Pomeroy Middleport Free Methodist Quarterly Conference
A Free Methodist quarterly conference will be held at the church on Hysell Run from May 4 to 7 with Rev. J. A. Hopkins of Zanesville in charge. Also noted are local community items about a snake burlesque group linked to Camp Gerber and a Meigs county education board dispute involving Dr. C F Guthrie and J R Ogdin.
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Free Methodist
The
Free Methodist Church
Hysell Run
J. A. Hopkins
Zanesville
Middleport
C. F. Guthrie
Phillipine Islands
Court of Appeals
J. R. Ogdin
Salem Township
County Board of Education
Guthrie
Meigs County
Ogdin
T. W. Karr
Meigs County Chau tauqua gears up for 1922 campaign
The Meigs County Chau tauqua committee met in Middleport Thursday evening to organize and plan for a larger effort this year. The event will be held on the Central school grounds in Middleport with a pageant and musical entertainment by the M E church Home Missionary Society this Sunday evening. The gathering expects a large, free attendance. Justice Barne's court aids finances by turning over $699.81 in liquor fines to Salisbury town ship and $699.79 to the State of Ohio for the period April 1 to 24.
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Middleport
Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church
Barne
Salisbury Township
State of Ohio
Infirmary Population Dips Amid Mine Closures
The County Infirmary shows a decline from 32 inmates last year to 27 currently. The decrease accompanies a slack period in local industry with coal mines closing, affecting employment and welfare needs.
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County Infirmary
Gott in serious condition after illness at Meigs County Home
J. P. Gott, superintendent of the Meigs County Children's Home, remains in serious condition following a severe illness. He initially contracted influenza which developed into pneumonia and was then followed by heart trouble.
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J. P. Gott
Meigs County
Tiis
Rutland Community Notes Report Illness and Local News
Rutland's Mrs. Frank Halliday remains very ill after the infant loss and was moved Friday to a Columbus hospital. Glen Smith and family from Cleveland visit the Smiths. Smith returned to police duties while the family awaits strawberry picking. Lew Entsminger is slowly recovering from typhoid fever. Ralph Chase won the cake prize at the Mutchler social Thursday night. Mrs. Lester Bogges is very ill. Fred Pinkton on the Frank Hill farm reports a chicken hatchery fire a few nights ago.
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Frank Halliday
Columbus
Glen Smith
Cleveland
Thomas Smith
Mr. Smith
Lew Entsminger
Ralph Chase
Lester Bogges
Fred Pinkton
Frank Hill
Incubation Losses and Local Health Notes
A report cites a detective furnace incident causing the loss of 150 month old chicks and 500 eggs in incubation. Prof Olson of Athens visited Asbury Jewell who is very ill. Mrs John Kincaid visits her Columbus daughters. Orville Russell 77 of Bailey Run died and was buried at Midway Monday performed by Rawlings Sons.
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Olson
Athens
Asbury Jewell
John Kincaid
Columbus
Orville Russell
Bailey Run
Zanesville
Midway
Rawlings Sons
Logan Much Ado About Nothing At Logan court and clubs
In Logan on Friday Mayor Koppe convicted John J. Woolley of speeding on the Logan Lancaster pike, fining him $15 plus costs. Kiwanis members debated daylight saving and rejected the parking plan, then attended a Fish and Game banquet. Judge Pettit set aside a burglary verdict against Henry Ogg, prompting a plea of guilty to larceny with a $100 fine and workhouse term. Funeral, gun club, and accident notes follow with local deaths and upcoming shoots.
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Koppe
John J. Woolley
Athens
Logan-Lancaster Pike
Farbearn
Woolley
Bartels
Whitcraft
Kiwanis Club
Hocking County Fish and Game Protective Association
Pettit
Henry Ogg
Prince Yasuhi o to reach majority on June 25
Tokio April 29 Prince Yasuhi o second son of the present emperor of Japan will attain his majority on June 25 when he will be come twenty years old according to official notification in Tokyo.
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Tokio
Yasuhio
Japan
Post meeting notes on miner relief work distribution
Parts intended for Murray City and Laurelville posts will be used for miners relief work. No representative of the local post attended the meeting.
