Binpine sets track record in 2 13 trot at Athens County fair
Binpine driven by B. B. Jones wins the 2:13 trot, lowering the old three-year mark of 2:12% set by Peter Mills. Dr. Strongworthy and Mills place in heat race action as the program features 2:20 trot and 2:18 pace with close finishes and full fields.
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B. B. Jones
Newark
Athens County Fair
Peter Mills
Mills
hoWer
Dr. Strongworthy
Valentine T
Joe Dillard
Silver Worthy
Peter Dasch
Lee Volo
Earl Roush
Britton Finch
W. Roush
Baril Sweptson
Chillicothe
Strongworthy G. G
Ottolan Asworthy
Valentine
Peter Mills B. G
Caduceus the Great
Peters
Jim Clark
Ruble
George Russ
Stars Perform In Doubleheader As Waner Stars
Paul Waner doubled and scored a run in four trips in the first game then doubled, tripled, scored once and drove in two in five trips in the second. Al Simmons singled twice in three trips. Freddy Lindstrom singled doubled and stole a base in four trips in the first game but was shut out in four trips in the second. Harry Hellmann failed to hit in four trips.
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Paul Waner
al Simmons
Freddy Lindstrom
Harry Hellmann
Hartley Reports From Pomeroy Bend News Office
Oliver Hartley sends a telegram from Pomeroy Bend for the Messenger and provides contact numbers 161 X and 236 L for the bureau. Local correspondence describes happenings around the bend and at the bureau office.
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Oliver Hartley
Pomeroy Bend
Messenger
Democrats Names on Ballots Draw Local Interest
Aug 24 twenty two Knights of the Rutland Pythian lodge toured Sciotoville to attend the local Pythian meeting and rabbit supper. The Rutland group included R B Carson and J C Chase among others. several members held veteran jewels. In Pomeroy the recent primary yielded write-in central committeemen with many names certified by the election board.
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Pythian Lodge
Sciotoville
Rutland
Rutland Pythian Lodge
Sciotoville Pythians
Rutlanders
R. B. Carson
John Spires
George Carson
B. H. Carson
Mont Price
L. L. Myers
C. T. Smith
Clyde Bryan
C. A. Swick
John Longstreth
Elza Michaels
Herman Hoppes
Chris Diehl
Leo Woodard
Herb Miller
Carl Reeves
T. W. Davidson
John C. Chase
Carsons
Chas. Smith
J. C. Chase
Rutland Lodge
L. L. Roush
Truman Chase
Great Rider
J. D. Hoback
W. A. Palmer
Harrisonville
W. A. Dye
Langsville
Allen Ward
Wilber Willory
Letart
W. O. Crow
Sayre
Long Bottom
A. F. Swan
Middleport
Thomas Autherson
Funeral for Mossman Uncle Held at Bidwell
Mr Mrs Oscar Mossman and family drove to Bidwell to attend David Mossman 80 funeral at M E church. He was buried at Mt Zion cemetery beside Mrs Mossman who died six years ago. Ruth Mossman stayed with Campfire girls and the family returned to Middleport, planning a week at Jones Park and Keystone events.
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Oscar Mossman
Fame
Bidwell
For
David Mossman
M. E. Church
Two Rock
Mt. Zion Ceme
Community Club Resumes Monthly Sessions This Fall
In DPLEPORT on August 24 the Community club plans to resume monthly meetings after a summer break. The next gathering is scheduled for 7 20 PM at the K Hall with leaders predicting strong turnout and active plans. All men are urged to attend and join the club. In Middleport on August 24 Mr and Mrs Harry Roush and William left for a tour of states during their summer vacation visiting Mtington and Virginia before returning through Kentucky en route to Middleport.
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K. . Hall
Iddleport
Harry Roush
Whilam
Mtington
Virginia
Kentucky
Middleport
Paugh
Wanzo
Russ Heise
Columbus
Harry Miller
McKeesport
Griffiths
Miller
Land of K. O's
Hesse
Williams’ Brothers
Labor Day
Clyde Feiger Found Dead in Cincinnati
Clyde Feiger, a commercial teacher at Withrow High School in Cincinnati for about seven years, was found dead in his bed Thursday night. The body was brought to Pomeroy by ambulance, and the coroner suspects organic heart trouble. He leaves his mother Mrs. A J Feiger, two brothers Henry and Philip, a sister Clara, and another sister Mrs Lon Duskey of Syracuse.
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Pomeroy
Finsterwald
Clyde Feiger
Cincinnati
Feiger
Withrow ‘High School
Fetger
Faw
A. J. Feiger
Henry
Philip Feiger
Clara
Lon Duskey
Syracuse
Lyons Family Returns Home Amid Illness In Middleport
Aug 24. Mrs Leroy Lyons and her four children return to Middleport from Columbus where they stayed with relatives a week. Two children ill since return, believed to have influenza. Previously they suffered cholera morbus. Mr Swisher and family move to Middleport occupy Emma White house formerly Kassler residence.
