Buckeye State Building and Loan Ad During State Fair Week
Visitors in Columbus are invited to call on the Buckeye State Building and Loan Co to transact business or explore investments. The ad touts 5 percent certificates of deposit with semiannual interest by check, favorable first mortgage loan terms, prompt service, and a convenient Rankin Building location at 22 West Gay Street. Assets exceed 17.5 million.
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Columbus
Buckeye State Building and Loan Co
Rankin Bidg
West Gay St
Roy Bend for Sale and Local Notices
POM item notes a restaurant and six furnished rooms for sale with retirement after 11 years. Also reports the remains of Hile Seevers shipped to Hocking Valley after a mine accident left him an invalid. Racine dam scene over Sheridan Kirk Co boats ready to lock through with three wickets remaining.
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Hobbs & Mitchell
Middleport
Ohio
Hile Seevers
Hocking Valley
Seevers
Thomas Fork
Ford
Union Ave
Racine Dam
Sheridan & Kirk Co
Minnie Steinbauer Buys Ellis Building in Pomeroy
Mrs. Minnie D. Steinbauer purchased the Ellis building at Main and Court in Pomeroy from the W. A. Ellis estate administrator for about $13,000. She acquired it as an investment and most tenants plan to stay onboard.
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Minnie D. Steinbauer
Decree Granted in Adultery and Cruelty Case
Mrs Desta Perry obtained a decree in the common pleas court yesterday morning against Robert E Perry on charges of adultery and cruelty.
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Desta Perry
Common Pleas Court
Robert E. Perry
Marriages and arrivals mark Pomeroy notices
Otto Kreinbihl has arrived from overseas and is stationed at Camp Merritt New Jersey. W S Goodin, 57, of Albany, and Exie Rawlings, 50, of Dyesville, were married here yesterday. The Laglies Bible Class plans a Lincoln Hill picnic at Mrs. Charles Ebersbach’s home Thursday. Marshal George Schaaf and his son John traveled to Cleveland due to the serious illness of George’s son.
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Pomeroy
Otto Kreinbihl
Camp Merritt
N. J
W. S. Goodin
Albany
Exie Rawlings
Dyesville
Laglies Bible Class
Methodist Sunday School
Charles Ebersbach
Lincoln Hill
Marshal George Schaaf
John
Cleveland
Schaaf
George
Athens Messenger 1899 Items Glove Fight Democrats Sunday School Officers
A failed ten round glove bout at Cook's Crossing draws no bout, a Rome township arena, with Bob Swett and Dec Walker as contestants and Billy Watkins referee. Deputy Beasley serves a warrant. Democrats meet in Athens Court House to nominate a fall ticket headed by Gormley Myers and Glouster Press editor Craft. Athens County Sunday School Association holds ninth annual convention electing Kirkpatrick Saunders Lawrence Copeland Dixon Atkinson. Charles Grim begins a brick house on South Congress. Mrs Risengarter and Miss Corley visit Athens, tied to R W Corley and S Pickering era.
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Athens
Montgomery
Cook’s Crossing
Rome Township
Bob Swett
Dec Walker
Billy Watkins
Beasley
Marietta
Parkersburg
Belpre
Daleton
Nelsonville
Rome
Court House
Trimble Township
Gormley
John Myers
Craft
Glouster Press
Athens County Sunday School Association
Coolville
Rey. J. H. Kirkpatrick
Albany
A. B. Saunders
Guysville
W. B. Lawrence
C. H. Copeland
Normal Department
A. H. Dixon
Home Department
A. A. Atkinson
Charles Grim
Congress Street
L. T. Rosengarter
Corley
New York
J. B. Clayton
Risengarter
Anna Corley
R. W. Corley
Samuel Pickering
National Bank
Hocking Canal
Streetcar Strike Shuts Lines After Motorman Dismissal
Yesterday at 2 pm street cars were pulled to barns and service halted with no notice. Public assumes(receiver) ordered shutdown over daily losses, but dispute arose after Wallace Hill, motorman of car 380, was discharged without a hearing under union rules. Officials cite requirement for advance notice under the rules.
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Wallace Hill
Cars Resumed Operations After Hours of Tugging
After about three hours of pulling and tugging, the cars resumed operations.
Athens officers arrest Davenport on Xenia robbery warrant
The Athens county Sheriff and Athens Chief of Police traced Davenport to the Arnott rooming house in Pomeroy on Monday night. They found him in bed and confirmed his identity when he woke. He was loaded into a car and taken toward Athens.
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Athens County
Athens
Davenport
Xenia
Hartenbach
Arnott
Pomeroy
Drowning at Dam 20 Claims Babe Kibble’s Life
Babe Kibble 55 of Reedsville, son of Cin cinnatus Kibble, fell overboard from a boat at dam 20 and drowned yesterday. He was twice married. last wife survives with four grown children. Body not recovered at last report. County W C T U Convention slated for Aug 29 at Rutland M E Church in three sessions with devotionals by Mrs Ella Beeson and reports from officers including President Mrs Grave White and Secretary Mrs Bina Sanborn.
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Babe Kibble
Cincinnatus Kibble
Reedsville
Rutland M. E
Ella Beeson
Grave White
Bina Sanborn
Crusaders and W C T U Meet in Meigs County
Reports of local unions and election of officers open the program. Noon picnic dinner followed by devotionals led by Miss Mabel Race. The Crusaders of ’74 and the W C T U in Meigs County present talks and an address by Lucy Van Kirk Granville Ohio and an evening devotion led by Mrs Ashton.
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Hartley Russell
Flower “Mission
Anna Shott
Mabel Race
Florence Hartley
Crusaders
Meigs County
Crusaders of
B. H. Sanborn
Lucy van Kirk
Granville
Ohio
Ashton
Morrell
Pearson's Silent Recovery After Vimy Ridge Gassing
London report recalls Private A. E. Pearson gassed at Vimy Ridge in March 1918 losing speech. While at home with his mother she pinched him and he cried out Dont recovering his speech thereafter.
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London
Vimy Ridge
A. E. Pearson
Pearson
Edith Maitland death noted original of Alice in Wonderland
Edith Alice Maitland dies in Cheltenham. She was the writer and traveler who inspired Lewis Carroll's character Alice. Her passing marks the loss of a literary figure linked to a famous fictional debut.
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London
Cheltenham
Edith Alice Maitland
Lewis Carroll
Alice In Wonderland
Innocent Theft Accused Sentenced to Four Months
In London a man accused of theft handed a "statement" to the Lambert Magistrate declaring innocence. The court sentenced him to four months imprisonment.
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London
Lambert
London Bill Proposes Early Store Closings Four Nights
Parliament considers a measure mandating stores to close at 7 p m on four evenings weekly. A new sewer outlet cover prevents rat ingress while allowing sewage flow.
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London
Conservation Message on Natural Gas Use and Future Supply
The speaker urges economical gas use and warns waste could erase natural gas as a resource for future generations. Emphasizing conservation, the text calls for cooperation to extend the gas supply and make preservation profitable for smaller consumers.
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