Men Held on Robbery and Gun Charges Near Mt Sterling
Three youths from Mt Sterling were held on highway robbery and concealed weapon charges after a robbery on West Main. Willis Dagon faced $1000 bond while Paul Dagon and Veach were bound over for $1500 each. Guns found in the car led to further scrutiny and pursuit by local and county officers.
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Paul da
Willis Dagon
Gabriel
McKenzie
West Main
White
Monkey Run
Paul Dagon
Veach
Dagon
Mt. Sterling
Mt Vernon
Gallipolis
Rice
Tracy
Middleport
Ha County
Pomeroy
Mesic
Valentine party and local notes in Pomeroy
The Pomeroy Loyal Temple Pythian Sisters host their annual Valentine party at Moose hall this Thursday evening. A successful Valentine dance with the Daily News staff and the McMaster orchestra occurred at the Knights Pythias auditorium Wednesday. Charlie Sayre plans a candy and ice cream emporium on Mill et in Middleport despite blindness and decades of hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Bend
Pomeroy
Temple Pythian Sisters
Moose Hall
Daily News
McMaster
Knights Pythias
Charlie Sayre
Middleport
Millet
Sayre
Ebersbachs Headed East After Wednesday Departure
Mr and Mrs Edward Ebersbach left Wednesday for New York and other Eastern cities. The Queen Esther class of Bethany M E church entertained Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Joe Ebersbachs home. The Lutheran league held a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening in church parlors for Mrs Claire Karr a recent bride. The League of Bethany M E church hosted a pot luck supper Monday in church parlors regarded as a delightful social occasion. A Lincoln program was presented.
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Edward Ebersbach
New York
Bethlany M. E
Joe Ebersbach
Lutheran League
Claire Karr
League of the Bethany M. E. Church
Point Program Is Splendid Affair At Pt Pleasant
Kiwanis and Knights Pythias members filled the Pt Pleasant Pythian Auditorium for a joint program. Homer Smith offered a steamer trip on April 6 as a prize, with D Curtis Reed thanking visitors and planning a return visit to Pt Pleasant likely in the second week of March. The Pythian Sisters provided a fine dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Point |Pleasant
W. Va
Knights Pythias
Kiwanian
Homer Smith
Kiwanians
Kiwanian Organization
D. Curtis Reed
Pt. Pleasant
Pythian Sisters
Ice Jam Breaks In Upper River Near Pittsburg
Reports from Pittsburg say the Allegheny river ice jam is the worst in years after a hundred mile stretch of frozen river broke up. Flood danger in Pittsburg has passed as ice in the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers moves out rapidly. the highest water reached 18.4 feet, 1.6 below danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pittsburg
Allegheny River
Allegheny
Monongahela
Walter Waddell Heads to Gobembasch for Hardware Dealers State Convention
Walter Waddell departed Wednesday morning for Gobembasch to attend the state convention of hardware dealers. The gathering brings together professionals from hardware outlets to discuss industry issues and policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Waddell
Gobembasch
Short Shrift Given Crooks in the Pomeroy Bend
Pomeroy notes rapid arrests of criminals, calling the Bend a poor place for crooks. Reports cite Krause family in state pen, highwaymen on the Pomeroy Athens road, burglars nabbed within 24 hours, Harry Bland electrocuted for Beegle murder, and swift justice shaping local crime lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Krause
Columbus
Pomeroy-Athens
Harry Bland
Mr. Beegle
Racine
Temperature drops raise gas bills in Pomeroy period
The Pomeroy report notes a 2.2 degree colder December 23 1924 to January 22 1925 than 1923 24, yet February 1 gas bills were higher for many customers. A patron says heat level seems unregistered by bills, despite colder weather.
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Pomeroy
Hia
Coal's Hidden Cost Cited in Return to Dirty Fuel
A speaker questions who would agree to return to coal given the higher expense and the dirt and ashes involved in its use, highlighting the continued debate over energy choices.
Barn Burning Affair of Revenge Reported in Pomeroy
Albert Hart arrested at his father in law’s home by Deputy A O Tracy on a charge of burning a barn and contents belonging to landlord Will Thomas near Bedford to “get even.” Hart allegedly rented from Thomas after being ordered to vacate. his wife watched the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Albert Hart
Harrisonville
A. O. Tracy
Will Thomas
Bedford
Hart
Thomas
Florida Bounded On North By The 18th Amendment
Pomeroy correspondent writes from Florida describing the state as a skinny water surrounded land with coastlines on both sides. He notes the 18th Amendment bounds Florida to the north and cites price differences between Tampa and St. Petersburg and caution about cigars kept in Palm Beach.
