Legion District elects delegates to national convention
Meigs citizens honored at the Legion district meeting with Capt Jones and Mrs Howell chosen as delegates to the national Legion and Legion Auxiliary conventions. Edna Howell and Mrs Lillian Major led auxiliary units while Mrs Feiselstein and Mrs Ralph Smore attended from Pomeroy.
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Meigs Y Citisens
American Legion
Legion
the Legion
Mata
Jones
Oualy
V. Howell
The
Legion Auxiliary
Sats
Mra. Howell
W Webster Post
Edna Howell
Pomeroy
Lillian
Major
Auxiliary
Ena Fejlselstein
Ralph Smore
Chillicothe
Istein
W Webster Auxiliary
Marriage of Virginia Ervin and Shannon
Mr and Mrs W B Ervin of Middleport announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia to Shannon Aug 8 at Pomeroy. The couple wed yesterday and will establish their home in Middleport.
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Pomeroy
Rs. W. B. Ervin
Middleport
Ter
Virginia
Shannon
Columbus
Baptists Hold Association Meeting in Pomeroy
The First Baptist church of Pomeroy hosts an association meeting today with Rev. Harley Fletcher of Albany as principal speaker.
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Pomeroy
Aus
First Baptist Church of
Harley Fletcher
Albany
Arrest of Krebs and Books in Chester Robbery Case
Sheriff Larry Rice escorted J Krebs from Dresden to county jail after Krebs was held on charges of involvement in a Chester store robbery. Co defendant Vic Riroor was captured in Marietta and faces grand jury action. Krebs and Books await grand jury phrases in the county jail.
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Pomeroy
Larry Rice
Dresden
J. , Krebs
Frank Geul
Chester
Krebs
Thal
Rice
Riroor
Vic
Marietta
Books
ARF Weds Fere Pomeroy in Aug 27 Nuptials
Joseph Diders, 66, a chairmaker of Dyes, wed in a quiet ceremony on August 27 with family in attendance. No further details available.
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Fere Pomeroy
Joseph Diders
Marriage Record From Probate Court Yesterday Morning
Ville and Nan Turkey 70 of Dexter were married at the probate court yesterday morning by Justice Gardner of Rutland.
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Ville
Nan
Turkey
Dexter
Gardner
Rutland
Independent Pomeroy nominates Peter Godfrey for marshal
Peter Godfrey fled a petition as an independent candidate for marshal yesterday afternoon in Pomeroy. He was defeated in the Republican marshal primary by Ray Roush.
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Pomeroy
Peter ‘Godfrey
Marshal Yeaterday
Godfrey
Marshal
Ray Roush
Kingsland entertains DAR chapter with theater party
Edmund W. Kingsland hosted the Cradle of Liberty chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution with a theater party at Electric theater. After the show about sixty children enjoyed ice cream decorat ed cupcakes and candy at Loyds Sweetshop. The Fox film The Heart Buster was shown for Mrs. Kingsland.
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Ers
Edmund W. Kingsland
Cradle of Liberty
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Electric Theater
Loyds Sweetshop
Tom Mix
Fox Film Corporation
Kingsland
Sullivan Gayre
Second Street
Middleport
Elmer Wysong
Francis Notter
Willard Jean Rose
Huntington
Alma
Mildred Geason
Lucille Powell
Esther Chambers
Kathleen Fisher
Carl Hoffman
Chicago
Arthur Stewart
Charleston
Herman Hill
Jean McKay
Richard Chambers
Robert McKay
Fredrick Fisher
Paul French
POMEROY BEND BRIEFS
Local notes list visits and travels around Pomeroy Bend. Names include Mrs Atkins and her grandson visiting the Rathburns in Columbus, Amoe Junod and family visiting daughter Mrs Winger in Fort Wayne with trips to Mount Blanchard and Angola, and other town visitors such as R A Schaefer G A Snow and Victor Ebelstein.
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Pomeroy Bend
Atkins
Little
Randson, Yd
Columbus
Charles Rathburn
Amoe Junod
Winger
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mount Blanchard
Angola
R. A. Schaefer
G. A. Snow
Charles C. Abereseld
Kate Adams
Pittsburgh
Fred Crow
Mise Lily Owen
Athens
Karl Martin
New Creek
Oxia
John Murdock
Mason City
Ralph Gilmore
American Legion
Chillicothe
Albert Whipple
Union Avenue
Claude Gillan
C. C. Cooper
Ravenswood
W. Va
Victor Ebelstein
Story of Mother Jones and the eight hour day era
The text recounts labor unrest in 1880s Chicago, the eight hour day demand, and the Haymarket affair. It names anarchists, executions, and Governor Altgeld’s later pardon of three inmates. It frames the events as a harsh clash between workers and authorities and notes enduring respect for truth.
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Mother Jones
Ted
Hay Square
James H. Kerr & Co
Chicago
Rike
Michigan
Lake Shore
Louis Lingg
Altgeld
Mop and broom army actions in Pennsylvania coal fields
The phrase refers to a movement in Pennsylvania coal districts led by Mother Jones, using organized marchers and labor tactics to pressure mine owners. It highlights labor unrest and efforts to improve conditions for miners through collective action.
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Mother Jones
Coal
Pennsylvania
Was He Justified in Family Washing Clash
In Cleveland on August 27 a husband shot and killed himself after his wife refused to quit her family washing and make pickles, a domestic dispute ending in a fatal suicide.
