Pomeroy Middleport Court Hears Lamb alimony bid
Mrs. R B Lamb of Pomeroy sought temporary alimony in a Lamb divorce case set for April. Dr. Lamb attended with his lawyers L C Davis and H Fish. Mrs Lamb’s side was represented by Peoples and Peoples. A large crowd heard arguments before the judge planned a decision early next week. Following, Jap Jmiden of Bowmans Run had a funeral at Pageville Monday led by Rev. W I Wilson of Letart, former pastor to Dr Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Lamb
Pomeroy
Jap Jmiden
Bowmans Run
Pageville
W. I. Wilson
Letart
Clark
Mrs Bertha Mowery Taken To Holzer Hospital In Critical Condition
Miss Bertha Mowery of Thomas Fork, severely burned when her clothing caught fire from an open grate, was moved to Holzer hospital Tuesday afternoon. Her condition remains critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Mowery
Thomas Fork
Holzer Hospital
Death of Dr Clark Ends Long Meigs County Career
Dr. J. O. Clark a commanding figure in Meigs county politics and long-time Scipio township resident died at his Pageville home Saturday at age 83 or more. He left several grown children as survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
J. O. Clark
Meigs County
Scipio Township
Pageville
Benjamin Smith Named County Commissioner Successor
Benjamin Smith, brother of the late D E Smith, was named yesterday to succeed his brother as county commissioner. The salary will be paid to the widow and children. The appointment drew about 25 candidates and supporters. Smith cannot sit with the commissioners until he receives a governor’s commission to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Smith
D. E. Smith
Smith
John Schmall Dies at 63 in Minersville Community
John Schmall, a thrifty pioneer German settler in the Minersville area, died yesterday morning from heart trouble after a period of illness. He was 63. Survived by his faithful wife and three grown children Mrs. Wendell Schaeffer of Minersville Mrs. Roy Mitch of Pomeroy and Adolph Schmall of the same region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schmall
Minersville
Wendell Schaeffer
Roy Mitch
Pomeroy
Adopih Schmall
Deceased Member of Mineral Lodge 242 IOOF Pomeroy
Cincinnati obituary note identifying the deceased as a member of Mineral Lodge 242 IOOF in Pomeroy. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mineral Lodge
Pomeroy
Middleport Court Hears Rupright Custody Case
Annie May Rupright sues Frederick E. Rupright over infidelity that allegedly broke their Michigan home. She moved to Middleport to live with her aunt and now works at Meigs Water Co. The couple’s one child remains with the father, who is about 50, while the wife is much younger. The judge ordered a 20 day advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Annie May Rupright
Frederick E. Rupright
Michigan
Camp Boss John Eschew Faces Assault Case in Leading Creek
In Leading Creek Lindsey construction camp last summer an attack occurred as gang boss John Eschew struck a foreign worker with a shovel causing serious injuries. The injured man went to Charleston Hospital then Cleveland, while Eschew, later burned West Virginia home and lost two children, was hospitalized after a switch engine accident. Meigs grand jury indicted him for assault and battery. prosecutor Davis urged leniency and the court fined five dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Leading Creek
John Eschew
Charleston
Cleveland
Eschew
Meigs Grand Jury
West Virginia
Davis
County Agent Plans Agricultural Programs for Scipio Area
County Agent Woodward visited Harri sonville and met with the Scipio committee to set yearly goals. R. S. Blackwood to ensure at least ten members grow soy beans or sow peas for sheep feed. W. A. Dye to recruit twenty five members to feed a balanced ration to their chickens and arrange a feeding and culling demonstration. Matt Chase and others to secure cooperation of twenty five in marketing cream. Mrs. Chase to produce ten home made dress forms and Mrs. Warner to form a poultry club with at least ten members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Harrisonville
Scipio Committee
R. S. Blackwood
W. A. Dye
Matt Chase
Ernest Warner
D. F. Dye
Attendance officer reports Lebanon township pupil truancy and poverty
Attendance officer Swick returns from Lebanon township reporting fifty four pupils out of school with three sick. He put fifty one back in and warned of probate court for noncompliance. Four hundred dollars is needed to clothe the children for school at Rainbow school and other hill areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swick
Lebanon Township
Rainbow
Lebanon
Obituary for Alonzo Folden of Parker Run
Alonzo Folden died early Tuesday after a months long stomach cancer. He lived in Rutland with his son who attended high school. his wife and a daughter Mrs Ward Kennedy survive. Funeral services will be held at 10 oclock Thursday at Midway church with burial at Robinson cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Folden
Parker Run
Rutland
Ward Kennedy
Midway Church
