Negro in court on shooting to kill and trespass charges
John Bryant, a Black man, pleads not guilty to shooting with intent to kill and is bound over to the grand jury in $500. A separate trespassing case, tied to fishing on prohibited Hemlock Grove territory, is postponed after a stenographer issue. Witnesses testified about dynamite, rocks, and gunfire during an April 7 incident near Kingsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bryant
Grand Jury
Bryant Imly
A. D. Russell
Ordline
Hemlock
O. Smith
Kingsburg
Bryant
Smith
Pomeroy
P Ower
J. WU
Smith Noso
P Bnc
Joyful Easter Celebrated at Children’s Home
Easter at the Children's Home in Pomeroy featured 42 children enjoying a breakfast and dinner meal of 257 eggs plus other foods. Mr. Schuster of the German Lutheran church delivered candy cakes and eggs, and several donors from Huntington and local families brought treats. The residents, though some sick with colds, recovered enough to participate, while Mrs. Golf expressed appreciation for the community’s help in making the home a real refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Mr. Schuster
German Lutheran Church
Philip
Harry Cowdery Dies in Rolandus Pomeroy
Harry Cowdery, 75, prominent Meigs County figure and Lebanon Township Republican, died at home in Rol Dus Tuesday after two weeks of uremic illness. Survived by wife, one son and three daughters. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at Great Bend Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Harry Mowdery
Roldus
Cowdery
Lebanon Township
Meigs County Agricultal Society
Great Bend
M. E
Enterprise School Sets First Reunion and Picnic
April 24 reunion and picnic for Enterprise No 13 school faculty and alumni at the Rose Hill schoolhouse. Parent Teachers Association sponsors the event to bring all who taught at Enterprise together for a real early success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise School
Pomeroy
Schol
Enterprise No. 13
Rose Uf
Enterprise
Two Robbery Suspects Released Amid Hobson Restaurant Case
Pomeroy April 16 two of eight suspects arrested in connection with a Hobson restaurant robbery Monday morning have been released, leaving six still in custody awaiting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Hobson
Postpone The New Minister to May 7
Middleport reports the musical comedy The New Minister has been postponed to May 7 due to the Middleport High School glee club operetta The White Rose at the Masonic Temple April 17-18. The event was to be staged under the Order of the Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Middleport High School Glee Club
Masonic Temple
Order of the Eastern Star
Meigs County Exceeds Army Training Quota
Meigs county tops early list in Citizens Military Training camp recruitment with applicants by March 28 from Middleport Pomeroy Rutland Langsville Dyesville and surrounding areas. Names listed include Snowden Bowen Curtis Shumaker Beach Blankenship Dempsky Hecox Mackin Neal ONeil Reichman Scott Russell West McKnight Smith Chaney Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
R. W. Bchwigman
Citizens
Meigs County
Preston H. Snowden
Arthur W. Bowen
Lawrence P. Curtis
Clarence L. Shumaker
Donald L. Beach
M. M. Blankenship
Edwin Dempsky
Joseph Hecox
Richard Mackin
Chas. W. Neal
Carroll G. O'Neil
Calvin D. Reichman
Middleport
Emmette A. Scott
John W. Russell
Elmer D. West
Hollis McKnight
Howard Smith
Rutland
Raymond Chaney
Dyesville
Carl C. Miller
Langsville
Evaders of Dog Tax Warned in Pomeroy
Sheriff Rice vows to purge dog tax evaders in the county aided by deputy Iva Morris. Offenders who fail to obtain licenses after ample warning face court action. Edgar Neville of Letart Township settled with Justice Peoples, paying the cost of ten dog tags and securing a tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Rice
Iva Morris
Edgar Neville
Letart
Justice Peoples
Bureau of Mines Car Due Monday Pomeroy April Note
April 16 report from Deputy Marine Inspector PBrown in charge of the U S Bureau of Mines notes car No. and announces the arrival due Monday for inspection and record keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau OF Mines
Pomeroy
U. S
First Aid Training Car Visits Pomeroy April 1925
A free training program is offered during the week of April 1925 with state certificates of first aid for those who qualify. The car recently visited Ironton and will be in Jackson this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ironton
Jackson
Reward Offered for Vinton County Murderers
Tomeroy April 16. The commissioners of Vinton county offer $500 for the apprehension of the murderers of George Steele who was killed while out doing chores in the early morning. He was allegedly killed and robbed, his body placed in a barn and the building fired to hide the crime. Family members add $500, bringing the total reward to $1600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomeroy
Vinton County
George Steele
Local residents attend events and recoveries noted
Mrs. A Tracy wife of Deputy Sheriff Tracy returned from Charleston West Virginia after visiting her son Ray. Miss Hugo Juhling Mrs Lyons and Mrs Jones from Stratford visited Point Pleasant for a Parent Teacher Association meeting. Idyth three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Joatchim East Main Street is recovering from a sore foot injury.
