurrection Tidings. An 7 30 p m Easter program includes a pageant The Resurrection with eleven cast members and solos by several singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth J. Reed
H. B. Card
John Ignell, Jr
Madeline Sauer
Mildred Hazleton
E. W. Peoples
Edna Curd
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Natural Regularity
The article urges older adults to aid bowels with a gentle laxative and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy that establishes natural regular movement without daily forceful physic. It argues against constant harsh laxatives and ties regularity to relief from headaches dizziness biliousness colds and sour stomach.
Torrence Rites Held After Long Illness at Home
Torrence died at her Long Bottom home on Wednesday after a long cancer illness. Survived by husband, daughter Verda, foster son Raymond, four sisters, four brothers and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Torrence
Long Bottom
Funeral services for Deloyd Dorton held
Deloyd Dorton colored, died at the county infirmary Wednesday. Funeral services were conducted at the colored church in Rutland Friday with burial at Miles Cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Deloyd Dorton
Rutland
the Miles Cemetery
Funeral rites set at Kent Church of Christ Friday
Funeral services will be held from the Church of Christ at Kent Friday with the Rev. Herman A Sayre of Marietta officiating.
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Church of Christ At
Kent
Herman A. Sayre
Marietta
Mrs Tobin Dies at 51 in Pomeroy District
Mrs Florence Tobin, 51, wife of Daniel Tobin, died at her home near Bunker Hill on Wednesday. She leaves her husband and two children Gertie and Cecil. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. from the church at Bunker Hill with burial at Zion cemetery.
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Tobin
Pomeroy
Florence Tobin
Daniel Tobin
Bunker Hill
Gertie
Cecil
Zion Cemetery
Mrs. Fred Zahl Dies in Cleveland
Mrs. Fred Zahl died in Cleveland after a paralytic stroke. She was about 60 and formerly a Pomeroy resident. Survived by husband three daughters and three sons all named in the notice, plus four brothers and one sister. Body returned to Pomeroy. funeral plans not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Fred Zahl
Cleveland
Zahl
Zahls
Charles Houdashelt
Gene Forbes
Minersville
Helen
Albert
Charles
Julius
August
Leonard Greuser
Jacob Greuser
Kerrs Run
Katie Baer
Wind Topples Salt Well Derrick at Macelsier Works
A high wind blew down a derrick at the Macelsier salt works near the O. R. E. car barn. No damage beyond the derrick, valued around 150 dollars, and the structure had been built only a week earlier.
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Pomeroy
Macelsier
Churches Unite in Pomeroy Union Service
Three local churches the Presbyterian Simpson M E Peace Evangelical and Bethany M E joined for a union service at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. W C Jones with assistants Rev F O Weed Rev Moenkhaus and Rev G E Kaetzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Presbyterian
Simpson M. E
Peace Evangelical
Bethany M. E
Presbyterian Church
W. C. Jones
F. O. Weed
Moenkhaus
G. E. Kaetzle
Easter Market to be Held in Middleport
April 2 report notes the What-so-ever class of the Presbyterian church plans an Easter market in Middleport to raise funds and engage the community.
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Middleport
Presby
Easter Market to Be Held at Obenbaugh Store
The Terian church announces its annual Easter market will take place all day Saturday at the store of C. H. Obenbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terian Church
C. H. Obenbaugh
Engineer to Enter Holzer Hospital for Treatment
Elza Creger, an engineer with the N Y C, left yesterday to enter Holzer hospital for treatment in Middleport on April 2.
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Middleport
Elza Creger
Holzer Hospital
Local Movers and Visitors Ferry Through Town
Mr and Mrs Frank Swartzwalder relocate from Koehler property on Spring Street to Fredrica Rehm place on West Main Street. Olga Perilotti visiting with Columbo and Mrs Periotti from Parkersburg. Rob R Webster attends G E sales conference in Columbus. Herman Strauss ill with flu at Mulberry Avenue home. Mrs F Jenkins returns from visit with Straile family in Middleport and Mrs John Whitaker visits Columbus. Louise Ohl Bowman and daughter Dorothy from Hinsdale will spend weekend here at the Remington. Bowman is a local figure.
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Frank Swartzwalder
Koehler
Spring Street
Fredrica Rehm
West Main Street
Olga Perilotti
Parkersburg
Columbo Periotti
Rob R. Webster
Columbus
Herman Strauss
Mulberry Avenue
F. Jenkins
Jackson
Henry Straile
John Whitaker
A. H. Skidmore
Middleport
Louise Ohl Bowman
Dorothy
Hinsdale
Tfl
Remington
Parkersburg business trip and local visitors noted
The passage lists visits and travels of several residents and guests. Rev. and Mrs Oh former rector of Grace Episcopal Church in this city are mentioned. Alex Fisher spends days in Parkersburg for Parkersburg Big & Reel. J B Fenseman returns home to Parkersburg after visiting Mr and Mrs O B Elberfield. Mr and Mrs Charles Morin depart for Tiffin after staying with Mr and Mrs D W Hennessy on Mulberry avenue. Mr and Mrs W H Wills of Columbus and Mrs Albert Greaser of Pittsburgh visit Robert Hannell’s family on Condor street. George Shoemaker returns to Beaver Pennsylvania after a week with family here.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Alex Fisher
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mulberry Avenue
W. H. Wills
Columbus
Albert Greaser
Pittsburgh
Robert Hannell
Condor Street
George Shoemaker
Beaver
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Matte Finish
A new French process powder called MELLO-GLO debuts at Case's Drug Store in Logan Ohio. It claims to control shine and perspiration, minimize lines and pores, and provide a natural skin look, encouraging readers to buy a box today.
