Young Man Bitten By Dog Receives Pasteur Treatment
In Glouster Ohio Doctor LeFever administers Pasteur rabies prevention to Christy after a dog near mine 256 attacked him. The dog vanished. other animals may have been exposed. Christy received the first Pasteur dose Tuesday evening amid reports of prior rabies cases in Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Pasteur
LeFever
Christy
Mine 256
Hollister
Ben
Vermantin Chiiren
Trimble
Elias
Bad Character Escapes Watchman in Mine Chase
Jas K Murray night watchman at Blaker-Easex mine No. 7 on Thomas Fork Road pursued Stevens alias Lockhart, wanted by New York Central lines for box car break ins near Charleston. Murray tripped dropping his gun and flashlight, Stevens vanished though bloodhounds failed to track him. Stevens faces two felony charges in West Virginia.
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Stevens
Harry Rice
Art Tracy
Bradshaw
Branten
Virginia
Pomeroy Bend Briefs and Local Moves
Mr G Packard of Reedsville visits on business. Mrs Harry Brunker of Charleston visits her uncle Curt Hammon here. Mrs Charles Peoples, recently confined with a severe cold, is improving at Laurel Street. Mr and Mrs Mark Roller of Parburg move into the Mil flat on Mulberry Avenue. A D Russell returns from a business trip to Columbus. Mrs M D Hartinger visits relatives in Marietta this week. George Howell returns to employment at Corning after visiting family here.
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G. Packard
Reedsville
Harry Brunker
Charles@ton
Wincle
Curt Hamon
Charles Peoples
Sheen
Laurel Street
Mark Roller
Parburg
Mulberry Avenue
A. D. Russell
Columbus
M. D. Hartinger
Marietta Thisk
George Howell
Corning
Middleport Social Notes and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Irving Smith and children of Columbus visit the latter’s parents Mr and Mrs W Lynch. Mrs Mary Moore returns from Point 1. Mrs C A Poindexter confinement at home on Third Street with grip attack. Lettie Besserer and Will Besser of Charleston attend Mrs A D Hiie’s funeral. The What So Ever class of the Presbyterian church sold 117 dozen doughnuts at a bake sale. Mrs L A Thomas visits Dayton with Mr and Mrs Harry Probst. Mr and Mrs Robert King and family of Beech Street plan to move to Columbus.
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Middleport
Irving Smith
Sehildren
Columbus
W. Lynch
Mary Moore
Point 1
C. A. Poindexter
Third Street
Lettie Besserer
Will Besser
Charleston
A. D. Hiie
L. A. Thomas
Harry Probst
Dayton
Robert King
Ily
Beech Street
Yeserday
Hearings in Dark Hollow Case Put Off
In Pomeroy on Feb 10 Justice L. French dismissed the Dark Hollow case against Jim Bowen after an allegedly faulty affidavit. Hendrix swore warrants against Bowen and several others for misdemeanors. About twenty witnesses were subpoenaed. a new affidavit prompted redate hearings to begin Friday at 9:00 a.m. in the six cases. Also, Judge Cora B. became Meigs county probate judge, the first woman to hold the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Jim Bowen
Matt Drix
L. French
Adants
Hendrix
Arthur Kimes
Fred Rairden
Charg
Bow
Bowen
Justice French
Cora B
Meigs County
Fire at Chauncey-Shumaker plumbing shop in Pomeroy
Pomeroy firefighters answered a 10 a.m. Tuesday call to a small blaze at the Chauncey-Shumaker plumbing shop on Second Street. The fire, believed to have started from sulfur in a show case, was quickly extinguished, but heavy smoke prompted the F. E. Rayburn family to move most belongings from the upper rooms. Building owned by Ed Ebersbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Chauncey-Shumaker Plumbing
Second Street
F. E. Rayburn
Ed. Ebersbach
Vivian Smith Celebrates Twelfth Birthday at Home
Vivian Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs John Smith of Rutland Street entertained friends at her Middleport home to mark her twelfth birthday. The party featured games and refreshments with guests joining in the celebration.
