Matrimonial Dreath Ends in Meigs County with Three Licenses
Oliver Hartley reports the end of a long matrimonial drought in Meigs County as three marriage licenses are issued. Ben R Bates 18 and Mowell 17 both of Pomeroy join in license, as do R D George Chesteen 22 and Thelma Linkenhaker 19 of Pomeroy. John Willis 37 and Rebecca Fordikie 27, both from Pomeroy via Nelsonville, are wed by Justice Martin in the probate judge's office.
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Meigs County
Ben R.batey
Pomeroy and Mowell
Pomeroy R. D
George Chesteen
Thelma Linkenhaker
Pomeroy
John Willis
Rebecca Fordikie
Nelsonville
Justice Martin
Dillinger Family Visit to Rocksprings from Pittsburg
Norman A. Dillinger and his daughter Belle arrived here Monday to visit the grandparents Mr. and Mrs. B D Ashworth at Rocksprings. Dillinger is a brother of Ralph Dillinger of this county who works with the Y M C A in Kingston New York.
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Norman A. Dillinger
Belle
Pittsburg
B.D. Ashworth
Rocksprings
Mr. Dillinger
Ralph Dillinger
Y. M
Kingston, N. Y
Meandering in Michigan With Ex-Sheriff Willock
Ex-sheriff J. A. Willock and his wife Anna Paine Willock travel to Detroit for two weeks to enjoy the fall air and rest. They are joined by Anna's brother John T. Paine and his wife, who returned home after a brief visit.
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Michigan
J. A. Willock
Detroit
Mich
Anna
Judge Paine
John T. Paine
Noted evangelist Frank W Swift to visit First Baptist
The notice announces the noted evangelist Frank W Swift D D will visit the First Baptist Church in Middleport. The event publicizes his ministry and preaching engagement.
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First Baptist Church
Middleport
Frank W. Swift
Chautauqua Pastor Sets October Schedule at Local Church
The pastor of a Chautauqua New York church outlines services for the first two weeks of October. Next Sunday morning the sermon titled New Light from an Old Story will be preached and there will be no evening services.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
Scrapping for More Roads in Meigs County
County commissioners faced strong demands for better roads at Monday’s meeting as residents from all parts of Meigs County pressed for improved highways with limited funds. Auto owners’ urging helped push Meigs toward a faster good roads era.
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Meigs County
Meigs
Costly Squirrels In Ohio Hunt Nets Fine
Mell Davidson and Harry Hicks of Pomeroy pleaded guilty after returning with two dead squirrels out of season. Game Warden Roush arrested them and they paid $108.70 each. They are banned from hunting squirrels in Ohio until after September 15.
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Mell Davidson
Harry Hicks
Pomeroy
Roush
Martin
Ohio
Missionary William Genheimer Preaches in Pomeroy
William Genheimer son of RR Genheimer of Ball Run Salisbury township preached at Bethany M E church in Pomeroy to a large congregation and old friends. He has served in Athens county but will soon depart for Africa as a missionary.
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Africa
William Genheimer
RR. Genheimer
Ball Run
Salisbury Township
Bethany M. FE
Pomeroy
Athens Couty
A Proud Grandpa William H. Wise, Call Boy for the
A fragment mentions William H. Wise in a light note style as a call boy, with no further context or details available. The snippet lacks event, place, or date information to establish a clear news item.
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William H. Wise
Youngs Welcome Eight-Pound Grandson
K and M railroad at the YMCA in Middleport notes a new arrival for the Young family. An eight-pound grandson was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Ed Young of Hudson Street Middleport.
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K. & M. Railroad
Middleport
Ed Young
Hudson Street
Farmer James Boggess Buys Elliott Porrest Farm
James Boggess a Sciples township farmer and former Democratic county commissioner candidate purchased the Elliott Porrest farm from Sheriff Reeves for 4500 dollars. The deal adds to his holdings and reflects the local land market activity.
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James Boggess
Sciples Township
Elliott Porrest
Sheriff Reeves
Pomeroy Briefs Honored Visit At New Home
Mrs Bent Penn of Sugar Run St entertained in her new home Sunday for Miss Nell Shipley of Athens. Guests included Helen West Jessie West Bernice West and Monroe Weat.
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Pomeroy
Bent Penn
Sugar Run
Mies Nell Shipley
Athens
Helen
Jessie
Bernice West
Monroe Weat
Clark Guests Visit Father in West Virginia
Mr and Mrs J S Clark of Charleston West Virginia are guests of Mrs Clark’s father Martin Hamm. The couple has just returned from a two week trip to the Great Lakes and Canada.
Ackleys Visit Relatives as Typhoid Recovery Continues
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ackley of Athens are staying a week with Mrs. Ackley’s parents Mr. and Mrs. H. A. West on Mulberry Avenue while Mr. Ackley recovers from typhoid fever.
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Rex Ackley
Athens
Mrs Hellman Arrested for Malicious Destruction of Property
Mrs Walter Hellman turned a hose on the interior of an automobile in charge of Frank Foley causing damage. She was arrested on malicious destruction of property and bound over to court in $100 bond.
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Walter Hellman
Frank Foley
County Jail Remains Vacant After Drunken Spree Overnight
The county jail sits empty despite two individuals spending part of Sunday there to sober up after heavy drinking.
