Pomeroy Bend Pair Sentenced to Seven Years
In Pomeroy Ohio on August 17 1925 Frank Reeves and Jesse Peyton were sentenced by Judge A P Miller to seven years each for grand larceny involving 43 fleeces of wool stolen from John Carpenter on June 23 1925 and sold to Miller Produce at Gallipolis. The value was set at 144 48 with both men bearing prior criminal records.
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Pomeroy
Frank Reeves
Jesse Peyton
A. P. Miller
John Carpenter
Carpenter
Miller
Gallipolis
Reeves
Peyton
California
Meigs County Teachers Plan Institute
Meigs county educators prepare for a five day teachers institute from August 17 starting at 8 30 am with registration and sessions led by H G Lawrence A P Sandles Walton B Bliss Ralph Howell T N Hoover R C McMillan and other instructors The program concludes Friday with officer elections and local ministers participating throughout the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Howell
T. N. Hoover
R. C. McMillan
Mr. Lawrence
Lena M Michaels Sues for Divorce in Pomeroy
Lena M Michaels sues Everett Michaels in a filed suit with the County Clerk. They wed in April 1923 and have no children. She accuses him of neglect and failing to provide a home and asks for a divorce, permanent alimony, and restoration of her maiden name Lena Gordon. Dana H Peoples represents her. The defendant works at O H E Allipolis.
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Pomeroy
Lena M. Michaels
Everett “Michaels
Engel
Michis
Erself
Lenardon
Dana H. Peoples
O. H. E. Allipolis
Final Hth Grade Exam Set for Aug 15 at Pomeroy
A final eighth grade examination will be held at Pomeroy on Saturday August 15 for pupils who have made up their work during their summer vacation.
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Pomeroy
School Rally and Graduation Planned at Elgs County Fairgrounds
Pomeroy August 7. On Saturday August 22 a general school rally and eighth grade commencement will be held at the Elgs county fairgrounds with a basket dinner and athletics. Vernon N. Reigel director of Education will deliver a class address to more than two hundred eighth grade graduates. An agreeable program is promised by Professor Wagner and the public is invited.
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Pomeroy
Elgs County Fairgrounds
Vernon N. Reigel
Wagner
Shumaker Expects Rehiring Old Teachers
Dr. C. B. Shumaker president of the Pomeroy board of education remains confident the school board will rehire the old teachers for a full eight months of service at eight months' pay.
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Shumaker
Pomeroy
Dr. C
Pomeroy Board of Education
Picnic At Racine Pomeroy Children Enjoy Lake Outing
Aug 7 at Cave camp a Skin family group and friends traveled by boat to Ra fine for a picnic lunch. Attendees included Grant Hood Erma Edwin Carl Hood Franklin Hood Geo Daniels Roger Elizabeth Ruth Hugh Daniels O R Faris George Faris Helen Jane Faris Amy Geary Velma Geary Arthur Maria Helen Edward George Skinner J Edward Foster Harriet Burnell C C Taylor Irene Reuser Kathleen Bailey Kathyrn Eleanor Starkey Mildred McIntosh Margretta Rea and pilot John Silby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RACINE _ POMEROY
Grant Hood
Erma Edwin
eCarl
Franklin Hood
Geo. P. Daniels
Roger
Marylizabeth
Ruth
Hugh Daniels
mMr
O. R. Faris
George
Helen Jane Faris
Amy Geary
Velma Geary
Arthur
Maria
Helen
Edward
George Skinner
J. Edward Foster
Harriet Burnell
C. C. Taylor
Irene Reuser
Kathleen Bailey
Kathyrn
Eleanor Starkey
Mildred McIntosh
Margretta Rea
John Silby
Adjudged feeble minded boy committed to institution
Martin Price ten year old son of William Price of Portland Oregon was adjudged feeble minded in probated court. He will be committed to an institution for the feeble minded after examination by Drs Hartinger and Hughes of Middleport Aug 7.
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Pomeroy
Martin Price
William Price
Portland
Drs. Hartinger
Hugs
Middleport
Great Bend Couple Weds at Probate Court
Elmer Tproffit age 21 and Edra Lathey 18, both of Great Bend, were married in the probate court rooms by A. B. Gardner on Thursday in Pomeroy.
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Great Bend
Pomeroy
Elmertproffit
Edra Lathey
Probate
A. BE. Gardner
Wagner v Bugh Bros damages awarded after default judgment
In Pomeroy on August 7 Judge A P Miller presided over Charles Wagner versus Bugh Bros. damages sought $250. The court gave default judgment and the jury fixed damages at $234 for a December 1922 accident involving a Ford truck owned by Biegle Bros. and an Essex driven by Wagner. Crary J L Davis represented the plaintiff.
