Pomeroy Urhere Preaching Suspended Four Sundays
Pomeroy Urhere announces no preaching services at Middleport Presbyterian for four Sundays. Rev Beery takes his annual vacation with family in Wooster and Jackson. Edna Barnes enjoys vacation from Hobson office duties, visiting Glouster and Columbia. Mr and Mrs Arthur Stuart of Charleston are in Middleport to help Edwin Cook and family while train master Glifbroner is ill.
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Middleport Presbyterian
Rev
Beery
Tion
Wooster and
Jackson
Edna Barnes
Hobson
Glouster
Columbia
Mra
Arthur Stuart
Charleston
Middleport
Edwin Cook
Mr. Stuart
Glifbroner
Pioneer Pomroy Mother Barbara Kloes Passes?
Barbara Kloes longtime Pomroy resident in Pom’s fourth ward is described as a pioneer mother and community figure in the local notice. Family and neighbors recall her contributions and life serving in the early settlement.
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Pomeroy
Barbara Kloes
Fourth Ward
Pom
Obituary of Ero y Kloes
Ero y Kloes aged 79 died Monday in old age infirmities. Born in Germany she came to the U S at age thirteen. Survived by husband Henry Kloes 85. six daughters and two sons listed with residences. Funeral Wednesday 2 30 p m from home, Rev Nussman officiating. Burial Beech Grove cemetery.
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Eroy
Germany
Henry Kioes
Lizzie Steiner
Lorain
Ohio
Anna Fischer
Lena Kloes
Greensburg
Jacob Zeisler
Young
Young Man Breaks Foot at Kasex Mine Tipple
Therian Ohlinger, son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Ohlinger of Laurel Street Pomeroy, suffered a badly broken foot when his foot was caught at the tipple during yesterday's shift at the Kasex mine.
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Kasex
Therian Ohlinger
Stephen Ohlinger
Laurel Sttreet
Pomeroy
Cupid’s Vacation Delays County Marriage Licenses
The little god of love appears on vacation as no marriage licenses have been issued in the county since August 2. Officials expect September’s fairs and gatherings to prompt new filings.
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Dan Cupid
Little God of Love
POMEROY BRIEFS Henry Popelin Court street watch
Court street watch doctor reports a new six pass eng er Easex car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Henry Popelin
Emma Lee Returns Home From Washington Visit
Miss Emma Lee returned Monday from a three week visit with the Huntley family of Washington County, marking a peaceful family reunion and travel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Lee
Huntley
Washington County
Rutland Soldier Returns From Bean Dinner in Vinton
James McGhee, a Rutland soldier, came back Monday after attending the large bean dinner at Vinton. He habitually attends these events to celebrate and recall past days.
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James McGhee
Rutland
Vinton
County Treasures Select Robert Warner for Ben Elberfeld Building
Robert Warner begins housekeeping in the Ben Elberfeld building on Mulberry avenue Pomeroy Arthur Genheimer returns from a motor trip to Marietta
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Robert Warner
Ben Elberfeld
Mulberry Avenue
Pomeroy
Arthur Genheimer
Marietta
Miss Lorena Mowry Returns Home From Visit
Miss Lorena Mowry has returned to her Charleston home after a week with her sister Mrs. John Hite.
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Lorena Mowry
Charleston
John Hite
Weekend Guest Courtesy From Gore Ohio Hosts
Mrs. John Hite entertained weekend guests including Mrs. Ray Ter rell and daughter Beulah Burgess from Gore Ohio, highlighting social hospitality in the community.
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John Hite
Ray Terrell
Beulah Burgess
Gore, Ohio
World Wanderer Otho Will Returns After War
Otho Will, once a Rocksprings native, returns home after 27 years as a world traveling sailor and war veteran. He sailed every sea, saw many nations, never drank, and now has grey eyes. He served in the big war, survived two torpedoings, and is bound for the western United States after stopping in Newport News for six months’ pay.
