Lost Goodrich tire and rim on Jerseyville route
A Goodrich automobile tire and rim were lost Wednesday between Athens and Pomeroy on the Jerseyville route. Reward will be given to Clarence Ebersbach of Pomeroy, Ohio. The notice appears in the OMEROY Bead News. The big packet boat Senator Cordill completed its first round trip to Pittsburg Friday with large freight including 4 000 cases of eggs 624 coops of poultry 1 000 baskets and 75 head of lambs. The trip was profitable and the Cordill will depart Pomeroy for Pittsburg each Saturday afternoon.
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Goodrich Automobile Tire
Rim
Athens
Pomeroy
Jerseyville
Clarence Ebersbach
Ohio
Senator Cordill
Pittsburg
Cordill
Minister and Justice Split Fifty Fifty on Probate Weddings
Two wedding ceremonies were held in probate court rooms on Saturday with a local minister and a justice of the peace sharing the duties fifty fifty.
Congress committee probes Japanese problem on Pacific coast
The lower house immotion committee conducts sessions on the Pacific coast to investigate the Japanese problem. Seattle photos show witnesses including F. Hart from Seattle and state figures such as Louis F. Hart, Johnson, Baker, and Box testifying alongside others.
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Immtion
Congress
Pacific Coast
Seattle
F. Hart
Go. Louis F State of Washington
Double Nuptials Stir Local Coal Region
Morgan Carsey a 28 year old miner of Nelsonville and Ruth Price daughter of Edward and Mrs Price of Middleport R C were married by Justice Martin in his tenth ceremony this month. Gerald King 19 and Mabel Dixon daughter of Victor and Mrs Dixon of Pratts Fork wed at Simpson M B church with Rev L L Cherring ton officiating and will reside near Pratts Fork.
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Morgan Carsey
Miner
Nelsonville
Ruth Price
Edward Price
Middleport R. C
Justice Martin
Gerald King
Mabel Dixon
Victor Dixon
Pratts Fork
L. L. Cherrington
Simpson M. B. Church
Lightning Strikes Bramlage House Four Times
The Lincoln Hill residence of Mrs. W. J. Bramlage was hit by lightning during Friday’s storm, tearing plaster in the kitchen and damaging a chimney. No one was home. This marks the fourth lightning strike on the same house.
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W. J. Bramlage
Lincoln Hill
Big vote expected in county offices and school levy election
Amid a warm nomination contest in several precincts, indications point to a large turnout tomorrow as voters decide county offices and the school levy.
Great Lakes Mining Syracuse Mine Resumes Operation
The Great Lakes Mining Company’s Syracuse mine resumed operation this morning after about two weeks idle. Empties were ordered to the mine switch Saturday evening.
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Great Lakes Mining Company
Syracuse
Remains of Mrs. Bentz Brought Home for Burial
The remains of Mrs Adam Bentz who died at Columbus were brought to Pomeroy and taken to the Misses Fick home at Monkey Run. Services were held Sunday afternoon at Bethany M E church with interment at Beech Grove cemetery.
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Bintz
Adam Bentz
Columbus
Poy
Fick
Monkey Run
Bethany M. BR
Beech Grove Cemetery
Bayer Aspirin Package Ad Promotes Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine safe for over twenty years and prescribed by physicians. It notes unbroken Bayer packaging with directions for headache, toothache, rheumatism, and colds, sold in small tin boxes of 12 and larger packages by druggists.
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Bayer
Bayer Manu
Wonderful Herb Wonder Claims by Cambridge Man
Old Cambridge Citizen Henry Miller of 409 Silver Cliff, Cambridge Ohio, praises Thurber and Yee's Herb Wonder for restoring appetite, weight, and steadiness. He notes prior weakness and nervousness at age 75, and reports regained appetite, weight gain, and ability to write. The ad lists Athena Pharmacy Co in Athens and The Fountain Pharmacy in Nelsonville as sellers.
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Henry Miller
Silver Cliff
Cambridge
Middleport social notes recount visits and guests
The column lists residents visiting relatives and hosting guests in Middleport and surrounding towns. It mentions Mr and Mrs John Geyer, Mrs Patrick Cahrieg, Miss Dahlia Ponies, Il Lama, George McPhale, Bert Martin, Miss Katherine Wells, Mrs P D Cooper, Mrs Albert Bartel, Mrs Atwood Brickles, Mrs C J Rust, and others attending family gatherings, dinners, and campaigns in nearby communities.
