Court calendar lists several criminal cases for February trials
The docket includes State vs Andrew Wright maiming Maggie Smith set for February 12. State vs Orville Towns adt non support set for February 10. State vs Mert Mattox in Moundsville penitentiary serving five years. State vs Terry Saunders concealed weapons set for February 20. State vs Thomas Franklin Hall non support to be investigated. State vs Edward Inkward murder in second degree set for February 25.
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State
Andrew Wright
Rutland
Maggie Smith
Pomeroy
Second Ward
Wright
Orville Towns
Mert Mattox
Mattox
Moundsville
Terry Saunders
Thomas Franklin Hall
Edward Inkward
Decoration Day
Disposition Dilemma for Ten Hedricks Children
Juvenile court holds ten Hedricks children in custody as officers report a pitiful scene with no underclothes and minimal dress. Weathered by weeks of cold, they lack proper clothing. County home admission is blocked by contagious disease concerns, leaving authorities to seek a safe solution.
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Hedricks
Widow I Oliver Bequeaths All To Daughter Maude Haynes
The will of Mrs. Izetta Oliver of Navylors Run Has names her daughter Mrs. Maude Haynes as executrix without bond. The document dated January 3 was witnessed by Thomas Thomas Julius Sauv age and Ki. W.aples, and made just before her oath. In Syracuse a separate accident report notes Mrs New ton Roush injuring an arm after slipping on ice while feeding chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izetta Oliver
Orc. I. Oliver
Navylors Run
Maude Haynes
Thomas Thomas
Julius Sauvage
Ki. W.aples
Newton Roush
Syracuse
Olmvier Roush
Minersville
Shakespeare Club Elects Officers for Coming Year
At Miss Rose f ton home the Shakespeare club names its officers for the coming year. President Mrs George Nye First Vice President Mrs Carl Bridgeman Second Vice President Mr Claude Petty Recording Secretary Mrs Dara Troys Corresponding Secretary Miss Rose Clifton Treasurer Mrs C W Werner Critic Mrs Dor Shafer Executive Committee Mrs Wayne Lutz Mrs FE K Mppincott Miss Louise Mhershach The next meeting will be February 5 with Mrs Ed Nye hosting at the Dome of her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Fton
Shakespeare Club
George Nye
Carl Bridgeman
Claude Petty
Dara Troys
Rose Clifton
C. W. Werner
Dor Shafer
Wayne Lutz
FE. K. Mppincott
Louise Mhershach
Ed Nye
Veteran Cary Conductor J C Stowe Ill at Home in Middleport
Mrs Wil Hetzel reports J C Stowe longtime carrier on the local street car line is seriously ill at his Middleport home. Stowe has served about 26 years with the line since Clyde Wolfe first headed the service in 1899. He has been off duty six weeks and bedbound, unlikely to return to the job. Hayes Roush, the original motorman, remains with nearly 25 years on the crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Stowe
Cary
Middleport
Stowe
Clyde Wolfe
Racine
Wolfe
Ile
Hayes Roush
Fruit Growers Favor New Oil Emulsion Spray
County fruit growers plan to adopt a new oil-emulsion spray for spring spraying. Agent George Kreier says the product, trialed in Ohio last year, is satisfactory, inexpensive, and easier to use than the traditional lime-sulfur dormant spray.
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George Kreier
Ohio
Methodist Men’s Class Holds Social and Roster Reorganization
The Methodist Men’s class met last evening at Simpson M. BK church dining room for social and business sessions and a luncheon. The program featured music oratory and chorus singing with a reorganization of the official roster led by Prof. Wayne Lutz as toast minister.
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Simpson M. BK
Wayne Lutz
Republican meeting to endorse district delegates in Ohio
A call is issued for a meeting of county Republican chairmen and executives of the Tenth Ohio Congressional District to be held in Jackson next Tuesday. The aim is to endorse two district candidates for the national convention in Cleveland, select two alternates, and discuss other matters. Meigs County fields two nominees for the Coolidge delegation: Capt. Tom Jones and R. A. Miller of Middleport.
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Ohio
Jackson
Cleveland
John Sauvage
R. A. Miller
W.S. White
Joan Philson
Meigs County
Coolidge Delegae
Capt
Tom Jones
Middleport
Norman Vickers Visits Home Folks from Bellaire
Norman Vickers, visiting from Bellaire, travels to spend time with his local family and friends. The trip centers on familiar gatherings and hometown hospitality.
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Norman Vickers
Bellaire
Marshall couple attend Episcopal church conference in Columbus
August Hlepp visits Columbus to stay with relatives while Mrs. William Dust sails to Miami for several months and Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Marshall attend a Columbus Episcopal conference.
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A. H. Marshall
Columbus
Hlepp
William Dust
Miami
Fla
Wharves Suffer Mud as Council Feud Delays Landings
As the village council quarrels over the wharf privilege, the waterfront sits in a deplorable state with six inches of slimy mud hindering landings. A seam boat could not land even if the president visited.
