Former Syracuse trader to sell farm assets at public auction
August G Bartels once a Syracuse trader now near Cincinnati sells his farm and moves from farming. He lists personal property at 102454.47 and real estate at 143474.32 plus 1063.10 receivables totaling 246990.89 with debt of 165000 leaving about 82000 for stockholders holding over a million in stock if sold at appraised value.
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August G. Bartels
Syrause
W. F
Henry Bartels
Syralee
Cincinnati
Appraisement Completed for Pomeroy Chemical Property
Appraisers James A. Bailey Charlie s M. Karr and George Howell have finished their inspection and filed their report on the Pomeroy Chemical Company property.
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Pomeroy Chemical Company
James A. Bailey
Charlies M. Karr
George Howell
Farm Bureau official allocates clover seed and fertilizer order
Ward Gilmore purchasing agent for the Farm Bureau distributed about 225 bushels of clover seed among members and plans to issue an order for 200 tons of fertilizer.
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Ward Gilmore
The
Farm Bureau
R. A. Miller Lumber Co Responds to Property Sale Reports
The miller lumber firm denies selling more than two vacant buildings and affirms operations remain unchanged. The local press had circulated notices of a sale, but the company insists only the two unused properties were sold and that the business continues as before.
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R. A. Miller Lumber Co
No Institute This Year Amid County Education Cut
By vote of the county board of education the teachers' institute is not held this year saving about $2000. One member remarked that no institute was held last year and he did not think anybody missed it.
Infirmary Inmate John Pratt Dies at 62
John Pratt, inmate at the county infirmary, died Monday at age 62. A helpless cripple from rheumatism, he had lived at the institution for 12 years and was buried Tuesday in the infirmary cemetery.
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John Pratt
Marriage License for Holden and Johnson in Hartford
James P. Holden aged 22 of Pomeroy and Alice Johnson aged 19 of Hartford obtained a marriage license.
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James P. Holden
Pomeroy
Alice Johnson
Hartford
Moving of Pomeroy professional offices follows shift
The Pomeroy area sees continued relocation of professionals. H. C. Fish moves from the courthouse basement to rooms above Smith drug store on Court street. A. D. Russell rents the space over Pomeroy National Bank, formerly Dr Hanlin, to establish his law office. Dr. Caldwell will relocate his dental practice to rooms above Zwei fel barber shop opposite the soldiers’ monument.
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Pomeroy
H. C. Fish
Smith Drug Store
Court Street
A. D. Russell
Pomeroy National Bank
Dr. Hanlin
Dr. Caldwell
Soldiers’ Monument
Zweifel
Old Soldier Oscar Graves Dies After Long Civic Life
Oscar Graves a Civil War veteran and longtime Scipio township resident died Sunday night at his son William Graves home near Downington at a ripe old age. He leaves another son Fred in Athens. Mrs Graves had been dead for years.
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Oscar Graves
Scipio Township
William Graves
Downington
Fred
Athens
Colonial Tea by D A R in Armory for Memorial Project
The D A R chapter hosts a colonial tea in the armory on February 22 to celebrate Washington's Birthday and raise funds for the National Victory Memorial Building in Washington DC. A 5 p.m. supper, colonial costumes, an old fashioned musicale, and possibly ye olde tyme dances are planned with Miss Cady Whaley heading the general arrangements.
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Armory
Washington
National Victory Memorial
Washington, D. C
Tanlac Restores Health Says Columbus Woman
Mrs. J. A. McDaniel of Columbus Ohio reports dramatic improvement after taking Tanlac. She attributes better health, restored appetite, improved digestion, and steadier nerves to the medicine. Tanlac is sold in Athens by Cline Pharmacy Co. and by leading druggists nationwide.
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Tanlac
J. A. McDaniel
South High St
Columbus
Ohio
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Community event aims for informal happy gathering
Mrs. W. G. Davis, Mrs. J. A. Miler, Mrs D. Curtis Reed, Mrs. Wright McCroria, Mrs. R. C. Lord, Mrs. George Lasher, Mrs. Ben Powell are listed as organizers. It is intended to make it an informal, happy community event.
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W. G. Davis
J. A. Miler
D. Curtis Reed
Wright McCroria
R. C. Lord
George Lasher
Ben Powell
Alimony Case Settled Between Hess Spouses
The alimony dispute between Mrs. L. J. Hess and Syracuse merchant L. J. Hess has been settled out of court and the couple have resumed living together.
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L. J. Hess
Syracuse
Lightning destroys barn and stock near Bedford
Report from Bedford says a lightning strike damaged Harley Midkiff’s barn killing five head of cattle and four horses. The blaze destroyed the barn along with grain and farming implements. No colts were present.
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Bedford
Harley Midkiff
St Valentine Party At Mayer Home Delights Guests
The St Valentine party was hosted Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer. Their daughter Lucile Meyer assisted by Louise Sargeant Daisy Lee Stansbury and Ruth Humvarey served twenty young girls with music and dancing. Refreshments included ice cream cake and a variety of candies before departure by car.
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John Mayer
Lucile
Louise Sargeant
Daisy J.ee Stansbury
Ruth Hum Varey
Mayer
Banker Father and Sons Sentenced in Beaver Bank Case
W A Russell and his two sons John P and Waldo pleaded guilty to misapplying funds and making false entries at Beaver Bank. Judge L G Dill sentenced the 68 year old father to a suspended term in Ohio penitentiary while the sons received indeterminate terms.