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Middleport
Vivian Smith
John Smith
Rutland Street
Local Hi Plays Gallipolis Friday
POMEROY Feb. 10 Many Pomeroy basketball fans plan to travel to Gallipolis Friday for a high school game. Pomeroy beat Gallipolis at home by one point and Gallipolis vows to even the score on their court Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Gaskins and White Wed in Pomeroy Probate Court
James A. Gaskins, a Rio Grande farmer, and Mary J. White of Pomeroy were married in the Probate court rooms by Justice M. L. French yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
James A. Gaskins
Rio Grande
Mary J. White
M. L. French
Injured Child Improving in Auto Accident Case
Vivian Weber five year old daughter of Dr and Mrs S Peter Weber in Middleport is improving after a Sunday evening auto crash. She had a deep facial cut requiring fourteen stitches.
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Middleport
Vivian
S. Peter Weber
Civil Service of Ohio to Hold 20 Exams This Month
The state civil service commission of Ohio schedules twenty examinations for February 24 and 25. Fifteen are assembled with titles such as gas tax accountant and public health nurse, while five are non-assembled including fireman and elevator operator. Details are mailed free upon request to Columbus.
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State Civil Service Commission of
Ohio
Department of Commerce and Tax Commission
Lake Erie
State Civil Service Commission
Columbus
Ohio Wesleyan Nixes Charleston Danse Over Building Fear
Delaware February 10. Ohio Wesleyan co-eds will stop doing the Charleston in Monnett hall the women’s dormitory due to fear of serious damage to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Charleston
Monnett Hall
University
Washington State College Probes Tire Wear From Road Surfaces
Washington State College researchers study tire wear caused by different road surfaces to determine if asphalt or concrete roads influence tire durability and vehicle performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State College
New York Faces Another Big Bill to Remove Snow
Snow continued to fall in New York as city crews worked to clear streets. A new blizzard rolled through overnight undoing much of the prior progress and adding four inches to a ten inch total. Traffic and shipping were disrupted while winds were expected to shift and ease conditions later, with Vermont and Connecticut regions reporting record cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
Connecticut Valley
White River Junction
Northfield
Vermont
Evans Will Filed in Probate Court
The will of John L. Evans of Lodi township has been filed. It leaves $100 to Edna L. Evans and divides the remainder equally among daughters Carrie Douglas and Edna Townsend and son T. W. Evans.
Marriage License Issued for Miller and Bishop
The Probate court issued a marriage license to Walter Kenneth Miller a painter of Athens and Luella Bishop a housekeeper of Athens.
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Walter Kenneth Miller
Athens
Luella Bishop
Timely Dairy Care Tips From Athens Veterinary
Athens veterinarian urges cleaner dairy practices to improve milk quality. Reducing dirt on cows by clipping hair on flanks and udders lowers contamination, while thorough cleaning during milking helps maintain keeping quality and consumer confidence.
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Athens Veterinary
D. C. Snow
Athens
Arrestees in Athens January Case Prompt Citizenship Debate
Amateur readers report in the Sunday Messenger recounts arrests in Athens during January. The article notes all were Americans except two, a negro and a German. It discusses national identity and citizenship for the black U S soldier. Athens, Ohio, February 9, 1926.
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Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Athens
United States
In the North Too Editorial on Confederate Leaders
A letter cites an February 3 editorial praising Lincoln and Grant while condemning Lee and Jackson. The writer argues northern loyalty to country and questions southern calls to honor Confederate leaders, urging balanced remembrance of Civil War figures.
