Bootlegger fined for illicit liquor in Middleport
Milron and Haddox led officers to a bootlegger on Pratl street Middleport on November 29. Millron received a marked ten dollar bill and retrieved liquor, while Haddox escaped without liquor. The defendant was arraigned in Judge Cora Roberts' court as police pursued the liquor dealer.
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Cora Roberts
Pratl Street
Middleport
Gallia
Milron
Charles Haddox
Millron
Haddox
Beckett
Miliron
Huaddox
Mullion
Pomeroy
Denver
Lion Is Broken Pomeroy Recollects English Estate Loss
The report recalls Pomeroy of Pittsburg MM reflecting on a thal estate in England and his ship memory. He now suffers after an heirloom he treasured was broken during a major voyage across the ocean.
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Pomeroy
Pittsburg
Thal
England
Orean
Old Landmark Grows While Plant Shifts in Pomeroy
Pomeroy reports a local landmark giving way to progress as older business owners Blaetnar and Vuaettnar shift from wagon and paint work toward a broader development plan. John P. Blaettnar now leads the enterprise as it transitions away from the longtime ante-arena role toward new growth.
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Pomeroy
Bml Vuaettnar
Viaettnar
Aetiaue
Blaetinar
John PF
Plans Underway for New Plant in Pomeroy
After years of lawsuits, work has begun on a new building and plant in Pomeroy. Although plans are not finalized, officials assure a structure worthy of the town and its rising industrial prominence will be completed.
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Pomeroy
House Coal Mine For Union Miners Now in Operation
POMEROY December 19 a new home coal mine operates on the Kereshan road near the fairground hill under the United Mine Workers. Miners may mine their coal and have it delivered to homes by truck with excess production possibly sold locally. The “help yourself” mine is named Campbell Coal Company in honor of President Fich Campbell of the U M W O.
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Pomeroy
Kereshan Road
Fairground Hill
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Pune
Campbell Coal Company
Presigent Fich Campbell
TU. M. W
Entertainment at Middleport Proves a Success
In Middleport the Friday program drew strong attendance with local acts and a closing patter by Dan Parmer. The show featured Howell and Warner performing several numbers while the audience enjoyed the light entertainment and community enthusiasm.
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Middleport
Elu Entertainment Atl
High Sc
I, Howell
Sof
press+ Warner
Rema Ks
Clay Sung
Pep
Dan Parmer
Lydia Taylor Dies At Home Friday
Lydia Taylor, wife of the late Proday or bs, passed away Friday at her Hartford area home. The obituary notes survivors including Mrs. Char Pata and family in Columbus. Funeral arrangements list 2 o’clock in the EI cemetery with local clergy to officiate. A pastorate resignation is mentioned in connection with Loy and Christian work in the community.
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Thas
Hartford
Vior
Char
Pata
Eumine
Oleiosk
Veteran Succumbs in Coolville Death Notice
Washington count mourns the passing of Brown in Coolville after 43 years of service. The deceased left two children Mary Brows and Ira Grow, with services at 11 o'clock conducted by Rev Hauer.
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Coolville
Brown
Washington Coun
Ohio University Women to Attend National Religious Meeting
Ten Ohio University women students will attend the National Volunteer Movement conference in Detroit, with Dean Irma representing the university. The event gathers delegates from colleges across the United States to discuss religion and missionary work under leaders like Sherwood Eddy and Harry Ward.
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Ohio Unity
National Volunteer Movement Centre
Detroit
Irma
Ohio Meersty
United States
Rity
Denner
Sopho
Gladys War
Florence Byrd
Ethel Thrite
Coon
Beulah Mac
Mildietown
Grace Stior
Entler
Pennsy Phomare
Bodle
Senior
Sonee
Theora Bartholomew
Hietaan Eprint Hattietor
Gallipolis
Sonny
Sulieet
Milwast Yeu
Sherwood Eddy
Desvol
Harry F. Ward
Cie
Athens School Notes Christmas Party Pupils Present
Readable text shows Athens school notes mentioning a Christmas gathering or party involving pupils and teachers. The fragment hints at student participation and school activities during the holiday period.
Hamden Officer Stricken By Stroke On Duty
Polmaster at Hamden suffers sudden stroke while on duty. He was removed to his home in serious condition, previously had an artie stroke. His recovery remains doubtful as he fights paralysis and aftercare.
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Polmaster
Hamden
Mother's Pension Terminated in Probate Court
Athens County Probate Court ends Manche Rails pension after remarriage. Court lowers admin fees on estate of Swester M. Goodtieh after finding $25,000 misthought. reduces heirs' costs. Will and probate actions include Clarence I Horn, Daniel McBride, Bertrand Tower, and Edwin D Sayre cases with witnesses McCann and Bertha Stickney.
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Athens County
Manche Rails
Goodtieh
Clarence If. Horn
William A. Rustin
William Rustin
Arthur A Sayre
Edwin D
Ferror
Court of Common Seotare
Sayre’s Fifteen Word Will Presented for Probate
The fourteen word or fifteen word will of Judge Edwin J. Sayre of the Fourth District Court of Appeals was offered to Athens County Common Pleas Court for probate on a Saturday. Witnesses included M. Johnson and J.P. Wood. The court will fix a hearing time for probate.
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Atheny County
Comemon Pleas Court
Edwin J. Sayre
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
M. Johnson
Athens County
Robate Court
W. Sayre
SM. Johnson
J.P. Wood
Athens County Automobile Club Averts Cold Weather Breakdowns
The Athens County Automobile Club reports its service truck answered about five emergency calls daily since cold weather began. Secretary Captain HL N Burgett notes higher demand as temperatures drop and the truck assists motorists in distress.
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Athens County Auto Club
Athens County Automobil Club
HL. N. Buregett
Burgett
Health conditions improve in 12 percent death rate rise
A report to Congress shows health conditions in the United States were generally good for the year ended June 30, 1927 12. per 1000 deaths. The death rate rose slightly from the prior year due to respiratory disease deaths.
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Washington
Bee
United States
Vneh S. Carniniiss
Pena. Ral
Conere
oYre
Get Government Out of Business Asserts Coolidge
President Coolidge remains determined to keep the government out of business amid controversies over Interior Department irrigation projects and the Mississippi river barge line. He is described as discouraged by public disputes and opposition from private interests.
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Washington
Coolidge
Interior Department
SauLt Ste Marie shipwreck hopes lift for captain
Fragmentary text notes salvage hopes after a wrecked car or vessel near Sault Ste Marie. Mentions Manitan’s Pant and northern Lake Itturan with renewed interest in the captain’s fate and possible rescue or recovery efforts.
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Biscup
Sault Ste. Marte
Mien
Agawa
Manitan
Lake Itturan
Theft at Burnham and Alexander Stolen Goods Report
A theft occurred near Burnham and Alexander streets where a roleor a rolet rrovhers were seized from a store, taking merchandise and cash in a brief incident.
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Sinee Dee
Antere
Sears
Burnham
Alesander
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