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Pomeroy Middleport page features a staged fire scene mock duel with masked figures and a romantic escape ending with marriage. Obituary notes Jos J Fultz, 79, Mt Vernon native, funeral held. Helen Beeson of Middleport chosen as PE teacher at Latin High School Cambridge Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Fults
Jos
Middleport
Mt. Vernon
Ben Fultz
Helen Beeson
Sargent School For Girls
Boston
Local Pairings in Area Residents
The fragment lists several young residents by name and age: Harry H Knupke 25 carpenter and Osee Caster 26 from the same place. Bert Glover 44 Fzureka Ohio and va Jioush 48 Middleport. William Singleton 23 Cincinnati and Geraldine Staats 19 Middleport. Howard S Eb ers bach 19 and Ruth S Williams 19 both of Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Knupke
Carpenter
Osee Caster
Bert Glover
Fzureka
Ohio
Va Jioush
Middleport
William Singleton
Cincinnati
Geraldine Staats
Howard S&s. Ebersbach
Ruth S. Williams
Pomeroy
Brocalsa’s Irish Hollow well leads in northeast field surge
The Brocalsa Chemical Company reports a new well at Irish Hollow near Syracuse flowing 7,000 cubic feet of gas and about twenty barrels of oil per day. It is the northeasternmost of eight wells in a one mile square area, all currently producers, with this new test showing the strongest gas: a possible big gas pocket northeast of existing wells. The well was shot Saturday afternoon with sixty quarts of nitroglycerine. gas will be piped to the salt furnace. A further test awaits the Charley Holter farm well one and a half miles northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brocalsa Chemical Company
Syracuse
Irish Hollow
Charley Holter
Joint drilling venture eyed for Syracuse field
The Brocalsa people and the Pure Oil Company share all costs and income equally in a new well project. The Syracuse field is regarded as the most promising target of exploration and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brocalsa
Pure Oil Company
Syracuse
Rutland Woman Learns Grandson Undergoes A Hospital Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. Lucy Giles of Rutland, wintering with Lt. W. Holt in Memphis, learned her grandson Wilbur Thompson Jr. in Colorado has been operated on for appendicitis in a hospital.
Sensational divorce case filed by Mrs Izetta Oliver
Mrs Izetta Oliver sues for alimony from Charles I Oliver after a 39 year marriage ending with the January 23 1923 separation. She alleges extreme ill treatment and describes a Mason City to Pomeroy move with a Naylors Run property valued at 2600 and substantial assets. She cites his Liberty bonds stock and cash, estimates his earning capacity as a stone mason, and seeks alimony based on his means. The court restrains him from disposing of property pending settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izetta Oliver
Sait
Charles I. Oliver
Harry Oliver
Maud Haynes
Olivers
Mason City
Naylors Run
Pomeroy
Union Avenue
Oliver
Maud
Charles Haynes
Naylor Run
Liberty Bonds
Ohio Valley Co-Operative
Farmer’s Bank and Savings Company
Rutland Man Cited for Liquor Possession and Intoxication
William Peyton of Rutland told officers he found liquor in his pig pen after arrest by Middleport police. He pleaded guilty to possessing liquor and intoxication, fined 200 dollars for liquor 5 for intoxication and costs totaling 286.95 dollars, paid all but 100, and was allowed to go free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peyton
Rutland
Middleport
Justice Barnes
Night Watchman Seeks Owners for Stray Mule and Bicycle
Night Watchman Moore picked up a stray brown mule with a brand and placed it in Myer's stable for safekeeping. He also found a bicycle left at large, leaning against Burson's store, and secured it in a safe place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Myer
Burson
Columbus Visitors and Moves Highlight Local Notes