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Otho Will
Birmingham
England
United States
Rockies
New Orleans
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Newport News
Great West
Carter Venexins Headed to Pomeroy for Visit
Early Tuesday morning Ewing Carter son of ex postmaster George Carter left Rutland for Pomeroy where he was joined by Miss Sarah Elizabeth Jenkins observers report a social visit between the two.
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Carter
Rutland
Ewing Carter
George Carter
Pomeroy
Sarah Elizabeth Jenkins
Couple Wed In Jackson Then Plan East Coast Honeymoon
The daughter of Ed Jenkins of Pome Roy and her partner traveled from here to Jackson for a marriage at the bride's grandmother's home. They will honeymoon two to three weeks visiting Columbus Cleveland Pittsburgh Niagara Falls New York Washington and other eastern points before returning to Rutland to resume the groom's work at the Carter refreshment and amusement emporium.
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Ed Jenkins
Pomeroy
Jackson
Columbus
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Niagara Falls
New York
Washington
Carter Refreshment
Rutland
TAME PRIMARIES IN POMEROY AND MIDDLEPORT
Primaries in Pomeroy and Middleport drew only about one-fifth of normal voters for municipal officer nominations. In Pomeroy Third ward precinct A judges Miss Cady Whaley and Mrs Albert Fell and clerk Mrs Fred Longlota had time to tat while performing duties.
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TAME
Pomeroy
Middleport
Cady Whaley
Albert Fell
Fred Longlota
Schmidt Family Reunion at Old Sugar Run Homestead
The Schmidt family, early Pomeroy settlers, gathers for a multiday reunion at the Sugar Run Street homestead. Present are Rev. Herman Schmidt of Portland Oregon Mrs. C R Hoffman of Seymour Indiana John W Schmidt of Ashland Kentucky Miss Marie Genheimer and nurse Miss Buckstaller of Cincinnati and Mrs Otto Genheimer and son Charles of Marietta. Several other relatives are expected next week.
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Schmidt
Pomeroy
Sugar Run Street
Herman Schmidt
Portland
Ore
C. R. Hoffman
Seymour
Ind
John W. Schmidt
Ashland
Marie Genheimer
Buckstaller
Cincinnati
Otto Genheimer
Charles
Marietta
Street Car Service Shrinks Amid Auto Boom
Local street car travel remains light as more residents favor automobiles and slack business climates cripple the utility.
Racine Divorce Case Joins Court Records
Upper society divorce case from Racine enters court records on Tuesday. Plaintiff Mrs. Carolyn Curtis sues for divorce from Walter Leo Curtis, alleging gross neglect of duty.
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Racine
Carolyn Curtis
Walter Leo Curtis
No Emergency Certificates For Columbus Teachers
County Superintendent Thomas W. Karr reports that Columbus school authorities require regular certificates for all teachers and will not employ those with only emergency credentials. A surplus of teachers in some areas leads boards to bar married women from teaching. Pupils hopeful for winter positions face disappointment as officials aim to restore prewar school conditions by hiring the best and most experienced teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Karr
Columbus
Boards of Education
Logan Starts New Residence Near Frasch Property
Workmen began excavating Tuesday for the basement of a new brick residence to be built by W. A. Henderson on the vacant West Main street lot adjacent to the William Frasch property. The five room house will include a sleeping porch and modern conveniences. Henderson is a contractor and mine operator.
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W. A. Henderson
West Main Street
William Frasch
Henderson
Geiger Returns as Science Teacher and Athletics Coach
Prof Homer Geiger, former L H B faculty member, will return to Logan for the coming winter. Reemployed for the ensuing year he will teach science and coach athletics. He produced a strong baseball team last season and a solid football showing with many returning athletes. He plans to resume in about three weeks.
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Logan
Homer Geiger
Geiger
Logan-Lancaster road opens to Clear Creek with temporary bridge
Word arrives that the Logan Lancaster road is open to Clear Creek where a temporary bridge allows crossing. From Clear Creek to Lancaster the pike remains closed while crews lay pavement and work to reopen by September 1. The project faces grade difficulties due to the nearby Hocking River. over 200 feet of pavement are laid daily.
