Local residents keep moving and visiting in Ohio towns
Hospital reference notes injuries from a mine work incident. Lucile, Mildred, Kenneth and Wilbur Oeffler return to Logan after visiting their uncle A. A. Massar. A. C. Jones family moves from Columbus to Pomeroy. Annie Epple travels to Cincinnati for millinery. Reed Steinbauer resumes school duties at Colum. Sue Lehew returns from Cleveland. R. B. Quinns leave Middleport for Columbus. Mrs. Jesse Grimes heads to business college in Columbus. Albert Faehn lies home in Middleport after Florida trip. Mrs. W. L. Willock goes to Gallipolis for Holzer hospital operation. Mrs. Clyde Lowery and child visit New Stralisville relatives. Mrs. A. M. Hamilton and daughter Marjorie visit Marion. Mrs. Charles Switzer of Gallipolis visits Middleport editors family. Julia Watts returns to Gallipolis after visit.
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Holser Hospital
Lucile
Mildred
Kenneth
Wilbur Oeffler
Logan
A. A. Massar
A. C. Jones
Pomeroy
Columbus
Annie Epple
Cincinnati
Florida
W. L. Willock
Middleport
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Clyde Lowery
New Stralisville
A. M. Hamilton
Marjorie
J. B. Allen
Marion
Ohio
Charles Switzer
Gallip
Home of Mr and Mrs James Lafferty of Middleport
Readable note identifies Middleport residents Mr and Mrs James Lafferty as the hosts or subjects in a local society item. The fragment suggests a social context tied to the Laffertys and their Middleport home.
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James Lafferty
Middleport
Mason City Officials Assume Office
Mason City officials elected January 9 were inducted Monday evening. Mayor H Cotton Turner and Clerk John Gygar were sworn in along with Treasurer John Ingles. Council members Ed Myer B J McArdle Frank O Neal John Alias and George Cooper also assumed office with Ingles named treasurer and confirmed as city marshal and street commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Marriage of John R. Crew and Myrtle M. Harris
John R. Crew age 21 of Racine married Myrtle M. Harris 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Harris of Syracuse in the probate court rooms Saturday by J H. Ewing.
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John R. Crew
Racine
Myrtle M. Harris
Frank Harris
Syracuse
J. H. Ewing
American Legion Organize to Visit Pomeroy Friday
W G Groves state organizer of Martins Ferry will address Drew S Webster Post 39 at the court house in Pomeroy Friday at 7 pm. The ex newspaper man will outline the Legion goals and urge every ex service man to join.
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Organization of the American Legion
W. G. Groves
Martins Ferry
Pomeroy
Drew S. Webster
Court House
Groves
The
American Legion
Uncle Sam
Judge Mauce Rules Ledlie Deed Not Fraudulent
In Baltimore Bank v Ledlie, Judge Mauck rules the deed from William Ledlie to Maggie Ledlie is not fraudulent. The case involves a dispute over sheep purchased in January 1908 and alleged nonpayment due to diseased stock. Attorneys for the Ledlies were Peoples and Peoples. for the bank, D Curdis Reed and Bradshaw.
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Mauce
Ledlie
The
Baltimore Bank
William
Maggie Ledlie
J . Roscoe J. Mauck
William Ledlie
William Lamb
Baltimore
Ohio
Langsville
Peoples
D. Curtis Reed
Bradshaw
Columbus
Valentine Party At Christ Church Pom eroy
The young peoples Christian Endeavor society of Christ Church Pom eroy hosts a Valentine party and social on February 13 at the church. It is a hard time costume affair with small cash fines for jewelry or finery violations. Good music will be featured.
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The
Young Peoples’ Christian Endeavor Society of Christ Church
Pomeroy
Edward J. Elberfeld Found Dead in Columbus Home
Edward J. Elberfeld a 57 year old former Pomeroy resident and merchant with a brother in Columbus was found dead in a bathroom at his Columbus home. Jacob Elberfeld left for Columbus to accompany the remains to Pomeroy for burial.
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Edward J. Ellerfeld
Columbus
Edward J. Elberfeld
Pomeroy
Jacob Elberfeld
Flat Car Accident Injures Syracuse Miner
Millard Duckworth, a worker at the Peacock Coal Co. Syracuse mine, was badly injured Tuesday evening when he fell from a flat car he was loading near the mine.
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Millard Duckworth
Syracuse
Peacock Coal Co
Former Wellston Man Dies From Mine Injuries
Alfred Levering about 26 died Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ford from injuries suffered in a fall of slate while working in the Essex mine earlier that day. Levering had come to the area from Wellston and lived with the Ford family. His sister Mrs. Myrtie McClaskey and her husband brought the remains to Wellston for burial.
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Wellston
Alfred Levering
Thomas Ford
Essex
Levering
Ford
Myrtie McClaskey
Thomas Fork
Death of Mrs. Harry McVey at Akron
Word of the death reached Pomeroy on Tuesday. Mrs. Harry McVey passed away at her Akron home. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Chase formerly of Albany. Survived by her husband and a 15 month old child. Remains to be shipped to Hebbardsville for burial today.
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Akron
Pomeroy
Harry McVey
Walter Chase
Albany
Hebbardsville
West and Finsterwald Travel to Havaco for Coal Business
R. T. West supervisor of Stalter & Essex Coal Co and H. C. Finsterwald mining engineer journeyed Sunday to Havaco West Virginia on mining business tied to the New River Pocahontas Coal Co.
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West Virginia
R. T. West
Stalter & Essex Coal Company
H. C. Finsterwald
Havaco
W. Va
New River & Pocahontas Coal Co
Little Girl Dies of Pneumonia in Middleport
Virginia Reed nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Foster Reed of Fourth and Coal streets Middleport died Monday after several weeks illness of pneumonia Funeral services will be held at the family home Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Virginia
Foster Reed
Fourth and
Coal Streets
Middleport
Mrs Adam Lallance Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Adam Lallance died Tuesday morning at her Syracuse home after a short influenza illness. She was about 45 and is survived by her husband one son and seven daughters.
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Adam Lallance
Syracuse
Schools and Churches Closed at Racine Flu Alarm
Rumors of a flu epidemic in Racine prompted authorities to close schools and churches to halt further spread. The move reflects concern over rapid disease transmission and community protection.
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Racine
Revival At M E Church Postponed Indefinitely
Reports show 34 cases reported up to yesterday. A large revival in progress at the M. E. church was indefinitely postponed.
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M. E
Gallipolis and Pomeroy play basketball then dance at armory
The Gallipolis and Pomeroy independent teams are scheduled for a basketball game at the armory on Thursday evening, to be followed by a dance.
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Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Armory
Fulton Stops Johnson In Eighth Round Fight
Fred Fulton the Minneapolis heavyweight stopped John Lester Johnson the New York colored heavyweight in the eighth round of a twelve round bout in Boston last night. Fulton landed a stiff left hook to Johnsons stomach that ended the contest.
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Boston
Fred Fulton
Minneapolis
John Lester Johnson
New York
Fulton
Johnson
Knox Tire and Rubber offers near cost tires with stock
Stockholders of the Knox Tire and Rubber Co who take up preferred 8 percent stock and receive two shares of common free will also buy auto tires near factory cost. Savings run about 35 percent or more. Athens residents are buying these securities for their lack of speculation. W A Moorhead of Athens is district sales manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Rubber Company
Knox Tire and Rubber Co
Athens
W. A. Moorhead
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