Cinderella Birchfield Charged In Wardrobe Theft Case
Cinderella Birchfield a seventeen year old girl is jailed in Pomeroy awaiting grand jury action after admitting to entering Mrs Estyes Middleport wardrobe and taking dresses skirts shoes and other clothing items. Sheriff Hartenbach jailed her after arrest at the high school. She pleaded guilty before Justice Barnes and was bound over to the court under a $500 bond, remaining in jail due to lack of bail.
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Pomeroy
Cinderella Birchfield
William Etyes
Middleport
Estyes
Hartenbach
Justice Barnes
Flatwoods Farmer Henry Wells Dies of Pneumonia
Flatwoods resident Henry S. Wells, 47, a well known farmer, died Sunday after a ten day illness with influenza that developed into pneumonia. He leaves a wife and two children. Funeral services were held at the family home with interment at Texas cemetery.
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Henry
Wells
Texas Cemetery
Death of Mrs Fay Bradrock in Pittsburgh
W A Howell received word of the death of his oldest daughter Mrs Fay Bradrock at her Pittsburgh home after a ten day illness of pneumonia following influenza. She was 32, born in Meigs county, survived by husband, father, two brothers, one sister and half sister Erma L Howell of Pomeroy. Funeral and burial were held in Pittsburgh on Saturday.
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Pittsburgh
Fay Bradrock
Meigs County
Erma L. Howell
Pomeroy
Former Pomeroy Woman Dies in Columbus
Miss Lizzie Enoch of Middleport reports the death of Mrs. Ann Cole at her Columbus home with fat pneumonia. Aged 76, she is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Cole formerly ran a grocery near the Davis ice plant in lower Pomeroy. Remains to be brought to Pomeroy for burial.
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Columbus
Lizzie Enoch
Middleport
Ann Cole
Patrick Clancy
Pneumonia Claims Life of Point Pleasant Youth
Frank Jennings a well known young man of Point Pleasant died there Friday after a ten days illness of pneumonia. Deceased was born at Le
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Frank Jennings
Point Pleasant
Funeral held for prominent Ohio resident brother of Pete Jennings
The casketed remains were laid to rest Monday in Vanna Ohio with services conducted under the auspices of the I O O F and Modern Woodmen of America. The deceased was a brother of Pete Jennings of Kerr's Run.
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Pete Jennings
Kerr’s Run
Modern Woodmen of America
John Kappel Dies After Influenza Complications
John Kappel aged 31 died at his Burlingham home Saturday afternoon after an influenza attack that developed into acute appendicitis. He leaves a wife, four young children, and a daughter from a former marriage. Funeral services were held at the residence with burial in Burlingham cemetery.
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Burlingham
Former Mason Girl Wed Odea Fitch at Huntington
A quiet marriage took place at Huntington last Thursday noon as Miss Anna Lewis wed Odea Fitch. Attending were the bride's mother Mrs. Virgil Lewis and the groom's parents Mr and Mrs Fitch with Rev King of the First Methodist church officiating.
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Huntington
Pomeroy’ Bend
Anna Lewis
Odea Fitch
Virgil Lewis
Legion Memorial Services Postponed Indefinitely
The American Legion memorial services set for Sunday and the Legion meeting planned for last evening have been indefinitely postponed due to the continuing epidemic gripping Pomeroy Bend.
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Pomeroy
Legion
Rev W H Dutton Dies in Columbus Home
Pomeroy Bend relatives and friends mourn the death of Rev. W. H. Dutton who died Monday morning at the home of his daughter Mrs. O. J. Brooks in Columbus. The message reached here with word that he passed away at his daughter’s residence.
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Columbus
Pomeroy Bend
O. J. Brooks
Death of a Local Man in County Well Known
The deceased, aged 30, suffered a long illness and passed away after a period of illness. He was a well known figure in the county and served the Minutory for many years. The funeral is set for Wednesday at the Wells Cemetery in Inver Went.
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Inverwent
Wells
Local able to return to duties amid illnesses and travel
Miss Ana Crubune resumed duties at the high school yesterday while Rev. Sienzenvurg will take charge of athletics. Miss Anna Swatzel and others recovered from illness, and Frank and Albert Fisher left after a funeral. Mrs. J. White’s funeral services were postponed, while several residents remain ill or traveling for work and care.
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We High
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Whe High School
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W. Hennessey
Nora Dahl
Frank
Albert Fisher
Edwin Fisher
Charleston
Sarah Hamm
Skiselstein
Wayman Simmons
Rk. W. Vaughn
John Vaughn
Cleveland
George Ewing
Clyde Williamson
Akron
Elizabeth Lanklota
Marie
Cincinnati
Louise Price
J. J. White
Syracuse
W. H. Owens
Robert
J. Boggess
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Able Hiselstein
Marvin DeMaine
Brown Middleton
Epidemic of Skunks Hits Oakwood Suburb
Oakwood, a fashionable village south of Dayton, suffers a skunk outbreak that roams porches and cellars. Residents seek solutions as the pest invades homes, while the Milwaukee Journal notes Peter Collins doing constructive service for his country.