Robinson Cemetery
McARTHUR Visitors and Family Gatherings
Mr. Pearl Saylor was a Columbus visitor on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Zellar of Nelsonville spent Sunday with her father John T. Foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pearl Saylor
Columbus
John Zellar
Nelsonville
John T. Foreman
The Happy Home Washing Machine Co Closes For Week
The Happy Home Washing Machine Company closed down on Saturday and will be idle for a week. James Warren of Coonville spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs George Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Home Washing Machine Company
James Warren
Coonville
George Warren
Merida Pierce and Lizzie Gregory Wed in Radcliff
Merida Pierce aged 55 of Zaleski and Lizzie Gregory aged 538 Radcliff married Monday morning in a ceremony performed by Justice of the Peace John Foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merida Pierce
Zaleski
Lizzie Gregory
Radcliff
John ‘T. Foreman
Couple Denied Marriage License for Minor Couple
A man and woman were denied a marriage license by Probate Judge Chapman after an application on Monday. The male party was seventeen years old, making the union ineligible under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Real Estate Transfers Clinton Township 50 Acres Change Hands
Henry Sockel sheriff transfers 50 acres in Clinton township to Albert Martin for a consideration of 688 dollars and 90 cents. This transfer records a private property conveyance with the stated price and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sockel
Albert Martin
Clinton Township
Visitation notes from White Hall area families
White Hall and surrounding families are reported visiting relatives in Columbus and Pleasant Valley. Several guests include Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson of Canada, Mr. and Mrs. G K Tribe, Mrs. Kate Niggemeyer, Arthur Young and family, Mr. and Mrs. E A Hooper, Mrs. Wendell Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moore and Elsie Braley, and D E Blackburn and daughter. A pie supper and entertainment at White Hall School is planned for Tuesday night February 1th, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nicholson
Canada
Frank Nicholson
G. KE. Tribe
F. A. Kenney
Pleasant Valley
Kate Niggemeyer
Columbus
Arthur Young
John Radford
E. A. Hooper
F. J. Hooper
Wendell Miller
G. C. Lawson
Ray Moore
Athens
Elsie Braley
Mack Braley
D. E. Blackburn
Mary
White Hall School
Suley
Logan Created Trouble In Haydenville Household Incident
George Schulla a foreigner from Haydenville became intoxicated on raisin jack Tuesday afternoon and damaged property including dishes and furniture. Sheriff Larimer and Deputy Morris arrested him under a search warrant at his home finding five gallons of raisin jack and about fifty gallons of raw product. no still was located. Schulla had recently fallen from the water wagon and was staying in a county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schulla
Haydenville
Larimer
James Morris
Schulla
Rotary aid group joins Newark exhibit opening
Logan Rotarians totaling ten traveled to Newark on Monday evening to help open an industrial exhibit running through the week. The display occupies a newly built Buick agency garage with a six o'clock dinner prior to a street parade marking the opening. Other visiting clubs came from Zanesville and Coshocton to support the fundraiser for crippled children. The Logan party included L. C. Laube C. F. Lauer Ray McGovern Charles Breene I. K. Showalter Ed Eberst Lester Waltz Roy Ruble Roscoe Hansel and John Kreig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Laube
C. F. Lauer
Ray McGovern
Charles Breene
I. K. Showalter
Ed Eberst
Lester Waltz
Roy Ruble
Roscoe Hansel
John Kreig
Derrick-Style Drilling Rig Draws Attention in Build
The new rig, built like a standard derrick, is measured in inches rather than feet as with larger rigs. Hand work by Dig Goss, a rig building contractor, draws much attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dig Goss
Workmen's Mutual Burial Association Adds Forty Four Members
At the regular monthly meeting on Monday evening forty four new members were added to the Workmen's Mutual Burial association. The organization is growing rapidly and claims totaling four hundred fifty dollars were allowed. A banquet followed, served by a committee including John Mathiott Charles Kimble Noah Travis and John Mowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workmen’s Mutual Burial Association
John Mathiott
Charles Kimble
Noah Travis
John Mowery
Euterpean Club to Present The Legend of Granada Cantata
On February 9 at Logan high school auditorium the Euterpean club will perform The Legend of Granada a cantata for women with baritone and soprano solos. Donald M Brown Haydenville leads the cast with Mary Taggart Blasius Fatima and Mary Louise Bowen directing the chorus. Preceding the cantata Brown will sing songs and two piano duets will be offered by F Meade Bowen and Allen with E Campbell and Sumner Martin. Tickets urged for eight o'clock start.