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Waverly, O
W. A. Russell
John P
Waldo
Beaver Bank
Beaver
County
L. G. Dill
Ohio Penitentiary
Logan Letter From Leo Erwin in Texas Oil Field
A message to a Logan resident reports Leo Erwin now works in Breckenridge Texas. He states conditions are fine but work is scarce. Erwin, a former Logan boy, previously stayed in West Virginia before leaving in July of last year.
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South
Leo Erwin
Breckenridge
Texas
Mr. Erwin
Logan
West Virginia
Oberle Attends Moose Convention as Local Delegate
Carl Oberle spent Sunday in Dayton attending the Moose convention. He went as a delegate of the local chapter and described the event as a very successful affair.
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Carl Oberle
Dayton
Valentines Serve as Reminder in County Jail Case
Two prisoners held at the county hotel under Sheriff Larimer were arraigned before Judge Pettit on Valentine’s Day. George Schulla of Haydenville admitted possessing mash and finished product, paid a fine of 806 dollars plus costs with Columbus workhouse looming if unpaid. Charles Edwards faced inspectors at Murray for possessing about a pint of hooch, pleaded guilty, and was fined 200 dollars plus expenses.
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Larimer
Pettit
George Schulla
Haydenville
Columbus
Charles Hdwards
Murray
American Legion auxiliary seeks new members near Washingtons Birthday
One hundred twenty four members belonged to the local American Legion auxiliary last year and a drive is on to exceed that number this year. The new member contest ends February 22, the auxiliary reg meeting night. The Elks will host at the armory that evening and the auxiliary will meet in the Elks hall. Eligible individuals are urged to join now to build a strong year long program. After the regular business session next Wednesday, a Washingtons birthday program led by Mrs. Lewis Mock will be presented.
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American Legion Auxiliary
The
Elks
Armory Hall
Auxiliary
Washington
Lewis Mock
Initiatory Ball Held by Bik Fraternity Aftermath and Sparring Contests
The Bik Fraternity held an initiatory and feast on Monday evening with strong attendance. One candidate was given the work and a hearty feed followed. Program organizers M. C. Wartin, Ed Eberst and Nixon featured two sparring exhibitions between Mike Roberts and Kid Lead wetter and Shine Uncle and Sammy Drake, providing plenty of action, especially the latter. Further Elks events are planned soon.
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Bik Faternity
M. C. Wartin
Ed Eberst
Nixon
Mike Roberts
Kid Leadwetter
Shine Uncle
Sammy Drake
Elks
Hildebrandt family welcomes a fine baby boy
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Hildebrandt on Tuesday at their West Second Street home. Congratulations pour in from relatives as the couple becomes new parents. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Hildebrandt and Mrs Emma Voris.
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Charles Hildebrandt
West Second Street
Fred Hildebrandt
Emma Voris
Boxing Card At Moose Hall Sees Lancaster Contingent
Reservations are made for two Lancaster busloads to attend the Friday boxing show at Moose Hall. Clark of Lancaster fights Billy Kimms of Columbus in the final bout. Promoter Carrigan says Kimms is not a colored boxer. William Sayres will referee the preliminaries.
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Moose Hall
Hocking Valley Bus Company
Lancaster
Clark
Billy Kimms
Columbus
Kimms
Carrigan
William Sayres
Team Run Off After Sum Mel Siblings Cause Wagon Flight
James and Charles Sum mel of Maxville left their team on East Front street Tuesday to enter an office. The frightened horses ran west on Front street toward Lancaster road and Enterprise, were caught near the village. One horse was slightly hurt and the wagon damaged. no injuries reported.
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James
Charles Summel
Maxville
East Front Street
Front Street
Lancaster Road
Enterprise
Attorney C. V. Wright Reported Slightly Improved
Reports from the local hospital indicate that Attorney C. V. Wright is slightly improved. Friends remain hopeful his illness will not be long, and note he was admitted to the hospital last week.
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C. V. Wright
Beck New Secretary of Logan Savings Association
Edward Beck was named secretary of the Logan Home and Savings association and started his duties Monday morning. He previously ran a clothing business with W. J. Lytle and worked with Union Clothing Company before selling to John Allen and Claude Hammon. Beck and his partner then opened an office with Brooke Printing.
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Edward Beck
Logan Home and Savings Association
Mr. Beck
W. J. Lytle
Union Clothing Company
John Allen
Claude Hammon
Ir. Beck
Brooke Printing Company
Beck
Man Held on Support Warrants in Washington County
Washington county officials asked local authorities to apprehend Hudson B. Root on a failure to support two minor children of a former marriage. Lulu A. Root filed the affidavit. Magistrate C. T. O Neill issued the warrant. Officers Jarbeann and Kellar found Root at his home and jailed him awaiting transfer to Washington county officials.
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Washington County
Hudson B. Root
Lulu A. Root
C. T. O'Neill
Jarbeann and
Kellar
Root
Lynn Board Bans Mary Miles Minter Film in Action
The Lynn board of theatrical censors ordered the showing of a Mary Miles Minter film to stop and announced plans to bar future screenings of any actress linked to reports about the Taylor murder in newspaper accounts.
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Lynn
Mass
Lynn Board of Theatrical Censors
Mary Miles Minter
Ecensors
Taylor
Kidney Pills Sell With Firefighter’s Testimonial
A Hudson New York volunteer firefighter D McMillen describes Foley Kidney Pills as water to a fire, claiming the pills hit the spot and drown pain. The ad touts relief from rheumatic pains backache sore muscles and other kidney and bladder trouble symptoms.
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D. McMillen
Hudson
N. Y
Foley
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