Pomeroy Bend for Sale Pool Table and Safe
Pool table and iron safe in good condition offered at a reasonable price. Call 289x. Branson Hanna, Pomeroy.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1919
Page
8
Pool table and iron safe in good condition offered at a reasonable price. Call 289x. Branson Hanna, Pomeroy.
The county officials instruct Prosecuting Attorney Peoples to sue the O R B R P Co operator of the local street car system for four thousand dollars in back taxes. The street car company contends it lacks funds to pay the amount.
Notice to stockholders declares a meeting next Monday to consider a re organization with John Lyons and associates leading the firm. The plan signals a major change in management and strategy for the company.
Mary Gladys Dawson of Middleport, widow of John Dawson, appeared before the probate court for mental examination. At thirty seven with no children, she was found insane and ordered admitted for treatment at Athens Hospital.
Eugene Hysell son of Curtis Hysell of Thomas Fork returns home on furlough as a first lieutenant. He does not expect to be mustered out soon.
The Robert Street Fair relocated on Sunday following a week of strong profits in Pomeroy. A concession man sued the management for the loaned fifty dollars, prompting Justice Ewing to issue an attachment. The plaintiff recovered the money and the display proceeded.
M A Howell sues Elmer Beegle of le Bros produce firm for 6000 claiming Beegle caused marital break up. Howell and wife lived in Beegle Block Pomeroy. Mrs Howell recently divorced. Attorneys A D Russell of Pomeroy and former congressman R M Switzer of Gallup represent Howell.
Wayman Simmons, a Ford driver, struck Charles McQuigg's large car in front of Rev. Cherrington's residence on Union Avenue. The Ford shattered, the bigger car bore the impact on a wheel, both damaged but no serious injuries reported.
Justice Dieh sent two Syracuse defendants to the next grand jury. J. D. King faces assault charges against Russell Barton with a $200 bond. Eva Brewer is charged with libel by Mrs. Bessie Quillen, bond set at $100.
A group of Camp Fire Girls departed Sunday morning for a week long camp near Sumner under the supervision of Miss Oma Hill Miss Edna Howell and Miss Dorothy Chase.
Late Saturday night Mrs John Wilson of Harrisonville died after a long illness. She was 60 years old. She is survived by three sons John of Mason Howard of Pomeroy and R F D.
Ray of Harrisonville with two daughters Mrs. Ida French of Washington D. C. and Mrs. Ada Gilkey of Pratts Fork. Funeral held this afternoon at the M. F E church in Harrisonville.
The latest mine incidents involve James Hannahs of Pomeroy Second Ward with injuries to his back legs shoulders and face from Dark Hollow mine. A colored man named Jackson of Middleport suffered a broken leg and was driven home by ambulance.
Mrs Harry Probst and daughters left for Piqua Ohio yesterday. Miss Francia Hunker left today for a visit with friends in Pittsburg. Mrs Cora Villa and her daughter from Canada visit Mr and Mrs Frank Murray. Scoutmaster L P Davis and boy scouts depart for a ten day camping trip near Cheshire. Ray Farmer resigns as postal clerk and plans move to Logan. Baptist congregation held services in the new church Sunday evening followed by baptisms of Hilda Wilson Lillie Winters and Virginia Robinson.
National League results show Pittsburg 83 tied with Philadelphia 2 while St Louis and Boston fought 1 all in a rain shortened 19 innings. Cincinnati and New York led the American League with wins as Chicago and Detroit lingered in standings. League leaders include Pittsburgh Boston St Louis Philadelphia and New York with key showings through the day.
General Pershing is expected to return from Italy next Friday and begin homeward travel on September 1. He leaves behind fewer than 4,000 American troops in Europe as he departs.
Addison Edgar and family of Athens and Mr and Mrs Fletch Hawk attended a large picnic near Middleport Sunday. Mildred Shields visited Cecil Jewet in Nelsonville Friday. Mrs Harry Seevers left for Parkersburg to join her husband at work there. Mrs Will Bricker and granddaughter Izetta Evans travelled to Athens Saturday. Colombia forms a scientific commission for a geological survey of the country.
Bold notice touts Wirthmor Silk Blouses priced at five dollars with high value. It promises limited stock and highlights Georgette and Crepe de Chine styles cut for perfect fit, urging shoppers to act quickly before they are gone.
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