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Cleveland
John Milliam
Local Visitors and Trips Highlight Busy Week
Mrs Conrad Schmittt of Sharpsville Pa visits sister Mrs L H R Foy on Second Street. Mrs Oliver Bradbury departed yesterday on the Kate Adams for a friends visit. Miss Carrie Atkinson along with Ida Atkinson sailed on the Seamer Kate Adams to Pittsburgh. Sim Barich of Athens, a former Pomeroy high student, visited Robert Akers in Detroit. Mrs Mel Hartinger and Mrs Dee Ward left on a motor trip to Cleveland. Mr and Mrs T Jesse Jones plan to return to New York Monday. Dean Crose of Florida visiting his aunt Mrs Mary C Cross at Captain. Captain Nye now works on the Lower Mississippi. T F Chambera of Granville, speaker before the Baptist association, returns tomorrow. Charlotte Bartells returns from a week with Irene Rothgob in Gallipolis. Rev E B Fitch of Granville visiting in Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs Dave Forrest of Pittsburgh visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Simpson.
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Conrad Schmittt
Sharpsville
L. H. R. Foy
Second Street
Oliver Bradbury
Kate Adams
Rgh
Carrie
Ida Atkinson
Pittsburgh
Sim Barich
Athens
Pomeroy High School
Robert Akers
Detroit
Hig
Granville
The
Baptist Association
Charlotte Bartells
Irene Rothgob
Gallipolis
E. BR. Fitch
Pomeroy
Dave Forrest
Harry Simpson
Butternut Avenue
Middleport Notes on Local Residents Visitation
Carl Hoffman Jr of Chicago visits grandparents in town. Geraldine Collins travels to Columbus to visit friends. Corina Morgan returns home from Portsmouth visit. Frank Lewis Knopp goes to Marion to see Paul Webb. Several residents ill or absent from work. Funeral attendance by out of town visitors, including Detroit and Nelsonville guests. Carl Hoffman of Chicago visits friends and relatives here. Arthur Stewart of Charleston is also mentioned.
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Middleport
Carl Hoffman Jr
Chicago
J. F. Hoffman
Geraldine Collins
Columbus
Corina Morgan
Fred Scott
Portsmouth
Frank Lewis Knopp
Marion
Paul Webb
H. J. Hysell
Co, BK
Cummings
Jack Howell
J. H. Williams
Second Street
Alma Runfield
Mary Jane
Herbert Powell
Stanley Powell
Carl Powell
Roy Powell
Noah Powell
Detroit
Hannah Perry
Lula
Mary Perry
Tillie Hall
Beth Verity
Appraisal War Reaches Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court will decide if courts can block the state tax commission from conducting real estate reappraisals. State Supreme Judge Matthias raised an alternative to proceed with the case, signaling imminent ruling on legal authority and procedure.
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Columbus
State Tax Commission
Ohio
Supreme Court
Matthias
Writ of Mandamus Orders Re. M. Faust to Reapportion Mahoning County Real Estate
At the request of the State Tax Commission, a writ of mandamus compels RE M Faust, auditor of Mahoning County, to show cause why the commission’s decree requiring a general reappraisal of county real estate this year for taxation should not be obeyed excluding public utilities.
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State Tax Commission
RE. M. Faust
Mahoning County
Calls Modern Dance Sinful Says Rev Owens
Rev Eugene Owens from Nelsonville Ohio denounces modern dances as evil and immoral portraying them as poisonous to body and soul. He condemns modern dance as a revival of pagan rites born in sin and promoted for profit.
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Eugene Owens
Nelsonville
Ohio
God
Drivers War Grows as Cleveland Bus Loops Expand
Cleveland Aug 26 A taxi bus war forms as the city’s new bus loops extend services to downtown points including Union Station.
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Cleveland
Union Station
Local Livestock Show Awards Highlights Big Winners
The event crowned Cecil Robinson as champion bull, with second in horse judging to a Robinson, and champion female to R. Robinson. Sheep honors went to G. G. Paul of Canaan Town ship, plus Howard McClain of Lima winning multiple prizes and a Cheviot sweep. Fielder brothers won all Lincoln prizes and Cottswold class. Gaul scored in Shropshires. Rambouilets prizes split between Bramer and Son and W G Fawcett.
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McClain
Lincoln
Johnstown
W. G. Fawcett
Chester Hill
Klan Leaders Target Protestant Ministers at National Meeting
At Buckeye Lake on August 26 leaders of the Ku Klux Klan planned to secure cooperation from Protestant ministers of America in their religious work as the top agenda item for today’s discussions.
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Buckeye Lake
Protestant Ministers of America
Ku Klux Klan
Hooded Order
Regaining Youth: Garfield Councilman Quivan At 62
Joseph Quinlivan a Garfield New Jersey city councilman at 62 says he is cutting teeth, expecting three more to come in addition to the lower incisor he already has.
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Garfield, N. J
Joseph Quinlivan
Marriage Licenses Issued To Four Couples In Ohio
Harry Thurman Breese 22 Nelsonville miner wed Martha Mae Fugitt 16 Nelsonville. Albert Yates 23 Buchtel miner married Ethel Bernice White 21 Buchtel. Fred C. White 23 Flora farmer wed Clara B. Gilkey 18 Athens R D 6.
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Harry Thurman Breese
Nelsonville
Martha Mae Fugitt
Albert Yates
Buchtel
Ethel Bernice White
Fred C. White
Flora Farmer
Clara B. Gilkey
Athens R. D
Case Settled Wyrex Versus Dickerson and Others
The case involving William Wyrex versus John L. Dickerson and others has been settled and removed from the docket.
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William Wyrex
John L. Dickerson
Health officer ends vacation after Wis trip
Dr. J. M. Higgins county health commissioner returned from a two weeks vacation at Balsam Lake Wisconsin. He reports the fishing excellent. Public health nurses at the county fair were called on for six first aid cases led by a fractured wrist of C. A. Munty Flushing harness race driver.
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J. M. Higgins
Balsam Lake
Wis
C. A. Munty
Flushing
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