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Pomeroy
Charles Wagner
Bugh Bros
A. P. Miller
Biegle Bros
Essex
Wagner
Crary JL. Davis
Mrs Ebersbach Hosts Mulberry Ave Social
Mrs Albert D. Ebersbach entertained last evening at her Mulberry avenue home with guests including Miss Josephine Geinheimer Mrs Charles Wolf of Pomeroy Mrs J M Faris of Youngstown and Mrs Dave Darst of Middleport in attendance.
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Pomeroy
Albert D. Ebersbach
Mulberry Avenue
Josephine Geinheimer
Charles Wolf
J. M. Faris
Youngstown
Dave Darst
Middleport
Hamm Family Reunion Held at Pensville
The Hamm family reunion occurred last Sunday in Pensville Morgan county with more than a hundred attendees. From Pomeroy were Mr and Mrs Bernice Durst and family and W A Maxwell.
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Pomeroy
Hamm
Pensville
Morgan County
Bernice Durst
W. A. Maxwell
Daugherty Ordered Out of Town Over Delinquency Charge
Earl Daugherty, charged with contributing to the delinquency of his 14 year old daughter, was sternly warned by Judge A P Miller and banished from the area. If he returns to any jurisdiction of the court he faces a year in jail with a single meal per day.
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Pomeroy
Earl Daugherty
A. P. Miller
Daugherty
Wilson Case Postponed In Pomeroy
The W. F. Wilson divorce case was postponed to September 14 after defendant depositions were stricken for improper filing. The delay led to the jury being dismissed by Judge A. P. Miller on Thursday in Pomeroy.
Middleport Man Weds Pomeroy Bride in Columbus
In Columbus on Wednesday August 7 Miss Elizabeth Albery became the bride of Raymond Ebersbach of Pomeroy. Ebersbach, son of the late Fred Ebersbach, is employed in the automobile business in Middleport.
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Middleport
Pomeroy
Columbus
Elizabeth Albery
Raymond Ebersbach
Ebersbach
Fred Ebersbach
All Positions Filled in Meigs County Schools
Professor Wagner told a Messenger reporter that practically all elementary school positions in Meigs County are filled. He noted only one or two vacancies remain in the high school.
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Pomeroy
Wagner
Meigs County
Local Residents Attend Visits and Moves in Area
Miss Ruth Johnson visits Mr and Mrs Elmer Miller in Middleport. Mrs Charles Kepler returns from Columbus after visiting her mother Mrs J W Carrier. Thelma Barton returns from Ohio State University. George Rust moves to Grandotte with plans to reside there. Several couples visit relatives in Point Pleasant Huntington and Charleston. Etta Gaskill hosts and Laura Bonawitz visits in Fostoria. Henrietta Ewing travels to Columbus to see relatives. Julia Russell from Florida plans a visit to Herbert Ewing. William Murray relocates to Huntington. R C McKnight visits A N Lyons in Charleston. Ruth Cranston visits Edith Shriner in Portsmouth. Mrs Clarence Hann hosts five hundred club. Frank Vrooman returns from McMillan hospital visit. Will Michael and John Thompson spend a day in Jackson.
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Middleport
Ruth Johnson
Eno, O
Elmer Miller
Charles Kepler
Columbus
J. W. Carrier
Thelma Barton
A. T. Barton
Ohio State University
George Rust
Grandotte
Charles Sprouse
Cheesebrew
Point Pleasant
Otto Hoffman
Huntington
Perry Rust
Grant Street
Harry Gaskill
Zanesville
Etta Gaskill
Laura Bonawitz
Fostoria
Herbert Chambers
Esther
Henrietta Ewing
John Martin
Julia Russell
Florida
Herbert Ewing
William Murray
R. C. McKnight
A. N. Lyons
Charleston
Ruth Cranston
Portsmouth
Edith Shriner
Clarence Hann
Frank Vrooman
McMillan Hospital
Will Michael
John Thompson
Jackson
Ben Elberfeld
Magnetic Springs
Althea Miller
Bethany
A. E. Bristowe
Susan Ruff
Franklin
Helen Turnbull
Presbyterian Church of
Maria Smith
Jacob Mees
Herman Strauss
Athens
Marian Ebersbach
Mary Virginia Bing
May
Margaret
Alice Smith
Byron Bing
Pittsburgh
Senator Cordell
Ruth Slagel
Washington
John Slagel
Charles Zimmer, Jr
Louisville
Pomeroy
G. M. Price
Frank Price
Rutland
B. Bartholomew
Fred Waters
Ohio Power Co
Newark
Fred Rohr
Lewis Karatz
William Karatz
Chicago
William L. Moenkhaus
Peace Evangelical Church
William Moenkhaus
Buckeye Club
Great Bend
Pomeroy Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Miss Julia Work of Pomeroy leaves for Detroit to spend the summer with cousin Miss Margaret Woods. A series of local visits and road trips follow, with residents from Pomeroy and nearby towns traveling to Columbus Huntington Lexington Pittsburg and Point Pleasant to visit relatives and friends.
