Farbearn Traffic Regulator Praised for City Service
Farbearn began operation Sept. 19 1921 and has since seen $4667.70 in fines and costs assessed on those he arrested. He cost city and county $1312.50 in salary while mainly regulating traffic. Reckless driving down, many others arrested, and he aided Sheriff Larimer. Game Protector C C Higgins notes Farbearn assisted in several cases and recovered two stolen cars.
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Farbearn
Larimer
C. C. Higgins
Farbeann
New Elite Motor Bus Co to Run Shawnee to New Straitsville
A new bus line called Elite Motor Bus Co will operate from Shawnee to this city via New Straitsville with headquarters in New Straitsville. F Weymueller will serve as president and M F Weymueller as manager. The schedule takes effect on or after August 15.
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Shawnee
New Straitsville
Elite Motor Bus Co
F. Weymueller
M. F. Weymueller
Picnic Plans Set for Hocking Farmers at Fair Grounds
County farmers meet to finalize the August 10 picnic at the fair grounds with races contests and ball games for 4 H clubs. Walnut Valley and Marion township teams will vie for a baseball title and F L Shoenberger of Columbus will speak after dinner.
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Fair Grounds
Farm Bureau Grange and Club
Walnut Valley
Marion Township
F. L. Shoenberger
Columbus
Portage County
Class Shower Honors Ruth V. Conaway Bride Elect
Mrs Charles Miller entertained the Christian Culture class members and others with a miscellaneous shower on Monday evening. A musical contest won by Mrs Clarence Phillips provided entertainment along with stunts and social diversions. Miss Conaway received many pretty presents and refreshments were served.
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Charles Miller
Ruth V. Conaway
Christian Culture
U. B. Sunday School
Clarence Phillips
Miss Conaway
Shull Pleads Guilty to Paternity Charge in Common Pleas
In common pleas court Monday Car Shull pleaded guilty to a paternity charge filed by Charlotte Blosser. The court adjudged him the reputed father and, by agreement of the parties, he stood charged with the maintenance of the child.
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Car! Shull
Common Pleas Court
Charlotte Blosser
Court orders payment plan and security for defendant
The court set a total sum of 600 dollars with 200 dollars due immediately and the remainder to be paid in monthly installments of 15 dollars starting September 1, 1922. The defendant was also taxed with prosecution costs and required to provide security for compliance with the court order.
Nash sets six cylinder hill climb record on Palomar grade
Arthur Marshall wheels a Nash to a new six cylinder record on Palomar grade, finishing in 31 minutes and 1444 seconds. The feat lowers the Willes Sainte Claire mark by a fraction, boosting Nash prestige as Shaw of Union and B streets highlights the car at his Nash showroom.
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San Diego
Calif
Nash
Arthur Marshall
Palomar
W. Edwards Shaw
Marshall
Shaw
Union
B Streets
Sutherland leads in West Virginia Republican primary returns
Additional results show incumbent Howard Sutherland leading over H C Ogden in the GOP race for nomination. M M Neely extends his lead over Izetta Jewell Brown while A A Lilly runs third. All Republican congressmen appear renominated. Democratic outcomes remain uncertain.
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Charleston
W. Va
Howard Sutherland
H. C. Ogden
Wheeling
M. M. Neely
Fairmont
Izetta Jewell Brown
Kingwood
West Virginia
Wommn
A. A.lilly
S. S. S. Promises Purified Blood and Clear Skin
Miss Ethel Rose of Painted Post New York credits S. S. S. with purifying her system and clearing her complexion after use. The advertorial text touts S. S. S. as a remedy for pimples and skin eruptions, claiming joy and improved health.
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Ethel Rose
E. Water St. Painted Post
N. Y
St Ag
New Dublin Fighting Ends in Rebel Loss
Dublin August 2 Free State troops held Burke's distillery were attacked by Republican irregulars in renewed fighting. After severe fighting the attackers were driven off.
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New Dublin
Dublin
Burke's Distillery
Voters Favor Aunt Alice Robertson for Reelection
Oklahoma City August 2 Alice M Aunt Alice Robertson Republican from Muskogee the only woman in Congress was nominated for reelection by a substantial majority as returns counted up to 7 30 this evening show.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Alice M
Alice”) Robertson
Muskogee
Wornlbe
Seduction case shocks Pomeroy area over Hilda Carson
Report covers the seduction case against Clyde Godfrey of Little Hocking involving seventeen year old Hilda Carson of Leading Creek. Godfrey faced a debut hearing in Ponery jail and a $600 bond, with Carsons planning a damages suit. Also recounts elephants balking at crossing the river and a separate mid-Mason arrest for Henry Naylors Run assault.
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Meirs County
Hilda Carson
Leading Creek
Bert Carson
Hon. R. B. Carson
Marcy C. Carson
Ruland
Toledo Blade Ln
Blade
Clyde Godfrey
Godfrey
Little Hocking
Washington County
R. B. Carson
Carsons
George Carson
Barnes
F. W. Crow
D. H. Peoples
Carson
Pomeroy Residents Question Henry Sidenable’s Justice Claims
Local residents in and around Pomeroy challenge Henry Sidenable’s methods for bringing offenders to justice as described in the statutes. The report notes a troubling incident last Saturday with unclear specifics.