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Murray City
Laurelville
Township notes on a horseshoe game and ringers
Charles Poling faced George Fetheroll in a Thursday horseshoes match with Poling achieving 29 ringers against Fetheroll’s 31. The final score favored Fetheroll 50 to 47, with many ringers cancelled by strong pitching. Poling, a standout sixteen year old pitcher, is highlighted.
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Charles Poling
George Fetheroll
Feitherell
Poling
Logan Wrestlers to Feature Bobby Berta at Moose Hall
Logan wrestling fans will see Bobby Berta of Charlottesville Va. in action Tuesday evening in a show staged by Hamilton and Harrison. His opponent will be Young Londos of Cleveland, a wrestler of merit. The two out of three falls match heads a card with several preliminaries at Moose Hall starting at eight o clock.
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Logan
Bobby Berta
Charlottsville
Hamilton
Harrison
Young Londos
Cleveland
Moose Hall
Judge rescinds suspension and sentences Homer Wyskiver
Judge Pettit Friday rescinded the sentence suspension for Homer Wyskiver who pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny. Wyskiver was arrested near Orbiston by Officers Baynham and Nash after being found near a still. After testimony, the order was lifted and he was sent to the Ohio Reformatory at Mansfield. Smart, arrested in the case, had his charges dismissed.
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Pettit
Homer Wyskiver
Wyskiver
Baynham and
Nash
Orbiston
Oder
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Smart
Plans for Joe Thomas to Tour Europe This Summer
Joe Thomas proprietor of the Pastime pool room plans a European trip with his family. They will depart in the summer, stay at least three months, and he will take a car with them. He has applied for insurance on the vehicle to enjoy comforts during travel.
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Joe Thomas
Pastime Pool Room
Europe
Brooklyn minister leads biggest Protestant choir through dancing
International News Service reports Rev. Dr. Harry Knight Miller of Hanson Place Methodist Church Brooklyn expanded church life by allowing dancing alongside singing. The 225 voice choir grew, drawing crowds of up to fifteen hundred, as Miller advocates ministering to physical mental and social needs and using dance to attract youth while avoiding jazz.
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International News Service
New York
Harry Knight Miller
Hanson Place Methodist Church
Brooklyn
Hanson Place
America
Miller
Martins Ferry superintendent urges school economy to avert salary cut
April 29 Superintendent R C Maston pleads for economy in school operation to avoid salary reductions. He warns that only tighter spending can prevent pay cuts, while another local figure discusses evaluating shows for a congregation and issuing a white list of suitable performances.
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Martins Ferry
R. C. Maston
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Rutland
Higley
Rev. M. E
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Clinton Wede
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War Chest Committee
Ward Township
Board of Trustees
M. G. Harbaugh
Watkin Lewis
Summers Coal Company
Logan Gun Club
Fair Ground
Nome
Stary
Rough
Chas
Austin Huston
W. H. Turner
Cherrington Hospital
Harden Undertaking Parks
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Church Street
Mt. Tabor
Marion
May Victor
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Johnstone-O'Hara
Granada
Calleja Barrera
Suzanne
Oh Gioia
Leggera
Barbiere di Siviglia
Rossini
Penn
Fucacci
Drigo
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Orville Harrold
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Godard
Arensky
Chabrier
Dance Records
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Billy Murray
Harry Lauder
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Hugo Kreieler
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Fritz Kreisler
Philadelphia Orchestra
See Marini
Guy Maier
Lee Pattison
Yous To
Paul Whiteman
Geeview
Benson Orchestra of
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Joseph C. Smith
Hackel-Bergd Orchestra
Teman
Orchestra
Club Royal Orchestral
Jimmy Fox
Fox
Miami
Paul
Sapphire Sea
Mammy
Angel Child
Benson
Bluebird Land
Home Furnishing Company
Ohio
Willard Mack
Lou- Tellegen
Mr. Tellegen
Berta
Eddie Polo
East
Joe Rock
Snub Pollard
the Hustler
Elmo Lincoln
Ats
Adventures
Tarzan
the Messenger Printers Co
Lawhead
Lowney
Gline Pharmagy CO
Athens, Ohio
Athens Opera House
Vilain
Maurice
Flynn
Dinsied
George E. Emarshal
Sunshine
Majestic Orchestra
Norma Talmadge
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