Local residents noted for travel and visits across multiple towns
John Strauss of Pomeroy recovers from a broken leg. Several residents including Dr. L G Gribble Hart Stansbury and numerous families travel for visits and vacations to Columbus Lake Michigan Fairbaw Minn and Boston New England. Eventful social mentions include a beach party at Syracuse and church planning changes in Pomeroy.
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John Strauss
Pomeroy
L. G. Gribble
Hart Stansbury
Ralston Steel Car Co
Columbus
Reed Steinbauer
Carol
Lake Michigan
Jake Zwilling
Mary Gray
Marie
Cincinnati
J. A. Conde
Ben Ewing
Mary Frances
Fairbaw
Minn
Clemy McKnight
Sadi Smithner
Myra Smith
Helen Minnie
Messiba
Henry Minnie
Condor Street
William Fisher
Lancaster
A. Kale
D. V. Williams
Racine
Pacific Coast
David Shumaker
Beaver
C. S. Shumaker
A. M. Bengal
Boston
New England
Parkersburg
Dorothy Sullivan
Point Pleasant
Will Danels
Twilight Loop Stars Practice Ahead of Glouster Legion Game
Twilight League All-Stars manager Floyd Whitlock will field two tentative squads from 22 players at Glouster city playgrounds tonight for a practice game against the Glouster Legion naires. The first team is not final, with several players expected to join from the nomination list if some cannot attend.
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Floyd Whitlock
Glouster Legionnaires
Glouster
Whitlack
Tigers Fall as Gehrig Powers Yankees to Third Straight Win
The Yankees defeated the Tigers 10 to 4 behind Lou Gehrig who bashed a key hitting display. Wells struggled on the mound and the Detroit club saw a third straight loss to New York.
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Gehrig
Wells
Tigers
Yankes
Athletics Split Doubleheader with Indians In Tight Series
In a two game set the Athletics lost the opener 9 to 6 to the Indians and bounced back to win the nightcap 6 to 1. Walberg outpitched Millers as Oakland split the series.
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Athletics
Indians
Walberg
Millers
Ray-Glass edge crowns a brisk one hour league game
The Ray-Glos defeated the Knights of Pythias 0 to 0 in a fast seven inning contest that lasted one hour and two minutes. Sam Mester’s hitters managed only four hits as Hub Theisen limited the Knights to a lone scoring chance aided by an unearned run in the fourth. Knox opened with a double and Bresnen and Kranyik added small threats, but the game pace and defensive miscues defined the night. Six outfielders played with only one converting a chance, as Ray-Glos capitalized on errors to secure the win.
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Hub Theisen
Knights of Pythias
Sam Mester
Knights
Schoonover
Theisen
Knox
Whitlack
Bresnen
D. Wise
Bartels
Kranyik
Pauley
Wise
Bradfield
Russell
Texas
Tolliver
Hawkin
Kolister
E. Wise
Ray-Glos
Quinn
Gravy Wise
Whitlach
Simmy Simpson
Redfern
Herm Earich
Lartels
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues and Association Play
Scores from yesterday show the American Association games with Indianapolis beating Kansas City 7 to 6 in extra innings and Milwaukee defeating Louisville 14 to 4. National League results include Cincinnati 9 New York 1, Pittsburgh 5 Brooklyn 1, Philadelphia 3 Chicago 1, Boston 6 St Louis 4. American League notes list several matchups with Cleveland 9 Philadelphia 6 and Chicago 10 Boston 0 among scores. other listed games include St Louis 4 Washington 5 and New York 10 Detroit 4.