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Pomeroy
Henry Sidenable
Cars Collide in Pomeroy Street Crash Near Busier Roads
Sunday traffic near Pomeroy and Middleport saw two cars collide at the new garage area in Pomeroy. Homer Shank, Mayor Bradford, and Charley Dawson were in one car while Richard Roush and family occupied the other, both vehicles heavily damaged but no injuries. Richard Roush and Charles Orr arrived later from Norwalk after hiking, while a July 29 marriage license was issued to Lillian Edwards and a Mr Triplett with Rev Cherrington performing the ceremony.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
Hobson
Soldier Camp
Baker
Richard Roush
Gideon
Letart
Roush
Shank
Richard and
Charles Orr
Owens
Norwalk
Triplett
Trimble
Bryson Lumber Co
Lillian E. Edwards
Inarry
Cherrington
Fish liquor case delayed by demurrer in Justice Barnes court
The case of Squire Ransom Fish charged with liquor law violations was postponed after a demurrer was filed challenging the court's jurisdiction. The question must be resolved before trial on the merits can proceed.
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Squire Ransom Fish
Mrs Will Steiff Hosts Birthday Dinner in Middleport
Mrs Will Steiff of Middleport entertained at a six oclock dinner Sunday evening in honor of her husband birthday anniversary. On the same occasion the birthday of an only child was fittingly observed as well.
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Logan
F. Lewis
Iowa
Mr. Lewis
Ruth Gordon
Towanda
C. W. Schelde
East Main Street
Schelcy
Cathrine Hone
Girari
Frank Anthony
Will Steiff
Middleport
Passing of Mrs Hallam and indecent exposure case
Mrs Caroline Dorothy Hallam wife of John Hallam died after a long cancer illness at home near Syracuse aged 65 years eight months and fourteen days. Funeral held at the Presbyterian Church with burial in Syracuse hill cemetery. Meanwhile Oley Miller about fifty is jailed on two indecent exposure charges for two fourteen year old girls. bond set at 1000 and he remains in jail.
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Caroline Dorothy Hallam
John Hallam
Syracuse
Frederick G. Strohmeyer
Bend
Presbyterian Church
Syracuse Hill
Oley Miller
Davis
Bryant
Miller
Odenbaugh
Middleport
Barnes
Dorfer brothers plead guilty in Crabbe act case
Lemus and George Dorfer of Pomeroy were before Justice Barnes on Monday and pled guilty. Lemus fined 100 dollars plus costs. George similarly fined but remitted. Total costs 171.90 dollars. They paid the amounts.
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Dorfers
Lemus
George Dorfer
Pomeroyans
Barnes
George
Camp notes on Gallipolis soldiers at Pythian amid mine strike
Officers at Camp Pythian Middleport prepared to care for wounded at Holzer Hospital should trouble flare at the mines or shops. Conditions there are described as critical. Railroad workers are warned by unions not to speak. Striking workers’ rumor mill spins tales of shop unrest with little verifiable news.
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Gallipolis Tribune
Camp Pythian
Middleport
Holzer Hospital
Hobson Shops
Olga Roush Dies Suddenly After Dinner
Olga Roush wife of Edward Roush died very suddenly after a hearty meal last Sunday. She arose from the table and complained of suffocation before collapsing. She had been married twice, her first husband found dead in bed about eight years ago. Deceased was forty eight years old.
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Olga Roush
Edward Roush
Mrs. Roush
Largest funeral in locality marks Mt Vernon burial
The obituary notes a burial at Mt Vernon church with services at Longdale on Monday afternoon. Survived by husband and two daughters. Described as the largest funeral seen in the area, though phrasing is fragmentary and the source mixes in verse lines about a blue devil and germs.
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Mt. Vernon
Longdale
Illinois woman at 70 still active farmer in contest
Mrs. F Rhodes of Monticello Illinois is entered in a contest to name the oldest active woman farmer in the United States. She performs all farm chores herself and says she never thought about growing old at seventy.
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Illinois
F. Rhodes
Monticello
Ill
United States
Summit Grange to Give Program Next Saturday
NEW MARSHFIELD, O Aug 2 Summit Grange will give a program Saturday afternoon at 1 30 oclock Oscar Dabritz of Cardendale will give a talk on the farmer and his participation in politics Mrs Boden will give a reading Harley Pidcock will talk on the possibility of a roadside market and there will be a general discussion on what shall be done with the aged and inefficient teacher who has been in the school system for years.
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New Marshfield
Summit Grange
Oscar Dabritz
Carbondale
Mrs. Boden
Harley Pidcock
Big organ purchased for St. Josephs Cathedral
A pipe organ costing 36000 dollars has been bought for St Josephs Cathedral Columbus from E M Skinner Company Boston. It will be surpassed in size in Ohio only by organs in Cincinnati and Cleveland.
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Columbus
St. Josephs Cathedral
E. M. Skinner Company
Boston
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Whit Bean hosts kitchen shower for Earnestine Reynolds
Aug 2 kitchen shower held for Earnestine Reynolds, daughter of Mr and Mrs Whit Bean. She wed Hayman Reynolds days ago and the couple now reside in Akron. They received many useful gifts from attending guests.
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Guysville
Whit Bean
Earnestine
Hayman Reynolds
Akron
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