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D. Zenner Co
Case’s
Logan, O
Junior Endeavor Society Campaign Nears Easter Close
The Junior Endeavor Society groups in the Churches of Christ at Trimble Greens Run and Taylor Ridge plan one service each Sunday for Easter week. Sunrise prayer at 6 30 a m at Trimble and Greens Run. Twenty five volunteers will report on personal work at Trimble with a supper by Mrs Earl Johnson. A street tar contract for Spring street is postponed to April 10.
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Glouster
Churches of Christ
Trimble
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Greens
Earl Johnson
City Council to convene first meeting of month
Gloubert reports say the council will meet at the city building this evening starting at 7 o clock. Heads of departments are expected to present reports and discuss local issues.
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Gloubter
Local ladies visit Columbus guests of Barrows and McGovern kin
Mrs. H. A. Chapman of this city and Mrs. E. H. Pidcock of Beaumont went to Columbus Thursday to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Barrows. Miss Lucille Chevalier has gone to Columbus to be the guest of her brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mike McGovern.
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H. A. Chapman
E. H. Pidcock
Beaumont
Columbus
Oscar Barrows
Lucille Chevalier
Mike McGovern
Popular Glouster Couple Wed In First Methodist
Glouster April 2 Robert Gamwell and Miss Mary Morris, two popular young residents, united in marriage Thursday evening at the First Methodist parsonage on Main Street. Rev D L Brown ing officiated. Ceremony completed without incident.
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Glouster
Robert Gamwell
Mary Morris
D. L. Browning
Main Street
Gamwell Morris Wedding Noted at Local Ceremony
Ansel Gamwell brother of the groom and Eleanor Morris sister of the bride witnessed the ceremony. Gamwell is with Gamwell and Son grocers at North street. bride is daughter of E B Morris and formerly employed at LeFavor pharmacy. Both graduates of Gloucester High School.
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Ansel Gamwell
Eleanor Morris
Gamwell
Thomas Gamwell
Gamwell and Son
North Street
E. B. Morris
LeFavor Pharmacy
Glouster High School
Mountville Grange to Convene Meeting Saturday Evening
GLOUSTER April 2 Homer Grange schedules an important meeting at Mountville this Saturday. The session begins promptly at 8 oclock and organizers urge maximum member attendance.
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Glouster
Mountville
Homer Grange
Easter Program Set for Bible School Close
Glouster April 2 A splendid Easter program has been prepared for the Bible school closing service at the Church of Christ next Sunday morning. There will be no preaching services and on Sunday evening it is expected that the program will continue in some form.
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Glouster
Wen
Church of Christ
Congregation to Attend Union Services at Methodist Church
Many members of the congregation will attend the union services held at the Methodist church, marking a shared observance with nearby faith communities.
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Methodist Church
Trimble Grange Meeting Set for April 3
Trimble Grange No. 1830 holds its regular meeting Saturday evening April 3. Officials will report on county grange affairs and institutions for the coming year, with important business on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Grange News Glouster
Trimble Grange No. 1830
County Grange
John E. Sater Named President of Marietta Alumni Association
President John E. Sater of Columbus Chamber of Commerce was elected president of the Marietta Alumni Association of Columbus and Central Ohio at the association's annual dinner in Columbus.
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Columbus
John E. Sater
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Marietta Alumni Association of
Central Ohio
Bricks Pass Through 73 Handling Phases in Production
A historical note explains brick making involves clay and mixtures undergoing 73 handling steps before the final product is completed, illustrating the laborious, multi stage process in early manufacturing.
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Pomeroy High School
Christian Church Plan
Mrs. Torrence
Scott
Treay
Sue Scott & Howne
Bloomfield, N. J
W. B. Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Pomeroy Bend Briefs
Junior Endeavor Society Meets
Tarring Spring Street
Jacob Gaul
Sumner
Orange Township
Meigs County
Ohio
Towit
Shropshire Bucks
Weber
Ladies’ Aid
Frank Gaul
McNamee & Mooney, Auctioneers
Chauncey, Ohio
Nature
Sater
Stearns
Cincinnati
Opticians
Race Streets
Cincinnati, O
Dayton
Ludlow St
Prince Trulite
Prince Toric
Uckoffc
Chauncey
Victrola
Victrola and
Radiola
Elberfeld
The
Jacob Elberfeld Sons Co
Pomeroy, Ohio
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