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National League P.C
Pittsburgh
New York
Sta
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
American ‘League
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Washington
Eee
Seeseres
Cicago Eee Ee
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Detroit Ee
Cleveland
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Tee Eset
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Steere Ere
American Association Louiisville
P.C
Peete Wees Ree
Papella Os
Papella Os Ékeeeeen 56 0 Hal Wingianelt
Pesthbnetns Ese
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Oledo
Columbus
American Association
Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Brooklyn
Cocotelphia
Detroit
Pairings Revealed for Daily City League Matches
The schedule lists St. Paul at Columbus and Minneapolis at Toledo along with Kansas City at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Louisville Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburgh no other games included St Louis at Washington Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston.
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American Association St
Senators Rally Past Browns Twice to Narrow Gap
The Senators defeated the Browns 5 4 and 10 3 to move within one game of the Athletics in the standings. The doubleheader showcased late rallying offense and strong pitching to clinch a pair of wins.
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Senators
Athletics
Browns
Luque Dominates Giants as Reds Edge Bentley Start
Luque work silences the Giant batters while Bentley is troubled early as the Reds win 4 to 1. The Giants suffer a fourth straight defeat.
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Luque
Reds
Bentley
Giant
Cincinnati Beats New York 9 to 1 in First Game
Cincinnati tops the Giants 9 to 1 as Pinelli hits a first inning homer for the Reds and Luque allows six scattered hits. Bentley gives up eight runs on 8 hits in 1 2/3 innings while Wisner also struggles. Roush, Schultz, and Walker contribute multi hit outings for Cincinnati.
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Giants
REDS
Cincinnati
New York Today
Pinelli
Bentley
Luque
NEW York
Southworth
Frisch
Young
Rf .S.eee
Meusel
Terry
Reny
Coscoes
Lindstrom
Gowdy
Hartley
Wisner
Pope
Wilson
Wisen
Cincinnati BR
Leitemann
Roush
Schultz
Walker
Holke
Critz
Ccspe
Caveney
Hargrave
C S
Escosee
FCC Vicsses Escos
Dempsey Signs to Fight Wills in 1926 Michigan City Bout
Jack Dempsey confirmed a contract to defend the heavyweight title against Harry Wills in Michigan City near Chicago next year. Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons and manager Paddy Mullins discussed terms, with Dempsey stating he will be paid as much as Tex Rickard offered, and asserting Kearns’s contract is invalid. He plans no pre bout meetings with Greb or Tunney and may stage California exhibitions before July.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Michigan City
Chicago
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
New York
Paddy Mullins
Wills
Mullins
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Boxing Commission
Greb
Tunney
California
Glorious Youth Dominates In Raspy Long-Race Arena
A quirky hometown column praises youth in the current season with playful antiquated imagery. It contrasts young athletes with veteran oldtimers and hints at a new style, noting a platform of flowing whiskers and wheezing breaths while veterans are favored.
Glouster Beats Legion 12-4 in Big Five-Homer Game
Zanesville Greys revenged a loss by defeating Glouster 12 to 4 at Markoe Park. Five home runs helped Zanesville surge ahead with four long blasts by Zanesville batters and Leo White leading Glouster with a single double and homer. About 400 Athens county fans attended.
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Zanesville
Zanesville Greys
Glouster Legion Club
Markoéx
Sam Withem
Legionaires
Lefty Hawkins
Greys
Glouster
G. Rasp
Farich
Moc Daniels
White
Racey
Meissner
H. Rasp
Dyer
Nutter
Dyers
Giouster
Athens County
Roo
Leo White
Braves Rally Past Cards 6-4 After Four-Game Win Streak
Benton shut down the Cardinals after their four straight wins as the Braves exploded for six runs in the fourth and fifth innings to claim a 6-4 victory.
Phillies rally in ninth to defeat Cubs 3 1
The Phillies were shut out for eight innings then exploded in the ninth scoring three runs to beat the Cubs 3 to 1 behind Jones.
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Phils
Jones
Cubs
Nothing on the Beach Should Eat Too Much
A brief admonition notes that people in swimsuits should avoid overeating. The remark frames beachgoers as needing self control in food intake while enjoying the sun and water.
White Sox rout Red Sox 10 to 0 behind Blankenship
Blankenship blanked the Red Sox as the White Sox sacked Zahnizer and dominated the game 10 to 0. The decisive win showcased strong pitching and offense from the Chicago club.
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Blankenship
Red Sox
White Sox
Zahnizer
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Meigs Teachers Plan Institute
Julia Work
Margaret Woods
Dor Schaefer
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Philip Sommer
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H. B. Curd
Lexington
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Grace May
Warren
William Bailey
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Bound Brook
James A. Bailey
L. H. R. Foulk
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