Mrs. Jessie Outerbridge has purchased property in Columbus and plans to move soon. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Hecox are visiting Columbus. Mrs. I. W. Harris returns home after a two week visit in Asheville North Carolina. William Buxton, longtime Hobson employee, has moved to Columbus to take a job at a state hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Outerbridge
Columbus
A. K. Hecox
I. W. Harris
Asheville
N. C
William Buxton
Hobson
Fatty Arbuckle Renounces Return to Silent Screen
Roscoe Arbuckle once famed as Fatty will not return to acting after disapproval of his comeback. He will instead direct, abandoning plans to resume screen work as the public reaction shifts his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Roscoe “Fatty
Arbuckle
Sister Susies Club Party Featured and Won by Mrs Heine
Logan society notes describe Mrs. Harry Bell hosting a Sister Susies gathering Tuesday evening with sewing, social chatter, a bluey contest won by Mrs. Clarence Heine, and guests Mrs. Frank Harden Miss Otto Harbaugh and Miss Fanny Bort. Dainty refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister Susies Club
Harry Bell
Clarence Heine
Frank Harden
Otto Harbaugh
Fanny Bort
Masury Native Edward Marquette Visits Logan Family
Edward Marquette of Masury visits Logan with his family. Masury lies near the Pennsylvania line about two miles from Sharon and hosts the Standard Tank Car company works where Mr Marquette is employed at this plant as.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Marquette
Masury
Logan
Pennsylvania Line
Sharon
Standard Tank Car Company
Mr. Marquette
Logan plant contracts promise steady work for 200 and 325 cars
About 30 former Logan car shop men are noted. Mr. Marquette says the plant will have work for some time, with a contract with A. C. Is road for 200 cars and another contract with the Erie for 325 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Car Shop
Marquette
A. C
Erie
Death of Seven Month Old William Gale Greiner
William Gale Greiner seven months old died at Mrs Nash on Front street after a brief illness. Short services will be held at the home Friday afternoon and the infant will be buried in Smith Chapel cemetery by Harden Undertaking Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gale
William Greiner
George Nash
Front Street
Lodge members host talks and luncheon after installation
For the first time this year the installation officer and several gentlemen gave talks for the good of the order. Attendees received the remarks kindly and a fine luncheon followed the lodge proceedings.
Worker Hurt at Logan Manufacturing Plant
Peter Schrader of South Culver street, an employee at Logan Manufacturing, was injured early Wednesday when an emery wheel burst while he sharpened bits. A fragment hit his forehead. he was sent home and Dr. A K Smith treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Schrader
South Culver Street
Logan Manufacturing Company
Mr. Schrader
A. K. Smith
Presbyterian church birthday party draws large attendance
The monthly birthday party of the ladies in January was held Tuesday afternoon with many in attendance. Mrs. T. H. Walburn chaired the entertainment committee and was helped by other January birthdays of the congregation. A fine social hour followed by an excellent supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Presbyterian Church
T. H. Walburn
Bus Fire Damages Nelsonville Vehicle in Front of Square Deal
A large Charabanc owned by Nelsonville Transportation Co. was partly destroyed by fire on Gallagher Avenue as driver Victor Hale prepared for a Lancaster trip at a Square Deal filling station. Hale escaped with burned hands, guiding the bus away before it spread. Damages were about 360 dollars. the bus was insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charabanc
Nelsonville Transportation Co
Victor Hale
Square Deal
Gallagher Avenue
Lancaster
Hale
Nelsonville Co
Mrs Byron Morehead Heads to Wellston to Reunite with Husband
Mrs. Byron Morehead leaves for Wellston on Wednesday to stay with her husband until his return. He works as a brakeman on the River Division and was called Monday to cover for a yard crew member for a few days at Wellston.