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Logan
Logan-Lancaster
Clear Creek
Lancaster
Hocking River
Lancaster Caller Reclaims Stolen Ford Car in Bowen Street Find
Wilber Weaver of 416 Maple Street Lancaster arrived Monday to claim a Ford found near Oil Well Supply Company on Bowen Street Friday. Police traced the vehicle to Lancaster where the license number was verified by the registrar, proving ownership.
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Wilber Weaver
Maple Street
Lancaster
Bowen Street
Weaver
Special Invitation for Logan People to Attend Service Week
A special invitation announces a religious gathering with M. Warren of Circleville teaching the large men's class. Music will be provided by John W. Troy of Michigan City and Mrs. Conklin of Delaware. Dr. Carmine has preached there this week and will deliver sermons Sunday. Logan residents plan to attend.
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Ple
M. ©. Warren
Circleville
John W. Troy
Michigan City
Ind
Conklin
Delaware
Carmine
Logan
Local Hospital Exits After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Irvin Ball left the local hospital Monday after several weeks there for an appendicitis operation. She lives on a farm west of Logan. Mr Tubbs of Akron, injured in a fall at Logan Clay Product plant last week, recovered enough to leave the hospital Monday and stay at his rooming hotel. He cannot return to work for a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Ball
Logan
Tubbs
Akron
Logan Clay Product Company
Joshua Smith 56 Dies at Home After Long Illness
Joshua Smith died at 459 East Bowen Street after years of loco ptor ataxia. A former structural iron worker, he ran a shine stand on Main and Market for years. Funeral from his home Thursday with Rev. J. W. Blair officiating. Interment at Oak Grove Cemetery by Harden and Company. Survived by a widow and several children.
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Joshua Smith
East Bowen Street
Tuseday
Main
Market Streets
J. W. Blair
M. E. Church
Harden and Company
Oak Grove Cemetery
Primary Day Quiet in City Election
Voter interest was low with a single contest on the Republican slate for council at large. Candidates Geo Kelsh John Timberlake Edward Hamilton and A Magoon compete for three seats while mayoral candidates A H Brooke and F A Koope were unopposed. Precinct A in the first ward posted 37 votes with no women voting as total city turnout stayed under 156 and primaries cost about 6 dollars per vote.
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Geo. Kelsh
John Timberlake
Edw. Hamilton
A. Magoon
A. H. Brooke
F. A. Koope
Elks Picnic and Home-Coming Set for August 14
Logan Lodge 452 BPOE announces a big picnic and home-coming on Sunday August 14 from 10 a.m. to midnight. The venue remains secret, and the committee promises an event surpassing prior affairs, urging all members to cancel other plans.
Local visitors and travels noted in Rutland area
Rutland QO L Bradford and wife and Miss Edna Bradford of Columbus visit here and in Middleport. Miss Gertrude Williams of Fair Play guest at Van Ley Camp. Harry Williamson spends vacation in Parkersburg. Mrs Hugh Evans and children of Marysville visit Rathburn home. F G Mutchler visiting Day ton Stockdale Stockbourne. Mrs Ollie E Anderson of Grass Run and Miss Bessie Bolen of Dexter visit Bolchow Missouri to see aunt Mrs Louisa C Hartley. Frank Bean and wife plan auto trip to northern part of state for vacation. Mrs Lucy Longstreth returns from Bellville after three weeks. Bert Rutherford and family return with her for Buckhorn school reunion next Saturday. Howard Stansbury and family of Cincinnati visit relatives here. Mrs Will C Merritt entertained.