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Youngstown
John Geyer
Butternut Avenue
Patrick Cahrieg
Columbus
Lizzie Enoch
Middleport
Warren Huddleston
Charleston
John Kincaid
Dahlia Ponies
Il Lama
Nelsonville
George McPhale
Base City
Michigan
Bert Martin
Cincinnati
Katherine Wells
Wilkesville
M. C. Hobart
P. D. Cooper
Albert Bartel
Atwood Brickles
Lillie Partlow
Vinton
John Meier
Dorothy
John O'Hara
Glouster
H. H. Eblin
Ellsworth
C. J. Rust
Pomeroy
Two Held for Onortage of Bank Funds in Ohio
Columbus report states Charles R. Nicholas and Karl R. Welsch, tellers at Dollar Savings Bank of Niles, were arrested on embezzlement warrants. They are bound over to the grand jury on $10,000 bonds as about $50,000 in bank funds reportedly disappeared and were used for cars, real estate, and stocks.
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Columbus
Charles R. Nicholas
Karl’ R. Welsch
Dollar Savings Bank of
Niles
L. G. Tattman
Charles Crow
Ira
R. Pontius
Arthur W. Pleister
Athens Edges Murray City In Eight Inning Rally
Athens defeated Murray City 6 to 5 in a dramatic eighth inning come back here Saturday. Wright drove in four Murray runs as Murray led 5–0 before a late Athens rally sparked by Corbin, Finsterwald, and Simpson. Barstow and Knox starred in the late defense while King, Heath, and Hillyer pitched for their teams. Umpires Swyers and Beverage officiated.
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Athens
Murray City
Murray
Wright
B. Taylor
Stone
Brooker
King
Heath
Grover
R. Finsterwald
Corbin
Finsterwald
Simpson
Hillyer
Knox
E. Finsterwald
White
Barstow
Bradfield
Russ Finsterwald
H-E Barstow
Thomas
Mudry
Taylor
Rasitike
Ing
Nes
Waite
Swyers and Beverage
Ueasy Abrae
Simons
R . Thomas
Geones T
Bater
Roberts
R. EL P. AE. Grover
B. Patrols
Se. King
Poston Woman Dies at 75 After Illness
Rexibella widow of C. A. Ips died Friday noon in Clinton Augustine's home. She would have turned 75. She had been in poor health since early winter following a heart attack. Interment services will be held.
Burial and funeral details for local resident
Sunday forenoon at the church at Waterford and interment in the adjoining cemetery. The funeral party will leave by motor at 6 o clock Sunday morning. Since the death of Mr Phillips three years ago the deceased had lived with her granddaughter. Survived by Asa Phillips Connery Champaign IL Anna Beckett Tenn and John Phillips Poston. 21 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Waterford
Phillips
Asa Phillips
Connery
Champaign
Anna Beckett
Tenn
John Phillips
Poston
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Evadineiye
William Duncan
R. Johnson
G. C. Staneart
Omeroy Bead News
Jacksonville
Burke, Withem, Stewart
Congress Committee
Ratt
Era
Tohnson
Mi Man
Baker of Arms
Box of
Texas
House Committee On Immigration
Wash
Great Lake Company
Democrats
Henry W. Gotner
Democratic State Central Committee
Athens County Fair
Logan
Athens Hocking
Meigs, Vinton, Perry and
Fairfield
We Counties
Pomeroy Bend
Thor Olson
Chester Morris
Kelly Motor Co
Springfield
Edgar Morris
Breezy Heights
John B. Downing
John Selby
Mt Clemens
Mich
Canada
C. V. Busch
Akron
McClain
Naylors Run
Charles Rust
New Lexington
Louisville
T. P. Eiselstein
Toledo
T. H. Eiselstein
Wyllis Davis
Mary Rasp
Paul Rosenbaum
John Meyers
Harry Ohlinger
Harriet
Arthur Jenkinson
Lancaster
Rob Webster
Charles Sayre
S. E. Howe
OLD Cambridge Citizen
Thurber & Yee
Rally AT
Glose
Brooks & Fierce
Caltric
Ens
Rexibella Phillips
Cleveland
Lance le
Ren
Lind Paint CO
Broadway
Cleveland, O
Republicans
Southern
Joseph T. Tragy
Portsmouth
Champa
John McLaughlin
Coolville
R. C. Baker
Richland Ave
Majestic Twckeow
Harold Macgrath
James Kirkwood
Anna Q. Nilsson
Rome Township
Owen Beebe
Fair Minds
W. B. Rice
Chas
J. W. Wilson
M. B. Copeland
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