Mrs Goodwin Stricken With Appendicitis After Lodge Meeting
Mrs Elmer Goodwin became ill Saturday night after a lodge gathering and was rushed to Holzer hospital for surgery the next morning. Her husband, away in Athens, learned of the operation too late to be with her. During the same evening James Tracy, a uncle of Mrs Goodwin, fell and broke his arm while walking nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
Elmer Goodwin
Holzer Hospital
Mr. Goodwin
Athens
James Tracy
Raids Destroy Parkersburg Boats Suspected Moonshine Depots
Deputies swept a location near Long Bottom and raided two house boats moored there. They found no one aboard but uncovered six to eight hundred gallons of mash. The boats and their contents were set on fire and destroyed.
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Parkersburg
Long Bottom
Ais
Local families greet newborns and arrivals in Kerrs Run
Mr and Mrs Frank H Johns ton of Middleport welcome a fine girl at their home Sunday night. Monday morning Mr and Mrs Bromer Windon of Kerrs Run celebrate the birth of a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Johnston
Middleport
Bromer Windon
Kerrs Run
Three Boys Held for Law Violations After Trutland Incident
It has developed that three boys picked up at Trutland last week and taken back up state were wanted for law violations. The Spyres boy is charged with passing bad checks and the others for breaking into a filling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trutland
Spyres
Fire destroys county official's home and store in village
Sunday evening a blaze wiped out the home of County Commissioner Wilson and adjoining store, with a large stock of merchandise. Mrs Wilson and children escaped with no clothes while Wilson saved a few items and three overcoats, losing a $100 pocketbook to the flames. The disaster, believed caused by a defective fire, left Wilson with an estimated $12,900 loss, $4,000 insured. nearby homes suffered scorch damage and a neighbor was evacuated due to smoke and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Henderson Sayre
Charles Hayman
Willy Me. David
Brown
Alexander Home
Board of
Commisoners
Thomas New Manager Named at Ohio Valley Co-Operative
Stockholders met at Moose Hall in Pomeroy to hear a quarterly report and conduct business. Richard Thomas, formerly with Richard Laughead, was appointed store manager after Jon Meter resigned. Treasurer Phil Meter also resigned. current officers are George Howell president Ward Hartenbach secretary and John Sauvage treasurer.
Cinders at Dexter Road Debate Grows
The K. and M. railway and the county commissioners discuss a road at Dexter. The railroad company has already delivered five carloads of material.
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Dexter
K. & M. Railway
County approves funds for cinder spreading in Gus township
At a county commissioners meeting a resolution was passed to donate 60 dollars for spreading cinders in connection with Gus township and village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Township
Veteran George Holman 89 Dies at Dayton Soldiers Home
George Holman 89 a Civil War veteran once from Oak Grove near Raleigh died Sunday at the Dayton Soldiers Home He was survived by a wife Mary Ann Grimm six children and siblings Laura McGraw Ed Wolf and Rachel Custer Burial with military honors conducted at the Dayton home cemetery.
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George Holman
Ader
Oak Grove
Raleine
Dayton
Mary Ann Grimm
Ioman
Florida
Ciix Jchildren
John Holman
Laura McGraw
East Liverpool
Ed Wolf
Wyllys Ill
Pomeroy
Rachel Custer
Cambridge
Kansas
Hom
Court of Appeals Hears Two Cases In Jackson Session
The court of appeals with Judges Middleton Sayre and Mauck met here 60 minutes yesterday morning. It heard state v Gloeckner seeking a new trial in a perjury case with a one year penitentiary sentence. A hearing was set for Jackson Ohio at 1 o clock Wednesday March 1. Bertha Mees Lee v Dave Wetzel was also heard as Lee seeks to prevent collection of a fraudulently obtained judgment. Albert Lee presented the case. D Peoples objected but the court overruled and Lee was allowed to proceed. The court took papers and will issue a finding later.
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Court of Appeals
Middleton
Sayre
Ohio
Jackson
Bertha Mees Lee
Dave Wetzel
Lee
Peoples
Marriage Licenses Largely Unissued in Meigs County
Up to yesterday afternoon no marriage license had been issued in Meigs County since January 26. The delay is attributed to unemployment and poor prospects of making a living.