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Middleport
Leroy Lyons
Columbus
Mr. Swisher
Emma White
Kassler
Athens
Middleport Produce to Manufacture Feeds for Pomeroy
Stock and poultry feeds under the Pomeroy firm name will be produced by Middleport Produce Company. Repairs and space expansion are underway in Middleport with plans for additional machinery. The venture will use a pool system to head the product line and hire several salesmen to cover potential sales territories.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
Last Visit in Middleport Before Europe Departure
Aug 4. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Fowler visit Parente Mr and Mrs A J Beaver before she sails to Paris for studies. Mrs Fowler’s Athens school closed Friday. They leave September 10 with departure on the 12th. Mr Fowler takes two weeks vacation and they stay with relatives.
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Middleport
Roscoe Fowler
A. J. Beaver
Europe
Paris
Mrs Tewksbury Returns After Columbus Visit
Mrs Edward Tewksbury and her sons Edward and Robert returned home after visiting in Columbus with Mrs Tewksbury's sisters due to her mother's serious condition. Mrs Jane Smith remains in critical condition at University hospital though slightly better, and no internal injuries were found in the accident.
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Middleport
Edward Tewksbury
Edward
Robert
Columbus
Tewkshbury
Jane Smith
University Hospital
Brownie Returns Home After Long Absence
In Pomeroy Aug 24 rejoicing greets Phil Meier Jr and family as Brownie the beagle returns home after missing since October 25 last year. The dog rode in the family car stolen at a basketball game and was found in Athens after a passerby recognized him. The Meiers retrieved Brownie from a home where he had been cared for since the theft.
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Pomeroy
Phil Meier, Jr
Brownie
Meier
Athens
David Wetzel
Haydenville
Brownlie
Meiers
Rev W G James Returns From East Vacation
The Rev. W G James returns to Middleport with his son and daughter in law Dr and Mrs Gaylord James after a month away. Regular services resume at First Baptist church next Sunday with sermons by James. Mrs James and daughter Jean stay in Rochester aiming to return by Sept 10 for school. James attends a two day Baptist district convention in Albany. Other Middleport attendees include Mrs R N Barnes Mrs J Leonard Harley Sanborn and Travis Gibbs.
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Middleport
W. G. James
East
Cleveland
Gaylord James
First Baptist Church
James
Jean
Rochester
New York
Albany
The
Baptist Churches
R. N. Barnes
J. ©. Leonard
Harley Sanborn
Travis Gibbs
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Mrs W J Forquer and daughter Beulah in Charleston for final exam before going to school. Mrs Vina Bennett visiting family in West Virginia near Pt Pleasant. A Shifiit on a business visit in Huntington. Mrs W T Moore and daughter Nancy with sister C F Rathburn travel to Wheeling to visit sister Mrs Austin Wood. Mrs Murray of Glouster visiting. Miss Laverne Abbott from Columbus visiting. Helen and Fay Durst and grandfather O N McElhinny in Westerville with Harve Jones family. Mrs C B Sayre of Chicago visiting relatives then to Magete, W Va for a few days.
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W. J. Forquer
Beulah
Charleston
McMillan Hospital
Vina Bennett
West Virginia
Pt. Pleasant
A. Shifiit
Huntington
W. T. Moore
Nancy
C. F. Rathburn
Wheeling
W. Va
Austin Wood
Oscar Roush
Magete
Somerville
Zuspan
Weather disrupts American Association baseball schedule
Rain and wet grounds postpone all games. American League results include Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 1 and Detroit 2 Boston 1 in 10 innings. New York 6 Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 1, St Louis 2 New York 3. Friday fixtures list Columbus at St Paul and Toledo at Minneapolis among others.
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Cincinnati
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American Association
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Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Baseball All Stars Game Roster Lacks Key Stars
Lou Gehrig Rogers Hornsby Babe Ruth and Frankie Frisch did not play in the showcase. The four listed legends were absent from the lineup.
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Lou Gehrig
Rogers Hornsby
Babe Ruth
Frankie Frisch
Draw in Marietta headlines boxing card at arena
In Marietta tonight the feature 12 round main bout between Jack Katkish of Pittsburgh and Tony LaRosa of Cincinnati ended in a draw. Ketchell defeated Elliott in an eight round junior bout, while Paul Wanzo won over Paugh in six rounds.
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Marietta
Jack Katkish
Pittsburgh
Tony LaRosa
Cincinnati
Ohio
Joe Murphy
Elliott
Ketchell
Paul Wanzo
Marisetta
Hersman Paugh
Parkersburg
Wanzo
Reds Back in Rage for Pennant Beat Robins in Double Header
Cincinnati wins 2–0 and 6–1 over Brooklyn Robins to move into third place, 3.5 games behind the Cardinals. Ray Kolp allows three hits in game one. Kenneth Ash shines in game two with six hits allowed. George Kelly belts a three-run homer in the third.
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REDS
Robins
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Robins
Cubs
Cardinals
Giants
Ray Kolp
Eds
Lill Doak
Kenneth Ash
Columbus
Brooklyn
Ray Moss
Rube Ehrnhardt
George Kelly
Ten Events Set for Marietta Regatta Tests
The Marietta regatta opens with 10 events over three days on the Muskingum river featuring more than 40 contestants. Boats from Milwaukee Madison Chicago Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh Akron Buckeye Lake Huntington Charleston Parkersburg Wheeling and others enter the Dawes trophy race. At least a dozen Marietta entrants will compete in outbound speeders.
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U.P
Muskingum River
Charles Gates Dawes
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Akron
Buckeye Lake
Huntington
Charleston
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Miami
Fla
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