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Pomeroy
A. Pomeroy
Florida
United States
Union
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Palm Beach
High School Graduate Miss Healy Enters Office Training
Miss Mary Healy, a 1924 Pomeroy high school graduate, has entered office training in Columbus. Edward Stark is home from Cleveland for a short visit with his parents, Mr and Mrs J R Stark of Mulberry Avenue. D Curtis Reed was a Parkersburg visitor Tuesday and Wednesday on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Healy
Pomeroy High School
Columbus
Edward Stark
Cleveland
J. R. Stark
Mulberry Avenue
D. Curtis Reed
Parkersburg
Fire protection equipment urged for Logan city
Logan Ohio February meeting votes to approve a committee report urging purchase of a new fire truck with two 250 gallon chemical tanks and 1000 feet of hose, overhaul of the current truck, transfer of ladder wagon and hose reel, and a car for police use. The plan also calls for fire traffic ordinances, ward blockings, special police for fires, and compensation and bonding for those volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Petty
Tom and
Mundy
Dot
Wolfe
Orchard
Culver
Moving van destroyed in fire near John Williams farm
A circulating report says a moving van carrying furnishings of Mr Williams was destroyed by fire near the John Williams farm in Green township on Wednesday. The van reportedly left the road and overturned with flames consuming the truck and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan, O
Williams
John Williams
Green Township
City Counilman H O Tom resumes garage business on Gallagher
Logan O February 12 City Councilman H O Tom returns to his old Gallagher avenue garage after a year away. Tom assumed charge of the business Wednesday. Col L Faires who occupied the building moved to the Geaslin property on South Orchard street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan O
H. O. Tom
Gallagher Avenue
Tom
Cc. L. Faires
Geaslin
South Orchard Street
Attendance Mark Set By Logan Legion Post
Logan Ohio February 12 Attendance records fell at the American Legion post meeting as Mel Harbaugh won the weekly prize for gathering thirteen member cards. Eleven new members joined, a strong growth noted with plans for new quarters and a lease likely to be drafted soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
Mel Harbaugh
Legion
C. F. Lauer
Long Jury Session Prolongs Hocking County Court
In Logan on February 12, after three days of work the grand jury for the January term in Hocking county remains in session. Officials expect at least two more days to examine witnesses summoned before the body. The session is projected to be the longest in recent county history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Bolin Van Dyke Wed In Logan First Under Judge Ellinger
Harold Bolin 22 a laborer and Virginia L Van Dyke 21 at home of Logan were married by Magistrate J P ter in the probate office. Carl H Stump 29 a farmer and Fanchion A Feterolf 31 a housekeeper from Laurelville also listed as licenses issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Telephone Girls in Bombay Must Speak Six Languages
A Bombay dispatch notes a policy requiring telephone operators to be fluent in six languages. The directive aims to improve multilingual service in the city’s communication network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
New Straitsville Man Killed in Auto Crash
Andrew “Peck” Alexander of New Straitsville was killed and Chad Vernon of the same village was perhaps fatally injured when a light touring car left the road on a hill between New Straitsville and Shawnee and overturned trapping the two men beneath. Two other men escaped unharmed as the badly damaged car bore the victims to aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Andrew “Peck
Alexander
New Straitsville
Chad Vernon
Shawnee
Vernon
Hilda May Fickle Pneumonia Patient at Cherrington
Five month old Hilda May Fickle daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Fickle is hospitalized at Cherrington for pneumonia. She has been in the hospital since Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hilda May
Edward Fickle
Cherrington Hospital
Two Operations Performed Here
Logan Ohio February report details two surgical cases at Cherrington hospital. Mrs Dennse Riley of Gore underwent an operation for complications and is expected to recover. Orville Nixon, ten, also had surgery for a diseased bone in the right ankle after an old injury.
Logan Doctor Appointed Assistant Surgeon for Hocking Valley
Logan Ohio February 12 Dr L E iter of Logan named Pas istant Hocking Valley railway surgeon for the section with the appointment to become effect ive. Dr E P E Campbell already serves as surgeon for the company in Logan and Dr A K Smith is the other assistant. The move gives Logan the largest number of surgeons in the valley for the Hocking Valley system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
L. E Iter
Hocking Valley
Bales
Stenger
E. P. E. Campbell
A. K. Smith
Merry Makers Entertained in Logan Ohio
The Merry Makers club gathered at Mrs. Joe Smith’s Depo street home on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Bess Slatzer assisting. After a six o’clock dinner the group played Five Hundred with Mrs. Phil Tschappat winning high honors. guests included Mrs. Nell Gage Mrs. Harry Bell Mrs. George Smith Miss Margaret Gage and Miss Ruth Heft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers
Logan
Merry Makers’ Club
Joe Smith
Depo’ Street
Bess Slatzer
Phil Tschappat
Nell Gage
Harry Bell
George Smith
Margaret Gage
Ruth Heft
Amici Club Hosts Contests at Mrs Stracke Home
Mrs. Fred Stracke welcomed the Amici club to Hocking Avenue for an evening of two contests. Mrs. Victor Phelps won one contest while Mrs. Sam Smith won the other. Guests included Mrs. Charles Stracke of Missouri Mrs. Will Lowry and Mrs. Kline. A two course dinner was served. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. George Burberry as hostess.