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Dayton
Oakwood
Peter Collins
Milwaukee Journal
Ohio Valley Oil Holdings Valuable Thru Big "Gasser
A large oil discovery was struck on the Kail farm in Cheshire township by Ohio Fuel Co at under a thousand feet. The find signals potential for vast oil and gas activity within Ohio Valley Oil holdings of over ten thousand acres. Investors are invited to visit and inquire at the Athens headquarters.
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Big “Gasser
Kail
Cheshire Township
Ohio Fuel Co
Knox Tire and Rubber Co Free Stock Offer
The Knox Tire and Rubber Co offers a free common stock opportunity claiming 8 percent cumulative interest. Company says it will stay in the area and invites visits to its Athens office at 68 Cline Building or by phone 362 to invest this week.
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Knox Tire and Rubber Co
Katzenjammer Kids Bring Funny Cartoons to Athens Opera House
The Katzenjammer Kids Hans and Fritz with their mother the Captain and thirty companions perform a musical comedy at Athens Opera House on Friday night February 20. The show features 23 musical numbers, lavish costumes, high class specialties and laughs for all ages.
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Fritz
Athens Opera House
Katzenjammer
Mexican Republic Has Hot Presidential Rage
By Ralph H. Turner United Press staff correspondent Mexico City February 2 personality rules politics as candidates align for July election General Alvaro Obregon General Pablo Gonzalez and Ignacio Bonillas lead a field Bonillas as ambassador to Washington is expected back to launch his campaign Obregon and Gonzalez battle for influence with rivals and policy stands Bonillas emphasizes civilian governance and ties to American tech diffusion while Obregon champions liberal reforms naval buildup and agricultural modernization Gonzalez backs conciliatory diplomacy and domestic reform The field may grow but no certainty of other entrants today
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United Press
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Zapata
Morelos
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Baundtry
Department of Education
Army recruitment drive opens two week campaign in Athens
Capt Flaharty and a detail of veterans from Pershing's Finest are in the city promoting enlistment. The intensified drive offers all army branches and will feature moving pictures in Athens theaters. Recruits can sign up at the Post Office building recruiting office.
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Ills and Visits Mark Harrisonville News
Word reaches Harrisonville on February 17 that Mrs Herman Warner of Akron is gravely ill with the flu. Her sister Miss Eliza cares for her and the children. Several locals visit kin and the sick list includes Libbey Scott Rev Callahan Mrs Cuckler Ed Lee Marie Graves Will Day Lena Lathey and others.
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Herman Warner
Akron
Warner
Eliza
Emmett Hull
Central City
William Hull
Earl Lee
Alfred Greenler
Ida Knapp
Cuckler
Howard Hull
Kaiser Film Declared Libel by Berlin Court
A Berlin court ruled the so called Kaiser film about William II a serious libel. The ruling labeled the depiction as defamatory against the former German emperor and ordered related actions.
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Kaiser Berlin
Berlin
Kaiser
William II
Destruction Order for Film and Ex-Kaiser Portraits
A high authority ordered that all copies of the film be destroyed along with reproductions of the ex-kaiser's portraits from it. The directive aims to remove any referent to the figure and suppress related imagery.
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Peror
Poison Whiskey Seized in Youngstown Case
Police say a shipment of whiskey seized at a local saloon was 75 percent wood alcohol. The tainted liquor could have endangered patrons if served, and investigators analyzed samples to confirm the poison level.
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Youngstown, O
West Virginian Dies in Newark Youth at Denison University
Lawrence Brown 24 of Richwood West Virginia collapsed in Granville street after breakfast. A Denison junior and tallest student on campus he was named as a potential successor to graduate cheerleader Happy Currin.
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O. Lawrence Brown
Richwood
W. Va
Denison University
Granville
Happy” Currin
LAND FOR VETERANS HEARD BY AMERICAN LEGION COMMITTEE
Gilbert Bettman of Cincinnati sits with the American Legion committee in Washington as it reviews land settlements and home aid bills for returning soldiers. Several measures are pending in Congress and the committee will be heard once it fully understands the proposals.
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Washington
American Legion
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
Congress
American Legion Committee
Danes Halt U S Cattle Fodder Imports
Danish importers stop all importation of American cattle fodder due to high exchange rates. The move reflects broader economic strain and may affect local livestock feed markets and prices.
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United States
Copenhagen
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