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Meigs County
Lincoln boy rushed to Guthrie hospital for appendicitis
Walter Bentz twelve year old grandson of John Bentz of Lincoln fell ill Monday night with appendicitis. He was deemed in dangerous condition and transported to Guthrie hospital Huntington for an operation. He traveled with Dr. McCullough and his aunt Bessie Bent. He lived with grandfather Mr and Mrs A B Alexander of Letart Falls. They visited Will Barringer's family on Vale street Pomery the first of the week.
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Walter Bentz
John Bentz
Lincoln
Guthrie Hospital
Huntington
McCullough
Bessie Bent
A. B .Alexander
Letart Falls
Will Barringer
Vale Street
Pomeroy
Modern Woodman Lodge Dance In Middleport Hall
Tomorrow evening the Modern Woodman Lodge of Middleport hosts a big dance and social for Woodmen and families at their hall, recently renovated with new floors and fixtures.
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Woodman Lodge
Middleport
Guthrie Dead After Icy Fall in Columbus
Colum bus reports the death of A. J. Guthrie after an ice accident in Columbus. The Ches hire native, long associated with Middleport and the Guthrie family, leaves a wife and many friends. Funeral set for Cheshire at 2 PM after the body arrives by Hocking Valley train.
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A. DP
Guthrie
Columbus
A. J. Guthrie
Cheshire
Milo Guthirie
Middleport
Stocking Valley
W. C. Bennett
Fritz Besserer
Allie Mauck
Mid
Cleport
Hocking Valley
Eight Hendrick children cleared of disease claim
State analysis in Columbus shows eight of the Hendrick children sent to state institutions last week are free from the claimed disease. One child is positively afflicted, one uncertain, and the rest negative. unwell children may be returned to the Children's Home.
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Hendricck
Columbus
Mabel Linghes
New Bailey farm well nears oil sand amid tool loss
The Bailey farm well in the Nease Settlement is almost to the oil sand but Saturday night tools were lost and fishermen are seeking them. A second well on the Ball place behind Syracuse by Ohionel Supply Co is progressing after delays due to defective machinery. The new bore sits in a seven-rod by one-quarter mile strip, now part of the W. G. Nease estate.
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Bailey
Nease
Ball Place
Syracuse
Ohionel Supply Company
W. G. Nease
Philip Daniels Dies After Peritonitis Attack
Tine Laddies Philip Daniels of Kerr's Run died from peritonitis after a sudden illness Saturday. He was about 19 and rushed to Holger hospital that night but died before morning. He was described as a fine, young fellow by his parents Mr and Mrs William Daniels.
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Philip Daniels
William Daniels
Kerr's Run
Holger Hospital
Departed teacher honored and county funeral plans
A brief obituary notes the death of a resident with a daughter Miss Ann and brother James of Wellston and a sister Miss Ann Guthrie of Columbus. Funeral services are set for 8:30 Thursday at Sts Peter and Paul’s church in Wellston. It also reports Mrs Fannie Camick of Hamden earning a life teaching certificate after eighteen years in Vinton County education, including six years under Supt. C. Hf Copeland and one year elsewhere.
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Ann
James
Wellston
Ann Guthrie
Columbus
Sts. Peter and Paul's Church
Fannie Camick
Hamden
Vinton County
Supt. C. Hf, Copeland
Sam and Konny Star in Quarter Million Mark Sales
A brisk colloquial note highlights Sam and Konny in a sales push described as a sport. The piece mentions Susie, her dad, and a roughly implied million dollar value as a bragging point.
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Su9ie
Birthday Party Held for Ovid Ray’s Fourteenth Birthday
Ovid Sheb, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Ray, celebrated his 4th birthday with a Sunday afternoon party from 2 to 4 p.m. Attending were Roger Pierpont, Dorothy Pierpont, Betty Pierpont from Wellston, Edward Christian, Ruth Martindill, May Tedrow, Martha Jane Baker, Helen Calvin, Nile Sanford Merrill, Virgil Howell, and James Scott.
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Ovid Sheb
O. S. Ray
Roger Dorothy
Betty Pierpont
Wellston
Edward Christian
Ruth Martindill
May Tedrow
Martha Jane Baker
Helen Calvin
Nile Sanford Merrill
Virgil Howell
James Scott
McAdoo, Wilson Daughter En Route to Washington Funeral
William G McAdoo and his wife and daughter of the late Woodrow Wilson were in Kansas City en route to Washington to attend the funeral of the former president tomorrow.
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Kansas City
William G. McAdoo
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
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