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Imbeliers
Drunk drivers in Pomeroy plead guilty after wrecks
On Saturday night John Cossello led three passengers when he hit a telephone pole and wrecked his car. He pleaded guilty Sunday in Justice Martin’s court and paid 5 dollars plus 50 dollars for driving drunk. Sunday evening Mont Bing, drunk, crashed into John O’Connell’s Oldsmobile injuring Mrs. O’Connell and tossing children from a mudhole. he was jailed and later paid fines.
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John Cossello
Main Street
Pomeroy
Justice Martin
Mont Bing
Kerrs Run
John O'Connell
O’connell
Michael Bentz
Martin
Cossello
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Brings Relief Claim
An elderly couple recounts that Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured a long stomach ailment after doctors failed. The ad promises simple, harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation affecting stomach, liver, and intestines, with a money back guarantee. Also mentions druggists in Athens and Nelsonville. A strange line notes a blue light for blood concentration and red for faster flow amid fashion notes on feather tipped shoes in Paris.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Tires stolen from F. L. Lewis Motor Co by Logan robbers
Thieves broke into the gates room of the F. L. Lewis Motor Co on Walnut street around midnight Sunday and took 19 tires valued at 673.25. A Ford car hauled the loot away through the west door to a rear alley machine. Police follow a clue as three or four men are suspected. surrounding towns warned.
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F. Lewis Motor Co
Lewis
Walnut Street
John Buchannon
Otterbein Bible Class Plans Annual Picnic at Fair Grounds
The Otterbein U B church Bible class announces its annual picnic at the fair grounds on Thursday. Members and families will attend with sports events like baseball and volleyball, and a big dinner to be served at six o'clock. Autos will transport attendees from the church from 1 p m to 2 p m.
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Otterbein Bible
U. B
Fair Grounds
Teachers Institute Opens at Hocking County
The Hocking county teachers institute begins a five day session at the L. H. S. auditorium with a 9 o'clock Monday start. Teachers from across the county attend the series of sessions and preparations indicate a successful meeting.
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Teachers’ Institute
Hocking County
Teachers Institute
Submits Report On County Farm Bureau Progress
At a county farm bureau executive meeting on Saturday August 14 Agent M W Bailey presented a monthly report showing progress in wheat standardization and poultry culling. The week saw 900 chickens culled with 20 percent discarded as non productive, promising savings for farmers. Portage wheat experiments increased yield per acre from one to three bushels.
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County Farm Bureau
M. W. Bailey
Second Defeat for Logan Nine in Ten Inning Loss
Logan's baseball team lost 2 to 1 in ten innings to the Lancaster White Sox. Ragged fielding and costly errors doomed the locals while Gresnen pitched well. Mowery doubled in Logan's lone run as McQuade muffed two sensational catches.
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Logan
Lancaster White Sox
Gresnen
Haynes
Lancaster
Mowery
McQuade
Road Work Progress on Logan Lancaster Road near Rockbridge
Supervisor Wead of the state highway department says brick work on Logan Lancaster road near Rockbridge will finish in eight days of good weather. Contractors have begun the Clear Creek bridge. Once completed the road will reopen to the public by mid September.
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Wead
State Highway Department
Logan
Lancaster Road
Rockbridge
Clear Creek
Attempts to revive church on Logan Circuit
Rev L J Sanford of Belmont county has spent the past week on the Logan Circuit of the Methodist Protestant church seeking to revive charges so a minister can be supported for the year. The four-church circuit has lacked a pastor for two years and hopes to renew standing in the conference. Sanford is half brother of local resident George Mettler and was a Hocking countian previously.
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L. J. Sanford
Belmont County
Logan
Methodist Protestant Church
Sanford
George Mettler
Our City
Auto Owners Rush Clerk of Courts Over New Registration Law
Auto owners flood the Clerk of Courts office seeking guidance on the new Atwood registration law. Clerk Robert C. Work is working to explain the requirements and ensure filings comply with the new statute.
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Clerk of Courts
Robert C. Work
Atwood
Work
Law and Paper Preparation Guidance
The text discusses aiding in preparing legal papers and understanding how law operates. It emphasizes the need for accurate documentation, organized processes, and clear guidance for filing, citing general steps without detailing specific procedures or jurisdictional rules.
Brights Attend Funeral in North Baltimore
Mr and Mrs S C Bright and family traveled to North Baltimore on Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs Brights sister Miss Lois Smith Miss Mabel Bierly a stenographer at the prosecutor s office has returned home from a two week visit with relatives in western Ohio and Indiana Clerk of the election board Barton Hall reports candidates for township offices are slow about filing their nomination papers.
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S. C. Bright
North Baltimore
Oscar Tom wins Democratic 4th Ward council tie
The 4th Ward Democratic primary runoff settled a triple tie in favor of Oscar Tom. George Hall and Councilman Fred Stracke were the other two candidates involved in the vote.
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Oscar Tom
George Hall
Fred Stracke
Rotterdam Hosts Europe's Largest Floating Drydock
Rotterdam houses Europe’s largest floating drydock, a key facility for ship repair and maintenance. The facility supports major vessel servicing and aligns with the port’s role as a regional maritime hub.
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Europe
Rotterdam
Tate Plans 10 Ad Students Pick Life Jobs
Ohio high school reform urges vocational guidance in freshman year to align student aims with societal duties. The plan, drawn from Radnor high school, emphasizes lifelong learning, study of diverse careers, and moral qualities needed for success in various vocations. Biographies of successful workers will illustrate factors behind success.
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Tate
Ohio
State Department of Education
Choos
Radnor, Pa
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