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Logan High School
Euterpean Club
Granada
Henry Hadley
Donald M. Brown
Haydenville
Brown
Hernandez
Mary Taggart Blasius
Fatima
Claude W. Pettit
Mary Louise Bowen
F. Meade Bowen
Allen
E. Campbell
Sumner’ Martin
Probation Officer Looks Into Juvenile Court Mothers Pension Case
C W Pettit visited Ward township on Monday to investigate a case brought to juvenile court concerning a mothers pension. He found a widow supporting twelve children after her husband died about a month ago. Six other mothers in the township receive this aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Pettit
Ward Township
Lawyers Move To Appoint Administrator For Fogley Estate
Attorney Robert Swinehart of Adelphi and Daniel E. Fogley with William M. Fogley of Laurelville were in the city Tuesday regarding appointing an administrator for the estate of John Fogley the father of the two Fogley brothers. Steps taken indicate an administrator will be appointed soon. The estate is estimated to be worth 10500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Swinehart
Adelphi
Daniel E. Fogley
William M. Fogley
Laurelville
Fogley
John Fogley
Officials View Factories by Hocking Valley Visit
Mayor F A Koppe led Hocking Valley railway officials on a Logan tour of local factories. They viewed Main and Second street terminals and discussed overhead crossings to connect with the Straitsville branch. A meeting with shop craftsmen may be called to discuss resuming car shops and piece work terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Koppe
Hocking
Rotary Club
Miniature Derrick Sits In Frick and Lindsey Window
A small miniature derrick is displayed in the Frick and Lindsey Oil Well supply store window on West Main Street. The tiny model is shown in operation, illustrating the equipment sold by the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frick and Lindsey
West Main Street
Dinner by the Junia Club Hosts Discuss Klu Klux Klan
Mrs. Dillon Sanderson and Miss Ella Rochester hosted a 6 oclock dinner for the Junia Club on Monday night with Miss Elizabeth Vail leading the program on the Klan. Vails paper spurred an animated discussion as current events were shared during roll call. Outside guests included Minnie Moore, Stella Strentz, Mary Lehman, Emma Becker, and several named local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Sanderson
Ella Rochester
Junia Club
Elizabeth Vail
Carlton Bright
John Wellman
H. R. Harrington
Charles Lytle
Put Our Shoulder to the Wheel for Peace and Work
A reader urges unity after war and inflation, calling for avoiding conflict between miners operators and the public. He condemns striking unions funding salaries and urges support for fellow workers while avoiding harsh words and promoting cooperation to keep affairs moving.
Miners fight wage cuts and warn of regional decline
A reader from Chauncey Ohio denounces wage reductions proposed by Ohio operators mirroring West Virginia conditions. He argues open shop practices harm miners, farmers, and communities, urges solidarity with officials, and contrasts Logan county living with WV nonunion fields. He warns of wage liquidations across sectors and calls for unity to resist reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
George M. Jones
Toledo
West Virginia
Jones
United States
West Virgina
Logan and Hocking coal fields dispute over union methods
A speaker returning from West Virginia argues Logan field offers better conditions than Hocking and states support for organized labor but criticizes United Mine Workers tactics as harming members more than helping, noting non-union Logan county.
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United States of America
Drone
West Virginia
Tennessee
Alabama
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Ohio
Logan
Hocking
Local Residents and Visitors Schedule Regional Trips
Torch Elmer Mauck of Coolville was a business visitor here Monday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Watson were visitors at Coolville Monday. Mr and Mrs Nathan Day spent Tuesday at Little Hocking. Mr and Mrs Worthy Beckley were shopping at Coolville Tuesday. Mr L McPherson of Rockland was a business visitor here Tuesday. Cyrus Jones and William Mowery spent Wednesday at Parkersburg. The Misses Irene and Bernice Russell of the M S B C at Parkersburg spent Sunday at their parental homes here. Mr and Mrs William Mowery and Mrs Biers spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Seymour Underwood of Little Hocking. A A Blackburn was a business visitor at Parkersburg Friday. David Marlowe of Parkersburg spent several days here recently as guest of James Scarlett. Rev Edward Derbyshire of Marietta held over Sunday services at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Mauck
Coolville
Arthur Watson
Nathan Day
Little Hocking
Worthy Beckley
Mrl. McPherson
Rockland
Cyrus Jones
William Mowery
Parkersburg
Irene and
Bernice Russell
Biers
Seymour Underwood
A. A. Blackburn
David Marlowe
James Scarlett
Edward Derbyshire
Marietta
Baptist Church Social and Revival Notes
The report lists family visits and guests including Mr. and Mrs. A B Bean and Clifford in Arizona, Cyrus Jones, Rev Edward Derbyshire of Moetta, and Bruce Tucker’s guests. Revival services began at the XM E church on Monday February 6 with Mrs Arthur Scarlett visiting prior. The Ladies Aid met at Mary Gillilan’s Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dewees
Thomas Dunfeen
Nathan Day
Ladies Aid
Baptis Church
Mary Gillilan
Paymaster Robbed Near Mount Vernon Yards
Paymaster Charles Howell reported he was attacked by two men as he left the Mount Royal avenue gate to the Mount Vernon yards of the Northern Central Railway. He was beaten and robbed of 4719 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mount Royal Avenue
Mount Vernon
Northern Central Railway
Charles Howell
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