Rotary Club Round Table Discussion in Logan Meeting
Rotary club members met in Logan Ohio on February 12 for a round table discussion of matters of interest to the club. Several topics were considered and the committee on boys work reported that its report was not made public.
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
Advertisers claim Red Pepper Rub provides fast heat to relieve rheumatic pain without harming users. They say effects begin within minutes, circulation improves, and soreness fades, offering relief for nighttime pains and long-term use.
Twin Daughters Born. One Dies in Logan
Twin daughters were born to Mr. and Mrs Emmett Ashbaugh of Logan on Wednesday morning. One daughter died and was buried at Pleasant Hill Wednesday afternoon.
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Logan
Emmett Ashbaugh
Pleasant Hill
Bank officials attend state bankers meeting in Columbus
D. M. Soliday, cashier, and D. F. Harsh, assistant cashier of the Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, went to Columbus Tuesday evening for a state bankers meeting. They were joined by Earl Soliday who attended a theatre event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
D. M. Soliday
D. EF. Harsh
Farmers’ and Merchant's Bank
Columbus
Earl Soliday
Measures to abolish justices and expand county courts
Open Break notes bills to abolish offices of justice of the peace by popular vote and replace with county circuit courts. It also outlines authorizing charter municipalities to enact improvements under charter provisions. An emergency clause accompanies the measure. Other items set for second reading include extending prosecuting attorney terms to four years and increasing checks on justices of the peace with removal hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
McDonald, Montgomery
Burnett
Trumbull
Senate
Lauby
Summit
Bender
Common Pleas
Fewer January Worker Deaths Reported in Ohio
Ohio reports 27 worker deaths in January down from 91 in December with 15169 injuries that month. Director Witter notes 31676 employers carried state insurance and 420 new risks added while 351 were canceled. State fund balance stood at 46,663,488.36 with receipts of 992,359.26 and disbursements of 963,784.68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Witter
State Industrial Commission
Poland funds radium institute in memory of Mme Curie
Poland launches a fundraising drive to build a national memorial radium institute in Warsaw honoring Marie Curie. The project aims to establish a center for scientific research and education in the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Mme. Curie
Warsaw
California Fig Syrup Advert Timecapsule Claim
A vintage remedy touts genuine California Fig Syrup to relieve infant constipation wind colic feverish breath coated tongue and diarrhea. It promises prompt removal of poisons gases and souring food with no cramps and ships with directions on the bottle. mothers urged to insist on the genuine brand to avoid imitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Church School Opens Strongly at First Methodist
The Week night church school at First Methodist drew 49 students in the 6:30 to 8:15 sessions despite a storm. Six courses were offered including How We Got Our Bible, Childhood and Character, Home Problems, The Church Program of Evangelism, and The Church Program of Religious Education. Attendance totaled 100 with plans to run until just before Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Department of Religious Education
Co. M. Finkell
Mary G. Nessa III
W. G. Parker
E. W. Chubb
Daniel McGurkili
W. G. Park
Pineex Pine Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Advertises Pinex pine extract cough syrup mixed with sugar or molasses to treat coughs and throat membranes. Claims relief within 24 hours for dry or wet coughs and bronchial symptoms. Warns buyers to demand 2 1/4 ounces of Pinex per pint and to use no substitutes from The Pinex Co. Ft Wayne Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
Wayne, Ind
Higley Class to Attend Revival at Clark's Chapel
The Higley Bible class of the Christian church will attend a revival meeting at Clark's chapel Friday night. They will conduct the service after the order of a Gospel team and the service will start promptly at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highey Bible Class
The
Christian Church
Clark's Chapel
Wild night as three teams clash in Chicago
In Chicago on February 12, three teams staged a night of wild riding. The event drew local crowds and featured high speed moves and dramatic finishes. No further details were provided in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Six Day Bicycle Race Leads After Night Laps
Beloni and Degraves the Italian-Belgian pair gained a lap during the night and are tied for the lead with McNamara-Walthour and Kickler-Stockholm. Eleven other teams trail by one lap in the six day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloni
Degraves
McNamara-Walthour
Kickler-Stockholm
Lindstrom and Hartley Contracts Safe in Giants Strongbox
The contract of Freddie Lindstrom, star of the 1924 World Series, along with Grover Hartley’s veteran catcher agreement, was found in the Giants strongbox today. Lindstrom received a substantial raise in pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Freddie Lindstrom
Grover Hartley
Lindstrom
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Amnesim
Pomeroy Club
Logan and Hocking County
IFIRE
Legion Post
Car
Amici Club
Scholl
Coe
Cash Shoe Store
Lash
Church School
Methodist Church
Miahee Putin Memset
Tor Prgpere
Ou Ee
Athens Jewelers
Higley
Bayer
Sweetness Reigns
Gilbert
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
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