Greendale Tests Show High Schick Test Uptake
Greendale school conducted Schick testing with a near universal turnout in one 6th 7th and 8th grade room taught by Mr Orlandeth Lehman. Tests from Guess school and Carbon Hill are planned, with two small country schools requesting the health department test services.
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Greendale
Schick
Orlandeth Lehman
Guess School
Carbon Hill
Healith Department
Logan Schools
Mrs Florence Jones Hosts Gli Amici Spread
Mrs Florence Jones recently entertained Gli Amici at her home on South Market Street. Guests included Misses Mary Bond Fanny Bort Otto Harbaugh Mildred Lehman Breta McVey Mesdames Dorothy Bell Ruth Schreck Mark Kemper Rhea Harden Gladys Hammon Ruth Siuls and the hostess. The gathering featured fancy work and social chat.
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Florence Jones
Gli Amici
South Market Street
Mary Bond
Fanny Bort
Otto Harbaugh
Mildred Lehman
Breta McVey
Dorothy Bell
Ruth Schreck
Mark Kemper
Rhea Harden
Gladys Tlammon
Ruth Siuls
Extermination Drive Targets Logan Rats Led by West Virginia Helper
An edict against Logan rats declares them outlaw and to be exterminated. Helen Caldwell, a young West Virginian with a track record of successful campaigns, will lead the drive. Logan’s large rat population has long been a financial burden, and eradicating them would save the city money annually.
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Logan
Helen Caldwell
West Virginia
Chicago Woman Sentenced Six Months for Dish Throwing
A Chicago woman received a six month sentence after a domestic dispute in which she hurled dishes. Caiquette hooks were cited as a preventive measure to avoid such mishaps in the home.
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Chicago
Seven-year-old Haydenville boy faces epilepsy and schooling limits
Curtiss Brown son of Mr and Mrs Elisha Brown appeared before probate court for examination amid a peculiar case. A medical board recommended treatment at Gallipolis Hospital. The boy, unable to attend school, has learned multiplication up to fourteen on his own and can perform addition and multiplication demonstrations.
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Curtiss Brown
Elisha Brown
Haydenville
A. W. Smith
R. F E. Zemer
Gallipolis Hospital
Logan Briefs Visit by Mrs C M McMarrow
Mrs. C. M. McMarrow of Nelsonville visited Logan on Thursday to see her nephew Walter Barnes who recently underwent an operation.
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LOGAN
C. M. McMarrow
Nelsonville
Walter Barnes
New Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Alva Barthlow
Mr and Mrs Alva Barthlow welcome a daughter born at Cherrington Hospital on Tuesday. The baby has been named Betty Geneveive.
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Alva Barthlow
Cherrington Hospital
Betty Geneveive
Town Men Arrested After Street Fight on Fast Main
Norrman Ayres and Ben Reynolds from Fast Main street fought on Thursday morning. Police led by Chief Earl Steward arrested them and brought them before Mayor Wolfe for arraignment. Both pleaded guilty and paid five dollar fines plus costs.
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Norrman Ayres
Ben Reynolds
Fast Main Street
Earl Steward
Wolfe
Woman Struck by Vehicle on Main Street near Ejichel Bakery
Mrs. Harold Poling of Oroville was knocked down and badly bruised when a machine driven by Herbert Dalton of Gallagher Avenue struck her as she tried to cross Main Street in front of the Ejichel bakery. She was with her husband and child and was taken to a local medical facility.
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Harold Poling
Oroville
Herbert Dalton
Gallagher Avenue
Main Street
Ejichel
Poling
Dr Campbell treated injuries as Dalton released
A report notes Dr Campbell dressed injuries and Dalton was taken to the police station for investigation then released. The county infirmary tract is mentioned and Supher and Co drilling centers will oversee the drilling operations.
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Campbell
Dalton
County Infirmary Tract
Supher and Co
Preston Oil opens three new wells in Union Furnace Field
Three locations were added by Preston Oil Co in the Union Furnace Oil Field. New No 1 well on W W Marks farm in Washington Township, No 19 on the FY A Stone lease near Starr, and another No 1 on an unidentified site.
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Preston Oil Co
Union Furnace
W. W. Mark's
Washington Township
FY. A. Stone
Starr
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Stowl III
Basqueted
the Deser
By Williams
Ows Zathu
Wilmington
Adeline Thacher
del Carlo
East Front Street
Harry Huffmen
Paramount
Arceny
With Hope Hampton
Nitanaldi
Lew Cody
Conrad Nagel
Allan Dwan
Samuel Shipman
Aesop’s Fables
Ows
Zenner’s Men’s Shop
Kirchbaum
The
U. Zenner Company
UONT
Rey’s
Lash
B. P.O.E
Sas Catarra
Sanykits
Beekman St
New
Yor
New Spring
Columbia
the Ramblin Kid
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