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A. ©. Tracy
Tracy
Charleston
W. Va
Ray
Hugo Juhling
Lyons
Jones
Startford
Point Pleasant
Idyth
George Joatchim
East Main Street
Edna Wallace Hopper Promotes Beauty Aids for Women
A celebrity beauty pitch by Edna Wallace Hopper touts French cleansers Youth Cream White Youth Clay and Hair Youth as youth preserving products. She claims lasting results from a liquid cleanser clay and hair solution and invites samples via mail-order coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
France
Your Choice Free Mail to Edna Wallace te
A fragment notes mail service details for Edna Wallace at 536 Lake Shore Drive Chico with unclear names and addresses. The item appears as a viewer’s stray OCR line lacking coherent context or full sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace
Lake Shore Drive
Chicott
Woman Returns After Ten Days With Charleston Visit
Mrs. Gurnette wife of J G Gurnette of the Daily News staff returned after visiting his mother Mrs W L Young at Charleston West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurnette
J. G. Gurnette
Daily News
W. L. Young
Charleston
W. Va
Ohio Wheat Crop To Be Below Par In 1930s Report
Ohio wheat likely to reach only about two thirds of a normal crop this year said C. J. West, statistician for the federal state crop reporting bureau. Wheat condition rated at 61 percent of normal, rye around 75 percent, pasture conditions improving and farm wages steady with few labor shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
C. J. West
Federal State Crop Reporting Bureau
West
Wesleyan appoints Raymond Stutz as special representative
Dr John W Hoffman Wesleyan president announces Raymond Stutz of 18 S Congress St is appointed to solicit funds in the ongoing endowment campaign. Stutz will represent Ohio Wesleyan University here during the drive to meet the university’s fundraising goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Stutz
S. Congress Street
Ohio Wesleyan University
John W. Hoffman
Wesleyan
Freckle Remedy Promise Uses Othine for Clear Skin
An advertisement promotes Othine double strength to remove freckles at no cost unless successful. It claims a small amount cures worst cases and offers a money back guarantee. Othine Complexion Soap, a shampoo, and mail order from Othine Laboratories are also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othine Laboratories, Inc
Buffalo
N. Y
Alumni donor pledges and foundation grant linked to endowment goal
The Rockefeller Foundation requires a $400000 gift contingent on the university raising an $800000 endowment by June. An Ohio Wesleyan alumnus, class of 1991, is noted for active campus involvement. Funds reportedly diverted during the war remain unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Foundation
Sluts
Ohio Wesleyan
Fort Madison Woman Shares Gift to President Coolidge
The Fort Madison Evening Democrat notes the long, useful life of Mrs. Brown and her family. Despite a fractured hip years ago she remains in strong health. The paper says she may be the only local resident with a personal communication from President Calvin Coolidge for sending a needle work piece to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison Evening Democrat
Drums and Native African Blacks Push Wireless News Range
A fragment notes that drums of native African peoples can carry wireless news broadcasts sixteen miles, hinting at an early conduit for distant information via sound signals.
Mrs. D. Z. Brown Celebrates 98th Birthday in Fort Madison
Mrs. Daniel T. Brown, sister of the late Mrs. Nelson H. Van Vorhes and aunt of Miss Nellie Van Vorhes, marked her ninety eighth birthday at her Fort Madison Iowa home on April 9. Friends recalled her many visits to Athens and noted she remained active with family gatherings, including those at her son A. Y. P. Brown’s home with children, grandchildren and a great grandchild attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel T. Brown
Nelson H. van Vorhes
Nellie van Vorhes
Fort Madison
Iowa
Mrs. Brown
Athens
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Proves Helpful
Mrs. Elsie Ackerman of Convoy Ohio recounts relief from weakness during menopause after eight bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says it restored energy for farm work and helped her daughter-in-law after childbirth, recommending the remedy strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convoy
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elsie Ackerman
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Foot Relief Ad
An advertisement claims Phillips Milk of Magnesia soothes irritated feet with acid perspiration causing cracked toes itching between toes and swelling. It vows instant dryness and relief from soreness and weariness and notes availability in drugstores for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnesia
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Harry Cowdery
Rolandus
Meigs
Charles N. Wagner
Gerald Sumner
Near Sumner
Young Reed
Agor Worley Brown
Reed
Mayor Brown
Rosy
D. Z. Brown
E. Lawrence
Chicago
The
Stepins
Summer’s Store
Pioneer
Corona
Athens Book & News Co
South Court House
Cline Bldg
Athens, Ohio
Kuppenheimer
Per Garmnet
Burnett-Smith Co
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