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QO. L. Bradford
Edna Bradford
Columbus
Middleport
Gertrude Williams
Fair Play
Vanley Camp
S. Harry Williamson
Parkersburg
Hugh Evans
Marysville
Rathburn
F. G. Mutchler
Dayton
Stockdale
Stockbourne
Ollie E. Anderson
Grass Run
Bessie Bolen
Dexter
Bolchow
Louisa C. Hartley
Frank Bean
Lucy Longstreth
Bellville
Bert Rutherford
Buckhorn School
Howard Stansbury
Cincinnati
Will C. Merritt
Hand Injury at McGovern Shoe Factory
John Ingmire an employee at the McGovern Shoe Company suffered a left hand injury Tuesday morning when a machine tipped and crushed his hand. He will need several days off work for recovery.
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John Ingmire
McGovern Shoe Company
Big Day at Camp Ground Inter County Bible Day
Word from Rev. H. H. Wilber announces next Sunday’s big day at the camp grounds. Inter county day designated with men’s Bible classes drawing participants from Pickaway Perry Fairfield and Hocking counties.
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Camp Ground
H. H. Wilber
Pickaway
Perry
Fairfield
Hocking County
Local Notes On Community Projects And Health
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church reports progress on building projects with the K. of P. hall addition foundation completed and construction to start. R. E. Forrest lays a Salem Street house foundation. Helen English is critically ill with rheumatism. Pearl Lanning visits Huntington while he recovers from sickness. Committee on organized play met at the auditorium to aid teachers and plan a summer program. B. E. Saxton installs a complete water system in Rutland township. Board of education plans a meeting next Saturday to hire teachers.
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M. E. Church
K. of P. Hall
R. E. Forrest
Salem Street
Helen English
Pearl Lanning
Huntington
B. E. Saxton
Rutland Township Board of Education
Credit Law to Put New Life Into Business
Eugene Meyer head of the War Finance Corporation told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that a federal railroad credits bill could create one million jobs. He said 200000 would work immediately on railroad equipment and demand for fuel and materials would revive idled industries, with rate cuts possible as railroad business recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Administration
Eugene Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Meyer
Interstate commerce panel asserts broad power over earnings
The interstate commerce commission was noted as holding full authority to regulate earnings, signaling strong regulatory reach and oversight. The report emphasizes the agency's capacity to set and adjust income-related rules impacting affected industries and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Had Enuf Freedom: Connor Escapes From Prison Farm
Columbus reports J. J. Connor a 22 year old prisoner from Jefferson County escaped after less than a day of liberty while a trusty at the London prison farm. Connor walked away and authorities began searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. J. Connor
Jefferson County
Londom
Connor
Man Appears At State Penitentiary Seeking Warden
An unnamed man arrived at the state penitentiary on Mondy night and requested a meeting with Warden Thomas after leaving the prison farm. The incident occurred during a period of heightened security at the facility.
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State Pen
Thomas
Coal scanning effort spans nations including Aden and Uruguay
The report notes a broad international move to scan coal from diverse regions such as Aden, Uruguay, Ceylon, Egypt, India, Argentina, Mauritius, and Zanzibar. The goal is to standardize quality and monitor trade patterns amid shifting global energy markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marcel
Aden
Uruguay
Ceylon
Egypt
India
Argentina
Mauranitius
Zanzibar
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Willys
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Athens
Lostro Auto Sales Co
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Perfection
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New Departure Bearings
Richmond
Gage Auto Co
Jackson County Laundry
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Jackson County
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A_SELENICH
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May Tully
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Constance Binney
Columbus Oil” Company
Columbus, Ohio
C. E. Norris
Athens County Buick Co
McCune Tire & Accessory Co
Thens
Cooley & Campbell
Wheaton Hardware Co
H. D. Nice
E. Selby
C. C
EK. H. Pidcock
Beaumont
Nelsonville Tire Co
Buick Co
R. H. Wagner
Buchtel T. MecManamy
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C. F. Leach
Gaston Bros
Guysville
W. M. Dixon
New Marshfield
R. H. Hysell
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Stewart
M. L. Cottingham
Albany
O. H
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B. & O. Railroad
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