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Lee
Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
Sherman
Letter Criticizes Editorial Favoring Southern Leaders
Bowman, a Civil War veteran, condemns an editorial tone supporting elevating southern leaders. He states no quarrel with southern people or soldiers, praising their qualities but opposing kneeling to their leaders and any throne they seek. Dated February 9, 1926, Carpenter, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Co. A
I. Carpenter
Jap A Davis Dies at Home in Chattanooga
Jap A Davis aged 59 died yesterday morning at his home in Chattanooga Tennessee. He spent his early days in Glouster and later lived in Chauncey and Athens. He leaves a widow three daughters and one son with residences in Iowa Springfield and Chattanooga. One daughter was buried in Glouster.
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Jap A. Davis
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mina D. Fry
Valley city risks poor next year if winter thaws persist
The text warns that unless the city remains thoroughly frozen, the following year will suffer for the valley community. It emphasizes winter conditions as a key factor in outlook.
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Cily-Of-The-Valley
Disciples Begin Pre Easter Drive Nationwide Effort
The Churches of Christ at Trimble Green's Run and Taylor's Ridge started their pre Easter campaign on February first. The movement among the Disciples of Christ is nationwide and last year yielded the largest year in the brotherhood’s history, with plans for several weeks of educational and preparatory work and a one day observance.
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Glouster
Churches of Christ
Trimble
Green's Run
Taylor’s Ridge
Disciples of Christ
Easter Sunday decision service boosts church attendance
A campaign in three churches began with a daily chapter reading from Acts. Last week 186 chapters were read and attendance rose, notably at Taylor's Ridge with eighty four people present. Alfred Love, an elderly resident of Glouster, fell Tuesday evening fracturing both bones in his left arm. Doctor E LeFever set the fractures.
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Taylor’s Ridge
Glouster
Alfred Love
E. LeFever
Trimble Grange Holds February Meeting and Program
Trimble Grange No. 1830 met February 6 in the hall with strong attendance. A new stage curtain by Bilhelm Studio showcases twelve local business ads. Vera Fierce chaired the program with songs, skits, and readings by Ruth Stewart Pauline Kempton and Beatrice Vaughn. The next gathering is set for February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Trimble Grange No. 1830
Bilhelm
North Canton
Sunday Creek Valley
Vera Fierce
Ruth Stewart
Pauline Kempton
Rube
Beatrice Vaughn
Telephone Conversa
Bas
Goldie Boudinot
Char, Kee
Refreshments Served by the Men
Refreshments of sandwiches coffee and pickles were served by the men.
Boudinot Family Weekend Visit Near Millfield
Parker Boudinot of New Lexington and Goldie Boudinot a student at Ohio University were weekend guests of their parents Mr and Mrs C H Boudinot near Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Boudinot
New Lexington
Goldie Boudinot
Ohio University
C. H. Boudinot
Millfield
Baby Phillips Jr. Dies Soon After Birth in Sugar Creek
In Glouster on February 10 a son, Phillips Jr., was born to Mr. and Mrs. Phillips James of Sugar Creek. He died Tuesday evening at 4 PM, with burial planned Thursday morning in Maples Wood Cemetery. The birth occurred at the home of Mrs. James’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swarta, in Glouster.
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Glouster
Phillips, Jr
Phillips James
Sugar Creek
Orning
James
Charles Swarta
Maples Wood
Fishes for Shark Demonstrates Equilibrium Law
Berkeley physiology head Dr 8 8 well sought a live shark to demonstrate equilibrium. The University of California professor appealed to the student employment bureau and a junior, Arthur Cowell, produced a shark after a few hours of fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley, Cal
8. 8Well
University of California
Student Employment Bureau
Arthur Cowell
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Glouster and
Pomeroy Bend Briefs
J. Bowen
Fire Department
Civil Service OF Ohio
Willard
The
Battery & Electric Co
Bate Kt
Sunione
Littte
Willies
Cery CO
Editor
Jap Davis
South
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Fred R. Beasley
Trimble Grange
Athens Ice and Orage
C. D. Shafer Co
Peoples Store
Glousters
Yoon Cve
Atlas Store
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