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Byron Morehead
Wellston
Installation of Officers at Hocking Valley Lodge No 21 O O F
Hocking Valley Lodge No 21 O O F installed new officers led by Cyrus Schultz noble grand and Wm T Poling as vice grand. District Deputy Grand Master Charles Fenneke supervised with aides from Sugar Creek and local members. Charley Frazure became trustee and long time member Mr Barnett noted for forty years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Lodge
Charles Fenneke
Sugar Creek
Joe Kemper
John Buchanan
Cyrus Schultz
Noble Grand
Wm. T. Poling
C. B. Hull
E. P. Starcher
Rolland Bright
Charley Frazure
Frank St. Clair
Alonzo Helzaschuh
Edward Ballard
WN. G
Lawrence Braddock
R. S&s
Wm. Poling
L. S
Roy Comly
Jacob Foreman
Wm Fl.linger
Inside Guardian
Clifford Redd
Outside Guardian
George Helber
Barnett
Corning
Cotterman
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Prisoner Held After Drinking On Way To Tulsa
W. L. Grimm traveled from Pomeroy to Logan on a River Division train and, with a ticket for Tulsa, Oklahoma, was stopped in Logan Tuesday evening. He had a bottle of white mule in his luggage and had sampled it during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Pomeroy
W. L. Grimm
Logan
River Division
Promises Relief for Expectant Mothers with Mother's Friend
An eminent Nashville physician endorses Mother's Friend, claiming it reduces dread and suffering during expectancy. The ad explains application to the abdomen back and hips to ease nerves and ligaments, making childbirth less painful. Readers are invited to request a free book from Bradfield Regulator Co. and buy the product from druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louisa Ave
Nashville
Tenn
Bradfield Regulator Co
BA-47
Atlanta
City official fines man after rescue aid and detention
The narrative describes Chief Eberst and Officer Ellinger teaming with an express truck to transport a man to the city jail. After a night in custody, the individual met Mayor Koppe who imposed a ten dollar fine plus costs, paid before he could resume his journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberst
Ellinger
Koppe
Engineer Seth Sloan Sidelined by Laryngitis at Home
Freight engineer Seth Sloan of the River division is confined to his Hill street home with a severe laryngitis attack. He will be off duty for several days. Sloan has endured sickness in his family this winter while rail traffic has picked up and he has been running a freight engine when able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Sloan
River Division
Hill Street
Mr. Sloan
Illness Claims Logan War Veteran Robert Whitcraft
Robert Whitcraft aged 86, Civil War veteran, died at his Dicken addition home Wednesday morning at 7 30. Survived by daughter Mrs Conkle who suffers rheumatism. He had lived in Logan five years. Funeral plans incomplete. The body was not yet released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Whitcraft
Dicken Addition
Conkle
Logan
Burial Preparations by Harden Undertaking Co
A notice indicates arrangements are prepared for burial by the Harden Undertaking Company, detailing services and contact points for funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Harden Undertaking Co
Rotary resolves thanks for hall use by Elks and Payne lecture
Logan Rotary club unanimously passes a resolution thanking for use of the hall on Saturday evening for Chas e A Payne’s travel lecture and commends the Elks for public spirit in opening their rooms for gatherings of this nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Rotary Club
Chas.e A. Payne
The
Elks
Holy Name Society to Host Pig Roast at K of C Hall
The Holy Name Society will entertain with a pig roast at the K of C hall Thursday evening. Invitations were sent by the committee Edw Eberst Fred Acker Joe Krischbaum and Wm Hutchinson. Two hundred people were entertained Tuesday night by members of the order with dancing cards and a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
K. of C. Hall
Commit
Edw. Eberst
Fred Acker
Joe Krischbaum
Wm. Hutchinson
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Bsay
Bone Hollow
Tracy
Kleagle
Philip
Cambridge, Mass
Lumbia
Alice Calhoun
Rainbow
Connie Griffith
Cosmopolitan Productions
Gparamount Picture
East Side Parent-Teachers’ Association
Leention
Fatty
Clinton Webb
Susies
Golon
Trwaikiami
NEA Service
IIL
Sam
Wes
Nou
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C&m
Ol.q Man
Thrad
Catzlem
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